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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

Board then met pursuant to adjournment,
Report of j. McGillivray, road overseer for
Hamilton district. received and placed on file.
Allowed on General Fund -
Jno. Colbert witness fees days, mileage 81 so
do do do do l6 so
On Hospital Fund
u S. Bakery, bread, SIS so
Rejected
G. Stag's bill for stand. weights and meas. 700 90
Ordered, That the appointment by this Board
of Co. Druggist for the year 1858, be and the
same in hereby revoked, and until further notice
the Co. Physician shall be at liberty to procure
medicines where in his discretion it may seem
best.
Ordered, That the Election Proclamation for
the year 1858. by the Governor, so far as relates
to Trinity County, be published one insertion
(Aug. 2lsD in the TRINITY Journal also, that
posters of the same be printed for and posted in
each precinct in the County.
Allowed on General Fund
Richard Culln, wit. fees, days, 81 so
Chas. Galway, do do 25
b. S. Guptill, do do 6 90
Ordered, That the Sheriff as Tax Collector give
John Colbert receipt for his taxes for the year
1903. In satisfaction for excess of taxes paid by
him in 1855.
Ordered that an order be drawn on the Hospi-
tai Fund for STA, in favor of the Secretary of
the German Hospital Society.
wednesday, Aug. llth-Allowed on Hos. Fund.
Dr. Trask, medicines, Co. physician, Sll8 90
Pierce, Church d Co., merchandise, 40 90
Allowed on General Fund
H. Hart, 2 days attendance on Board, 20 90
7, Currn, wit fees 2 day, and mileage, 25
Ordered, That NJ. NJ. Bradley be and is hereby
appointed road overseer for Canon Greek dist,
and that he assume the duties thereof on fling
his approved bond for $1,000.
Ordered, That warrant be drawn on the Hos
Fund in favor of DR.. Trask, for services as Co.
Physician to date, for $35 90
Upon release OF previous contract by him it
was ordered that DR.. Edward Trask be appointed
Co. Physician at 81 per year, for one year from
this date. Board then adjourned.
M F. GRIFFIN, Chairman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
CITY DRUG STORE
West Sioae Main street,
WEAVERVILLE.

r AM NOW RECEIVING, AND witt KEEP
Il constantly on hand, large and choice stock Of
Drugs and Medicines
Books and Stationery.
Perfumery and Toilet Articles
Musical Instruments and Findings
Toys and Farcy Goods,
Fine Cutlery, Cards, Dice, &c. &c,
Which will guarantee cannot be surpassed in
Northern California for
PURITY, EXCELLENCE and CHEAPNESS.
zs0-Call and see and be convinced.
Physicidns Prescriptions prepdred by a careful
and competent Druggist X. A. FAGG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

at THE
CITY DRUG STORE
You will find DRUGS and NTEDI-
CINE ES carefully selected, and thorough
ly tested None but genuine unadulterated Drugs
will be dispensed at this House. have also a
large stock of
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CITY COUNCIL.


ThUnsDAf EVENING, July g, 1858.
Council met Present;-Mcssrs. Holt Hoyey,
Heming and Poorman.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
aad approved.
The following bills were ordered to be paid,--
j. Scymout, for labor in the lst Ward, s7,67; w.
Wolff for Blank Book for City Clerk, SlO,O 90; Gas
Co., for rent Of Meters for the mouth Of June,
rs cents Peter Tom, for buryiug hog; so cts.
F. overmyer, for services as supervisor, $4,000;
II. Britton, for one quarters salary as Market
Master, Sl250.
Marshal Britton presented statement of rents
for stahds at Market House, collected by HIM
amounting to s5,65.
The Committee to whom was referred the prop
osition of Mcssrs spielman 4 Fisher, for Mead
amizing jefferson and Madison streets, asked fur
ther time. Granted.
The Market Master was directed to proceed
forthwith to collect the amounts due the city for
rent Of butchers stalls in the Market House.
"peaeeably if he can, foreibly il he must"
On motion Council Adjourned.
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DIED.


On the 9Th Inst, FLoRA ISABEL, only child O
Rev. James and J.J. Fclan, aged years and {
months.
Too bright for earth she blooms in heaven
A few months ago she knelt by the couch Of he
dying sister, Lillia, and uttered the prayer
"Pleasc, God, let Lilly live"
Yes, there she knelt-her cherub iace
Upraised with earnest air;
And well devotion's heaven born grace,
Became brow so fair
But seldom at our Fathers throne,
Such blcstand happy child is known,
So painfully to strive
For long with fearful ardor fraught,
That supplcating lip bcsoughtA-
Please, Goblet Lilly live.
And still the imploring voice did flow,
That little couch beside,
As il for little Lilly's woe,
It could not be denied,
Now she who for that darling child,
In agonizing love did bend,
To pour the simple prayer
Safe from the pang, the groan, the dart,
That wounds the mourning parents heart
Lives with her Lilly there.
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Tho Democracy Of his county are welcome to
all The capital they can make out e Homing's
resignation, Theyhad better waitfor The 'hcts, I"
before circulating their hsehoods and caluauies,
They dao' not conn out boldly and state their
charges, for they know they are false In order
70 quiet thess hervous gentlemen and at the spc.
cial request Of Mr. Hcmng himself, Mr. George
Kuupp is now examining the books aud prcpar
ing settlement for the Commissioners Better
keep coor gentlemen.
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IIarkI IInrlti HarkI

Friends, Patrons, and citizens Of Tfin: have
vacation only one week, when shall resume my
course Of instruction again in the same place.
My rates are; For ali scholars from and IN the
Primary school, so cents pei Month And all
from and in the Secondary and Intermediate
school, 75 cents per month. also give instruc-
ton in the principles Of Vocal Music. School to
commence July 10TH 1858.
Gratefully Yours, &c,
CATHARINE 7. RONDTHALLER.
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fmE NEw-MOwN NAY.
ny cuautKs MAcKAY.

ny cuARlHs NAcKAY
When swallows dart from cottage caves,
And farmers dream Of borley sheavcs;
When apples peep amid the leaves,
And woodbinss scent the way
We love to fiy from daily Sare
To breathe the buxom country air.
To Join out hand and foim a ring
To laugn aud sport and dance aud sing,
Amid the new-mown hay,
A stranger comes with eyes Of blue;
Quoth he, I'm Love, the young and true;
I wish to pass an hour with you,
This pleasant summer day
Come in, come in, You sauoy elf
And who's your frieudg IT'S Friendships self
Come eachAcome both, our sports to share;
There's welcome kind, and fobn 10 spare,
Amid the new-mowu hay
The ring is formed but who are thesc9
Come, tell your erand, if you please;
You look so sour and IN at ease
You dim the face Of day.
'AmbitionP jealousy and 'stifc'
And 'Scornr and WEAKNESS Of biicl'
If such your names, we hato your KIM
The place is full, youcan't como In
Amid the now.mown hay
Another guest comes bounding by,
With brow uuwrinklcd fair and high
With sun-burnt face and roguish eye,
And ask your leave to stay.
Quttli he Pm Fun your right good friHidp
Come in, come in, with you Wen endp
And thus We frolo in a ring
And thus we laugh and dance and sing
Amid the new -mown hay
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Court adjourned on Monday morning. Much
OF The teru has been occupied by lengthy and te.
dious cases and considerable business has been
laid over In the case Of Daniels vs. Dougherty
-eivil aetiou--tho Jury milcd to agree, after be-
ing outall night.
James McCariy was sentenced, on Monday TO
2 years in the reuitentiary, for killing Charles
Bryan and on Tuesday Sheriff Weirick took him
10 Columbus
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am physician Of dry ycrr' prachou Rfy brncisai
study has bpcn dseateg of females They hny6 rrncfa
haicl nv cs ciurtl Obtaining to materials comnosiur
MAJ ars tterius Cathuifrhu, nlnnucd fiih trn
them hir fal ard tunl uysol ahnnlHnllv sncces
full w my FORMER laciide oouh only mitigate ihn srnn
toms Of about half the aud could not cnro one n
Now can adiualy N leali seventeen IN twony and
mitigate ihe l1si. lconlider Mwshal Uterine Catholcon
The gr1acsi blessing ih females hnve met with.
j. a. WtMtAMs, NJ D., Chareston.
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MARHfED,

At the residence of the brides father, July 8,
by Rev E r. Jewett, Mr.. JAcoB Enck, Of this
city, and Miss Ttizr Rrokrrra, Of Hopowcll
township.
On Sunday, July A. near Tymochtee, Wyan,
dot county, by H. Kerr, J. p, Mr. + woRsLrY,
Of Findlay, and Miss NJ. e Bkkny, Of the former
place.
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GRAFFENBERG
RhMllhN haRnfCfMER.


UaRuopp, Truubun Co., %, Arur.h 5th. 1852.
hcrsby Gently iia lhart been lealre m nc uf0 ftu.
berg Medicines Goo ho past vcuf anil can truly say hat {
hao ncyrt udtrui hny mcdciprl 20 Mo public chat hove
met with che rolci anpuhaon OF tho nrono like these,
p1uiculaiy hc plb and C1tloron. They Aiu readily
perform m nnd more than nfnuisc inl huw. have ta1
hhont hly bottles of the Cnhucou Doe past cu on anl
hear tho best risplti in every oaso,
D. ll C.. 1onSaos, Medical Ag,nt
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improvements.

Messrs spieman & Fisher have commenced
work on tic lower end Of Main street aud are
prosecuting It vigorously
Tho workmen on the City House are now en-.
gagged on the second story. The work goes
bravely on.
Other improvements are in progress in differ
ent parts Of the eitv.
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Mr.. u. y, kinHley Rit--l have heon sulhuE th8 med
eine Of he 9aeuhoff Company ottho last years. ond
hWe Invariably tonnd Them 10 give good iatsiacuon and
Tho pills have SOLD 70 great many mmilel regularly
hef tea md cbici and with my r1lr they havc heoomo
staple article MaIihulls Uterine Uatholicon a medicine
that hns done great umnuut Of rood u iemale duc1srt
One lady sold 20 told mo she had occYed mo1 benedt
fom ono bottle than se dii fhm long OF ucduai
treatment BY tho host tkilml rlDsIcianf Yorr ruy
Jan. J. 1853. JANEs WnsoN.
For Sale ny A H. Van noou, u. ii snuler j. n.
Wooster lihn n, Hall, Lnwelli nr r. Yates, Gr,rn
sprlngs VIM. tluhh lodii $, y. iuil Flat Rock; Wm
Rlungrr Alticai y. Hoffman Co., McCwohcnvilei y.
w Wing, Adrani aul by agent in al the prlngipl
towns IN Ohio.
For Medicines OF agopeles Address
n. %. KINGSLEY, Clcyeland
in25-ly' Agent or Ohio
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"a If any lack Of variety appears Ia this pa
per, It should be attributed 70 the fact that the
Editor was absent the iofcpart Of the week, at.
tending lho Slate Convention nt Colnmhns.
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Road what Dr. nulhncn SAYS Of tho Cf,ntnhetl Med.
zines. IT, q. N niYoinn Of eenivc pr'ctioo, ,nd
Of he most iuceo.sul DO e county Clrmbul In wh,cho
rasidesi
"rhii ccrifo' 'lnt ! have usai the Gannherr Pills
and Mar halle Cniholunn, sOd ere hy ~ a. Johutnn,
In my Practice to my cniirs sadf,oti1u. Tluy ats Good
medicines. uu O. W. Huitulufn
Hartford, Tmmbull Co., o., March 2, i,5&
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lS The friends Of Josiah Hedges, Esq. one
Of the pioneers and founders Of Tiniu, win be
panied to learn that he Is now lying at the point
Of dnoth
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Job Printing,

OF al kinds from the largest Poster down TO
the smallest Card. executed Al this Office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, BY any
Office ip The State.
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Fostoria Corregpohdence.

fOsroRIAl July IL, loOo.
Nm. EpToR;--In your paper of last week, op-
pears a computation signed, alpha, omiri.
kron, Omega" The writer pitches into our town
boys With Vengeance. because they grimly
grasped the lines and eurbed the heads Of their
swift steeds, and drove through "plout holes" to
Findlay. Now it came to pass in the Cd year of
the reign Of James, that damsel the daughter
Of Morrisp, smiled npon Omega He thought
himself favored by the Gods. For be It known
unto you, that the damsels father owned lands
and focks and Omegalonged to be his herdAmane
But il came to pass that "Charles the Sd" beheld
the maid and she gave him audience, al which
Omega was highly ineensed, for q while he was
sorely troubled in spirit Bat when "oharles
the 3D." and themAid was seen BY Omega, driving
westward, he rent his garments, there was no
more spirit in him. And it came to pass that
Omega fell into a trance lie saw "black Clouds
as It were, from Pole to Poles Beheld the
prancing steeds and Charts such as had never
before "rod the streets. Heard The little
frogs" put forth strains Of martial music, -
And Omega saw and beheld wonders-"srpiles
half deyotional-half yoluptuous" And again,
as il holding converse with superior Intelligence
he saw that eHonas" when interpreted means
John" He heard as il #ero mighty earth
quake Screams and yellsj apd--fire crackers b
And again he &as shown the weary at rest--'all
the time on their backs And it came to pass as
Omega watched in the morning, he saw theIn ar
rive just Us the son was peepidg at them. And
again no saw the forms Of Charles the 3d'' and
the damsel, and in the anguish sf his spirit be
cried aloud
"When shall we three meet again.
In thunder lightning or in rain.
THen Omega said, Even to-day il my com
plaint bitter. my stroke is heavier tbapmy groan.
ing.s
q am brother 20 dragons and companion e
owls"
Omega watched with weary eye,
And saw the maid aud Charles pass by.
He then broke forth in solemn song,
Upon the eneroaohmeHta and the wrong.
see she smiles on charles tie Third;
3 She win not be my captive bird.
I've talked TO her Of love and lore,
But Charles has son--whiie I'm ashore
saw him "grimly grasp the lines"
4 And Charles the Third Omega outshines
& To lands and herds III bid adieu,
2 And 10 Greek and Latin turn anew.
eHoNAsp
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ssk reluesiou Of por cent from s above rates win
bt made lor Cash
The space, occupied By ioue, The type competing The
body Of he advenisemcut win considered square
All randent algertisem-n.s together with Admiaiirn-
ton, Attachment, Road AM Ditch Notices, must be paid
FOR in alyanse.
Advertisements inserted Tor an indefinite time win be
charged for until orieredom
When yearly advertisements afo ins5fted, ono o. mofe
.ehanres win be allowed.
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AUnIr0Rs OPFIcr SENECA CouWYl
Tlmh, Ohio July o, 1853. Z
NOTICE hefsbJ given ihai The County commissonei
~ II Seneca County Ohio a fsir asi fguaT session
passed lhe following ories, viEi
Ordered by the boaTl, that hnre with hs rfoyil
ionsol an act 10 pmend aci passed April lai if5l
nidd An act lo e asshsuedt and iaxalion of an prop
eriy Ia this State, and Tor eyyine eieon according
70 ~ true yalue money passed April l2ih, lfJ tha ne
county Of Seneca be divided into Sixteen districts, fol-
lows, tizi
The iy Of ri On 70 composo one dsifeiana the feen
Townlhips outside Of he corporate limits OF said 20
o0mpose one siiiot eaeA
Afiest. j. M SrEVENS,
iy03w County Auditor
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tWc have heord of acase of attempt b. com
nit rare by 9 man named Myers upon girl
named Baldwin. in scipio township. IN which
the guilty party has becn bound over % court,
tB-Thc AnvrhrsiR thinks Il Is 60 very
strange that Air Holtz should bcnppointed coun
ty Treasurer We admit that it tis not IN keep
ing with the practice ofbis party, to appoint ap
honest man 10 such q posiiiod
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sPEcIAL MOTTO Es:
Rates Of Advertisinp,

Agreed upon BY e proprietor, Of the Tin Tribune and
saneoa Advertiser May lo,h, 1881 be strictly oni5rsed
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TIE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT
Established in the Winter of 1851,

II AS been W operation over our wears
Rod though De ntoefess has been lmpcle tho h
verse yeats OF rs and tf5i the pfacrshntg oriha rr
has been clearly denlonsr1tcd fhat the honst soi ~
nenor advantages 10 the NOnL GROWERS on TuF
WEST az medium iofpatug their wool, into ihr hand
9tthe manufacturer IS nov no louFcf question nut vi.
though very large number of Wool Gfowrrs haye avard
themselves these adsauagci during The last f,ut yoar
vet ursng AZ 70 may oncor 90 menv r'ccints h,,
been larger from Mcrahants and Woolhnycti haa H,m
WoelgWwct and hi may De- accounted lor mainly fr,m
he laci that a. CLASP Won't grrv sfs have been mote
easily innuenccd and mic Than the hucr hy the state.
ment. OF lew rdnf Who wholly opposed 10 a cf
forts having for ihct object nr ycmauilnr or te wool
uadei or thg enhancement orprces Go the p.oduccf'
The past wear, chataotctzeda DO hos been y tho nou
t'asirnus hnnnciW cmhnt ssmont has lcrn ono or the
most unitunaic iui pogotuhf apd niunaaIna salcs of
wool and the ci That The cncfe has been romaftabv
succe 'iu whstnudna those dsadysntaaei and nfven
almost uulycua Satisfaction to isucfs, hhoul, we
hius Inspire sufficient confidence to induce large eonsian.
meuti nlm wool. rrowris.
To those who have Necn M udired bv se ruinort and
who have unaffected n want " confidence we have RI
quantity made advances eQna 20 the ptcs they have hson
ofcrd ior hcitwnQl Such advances however shoul not
be required, ne hc ruieipfse sarIrd f hcf honpf
and this object has been steadily Kept IN view and ve hons
The enconligemcm will be such rs To- enable uto connre
our Efforts mdoed woosrrwcr,, cunfly the present
vrur cannot afford TO 10 without sueh Influence md hf
ties as this Huuse can eXteud 20 them.
This year must be peculiarly favorable one for wool
gfowci 10 test The merits Of The Wool nop1 svstsn and
we hazard nothing w astnrlnH those who nfe disposed 10
consign 10 ms, that thov will availHhemtelvts of
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTlOE.

NOTICE q hereby given that he Subscriber iho 2iih
~ day OF jane, u eji, iuly appointed and quail.
fed, by the Probate Cont o Seneca County admnitfa
tor ihs 81 Hooaon Ruse, late said 90 derea
N99T' SOLOMON d. RpsE.
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SHAWHAN HOUSE nARBER SHOP.

MILES respecyely informs tie public ihst N, la,
IA Der shop adjoining The ahaahan Hauss Il oper al
an houli where Do "a loady give good iave
trim hair cut and luEuriai disappearing, AZ eaH6habe
llies. lie keeps oh hand and raioiiee lor Inc
haif, a Of which be guafanieei % Be good alugles
julg2hs A. MlLEs.
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tB All Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday Of each week, 70 secure their appear.
onee
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5. K MANN & co, Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by an good
Druggists Agf3o-amtc
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CATHARINE Z. RONpTHALLER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-10

HoRRIBLE.--Some three weeks ago, a man
Of the name Of McNair was going The rounds
Of our streets begging for money, that he
might 60 to San Francisco and have his body
opened, in order to take therefrom two iUe
snakes. This man was in Folsome some eight
months before, and was relieved of a third
snake he had in him, through some medicine
given him by DR.. Higgins, but it so much
reduced him as to cause the doctor to abandon
the operation for fear of fatal consequences.
The two yet remaining, one large and the
other small snake, who, by their continual
moyings and cravings, make the life Of the
wretched man so irksome that he has resolved
to undergo the operation of being opened,
probably at the loss Of life. He is hearty
eater, but is still emaciated. The larger OF
the two snakes generally remains in stupe-
fled state. unless hungry, when bite causes
the poor man to vince, while the little snake
i very restless, and causes much more ain
being continually moving and nipping the
flesh. How the snakes ever came in his
body is study for the curious and how they
are to be elected therefrom is study for the
skillful surgeons who undertake the job, for
we deem it impossible to make the operation
without costing the patient his life but life
has few attractions for him.
Folsom (Cak) Dis.
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his accent. WELL" said the banker, g how
do they get on in the country Any new
failures! How are money matters where you
have been !" Perfectly awful" said the
judge. up along the Fox river there is a
perfect panic. Why, in Oshkosh couldn't
pass one Of your three dollar bills. anywhere
in town." "Couldn't pass three dollar bill
on my bank Do you mean to say that ?
Much excited What was the reason ?"
livery neryous.l "The reason was, that
hadn't one" placidly replied Judge Brown.
Our friend, the banker, made no answer,
except to tartly inform the judge that if he
would come down to the bank, he would
give him one. Green Bay Adroeaie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-10

tits said that Sir Colin Campbell. In twenty.
one days. marched nine hundred miles. forced
az entrance iato city defended by sixty
thousand fighting men. relieved a garrison
besesed for five months, Withdrew nine
hundred women and children IN the face nf
an overwhelming force. relieved his detach-
Ment AZ Cawnpare. twice defeated an enemy
thrice his own strength. and finally stripped
them Of every sestise Of artillery.
The Court circulsr says the Queen would
have made Haselock a peer. had be lived.
She will nnw take the family under her
special protection. Apartments in Hampton
Court Palace will. - soon as possible, be
granted. with pension Of e5U0 year. in
addition % the parliamentary grant 10 be in.
herited by The son.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-10

The friends Of humanity aud religion will
be shocked as we'll as grieyed. at the t,dings
% another fearful persecution Of the CHRIS.
tians IN Madagascar. This last persecution.
which followed the expulsion of number of
frenchmen irom the capital in July last.
seems TO be more severe than any by which
!, had been preceded. Thirteen persons have
been put to death; between fifty and sixty
had been subjected To the ordeal Of tsngena,
or poison. water. under which eight had
died; nearly sixty were bound il chains, 81
whom two hal died; while . number hal
been reduced 10 slavery.
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HillsbOrOugh Female ACADEMY,

HS Institution will be opened on the 18th instant,
under the charge Of Miss SARAH J. HUNT and
Miss SALLY X. NASH, who will give instruction ii
all the branches OF education usually taught in schools
Of this kind. The Rev. Dr.. CURTIS has accepted ge,
neral supervision of The institution ard will give II such
attention occasion may require. # is The desire aud
purpose Of the Trustees to make this first class Semi.
nary tor ung Ladies', aud they will endeayor secure
for those sent from abroad comfortable home and
finished education. Our town is recommended Tor is
healihfuness and for its intelligent society in which
advantages u not surpassed by any place in the State
Tuition in English department, $l2 70 sls
Music. Drawing, Painting. Ancient aud Modern
Languages, al the ususl extra advances
Board, including Washing, Fuel and Lights, can be
had in respectable families for from $40 10 Sl2 20 per
month. Coz. CAD. JONES, Chairman,
hos FRLD. NASH.
Hos. WI. A. GRAHAM,
WV II. BROWN,
y. b. PiiFFiN,
WI. sTRAYHORN, Stcntoru
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