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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15
Law LNI,ELLLGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT-MAKcn -
Before Commissioner MORTON
HASsLAUGUTEH

James Burns, second mate of the ship America,
charged of james Petit was brought up
for preliminary examination From The evidence tap
peared that Petit aOit fuTng the sails, when the
accused becoming angry at him ascended and kicked
him. causing him TO lose his hold and 10 fall upon the
deck. He was Immediately taken below and expired
shortly afterward. There was evidence 10 show
that there had been any previous difficulty between
the men, or that the death of Petit was premeditated
by the accused. Under this state OF facts the Com
missioner committed Burns for granddaughter, fixing
his bail at =, 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

Tie following is comparative siatement q The
value Of certain exports from the commencement Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

Since J.n sl24S6g Sll,i6s9H e991 %
The exports Of specie from this port ior the <
ending thi. day. and for tie year 1879 follows:
S,.an.hip Csh,vbs, Hsvaus... Dolt.ooas. $4,000 ~
Biz Fortuna, OpoTto......''''''A Ooi.''' b%t u
Total for The $50
Previously reported s"ofsS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
Describing Lands and Lots.

In the forthcoming Revised Statue;
will be found general remarks on the sew
eral chapters and sections; in the remarks
following the new assessment law, VIC
notice the following instructions to assess
ors:
ain describing lands or lots, the mali
desirderatm is to have the description:
identify the property, SO that if sold fol
taxes good deed of conveyance can be
made out from it. ANY uncertainty in a
description will cause the item of deIin.
quent tax to be thrown cut when return
ed to the county, and changed back to the
town. Each lot or subdivision should be
assessed by itself pursuant to section I,
chapter 10, page 14l Revised Statutes,
and should occupy line by itself on the
assessment roll AS to lands it is the
custom of the State departments to des-
crlbe them always in ''forty's" and the
convenience Of collecting taxes and making
the proper entries on the rolls or books.
together with the mistakes and ambiQut-
ties that would be avoided would seem a
sufficient reason why assessors should OBJ
serve the same rule. A glance at any of
the old tax rolls would be sufficient to
convince any assessor of the propriety of
describing lands in the smallest legal sub
divisions. In making up the assessment
rolls the county clerk has left sufficient
space for description of all lands in this
manner. Assessors will find il greatly to
the convenience of officers who have anv.
thing to do with collecting taxes. and all
others who have occasion to refer to The
rolls, TO assess lands in the numerical or
der OF the sectionS-from to SO. Tt is
not necessary that every individuals land
should be assessed in one body; and as
every one should pay his taxes according
to bus numbers instead Of his name on the
roll, no one can be inconvenienced bv such
a mode. Where the sections are mixed
oversIghts are often made in looking up
lauds upon the rolls and copying the
lists.
It IS the duty of The assessor to assess
all real estate that has been Improperly
omitted 10 any previous year giving the
value OF The same when 80 omitted. All
the lands on the maps distributed to the
several towns are subject to the tax for
1853, except those left vacant and Others
marked sc" which are State lands an
sold, and "l' Which are Improvement
Co lands. Possibly some of the vacant
pieces are State lands also instead Of
Government, as no reliable list Of the
State lands has been received, except
those subject to tax.
The School, University and Swamp
lands should be assessed in Il seper te
body from The lands hith are subject 10
sale Tor Delinquent taxes, and returned in
like manner"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03

CHARlEs LAMB ON LIvERCoMPLAINT.-
You are too apprehensive Of your com,
plant. The best way in these cases is to
keep yourself as ignorant as the world was
before Galen, of the entire inner construc-
ton of the animal man; noi to be con
scious of midritf; to hold kidneys TO be
an agreeable fiction; to account the circn-
l.tion of the blood an idle whimsy of tIar-
veys; to acknowledge no mechanism not
visible. For once, fix the seat.of disorder
and your fancies hux into it like bad hti.
mors. Above ali, take exercise, and avoid
tamperiug with the hard terms Of art.--
DESKS are moi deadly. Il is the mind, and
not the limbs, thai taints by long sitting
Think of the patience of the tailors; think
how long the Lord Chancellor sits; thlnk
of the brooding hen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03

EQUESTRIAN EXERCISE AND Er1QuETTr.
Upon this subject, the Milwaukee Free
Democrat makes some remarks which will
ap.Iy equally well to this locality, and
which oe copy:
The beautiful mornings and evenings
with which We are being favored just now
furnish most excellent occasions for eQues-
trian exercise, and we notice that many
| dies and gentlemen are improving Il e
opportunities for INDUCING il this beau.
tiful accomplishment. Many of our ladies'
are excellent horse women, and many more
would be if they only knew how produc-
tive such exercise is of ros, checks, clear
minds, a gool appetite, and an inyi sorateI
system generally.
We notice that many gentlemen when
riding in company with a lady, invariably
place themselves to the right OF the lady.
Now according to all laws, rules aud IDEAS
of comfort, convenience, and use, THE is
wrong, The gentlemen should ride to
the ieft For the following reasons:
st. 1t is the most natural place.
I'd. If any accident should occur to hen
Aa5stor saddle, he would be in position
to shield the lady from the gaze of tie
spectators, aud if hyr horse should become
unnanageable or restless, he will have the
right arm free (the reins being always C
the Left to render assistance, neither o.
which things he can do, if riding on the
right.
| Sd. 1t is much easier position for con
vcrsation, and the lady is not obliged tC
twist her neck off, TO see her escort, or at
tract his attention. There is no danger
that the feet of the gentleman's horse viii
at all interfere with the lady's dress, pro
vided it is not TOO full and flowing, whicl
is not only an Inconvenience to her, but
detraets from the neatness of the entire
costume. We simply give these hints
with the hope that some may feel disposed
TO practice upon them, aud we assure sucl
| that they will find them conductive TO Ell
egance, comfort, and utility, WHICH should
be the principles on which to base all Ell
quette, although unfortunately they are
/ not.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
Arrival from California.
33,8OO,OOO in Gold.

Fire at Nevada-Loss $l30,00o-San
4ndfes Entirely Burnt np-IndSan
Battle in Oregon-COl. Steptce De
feated, scith heapy loss.
New Nork, June 81.
The steamer Moses Taylor arrived at an
.srIy hour this morning, with California
mills and passengers of June 5th. She
sa A8pinwalI on the evening of the 18th.
She brings So, 100000 in treasure. She
.nnected with the Golden Age from San
francisco. She reports at AspinwalI the
I 5. steamship Colorado, which arrived
d, the 18th from Domingo. The James
,gn from Graytown, touched the same
5.y and saied Immediately for HAVANA,
The Colorado brings intelligence that
President Paez had capitulated to Santa
Anna and was to leave San Domingo on
No 3lh for Caracoa. Most Of his adhe-
nols left the same day. 1t is said the
raamittee succeeded in obtaining from
paez all the documents for which they had
zen sent.
The excitement concerning Frazer Riv-
4t gold mines continues; 5000 persons
have already left San Francisco for that
rgjon.
The California gold miaes were yielding
afgcv Accounts from every section
acre highly favorable, Agricultural pros
pa-is in the State were never brighter,
and full harvest was anticipated,
A fire at Nevada on the 23d of May de-
srroyed nearly all the business portion in
the city. Loss $4,000.
San Andres, in Calaveras county, was
entirely destroyed by fire on the I'd of
Jane.
Tea b ildiugs were burned in San
Leon on Jackson Street, May 3lst. Loss
10000
The papers contain more than the usual
amount u murders, aSsassiuatlous, causuali
ties, dc.
Ad,,ces from Oregon TO the Gath Of
Nav announces general Indian outbreak
there. Col. Steptoe, III command on
Snake River, was attacked on the lGth Of
Nay, aud forced to retreat with loss Of
50 pryates, 3 officers, howitzer~, baggage
wagons, and nearly all bis animals. Three
Companies Of Dragons ard one of infantry
49, engaged wul ah~ut 1900 Indians.
Of ne officers killed, were Capt. IIinler,
sal Lieut.. Gassin.
The schooner Laura Rcrar from SAT-
Pedro, bound to Santa Barbara, was
loslat sea with,it is supposedsaII on board
Among her passengers WAS PuImis, The
ailst,
The San Francisco market generally
jqII; financial matters were sAlist.tc1' ~,
AMI money easier
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03

GS A few days since fellow went
IfOm Waukegan to Berlin, to marry.a girl
i ne was engaged to, and who was to meet
MN at the cars, in Berlin. On arriving
'aere he found her married to a Berlin
gnap 1t rather set Waukegar back, but
a =, sept stiff upper lip, took dinner with
e'a girls parents, expressed himself salts
ls' at the sudden change, offered the new
NJ 1l1'e he had just built for sale, and on
II'aaay morning was on the cars bound
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
so Acre Farm For Sale.
l-2 MILES ERONI LANCASTER

r WILL SELL my Farm lying IL miles NV from
I town. on the road to Carroll g. Co IS new MILL Five
Of the land is ploughed and fifteen fenced About
10 acres of the farm is too broken for cultivation the
balance good tible land. 1t contains an abundance OF
Water Timber Stone and Sand Quarres AMI several a.
Of bottom finely adapted grass. on tie same is
well finished frame House, 20 IS, built last year
Wessly for The subscribers use: also, small stable
VIII sell the farm low and accommodating Terms.
Asso--Adioining the above is 100 ACRES land, a.
dcred fer good farm viii be sol CHEAP with or separate
from the other. Enquire at this Office.
N. c. GOLDSMITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03

>, INVESTING IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS,
ls Alton Democrat, of the 23rd, says ''the
yea Their is very fine, and harvest opera
IS are progressing rapidly IN this local
49, The wheat stands well, generally
tsHAihg, and Is an excellent yield IS
! - bushels per acre. Our city millers
s.s , 20 to 50. cents, upon contracts for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
LAND AGENT AT ..FENT TmagE.

FE1HE subscriber practical Surveyor and ion man
I years resident at Fennmore, Grant County, Wis.
offers his services agent for seeing q tie lands OF non
residents, and selling lands surveying ard rebcrtln.
upon the titles of land, payiag taxes, and leasini
farms; yaneing, selecting lands for farms, buying
lanss &c
Charges, reasonable and due promptness Observed
address, Fennimore, Wis. H. a. W. McNAIR.
May 18th, 1888 Att
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03

gg James F. Flanders. Of Baraboo, i
at Lone Rock buying corn which is to be
sent to Lancaster, N. Fl. He is filling a
contract for D. A. Burnside, dealer OF the
Granite State. Twenty three cents, cash,
is the price paid per bushel-shelled.-
fRichland Co. Observer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03

WISCONSIN BRTnGE.--We are glad to
learn that the approach to the bridge, from
the south side, has been repaired, and that
teams are now crossing.
There is yet one thing needed to make
this bridge what it was designed 20 be,and
that is--o reduction of the rates OF toll
In its construction, the hope was enter
tanned that it would prove valuable &C
eessor to our tade; hope that has not
been realized only for the reason that the
charge for crossing has been such as to in-
dlce the farmers of that side to seek other
markets, ana emigrants for the Northwest
to follow other routes than the direct one
through Prairie du Chen. Let Mr.. Hall
reduce the rates one-balf, and we venture
'osay that, before the close of a month,
The gross receipts will show an increase
rather than a diminution; while at the
same time, an important benefit will be
conferred upon our merchants and business
men generally Prairie On Chen Lead
eF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
re- Charles Francis Adams. onlv sol

e. Charles Francis Adams, only son
of John @. Adams, is spoken of as candi-
date for Congress in the district now rep
resented by Mr. Damrell, whom ill health
obliges to decline being candidate for re-
election. This is the same district repre-
sented for fourteen years BY ''tke old man
eloquent"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
Dissolution Of Partnership.

u,Iis l;ed prtnersllip heretofore existing hotween
Iol,,, p Calls and John Pepper, acting and doing
-, s;neas r,ner and style OF Calls 4 Pepper,
red an The 22d dan If Hay, n .. lS58; the partner
81 as therefore dissolved bv mutual consent The
bnguess win be carried in the future BY j B caiiis
at he old and.
We hope that all persons indebted to ne ase rin q
faifz q Pepper Wilt call on John p. Calls without de-
ls and tt old debts of the frm must be paid
% JI.i,s 1.., ~ ,,,,.is7,
MAJ 22d, 1858. JOHN PEPfER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03

GS A Southern Methodist minister, on
a yearly circuit, coanted .wenty-six chill
dren that were named after him, and du
ring the year, received as compensation for
his labor thirteen dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
90 acres Of Land for sale.

YENREE MILES from Lancaster, ali suitable for Guilt
1 vatf0n. Considerable Timber on said land | will
sell cheap give time half the purchase money! or will
take good team and the rest in money. Said land in
Il good Sc Element with school, house. 2s
Lancaster, Nov. 6. JOEL. MANNING
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
Fam for sale near Mt. Hope.
30 Acre Farm for Sale.

y MILL5 EAST OF LANCASIEK
wish to sell the farm lying ~ miles east OF Lancas
ter, known us he ''Fhos Parker place" Ii coIttins
81 acre or ble and about Is 20 Of which is under
good cultivation, small house commanding ri ge
with fire spring the door and some out buildings
On The place is fruit trees timber grass land water and
contains all the clements Of The best Of farms. viii he
sold low, ard favorable terms. Enquire of the sub
serberor at the Herald Office, lancaster.
E.p. FINN.
Triton, Wis, August s. Iss7. 1T
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
9, BRING MMANN & co.,

/ DdDbF JflEs
~ ENEfAf Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
4 Dealers IN Groceries, Hardware, Queenaware, Dry
Foods have Just opened their large Store and Ware
House solicit the patronage CT the Citizens of Grant
County.
leash paidfor all kinds of Produce.
CassyiIle Dee. 1eth, 1855. 26-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03

The BRITIsa MINIsTRY.-The British
Ministry have turned sharp corner, aud
completely changed their front since the
Indulgence by the Europa. Mr.. Dallas
patches say distinctly that Lord Nal
Iaasbury accepts the Interpretation of the
ir'ernatouaI law as to the right Of visit as
aj by Secretary Cass, and Therefore
wthlraws from the position which be first
assumed. Acting up to this spirit, orders
have been issued peremptonly instructing
the officers to stop any further detention
Of American vessels. II is urged, how
ever, that this Government should enter in
10 q mutual arrangement BY which its fac
should be protected against abuse by those
Prosecuting the slave trade. Lord Nal
mesbury's speech, on the Ssh inst, was
made in full view OF Gen. Gass's instruc-
tons, aud after comparison with Mr..
Dallas, which shows that it was Interpreted
before the official dispatches were received
and ulerstoed to daY.
4 copy of Lord Malmesbury's dispatch
10 Lord Napier covering the same ground,
has been furnished the Department Of
State \. T. Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
GENRAI. NOTICES
URY,s AGENT AT PATCH GROVE.

ITO ALL INDEBTED TO NE hereby give notice that
have appointed Henry Patch, Esq, ID close my bus
mess Immediately and receive, during mY absence, any
money coming TO me on Notes, sc.
Hay Sth, 1855. 46.llgs !. G. URY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
Lightning Rads and Fave TFeughs

PL WIS.
VsHE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
that he is still in the TinEave Trough andghining
Rod business Practical experience aside from theory,
shows that every house and Barn in this country should
have the teeon Of Lightning Rods and tho Quad
rods thai havs heretofore put having proved effect
ual ret As these days of improvement, am deter
mind "a keep up with The times have baud and
am putting up the square Twisted which some tbnk
are preferable to the Round Rods. The patronage o.
the peopIeof this region solicited send n YOUR or
sss fo Tin Fave T9oughs and Lightning Rods and they
wi i be promptly ats MED
PA fteyille Wis June I7th, 1865. l-tf u BOlES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
Public Auction Sale of a Bridge

ON Thursday the 18th day of July will be exposed a.
~ Auction, the Bridge on Big Plat near the old Bell
Furnace on the road leading to Potos the highest
ana best bidder for cash. the Bridge Stone Butments
&c &c Sale to take place the ground at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. BY order Of the Board.
w. DAVIDSON, Chm
ISAAC H0RNBECK,
JOHN w. WILLIS.
Paristown, June 10Th, 1855. 523t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
Money wanted in Exchange for Lilln
ber-at NarelSOn's Steam saw Mill.

TN Hurricane Grove az miles south of the Corners
where they have put upa good Muey Saw in add zion
to the Rotary which is able to timber OF al 81
yes and lengths Bills be flied with very short
notice aly kind of Timber suitable for building wag
on stuff of all kinds of Oak, ash, sugar tree, hickory,
black walnut ard linn all of tile very best timber OF
which there can be the best made ard sold reasonable for
cash. JOHN 3. HARE SVN'
Hurricane Grove, Oct ed, 1857. 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
n N5G5lEIg5 & lJIIDBl2 |

CfEAED PROPOSALS win be received at tho Office of
for the furnishing materials and erecting ofa building 10
20 feet two stories high, till Saturday July 10TH
1858, at o'clock p. ", in accordance with plans and
specifications to be at the aforesaid Office after
the 2Gth inst.
Proposals will be received for constructing the walls of
ston brick; aiso for the and carpenter work
jointly and separately.
June 10th, 1855 J.C.H0IL0WAY,
T. NJ BARBER, Committee.
so JOHN u. CLARK J
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
Mrs. Titles Convicted.
Rochester, Lime 0R

Rochester, June 26.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Littles, for
the murder of her husband, retired at halt
past four yesterday afternoon and were out
until the opening Of court this morning,
when they rendered a verdict Of 'sGuilty 81
manslanghter in the second degree The
court promptly sentenced her to Sing Sing
Prison for The term Of seven years. This
sentence seems to satisfy the public mind.
g Gen. Lee one day found Dir. Cut
ting the army surgeon, who was hand
some and dresSy man, arranging his crayat
colnplacently before q glass. "Cutting,
said he, ''you must be the happiest man in
creation "Why, General?' "Why, /"
replied Lee, 'becaase you are in love with
yourself, and have not rival on the
earth
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
House and Lot in lancaster.
FOR SAFE EXTREMITY NV.

I offer for sale the property known the Golfer
House in Lancaster, two rods south of the Big Spring
The houss is tasteful building, with six rooms kch
and basement cellar cstern and well arranged
throughout for comfort. The premises supped
with trees and shrubhery out buildings large spring
the door. The property contains nine lots and is
situated athe lower end OF Maple Street about $50 yds
from the public square, Enquire for at the Her
aid Office of the subscriber in town.
July %, 1857 $50 y. TYRRELL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
/ UM HEt}
Lumber Cheaper than Ever. I!
LvNIBIH! LJHRIll JUlBIR /! IJnBlR
TO the Citizeus Of Graat Co.

FEy0 the Farmers, Builders and Mechanies:Th under
/ signed are now opening very extensive Lunbel
Yard, about one and half miles allows the mouth Of
Green River near Mrs. Aliersons, and oneat the June
ton the west fork Of Green River, in reach of ever
person wishing to purchase Lumber We intend to keen
full asso tnaent constantly hand, and pledge our
selves to sell on better for cash. than any other
ward in Grant County.
Pork, Flour and Wheat,
Wiu be received in exchange. Come on Gents Is
the time TO build barns and fences when Lumber is
cheap. MARKHAM, FOSTER y %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
Farm for Sale.

7 OFFER good Farm for sale, miles from Bosco-
1 bel pricelow, terms easy Inquire at Boscobel of
I-3t j. NJ. DlCKERS0N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
10000 BUSHELS

~ GOD CLUB NHEATtY ANTED. = Delivered
Z at the Warehouse in Glen Hayen for which | vii
bay Cash, for Union SIills.-Feb. 27th. 1885
81 DOUGLAS OLIVER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
LAST CALI

II,fhose indebtedto the undefsigned,and who have
n been called upon before this by collector Mr..
6rgiton take notice that we shall place accounts
and notes the hands of officer, If not satiled orth-
with. - BisfNrAAAN y w
CassvilIe, June 7th, 1855 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03

Fire at Neyada-Loss $l30,00o-San
4ndres Entirely Burnt mp-LadSan
Battle in Oregon-C0l. Steptce De-
fe6ted with heapy loss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
THE MURRAY LANDS
- - 81. "A. T IT

sSIE following described lands situated in GIantCoun
1 ", Wisconsin, offered for sac.
Td0n Norfh-Range5 Town A Range A Yes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
RUNK's pRETEYyyM pY,OwS

M ABE ofthe best timber and metal eau be had 1T tn
IVA usu 81 places whore kept last yoasfor SAL 50-3t
Boiee Prairie, June 4th, 1858. JOHN RUNK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-03
70 Biacksmisls.
ne the Public!
stoves, Stoves, Stoves.
Farmers. Look Ont,

z UST received the celebrated Exams & 4fdams Gale
~ and two horse plows also, large lot OF thu
well known Moine pows; breaking plows OF all sizes
and shovel pow, for sale at the Gutenberg Hardware
Stove and Iron Store of 4 G. f. WEST.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-11-10
Franklin Academv.

IliE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTT-
Il tuition will commence on the lst Mon
d"y IN January next. The Trustees have
succeeded in retaining the services of MR..
SAMli. MCCORMICK, whose proficieprr
IN teaching is surpassed by few. Young
men can be thoroughly prepared to enter
any of the higher Institutions of learning
IN the Southern States. The Village is
very healthy, and there is not, at present a
grog, shop or place where ardent sprits can
be obtained in it.
Boarding can be obtained as cheap as at
Other Places in private families.
lhe rates of tuition are the Same ne
those IN Academies throughout the State.
The Academy building is at present un-
dergolng thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at,ieast eounl those
"f other places, and to our District are held
ont such Inducements rs we believe will OBJ.
''ate the necessity of sending our vuung
men and boys abroad.
S. B. MASSEY,
~ Secretary.
'ec' - 1907. 43-f