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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO CHAPEL HILL.

THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO CHAPEL HILL
The University of North Carolina is one of those
institutions which have contributed largely not only
to the literary and scientific progress of our coun-
try, but to its social moral and religious advance
ment. There are indeed, few colleges that can
boast of being the Alma Mater of so many sons
who have reached the highest eminence in the
Councils of the Nation, in the Church, in the Army
and Navy, and in different walks of professional and
mercantile lfe Statesmen, orators soldiers, poets
and ministers of the Gospel have proceeded from
her walls who have filled the land with her renown
thus richly repaying that debt of gratitude which
every alumnus ought to feel towards beloved and
-venerated University, and which, we may add,
was more justly due to teachers than it is to
the learned and revcred persons who constitute the
Faculty at Chapel HILL If on her academic roll are
not to be found the names of many who have ex-
tended the boundaries SCIENCE by their discover
les and inventions have added rginal materials to
the stock of human knowledge, there are yet not
few who have illustrated the advantages of solid
practical education in every branch which is most
essential to practical men in modern society," and
especially in this our own practical country.
The situation and surroundings of Chapel Hill are
just such as most suitable to hallowed retreat
of learning and religion, and are fitted to awaken
and cultivate that taste for the beauty and grandeur
of Nature which is the earliest to be developed and
the last to be parted with by minds of the highest
order of intellect and sensbility.
! Amidst these retirements have been reared many
of the minds that now the grand and chief sup
porters of the cause of the Constitution and the
Union, in the South and Southwest
| "Donls inclinata recumbit!"
if we may be pardoned for classical quotation
when referring to SO classic spot
The President has looked forward to his visit to
this University with degree of interest and
pleasure which they can appreciate who long tossed
on the pillows of public and political life can cast
retrospective glance those quiet academic
which they have quilted forever! Amidst the sound
minds and warm hearts of the old North State he
WILL we doubt not receive that cordial and enthusi
astic welcome which is already prefgured in the
published programmes Of preparations for his recep
ton Washington Constitution.
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-Four DAYS Later from Europe

-Four Days Later from Europe!!
CAPE RACE, June 4.-The steamer City of Wash.
ington, from Liverpool May %, passed cape Race
to-day, and was boarded by the news boat of the
Associated Press Her advices are of the highest
importance
A battle was fought on the 9lst of May, near Mon
tebello 1t is stated that the Ausrians fifteen thou
sand strong attacked the position of Marshal Bara
quay dilliers, and after four hours furious combat
were repulsed, with heavy loss in killed and two
hundred prisoners.
The Allies carried the city of Montebello; but
did not pursue the Austrians further.
The French loss is reported to have been 700 kill
ed. The actual number of the French engaged in
the battle is not known but is estimated at between
dinan calvalry.
The allies lost many officers, and one Austrian
colonel was among the captured.
The Austrian account of the battle, however, diff
ers widely from the foregoing.
The Sandman war bulletin, announces that the
extreme left of the Sandman army, under General
Baldini, had forced passage over the river Sesia
putting the Austrians to flight
Gen. Garibaldi had entered Gaven with six thou
sand men for revolutionary purposes.
1t is rumored that six British men-ofwar had en-
tered the Adriatic.
Revolutionary movements are reported in LON.
hardy.
The King of Naples is dead, and Francis the Sc.
ond has assumed the government
The English admiralty have formally invited pro-
| posals for a monthly mail to Australia by the way
| of Panama
| A general meeting of the Atlantic Telegraphie
Company had been called to sanction the agree
ment with the British government, and to ISSUE
e60O, 900 new capital
| The Paris NOnifeur Announces that Franc adheres
to the abolition of privateering, and that the neu
trail flag covers the enemy's goods.
| The Paris Bourse closed firm. Three-per-cents
were quoted at 60 francs IS confines.
| COMMERCIAL.
Cotton closed dull and prices easier but unchan
ged Holders show disposition to press Sales
Breadstutfs dull and nominally unchanged. Pro
visions steady.
Consols closed 918 to 90.
lcotton-Sales for 8 days $780, 900 bales. Easier
but quotations unchanged. Holders offer freely
but show no disposition to press sales Exporters
took 1000 bales Orleans middling Sgd. Uplands
6 3-16 Closed steady.
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d IE d

In Raleigh, on the soth day of May, Thomas T. HILL
second Of Dr. William G. HILL in the 23d year of his
age
Mr. Hill had not lived long enough to make his loss felt
would have been had he lived to be older of
extended connexions; but be gifted with that
peculiar tenacty Of friendship and devotion 20 those whom
be pressed to love- which have made bis limited circle feel
he has left void behind him that some Of hardly
fill. In early manhood but few months since full Of
health and strengthening forward to the promise of
bright manhood, that "Wisdom which is past finding
OUT hath taken him away from the evil t. eome-thst
hand which alike guides the spheres in their courses and
orders the fall Of sparrow, hath followed grave for the
dreamess sleeper He has fallen asleep upon the bosom Of
Father We fear little for the place Of his waking May
the earth lie lightly upon our deceased brother. b.
In Raleigh, the Sd day of June inst. Lizzie only
daughter Of Hon. Sion H. Rogers and Jane F. his wife;
aged one year, ten months, and twenty-thres days.
1T is well with the child:
Gods finger touched her, and she sleeps"
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"YARBROUGH HOUsE.o
BELMONT SCHOOL,
Ten Niles South of CkarkspiLls, Y,

(Ten Miles South of CtarksuiIls, VG.)
R. H. GRAVES, Principal.
WM II. OWEN, Associate Principal.
THE PRINCIPAL ANNOUNCES WITH PLEAS.
Il that he has associated with himself Prot.
Owen who during his long connection with the UNIVERSE
y of n. G and Wake Forest College, maintained, is
known, high character as scholar and teacher
This union to each instructor ample time to de-
vote TO his classes and til each pupil the instructions Of
none but experienced teachers
TERNs-For Board and Tuition per session of 20 weeks
ninety dollars. payable in advance.
The session will commence 9TH of July The P. D.
is Brownville, n C..
June 6, 1859. 52-4t.
~ N G. Presbyterian N. C. Advocate and Whining.
ton Journal copy four times.
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az The Associate, by request Of Mr. Bruton,
reminds the citizens of Raleigh thst MI Holden will
deliver his address before the young ladies of the
Raleigh Female Seminary this TUESDAY evening" at
the Methodist Church.
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yt(,X>ka,Al M
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S

WILL ExH1bfr At RALEIGH on TUES.
1859, all the TRAINED LlOES, TIGERS, I.EOPARDS,
&c. MONSTER PERFORMING ELEPHANT, DANCING
TRICK DOGS. and the Q,adthpedal Wonders, the ACT.
ING MULES; while the Equestrian Department is
posed of IN unequalled array of
French, English and American Stars, Of the
first magnitude!!!
~ Doors open al and O'Clock, p NJ.
q Admission 50 CENTS Children and Servants Is cts.
c. L. WHEELER Agent
June 7, 1859. 2awGt
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H By an advertisement in this paper it will be
seen that the White Sulphur Springs, in Catawba
county, are offered for SALE These springs are said
to contain superior medicinal qualities. They have
been much resorted to of late years.
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H The Richmond Armory Band, which was at
Chapel Hill at the late commencement, honored us
with serenade on Saturday night for which we
thank them: They also played for an hour SO in
Capitol Square, to the delight Of large assemblage
of ladies and gentlemen. The Band viii sniven the
exercises at Wake Forest this week. The Armory
Band is one of the best in the whole country.
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R The weather for the last day or two has been
very cool for the time Of year. The cotton was not
at all benefited by the cold atmosphere on Sunday
night An hour or two more added to the night
would have produced frost. We learn that on Fri
day evening there was heavy haistorm in the New
light neighborhood, in this County.
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EDUCATIONAL STATE CoNvENrIoN.-Bear in mind
Newbern, on Tuesday next, the 18th instant
We trust there will be full attendance from all
parts of the State
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Q. S. CouRT.-The federal Court is in session here
this week, his Honor Judge Biggs presiding. Mr..
Marshal Jones and Mr.. District Attorney. Dick are
in attendance, together with number of Jurors and
others from distance Several important criminal
cases are on docket which will be noticed in our
next
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Virsinia Election.

The Petersburg Express of Monday says:
"One hundred and thirty-nine counties have been
heard from so far in which Mr.. Letchers majority
foots up 4,2s9. Part of Monongahala and II coun-
ties are yet to hear from"
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$1,976,50O

We learn that all the returns of subscriptions
have'not yet been received, among them Edgecombe,
where more than 100000 have been subscribed.
The whole amount Of capital stock, which the act
gives authority for subscribing, is $2,5O0,O00.
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CorToN REcEP7s.-3 $40, sos bales against 2, 500,
7SO bales last year. Increase GIFTS bales-to
which may be added about 5000 bales increased
receipts at the prominent interior market towns
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THE NORTH.CAROLINA FORM BOOK.
LOUIsBURG MALE ACADEMY.

LOUISBURG MALE ACADENY.
VlHE FALL SESSION OF 1859 WILL COMMENCES
Il on the second MONDAY in July.
Boarders will be accommodated in the family Of the
Principal % per month"; lights only excepted Those
who intend to board with him. requested to give early
notice Of. that fact NE
Tu1rIox:--Common Englsh bsanchas efa Languages
~ r. s. DAVIS, Principal.
June 9, 1850. S-"s'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1T APPEARING FROM RETURNS MADE TO Us,
that more than one million of Dollars have been SUBJ
scribed to the capital stock of the BANK OF NORTH.
CAROLINA, notice is hereby given that the Stockholders
in said Bank will meet in the City Of Raleigh WEDNE
DAY. the goth july for the purpose Of organizing the
porstion according to the provisions Of the charter
D. W. COURTS.
c. H. BROGDEN.
June :. 1852 32-td.
~ Register, Fay Carolinian and Observer, Whining.
ton journal and Herald Newbern Progress. Warrcnton
News Milton Chronicle Charlotte Democrat, Winston
Sentinel Greensboro Patriot Tarboro Southerner. Colds
boro Tribune copy once a week for three weeks.
THE NORTH.CAROLINAF FORM BOOK.
AN IMPROVED EDITION Of THIS VALUABLE
n work recently published by H. D. Turner, Raleigh,
c. printed good paper, and substantially bound in
law calf 1t contains Forms" Of all those legal insiru.
also guide to Justices Of the Peace Sheriff. Clerks, Com
stables. C"roners, School Committees &C. &c, to which
added the Constitution OF North Carolina and the Unit
ed States account Of the principal officers Of the State,
and of the counties titles of addree DC, &C. Furnished
at the unparalleled low price Of one dollar, beng the
cheapest book offered for SALE When sent by mail
charge of 20 cents will be required to cover post
age this edition. beral discount made to those who
buy sell again. Published and sold wholesale and 70
tail BY
at the North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh,
And BY j. B. MPPINCOTT CO.,
and HAYES ZELL.
And by A. 8. BARNES 4 Co.,
New York.
Lime 2 1854 SIT
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fhADt ATES.
Reuben-F. Cameron Kclb,
LUDLOW; .us-Carulus Latham.
Carolus Lssesue,
Andreas-Dick Lindsay,
Frank-Pegues Long.
yoanfes Baird Lynch,
Galislfnus- Bingham Lynch,
Carolns-W. McClammy, Jr.,
Georgius-C. McConnaughey,
GulieImus Mcdonald,
Daniel-Purcell McEachen,
Gulielmus-Graves Mebane,
j acobus-Andreas Miller,
Calvinns-Newton Morrow,
Elias. Theodorus Morrow,
Ricardus-W Williams Nixon,
Jacobus- Blakeney Perkins,
Genrg,us-Martinus Pillow,
Observation-Disclosures Pinnix,
Edoardus-L. Ridd,ck,
Franklin.Childs Robbins,
Jacobus-Laflyette Robbins,
Isaacus Roberts,
GuIieln. us-Junius Rogers,
Henricus-Lowndes Hugely,
Simpson Russ,
IEd0arduLF. Satterheld,
lNicolaus-Biddle Shannon,
Observation-Disclosures Shepard,
Observation-Disclosures Sillers,
IJoannes-Alexander Sloan,
Gulielnus-Jones Somervell,
JOannes Somervell.
Franclscus-D. Stockton,
Jacobus-Peyton Taylor,
Wells Thompson,
ITimotheus Walton,
lThymas-LOw Wa 8 N,
IRlcardus-Stanford Webb,
Jacobus Ceorglus Whitfield,
MISREPRESENTATION Williams,
Elias-Benton Withers,
Joannes-Allen Woodburn.
.ises closed with the cXVi
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Bank of NOrth.Caroliua.

1t will be seen in our paper of to-day, that the
Commissioners have notified the stockholders in
this new Bank to assemble in Raleigh on Wednes-
day the goth day of July.
We give as follows the amounts subscribed at va
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FOR SALE.

W The above valuable SPRING, or Watering Place.
is offered for SALE 1t has fine first class patronage
large, wellarranged house. and other out.budings all
new. and capable Of entertaining m Is to 1875 persons
is the best medicinal water in the State There nearly
300 Acres Of Land-6O acres newly cleared Is Of
good bottom, and the balance well timbered-contans
Saw and Grst MILL and is well adapted the culture Of
Corn, Wheat Oats and Tobacco-is well improved, and
healthy pleasantly and beautifully situated any in the
State and is but miles to a beau iful mountain will
also sell superior Rosewood PIANO and lot of Ne
GROES, if desired
TERls:-From One to Five years. with approved bond.
Z. D. ELLIOTT.
June 6, 1859. 23-w5tpd.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CATAwBA COUNTY, n. G

Il North of Charlotte twenty miles West of Statesvie
and twenty-five miles East Of Morganton, the foot Of
the Mountains and in vicinity unsurpassed for the sau.
to the public that his House is again open with
every accommodation for the reception of visitors.
The peculiar TONIC alternative and invgorating proper
ties of this WATER, render it invaluable in
Diseases Of the Lirer, Dyxpepsia Chronic Dar7Aoa Nr.
eous Debility, iDinaL Diseases, Laciptent Con-.
sumption, Ssryutd, E.uptioe Discusses,
and all of debility accompanied with defective appe-
te and want of assimilation. Particularly Females is
this water efhcacions
C. 3. Browns tr-weekly Line of Four Horse Coaches
from Satesvile 10 Asheville, passes within five miles, and
visitors can conveyances from Newton to the
Springs at all times. There is also triweekly Line from
Charlotte to Newton
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"YARBROUGH HOUSE" FOR SALE.
an THE FIRST MONDAY IN JULY NEXT, PRO-
" pose to sell, at public auction to the higest bidder,
the valuable property in Raleigh, N. G., well known
as the
"YARBROUGH HOUSE,
The Improvements recently made tire building, and
the character it sustans place it among the most desirable
Hotel properties in the country II has large and in.
creasg patronage and said to be the best paying Hotel
property in the State.
The building three stories high presents handsome
exterior and is of the chief ornaments Of the city
It's situation is the most desirable Of any property of the
kind in Raleigh being located central portion Of
Fayetteville street, the main street of the city
The meeting of the Legislature and principal Courts at
Raleigh together with increasing transient travelling
custom. insure plenty of guests to this Hotel
TERMS ga 500 cash; $25m on the LIST day of Octo-
ber 1885, and the balance payable in one and years.
DABNEY COSBY
June 6, 1859, 52-tds.
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JOHN W. GRAVES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
VAUDEVILLE, NC.
June :, 1859. 6s-w&swlypd
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Petrus-B. Bacot,
Ricardus-Cogdell Badger,
Thomas-Jefferson Badgett,
Joannes-Gulielmus Ballard,
Georgin~- Badger Barnes
Observation-Disclosures Beasley.
Hugo-Hagart Bein.
Thumas-Pusteur Bouner,
Jesse-Thompson BOyce,
Jacobus-Grant Dustin,
Abher-Sydenham Galloway,
JacObus-Park Coffin,
Juannes. Wyatt Cole,
Observation-Disclosures Cole,
JOannes-I'humas Cook,
Andreas-JackSon COstin, =
Ciceru-Siephens Groom,
Henricus-Rlves Daniel,
Georgius-Faucett Dixon,
Joannes Duncan, Jr.,
Mills.Lee Eure,
lsaacuSRsuben Ferguson,
Fredricus-August,ls Eetter,
Josephus. Harris Field,
J.Martinus Flemming.
Augus'us-Moure Flythe,
Wllbur-Fisk Foster,
Lncins Frierson,
Jdcpbus-Lu,trell Gaines,
Joannes-Thomas Calling,
Beujamin-Lewellen Gill,
1osephus.L. Cranberry,
Berryman Green,
Jacobus-C olquhoun Green,
K,cardus-Franklin Hamlin,
Thomas n West Harris,
dhpmas- STAFFORD Hill,
Cooper Higgins,
A..ColI.n Hughes,
SSlmmons.Harrison Isler,
GSeorg'us-Burgwyn Johnsto
Stewart-LawsOn Johnston,
'eorg'us-Dew Jones,
Commencement Exel
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a. We devote the greater portion of our space
to-day to the account of the Presidents visit to
North Carolina. We feel sure we could have offered
our readers
Several communications, together with the pro-
ceedings of the Democratic Convention in the 9th
District, are crowded out, but shall appear in our
next
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psalm
"From all that dwell below the skies,
Let the Creators praise arise"
And benediction by Rev. F. NJ. Hubbard.
REPORT FROM THE FACULTY AND FROM THE BOARD OF
EXAMINERS.
In the Senior Class the First honor was attained
by Messrs. Harris, G. B. Johnston, W. B. Lynch
and Stockton.
fetter, Foster Gaines Gill, B. Green j. G. Green,
AeClammy, Nixon, F. G. Robbins, j. L. Robbins,
and Withers.
The Third by Messrs. Badger, Cole Cook, 1ser,
Jones, G. N Morrow, Pillow, Rogers Sillers, Webb
and WOODBURY.
Messrs. Fetter and McClammy were reported as
having never failed in attending any of the 47OO
suendances on Prayers, Church and Recitation, re-
9ulred in their College course Of four years. Mr.
LOOK was once absent from Recitation and but four
''nes from prayers in the same four years. Mr. Is.
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could we dare to attempt to scan and paint much
more dangerous, dazzling scene!
The room was tastfully decorated and the floors
artistically marked out for five sets of quadres by
Mr.. Frensley, the popular and gentlemanly teacher
of dancing at the University. Order was admirably
maintained without an effort
THE SUPPER
At about midnight the guests were entertained at
sumptuous supper in the large room beneath the
ball room. We visited this place and inspected the
tables previous to supper time and found everything
in keeping with the splendor of the ball room.
THE MARsHALs, MANAGERS, &c.
The following officers are worthy of being put on
record: Chief Marshal Thomas W. Davis; Assis
tamts Messrs Vernon H. Vaughan, Charles Bruce,
S. B. Alexander W. T. Nicholson Committee of
Monagers: Messrs P. M. Butler, W. A. Cher
w. j. W. Mebane j. R. Bowie, Horace Ferrand
These gentlemen performed the duties assigned
them firmly and respectfully, and their exertions
tended in no slight degree to the comfort and enjoy
ment of all concerned.
THE COLLEGE, GROUNDS, &C.
Chapel Hill, as location for college, cannot be
surpassed in fitness. It is most beautiful location,
and from its elevated position and the rolling char
acter of the adjacent country must Of necessity be
healthful What can be done by art to assist ma
ture in identifying the place has been done with no
nggardly hand. In the midst Of neatly ornamen-
tai campus tower up the spacious college buildings,
| which are being extended east and west BY two
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08


Sale at the Residence of the late I'hiliI
Barion Key.
srhe Wasbingtoa 4SsaSof yesterday says
tbs pdminist strator's sale of the furniture
and household effects q the late P. B.
KY. was commeuoed atslO o'clock Friday
morning, Mcclure & Go. being auction
sers. Az that hour, q number of car.
riages were drawn up before the, KEY
house on G street, and indoors goodly
-assemblsgss dies'lasgely in thsprs.
de@inaut. wesgatbsrsdip thsg gparlors pr
-Strsaaiag ppand down Ahsastair casss.A
Some disappointment was expressed. We
'bslisvss BY tbe ladies, ID shssfaSts thstsls
house was more uplainly furnished ntlSaDl
wsso anticipated,a especially yiqtlse aTlowssl
rooms.a aaurniare of some of ahsT
upper roomss however. made amends in
its solid.mahogany respestsbilitys o. s'od'
Mt! lKey'se eclisnbsr,g fronting on u G
street. was furnished wi.hrathsr SpArtsna
like simplicityAa plain bed, medium sized
cheval glass, small mantle clock. I'D. .,&ca
and the walls adorned by asingie printaa =
"Fanny EIlsler, ,'haws believer o. bodoai
In the chamber shove this, a dcuriousI
group were overhaulipa the contents Of .
small la closet, which held The military leap.
tain's) equipments Of The deceased "a
pair of old.fsshioned brass horse pistols,a
handsome sword, and On lower shelf q
hat box, containing the well,rememberedtl
Montgomery Guards" cap worn BY him,
when in command Of that company. In
a recess BY the closet stood 2 fine rife,
with barrel sigtts,'"'4 ,,..i,,sr. T.. ~ f,t.
In the nursery, much attention was at
tracted to; beautiful miniature house,
some five, feet in heighth land, which, with.
its tiny green blinds, carpeted rooms. and d,
curtained and, glazed windows, must have
been the marvel and delight Of the chill
dren for whom il was procured. a 49,,
When we left the house, Mr., Fisher
was surrounded byas animated crowd Of
bidders as an auctioneer could desire, and
the articles sold at rather high prices,
many Of them being sought for as me.
mentoes by personal and family friends,
Mr.. Keys library, made, 81 bis fathers,
F. s. Key, is not included in the present
sale, but;will be disposed of,, We hear al
he auction rooms q Mcclure 4 GO.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

srIa1ruAI ExcIh hrllG4aEsra r. RI Y NATIcK.
A few evenings since thcD Davenport Boys,
aspiritualmcdiums, s,whotieand unite them
Vselyesina a boxrinfa dark room for tho ed
'ificaticnI % peopienwho dove SUCH myste-
rics, gave perfofmsncein Natick. Their
Snowman madea statement that BLY,; the
detective medium, wouldnot dare 10 allow
shimsclfto be quito similar test, where
upon mar in the front part Of the meet.
j ing saro arose, pulled ( Of A. pair Of green spec
\ tacles and a false beard, and Bly, stood
before The astonished audience. ssy Al +
He stated that he.had for long time
sought an appertunity to hisettbe Daven.
pozasy bot thsy' bad oaroidsd him autil he
-shadlSoxseadeht them by stratagems He
sdssisddsao bsaisd IN fhsaams mahnsr, and
spssuisedpasTsleass himself ina shorter
space Of time than the boys had done
and without The aid Of spirits. The boys
would not meet The test, and the audience,
which had been much astonished and !.
unused BY The proceedings, voted Them
'humbugs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

EE They have a lusus nature at Gin.
cinnati in the shape ofan Irish child ,sev.
Ienteen months old, who never cries or
talks. but whistles instead. He doesn',
whistle tunes. Of course, but his whistle
is 90 clear as an adult s.sr A Ayoungo To-
comotive, probably. .amss 5H .i'is