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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-10

Baird & Wait, Plaintiffs, In Court of Common Pleas
against for said County.
Tho%ss sc, coGps" %ssl, and Patrick Civil Action:
The Defendant Thomas Coonan will take notice that
the said Plantirs, the 18th day of July. 1s59
filed their pean III sn Court of Common Pleas, against
said Defendants object and prayer of which fol
lows Said petition charges that said Coonan the 18th
day of June 1852 purchased of said Plaintiffs bill of
goods. consisting of Jewtry, &C. amounting to the
OF two hundred dollars and security for the payment
of the assigned said Bait & Wait mortgage
personal property given by said Kelly 10 said Coonan-
that the conditions of said mortgage have been broken,
that said of two hundred dollars is due-and said
Plaintiffs pray that they recover judgment of two
hundred doll against said Coonan, and that in deaul
of his paving the The that said judgment may he
paid out of the NOR gagged p:operty.
Said Coouan is required to said petition by the
17 day IF Septem the will be taken
confessed. .. P. b. CONANT, Plfs' atty.
July goth, 1859: jy2O-6w
CIMON p. DUTEER'S ESEATE.-No'ice is
= hereby tt at the subscribers hnve been appoint
cd and qualified Administers the Estate of Simon
P Outer, nte of Stalersville Portage Couny deceased
HARRIET L. DUTTER,
NATHAN H. SMITH.
shalersville, July 81, 1884, b27-3ws
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Home for Invalids.

&&WH1kN AO~ III rAkAS4S. ="
sShalersville, Portage County, Ohio
20 TO THE BONE FOR INyALIDs if you have
VI a chronic disease. -sa2Aa f4N =
1. You win have your kindly, carefully and scisn
tifcally examined, and your disease truthfully
pointed out.
2. You will have treatment instituted that will
the conditions of your case.
8. You will be subjected no Wild extremes and
periments In medical treatment
1. You will not be received patient without there
is prospect of relief cure md in of tail
ure, after fair trial. the money you have paid i'll
be refunded to you $50
s. You will receive water and cheIncal bath
ment not surpassed by any establishment in the
State. 81 az - is@
8. You will receive medical and hygisnic treatment
from an experienced physician, not based upon one
idea o false dogma. @ ~
T. You will receive daily and hourly attention of ply
siciap, if needed, aud attentively looked after by
an intelligent and experienced muse, that while
you remain at the Home it shall truly be home
to you.
For further particulars send for circular.
May 4. 1859. ma4-3ms j. HAYES, NJ. d. 5
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The state of Ohio, Portage COul
Baird & Wait, Plaintiffs, In Court of Conn
nrainsl for said Col

THOMAS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff,
]. L. & q. c Ranney Att ys for Prf
Sheriff's Office, Ravenna July Is. 1859. jy20 wv
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Manufacturer Of Melodeons.
m VEaNS a. 0KFH0 - -se

TvHE FOLLOWING the sizes and prices iniend
i to keep on hand 4 octaves, $40; AZ Oct. $50 S
Oct. $60 Octaves Piano Case, $50 this 10 the size
that Is sold by agents for SI00. We do aofts
and those who buy Of get them the first The
above instruments, neatly finished made in the latest
styles and improvements, sarraned and will be keT
in repair free of charge Particular attention paid to
tuning and repairing Of pianos for 81 within
the corporation, and satisf,con ocharges
made. Melodeons of other manufacture tuned and re-
paired al reasonable prices. Work warranted Instrue
tons given for playing the Meodeon IS lesson
Shop in PheDix Block No. 8, third story.
Ravenna March 2S. 1859 Inch3l-1y
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p, Il CUNANT,
Attorney atLaw Office stairs, in Phenx Block
Greenfie ider S Clothing 5 ore, Ravenna. ohie.s
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AMERICAN WATCHES

II "A Il NJ "A II 11N II EMS SA1SA saHAU
1SWlSS WATCHES made in our own and i'm.
ported directly by from the factories. We guarantee
them be The best watch sold in this market the
money BAIRD Il WAIT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-24
The Harper . Ferry Affair.

As mentioned in our report Of the Leglsla.
latiye proceeding, in yesterdays Gazette. u
communication was received from the Gov
ernor on Wednesday, in response to the reso-
luton of the House of Delegates OF Dec. 18th,
ashin. information relative 10 the affair at
Harrer's Ferry. The Governor says he
found in the Code ample authority for his
acton, and the necessity OF the case requir-
cd that he should exercise it. lie gives IN
detail the mode adopted t. meet the exigen-
~ Of the occasion. What he did beside ar
resting aud guarding old Brown and his
companions, was with view TO assure our
border people q, their safety and defence
and to admonish the people OF other States
and their authorities that We were not TO be
invaded with impunity.' lie says he f"nnd
the militia wholly deranged, und the transport
ina and equipment Of troops difficult, irregu"
lnr and costly. Under the circumstances
he did the hest in hs power. Much OF the
cost is to be attributed to j Want OF system
regulated by law. which he has as ked TOR
without avail, and in the absence OF Wtnch
he was called on TO act Tor the honor. safety
and welfare Of the Commonwealth. The
forces have been kept under arms at Charles
town since Oct. i, varying III numbers from
one or two hundred 10 sixteen hundred at
times. They have been reduced now from
900 men 10 mere guard; but tho latter
Will lie continued until the remaining prison
; .rs are disposed Of according to law. The
Governor says that he cannot answer the re-
solution of tie House calling for amount OF
cost. sc, because the acGanGts could not he
audted before his term Of othcs expires
Gen. Taliaferro will soon return to the capital
with the proper vouchers, &C.. when the
means will be afforded Of making up the
statement, which will By sent III rs soon as
c,mniIed The Governor adds in cpnrluslon
Il trust 10 the lberalty and justice ct the
Executive officers and tie Legislature not t"
allow the patriotic men and of]icsrs. who have
come 50 promptly at their country's call 70
suffer Tor the want Of pay for reason OF any
error of mine. took the whole responsible
ity Of the Gsll and they met it like men on
whom the State c4u rely If the State has
to pay more money than sse ought to have
paid, let the balance fall upon me, and not
upon the troops Had it been necessary. l
should haze incurred even more expenditure
than has get been incurred under my orders
Ny objects, repeat we're far beyond the ar
rest and guard Of the prisoners, John Brown
and his accomplices
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Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence Of tile Alerandria Gazette.
RICHuoSp. Dec -. lSj9.-After to-day.
until the ID of January, there will not be n
quorum Of the House of Delegates present.
The Senate adjourned over to-day, until the
81 of January. Yesterday, the Military
Committee reported bill appropriatins
500, 900; $4,000 to buy arms, and 1920
900 for repairs of Armory ut Richmond and
to furnish materials to make guns. The
Committee on Roads reported. yesterday. a
bill tn increase the capital stock of the Ma
nassas Gap Road 100000, and authorizing
Il State subscription of SlSO. 900 ON the > and
- principle. The subject Of repeating the
clause in the Bank charters requiring the
mother banks to redeem the branch issues
at per cent. occupied the entire session.
and ended by resolution directing the
Bank Committee IL bring in bill to repeal.
That Committee has reported the bill this
morning. ID will not be acted on till after
the recess, when it will be warmly contested.
1t would seem from the temper of the House.
that this bill will puss \ resolution was
passed requiring the Committee on Schools
and Colleges to report bill making an mp
preparation for the Richmond College, 40 as
to enlarge the buildings. This is made No
cessary by the exodus from Philadelphia of
So many students. who, II appears, are com
ing here. III consequence of the state Of
affairs at the North. \ resolution joint
was introduced by Mr.. Robertson, conveying
to our members OF Congress the desire of the
General Assembly, that the Virginia mem
bcrs shall cooperate with all the conscrva-
tive elements in the Congress, III elccting a
suitable Speaker, IN opposition to the Black
Republican candidate. It was unanimously
adopted, and has been agreed to by the Senate.
The Committee on Schools and Colleges re-
ported Il bill appropriating 100000 Tor the
Richmond College 1t was read twice. and n
motion made TO dispense with the rule, 50
as to allow il To BE read ii third time to-day.
which was refused After large number
of resolutions of enquiry, the House ad-
journed till tomorrow, ut II O'Clock 1t is
thought hv some. that it is fortunate for the
Treasury that II rcceSS has taken place.
:" LOCKER on"
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Christmas Times in Old Virginia

Correspondence Of tie Aierdndria Gazette
CESrREvILLE, FAIRFAX COUNTY. Va, Dec.
Owe have very little news Of importance
III this section, ut present. The weather has
been somewhat cold, though at present a
warm rain is falling. thus having the effect
Of making the roads quite muddy. The
neighborhood is in very good health, and the
people in fine spirits at the near approach
Of the holidays.
A. the corn is all housed the fodder taken
care o. the potatoes buried. or stored in eel
lars. and the butchering generally done for
the season. we are now prepared 10 welcome
the holidays; and may they be enjoyed III
the good odd Virginia" style, No doubt.
the corn bread, ggnog. and homIuy, will
have u suffer To say nothing of the wild
turkeys and 'pnssums. By the way, Their,
should have been delegation sent 10 New
York. I" attend the meetings Of the Odd
dominion party for. doubtless. while they
are RECALLING themselves with corn bread
and hominy, or quatiiug their egG-nog, or
listening 10 the lIie-giving strains Of odd
Virginia" tunes, they would be delighted III
pressing the hands Of actual citizens al their
native State. But il is more than probable.
that many voluntary delegates will attend
that party, and then look out for
Merry hearts.
Whole souls aud lowing bowls.
already fancy that hear them singing
some of our old tavorits songs, which from
4 LII -. Nh
and valleys. the ''up!ands and bottoms" til"
runs and branches, the farm houses and
cabins Of odd Virginia" These carry them
back 10 the days Of their youth. when, light
Of heart, they basked in the sunshine ot
the sunny South. on Christmas day, and
danced with open doors and windows al
night, throughout the holidays. These brim:,
with them u multitude Of associations. They
see the hospitable farm house lighted up
with "tallow caniles:" the guests assemble;
the warm greetings; the hearty welcome:
the joy on every face, rs ladies. old and
Young, are assisted from their saddles, or
carriages, or four horse wagons, or venerable
Ok carts. and escorted into the mansion,
where uniform good cheer and hilarity are
promoted till bright Aurora streakS the East.
lovers. their aunts, unrlcs. cousins, and the
whole troupe of relations and triends-and
even the obsequious Sambo, who carries the
waiter or pitcher; or Pete, who does the
brushing; or Tom, who is so very polite in
holding the reins and stirrups for ladies and
gentlemen" in expectation of that -four
pence halfpenny" are how plainly III
their minds eve. And Is the dance pro-
crcds. the bali passes round, and the music
continues to cultivate lively memories Of the
past, they soon know" themselves 10 be in
odd Virginia" body and soul. But. alas
morning comes, and they find on opening
the door, that they must pass through snow
drift. ten feet deep, to reach the street. Noise
and tumult reign without, and they soon
realize that they still remain in the great
Babylon of the North Health and long life
to the odd Dominion party LElNAD.
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Latter % Gov. Wise.

The suhnined is the repsy al the Cover
nor II PENNSYLVANIA II the circular Of Coy.
Wise addressed on the 18th ult. To The
Governors Of Maryland, Ono and Pcnnsyh
t.ania:
PrSSLYLvAylA Executive CHAMBER.
HaRR,sBrgG, Pa, Dec. |, 1852.
Your letter Of The 18th. having been MS
cent t, Harisonburs Va, was not received
until this morning. CT uli the deSpeiadoes
|, whom vnn refer, not II man, 80 lar as
can learn. was citizen Of Pennsylvanla;
uor WAS their rendezvous, which, YOU say,
was "unobstructed by guard or otherwise,
n this state. but in Maryland, or Virginia
/ relation 10 them Pennsylvania has done
A"r duty. Virginia has no right 70 anticl-
rg.e that she will not do So III the future
lie information you have received IN regard
T. conspiracy 10 rescue John Brown WILL
undoubtedly. be found in the sequel utterly
anl entirely without foundation. so tar a
Pennsylvania is concerned. Nor Eili We
,,rrmit any portion ot oar territory, along
uur borders or elsewhere, to be made depot
!, rendezvous. or a refuge for "lawless desrer-
aioes" from other states who may seek
{, war upon our Southern neiShhors. When
mat contingency shall happen. the cnnstltu-
,ional and confederate duty Of Pennsylvania
shall be performed. aud, under all cireum-
sLances. sha will take care t. s." that her h"i :
or is fully vindicated. WI, /. PAtkER.
To his Excellency the Governor Of Virginia
Richmond, va.
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ICUN NCSICATED


send you a copy of Circular from the
Secretary of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Of this city 10 similar Associations
throughout our country. | am rcjoiced TO
find that Christians are. in this crisis Of our
history, looking to the only true source OF
help and strength. The politicians in their
love Of self and party would destroy the
fairest heritage G.d ever bestowed upon
men, Let Christians then look away from
men and take hold Of Ills strength under
whose guidance and protection our fathers
reared this great Republic. and by whose
blessing We are what we are.
"All nations before him are rs nothing,
and they are counted t. him as less than
nothing and vanity" lie putteth down ono
people and setteth up another, and hath all
wills under his control. Let then the Chris
tan heart Of this nation be bowed down,
like Daniel Of old, before the great King Of
Kings, confessing our sins, and the sins of
our people. Then, indeed politicians may
plan and scheme, but He who rides above
the storm, in whose hands they are a, grass
hOppers, will override all their selfish pur.
pbScS ROOu, huu CbHhiTJ
united. prosperous and happy. God bless
US. and Ills Church will flourish in our land
well IL.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Dec, 1859.
Dear Sir and BrotLer:-At u regular
meeting Of our Association held on the
10th inst, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted.
"hesoved, That we appoint tue las. Friday IN
January NEXT, NJ q day Of special prayer TO Al
mighty God for the presers alton Of our Union.
AMI the continuation Of his blessings to a uni
ted people; aud that the Corresponding Secretary
be instructed 10 trapsmit copy Of thiE resolution
~ each sister Association IN our country and IN
wife them to sci apart the day tor the saIuo
purpose"
Ia compliance With this instruction | send you
the above, with the earnest request that your a.
ISOLATION will meet Us Ut tue mercy seat, II per
chance our God who rules the Affairs Of the chil-
dren Of men will be entrea,ed by ", for our be.
loved country and override the existing dIseord
and strife giving unity and happiness to our PEG
pie and great prosperity to bis church Frazier
nally, j. EDWARD CHASE. Corr Secretary
ELMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT or ~
L CHU. Just received aud for sale by
J. r. PiERPOlNT
IL 4. corner King aud Wa.hiugton streets
de- -
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The difference which has existed between
senator johnson. Of Arkansas, and Hon.
Vnoma, {. Iindlnan. VI. {. from that State,
has been umicably and homarnhiy adjusted.
The many friends 81 these two gentlemen
viii Iearu with pleasure that all ground Of
misunderstanding between them iia1 been
removed by the mediation If Hon. Robert
'!aumbs and Hon Roger \. Pryor
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NvEW BOOKS FROM ID. APPLETON i co.
~ Evenings Mt the Microscope, Or Researches
among the minutsr Organs, and forms Of Annual
Life BY Philip Henry Gosse, f. r. s. price 81 80
The Professor at the Breakfast Table, with the
story Of Iris, by Oliver Wendell Holmes, author %
The .Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, ST.
Great Facts. popular history aud description
Of all The remarkable inventions during tho present
century, BY Prot L. BLACKWELL, author Of "Philos-
optical Conversation" &c. illustrated with en-
cravings, 81.
Prince Charles, the Young Chevalier, by Meri-
deth Jones. author Of "The Boys Book Of Modern
Travel" &C., with eight illustrations, 7jc.
gditt yaughan's Victory, How 10 Conquer,
by Helen VII pi.rson, G5c.; the new Night Caps.
told ~ Charley, ~ the sItho. Of Might Caps,
Soc. and Baby Night Caps, b; the Same author,
Soc.
New Juveniles from Henry B. Ashmead.-Illns
trs,ed Book Of Natural History IN four parts. 5Oc.
eacG Mother Gooses Cbymes, Rhymes, and Melo-
dies, 25c.; Yhv ull Sgr,es Library. IL parts, 2;c.
each Just published, and Tor sac by
dec "a ROBERT bSLL
BOOKS FOR THE Hardi.'s Tao.
ID nc,- Rife and Light Infantry Tactics, for
the Exercise and Man.auyre of Troops when act
ing us Light Infantry or Riaeniea. prepared IN
der the direction Of the War Department, by Bre-
vel LicutenaDt Colonel W. ). Hardie, III Two Vol
ume.. price $3.50.
SCOTS Tuciic..--T The system Of Tactics, adop-
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by General Winfield Scott, the complete edition,
in three volumes, price S2.5O; the Arrangement, -
cents.
racalcy Tact;cs.-First Part. School OF the
Troopers Of The Platoon aud Of the Squadron pis-
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the Platoon, aud Of tho squaq 81, Moapt d :
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volumes. price 50, for sale BY RoBf. BELL.
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INUNDATED,

CRAScu's PAINrINGs.-Lovers of Art are
invited to call and examine two original
paintings from the pencil of John Cranch,
OF Washington City.
One represents Florizel and Perdita, from
Shakspeare's Winters Tale, and the other
Lorenzo and Jessica. from the Merchant OF
Venice. AS the story runs, Florizel is the
son Of the King Of Bohemia, and Perdta
the reputed daughter of an old shepherd
They met by accident, and the Prince is 50
much touched with the beauty and modesty
of the girl, that he is forced to approach her
with words Of honorable love- PerGita con-
strained by the timid modesty Of humble
position, makes an effort to repulse him, but
the lover answers:
"Th.u dearest Perdita
With these forced thoughts prytheo darken not
The mrth . the feast, III be thine. my fair,
Or not my fathers: for cannot he
Mine own. nor any thing Ia any, ii
| DO not thine"
Happily for the lover, it turns out that Per
dita is the daughter Of the King of Stella.
and consequently, the Course of true love
runs smooth.
The other picture is taken from Act ),
Scene | Of the Merchant of Nenice--time,
twilight.
Jessica is the daughter of Shylock the
Jew, and has eoped with Lorenzo, the Chris
tan gentleman We find them in the
| Avenue leading to Portals house, exchang-
| Ing soft gances and tender signs, but CHI
ding each other with lack of love-
! Lorcn.o. "in such night
| Did Jessica steal from tho wealthy Jew:
Aud with an unthrift love did run from Venice.
! As tar ~ Belmont"
| .Jr.s;ra "And in such night
Did young Lorenzo swear he lov'd her we'll;
| Stealing her soul with many VOWS of faith.
And ne'er true one"
| Lofenso. And in such night,
! Did pretty Jessica, like little shrew,
SANDER her love. and he furgavc it her"
The pictures are of Cabinet size, and per-
feet gems Of art. They may be seen during
the week, at the Jewelry store of W. W.
Adam. W.
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TO LADY IEVALIDS.
MRS. ANNA MANSFIELD,


WILL remain a short time ut the MANSION
w HOUSE, for Medical Consultation with
invalid Ladies. and those suherIg from i'll health
and weakness.
Her examinations are conducted without ask
ing any information from the patient, and her
correct knowledge of the nature and causes of
each ones complaint, is thus plainly Detokened.
Remedies furnished when desired and pre-
cared by herself, and accurately adapted Ia the
precise wants oi the system. for the removal both
OF immediate suffering and also the co"-s- oi dis
yrder, 50 that cure may he permanent
Her SUCCESS in the curative treatment of itmni'
G,mpio,nt-, has been especially remarkable, from
her thorough kn".!cdse Of the organization. aud
the causes Of disease.
One laly in Baltimore. who bad long been a
great sufferer. stated that she obtained relief
from single prescription from Mrs. Mansfield
than from all that bad been dome tor her for years.
Mrs. MASSFIELD'S Rooms, nj the Mansion
House, are on the same floor with The !.aiie. Par
lor. Nor AS and 10.
Consultations are without charge. dec oi-2t
STOP AND READ!
WE determined that our MERCHANTS
w shall have excuse u buy BRDUMS al
the North, for we will sell from this date. Brooms,
from . 10 20 cents per dozen lower than can be
bought in New York.
HERRING 4 EVANS.
dee 81 ~ South Royal street.
1 LMASACs yoR IS6O-The Farmers Cal
n endar Standard edition. American Farmers,
Hou--keepers and Comic Amanacs; also, tie IL
lustratcd Rural Register. published annually by
Luther Tucker, 2oc. the American Baptist. Amer.
lean Presbyterian. and Presbyterian Family Al
manacs, &c each. For sale by
dec q RGBEhT BELL
ia BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR
lou zen bhl.. Extra Flour
800 bbs. supertne Flour, different brands,
in store and for sale by
dee u MARSHALL { co.
TAMplIENE, Alcohol, Purning, Fluid, Spirits
" Turpcntiuc, received and tor sale by
de- - HENRY COOK 4 60.
IYukEE COOKS TO HIRE Tor Tie ensuing
i year. Apply 10 MARSHALL CO.
dec 2I-3t No II King st.
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Nr. Millson, If Tue Norfolk district, III
Congress. il worthy and alb" gentleman.
We would as soon SEQ him Speaker o! the
House, Us any Democrat IN that body lie
has frequently shown not only his abilities.
hmt his independence.
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Leonard Scott ( Co.. New York, have r..
Published the December number .! Black
woods Magazine II hiss articles on the
war in China, Popular Literature. III" En-
,cror and the Empire. &c, AZ. R"ht Boil
Agent
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NANCY ARTICLES, &c.--Burnett's Coc"atne
j. for the Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes; HAIR
Brushes; Cloth Brushes: Luklns Extracts; %
logne-; Teething Rings; Lip salve: Frenfh 10
males and other preparations for the hair: Toilet
Soaps; amongst which are Broom / Fowler Mill
tary Shaving; Lows BroSn Windsor; Ilyeerne;
Honey: aud Barbees ;; Mrs Aliens Hair Restarer
and Hair Dressing; Woods Hair Restorative; Hair
Dyes Meakiln's CsGhoasi Payson kidders In
dcliblc Ink; Soap Balls; Chalk Balls; Lilly White;
Money Bags, &c. Just received and for sale by
J. K. PIERPOINT,
I72 :. f. corner King and Washington streets.
dee "a
rpowN.s TEACHES IN C.u,bs Uu,r.-n,,.
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The pscuniary loss TO Philadelphia by the
secession of the Medical students will he
heavy the majority Of the Southern student"
IN Northern cities being children Of wealthy
parents AID remarkably liberal in their eN-
,.endi;urcs The disaticction IS spreading
throughout the entire North, and i not con
iiu,d alone t. medical students. the South
crn pupils in several Northern Colleges hay
held meetings looking to an ultimate with
l,.lwaI from those institutions.