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SPIRIT OF THE WASHINGTON LET
TEgS.
Special Dispasth to the Clncinnsii Gazette, /,

Especial Dispatch to the CIncirnsii Gazet;e.I
BALTiacRE, July 8.
The Washington dispatches in the New
York papers says:
Extraordinary developments are leaking
out with regsrd to how the Treasury ia
plum !ered Through the Utsh Army contracts.
A short tine since, the mercantile firm 6f
Gi!beit, Gibrish g. Martin, of Salt Lake:
offered to furnish Government with four Tor
the year. delivered in UIah a, ten dollars
per 100 bs. This offer was rejected. and
now it is said that contract was made d.
rectly afterwards, with Holiday, at twenty
eight do liars and sixty cents per hundred.
Taus hundreds of thousands of dollars are
1t in the pockets os speculstors. the friends
of the War Department. 1t is known that
the Mormous have an immense supply of
grain, aud the firm spoken of cou ID have OBJ
tanned large supply in Utah.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14

TThe "Ehxir.' prepared by DR.. Jas
WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYsPEPsY, and
nothing but IYsPEPsY. (as advertised in an
other column,) has, by its own merits, OBJ
tanned for itself so high a reputation in
Philadelphia. that Physicians acquainted
with its properties. are using it themselves
and prescribing it to their patients, con-
WINGED, by observation, of its great efficacy
in restoring the disordered digestive organs
to healthy function. Numerous cases OF
DysPepsy, of the most aggravated ;narac-
ter, which were abandoned as incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty, have, by the
use Of this Elixir, been restored to perfect
health, as attested certificates testify.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14

SrThe most terrible ioe we hsve to encounter
in this country is Consumption Fisst manliestinS
itself in the form OF sigh, cold, tgains strength
while its victim is nnsuspicious OF danger, and,
sooner or later in nine cnses out OF tcn terminates
fatally. Among the various remedies before the
public the cure of this terrible disease, none Is
equal to llooTLANDs BALsaalc CORDIAL Even th's
may not YOU, but il the disease is NOT too Tar
advanced, you may confidently rely upon 1t. ny
Prepared oniy by DR. c. NJ. Jackson, Az, Arch
street, Philadelphia, and tor sale by Druggists and
srorekeepers generally throug huut the United >
and Canadas, at IS cts per bottle. Jun2JIm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14
The Desperate Alternative.

To show the desperation to which the
Democracy are driven, we quote. without
comment, two of series of questions, with
their respective answers, from the las
Gazette:
"Who robbed the Treasury OF Ohioi
The Black Republicans.
Who have the money!
The Black Republicans.
Such monstrous fabrications.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14

0bThe curtailment of the mail service
in Ohio, is calling down the just ind gnation
of the people in every quarter. That
routes perfectly seli-sustaining should be
curtsiled to support privileged ones in the
South, is an outrsge. The P. O. Depart.
msnt is blundering on to i;s own Obstruction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14
HOofland's German Bitters.
Prepared by Dr. C NJ Jackson. No. All, Arch ST.:
Philadelphia, Pennsvlvunis.
READ WHAT Is SAID OF THEM.

ScurT, Cortand county. ~ f.,l
March 2lst, 1857.
Dr. c NJ. Jackson: In behalf of the afflicted,
pen few lines to you. have suffered and doctor
ed myself and know how TO pity those in like
condition Until commenced taking your Bitters
last summer was not able to do anvihing, or ev.
to sit up anv e. nsidernble length OF time. Before
hal tax. the first bottle / tell like new msn.
and now after having continued the use o. them
for short time, in the worst stason of the year,
am able to labor hard every day. To say the least
think have received more benefit from Biiters
than all other med icines ! have taken have not
only used your Bitters myself, out have also given
bottles and parts of bottles 10 those complaining
of Dy yspepsia and Liver Complaint. and in every
case they tell me they have taken no mediciRes.
Respectfully yours. -
Ask for Hoo'7and's German Bifters, prepared by
Dr. C.. NJ. Jack son, All Arch street, Philade lphia.
They are SO ID by druggists and storrkeepers, in
every town and village in the United States. w.
Indies, Canadas and South America, at IS cts. per
bottle Juy72w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14

EThe Kansas Constitutional Conven-
lion is now in session at Wyandotte. 1t is
composed of 55 Republicans and II Demo-
Gratis. The Republicans have good work.
Ing majority.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14

GA new Trial has been granted in the
ST. Louis breach of promise case-CAR-
srAka vs. SHAW. The fair lady may not
get the sI00 600 yet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

I at the Probate Court fur Belmont county tlf
undersigned has been appointed and qualified as AZ
minstrator of the estate OF Joshua Lamp, deceased,
iatc of Belmont cnunty.
All those indebted 10 said estate requested &c
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14

EA carriage propelled oy steam passed
ever the road from Trenton to Philadelphia.
1t mHde good lime and showed a power OF
gowing up steep hills, not before credited
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14

GTMaT. WARD, the murderer of BUTLER
the school teacher, has recently been ad-
mitteG to the Catholic Church. His brother
is dead.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14

9rPersons wishing 10 change their business to
q rapidly incrsasing connJry, new Se:tlt ment
where hundreds are gong. whrrc the climate IS
mild and dehchtiu,--seo advertisement ~ Ham
mou,cn Sct,lcmsm, in another column. 6nl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STEWART g. kEEIINE

STEWART IL kEEIINE
va
SAMUEL F BLACK, et al
DY VIRTUE of Plurus Vendi to me direct
ID from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Beln'
county, Chic. ! will offer for sale, at the door
the Court House in ST. Clairsville, in said cour
On Tuesday, TIE 18Th deg Of August, Is
between the hours of ten clock, T. m, and f
O'Clock. p. m, OF said day, the following desert!
property, 10 wit: Lot No. lei in Wallace 5 I'D
iIon, Lot No. 81 in Hobensacks addition, and {
halt OF Lot lo2 in Martins addltion-ail OF viii
add itions are in the town OF Mar,in.vilIe, Belm'
county, Ohio, and levied upon as the property
K. A. Black.
No l6l appraised at 500;
No 81 ap9ruse al SlUG;
One halt ct l62 appraised at $50.
Terms of sale cash. z. LOCHARY,
Sheriff of Belmont county. ONO
SheIifi's Office, 81. Clairsvilie, July iIih 1859
4t-prinlers lees So
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BEL, MONT COUNTY FAIR
FOR 1859.

To ne held on the ne% Fair Grounds.
Seutl..Ea,t of ST. CiairsvIfie, which
arc bairs fitted up in modern at, ie.-
Fair 20 commence on the 9th OF SEPT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14
SILVER ON BElMoMT

4 NOUNIf PAONEsS ~ Be something
~ else, hut the goois jsst received by us ara
genuine, and can he solf as low as at any other
tabii shment in town We have received fTesa sup
ply Of DRCGS, HARDWARE, BOOKS AND STA
TtONERN, Hair, Tooth Shoe, Scrubh;Eg. Horse.
WhItew ssh, PANT aud Dustin. BRUSHES. FINE
SOAPS. hAIR OIL and PERFUMERl. In short.
every thing kept III an establishment ofthe kind
April 2lst. J. u. WEST & CO
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DRESS MAKING.

YENENDERS HER services TO the Ladies
ofsr GAINESVILLE srd vi, iHity as Dres4
Maker ani she Is eoaidrl. t,saI all " 10 tav.r her
wththsir patronage willhc served IN ths very he;s
style Of the art
ITEOOMS ovcr $. Elircs -tcIs jani-Sl.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
LEWIS ToNPKINs
vs.
TacaAs +. TALBOT

DY VIRTUE OF an Execution directed {
d from the Court o: Common Pless OF Bel
county, Ohio, Twill sell, OF
Wednesday, the 27ih day IF July, 1855
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, m, and oc
m, O.! said dav, near MorrisiOwn, in said cou
The following descr ibed property. 10 wit: i've
OF Tobacco. more or less. growing on the lam
Isaac Adkins.
Terms of sale cash. Z. LOCH AkH .
Sheriff of Belmont county. Obi
Sherif's Of:ce, July Il, 1850. tprs feesl
Of To ali wanting tarms-see sdvertisemel
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

The free admissions OF all Nations, web the
verdict of the leading hospitals of the Old well
as of the New World. stamp this powerful remedial
Agent the greatest healing preparation made
known to suffering man. Its psnetratIve qual lties
more than marvellous, through the external or
fees of the skin, invisible To the naked eye, It
the of in ternal disease and in all
nal affections its aRti-inhammatory and healing
virtues surpass anything else Oh record. and is Ma
tur es great ally.
ERYSIPELAS AND SALT RHEUM
Are two of the most com mon and viruent disorder
prevalent on this continant to these the ointmen
is es ecia!ly snIagonisiic, its "modIs operandIst
first TO eradicate the venom, and then complete id
cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES & ULCERS.
Cases Of many years standing that have pertins
cious,y refused to yield to any othe remedy or
reatment, have Invariably suecnmbed TO a few ap-
locations of this powerful unguent.
ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN,
Arising om rad of the blood or chronic dis
eases are tradicated, ard q clear aud transparent
surface HssIned hy the restorative action { this
ointment. It surpssses many of ;he osretie. and
oth-r TO ct appliances It's power 10 dspel rashes
ahd aihe- Disbursements OF the lace
Beth the Ointment and PtIs should bs nseS
in tie foilo,cing eases: .--.
Buuions, Skin Diseases
Bums swelied Gands
Charped Hands Sore Legs
Chilblains Sore Brsasts
Fstula Sore Heads
Gout Sore ThroatI
Lanibago Pores Of all kisds
AereTrisi ETurtious Spra,ns
Piles Stiff Joints
rheumatism letter
Scaids Ulcer
RIngworm Venersl Sores
saI Rbeum w unds o all kinds.
II NPCAUTION!-None sre genuing unIess the
words "Holioeay. .Ssr York and Losdss," are DIS
,Intt a Watsrnark in every leaf Of the book
of drections around each pot or hex; tha msys
he plainly seen by hoiding the leaf 20 .As Iigit. A.
ha nd some reward W III he given renosTfhg
such in alton may lead To the detection
party parties counter ieitin. the meaeins ot vend
lug the same knowing Them 10 be spurious.
- Sold at the ManutacIory OF Professor HOLLOWAY
so n alden Lane, New York. and by all respectable
Drugg lists and Dealers in Medicine thtoufhout the
United Sta and civilized world. in h0xes AZ IS
cents. sci cents, and 81 each.
III There Is a eonsider rahle saving by taking ihs
larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients In
nverJ disorder are affixed TO each hoAs
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CL.iSS 8
Equestrian,ism

Each and every evening during the Frir
there will be one hour devoted to Equestri-
auism, by young Ladies and Gentlemen
Also for Ladies driving horses in single and
double Harness, to be conducted by and IN
der the personal supervision of the Chief
Marshall.
Several other attractive features of the
ensuing Fair are not ready for publication.
The executive committee are corresponding
with distinguished IEronaui, with view
Of gratif. ing the public with a grand Oal-
loon ascension during the exhibition -
And so soon as they are arranged, will be
pu blisaed in our descriptive pamphlet. to-
ge,her with the names of the awarding
committees and the rules and regulations for
conduct ny the Fair.
l. NEISWANGER, Pres.
r. J. ALEXANDER, Sec'y.
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' Display Of Farm Impie mPnts q d
On all other implements appropriate to
ihis class an appropriate Premiums will be
hwardad according to MERIT. To be man.
bfacutred by exhibitor.
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CLASS A.

TIL ROUGH BRED HoBsEs.
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this class on accountof un favorable weather
or other unavoidable causes.
(Addition relies in detail be published in
the pamphlet con:sing the connected scedule
of pri,nurns, together with relies aud regu'a-
tioss under which the daiF viii be conduct
ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16
Dough-Face Sentiment.

We preceive that the Locofoco Dough
Faces in Boston, New York and Philadelphia
propose holding meetings for the purpose Of
appeasins the wrath Of Locotoco disunionists
in the South, at the recent exhibitions OF
foolish sentimentallsm Tor John Brown by IA
handful, here and there, Of Abolition Dis
unionlsts in those cities.
II there be any character in the world that
we have any contempt for. it is the dirt-eat-
ing Doush-F4ce OF the Free States, lie has
no real regard whatever for the South and
Its Instructions, and yet, under pretense of
sympathy Tor them he will proclaim himself
our TREND, keeping his eyes steadily all the
whlie upon tue PecHAtafy benefit to be derry
co tneretron' lie VIA do anything that
southern hre-eaters VIII require OF hl'n' even
10 icAinS tue very aust Oh their SHOES ana
anu 'hoesn 'heso plrtls.hS are perfectly
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the Lncoloco Disunionist, of the South or
any OF their fraternisers, say or think about
them. She is in position that enables her
20 say to y nth and ,uth; hands off. stand
pdck and hlt is m re, she has the means
AMI ability to enforce her will. without sur
rendering her reserved rights to the Federal
union. rs Dec ,tur said IN relation To Bal.
tiinore city, "Shc giv.s graves to her inya-
ders, and monuments 10 her def ndors -
- lar as tie American party of MARYLAND
are concerned; then. the Northern DOUGH
Faces who arc going to lliv the pharisce
ANA The fool % the south. NAV AS well save
thor breath ami their hypocrisy. We all
know the yaHact their professions rhev
earn make Mar land L,coflco State next
t'tt. do what they may, and we want no
p1nsa-tacr Votes, when the contest comes,
IT .he eanlidates waoH we shall support
~ N.nt tie votes Of American lrecmen,
WaetH'r \ rth, South. East or West, whose
opposition - Lheafeeaisn is as firm and Us
uhFeieftiHS a. ours Is. We want nothing to
10 Win D'uSh-FAce sentiment The Amer
team purity oC Maryland know what they
themselves think about slavery. and they are
Wiling that the people Of other States shall
have t1gir opinions about il too. They do
not 1t that diarr,ncn Of opinion. on this
or any other subject. is sufficient to keep the
Opponents 81 l. catocoism apart in the great
s:fasg Il next fll. Indeed they believe
the expulsion uf the LacJfoeo party from
power, will he safe = result in excluding the
question ct slavery from politics entirely.
Ihe lhe'nsn. thgref re, TO he harmed this
sreA On Lpr.fpc1 affairs in Boston. New
\ ORR and Philadelphia. will not be a sweet
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NJ y Rlt | l., u.

F.is"afih -I'e' IT.. b. E.v BM MtheIl.
NJ ssties II Lztse - Nj lstfta Jsy. 18th
e b.
=sa lta--b.e iit# Is Eos D. II Mitchell
VI. i.1..l' a. Narsa. IA Mi,s Mary A Mvore.
Gsta t.
f4aahsaat- iise- -. ly lev. NJ pssI,... x,.
Jssa' d " LrJse. = n, ,arah ~ irish, both
l..ss f..auI -Xas. -. bvf r. Las,. F.
iset. t,estss u.atz- t. M.ss i..sasua d. Pom.
y I'.e--i'-c i.ta. by Sullivan Gr.en, ESQ,
W ~ i.ei.rff T ~safsIort to Mia cordelia
As h..f G-fs.
Del 1s.s -ii. - I. Timer E.t..Mr. Thana,
n p. s'ss = Liza N,bb, bliA = Drsr.Isis,
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The dedication of the new High School
House at Castine, referred to in our last was
IL occasion Of much interest, and was at
tended by large concoarse OF people. The
.ehool-house itself, although spacious. was
found insufficient 70 contain the assembAge,
aud an adjournment took place to the Con-
sre-a'ional Meeting house. Escort duty
Was performed by the Castine Light Infant
r. in full ranks. The house was presented
by samuel Albums, Jr., Chairman of the
Building Committee, to c. j. Abbott, E,q.
District \ gent, in an appropriate speech. to
which Mr. \. made graceful reply in ac-
cep:ance. GOV. Morrill, was then introduced
and made some remarks. He was followed
by Hon. Chas. Jarvis. Hoa. Noah Smith,
Benz: b. f,ster, Esqr., formerly of this city,
anl Rev. 4. r, Ives. The exercises were in
terspersed with singing by "a select slee-club,
under tie direction Of Jno. W. Dresser. Esq.
Hhig.
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Helping Helper.

midst of slavery. and knowing 40 inane,cg.
OF it upon his native .t,te and u,,,n ~,
whole country. has not conceived a, bigb a,
opinion of it, worth as seems =, 10 sn,er
tained by many who live bv il. rr,re,,is :
Concciviuc hinsaICa disinier,.te1 witnes, NJ
its effects, he wrote book ah,ut il. AL
dressed chiefly to the mind. Of ,ho.s of h.
own class. the whites of the south VIII, arr
not Shareholders. In many rrsnec,. his hi
Is an admirable book not equal. doubtless
a. literary performance. to Bacon's Al,
yaucerneut Of Learning. nor so iptercstinq. .s
Uncle Toms Ca}fn. I7,t n n in .,,,,iri, -
teiiEcnt and cJuv.ucin. ARGUMENT nrainst
slavery,
Mr.. HELPERS first charter Is camnari-
son between the result. slave l,b,r All
free labor. drawn mainly from the statistics
of the last census, and sl.awss. e,nrla.;y,.-
" the sur5riaritv of freed nm n, an.bsr
takes the states one hy one. contrasts ,hsir
physical and c4nm'rcid condition. c,B..
rares their productive resources heir cam
meree, Their wealth. their elnrati,r,I $50.
li>hmentS, their newspapers and churches.
and the rapilitr n tf,ir ,.r,,rlss. i, an ~,
elements Of civilization. and Tho c,rri1. AN
he demonstrates is. that in eyarytbio, tbat
contributes To the welora al L.,,,,;,,ass
Of man, the frsa states ARE n,as,snr,it,i - ~
advance Of the slave states >hyprv. he
proves. has retarded the ,r,,r.r;tv ~ ~,
whole South. inp,ysri.bi,t., .nI ia,,,,,,,l,-
,inr the cities. iayin- ~. c,n,.r,. IT.
tribute to the NIrt6 d,,r,1;n', ,ho fr,,
white ,nan aud e.,r,.s,',i,, -
N5t with i fa..Ii9.. n ,r;,S,,.,5{,
,as<,< lutu5,L ,'9,r.,,,,l -.
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For the purpose of establishing a Temper
ance organization f,r the County Of Hancock
and pursuant to the notice previously pub
lishel in the Ameri'al, quite large num-
Der Of the citizens of the western portion Of
our County met at the Consres Iti1nal
Church in this village at 10 AN. The meet
ing was called to order by Chas. llamlin.
Esq , of Orland, upon whose motion the Rev
W. II. Pilsbury Of Bucksport was called to
the chair, and Cyrus Hlmlin, Esq, of Or
land chosen Sec'y The Rev. L. W. jack
son of Gorham, agent Of the "Maine Tenn
perance Society" then briefly addressed the
convention upon the object and necessity of
more united action OF the many friends of
the Temperance cause. The forenoon was
mostly taken up in discussias the best panfor
the desired organzation,d finally the whole sub
jet was referred to the following committee
Chas. Hamlin, Esq, DIR. &. A. Wheeler,
Of Orland; and Rev. E. \, Helmerhausen Of
Bucksport. The C0vention then adjourned
till clock
Two O'Clock I'm, the Convention assem-
bled, a prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.
lIolmerhausen. The Com. then reported a
Constitution, which after having been dis
cussed was unanimously adopted. The Con,
yention then elected the following board Of
officers -
President-Hon. JouS L. RED4AN, Of Cas-
tine.
Vice Presidents Rev. W. Ii. Pilsbury
Of Bucksport; Hon. John Vest, of Franklin;
Samuel Herrick, Esq, Of Brooklin; John
Milliken, Esq, Of Hancock, John WATSON,
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hs"rsss Brig fremont, wyman, from
oafdinsr, Me. p, for New Bedford, with
iutuh5r - I rIencsi 4 heavy gale lQah inst :
AMI when ~ Nantucket Shoals dropped her
anchors bat the vessel continued to drift, and
inalit struck leasily on Rogers Sboal.-
ller hotiom WIS stove in, her masts went BY
the bard, and she wa- soon q total wreck.
The eFev took 10 ,helr boat, and when about
tour milo from the wreck fell in with sch
Alahsma, ST CALAIS. bound 10 New Haven.
They were taken On hnarl and landed at
HalHe. II 60. t. hris was IL tens. 20
vars old and belonged to Walter +. Dodge
If b. n. >hs7s Uninsured The cargo
~. insured in sssEtstern Office.
SIP ilrHrirttr. Il kohbinston, Ne, at New
iark if-sn Le;i.atr. had sails split, dc.
ktf1az gost, 4 Panssv. fiavencr, a.
Pfen4sHeesrun ,.i,lls.6 experienced
-tr8s; westerly winds and WY weather the
Who'll ft.sA.;-, ani lost jibboom. had bel
sArA. stase. tecks sw band was Obliged to
throw sri..s.Ti . f.or) - or the coal y eas.s
il.e ts=-=k NJ - f,a7oyesloard . colored
-.''n'ia n,uei va, IIenry Dinpnd.
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A correspondent Of the Wig, writing from East
Gornth. speaks thus fattelirgly OF the Acadciuy
at that village, and Of its principal, Mr. Hcrrick,
WHO is a native OF this county, and who las ualer
circumstances Of much discenag cement, and al.
most unaiied, obtained his present honorable po-
sition a scholar and teacher:-
There is il Tins village a fourishiug AGA leny.
that has gained a Statewide reputation and ucys-
was III Il more fauri.hlng condition than since il
has been unIer the mana cement Of Mr. A. {.
Her lex Nj lierrieS Is graiuate Of Wateryil!e
college, thorough scholar, and has peculiar
3e0ity O.; seearla. the respect and attenl i5n o.
ar classes and familiar aad impressive ,laan.r
OF impartins knowledge. The fail term was wei
attended, numbering about ~ scholars, several
OF whom have prepared themselves to enter COLLEGE:
and others are now teaching in different parts al
the state Duf,as the winter months, the money
oi the District drawn BY the larger scholars is nut
into the academy, going to pay portion of the
tuition Of those IN the district who wish 10 attend
We learn that Mr.. Herrck int nds to travel in
Europe during the coming year. for the purpose
OF improving his health, aud afnrding au opuor-
'unity of obtaining fund Of general information,
Wat cannot DC so easily obtained otherwise.
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A Union Meeting called for.

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1.''''''7 '.'' T. '''.4' liss.'''-S ne h'hss'r
= q -, : s''i. i IN '''''i CAMEO ID
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