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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-17

MERCHANTS AND OTHERS IN WANT
lXl Of BRo0MS and WOODEN. WARE, Sh'
End it 10 their advantage 10 call al oar Factor!
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are now r.
ceiving our FALL SUPPLIES from other Pac'0'
RIGS, Of such articles US We do not manutsct ufe'
and latter ourselves that can sell slow A. "''
he hepYhs Of second hands at the North. Ga u
q call.
Broom CORN WANTED 81 the Factory, on
Royal street, . fey doors South Of King.
sen o HERRING EVANS
WHITE COLUMBIAN GUANG.-Au .iir
w tiousl supply Of Columbian iuan", RON .0s
Island Of I'll Rogue" analysing ~ per '."'
Bone Phosphate Of Lime. for sale at lowe, a.,
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UCTI0N GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE
\ JOHN I. CREIGHTON, No. * kiSG ST.
would most respectfully ask the attention Of the
Ladies 10 small invoice Of Goods received ior
faction. bu; which he prefers 10 sell out hy retail
a, auction prices embracing shawis' Ssaris'
mis- Wool Hose, Suspenders. Childrcn's Wors-
III Hooas Worst.d Mantillas and Caters, Shirts,
.b;r, Collars Drawers, Buck Gloves &c SAID
Good. will he sold low, 10 close out Call ana see
'''''' oct 81
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CUBA GLASS; s

CUBA M0LASSES.
90 hhds. Sweet Cuba Molasses.
PORTLAND SUGARS AND SYRUP.
80 bhis A. \. Portland Sugars
20 Syrup. at New York prices.
SOFT WINDSOR BLUE PLASTER.
900 Tons just received, per Briggs MARY ii,
ANNA" "Adriana," aud "Georgie DeerinS,
from Windsor, y. ;.
L1yERpOOL COARSE AND PINE SALT.
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fnE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c
ALEXANDR AGENCY
THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFY rnrno~

MEAD oYYicH foR Tux UNITED STATS.
No. 81 South Third Street. ph,lo3,b,B,,
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d Y. CROSS, having purchased tbs entire stock
~. Of Cross, LuS0nbecl Co., respectfully an
noupees 70 his friends and the public generally ma.
hs Intends 70 conduct the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, in all its branches and hopes, from
the and attention the work turned out Of h'
establishment 70 receive ~ heretofore full shafs
Of the subtle patronage call lie solicited At 10.
~ King street jan
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TINE CASH SYSTEM AD0pTED.-Ibe .ub,
J. scriber having tried the credit system, shd
found that it would not pay, has concluded TO SdH'
the CASH principle. In future, and from m.'
date, he will continue TO do business upon thi'
principle. In bidding adieu 10 the old syst.m' ne
would return his thanks TO bis customers tor past
favers, and hopes by strict attention, and such n
dueements IS be may offer, to continue II under
the new. jan 1-tf JOHN l.. sMllb
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15
ME. m ~ NAHI q. @ % I " ls'' Nm
DR.. DELLENBAUGH'S
June Appointments.

nR. DELLENB AUGH, respectfully informs the citi-
Dzens of Portage, Stark and Turmbu counties and the
surrounding he will remain in the following
Chronic nature invited to call for gratuous consul
tatiou.
Spangler Avenue. between Main and
Euclid S's., lst, I'd, Sd, 4th, 9Th,
9th, 7th, 9th, 9th. 10Th, llth, 18th,
18th.
Chagria Falls, ,Eggestonii ouse. .soh
PORTAGE C0:-Garrettsyille, Norton House, 2sth,
Ravenna, Collins House, 18th,
SUMMIT Co-Akron, Empire House, 18th.
STARK CO-Canton City, Stcver House, i7thg
Minerva, Yengling House, 23d.
TUsCARAwAs Co.-New Phila'ia, Nelson House, goth
CARROLL Co.-Leesburgh. Hotel, 2Ist.
Carroon, Patton HouAe, 22d,
JEFFERSON Co:-steubenyilie, Us House, Gath.
North Georgetown, 26th-27th
GEAUGA CO,-Chardon Chase Hotel, 2sth.
DR.. Dellenbaugh hatters himself, that he can cure
Chrouc complaints The oldest and obstinate char
He mercuria preparations only med
icines that are purly vegetable.
Dr. D. of Cleveland is the son of the celebrated DR.
DsIenbaugh, late of Georgetown who successfully
treat and prescribed for 267 patients during 2t
years practice in this State.
All diseases pertaining Women and Children treat
ed with great success by DIR. Dellenbaueh.
Where DR.. D. prescrihes for patients his charges vii
he satisfactory There Is no one praecing in George
tawn on the Delenbaugh system.
H.B. DIR. D. speaks the German language.
About years ago general health became much i'm
paired and IN short time there was an eruption nad
worst type of skin disease, ESQ called by the Drs) Nj
husband being aphyseiau, tried different remedies bu
avaiiednothng then appiiedt0 other eminent physi
was ofsores heard of DR.. DIS. great success
in treating chronic Diseases diseases of the skin. ap
eruption removed and my general health improved nm
der bis trestment so that now enjoy good health
conclusion would say those suffering from like diseass
should apply to Or. Deenbaugh. MRS. A. FOGEE.
Ciavsland. April LIST. 1858.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15
SHRRIFFs OFFICE,
Ravenna, June Is. A. D. 1859. jel5-5w

EGAL NOTICE.-C. H. Shnttuck of Freeport,
IL In the state of Pennsylvaninand William OWestlaud
Jannet Westland and Daniel Strickland residents
of the State of Ohio will take notice that Nelson Love-
land of the county of Portage in the of Ohio did
the 18th day of june A. D. 1852 file his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the said county
OF Portage and state of Ohio against the said c. H. Shat
tuck and William c. Westland Jannett west'aad, and
Daniel w kand defendants setting forth that the
said William G Westland Westland husband
and Wife on the 2ls day of January, A D. 1885, gave
the said Daniel W. Strickland mortgage deed, on the
following described lands and tenements to wit Stu
in the town of Hiram in the county of Portage and
state of ohio and is known by being town lots number
twenty and twenty in the plat of Hiram as
and recorded July 9th, A. D. 1885, in Portage County
Records, Book ], of Township Pats and surveys, con-
tanning ~ 25-l00 arres of land.
Which said Mortgage Deed given secure pay.
of $3.50 90 according to certain
said Mortgage Deed; (which said and Mortgage
Deed the day and aforesaid transferred
assigned and delivered to the said Nelson Loveand And
the said Petition further sets forth that the said William
c. Westand and Jannett Westaud afterwards sold &c
the said c. H. slack their equity of redemption in
to said premises The Petition further states that
the aforesaid notes still uDpa and that there is due
upon the same the of SI78 SO, for which sum,
gether with interest from the LIST day of June, A. 1859,
and costs, the said Petition asks Judgment And in de-
fault of the of .aid Judgment said Petition prays
The above described premises may be appraised al
yerised and sold to pay the Now the said @. HI.
Daniel W. srickland notified that they are required
and said Petition before the third
saturday after the 9Th day of July, A. D. 1859, the
| NELSON LovELAND.
"y Brown K Wooiworth, his Atty',. iei5.6w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15
Notice tn BRIDGE Rnildars

THE Commissioners of Portage County will receive at
their oice in Ravenna, until neon of Thursdsy the
7th day JnlF sealed proposals for the constr
tio1 Of Bridges II the following places to wiz:
Que in Roofsto~n, over Breackneck creek, near toe
residence Joseph Jones- One in Nelson Township,
Aewry's MIL and Stene Cuivert in the Town.
ship Of Atwater the residence S. L Hanes in the
East part Of said township, town line road.
Contractors Will make their proposals estimating the
stone work by the perch OF Is feet perch including
in the price per perch all necessary excavations and
foundation tmbers. and the wood work by the foot.
tmating the length of the Bridge. The material and
stye of workmanship to be equal to that enpoyed the
years.
Bonds will be required of contractors for the faithful
performance of their contacts.
The Commissioners will meet at their Office in Raven
Monday. the IIh day of July next for the purpose
of comparing proposals. making contracts. &c
By order ofthe Commissioners,
ALFRED BALDWIN, A uditor.
Auditors Office, Rayeuna, .une u. 1852 jel5-SH
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15

I FRosT-PoRTAGE CoUNTY.-Opinions have
been in violent conflict during the week post regard
to the extent of the damage done to the Whelt crop
Portage County, much so that it has been difficult to
reach any satisfactory conclusion. We have seen Rye
in tho blow since the heavy frost of the 4th nst pre-
seuting good promise of full harvest. We have been
assured by several that their fields of the Blue Stem
Wheat have escaped. while others that teir
fields of Mediterranean ruined. The best conclusion
arrive is, that the damage to Wheat is very
great but the crops will be far from entire failure
Farmers dsvoting greatly increased breadth of
land and Buckwheat-the meadows, thought
to he severely injured, but the late rains will
greatly benefit, If they do not entirely them.
Vegetable gardens will though later,w
afford about the usual yield.
Corn and Potatoes which cut down by the frost
again springng up under the influence of the
rains, and begin to look fresh and vigorous.
The Apple crop is not entirely destroyed and in
cline to the opinion that the yield of frrit win
greater than last year which of comparative
scarcity
Currants extent have escaped, and other
varieties of fruit, in different localities.
On whole, there is occasion for fear, seri-
Gus apprhensions in regard future supplies.
The damage has been great the disappointment sore,
but manly forude resolut energy and cheerful perse
versance will repair the oD- and relieve the other
We sorry learn that in localities, in Por-
age County we eieve to be excepton-the farmers
h t.h a, I..va of coron s.nse5 v;e,dad to
a"u o'He," 80 --Ae 20 70. " = - - - :.
panic and alarm, 1nd cut sunurs reoienlous ahe'Fs "
byiag up future supplies,to he ready FOR the mne that
.t,, n,a;t, sy We learn that one farmer in an nd.
a. - a..,,,;
Joi',.ns ~ '-e e.' -, y -, -, -,
fnmf1e and staryalon hatfg nmseg! ne protaoS hnng
hmsclf to save his life We from many
! otbers. who were ne arly bereft of reason ~ 4
It has been good fortune to meet many, farmers
and Others whose chserful patience, whose calm sub
mission whose courage and hone we're an honor to
them and a praise to human nature itsels
O.. ,x;., - ,,.,r ....,,or
ihefe = IS no eoas'o 'of pAu'. "'-N'e'' =, e,'''
depcy The harvests OF next Autumn VIII SHOW IN th
yari us productions of Portage County as much
ttv 10 susta;n our ,onnlat;on. s;tbnut foreq1
! ' ~ = " 10 - -, -. -
supplies, whie the OF Wneat ara oner me sus
taiuing cereals in the United States, will be great
ever the damage. as compared with the whole bein,
-, -,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15

RocKToN LopaE.-A number of the en-
terprising citizens Of Franklin Mills have inst Instituted
new Masonic Lodge at that place, under the above
name. The Lodge was organized on the l4th OF May,
and promises to become large and prosperous.
The officers chosen Or. A. M Sherman, W. Master:
WI Holden. sr. warden Isaac Haught Jr.. Warden;
J P Carver. Treasurer; E. W. Clark Secretary; r. L
Rockwell, Sr Deacon; Jno. Ackland, Jr. Deacon. Jno
Bently. Tyler.
TIE stated communications Of the Lodge held
theevening of Tuesday, before the full of the
moon of each month
The Lodge have secured fine Han in Kent's Brick
block The officers of the Lodge installed by Past
Grand Master. Gen. L. v. Bierce of Akron.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15
ro-Day'. new Aavers,senenrs.

EY- Mary and Egrert Ladd-Admnistrator Notice.
ER-J. g. walIer-The Very Latest War News.
fTe W. Williamson -HewePs Patent Iron Mower.
fT B. MDohald-Bagg's aoiel.
IL A.Baidwin, Andior-Notice TO Bridge Contractors
~ James NJ Ward. ssc's-Atlantio and Great es'
tern Rail Road
kJY- Thomas r. williams, sheriff-Erastus Darrow vs.
R.A. RusseII-Sherif's Sale.
FY- 8. G. Brown-Bees and Bee Hives.
EYr Nelson LoveIand-IegAl Notice.
hY- A. Baldwin, Auditor Laws of Ohio.
[LocAL soricEs-]
H e. r. Bradstaw-Fresh Fish.
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Portage County Democrat,
OF THIS WEEK,
Put up in wrappers. Price. four cents

To ADvERr1sERs.-It 1t becomes necessary
again to remind advertising customers that insure
insertion for the week. advertisements must be
hand ia by too'elock, A. NJ. Monday Advertisers are
respectfully requested leave their advertisements
the Business oice in the Rayenna Book Store and
take them In person to the Printing Rooms.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15
June Appointments. A
DR., H. TUBBS,

wilhelm atte ndance as follows:
RAvENNA Prensss House, ThursSSy, sSS @ suh june
Warren, National Hotel Tuesday. 9TH July.
Cleveland American House, Saturday and Monday l1th
Foa CONSULT ALTON UPON ALE DISEASES THE THROAT,
LoNes, HEART, LIVER, sroMAcH, Bowels KIDNEYS
AND SPLEEN. Also, DRoPsv, GRAVEL. RHEUMATIsM,
NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA, FEMALE DlsEAs,
Is, AeuE AND FEVER, Frs lMPuRITIEs M OF THE BLOOD
of long standing complaints, both External and In
terual.
time Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually
of whom had exhausted every other with
in reach. liz MINERAL OTHER PoIsoNs EN-
pLoyED, koR MAKE WE'LL, TEAR
DOWN AGAIN. The medicines can be taken
with safety the most delicate, and patients may remain
at home and continue, with prudence, their ordinary
diet and exercise Hundreds have ed under the
hope insputable evidences of which always be
furnished Invalids reduced despairing.
invited call and assured that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
will be given expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect of recovery. ~
Dr. d. TUsBs-Sir: Tam glad 10 add my testimony to
the number of those receiving 1t after much
persuasion that consulted Perhaps this may inu
other hesitatrg invalid to seek relief at your
hands During the Winter of 1885, was SO reduced as
be unable. when strongest to sit at the table Ny a
fsction said be disease of the left lung heart and
stomach The cough was very severe, attended with
feet and ANGLES. Digestion was SO feeble could
little else than cracker during the Winer, and for
day. ,ionay severain day, depriving Of
distressing The heart appeared to stop at times causing
deathlike sensation, as though the breath gone
and the circulation arrested. Thus suffering indescha
bly,. and to a appearance balancing between life and
death fingered until relief obtained under your
treatment. 1 at that time residing at Northisd,
Summit Co, where the circumstances here given were
known generally. am enjoying comfortable health,
household duties without Inconvenience and have walk
ed two miles, with suffering nothing more than ia
tigue at the time The great benefit derived from your
treatment and the interest You have manifested for me,
shall be held in grateful rene mbrance.
Respectfully, yours,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15

The CRoPs-THE --LATEST APPEARANcE-
Monday, the 18th ns several of farmers who last
week up their Wheat and Rye crops as ruined ex
pressed the opinion, upon further examination. that
their fields were putting improved appearance
thai they shall yet fair yield. This is encour
aging, ard we believe wholly reliable. Under the infu
enee of the rains, every thing is improving and
we adhere to the opinion from all the carefully gathered
Information obtain. that the crops of Portage
County will afford fair yield, wheat not excepted.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15

BAGe's HorEL Attention is directed to
the Advertising Card of this House. As before
mentioned in these columns this Hotel worthy of
liberal support from the travelling public No Hotel in
any portion of the country better table, and by the
way notbisg would ever please better than to sit
down of Steward RYAs's famous good dinners
In all the her appointments of the house the of
the stidious viii be graed and if any one has
any desire to get his moneys worth the very place to
do at BAee's HorRL, Detroit We have reason to
kow whereof we affirm.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15

THE WooI. CL1P-Wool has been coming
in less during the past week On Saturday quite
lar ge quantity brought in town. The quality Of
the clip. far, sppears ws is general, clean and vel
put Up. There seems to be downward tendency in
prices those oflast year. The price list last year
ranged from 3oc 45c, occasional fancy clip -
hrus ing 50c The majority of the WOOL however, did
not go The prices far indicate that 35e will
he the average this sensonand the outside figure 4ee
the general range be tween 3e@4ec The large mporta-
on wooden goods coming in direct competition with
American manufacturers, the wool buyers be
cautious, and will keep the prices down. The next
market
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15
sccIpENr.-As Mr.. JOHN JOHNSON, of Ed

inbnrgh, riding in a carriage "Wednesday, while
on the rond in Rootstewn, snappish dor the
road side flew at the horse which frightened him that
he ran, md iecame ungovernable The carriage sup
set, and MIR. and Mrs JOHNSON were thrown out and
rously injured. Mr.. ]. bruised and about the
head, ard Mrs J.had some of her ribs broken.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15
MUsIc-Good Night.

MUsic-Good Night.
The attendance of so large and uumber
of people ON am occasion of this kind would necessarily
reouire some tact to control eyer,thine In; pleasant
This desirable end was secured by the
udieious and decided management ofProf AarELD, and
the best of order and good feeling was preserved during
the entire day and evening
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the Inst
tte fr the eteetion of four nembers of the Boar. OF
Trustees WAS held =, ope o'clock. p M on Commence
msnt dav and resued in the election of the following
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15

FINE FRuIT-We have been presented,
berries and cherries from the garden of Mr..
FIsGwELr, of this village. No better, desirable
fri of the kind be produced Thanks for taste of
fruit so fine and rich.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15

DISCIPLES YEARLY MEETING "A large and
interesting meeting of the Disciples held Hiram,
closing Sabbath. June 5th. The meeting held
under the large tent belonging in Bedford. and wa
of the largest held in this portion Of the State
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15
Local Notices.

FRESH FIsH-There is, at times, no great
er luxury than good fresh fish, These be found in
abundance received fresh from Cleveland daily, the
Grocery of E. H. BRADSHAW, door west of the Bank
ON Main street. ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15

THE FOURTH AT NEWTON FAILS "A large
Spiritual meeting is to be held at Newton Falls the
fourth of July next It is to be meeting-we do
that other celebration will be held at that
place.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15

connected with the Institute. II was founded in NoEen r
1885, The present number Of acting members Is forty
one.
The anniversary exercises consisted of oraons dis
cassions and colo oques-envened by vocai music oy
Prof WKBsTKs's class, and instrumental music oy the
Scion Brass Band. The performances were held IN the
tent and the proceeds the evening devoted to the pur-
chase Of library for the Society
The attendance for the evening was quite large, and
the very satisfactory The performances we're
well conducted throughont and interesting in high de-
gree. and we're not concluded until a iate hour.
The following
ORDER OF EXERCISES
Was presented thi- occasion By the Deiphc Lyceum:
MUsle-o list the Song We Sing Tonight
Oration-The Prritans Sessions, Heath, Mas.
Orstion--IIuman VIII MouIds Human Destny.-.F. NJ
Green. Sharon
: MUsIc-Tbs Power Of Will.
Dephc Oracle Editor. T. A. Williams. Rayenna.
MUSIC.
Ought the United States to take immediate
A5armatfgs Negative
No lG9s sGsI
Dialogue-The Man with the Carpet Bag.
cHARA1rrRs.
Grsb,.-F : A Williams iIuek~sn @ Mssntrat'
Wrangie.. :. IF Green Landlord wallace coburn.
Walters, Barmen and Coachnan-
MUsIC-Then Laugh and Count more
oratiom-H Humboldt Je NJ Atwaier, Hiram
Grafton Philip s. Chamberlain, Solon
MUSIC.
ColIoquy-Arnold's Tieason..-H. M. James, J. M At
water, n. 9. Chamberlain.
cHARAc rERs
Wash;nerouH NJ James Clinton B. A. Hinscale
Arnold H. s. t,hanberlsin Andre ......J. NJ. Atwaer
Greene wallace CGburn Moses Doane M J. Richards.
McFenry ......T L Bane Pau lding. n. o. Newcomb
n. Green Wilams....... "A. Price
TaIlmadge ~. A. Williams. Ivan Wert.-W. B. Williams
w Evans Tom Conyerse.-J. A. Jones
Hal smith atsas Ned...... &C. A. Be, nett
Guy French C. p. Bowler. Sam w. NJ. Godie
Mrs Arnold Eliza T. Clapp- Dick E. Mason.
Zea Arnod. frankie Mason. Sally. ..Sophia Williams.
Miss shippsn. .Mya Robbins
SCENES
Ist American Officers. I'd. British Plot 3d. serenade.
4h Washington. 5th. Meeting the Hudson 9Th.
sacking 7th. Capture. sth. Arnod's light. 9Th Tall.
madge and Andre. I1ih. Andres Farewell. 18th.
Arnold. 18TH --
MUSIC. fI8t
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14
NINTH CoMMEScEMENT AT HIRAM. - The
ninth annual Commencement Ct the Western Reserve
Eclectic Institute place Hiram Thursday last,
the 9Th The exercises. has been customary for
the last few years. conducted under tent erected
opposite the Institute grounds The day. fortunately,
was propitious and the exercisss under the
getc system the Board of Instructors conducted
In the utmost harmony, and with that spirit and interest
the part of the pupils, that seemed to inspire their
sudieuce with admiring enthusiasm. The atteudauce,
this year. very much larger than upon previous
year The number heard estimated at eight thousand
The hrong immense. and every inch
of space under the occupied and rery many
sere unable TO get within hearing distance of the stage
This certainly encouraging as 1t is fstteriug. The
true spirit healthy enterprise tells
own and the TINS manifested by the citizens Of
our County this Institution is worthy of remark and
eomnlendation.
by nine o'clock the nearly full. At this hour
the exercises opened by prayer by Father BENTLr
The following programme was presented:
FORENOON.
MUSIC
Rejoice Rejoice IL Webster.
I French Salntatory. Frank smith, Freedom
Essay-The Child of Passion Myra e. Robins, solou.
MUSIC.
See by the Giant Forest Tree, ,-Weber.
Essay-TheEgean Sea Sophia M. E.Brown, ,Charest'n.
s Essay The rooth sde.siary e. Buekngbam Hiram.
-Rained Cities Of fAmericas Sophia A. Williams,
kavsnna. Mustc.
sThe Day is Advancing Weber.
Esssy-A Letter from the outh.-Mary E. Turner,
r..,yNRurns Tslizn r. Clam Hiram
Essay-Insec. World Huldah A jackson, Amherst
MUSIC.
Il. sHe that goeth forth and Weepeth, - Byod6uyy.
PICK WICKIANg.-
Pickwick s....C A. Bennett.
Blotion. 8. z. Meweomb.
Winhle T. J. Brown.
smiggers aace G.6prn.
Jngis--..-... ..-.M- 3. Ciai E.
MUSIC
Song of Joy Bradbury.
IL Discussion Were the citizcus of Lorain County
justifab'e in reseung the boy John
Al. H. 5. Chamberlain. Neg Ami Atwater.
sGod is the Refuge of his People,, e,-Bradbt1y.
AFTERNOON.
MUSIC.
Friends Come and Join our Lay.-Arranged
Laiiu salutaiory and English Addres &C. G. Bowler
NJ. Green, Sharon
oratonA n,erca I, D!llie' Mento.
Orstion-Thanat, s. III D. Carlton, sbalersvile
oraton-The Europeanwar.B A. .Hinsdale, ,wadswortb
MarseiIlAise Hymn. -
Oratiou-Infuence Nature. 3. G. White, Newburgh
9. ora!ion-Mn,nmy Life s... F. A. Williams. Raysnna emma
0ration- England ...,-........H M. James, Troy
MUSIC.
God Save the King.
10 Cooluy Highland Chiefs
PERsoNAL
McAlpine, of Alpine H e White
Mcdonald of Reppoek- ...C H. Dudley
Mcleod of Glencoe .........H s Chamberlain
n