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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in he Year 1850,

Establishcd in The Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
AND UNDER THE CONTROL or THE
Most Eminent Physicians in the World
n r. l.. BONAPAKTE FROM LONDON AND
L. Paris Hospitals, and for the past ten years of
the Cincinnati VeneIeal hoonital, and DF. y. D.
REYNOLDS, late al New York, This is the only
office in the city where perm aHont of TivAte
Diseases can be obtained, without the use OF mef-
curry or chage ol diet. Gonorr IRA culed In 9 10 ~
hours; elect cured in TO days Structures cured
In to o weeks. Nocturnal EmissioLs stopped in
to days. Seminal weakness cured in 10
8 days. Secondary symptoms cured in TO weeks.
Skin Diseases cured in to weeks, lmpoteney,
yigor restor in to weeks. All Diseases of
Private Nature treated with unparalleled success.
Male or Female.
DR.. DoNAPARTE's Great Work on Tii5Ate DiseAs-
es the Private Guide TO HEALTH is beneficial to all,
male and female; the old and female should read
darkness. Price cents, sent by mail.
DR.. BoNAPARTE'B Celebrated Prev yentivo never has
nor never WIN Iail. Married adies, teo feeble TO
bear children except at the hAzald OF life, should
to 90.
Dr Donaparte'H French Patent Male safel 1t is
perfectly safe, and never fails TO give satit faction
1t is the only safe and sure preventive against
pregnancy and disease, The price OF the
French Patent Male Safe, dollar the sing one,
four dollars per hall dozen, and seven dollars per
Madame Lozier's Female Monthly Pills IsaiAt
and dreliable remedy for suppressions and all fema
diseases Ladies' should not use them during pIeg-
nancy, as they Will produce migcarriage. Pice, one
dollar per boX-eNtra fine hvedollaTg. Sent TO any
address by mail.
Drs. b. n H. are the men to consult they are un-
questionably acknowledged to the champion and
king OF venereal Diseases and the only Doctors no
receive Monthly Reports from the old world, they
have been accustomed nom an early age of youth
to witness the various diseases which ntlict man
kind, and to watch the progress through long ca
Ieer Lf professional study, in every sphere OF lie,
from the humble abode of poverty to the mansion
of the wealthy, and having aaoertained ey ond a
doubt the vast suffering OF humanity, they deter
mined to select the geI erAtive system thtir par
ticular study, and TO devote their whole attention to
the diseases OF these important functions No let
tera Will be answered unless they contain a remit
tance or apostage stamp.
Call or addreB
DrB, BONAPARTR x REYNOLDS,
No. 1872 Sycamore st., bet. Fifth sixth East Side
Onice hours a. Nj. tosA IN. CINcIHNATI, o.
feb13-lyd&W kE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08

Nrw YORK, March T.
By nm arrival from the Bafba does We learn that
q terrible tonA ,eration occurred on The 18th uit 4,
ai bhdFetoWn. large portion Of the business
partof the iuwu was destroyed, and an iumsni .
amount " mefohandlss. The loss Il siiimatsd AZ
tive and half million d1llaFf
Among chs warehouses destroyed we're those Of
IroN rridge AGO. Of New Haven.
lhe National Union party state COMMITTEES
havsagtsod 10 hold a State Convention AZ Troy,
Apfil, ls. 10 select delegates to the Baltimoro
Convention,
General Scott yesterday issuei orders for the
movement Olive hundred tro lps irom the North.
ere stations 70 the frontiers of Texas. Thoy will
leave March 10, In vessels direct to the mouth Of
the Mis'issippi. Captain Palmer takes command.
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From Washington.

New YORK, v ednesday. March I.
The Washington correspondence Of the
Tribune says The bill submitted by Mr.
COlilx, from the Post-ofhce Committee of
the House, to reduce the expense of tho
Post-ofice Department, was agreed to at a
meeting this morning
II provides that Poetmasters, the receipts
of whose Offices for letter postage are less
than 500 per quarter, are to receive, in
stead of the commissions now allowed, from
800 to $500 per quarter.
Mr. Hyatt was brought before the bar
of the Senute as n State prisoner to-day,
and after MIR. Masons resolutions. with
drew to rcnppear on Friday, when his pro.
test will be made.
The Administration anticipates the re-
lection ofthe Mexican treaty, in which event
Mr.. McLane will not return.
Mr.. Buchanan says the Executive will no
longer be responsible for anything which
may happen in Mexico, and that every one
must take care of himself, as he has no
power to offer protection.
In few days the discussion of the treatv
will be opened in the House by Mr.. Cox
of Ohio, who is thoroughly posted on Mex,
lean affairs The treaty will also be dis
cussed in open Senate, as the injunction of
secrecy is to be removed.
The departure Of two steamers from Cuba
for The coast of Mexico, bearing the Mex
ican flag, excltes attention here. 1t is sta
ted that they were fitted out by the Span =
ish authorities in Cuba and that they are
to cooperate with Miramon at Vera Crnz
TamicO or AlvarndO. This is the first
step toward Intervention on the part of
snaNasuaI l,,E
The Mexican news due per steamer
lndianola is looked for with much interest.
The President to-day replied to the Sen-
ate's resolution calling for information with
reference to the present condition Of allairs
on the Rlo Grande. Among tho documents
is letter from Governor Houston, dated
Austin, February l6, addressed to the Sec
retary of War, in which he says that he
deplores the situation Of Texas, her empty
treasury, her unexampled Indian troubles
for the last ten years, and the forays of
Mexico on her Southern boundary, and asks
in the name Of humanity, il the Fe ieral
arm shall not speedily be raised and extend.
ed in behalf of her suffering frontier.
Should this not be aone, he says he shall
in short time be compelled TO the inde-
feasible right of self defense, not only to
defeat the enemy, but to prevent the recur
rences Of similar disorders on the frontiers.
Texas can, and will if applied to, in thirty
days be able to muster 10000 men. who
are anxious, embarrassed us her finances
are, to make reclamations on Mexico for
all her wrongs,
Can she hope for aid from the Federal
Government She will, in addition TO her
manifest forbearance, venture yet to defer
tor the action of the Federal Government
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ToRoNro. 9. NJ. Wednaadav Marnh

TORONTO, c. w, Wednesday, March T.
A large public meeting was held at 81.
Miehael's Cathedral, last night, to express
sympathy with the Pope. Over 4 900 per-
sons were present
An increasing anxiety is felt in regard TO
Mr., Hogan, Member Of Parliament from
Gray county. When last seen he was
about taking the cars at Hsmilton for Mag
ara Falls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08

New YoRK, March THE Tr,bine's
Washington correspondent says. Secretary
Floyd appeared before the Harpers Ferry
investigating committee and testified 10 the
receipt Of an anonymous letter nlraady pub.
lished, warning him Of threatened attach
on the government arsenal of MARYLAND.
AZ there was none in that State he thought
the letter a hoax, which detected ITSELF
Thaddeus hyntt returned TO the city to,day
with the Sergeant'ut-Arms, and will appear
at the bar Of the Senate Immediately.
MIR. Gurley, Of the Committee on Prini.
ing, will present bill to-day or Tomorrow
directing that the printing and binding au
thorized by Congress- the executive and ju,
dicial departments, and the Court of Claims
be executed un1er the charge of the Su
perintendent of Public Printing, who shall
be authorized to contract for the lease, erect,
ing or purchase Of the necessary buildings,
materials and machinery for that purpose.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
~. EStNfe.

RYa VIRTUE of an order, of re.appraise-
ID nenta agd sale, issued fromsthe Probate Court Of
Portage county, o., on the 18th day of February, A.
u. a6O l, John Rhodenbaueh administrator Of Peter
Rhodenbaugh, deceased, will sell at ublic sale, on
the premises, on - 20 r"'.
Friday, the 3oM Of day March, A. p, 1860,
between the hours of one and four O'Clock P. M of
said day. the following real situate the town
ship Of franklin, county Of Portage, and State OF
Ohio. Beginning at post standing in the south
lire Of lot No. 80, ten chains east ofthe south east
corner OF Barber Clark,s land, In said l0t thence
north one degree west IS chains and 80 links TO
port; thence nora s7a degreeS east chains and GA
links to posts thence north degrees 80 minutes west
l3 chains IS Links to post thence north 70 degrees
chains 81 links post thence south degrees east
thence sonth sa degrees 30 minutes west 10 chains 42
links along the south line Of said lot, containing "a
acres and % hundredths Of acre of land, be the
same more or less. Said land to be sold subject 70
the dover estate Of Betsy Rhodenbaugh. p - tf
Al JOHN RH0DkNBAUGH, Administrator, etc.
February 90, lsco-4w.. r... +t.|as
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Co m munication.1

SPELLING Schools. meeting Of the
citizens Of the Village Of Ravenna, held on
the evening of the goth of February, 1860,
for the purpose Of promoting the interests Of
education in said Village, J. T. Catlin was
eallsd,to>tbe Chair, and H. C. Ranney 1cho.
sen Secretary,
Resolved, That there be offered by the
citizens Of Ravenna Village to the students
attending the Union School Of said Village,
;fve premiums, to be awarded, one to the
best speller in each department of said
school, and one premium to be competed for
by the students of all of the departments Of
said school.
Whereupon, on motion, the following plan
was adopted, to wit:
To the best speller in the RavennacUnion
Schoola.-- Webster's Unabridged Pictorial
Dictionary.
To the best speller in the High School
Department (premium will be announced
NEXT weekD =. II >. .
To the best speller in the Grammar
School Department-(premium will be an.
.nounced next weekly
To the best speller in the Secondary De.
artment-(premium will be announced
ext!week) a.s....-.
To the best speller in the Primary DE.
partment-(premium will be announced
next week,) ...
For the first premium, open to all Depart
ments OF the School, the contest to take
place at the Town Hall in said Village, OF
Friday evening. March 2sd, 1860.
For the; Premium in the High Schoolr tb,
contest to be held at the same place, ,,on Sa
turday evening, March Gath, 1860.
For the premium to the Grammar Depart
ment, the contest to be at the same place
on Monday evening, March 26th, 1860.
For the premium to the Secondary De-
pertinent, the contest to be held at the samt
place, on Tuesday evening, March 9th
1860.
For the premium to Primary Department
the contest to be held ct the same place, or
Tuesday, afternoon, March 9th, 1860.
10 competing for the premiums, the word.
to be taken from McGnfy's Eclectic Speller
in the different departments as follows, viz
The High and Grammar Departments tc
take the entire book; the Secondary De
portmentte take the first sixty pa ees; ant
the Primary department to take, The, frs
thirty pages of the came book. But shoult
it be necessary in order to decide the cpates
for the sweepstakes premium, or the preni
,ums to the High School and Grammar
School, togo beyond the book named, Web
ster'9 Unsb1idged Dictionary to be used, sDt
for the sesme purpose. ia. the: Secondary ant
Primary' Schools, the Committee to have tht
privilege Of extending :the examination
4 through the spelling book above named.
II The scholar to whom the swsekstak,
Premium shall be awarded, shall mol, be
conpeti.or for apy ofithe o,hsr Premiuml
Il offered. VIE "a stsagss .aa- .'aafst'"f-# z.
. H.( s. +nss
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT,

From rich and poor. bond and free, all colors
gra es and conditions of life, hear the meed
OF praise awarded this erful articls. Sores are
healed pains relieved, lives saved valuable anmale
made useful, and untold ills assuaged by this great
medicine which is surprising to the Judgment Of man
S What family does not require standard Linimsnt'
other articeP For Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Rheuma.
tism,, swelhngs, Strained Horses, &c., 1t has NO
equal. Beware of limitations. The genuine M stang
Liniment Is sold by all respectable Druggists and
Livery men in every town parish and hamle tb rough
out North and South America, Europe, and the Isles
of the Ocean. Buy at one.
BARNES & PARK, Propretors, N. Y.
JPSo!d by CURTIS HATCH, Ravenna, Ohio.
February l, IS6O-lm*
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Farm for Safe:
THE subscriber offers for sale his r.rro I,

i about pinety.elght acres, situate in Ravenpa.
Portage county Ohio, on the Cleveland and Wells:
ihe village of Ravenna. Tbs farm embraces % aboUt nj
seventy acres ofimproved land, under hsh state OF
cultivation; st H. and the balance Of valuable tmSered
failing streams, suitable for grain or stock farm,
and located within 0ne hundred rods bf the present
Depot OF me Clevsland and Pittsbprg kairoad and
the Cleveland and Pittsburg and Atlantic and Great
western Railroads. The Dwelling House is large
and comm1dious, we'll and conveniently arranged
grated and choice apples; and general variety Of
other frnittrees. Thereis large and commodious
farm barn, with sheds attached, horse and carriage
1t one OF the most desirable farms in Northern Ohio
For terms and particulars, reference may be had TO
or to the subscriber. WILLIAM GOODMAN.
Ravenna. April II, 1852 ''a'.|
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MARRIED.,

In this village, Of the residence of the
brides father, on the 231 inst, by Rev. J.
&C. Hart JAMES w. SoMERv1LLE, Editor OF
the Portage Sentinel, and Miss JULIA WHIT.
TLEsEY' daughter of John Whittlesey, Esq.
In Millvile, N. j., Feb. 9lst, BY the Rev.
Isaac Hugg, Mr.. JAMES BRUcE, of Cleve.
land, to Miss FLORA A. GILLETTE, of Ra.
VIENNA.
In Freedom, on the 18th inst. by s. E.
N. Kneeland, Esq. Mr.. MARTIN DAVIS, ant
Miss SARAH ANN UDALL.
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BEAUTIFUL AND COMFORTABLE.

MO ONE can view a Park, Cemetery,
~ Lawn. or Avenue, which is tastefully ornamen.
ted with vigorous Maple, Fir, Elm, Spruce, Horse
Chestnut, Cedar, Catalpa, Pine, Larch, Mountain
Ash, Willow, Arbor Vita, Birch and Labarb hum
cence of naturei Whoever owns house with plats
before and behind IT, may have life long pleasure by
the outlay ofa very few dollars hereon in the plant
good time to transplant Peach Peat Apple, Cherry,
Ounce and Evergreen trees; also Csrrant, Goose.
berry, Blackberry, Raspberry, Gfapes, &C., &c: In
Cleveland, have large stock of all the foregoing,
of which is reared the eeminen nursery soil of
the lake shore. All orders for the delivery Of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, or for the mapping out and
ornamenting Of Fair Grounds, Cemeteries, Church
Yards, Lawns, Avenues, &C.. promptly attended to.
RANSOM H. CLARK.
Rootstowp February g. Ie60-2hn
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Blackwood's Magazine
- AND -
British Reviews.

L. SCOTT 81 CO., NEW YORK, -conttnue to publish
the following leading British Periodicals, viEi
I. 49,
The LONDON QUARTERLY, (Conservatlve).
2.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (whg.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Free Chu,ch,.
a.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (LiberaD>
RLacKwooD's EDINBURGHMAeA.zIxE cror,,.
These periodicals ably represen Mt the tbres 0re,,
tlsa parties ,i of Great BFtr Tory, and Rad.
character. As Organs Of tie most profonnd wvisers
on Science, Literature Morality, and Religion they
Of letters, being eSAsiSsFaa a1SEsasa6ls 70 The
sent reader Of every class they furnish more cor,
rect ana record o: the current MteraturS
bly, obtained from any otb.er source. rS .N ' 70 \,
ro,-. =. ply COPIES.
rnhWshr y: f-nvANcE SHEETs from the British
r s additional value 10 these Reprints,
%.niSn they can now be placed in the hands oi
'U0''' Is about as soon as the original editions.
TFPMS
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Portage County Bible Society.

VHE Annue1 Meeting OF the Portage Co
L Bible Society will take place at Windham, OF
which time the annual address will be delivered BY
Rev. Mr.. Bittengef. pf Cleveland. The regular bust
of the Society will be transacted at the close
the address, The ricnds Of The Bible cause tht oush
OUT the country invited to attend this anniversary
which will be one of unusual interest. The branch
societies are requested to send delegates, and 4
10 especially desired that all ther phcers and loca
February 90, l9e0-2w Secretary.
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Money current In the State where Issued Will be re-
ceiSed at par.
CLUBBING,
A discount of twenty-five per cent. from the ahIvO
prices will be allowed to CLUBS order ring four or AoEo
copies of any or of the above works. Thus:
Four copies OF Backwood, or of one Review, Will b0
sent to address for $9 four copies II tho fouT
Reviews and Blackwood for $50; and so IN.
POSTAGE.
To all the principal Cities aud T1wns these works
will be delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When GsnS
by mall the PosrAaE to any port ofthe United States
will be but TwEN ry y-EoUR CFSrs year for ttBack.
wood,'' and but FovRrEES CENTS year for each Of
the Reviews. =
N. B.-The price In Great Britain of the ave Peri.
adicals acove named Is $3l per annum. ~.
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DELEGATES To CH1cAGo.-At the Repub.
lican Congressional Convention held at AL
lance on the 22I inst, HORACE Y. BEEBE,
Esq, of Ravenns, and DR.. isaac STEEsE, OF
MaFsilon, were selected as Delegates to the
Chicago Convention.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRlcuLTuRe.
By HgERv STEVENS, r. R. s., of Edinbdrgh, AID the
late j. p. NoRToN, Professor of Scieatiac AgVicul.
ture in Yale COLLEGE, New Haven Q vols. Royal
Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous Engrayings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work on
agriculture published and in order to give 4
duce the price TO ,t - Aa ei4H ss ttse !"
FIVE DOLLARS FOR The TWO VOLUMES II
When sent by mail (post-paid) to California ana
Oregon the price will be e. To every other part 81
the Union, and to Canada (post-paidl, e6. TsIhSs
work Is NOT the old Shook Of the Farm.'S - n 4
Remiitances. for any Of the above pubIieatgonn
shouid Always be addresaed, postpaid. To o. Tnk-
lisheFs, LEoNARD SCOIT. q DO, n - a' "
No. 81 Gold Street, NeN YORK; &
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Long Lost, but Now Found !

..HVLINESS To I HE LUhUI
A FTER twenty years experience, I have
II succeeded in discovering a HAIR DYE that it
The undersigned wishes to inform the public thai
he is now prepared TO color hair black or brown al
half what usually costs, and win sell his yaled
Hair Dye half what they have to pay for other
at my Shaving and Hair Cutting Saloon at the Collins
House. f II
Shaving done so easily that person cannot feel It,
Hair Cutting done lib the most approved style, and
Shampooning done truly delightful.
also manufacture and keep on hand a splendid
Hair 4estoratiye, which will insure to keep the
scalp clear ofdahdru cure the aching humors of the
scalp, and prevent the falling off of the hair.
Razors and scissors sharpened.
February I, le60-Iy PROF. H. JAMES.
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TUST DISCOVERED BY many, that the
d best FlFTY CENT TEA and RIO COFFEE are "a
be foundat liRF sWIPT'S DRUG STORE.
Sept. 81, 1859.
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DIED..

At Tallmn1ge, on the 18th inst, in com.
munion with the Holy Catholic Church, J.
A. A. BEAucHAMP, formerly of skaneq qtclas,
New York.
In Ravenna township, on the 9th inst,
Mrs. MINERVA EATINGER, wife of Mr.. James
Eatinger, in the 54th year Of her age.
GChordon Democrat please copy.
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mt IN in glass eases air light and Win keep In any
/. The FAMILY CATHA, IRTlC PILL Is a gentle
but active CathaTic, that -, the proprietor has uoOd
in his practice more than - twenty years. ,.s
The constantly increas ~ ing demand from those
who have long used the PILLS, anil the satsfaeS
on which all express in ~ regard In their use has
induced me to put themt- within the reach Of all.T
The Profession WE'LL know that different Cath
artics act on different p portions of the bowels.'
ITO FAMILY CATHAl iRTIC PILIyhas with dua
reference this well esSo tabished fact, been com.
pounded from varietyh-4 rOf the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which act alike every part of the ALI
Tentary canal, ahd e good and safe In all cases
where Cathartic is ceedl "a led, such DERAHaE.
HENT TIRE STOMACH, ~ SLEEPINEss, CosrIvNEss,
PAINS IN THE BACK ANDl<d LoINs, PAIN AND S6RR-
NESS OVER THE WHOLE, BoDY, from dden cold,
which frequently, if neg p lccted, end in a lofk
course Of Fever, Loss Of r. Appetite, a Creeping
Sens .tion of Cold over the Body, Restlessness,
headache, or Weight in q the Head, all Innamma.
tory Diseases, Worms - In Children or Adults,
rheumatism, great Pu - rider of the Blood, and
many diseases to which flesh Is heir too numerous 10
mention In this advertisement Dose Ito3.' 't'%"
PRICE 80 CENTS.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pills
are retailed by Druggists generally, scld whole.
sale by the Trade In all the large towns.
. s.. T. W. SANFORD. M.D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
33T Broadway, New York.,
January l9, la60-ly !
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p, THE STEWART STOVE
Is the only true Economist among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE
Operates to perfection with Bituminous Coal.
The STEWART STOVE
Will pay for itselfin saving of fuel every years.
The STEWART STOVE
Does all sorts ofC OokiDg at the time, and gives
you also plenty Of hot water, and warming closet
without cost.
THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge Of veteran inventor
Of 2j years experience.
THE STEWART STOVE
Bakes perfectly ON top and in oven, and roasts In
front, all at the same time. -!
THE STEWART STOVE
VIII do twice the work o. any other StC7o with the
same sized oven.
THE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without imparting
the favor of one TO the other. ',F
THE STEWART STOVE
Will last twenty years. Many are now in use that
were purchased fifteen and twenty years ago. Al
though costing at rst it is in The end cheaper
than any Common Stove.
THE STEWART STOVE
Ishe article suited to every familyit will aid in pro-
noting luxury with economy. While it will be found
an invaluable servant in the houses of the wealthy, it
will also prove Good Samaritan in securing comfort
aud Happiness 10 the families of the poor To those
in moderate circun stances IL itself iDdispensi.
Bile by its labor saving and economical qualities,
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for thrSe months and may then be re.
turned,-so you run no kindof risk in trying it.
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The word, to be sDellsd shall be al stiuct.

The words to be spelled shall be di stiuct.
ly pronounced by the examiner, and be re-
peated distinctly BY the scholar to whom it
is put, before spelling the same.
On motion, the. teachers were requested
to assemble for exercise two evenings each
week, prior to said public examinations, at
their respective school rooms.
II a word Of more than one significatio
shall be propOunded, the same shall be de.
fined.
On motion, D. G. Goodman was appointed
to solicit subscriptions from the citizens oi
Ratenna. to pay the expenses of exhibitions
and premiums. ,--r.r.-. -. .
On motion, H. Y. Beebe, H. R. w. Hall,
and H. H. Stevens, were appointed a Com.
mittes to select suitable. premiums for the
High, Grammar, Secondary and Primary
Departments; said Premiums pot to exceed,
in the aggregate, twelve dollars.
On motion, H. Y. Bebee, Il. C. Ranney
and Samuel D. Harris, Jr., were appointed
a committee TO prepare rules and regulations
for the government Of the several contests
for Premiums.