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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-27
SAMPLE ORR.

IExperience is probably the best
teacher, and DIR. Bull seems 10 have con-
centrated the teachings of long medical
life in the preparation Of his Vegetable
Worm Destroyer. Its effects upon the
worms are magical, while the form OF can
dy drops in which it is prepared, renders
children very fond of it. No mother should
bo without 1T French's Rep.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
DIR. JOHN BU Lis
KING OF p III " K IL L e r s
TSanew AMERICAN REMEDY, and is

rs new AMERICAN REMEDY, and is
J. an effectual and sdeedy cure for CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORBUS, RHEUMATISM,
GOVT. BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DYSPEP-
STA. SUMMER COMPLAINTS, era UPS,
collie, SORES, CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS,
BRUISES, CANCERS, TUMORS, HEAD
ACHE and TOOTHACHE, and all other aches
that flesh is heir to.
The above Preparations can be procured from
druggists and country stores everywhere.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, LOUIS
vile, Ky.
CY7For Sale by o. HENDERSON, Agent for
Glas or and vicinity. may3l, '6O-lY.
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DIR. JOHN BULL
yeqefabie Wofm Destroyer

Is a remedy alike pleasant and eifectual for the
evil. There is not the least difficulty in getting
children to take the medicine. 1t is prepared in
the form of candy drops, and will be eaten with
avdiiy by children of all ages. 1t destroys and
expels worms more effectuaIly than any remedy
now in use, while at the same time it will in no
way effect Injurruusly the health of the child.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-27
HIGHLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
From the Editor of the Sunday Mercury.
OFFICE "SUNDAY MERCURY"
PHnA., March 80, 1858.


DEAR SIR: few weeks since | was suffer-
ing under severe cold, which like the old ''Ty-
Ter Grip, tool, complete possession of my system
rackiDg me with pains i'll the joints, headache,
sore throat, and d feeling Of general languor and
debility, almost unbearable. Consoling myself
with the reflection that it was only common
cold, and would soon pass off, took no remedy
for ii, but it rapidly became worse, and | was
compelled 10 make some effort to check lis prog
rcsS. therefore bought bottle of your Bal
samic Cordial, and / am happy 10 say that its ef-
fleets were almost magical, in three days time
the grip was loosened, and by the end of the
Weel, vas completely cured. | should now un-
hcsitatiusly recommend your Cordial to all SIM
ilarly afflicted. yours truly,
GEO. w. JONES.
Prepared only by Dr.. C. NJ. Jackson, No, AIS
Arch Street Philadelphia, and for sale by drug
gsts and Storekeepers throughout the United
States and Canada. PrIce 10 cents per bottle. In.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-27

The Family Ca
thartic Pill is a gentle
but active Cathartic,
which lthe proprietor
has used in his prac-
lice more than twenty
| years.
The constantly in
creasing demand from
| those who have long
used the Pills and the
satisfaction which all
express in regard 10
their use, ha: induced
me 10 place them
within the reach OF all.
| The Profession well
knew that different
| Carthartics act on DIFF
erent portions Of the
bowels.
The Family Ca.
thartic Pill has, with
due reference TO this
web established fact;
b e en- compounded
from a variety of the
the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which act
alike on every part of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-27

S the alimentary canal,
~ land are good and safe
~ in all cases where a
Carthartic Is needed,
. Isuch as arrangements
lof the Stomach, Sleep
be- Iiness, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Cos
SS tiveness, P in and
soreness yer the
. whole b o d y , from
Sudden cold, which
II Frequently, If neglect
led, end in a long
course of Fever, loss
"a of appetite, a creeping
sensation OF cold over
the body, restlessness.
Headache, or weight
fn the head, all inflam-
matory d i S e a Sc S
IsJ worms in children or
=, adults, rheumatism, a
- great purifier of the
n blood and many dis
eases 10 which flesh is
s. heir, too numerous to
- mention in this adyer-
" tisement. Dose, l TO 3
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vaHa, reports that Walker and Rudler had
been shot by the Honduras Government
The men were allowed 10 derar; ualnoles-
ted.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II ELHB0LD'S EXTRACT o. EUCH =
l. I For Diseases OF the Bladder, Kidney, Grave
Dropsy. &c, &c.
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu for Secret
and Delicate Diseases.
MELMB0LD'S Extract of Buchu for Merry
Gus and Debilitated sufferers.
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu for Loss Of
Memory, Loss of power, Dimness Of Vision, Diff
iiculiy Of reathing, Weak Nerves and UniYcr-
sal Lassitude of the muscular system.
HELMBOLD;S Extract of Buchu for all dis
tressing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irregularities.
Excess in married fife, or early indiscretions &C..
and all diseases of the sexual organs, whether ex
istins in Male 0. Female, from whatever cause
they may have originated and 70 matter OF how
long standing.
HEL MBOLD'S Extract of Buchu is pleasant
in IFS taste and odor. and immediate in action
Price 81 per bottle, OF SIX bottles for five dollars
delivered TO any address.
Depot, 1OI Tenth Street Philadelphia,
Sept.6 3m.
PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble or expense
20 procure Dr.. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
BITTERS whose benefcIent effects upon the
system has been clearly proved TO those who
have been stricken down in short space Of time
by this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are wan and
meagre, anv whose nights are sleepl ess and rest
less; and whose eyes are dim and sunken, with
death staring them in the face, this compound
must prove blessing, snatching them, as 1t W ere
from the mouth of the grave. None can know
its true value until they have tasted it. When al
others have Failed these Btters have restored the
sufferers 10 pristine health. Their popularity il
all the Western and Southern parts should in
trodnce them 10 all families,
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. Sept.5 I'm.
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SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

Gr9"Thc following medicines are for sale by
o. j. WooD & Co., II. BLAKsLEY, st. LOUIS, at
Wholesale. Agents in Glasgow, CRorP x VII
LIAMs, o. HENDERSON, !. LoRMIs.
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From the New Orleans P:cayune, 18th.
CAPTURE WALKERS EXPEDITION
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MISCELLANEOUS AnYT's.
Glasgow Female Seminary

THE Third Session of this Insti- I5Ffs,.
Il tuition, under tie present Prin- <kzEs0
cipal, assisted oy full corps of com Ia
petent Teachers, will commence the s2d Monday
(l0th) of September, and close The last of June
The school is a permanent Institution. The
Boarding House is large building, owned by ths
Principal. Parents Invited TO visit US and soc
our arrangements for boarding. In all cases =,
full charge is made forsthose entering the school
during the first month of either ; months fern
hose cntering the school after the first month
will only be charged from the time of their con
nection with the school TO the close of tke ter
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS.
Tuition in Primary English. .........s SIM
&c and Penmansbip. M M
Advanced English &. Elerne Bt-
airy Algebra ................ 12O0
Advanced English Algebra and
Geometry.,- ........ IL M
Latin and French, each -. 10 IN
PAINTING-Oil, Oriental or Grecian and
Leather Work, each.-... sec
MUsIc-Piano or Guitar...... $50. 49,. ou0o
Board & Tuition in the English Depart
ment. (paid Ii advance;). ..... 1000
Board, Tuition, and Music, including use
OF Instrument, (paid in advance).... 5000
For further information, see Catalogue, or ad-
dress FRENCH STROTHER.
june2S tr PRINCIPAL.
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Full and Important Particulars,
The Rest of tne Men sentHome.

GEN. WALKER AND COL. RUDLER SHOT
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SANE RIBS
FAMILY
PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in elias!
Cases, air tight, ond will keep in any climate.
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PRICE 8 DIMES.

The Liver InyIgorator and Family Cathartic
Pills are retailed by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns
ST. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
scpt6-at IN. POS Broadway, New York.
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Missouri Conf renee Of tie L E. Church
South,
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The following is the list OF appointments
of the N. Z. Church South for the ensu-
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II & Q n AID II a I 4 s
SALT,
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED,
PRODUCES

of every description, bought at the highest market
rates, or taken in exchange for Groceries.
call from the friends ard customers OF the
want 10 buy or sell, IS respectfully solicited.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Mess-s. Es;els for ouiy a few weeks, performed
upon the violin with surprising ability He
was called out. aid after giving enc piece by
himself a collection was taken up for the pur-
pose OF purchasing him superior instrument,
aud considerable sun vas rsised. Then came
the refreshmeris-ice c.eau. cakes. strawberries
in abundance. This over. and we old foiSs
having retired, i, i nabl. TO expect that
danciog was the order of the evening, until We
know not what hour.
We pie=sed to have the opportunity thus
aifsrGed Of making the scquai. tai &c Of thos2 Of
our editorial friends We had rot uFef, and ming
ling with our old fIiends Of he pen and scissors
We Only regret that more we're not present; and
i, is hoped on some tctcre occasion to have a
much larger atfeudzEce.
Here is wha' our friend JOKES of tie IndiaLa
Journal says:
The EDITORIAL GATHERING AT RICHMOND.
The gathering of the ed oss OF Eastern
Indiana, OF which notice has been made.
teok place at Richmond yesterday. From
some cause or other the attendance was not
large. Some twelve or thirteen composed
the meeting. the ma jority Of wi.om were
from the Fifth Congressional District In
the morning meeting took pace at the
Paladfxm Office. at which various matters
pertaining to the newspaper business AID
the editorial profession were discussed. II
the afternoon carriages were pis ced at the
disposal Of tie editors, and the Friends
Boarding School, several strawberry gar.
dens. some highly cultivated farms. and a
number of manufacturing establishments
and other objects of interests in and about
Richmond We're visited.
The exercises ended with a festival in
Starr Hall-one OF the finest public halls n
Sate-in the evening. All the luxuries Of
tie season were spread out in profusion. and
every thing done to make the visit Of the
editorial fraternity to the Quaker City an
occasion Of pleasure AT DO place was any
thing to pay. Hotel bills. livery stable
bills, and all other bills were declared "set
ted" whenever the knights OF the pen,
scissors and paste asked tor the amounts Of
the various expenses they were mourning.
The hospitality OF the city was given with
unsparing hand. and We are sure il was duly
appreciated. We are very much mistaken
il the newspaper guests OF Richmond Will
not vote to hold another meeting there be-
fore another year passes. When it is done
hope to much larger number IN atten.
dance. Richmond will give welcome 10
the whole State.-Mdiana JourAal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

FIRST D,strict.--John Law, Esq. has been
nominated by the democracy of the First
Congressional District in this State, as the
successor of VIM. f. Nihlack. Judge Law
is an able man. and if a single democrat is
to be elected to Congress from this State.
we hope it will be our friend Law from
Knox county. While we highly respect the
Judge. We hope some good Republican may
defeat him. The resolutions adopted at the
Convention are decidedly anti Douglas. One
recommends Joseph A. Wright as COM
promise candidate. This was regarded by
the frireds of Mr.. Douglas as a kickfat IL
little giant. A resolution approving the
platform adopted st Charleston was voted
down. Another resolution was offered en-.
dorsipg the conduct of the delegation from
this State at Charleston, in standing by
Douglas to the last, ard it was overwhelm-
ingly defeated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Local 1rENs.-Commiss;oner Court ad-
Journed on Tuesday last The Commission
ers took Joel Samueis and II. Brokamp of
this city, and sn individual at Cambridge
City. iato partnership with the State in the
drunkard manufacturing business An ap-
plicaIion for partnership By a tavern keeper
st Milton WAS refused. -. Common Pleas
Count commences two weeks from Monday
next. The young folks at Liberty, pur
pose celebrating the 4th of July in an ap-
propriate Manner. Edmund Clark ard
Levi Scott. both oolored persons, were taken
M for setting IRE last winter 10 he barn az
Jacob Woods. of Clay township, a highly
respectable celored man, and conveyed I.
send them 10 The penifeutisry.. --.On Tues
dsy afternoon last. Charles Gorsuch. had
one eye slightly hurt and grains of powder
spr'nkled over tie surface Of his nose by
the bursting of gun.......A lt;le girl of
Charles Coffia's came 1esr drowning the
same day. by falling into L. A. Es;es's un-
covered cistern. She was fortunately res.
cued by Ter aunt, Mrs. Rambo -. The
lightning that struck TIE Caihclr Church
last week, did considerable damage 10 the
gas pipe connected with the buiiding-be-
ing conducted down the pipes to the main
in the centre of the street. and damaging
them SO much that they have TO be taken
up and others put in their places.
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the meetings, and together with such Other
papers - be may be communicated. pre-
served in such manner as to form the basis Of
abistorieel society would be more efficient and
valuabele than any other. We are assured
that several Of our citizens have contributions
relics. &c, which they ere willing TO do
nate to the society, whea a permanent asso-
citation shall have been organized. There is
nothing in this which can conflict with the
County Society. but on the contrary may
be the means of contributing somewhat to
its interest. We bespeak for both the good
wishes Of all who feel an interest in rescuing
the early history of our county from its
comparatively lost condition.
We submit for the cons Iteration Of those
interested the following constitution:
ARTICLE l. The association shall be
known as the Whitewater Historical Socie-
ty.
ART. G. Its officers shall consist of Pres
ident. Vice President. Executive Commit
tee of three members. a Secretary and
Treasurer.
ART. 3. The President shall preside at all
meetings Of the Society, and perform scch
other duties as usually devolve presid-
ing officer. The Vice President shall per-
form ali the duties Of the President in his
absence. The Executive Committee, to-
gether with the Secretary, shall be charged
with the duty of collecting all the facts, pa
pers, documents, relics. and other things Of
interest within the oh ect of the society
submit them to the meetings and preserve
them in such order as to be referred to at
pleasure. The Secretary, in addition to his
duties with the Executive Committee. shall
keep record of the proceedings Of the
Society. and perform such other duties as
may be required of him The Treasurer
shall keep faithful account Of all money
that may come into his hands, and pay it
ont TO the order Of the Society.
ART 4. The stated meetings shall be
held on the second Saturdays of the months
Of December, March, June and September.
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u The New Castle Courier stated in
June, 1857. that Ar the session Of Con-
gress of which Mr. Juiian was . member
be was absent most of the time, and one
hundred and serenity serea rotes are recorded
IA the joarnoZ trifaoxt the name or Ge1 rye
Washington Julian!'' II this statement
was correct. We ask the people of this Dis
trici, is Mr. Julian the kiud Of a man they
want to represent them in Congress? Do
tley want To SER q man there who feels so
little interest 10 the legislation oil the coun-
try, or who is so INDECENT as 10 be absent
most Of the time.--l Jefersonian, June 9Th,
1860.
Eleven years ago. when our neighbor
of the Jeffersonian commenced his weary
answers TO the above queries, which We
oplue will lie as satisfactory 70 him now as
they were then, and we therefor reproduce
them:
'No sane man. who knows anything
about Mr.. Julian's sentiments. believes he
was absent Gg design the Palladium aud
Courier men don't believe il themselves;
but hope TO make dupes of some Of their
readers with their silly stuff.
1t is not an uncommon
thing for members TO be detained from their
seats-somelimes by sickness, sometimes 10
attending 10 business before the different
departments for their constituents, and some
times from other necessary causes"
1t is hut justice and it is due to Mr.. Ju
Ian to say that at the commencement of the
Congress of which he was a member, it is
we'll known that his health was very poor,
and that that was the cause of his absence
from the House.
Any more questions 70 ask, neighbor Ell
der. touching this same George Washtng-
ton Julian" whom you so ably defended as
your party's choice, and who stood upon the
same platform then with yourself and was
willing to go the whole Abolition figure with
you. excepting your favorte scheme Of
"eradtcatiag slaury from the iand?" Old
documents save US deal of trouble, friend
Elder. in answering your questions. and the
answers themselves are somewhat Janus
ing" eha
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

PHoToGRAPH OF OLD ABE-M essrs. She'd.
Ter IL Hawk, Of the Cottage Gallery, have
presented us photograph Of Honest Old
Abe Lincoln. which is a truthful Xix eness
OF the old rail splitter. The proprietors
Of the Cottage are prepared to take all kinds
of pictures in beautiful style. as any one
will be convinced who will call and exam
inc their pictures. See their advertisement
another column.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Common Pleas Distyifs-The Supreme
Court has decided the law passed at the
asst session of the Legislature reconstruct
ing the Common Pleas Courts and re-dis
tricting the State, as legal and valid. This
is in accordance with the opinion expressed
some weeks ago, and we are pleased to note
the fact that the Court is right for once. j.
Wilson, Of Fayette county. is the nominee
for Judge. and J. C. Whitridge, OF this city.
the candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
This District is composed OF the counties
Wayne, Fayette. Union and Franklin. I'm.
der this law the Judges are to be paid by
the counties. and not by the State. IS here
tofore,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Second Distriet.-The Democracy of the
Second Congressional District in this State,
now represented by English. have nomi-
mated Major j. A. Cravens as their c.ndi-
date for Congress. II John S. Davis can
be induced to take the opposition track.
timstely, and can have no doab. of the re-
sui if they shout. D. &c cSa.ealias caa5i
dates.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Germans for Lincoln Volksbote.
German paper published at Evansville in
tins State, has come cut for Lincoln and
Hamlin. 1t is the leading paper in the
STATE and will do good service in the cause
Of Republicanism and free white labor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

The Ladies Boudoi-. is the title OF neat and
interesting paper. the first number OF which has
Just been received 1t is edited by Mary Ny
rick. aid Published q, Cleveland, Ohio. Ii sa
mohtaly foI.o aud Is o1iy 80 cents per aunum
Miss or Mrs Mary says. by way of defining her
position, I'VE are not for Womsn,s Rights
"bieomerism, Politics" or anything of that
sort, hence Such matters will have no place in
our columns
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Sy The proceedings of the Centre
Township Ratification NJ letting, is unavoid-
ably crowded out. 1t is in type and viii
appear in next weeks paper. The meeting
was well attended and full of Republican
spirit and enthusiasm.
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MAsoNIc.-An adjourned meeting Of
Richmond Lodge. No 196, F. & A. NJ win
be held Saturday evening next. June 10th,
a. y o'clock. as business of in portance will
be brought before the Lodge. The Breth-
rem OF Webb Lod &c are also requested to
attend. By order Of the Lodge
HENRY KLEIN, Sec'v.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Rsmors Of an Attempt TO .3ssissiaG.e Mr..
SHmaer-The telegraph of the 9Th icss., re-
ports the follo~ing.
Many rlmors of az extravaCant character pre-
val. TO Mr. Samuer. |, appears that ea-ls
last night individual representing himself from
Nirgiais, called at his room. aEf impertlnenity
temaoccd an eNpiaa alton OF certaIa aIts OF LIS
recent speech. Mr.. Sumner gave him t.
fartlo9. ard ordered him to depart which he
did slth threats Al a subsequent hour taFte
Others called. hating IN the passage, sent no
sord that they wished to see him alone Iaes
refused The invitation 20 eater b Room, where
r. Samner vas SURF uaied oy friends AID .tfl,
sending a threatening message by he scr -aai
taat they ~0uld come Ni,h force 10 assault hign
at 10 oct"ck this morning.. wien ,fr. Snm-ey's
.,ivnd> again pces.BL l. y.ev OF thy<e
occaTrruces some of them accompanied hin
from h.S resitense II a he Senate to day, appr1-
h-Es-vr os p-rsoual vio'enee. They are deter
Hlin5 4 ~ exetct>e chfGinezs AID precaaliuE-
he a';tatiaa 81 tie Chief OF Police has been
c red 10 ee 81 iect
Isformatiou was lodged with MAYOR Berret
wiihea, he knows dse Of Mr. Samoer, that tie
laEtsrs room Was improperis Invaded and that
threats had neen made against his h:e. Tie
Mayor promptly investigated the ma TER and
p-ocI-ed a affidavit as 10 who The prircipai
parry and the substance of the language he
employed towards Mr.. Sum-er Upon ascer-
taihli.g the TACT tnat the offender committed tie
get whiie IN a state of Irtoxicatiou and id not
intend any icjpsy TO Mr. Sumner aud regretted
tie act, Mr.. Berfet accom- panied the gentleman.
who gave his Tame IS Capt IeGry, tn M Sum
ners room about nine O'Clock 10 night, and lie
duly apoes d to Mr.. Sumner, which was sat-
isfaeto-y TO the latter
4 snccia' Washington Dispatch to the Eve
ming Post says il Is generally supposed that it
was the intention OF the aSsaiaais of MIR. sam
asSaSS,Eafe him the HIS fyIer :
gr atty recessed, AMI say further efforts to
harm him " Ill result IN deadly coufi CT. They
say they determined to defend him at all
hazards
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FIRE COMPANY NO. 2.

All delinquent members, are requcstet
10 come up AID settle their account ut til
next regular meeting or their names Wi
be stricken from the roll
JOHN S. McGRAW, Pres',.
L. J. SALTEa, Sec'y.
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we give above the proceedings. in brief.
as reported Of the ''old settlers meeting"
beld in this place on Saturday last. /, is
TO De regretted that the remarks made bv
those present were not more fully reported.
However. those who would enjoy the pleas.
nre OF such meetings can secure it By attend.
ing.
II IS proper to rematk, however, chat in
me organization of the proposed society. i,
IS not designed to interfere with the p,ess,.
county society. 1t was suggested that /.
society. which would meet more f,.,r..,,-
say three OF four times each yesr-form a
library. and charge a proper officer with thu
duty Of collecting and collating facts which
refer TO the early history of our city, vicipi-
y ana oe"sty-havs the same rsporSsi ~