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WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Cures BT0AehiaI AfsettOss and all Diseases of tn.

From the Boston Evening, Traveller, January 6.
IL Is perhap< but simple act OF justice to the
prOprIetors OF Wtstdr's BaIsdn Of Wild Cherry for
US TO say that PERSONAL experience the of
this tlcla. has Impressed favorably. One f the
propretOrs Of the Traveller vas entirely cured of
severe cough OF four months continuance, by tho
of this Basam, and several of our friends and ac-
quaintances, who hays tried the article, have found
&c OF great service IN relieving them of severe
coughs and shOrtness of breathing with which they
had been afflicted"
None genuine unless signed 1. BuTrs on the
wrapper.
Prepared by 5. w. Fowle Il Co., Boston, and for
sale BY n: ID. Gilman, =. C. Ford, jr., 5. B. Waite
g. StOtt, John Schwarze, Marin Il Palmer Wash
Ington; and by dealers everywhere. oc lO-lw,r
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ONE or THE MOST prevail EMIT, and at the same
time most troublesome and painful diseases that
attepd the hmm, N flesh, is the Fever and Ague.
For long time the meji cal world have been con-
unOally bringing forth numerous specifics for Its
permanent cure. but AL without effect. DIR. J. Hos
letter, an exPerienced and celebrated ply stefan.
has succeeded IN furnishing the public with q val
liable preparation for tbs cure of Fever and Ague.
he steady and increasing demand lately made for
the Bttsrs, aud the universal success attending its
use have made for l. reputation unsurpassed by
a1y speclhc OF the kind. For the Of Fever and
Ague, Dr. HoTsper's celebrated Stomach Bittsrs
PREPARATION extaRt. "
erywhere. DC -enSt
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS
70, otksr Gsetsetolen gdee,tIsslsnts sec arst pag

F0' 0t6sT Gtcrgff0cn 0dre'ttsenlsnts Grst pag,
HTTHE LADIES OF THE SUNDAY
US, school conaected with the Protestant Epls-
EAR At the Union Hotel, on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS Of THIS week, for the
benefit of the School. 90 sts
nor SALE, ON TIE MOST REASONABLE
very superior Cumberland Lump COAL from
Geo ga's Creek. Also, nice lot OF Red Ash and
Oak and Pine WOOD
Oihces-At Dan Browns, on Holy Hill. ard at
Oc 6-eoSt 49, -
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486 INTERIOR ADoRNMENT. 4QS
PAPERHANGIHGs a.d WINDoW sHLDEs.

New Fab stock Of Psperhaneinss from the rich
and ornate 10 the most chssIs and sinfle psftsrns
sppf pirate for parors. halls, dining rooms, cham
Gold Band WindoT shades. Limitation Gold and
CONN 3 shades, Bpa; Slesn and Bsss saAss Hc.
Blue and 6rvsa eolors, from pAotograpk 70 portrait
si1s SFs ~ 2 = Nc *ss ssxssje =
nishiaiy execuisf in city o. oopnfu. Ssfi.lSctSon
sasfspsfsd = y PES I.ss.fsd. Pisass give y :
s.II.-. "a J. -MARKRTrER.
I Ac sNAAes Seventh - sdsess aleys -
! osssola.s ia,. loi E1nCaoa Halsvi ~
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H0II0yUAv,a prrra

Atrophy -Discardlng the efete theory adopted by
the modern physician in the treatment of graiu.i
decay OF wasting OF the human body, HollOway's
MEDICINES seize on the direct of the disease
the blood. They purify and enrich it-they stimu-
iate and INV go ate the exhaus ed system By giving
to the invalid, Ella ITCHY to the spirits and tRs
bloom Ofhealth to the lid cheek. Sold by all Drug
gIstS, at 25c.. &C.. and 81 per box. ne q Ivy
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HoMEopArHrc RRHrntks

AT Of Dr. Humphreys 4 Co.'s SPECIFIC Ho,
meoPathc Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, containing % walls, from 81 to S5
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
Il. ID. Gilman, $40 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north street;
also by r. b. Winter, corner Of Massachusetts ave,
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external Infammations of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Civ
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Maternal RepubIIesn Adare,.,

NEw YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE Republican Frecu-
tive Committee have issued address to the re-
publicans a the Union, claiming that the son-
test has been decided by tie eIestioas IN Penn
svvania, Ohio, and Ind ana aud urt ing "a creased
efforts 10 ure a Copa favorable 20 Lincoln
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s5 80 Howard oS. 81 and oso ~ cry
Sc higher; red 81 -33aSl o; white 81 .45aSl as.
Corn steady. mixed 6Sas7, white 6ss72o. Pro-
visions steady; mess pork sls Is; prime sla 70.
Coffee steady whisky dull ut 22c. E. a-....
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DETRoIr, Oct y.-The Western Transportztiou
Company's propeller Mount Vernon, with cargo
OF $4,000 bushels corn and $40 bsrrels -four er-
ploded her boiler near Point au Pelee this morn
Ing, Instantly killing the second engineer, Tteo-
dore Reese, and a fireman named James Copt Him
and slightly injuring several Others The vessel
sunk immediately, and, with her cargo, is total
loss
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Financfal.

NEW YoRK, Oct. u.-stock duA, better asd
active. There is no second board held 10 day.
Chicago and Rock Island 72y; Ininois CentrsI
shares s41; do. bonds ss; Michigsn southsrn
guaranteed E4; New York Central, sek; Pa.
20ki Va 6's eoH; Mo. es 7ex. The money mar
ket Is easier rne banks are offering freely At ea7
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Restsratien Of Travel.

NRw ORLEANS, Oct. l0.-The accident 70 the
Jackson railroad by the recent storm has been
fully repaired, and trains are making their usual
trips. Serious as the injury to the road was frtt
supposed TO be, only one through train from Wash
ington was omitted in consequence
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Increment. Of Bar.u Repfrew,

PHILkDELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE royal srty ieft
here this morning at 3 30 for New Yo X, fn a
special train. The Baron expresses hius 4 highly
gratihed with the pleasures afforded hlm in Phii-
sdelphia, especially al the operate ente talnment
His de partnEe was conducted quietly.
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peuu,vlvauta poltttrs

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lo.-Mr. Welsh, Chairman
OF the Democratic state Executive Cognmittes, has
called a meeting at Reading. on Friday, toe I2th
instant, TO consider business Of great importance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-11

NEW YoRK. Oct. II .-Flour firm ut an ADVANCE
Of Sc. Wheat IL slightly higher. Corn buovunt
7lKc. Pork dnIl; mess SIS o2kssIs rs; prime
SIS. 25aSi4 so. Lard dull Whiskydun At - kc
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BOARDING..

ROARD-A gentleman and lady, two single
ID gentlemen, desiring g home II a private flmily
can be accommodated at No. 445 street. between
9Th ard 10th, with Board and fine Front X DOM
The location is most pleasant. oc 9 St"
EOR RENT-With or without Board, to sim
ale gentleman, q comfortable and very conve-
nient tack PARLOR ROOM. on Eleventh street.
not lar from Penn. avenue. The family are quiet
and there small children in the house. Trims
will be made very moderate and every attention
the star Office. oc6-lw
hSO NINTH STREET-Persons returning o.
fs1'> the city from their summer resorts will find
vacant several desirable rooms, having the conve.
niences OF gas, water, and bathing closets, at 453
Ninth St, one door south Of F; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boa ders &C
cOmmOdated on moderate ia ms. se5 4w
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MKs: WIssLow, an experienced nurse and female
ehysicIaB. has SoosktRs Syrnp for CaildeN TsstA-
gag, which greatly facilitates the process of teething
sy soiIenlns the gums, reducing all lnaammation-
vii eilay all pain. and In sure To regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers il viii give rest
% yourselves and relief and health to your lufants
Pe-.ecuJ Safe In ill cssss. Sec advertisement in
hn0shar NnNrr ~ 4
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NorIcE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN are received
NJ and forwarded from THE STAR Once
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Our LADY READERS will be glad to learn, by
advertisement in another column, that Mrs Lowe
proposes to reopen her ladies' trimming store,
south side Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, on Saturday next. This estab-
lishment has been closed for several weeks, I'M
dergoing thorough reftting, inside and out,
and we should judge, from present appearances,
that when 1t is re-opened it will be hard TO beat
in the beauty Of Its external adornment. as 1t
always has been in the taste of Its interior ar
rangements. OF course the counters will be pre-
sided at with the same grace and dignity that
have ever characterized the establishment.
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"CARD TO THE PUBLIc."-It is due to Prof
Groux tn state that during his residence In this
city his conduct has been such that no blemish
could be attached to his character.
IL was therefore painful for to see In the Star
OF the 9th inst the report Of the sided exam
ination of shameful accusation wilfully brough t
against him by bis own perverted son
The object OF this card Is to ask from an impair
tial public 10 suspend their opinion of the case
till the trial Is over SO that il will not be preudica
to tue position Prof. GToux holds amongst us
MANY OF HIS FRIENDS.
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MORE NEW GOoDs.

L He Undersigned have lust completed their
full and well selected assortment of CLuTHS
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, with the latesI
styles Of Material for Business SUITS tog ether witt
variety of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS ofthe best quality, TO which they respect
fully invite the attention OF their friends and cus.
toners and the p''bitc generally.
,x. E. OWEN SON = 4
. Military Naval and CitiEeas' MercAaat Tailogs,
ee +eolm $50 No. 212 Pc az. Z > , 13Ai' :
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SERIous CHAleB.-Last night, James Close and
o. A Daily appeared before Justice Dom, to an
aver to a charge of g w. Sle1l., of baviag fraud
ufentfy obtained from him an assignment Of an
interest I'm patent, of which be was the inventor,
about two weeks ago The patent Is for mixing
oils and paints, and, 1t seems, was owned Jointly
by slegle and Daily The charge is b.st explained
by the testimony Of the prosecuting witness, as
follows: 5-r.
CIV. Slsgle, sworn-Net with Mr.. Close on
the day in question. drank with him and re-
marked nothing Afterwards knew nothing for
several days after. When drank thought there
was something up; he took flask out Of his poe
ket. Close pretended or did drink. I knew
nothing for two days, when i came TO myself,
Mr.. Close which was on record. / had promis-
sorry note, signed by Mr.. Close, for $40, and ire
turned II TO Mr.. Close. Close told me had sold
out my patent. He told me II was for SIS. have
District Of Columbia Know nothing Of Mr. Daily
except that the transfer made to Close and
Daily OF all my interest about two weeks since
say last SATURDAY week ! am Inc inventor OF TIE
that Close went to Msrshall's with him. Don't
remember getting due bill from Close, nor the
money ] received from him. Went to Alexandria
and worked for Close about a day. Mr.. c. kept
me drunk the whole time / was there-a couple
Of DAYS He paid me some money A young man
on the boat told me that Mr.. Allen had due bill
of mine; he gave IL to me, and gave 1t to Mr..
Close NV object in bringing this action was to
get my patent back. Mr.. c. treated me well in
Alexandria; | drank at his house. DIR. Daily told
me he was with me on said day-that he was W tn
Mr. Close
E F. Bropn sworn Testified that Slegle
Close, and Daily came TO his office. He drew up
paper which was signed and sworn to by Slegle
and Daily, transferring to Close and Daily his IN
terest in the patent noticed nothing at the time
but that they were all sober and knew what they
Were about.
+, J MErrhy sworn-Messrs. Slegle, Daley,
and Close called on me to draw up paper Of as
signment. | advised that they had better get a
patent agent to draw II up. They appeared as if
nothing was the matter.
J. F King sworn.-Saw Slegle the day he was
with Close. He was very drunk.
George Alice. A Slesle, and Elizabeth Slegle
testified to the condition of Slege that day and
afterwards.
There being other evidence not convenient the
hearing was postponed until O'Clock to-day, in
order to procure Il.
Mr. Maury appeared for the prosecution, and
Mr. LLOYD for the defence.
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l. OC AL NE w s ;,

IL Though The STAR Is Pointed on the fastest
hsam press in use south az Baltimore, its edition
/. so large TO require 1t to be put to press at
sarly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before 70 O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-11

CENTRAL GUARD-HOUsK CAsKs.-John Glasco
was arrested for abusing his wife the com plain
ant failing to appear, tue case was dismissed for
want Of evidence. Chas Madden was picked up
drunk In the street, and was seBtt the work house
for 80 days. Three dodgers Were accomm odated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-11

Overwhelmingly larder is already graced
with fine display Of venison from the celebrated
glades of Virginia. His cooks are famous for
serving itup most exquistely and in every variety
OF popular style. Ii forms capital addition TO
his remarkably fine stock of the various delicacl
of the season.
p S-Hammack has just cruelty slaughtered
fat turtle weighing between three and four hun
dred pounds.
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NJ VOcAIlINSTITUTE. i3fls gall3.
nahs' SkClLIA YOUNG Has the honor to sn-
AZ" Eleventh street, hstwssa II sud Is, "a :;
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PRRcIyAL's "PAGoDA," as will be seen by adj
vertiseInent in another column, is now open every
night at Odd Fellows Hall.
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FOR RENT-In GEORGETOWN, two frst-class
Il. HOUSES, situated on West street, oae con-
tanning l6 rooms, and The other g. with gss sud bath
rooms complete Apply to II, /. 0FFUTT, No
40 Hish ct Georgetown. oc slim
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INSTRUCTION m ,r,s,c
A. F: LITTLE, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
ties Of bis profession Prof LITTLE, hav. IN
ing charge OF Musical Department at Alnwiek ~
and Pleasant View Semlnaries, and being engaged
four day in each week ut these Institutions. bas
cpnseq usnty but two day s IN each week tn devote
gagement In another institution. Those desIring
his Professional services will please make applicao
ton 81 DR.. Hunts, $40 Pa, avenue. 90 1meo-
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DEMoNsTATIoN OF THE EPUBLICANs AND w IpE-
AwAkEs.-We understand that on Friday ITO
morrow night the Republican and " ide-Awake
Associations Of this city intend celebrating the
recent republican victories in Pennsylvania and
elsewhere by grand joint torchlight procession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-11

We HAVE ByES RE2rEsrED by many persons to
invite the attention Of the public to something
novel in the way Of street pavement, a spec men
OF which is awaiting popular admiration In Tenth
street west. The mstsrial Of this new pavement
Is composed principally OF brickbats and pieces
Of the foundation stones Of q house lately torn
down in the vicinity. and the space paved extends
frsn near + street north to G street north. Those
Who are compelled to drive along this street
ersl times daily In their carriages have hitherto
failed 70 appreciate the invention, and desire to
know 10y what rig ht several hundred cart loads OF
rubbish Of the description above named have thus
been dumped iHio and spread over the carriage
way there
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G-Y5 COUNTRY MILK.
Faflii p can DO supplied with cute Mix on mod,
s's' oHSes <saTtife oeSsaVlm@ =
x - s. -.asFSS O3k -! -
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LADIES', don't forget that you can get new magic
rufies, Victoria RULES, tape trimming, wide and
narrow Swiss and cambria edges and insertings,
together with every variety Of fancy goods, Of the
lates, styles, at Mrs r. 6 Etchison's emporium
OF fashion, No. II Pennsylvania avenue 2tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-11

SEvKRE BEArISG,-On Tuesday, county officer
stafford MT a man named J. n Wynn on Sixth
street, with his head aud face horribly bruised
and cut and asked him who did il. WYNN told
Rim that Mr Yarnell did IL stsfFosd carried
wynn % the ONCE OF Justice Giberson, I'D got
warrant, and Mr.. G. II. Vsrnell was arrested and
gave SECURITY for AfIrthes hearing. This nom
lag we were Informed that Mr.. Wynn is in a
yssy serions eoaditi on. lie was employees Of
Mr. varaell, and had worked for him several
ye.rs, ard she s6iir was caused by matter con-
ns1<Tials- -
Potter MArrxss - Bsfers Jrstie, CTa,f .-wfl-
usrn sc berger wa required - answer 70 chargs
on selling Iiqpof On Sunday The Developments
NJ sr.mf alton jus.e ID the ifnposiHg
I a Sac Il IS npsa the defsndsnt. Gecrge
scbnr1l, harged with rniixr ofsnse, was trjed
bs1bU - ams mayistzats, and tasd taeJl,ss
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WE MIsH EVERY ONE TO KNOW Thai
w DRY GOODS can be bought cheap at
BROWN 4 WHITE :,

w DRY GOODS can be bought cheap al
BROWNS WHITE :,
No. lao tNORTH StDRD BPIDGE STREET
Georgetown, ID G.. ...
And to convince yourselves of the fact, call ard
those
Black Silks, Printed and Plain Delaines Poll De
Chevres, MeTino Plaids, French MerInos, Valen.
clas, Black Bomba zines, "A psccas, &c, DC.
Cioaks; Tyrlan. Electro and other Shawls; Blen-
Mems and Boys Msriro SHIRTS anu Drawers; La
dis and Misses' MeriaO Vests; Baiou's Kid
Hemstitchea and Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerehlefs Embroideries, very cheap, AID no
kee Notions, a full line; Lns y, Osr aburg Calcos,
and Servants Wear in abundance aud many othey
the Brown 4 White Post StoFe, All of which we
man."
Come oqrlY, and don't forget the place. Sc q 2w
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Sporting Goods.

Double and Single Guns. from So to S25 Game
s 81. e and double, Gua Nipples, Nipple
Also.
Colt and Aliens Revo yers, Smith l. NELSON'S
Pocket Pistols, Eley's Caps, Hick.' Musket and
Hat Caps, Prussi an and 'G ID" Caps, Smith &
NELSON'S Cartridges, ParlOr Pistol Cartridges
Dram Flasks, Powder and Shot Pistol Balls, &C.
All the above Just received from the manufabtu-
reTs, and Tor sale on accommodating terms at the
Hardware Store, No. 339 Pennsylvania Avenue
opposite Browns Hotel.
- e.. J. e SHIELDS, i'll.
oc 10 81 Hardware Importer,
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WAsHTNGTON Prices CURRENT While wheat
81 35al so; red do. 81 goal IS; zoe oats goa
35c; rye 65a67c potatoes 5OasOc. per bnshel; hay
70ao5c straw aS5c chickens S2a3 SO per OF ;
ducks 50 per doz lambs 80 5Oa3; veal calves 81
a6 each; Welsh's family -four SO Isl super extra
-four 81; supernne sc IS; fine IS so.
ARRIVED at Carters wharf foot Of Thirteen
and "A half street) schOoners Colorado. Shepard,
from Philadelphia, with 153 tons Of coal for Mr..
IL. Fowler; F. Solliday, Seaman, from the same
port, with 3il tons Of coal for Messrs Castleman
Bro; - Elliot, Weaver, from the same port
with 200 tons Of coal for Mr.. T. Drury.
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EOR RENT will 'snt my SQUARE OF
l. GROUND, with two Frame Houses on H. sit
uated south of the railroad near the depot FOR one
mnro wears For fu ther IDforms ton call on
ALEX. II. YOUNG. City Post Office.
HENRY COST,
oc 4-7tt Jefferson MARYLAND
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PERSONAL.

a. REMENBEE.
NILSSON Has opened on Seventh street, between
| and Northern Liberties Marke'-355. oc 9 Ct
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EORRENgT1,Intse First Ward DWELLING
desira bic two story Brick Dwelling, No. 266. on
ii, between 10 h and l9 streets. containing seven
unfurnishsd, a part ar the whole of the DIV ling
No 10, corner of Pa avenu- and Goth st, north
side. Apply at No. ITO, corner Pa avenue and
10Th s'rest
Or O eost+ nAVIn HINEl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25
subject reserving the right at
another time to notice the comments of
other writers upon the first article of
MEDLEY'S.
For the Montgomery County Sentinel.


Mr.. EDIToR: notice, in your paper
of last week, several articles, which,
presume, were intended to advocate the
late School Law, passed by our LegiSla-
turc.
Now, as far as the education of the
children of our county is concerned, /
presume you could scarcely find man OPP
posed to it; and, more especially of the
poor. But the question, as it seems to me
in the present case, is, what kind of a law
we require for that purpose l do not
understand Medley's" as opposing ed
ucation, but he is opposed to the present
plan, proposed by the late law upon that
subject. No person win deny the fact,
that, in many portions of our county, the
people have been anxious to have a
better primary school system" But, If
the people ask for "better system, -
will it authorize the Legislature to adopt
acCrse one? Now, one of the advocates
of this law would have you believe, there
is only few persons in the county OPP
posed to the present law, and upon the
strength of that superstition, he makes 9
powerful argument in its favor, by
threatening any one who opposes this
present Law with the people. | have nj
doubt that will be strong argument t.
many of our aspiring men, as the votes
of the people are the all-absorbing poin
to be attained--of much more importance
to the aspirant than the education of the
youth. The candidate and the aspirant
love the " dear people"-not for THEN
intelligence--not for their welfare, but
for their votes.
| am strongly inclined to think
that Zone of the People" and Z" Ber-
rvs both, either have been candidates,
or are living in expectation and, there
fore, you find SO much stress laid upon
the dear voters" That, of course, is
a knock down argument to all aspirants.
But does it make the great and mighty
School Law any better Now, if f" One
of the People" Berry's," and i" Il, /"
are determined to advocate the present
school law, !, as voter, would be glad
if they would drop all personalities, and
all reference to the defects of the law,
and, if it has any good qualities, save
and except its Offices, taxes, and three
hundred dollar hirelings, let us have
them, Do men light candle and put
it under a bushel? 2" Now, if this law is
not to be opposed by men honestly en-
lertaining views against it, ye friends of
it do not increase our antipathy to it,
by saying that it is defective but, in all
candor and honesty, give us its amiablc
and admirable qualities.
ONE OF THE VOTERS.