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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

LADY FRANKLIN Lady Jano Franklin,
tho widow OF Sir John Franklin, whose per-
sistent and long continued efforts to solve
tho mystery OF hor husbands fato won for
tho regard and esteom of tho civilized world
arrived at Now York in the .1dridIie, on
Saturday, tho nth inst. Sho is accom-.
panied by hor niece, Miss Cracrnft. The
Ecrning Post reports that Lady ranklin
will ROMAN in New York two or throe week
as tho guest of Mr.. Henry Grnno'l, through
whose iberallty tho Grinnell Arctic Expo.
dition was fitted out and whose son. Mr.. O.
Grinnell, accompanied hor on hor voyage
10 this country. She proposes to make a
tour into CPnada, probably ia timo TO wit
moss tho reception of tho Prince Of Wales
and will thon travel through tho Northcrr
States. and very likely extend her journey
into California. She desires to avoid pub
lie attention as far "a possible.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
PROBATE NOTICE.

BRISCoE, udministratrix oI Cyrus
Ia Briscoe. deceased; Leonard 5; Rider admin
istrotor of BENZ d. Rider, deceased; d. T. Ilersey
and Silas Morris, administrators Of fesIus Fuller,
deceased; Hiram Garfield and Belsey Garfield,
Of Tyrus Garfield, deceased and
Ira Kinney. guardian OF II. M Ladow, have sew.
ernIiy filed their accounts in the Probate Office Of
Genuea County, Ohio, for settlement, which ac,
counts will be for hearing in the Probate Court of
said County, at the Probate Office in Chardon, on
The 9Th day of September next, at 10 O'Clock A.
M, until which time all interested may except.
Nj. G. CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
ChaTdon, August l7th, 1860. 559w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

press q preference for Mr.. Wade. At a
Convention Of the Republicans Of this ooun.
ty, held a, Burton, in 1852, resolution
was adopted in favor of biz nomination for
Congress. Boing present, he promised, in
an able speech, that If elected, he would, to
the best of bic ability, represent tho senti.
ment OF bis constituents---a promise which,
during four terms of service, he has faith.
fully redeemed
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
District Central Committee.

Jas. Mason, Esq, Chairman of the late
Congressional Convention, has appointed
tho following gentlemen District Central
Committee for tho ensuing ycAr VIM. l.
Perkins, G, G. jennings, I. p. Axtoll, of
Lake; VIM. FaIor, of Cuyahoga; Henry IL
Ford, of Goauga. ..... ...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
TIE Fake Go.
HO IL s Il Il AIR
ASSOCIATION

WILL. hold its First Annual Fair Mt Puines-
w vile, Ohio, WEDNESDAY and I'HU RS
DAY, August 29th nnd seth, on the Fair Grounds.
for Trial of Speed ,--COmpe tit;on open All.
The Managers nave fitted up the Track in tie
best possible manner. The Premiums are already
made up in separate purses in gold, TO be delivered
from the Judges stand al the conclusion OF each
race
1t will be the aim of the Managers to make this
Fair one of the most complete and satisnc cory ev.
or held in the Stale. They are using every effort
10 secure the attendance OF u stud OF horses OF es-
tablished speed Several famous horses are also
pledged to attend
Holding our Fair as we do, four days previous
TO the Cleveland Fair, it will give horsenen an
excellent opportunity 10 attend both Fairs.
The best OF Stnbing has been procured, and sv-
erything will be done 10 add to the comfort Of ex
The Painesville CORNET BAND will be in
attendance both days OF the Fair, 10 add to The
interest of the occasion
BOARD OF OFFICERS:
B. D. Park President; L. S. Pike, Secretary;--
II. Carroll, Y. Presidtnt X. A. Moodey, TrrdS'c.
Harris Gould; S. S Cnsement; J. B. Carson; !. P.
Ax,eh; Benz Stuart, Er. Com.
PROGRAMME and LIST Of PREMIUMS:
FIRST DAY.
10 A. NJ, Sd Class Trotting Mares or
Gedings, S25 90
II Cd Pac'g Horses, Mares
or Geldings, 25 10
% Z. NJ. Troltng Mares or
Geldings, SO 90
81 Fastest Pacing Horse Mare or
Geding, 100 90
SECOND DAY.
10 A, NJ, Fastest Team 10 Pole 25 90
II Fastest Iroting Stallion, 100 W
2A P. NJ, Roadslers single dash five
miles, 25 60
3K Fastest Trotling Mare or
Gelding, 100 90
RULES:
Ian entries 10 be made before 10 q. m. Of
the first day
ALI races to mile heats, best 8 in 5.
3--No ruce to 60 off unless there is or more
entries.
4.--Horses all to 60 in harness.
5.-En,rance Fees 10 be 10 Ier cent Of the purse
competed for.
6.--rhe winning Horse of any purse will no,
be permitted 10 start for second race.
ADMISSION:
For driving single or double team on the ground
with one person, 25 cents: every additional per-
son, IS cents for each day Of tha Fair. Family
tickets good for both days, 81 90. Persons ma
king entries will be entitled 10 admission tickets
through he Fair. -r
Grounds will be leased for Groceries, &c., on
application to H. Gould or Benz, Stuart. No in-
toxicating liquors will be allowed on the grounds.
Ala O'Clock Of the second day, there will be
Purse oil $50 given to the Fastest Running Horse
Mare or Gelding one mi!e.
gainesville, August 2nd, 1860. a52"S
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
Slavery Declared a Blessing by the
Douglas Organ Of Northern Ohio.

slavery Declared q Blessing by the
Douglas Organ Of Northern Ohio.
1t is a literal fact which cannot be gain
sayed' that the Institution OF american
uGo Goo" ~ ,,.,ir' " Wv ". ,c',, :,
NAV be n cnso whore "ibo wrath Of man ia
made to praise Cod" but so far as tho
negro himself 10 concerned, his condition
pnySIca.Iy unu 'penl"',s: Is ."s''y "nIro'eu
American somi ciyilization, But tho effort
undertaken by tho Back Republican Party
10 make him tho equal of the white race, is
pIePos'orSus EN- i'aoent WIN u"pgor 70
nrncticod in sfrono RcnuGIiran States sa IN
Massachusetts, whcte during the last year,
the census shows that cigh'y'ionr negroes
NV oGG. married u. 10 %nl' g,t's, Is All out
,hrory dnrlanJs nj srch sno,tGoo =, ,ha
comminglng of blood to elevate an inferior
race. dctcrioratlng tue Saxon for tho sake of
improving mo African, and bringing into cx'
,Iin" nor I ~ u h ngu'.u' %%utt DI', t"v ni Dno
Dedier
! Srob :. ,,o ,ono,,,.o Sc ali ,hoso n,o,sos
,,d a.,
10 ,t,, sIr :. .i.t, .nd ,.,, ,ot,
o,oru ,ossi,lo r., ..,.i, :, IT.,
man ohio In tho o,,;o,,o,o1 Co., 90 OL;o
Il f,,srl ,,,, ,,,o,,,l ;,,s,;oa h. Jo.,.,h.
nooroas h;s .oo;ol ,oai,;or o,Ll o ,o,
d,rod ;ns.orro ,n,s, I'M oo,so;o,s or oo,,o
;ohoror, ,roonnoss .od lao. hi, foIIo,n
creatures of Tho white roco oross in;us,ice
,ybor bo i,fooo ,bo,, hr Lto1,,Ir .,Nooro
,,unIitv os , ,hrcoto,ino .vu b,s M az.
ist,nco oxoo,,, :, ,bo ,uIaor r,ir,,s or s,,l.
man ma Tim E,Iitor of ,bo pL,;, D.oy.r I,
rho cors,o sb,uo ,,,, o;,h,, ro,. rroo,
Lav, h,,.,, ,,,,.io.,, ,.e,, :,I, :; NJ
,.-
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. ox,roo, - ,,a, - c.. ;,,.;.
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!, :, o.o., so,,,o., c., ,,
,oroI onos IN uo.ooohn,n,,s Aod .,h
,n,o,. no,o in .ooor,a,oa m;L, ~, o,,o.
of ,bo n,ritv Of ,bo ,.ooo, va 49,, o
, friond of Mossocb,.ot,. ., so,,h r..a,;, ,
om,lc,mo,io,, ro, II 10 r,,i, ,bo, Tho
foruor ox;s,o i, or,,, a,G,,oo of ,h
sen,imon, bv which i, i. sur,o,rd,d ,,hi,.
tho lattor ia n na,,roI ros,I, of ,ho vor,,
cplior insti,u,ion which NJ cror ro,.,d. -
"God.serd 10 tho African ,0co" posid,s
IL sbo,I,J bo ro,,ou,,rrrs rnn, :, Mnss,chu,
setts tbe ccnsu, tolls tho whole storv b,l
rs 1t is, and that. In South Carolina. i, tells
nothing.
Talk of "negro copnIitv~ No,bino ionds
so surely TO annibiloto all socia, destinations
botwoon the whites and tho noorocs -. tbo
sysiem of Slavery. Differ us tbov NAV in
: rosnoct to ripbts. nowhere eIse oro thu two
roces ON such terms of social cou,,i.y ma IN
tho Southern States. and if opnis ,Invo,od
+ the other ia degraded in ,ho s,mo r,o.
- nortiop
Y Tho Plain D,olcr, with il, usuol candor
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

THE LAW OF EvIDEEcE-There is now
before the House Of Lords in Eugand, a
bill introduced by Lord Brougham. to
amend the law or evidence, some notice Of
which may interest the profession here
Itis. proposed, by this measure. to enable
all defendants in criminal cases, as is done
in civil, TO give evidence for themselves.
on oa:h,in cases OF misdemeanor in which
the prosecutor himself is examined the
condition being that they must also sub,
nit 10 cross.examinstion, and 10 prose
cuIion for perjury, il they make any false
statement. There is every prospect hate
this bill will be passed this session.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

es-wo copy the Hrraifs report of tho
Congressional Convention, it being concise,
and, in the main, accurate Tho Herald
and Header aro both mistaken in naming
A. II. Thrasher as ouo Of the Committee on
Credentials. Tho mombers of that con-
mitiee from this County, wero G., II. Kont,
G. Z. Treat and S. L. Wadsworih. .
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
SrATEOF OHIO, GE.
AUGA COUNTY,
Mary E, Larabee |
against
In the Court OF Com
. mon Pleas.
Petition for divorce.

THE said defendant i, hereby notified that the
said plaintiff on the 10Th day Of August, 1860,
filed in said Court her petition against him, pray.
ing for divorce on the ground ol williul absence
for more Than three years, Said petition also
prnys that the name OF said Mary L, Larabee bo
changed TO her maiden name ot Mary E. jack
son. Said petition will be for hearing at the next
term OF sOd Court, to be held at Chardon in said
County, on the 22nd day OF October next.
CANFIELD q FRENCH,
Atrys for plaintiff
Chardon, August 18th, 1860. 5oSw6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

Newbury High School.
TINE FAIL TERN will commence Mon
l. day, August 27th, and continue
TWELVE WEEKS.

Common Branches per pupil" 800
Higher Esgsh and photography $50
Book Keeping .'.'.. q 10
We have made arrangements with Mrs H. A.
Gilbert, an experienced teacher to assist in each.
ing. We have also engaged Mr. A d. Greene
to ,ench Singing. The Singing Glass will he free
to all the pupils.
A Teachers Class will be formed in the early
part Of the Term, and as far as possible, the ben.
eft of the past experience OF tho Prin ,ipal in
teaching, will be given 10 the members of the
Glass.
BY industry and strict attention to our business,
we hope to make this School every way worthy
of patronage. EXCELSIOR Is Our MoTTo.
w. a. GREENE, Principal.
e.. A55lw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

eS-The Republican Congressional Con-
vention Of tbe 20.h District, which met at
johnson, Trunbull Co, on Tbursdny Of last
week, re.nominatcd Hon. John Hutchins,
by acclanatiOn. Mr.. Giddings. who had
been candidate for Ibo nomination, with.
drew his namo
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

pT The Turkish Government teens nt las, to
be making some feeble efforts TO suy the civil
war in Syria. Tie Governor General of Dpmas-
Gus has been lemoyed from office, and sent away
for trial. md the Governor General OF Boirut ur-
rested. Many of the TENDERS have been brought
10 Justice. ......
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

NV-Thanks to Hon. E. wado for copy
OF tho Report OF the Covode Investigating
Committee. - ,..,...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

2SrSpeakor Pennington has addressed a
lottor to his constituents, declining re
election to Congress.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

es- Oats are very boavy this season
through this section of country. Mr.. e B,
Haqkeii. of Perry, threshsd the product Of
seven acres, and measured up little over
600 bushols.--PrssS and .adrer.issr.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
REA D--READ--READ.
MOshE'S PATENT
SEWING MACHINE.
THE WORLD

dGdINSI The WOhLD'
TT you WANT TO BUY A SEWING ma
i CHINE, call at the corner Of Ontario Il Mich
igan streets, over Stickney g. Bakers Market,
and get that does not get out Of order does not
miss stitches; does not break needles; cannot be
run backwards; does more and better work .han
any other Machine in existence; has the most
simple, durable and ingenious machinery ever put
in any Sewing Machine.
1t has in no Instance failed to give entire saiis-
faction, and is sod within the reach OF all We
challenge oil to produce its eqna..
..-. P'ROPRIETORS
BtT Cal and examine for yourselves, and You
will he well paid for your trouble.
II. 81 iCKNEY. General Agent Tor Cuyahoga,
Medina. Wayne, Holmes Summit. Portage. Co.
lumbinna, Stark, Mahoning, Trumbull. Ceuuga,
i AXE and Ash abuIa Counties.
9rAgents wanted in every township in this
county.
Agents wanted in all the above counties Ap.
ply personally or by letter TO
II. STJCRNEY,
Cleveland, q.
Corner of Ontario and Michigan streets, over
Slickney & Bakers Market. 553w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

ye9rM Bailey has again started the "FSes
South" at Newport, KOntucky,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

TT Great arrangements nro 6oing made
for the next Ohio State Fair, which is to be
hold at Dayton, on tho 25th, 26th, 27,h and
2Sth days OF September.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

a1~By the latest European arrival we learn
that Galihaldi, who had been victorious in Sicily,
was making active preparations for q descent
upon the main land
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
NOTICE,

THE undersigned have been appointed and
Il qualified as executors OF the estate OF Milo
Fowler, deceased, late Of Munson, Ge,uga Co.,
Ohio. J. G. COLEMAN,
LUCIUS FOWLER.
Munson, July 97th, 1860, s3owS
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
Y oT m / n.
sCpstaI,>D ....-
'COstur's1 Rat, Roach &c. EXte rm n ato r
''COstar,sD
SEQ tai's. Bed Bug EXterminators
s'Custar'so
'COstar's" Electri Powder, for Insects

sCOstar'so
''Co ,a,'s'' Bed Bug Exterminator.
s'CUstur'AS
SCOstar'so EIectri Powder, for Insccts,
&c.
Rats-ROucles-- Mice Niolcs- Ground Mice
Bed Bnss-AnIs--M Moths Mosquitoes Floas-
Insects Cu Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c., &c in
short, every form and species OF
VERMIN.
10 Years established in New York City-used by
the City Post Otiice-ihe City Prisons and Station
llouses--the City Steamers. Ships, &c --lhe City
Ilo.els, "Asior,n st Nicholas" &c--and by
more than 20 600 private families.
90 Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
them.
0c,-W Wholesale Agents in all the large Cities and
Towns.
0cT'!MBrwAREi!! Of spurious imita tons
QcTSl 90 Sample Boxes sent by Vail.
0ST' Address orders--or for "Circulur to Deaers''
to HENRY r. COSTAR. PRISciPAL DEror.
5l2 BRoArwAy, Opposite ST Nicholas Hotel,l
New York
Sold by A Cook, Chardon, and Druggists eve.
rywhere. . ... 54lm3
What the Press Say.
Housekeepers, troubled with vermln, need be no
longer, ii they use "CosrAR's" Extermnators.--
We have used il to our satisfaction, ard il box
cost S., we would have il. We had tried poisons,
but they effected nothing; bur CosTER's article
knocks the breath out OF Rats, Mice and Bed Bugs
quicker than we can write it. Ii is in great de-
J G. COVER, led. "Ilerald,N Lancaster Ms
I'VE highly recommend tho Exterminator.- -
More grain and provisions are destroyed annually
in Grant County by vermin than would pay for
tons Of of this Rat aud Insect Killer. For sale by
A, Cook, Chardon. ... 5ilm3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
a--.-.~-> >->->4s-,s"-s--.-.ra-.--
MOO RES PATENT
Thirty Dollar,
DoUBLELOCK STITCH FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.
Read! Reflect! Ponder!
IT'S FOUND AT LAST!

The only Machine that will not miss stitch or
get out OF order in any why.
SIMPLE, EFFECTIVE AND COMPLETE,
lst--lt makes the strongest, most elastic and
durable stitch of any Sewing Machine
yet made.
2d-lt has the best and most reliable feed ever
constructed, and does not break needles.
5d--lt sews from two common epools without
re.wi.,ulrg, and sows perfectly with lin:
EN-, elk, or cotton thread, on all kinds Of
goods.
4th-It runs with grent ease and very quietly.
5h--lt con DC understood and operated per-
fectly, with very little instruction.
6th-In beauty of design and perfect nechanN
ism il cannot be excelled. =
1th--It combines durability simplicity and PTae'
ticnbiliy 10 a greater extent than any
other Machine extant.
THESE ARE FACTS
Which arc capable Of demonstration by taking
the trouble to cui on the undersigned.
prSend for a Circular.
Call aud see them work.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

Ruts-ROuches-M Micc- Molos- Ground Mice
Bed Bugs s-Anrs--M Moths s--Musquitoes Foas-
Insects Cn Plants, Fowls, Animals, &C., &c.--ii
short every form and specics of
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05

DIED. at the residence Of her husband
in this city, in the Goth year Of her age, OF
Tuesday the 25th inst, Mrs. SARAH W
FLINT,
The deceased was born in Philadelphia,
aud united with Rev. Mr.. Palierson's
Church of that place, at the early age OF
sixteen. Since that time, she has. through
out life of much varied experience. main
tanned uniformly consistent christian
profession. To character not merely pa.
tient and gea,le but even 10 trouble and
affection peaceful aud happy, she added
life Of neyer-tIring active benevolence.
During her residence in this city, she has
been n member of tho Congregational
church, and not only always in her place
(when not prevented by i'll healthy but ac-
tive in the Sabbath school and othsr labors
OF the church, so long as her health rer-
mitted her To be so. She in her sickness
aud death, though Often in great pam, she
was peaceful and happy, as in her life she
had been diligentand self deUying. "Bles-
sed are the dead which die H. the Lord
from hencoforth"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05
Uurrah for Lincoln.

EDToR ExPREss:-With but few days
notice AID without single bill be posted
and with no fuss about it, at least hun
dred and fifty live Republicans assembled
ut the Mt Pleasant School House, in Hon.
ey Greek Township last Saturday evening.
Between forty and fifty Lincoln Rangers
from Riley arrived on horseback. and were
received with much enthusiasm. They
are fine locking company. They look
Just like the men who are to redeem the
Estate of Riley" and make il banner
Township for "Honest Old Abe" Henry
). Lane aud Tom. Nelson. After drilling
for a time under command of Mr.. Boudinot
Of Terre Haute, the meeting was addressed
by Chas. Cruft ESQ, in that able logical
convincing manner which characterizes
the man. He appealed TO the reason aud
the iispassionale judgement of his hearers
dealing in principles, aud not in vi,upera-
ton and slang which usually ch aracter-
ieses the efforts of Democratic speakers.
The audience was delighted and gave
him three rousing cheers as he closed with
q most eloquent peruratiOn. Your young
fellow townsman Henry Boudinot, being
loudly called for. came forward aud made a
short speech Astounding IN noble sentiment
aud true Republican enthusiasism. lie
closed with glowing tribute to "Honest
Old Abe Lincoln" a name familiar in the
present and destined to awaken the echoes
Of Immortality Some young Douglasites
tried TO make disturbance but their puer-
lie efforts proved abortlve.
The meeting was most delightful one.
Yours for "0ld Abe" s.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05

The sentiments uttered by the eloquent
speaker ID. W. Voorhees, 10 his Sophomor-
ic effort at the Virginia University are
too patriotic, national and conservative to
be relished by those who live by sectional
Northumberland
Excessively national. conservative and
patriotic-quite too much so indeed. In
fact it is hinte6 that Daniel himself
thought it too patriotic. and left some OF
the patriotism out of the second edition.
1t is very patriotic in the estimation OF
the Journal for man To go from the North
aud play the demagogue by slandering
those noble founders of the New England
colonies, the Pilgrim Fathers. calling them
a "bigoted aud specializing ancestry. =
A most patriotic Daniel indeed has come
to judgment.
"Those who live by sectional agitation
is good. Douglas has lived six years by
sectional agitation. On the 9th Of Novem
Der he will die by it.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05
Residence For Sale
Terre. IIaute Female COLLEGE.

rINHE next session of the Tcrre- Haute Female
l. College will commence on "Wednesday, the
5th of September next, and continue five
months.
Terre- Haute, the seat of the College, is one of
the most healthy and beautiful cities in the
West, and Is accessible by river and railroad
from all parts OF the coantry. The grounds are
extensive, comprising - acres. and are beauti
fully laid out with walks and drives, and orna-
mented in high degree with eycrgreens. etc.
They contain a native grove OF 81 acres. The
buildings, five in number, are the finest in tho
West, aad have all the modern appliances for
comfort; they are heated by steam and lighted by
gas. From I2 to 10 professors and teachers of
the highest qualifications who devote their whole
time to the Improvement of the pupils, are EN-
ployed. The Philosophical, Chemical and As
Economical apparatus belonging to the College
Is ample.
An Astronomical Observatory has recently
been erected Mt considerable cost, within which
is mounted, esNat0riiy, a telescope ofhigh mag
nifying power, thus affording rare opportunity
for the study OF Astronomy.
Lectures on the Natural sciences Will be deliy-
cred almost daily before the pupils.
Mrs. Julia B. Ackley, late OF the Buhalo re-
male Academy and well known in the West as
a lady of great dignity of character and a sue
cessful teacher. has been secured as Goyerness.
The Music Department was never more wor-
thy OF confidence than at present-being conf
ded TO able aud sktilful teachers
Any Information desired respecting the Col
Iese. or a Catalogue OF the School may be OBJ
tained by addressing Rev. John Covert, Terre-
IIae te, Indiana.
auldwJm 'VhN OofEhi' rres''--
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05
JOINT DISCUSSION.
Thomas H. Nelson and Daniel W.
Voorhees,,

Will address their low.citizens on th
political questions Of the day. as follows
commencing each day at o'clock IN:
Newport. Vermillion couniy. on Wed
desday. sept.5th. =
Perrysville. vermillion Co. on Thurs
day, Sept. 9Th.
Msntezuma. Parke county, on Friday
Sept. 9TH.
Rockville. Psrke county. on Saturday
Sept. 5th.
Hrrtford, vigo county. on Monday, Sep
temeber 10Th.
Fairbanks, Sullivan county, on Tues
day. Sept. illh.
Sullivan, Sullivan county. on wednes
day, Sept. 18th.
Carlisle. Sullivan county. on Thursday
Sept. 18th.
Linton, Greene county. on Friday, Sept
18th.
Newberry. Greene county. on Saturday,
Sept. 18th.
Bloomfield. Greene county. ON Monday,
sept. nth.
Cincinnati. Greene county. on Tuesday
Sept. 18th.
Worthington. Greene county. on Wed
nesday, Sept. 18Th.
Freedom. ownen county. on Thursday.
Sept. Goth.
Lancaster, Owen county. on Friday.
Sept. 2lst.
Spencer, Owen county. CD Saturday,
GospOrt, Owen county. on Monday, Sep
TENDER 9th.
Cloverdale. Putnam county, on Tuesday,
Sept. 25th.
Greencastle, Putnam county, on We'd
nesdsy. Sept. Goth.
TERRE-HAUTE, vigo county. on Sat
urday, Sept. 29th.
Centreville. Vigo county, ON Monday,
October st.
Poland. Clay county, On Tuesday. Oct
ID.
Roseville. Parke county, on Thursday,
Oct. lth.
Portland Mills, Parke county. on Fri
day, Oct. 5th.