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BY the use OF these Pills the periodic sttscks
Nervous o. Sick Rssdaeks may be prevented; and
| takcn ct the commencement OF IN attack imme-
asfe relief rom Deln and sickness will be obtained
Thsy seldom fsil In removing tho Nssssa and
HtSdaeAs to which females are so ssbjsct
They aot gently sson the bowels,-romoviug Gss-
ttssxsss.
For Lifrssy Mes, Sfsdsafs, Delicate Females,
and ell persons Of ssdfxtsry habits, they are val
esbio rs Laxative, improving the aY7ssifs giving
fcss and sisor 10 tho digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength Of the
wnolo system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF lon,
investigation and carefully conducted OF pof
having been In use many years, during winch time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orIgi-
mating In tho nsrcoxs system or from Q deranxed
Etste of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their DOM position.
and may bo taken at oil times with Ierfect safety
without making any change Of diet, ssd tie sb-
sses Of asy diyagresa5Is taste ,ssdrys IL ss.v "a
sdSstsistT tAsus 10 eAild,sn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEI7s!
Ths genuine have five signatures of Henry @.
SDalding on each Box.
Fold By Druggists and eli othor Dealers In Msdi-
sipos.
A Box will be sent BY mall prepaid on rsssi,,s
the
PRICE, - GENTS.
AL sT<sIs shosld BIS addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDIns.
<e CEDAR SSnIrT, NIw YORK.
F,sn tks EEs~isw, Na.roIl, VI.
,bSs pis y tS s5sSs for .hisA
FsSs tks ESsNiasr, Ns,fsH, Va
1hey have been tested In more than q thsussul
e&ses, with entire success.
FSsa fAs Dsssssyst, 81. CyssI, Mtss.
acme, sond fof box Pills 20 tsse yo S
may have thorn In case Of sn:Attack.
Fssss tks Western r. r. Gssass, Gaissss, III,
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his N
nvslled Cephslie Pills.
,IfJ them you that are afflicted, sndiye are slrs
rs % bss.s sss ~
other medicine can produce.
Ffoss fks 6ssstts, Dssss,syt, Issoa.
mr; SHADING would not connect his name y:th
~ siaoio no oio not S~ow 70 possess real fssrft
Ffess tbs Advertiser, PYssIGssss, FL
.s Las Cephsllc Pills are said to be . remarkably
has over been discovered. ' '''"A' "Ai'A
Frs~ tie 81. Lsass Dsssseyss,
The immense demand for the srtisls fos,halis
Pills. 10 rapidly increasing.
tsss5 fAs 6esssAs vsIlsy Star, EssA~As, VI,
We are sure that persons suffering with the hssd.
acne, who try them, will stuck to Vssn.
ffsss fAs ASsrfis1, Pyssiksxss, Il, l.
Ihs seshmory In their favor II strong, frsn tbs
mon respectable quarters.
FSoss fks Daily Rs,ss, Nsssysyt, X, L.
Cerhalio Fills are taking tho place Of al Kinds.
FSeH tAs Co~Ss,eiaI BxiIsfis, Boston, Mat
said 10 be very efhoaoIous for the headache.
NoM hs Commercial, Cisesssafi, OAie,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1902.

PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1902.
Qvartumastey's, Q5Gc. U. S Marins Corps,l
Warrington, September Is. 1851.
sg1sp Proposals. will be received at this Office,
5oF furnishing rstiops to The u s. ssripss. At the
following stations, duIlng the year ls62, viz:
ohsrlestown, Mass hnsetts;
brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
&.sains tom, b H1TIs q Columbia.
Each r8ilon TO consist Of thIee-aarters of pOund
d ssS Or .sis beef twenty two ouncsa Of SHssd
Made OF extra superfne flour, or in lieu thereof
pound Of hard bread at the option Of the GoSs2D
ao o ti sa sts 81 Of best white
hsu pounds OF tea; hitean pounds of good New
osnd.. q foaff 11s
sdspsntlne candles; or one;andcs-half pounds Of
qred snd hitJ- pounds OF potatoes. 70 each hun
The INCREASED allowance of tour ounces of aour
stoyiasa. val cease, g The t.ImInstion Of The
By s.S .s. g S 2. "a T.. &.
e @ ss.i shs % shs
aslss q H1d i nsn e. groceries to
All BIDS must be accompanied By the foIIov,n,
Foym Of GEdrdatss.
The undersigned, of In the State
guaranty hs in case th ssi s..ss Of
bad o. for rstIons, as above desoribed,
Be accepted he or they will. within tsn DAYS AFTER
the OF the oontrsct az the Post Once named
exsouIe the contract for the same, with good and
g1foaent suretIes, and In case said shall
ta 70 enter into contract rs aforesaid, guaranty
70 make good the difference between the offer OF the
SAID --a and that which may be accepted.
,,,,. A. B., Gusrantor.
"itnsm; 9 p, Gusrantor.
hereby certify that the above named -
are known 70 me AZ men OF oroperty and abIe tn
maze good their guarantee. g. n,
.{Iees nssed Nv ths United States District Jpdss
cSttsd Slasss Dist,iet Attorney. o. CoiIscfov.J
10 pIopose Wall be considered unless accom-
panied " the above guarantee. 800
lSev.Pa,ers authorised 70 publish the above
nll send the paper containing the first insertion to
this ofhos for Exclamation -
P,oHossls 20 be endorses :. Proposals for Rations
for losa," and addressed 20 tbs undersixned
w. B. SLACK.
" G-l4sfS MAYOR and QuaTtermaste
GIBBS HAIR STORE,
~ INC, S4S PA. Az. DxT. l2TH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

nR DUPONT'S SUGAR-COATED FE-
IL MALE REGULATING PILLS are -
the rery best IN use They operate speedi 49,
ana efeotuall,, and being ,ugarIcoster IL
create nausea upon the most deiicate0 -
stoT ach A trial of hese Pills will prove their
superioIlty over all oiheIs. Price Ons Dollar 8
street: Sent by mail to All parts of the country IN
q se,lsd envelope. Sold in Washington BY 8.
CALVERT FORD, corner 18th street snd Pa.
ave. sep eo1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

(rIBBy HAIR STORE, -
Sky&fetRs e. SR ss1 b5srs tfR ETH iis
HALf WIGS. fR1ZETTks, 10. fsii ss Ssi
L, , 2n hs1d, OF made . order 2 the shortest
hsa t5:s 'ass 5. s Ss:s ..,..I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

FIVE sHAKER AND oTHRR WHITE
fo6 Autumn and Wintss use. ~ : : ~ y
no 0ns ss,,ss e.s N. BED in plain srurss henor
All buyinr and sslIIns being cow reduced 10 the
s.eosro. our whole scale OF prices Ia made %
=. An exsnlnstion Of stock imshes no obi rat,ou
70 pnrohase PERRY a BIZ
WV P~r bpiisiaf,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

FOR FIELD SERVICE.-Heavy Grey and
own Mixed Blankets, that weigh from to =
pounds per pair, very SCARCE article
Also, nm Bed, Crib, and Cradle Blankets, all
szeS: Ia Ie CiOt q, Sheetngs, Pillow Cottons,
With ali other kinds of Dry 6oods for the gen.
eral and special wants of families.
floors. ~" "pP''
One price only, marked In plain figures
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and Ninth ST.,
&c II "perry Rpildiug ~
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N. N FALLS, Prss't
fS S3ISss9ggssrEsS ND s ~
II

ss g ,SS "a, A4MR IsIgIasSS fT
Isns 10, PElads pSs y leave Pf,sa
Depot daily !eIoelt Sundays e fOiiovs,xsns
Sg& NJ; Eyening N Al at IS osoloof On sun.
pays q IS p. M. only. An trains connect Win
New York trains except as p. NJ. train on Sstur
A Freight Tram With passenger car attached
caves 81 r m stopping az al Stations between
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern shors
81 Marylapd Will ind the most expeditions route by
way Of WILMINGTON,
0.All Colofed Persons must give bond before
WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

-, QNIONs-ONIONs-O
JUST Received on oonsignment l.6Q sunohoa
prime Onions. For sale low
KING BURCHELL,
eet Cornsr Ftfteenth and ste
OSE NERf NICE SECOND; HAND PIANO
Bscon Co.'S and steinysy Sons hsv. =
inst been received at the Music sseEsei mNt
IL Pianos for rent W." oe;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

CRIB,- CRADLE AND BED BLANKETS
" and COUNTERPANES,a ali sizes anS suali.
'Gnes, Bed Comforts. SheetnEs, PILLOW Linens and
Doylles, DO; All at our provsrbislly low prices,
New corners, strangers, sojourners and citizens
PERRY & BRO,
eeH-o Penn. avenue and 9th et,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

GUNBoATs FOR TIE WESTERN RIVERS.
QuARTKRMAsTKR GENERALS OpyrcE,
PROPOSALS are invited for oonstruotinS einnn-
boats upon the w estern rivers
SPECIFICATIONS will be Immediately preuared ana
may be examined at the Quartermaster's Ofhoe a
Cinelnnan. Pittsburgh, and at this once.
Proposals from boat builS ers and eneIpe-build.
err alone will be considered,
Plans submitted BY bidders viii be taken into
connloeratlon. M. g. MEI6S,
je1s Quartermaster General United STATE
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t. NOTICE TO TRAyELERs.
a Az Postmaster 6epersl hsvinT ordered the
mAli service between Washfnrton,
so 1I%osr z md :. Old Point tFort,e.s KS
MYnfaay, w 9TH lnstsnt The Bay Line Of stesners
SsyJ rom rom t SSs@ 9S yERy DAY sISsP. san
O'Clock ,, M. or ipmediately sfter the srrfvsI ~
ne Warrington Train, which leaves Washlnrtor
p &-d MN FAIIS. Prss,t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

MILITARY BOOKS.
hENCh RlCHSTlEN have Just received A
lnrge and eomplete assortment Of Militia ~ Books
OF AL klndsA which they offer from ten 10 CIV
Per cent below the regular retail p1oes,-in-
Tactios, complete, Sl.25 NM
foreeS volunteers' Manual, vols, 81
Gras.,. M1HRene,sm Of Hs5dee's Tactics, 500
mahan,s Field Fertilization and Outpost, each 70
hardee's Tactics, cheap edition, CSC
The Soldiers 6uide, q complete msnr.l .,S
the Home Guard. $50 AA Ha e"e
The Hand Book for the U. z. Soldier. win,
~. 81 OF instruction TO the U. 8 Infantry tse-
csast:, Hs SIey Maps, Map Of the ssst Of War.
fl.ss Badges and Medals Of every description.
ANY OF the ABOVE sent cy mail FEE
man FRENCH 4 kIcHsTEiN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

TNHE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPY gY ?.
= En- sSCH. 81 tho corner Of Penn
avenue and Eleventh street, has been SxT3S
Ereater Inducements for the patronage of oitfIens
SAC strenxers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his sccommodatIous
LOT permanent or transient boarders unsxcsytiOn-
eolo Ihe bar and restaurant arreng en- ents Of the
Eurolean Hotel nave already become very Iopu-
AT being sll hat csl DO desired By the most fas-
udlous. The proprietor pledges unrenitted aStep-
pon ana contnued hbersl oIpenditurest 10 give sat-
lsisotlor 10 al and thus reneVg his invitation to
ell 70 give the European Hotel q Gail. dax-t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

F,sS tks Exawisw, Nsx5oll, VI,
Ce7hElic Pills accomplish tho object for which
thoy were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache In I'll ia
forms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

Fsa fhs DsSsseysf, So. Ussi, MSaA,
lfyou are, or have been troubled v it'll tSs had
acme, send for box, (CephSIto Pills D 90 that you
may have thorn In case OF an.Attsck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-24

FsSs tAs EssSsSssr, Ns1skh, VI.
Ihey have been tested In more than thousand
e&ses, with entire success.
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e. N Ii o IS
QsaytgDlastsy GesWaPs 0Acs,
RaShtsston City, JxIy IL, 1881. {
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS for huIls of eun
Boats for the Western rivers are on exhibition al
THIS once, and ut Offices of QuartsTmastera Al
Plttsburg. Cinolnneti. 81. Louis and Alton.
Boats TO be delivered at Cairo. Bids should be
sent TO guerteTmsster General of the United States
Army, at Washington, BY LIST An gust, at noon,
-. n. NJ. e. MEIGS,
DB Bng. 6enI and Quartermaster Gen'l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-19
Remarkable Statements About the Bri.ish No.
NJ H3i 3i bility.
ONLY THIRTY-oNE NOBLE FAMILIES OF THREE HUN
r"a DRED YEARS STANDING.
From the Liverpool Lercury.1

r17 From the Liverpool Lercury.1
II, as Lord Manners sings, laws and learn
ing, trade and commerce are matters OF secon'
dairy Importance compared with the preserva.
tion of "our old nobility" we must seek some
other ground for preference than the antiquity
of that institution, at all events as represented
In the present House Of Peers. II may be that
the noble lords when they, ventured, last year
to usurp taxing powers in defiance Of the minis.
ters of the crown and Of the representatives of
the people, did so under some vague idea that,
as descendants in some sort or other OF the bar
ons who came over with the Conquerer and af-
terwards wrung Magma Charta from King
John, they had right to make their will law,
and over ride alike the theory OF the British
constitution and its practice for ages. Nothing
can be more unfounded than such pretext for
their usurpation. John-a-Nokes and Richard
Styles are Just as much akin to those same DOM
ineering barons az any member of the present
House Of Peers. AS regards the great majority
of it's members, "our old nobility" 10 mere
mushroom ayistocracy. II consists OF 440 mem-
bers, of whom 4l0 are temporal and 30 spiritual
peers. OF the former there is only one whose
patent of nobility dates 80 far back as the eight
years of the reign Of Henry Ill.
OF the 4l0 temporal peerages, 36l have been
created within the last 300 years; of these, 1872
date within the present century, 81 between 1850
and 1900, IS between 1860 and 1850, sc between
1860 and 1860, ID between 1850 and 1860, Z be-
tween 1860 and 1460, 8 between 1860 and 1860,
and not enc further back. The Saxon, Danish and
Norman nobility, and also the barons Of Runny-
mede, are therefore without a representative In
the British House Of Peers. Ofthe whole House
there are hi,ty-one members the nobility Of ,oho'e
families is ouer three hundred years standing =
The following Is list Of them, with the dates Of
their patents, as given in "Dodd's Parliament.
ary Companion from which we have compiled
thpaa nariicnlara. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-19
Foreign Commerce Of New York.

The foreign imports at New York for April
are about four millions less than for the previous
month Of March; as compared with the cor
responding period of 1860, there is decrease
of two millions; but 10 comparison with 1859,
the difference is more marked, the falling of
being nearly eight millions. The Journal Of
Commerce says:
Entries for warehousing have been about the
same as in April OF last year; but the entries Of
free goods show gain Of one million, and the
receipts of specie an increase of nearly two
millions. Setting aside the imports Of specie,
the remaining imports since January Let are
about twenty-five million dollars less than for
the corresponding four months of last year.
The receipts for customs during April were
smaller than for any month since January lst,
while the total for the ten months Of the present
fiscal year falls far below that of either Of the
previous two years. Soc ~
II is worthy OF remark that the total CT coin
and bullion on hand In the banks and sub-treas.
ury Of New York on the Ist instant was larger
than ever held in that city before on the first
day of any month since New York was settled.
The movement for distribution in April reached
S., 1891 $50, while the foreign exports of specie
to all ports were $54O, ,327 less than the foreign
imports for the same period, thus leaving the
$2e5l 1853 Of California gold in the country,
and adding to It half amillion more.
Turning now to the exports, we may remark
that we have reached period when the ship.
ments have been heavy during each of the last
two years; but the total for the last month lex.
elusive Of specle) shows large gain even upon
these figures, the increase being nearly two and
a half million dollars, as compared with the
corresponding month Of last year. The ship
ments Of produce since January 1st have been
nearly twice as large as for the same period OF
last year, and more than twice as large as for
the same period OF 1859. ,'t-s aHa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-19
Ma.rImpny in France.

A married Frenchwoman Is In every respect
the equal of her husband; he is not her lord and
master, but her friend. "Mon ami" Ia the til
Tie by which che addresses him, The law may
require her TO love him, to honor him by virtu.
ous conduct, but not to obey him. He has, indeed,
o certain superiority in the management OF their
common interests, but her rights are none the
more effaced for that; IN certain eases her con-
currence Is indispensable, and she has delib.
crate voice with an absolute veto.r She remains
the mistress Of her whole fortune, by making q
reservation respecting her personal property ~
The husband and wife are two partners who
club their capital for mutual advantage, bat who
keep IL distinct in their accounts, 10 facilitate
any partial or complete dissolution. She can make
her will, and leave her husband without a sou Of
hers; IL she die intestate, her property In some
cases slips completely through his fingers. She
must will Il 10 him, for him to be safe and suro.
The profits. arising from the industry Of the
husband and wife, and the savings they may bt
able to put by, form q common stock, TO tn,
| half Of which the wife Is entitledg9 The Law
plaoessueh confidence In her, that, in the even
| Of her vidowhood, she by right is the guardian
| of her children. Between brothers and sisters
there exists q perfect equality as 90 the right
Of Inheritance from their father and mother. j
the parents are inclined 10 disturb this equality
! or 10 favor third person 10 the prejudice 0
their children, the law fixes limits TO the powe
lof beqHestbipg. A Frepchman cannot put oi
an offending son Or daughter with shilling, no
can be imp6verish bis neglected family by ieay
ling large sums 10 charitable institutions. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-19
Saving for Old Age.


No one denies that tits wise to make provi.
sion for old age, but we are not ell agreed as to
the kind Of provision 1t IL best to lay In. Ger.
tainly we shall want little money; for desti.
tute old man Is q sorry sight. Yes, save money
BY all means. But an old man needs just that par.
tcular kind of strength which men are most apt
to waste. Many holiday he spends an amount
Of nervous energy which he will feel the want
of till he is seventy; and then, how much he will
want II! IL Is curious, but true, that bottle
Of champagne at twenty may intensity the
rheumatism of three-score. Il 10 fact, that
everlasting the eyes at fourteen may necessitate
the aid Of spectaoles at forty instead Of eighty.
We advise our young readers TO be saving Of
health for their old age, for the maxim holds
good with regard to health as TO money; waste
not, want'not. 1t Is the greatest mistake to
suppose that any violation Of the laws Of health
can escape its penalty, Nature forgives no sin,
no error. She lets of the offender for fifty
years sometimes, but she catches him at last,
and inficts the punishment just when, jnst
where, Just how he feels IL most. Save up for
old age, but save more than money; save health,
save honor, save knowledge, save the recollec-
tion of good deeds and innocent pleasures
save pure thoughts, save friends, save loye.--
Save rich stores Of that kind of wealth which
time cannot diminish, nor death take away. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-19
A Military Family.

Among the most startling illustrations of the
war spirit reused in the North, Ia the military
unanimity of the well known Ohio family Of
which Judge Daniel McCook is the head. The
Judge is sixty.fve years old, but served nevers
theless in Jim Lanes Frontier Guard, while the
capital was deemed in danger. He has eight
sons, of whom seven are living, one having
died In the United States service In 164l. OF
the living the eldest, l.. A., is a Surgeon In one
Of the Illinois regiments The next was
Lieutenant Colonel in the Mexican war, and is
now O Brigadier General commanding the Ohio
troops in Pennsylvania. The third, Robert L.,
is Colonel Of an Ohio regiment. The fourth,
A. Nc. D., is First Lieutenant in the army, and
has been elected Colonel Of another Ohio re-
giment The fifth, Daniel, commands the only
uniformed company in Leavenworth, Kansas,
and is now here TO tender his and their services
during the war. The sixth, E. & is q Captain
In one of the Illinois regiments. The seventh,
G. Nc youth Of seventeen, has volunteered
Ms q private, and is now in service in Pennsyl-
yania. OF a branch Of the same family, DR..
J.. McCook, brother of Judge McCook, has q
son, E. M, lately appointed an officer in the
army. Another ia q midshipman in the feet off
Pensacola, and another has rendered bis ser
vices as chaplain Of an Ohio regiment Wash.
iRoton cor. N. Y. Herald. H..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-19

How 10 TAKE CaREof THE HAiR.--As to men,
we say, when the hair begins TO fall out, the
best plan 10 to have II cut short, give IL good
brushing with D moderately stiff brush, while
the hair ID dry; then wash Il we'll with warm
soap suds; then rub into the scalp, about the
roots Of the hair, q little bay rum, brandy or
camphtr water. Do these things twice month:
the brushing Of the scalp may bc proflably done
twice week. Damp the hair with water every
time the toilet ia made. Nothing ever made Ia
better for the hair than pure aoft water, il the
scalp Is kept cleanin the way we have named.
The use Of oils, or pomatums, or grease OF any
kind, is ruinous to the hair Of man or woman
We consider 10 6lthy practice, e,almostuniversa
though II be, for It gathers dust and dirt, and
soils whatever IL touches. Nothing but pur.
soft water should ever be allowed on the head
| Of children. tits different practice that rob-
our women Of their most beautiful ornamen
long before their prime; the hair of our daugh'
tiers should be kept within two inches upti
their twelfth year, Halle Journal of Hsatb.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-19
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN c..Io


MARIETTA CoLLroK -"It Is truly magnificent work,
honor to the author, the publishers, and the whole
country. ."-President Andrews.
ONO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ..."It exceeds my expecta
tions. II will be my guide in orthogaphy and pronun
cation and will often be consulted by for It's neat
and accurate definitions. ."-President Thompson.
W. R. BcLEcT1c ooLLEsE. E.-'Heretofore we have used
Webster's orthography. At recent meeting Of our
Faculty It decided to change It to conform 10 that
Of Worcester's Royal Quarto Dictionary "-Presdent
Garfield. To-. .... -....r ..fat... -..
WESTERN RESERVE CotLEeK.-@I find 1t worthy Of
cordial appreciation. president Hitchcock.
oDKRLrN ooLLroE.-"It more than meets my expecta-
tons. recommend 1t as the standard auhorityin
orthoepy to my children and my pupils. president
Morgan. l-fs 1-rsf. ~. .,.,.' 81 -
ANTIOCH CoLLEoK. .I adopt and aim to use In teach
ing, writing and speaking, the orthography and pronun
ciaton Of Worcester's Royal Quarto Dictionary -
President Hill. ''ltF - f.ft .-ls On ~.l.44rrc
In all my writing, speaking, and teaching, have en-
deavored conform 70 the rules for ortbography and
pronunciation as contained in Worcesters Dictionary"
Horace Mann, late President. nA . 9 l' ,.t
KENYON ooLLroR, GAMBIKR 81 most cordially recon.
ond II the most reliable standard authority OF the
English language as 1t is now written and spoken. y
President Andrews. f-t 7-,.ggt ,,..'. - r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-19

The peers, as body, cannot, therefore, plume
themselves on their antiquity, or safely presume
to take liberties with the prerogatives of the
crown and the rights of the people, on the
lstrength Of what was done bY their ancestora
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-19

80 serpeuss, they Say have power TO charm,
1--we probably learned the art inrhef famous
Interview With the serpent In the garden, and
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