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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
access by railroads and short stage lines good roads,
comfortable coaches by limited
Will 6e open for Visitors ON AND AFTER TIE FIRST OF
White Sulphur.
SREKsBRIKR COUNTY, WEST vIReINIL
Sweet Springs and Salt Sulphur Springs.
MONROE COUNTY VIRGINIA
Route via vgnia Central Railroad River Depo
unt about the 10th Of July when the railroad will 70
Covngon; and from Bonsscks, the Virginia and Tennes
Hot Springs, Healing Springs, and Hath
Alum Springs
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Route via Virginia Central Railroad to MHlsboro Depot
Roek bridge Alum sprfngs,
RocKsRIDGE COUNTY,
Route via Virginia Centsal Railroad TO Goshen Depot
Augusta White Sulphur Alum springs,
FORMERLY srRIBLIsGs.)
Route via Central Railroad saunton hence By ssaseste
the Springs.
Allegheny Springs,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Reute via Virginia Central Orange Alexandria to shas
vile Depot on virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Coyner's Sulphur Springs,
BorEcoURr COUNTY,
Route ss above 70 Coyners Springs Station Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
Through Tickets be procured at the PRINCIPAL cite,
West North and South to all the abovensmed Springs
The Propretos Of the above Springs provided
an entire outfit Of New Furniture etc. all dep8tmsnts
and viii use every effort to make visitors satisfied
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GRAND COUNCIL r AND sM.

2. N. Todd NJ p, Grand Master, New orissns.
ny. r. swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master New Orleans.
John W. Jones. T. Inustrous Grand Master Shreveport
John C. Gordy, g. p, Conduetsr Of Work Franklin.
H. Breen, O. O. Of the Guard, New Orleans.
Joseph +. Hornor, q. Treasurer New orisans
Qua sontsg. O. Recorder, New orieanz "a -
Rev. ThoA b. Lawson, @. Chaplain, New orIssna
u. r Buckley, O. Conductor, New Orleans
r. L. Bruce. @. Steward. New Orleans
tusts Wells. q. Sentinel. New orlsauA
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GRAND coSsIsToRY s. PIP r. 8. TH1RrY.sroos,
DECREE

DEGREE.
8. H. Tocd, SD Grand Commander IN C,hIsf u,o.
John Claiborne, SD, First Lieutenant Compaana. ~
Orleans "e"
Fulgence Ricsu SD. Second Lieutenant Commands ~
Orleans. = w"
John L. Lewis SD, Grand Constable New or,ean.
John O. smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Orl.an.
Samuel X Walker SD, Grand Minister Of stata Mas,
Orleans. ~"
Dr. James Q. Bachelor. ssd Grand Chancellor New Or
leans. We
Ben Da Silva, SD. Grand Almoner New Orleans
Emmet ID. Craig, SD, Grad Registrar New Orlean.
John Z Mcclure, Sd Grand Keeper Of g. and A. Nsv
Orleans. - W"
VIM M Perkins SD, Grand Treasurer New orlean.
by. r. swssey, SD, Grand Primate New orls.us
Z. saionon, SD, Grand Provost. New Orleans
James Scot, SD, Grand Expert New Orleans
James q. WILMER, SD, Grand Assistant Expert MAJ
0rleanA wv
Jean Lamarre. SD Grand Beausenior New Orleans
Angel Martin, SD Grand Bearer OF the " New Ora.n
Bruno De Lucas SD, Grand Master Of the Guards New
Orleans.
Orleans.
Daniel T. scruegs, SD, Grand Steward New orIeana
John Melton, s2d, Grand Ad-deC Camp, New orleana
T. Carroll, SD. Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday 4
January.
Stated sittings 2st March, June September sAa
9Th December.
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GRAND r. A. CHAPTER.

Henry p. Buckley Grand High Priest, New orissna
q. '" hunday, Deputy Grand High Priest Clinton.
John W. Jones, Grand King. Shreveport
Homer II. Smith, Grand Scribe, Franklin.
Henry r swasey, Grand Treasures New OrIsap<
J. q. Bachelor Grand Secretary, New Orleans
Rev. Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrop
John O. Gordy, Grand Lecturer, Franklin.
X ID: Day, Grand Captain Of the Host Baton Rouee
Joseph p. Hornor, Grand p s., New Orleans
Henry Hamburger, Grand r A Captain New or.acs
John O. NJ Williams, Grand Master Third Veil shrsvspor>
Hugh Breen Grand Master Second Vel, New orlesna
W. w. Leake, Grand Master First veil 81. Francsyille
Ersstus Wells Grand Guard. New Orleans.
2th 1868.
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MEDICAL.

EKENCn MEDICINES In VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT q CO.,
Checklists to HI. Il. III. Prince Hapoisop
Is Rue RIOHELIEU. PARIs
No More Cod Liver OIL.
sEIxAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RAD1sH
God Liver on to which is infinitely superior Il cures dis
constitution BY purifying blood and is IN word the m 8
and bowels WITH The sss ne esSg e
Aias very sOsciOas diseases ofihs skin S'n'
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULrs SYRUP OF HYrHOsPHATE OF LINZ
This new medicine sovereign remedy in phthss
serious symptoms The coags Is yea re- n az sas , %S
cease and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health.
No More Poverty OF the Blood ana Pal.
Complexion.
DRs LERAs PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
ner iengssls medicine contains the elements Of III,
shherO offered public liquid eolosss ana sste
Less hspeedy cures ehorosis pains in the stomach dBca
HE majority Of the zcsdenies q nsdcin. of Pari. recon
suffering o% sDd AS other o. Scs sSnqO
ever snziey nervous emotions OvsrwOrk general dsbi
Ills the emily preparation vhien causes constipation
Nerv NJ Headaehes and Neuraisis
eR1MAG i;fTs' BsSziIias GaR9}ARANA
Avegetable substance, used from time In Br.st
and entirely nOheRsiva
Betfer Than Copaibn.
VAULTS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT on
hATICO VEGETALlS
viii always eject TSess insure rspd sSs
Of recent and chronic Of private deases
They used in the hospitals Paris by ceeb ated r
IA Nd and are found greatly superior to all hith
mls sa remedies and eepabs and cubebs The ajecson
used In recent and capsules In chronic cases
General dspst In Paris at GRIMAULr 4 co.'s
Chemists 10 u. L Il. Prince Napoleon
Is rue Richelleu
seld IN New Orleans By DUCONGE,
DELOOHE
GUILLOf,
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COrNEk's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR sPRINGs

This well known WATERING PLACE, situated in Rot.
tourt county Virginia the line In full view OF ths
virginia and Tennessee RAJ road viii again opened for The
reception OF visitors on the LIST OF June.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington. Richmond and
feersoug viii arrive the same evening the Springs those
coming from the south and West reach the Springs about
ten hours from Bristol
visitor desiring 70 stop By informing the conductor when
they strike the Virginia and Tennesss Railroad of fact
viii be landed at the platform imms diatey opposite 20 The
Spriu gs - ~
The undersigned formerly Of Richmond takes pleasure IN
informing his friends and the public generally that be has
removed TO this place with the intention making PEG
manent residence and will
render pleasant and agreeable 10 his There
FIVE SULPHUR sPRINGS
the medicinal qualities Of which and favorable
known that Is deemed Unnecessary speak their
ZINE BAND OF MUSIC viii be In attendance during
the season. -
TERMS:
..
Board, month. rs %
WIN. II. FRY, Proprietor
PostOfice, Bonsacks
Roanoke county, Va
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A LLEsHANY SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA

ms celebrated Watering Place having undcrrore thorouef
and been furnished throughout every department. wiz
eey new and hrs class furniture will Be open for he "a
eepslon OF visitors on the 18th day Of June
Ine reputation Of this
thst IL useless 70 enumeate the particular disesscs
oI which II Is specific The propretors have -
Of Virginia - --9.AAs Fisoo N me mountain
comortsee Coaches win each train at shav,vir.
narsy III 49, W TO the SPRING. The resident
experiences and no pains spared 70 render y,si,o
NV O. A CoLHOUN. Agent
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erAsD ooxxAsDERY KNIGHTS rrxpr.Rs

GhAND conMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARa
sr saml NJ Todd R. E. Grand Comm ander New orjs.,.
81. ruigence kicau, " K Deputy Grand Commando.
New Orleans.
81 jos r. Hornor, T. Grand Generalissio New orie.ns
sr W. < whitaker, e. Grand Captain General. Ns-
Orleans. ~
ST. by. 4 swasey, Z. Grand Prslste; New or,eans
Sr VIM. McDuf, Z. Grand s. W., New orleaus
sr T. A Bsrtette, e. Grand J. w., New orleans
sr Emanuel Bessy T. Grand Treasurer New Orleans
sr Gust sontag Z. Grand Recorder, New Orleans
sr A. Z. Billings T. Grand Stand Bearer New orI...
sr Jos. K Turek, Z. Grand warder, New orleans
sr Stephen selleck, T. Grand Captain Of the Gusrd.
Next annual cenesve February IL 1865. A. O. 7sa
ACTIVE MEkBEBs OF THE SUP O. rHIRrYrHIRu
DEGREE A AND A R.
Chas. Lafcn de Ladebat, $50, New Orleans
James Q. Bachelor, NJ D. SD, New orleans
Dep. Insp. Cen VIM. N. Perkins SD New Orleans
h. NJ Todd, SD. New Orleans
Jno. I. Monroe. SD. New orieans
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oCIsiANA LIVERY AND sALES
STABLES,
Nos ls 10 and 49, Magazine street. between JUL.
Joseph streets
Frtesss Males and Horses for Sale Also carisre. and
Buggiss for Hire. l. HART Pronri..o,
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GOAL.

CoAL'....'..''.''...coAL...-......~..~CoAL.
sm now delivering the best Psburg Camel ana Apth.
ste GOAL for family the lowest rates ODD.
le At the old stand sl 0rsv street or At 81 DSnnS
sweet and Al the Coal Landing opposite the o. MINI
promptly attended TO- AsoPittsbuTg COAL BY boat oss
hS boat load or barge delivered any point on the nn.r
VI Lower Coast JAS. N. PETERSON.
16f Gravier street
Opposite the ST. Charles Hotei
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THE CHRONICLE.

We know of no more eminent and
successful druggist in the United
States than H. T. Helmbold, 594
Broadway, New York city. We are
certain there are none in these United
States who p~stronize printers ink to
a greaer extent. We are positive in
the assertion, and have no hssitancy
in saying that each and every one of
Helmbold's preparations possess all
the curative powers claimed for them,
while we are sure that among all the
proprietary medicines in existence,
Helmbold's ranks as first and foremost,
not only among the people, but among
druggists and regular physicians. The
one preparation alone, and known
among medicine men as "Helmbold's
Fluid Extract of Buchu." has made
him the popular man he IS, and has
so placed his medicines as TO be with
out a rival or ever an equal. This one
medicine alone, HelmbOld's Buchu, is
so pure in its ingredients, and so posi-
tive in its curative powers, as to over
come the prejudices OF the regular
fraternity, and e such an extent that
regular physicians in New York and
elsewhere are freely recommending it
for all diseases of the kidneys and
kindred organs, for female weakness,
ard for diseases consequent upon a
change of climate and habits of dissi-
patton.
DR.. Helmbold, besides being the
most liberal advertiser in the world,
has the handsomest and most complete
drug establishment in the world, while
We can guarantee to any Of u readers
who may be sojourning in New York a
kindly welcome from not only the
doctor. but from his courteous assist
ants.
This, as well as the other medicines
of DR.. Holmbold, can be found at all
our drug stores.-M. Louis Republican.
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III
UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Principal ofthis National Institute Platt
r. Spencer. one of the authors of the eelebrst-
cd Spenosrian System of Writing. and the &C
knowlelgsd Champion Of the Pen in the United
States. will have charge of the Writing Dep art
ment Of the Union Business College. BIZ this
change the advantages for acquiring 4 business
hand writing or mastering the Art of Writing
in all its branches. are such as are no 'ohere else
10 be found. Mr.. Speneer has taught in many Of
the leading Colleges and Public Schools of the
Continent. and every where gathered around
him large classes of the finest talent. and gain
ed a very enyiable reputation as instructor of
this most useful Art.
Scholarships issued a. this Institution are
good throughout the Association. Young mon
J readily see and appreciate the difference be-
tween sn Association of Colleges located in
business centres. and single isolated schools in
country towns. IfyounE men desire to ~gstinto
business they must 90 where business is trans
acted.
For terms. and Specimens of Writing. ad-
dress FELTON, &BIGELOW.
CLHvELAND. Ono.
> Aug. %, Is6s-6mo
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING
THE CHIEF ARGUMENT AID

AA A4N L.
Il dueed by the friends of Plastic Slate in
proof of is superiority over all inventions Of
Ike character. is the important and ineontrO-
vertible IA OF that the two dement's of which il
is composed possess characteristics Of affinity
combined in no other roofing material hereto
fore OF at present in use. Coal tar is found to
be the viscOus element alike Of coal and slate.
andlt was discOvered-nOt invented-that BIZ
the combination Oftar and slate a composition
was obtained possessing the pliability and elias
ITCHY Of the former. with the sOlidity and in
destruetibility Of the latter. and scientific in
yestigatiOn. as we'll as our own experience.
fully establishes the fact that its exposure to
heat and eold-wet and dry-serves only 20 re-
construct the two elements into their original
eondltOn-sOLID SLATE"
Below please find testimonials from gentle
men well known in this community, as men Of
candor and good Judgment.
WARREN, March II. 1858.
This eerti6es that I have a Plastic Slate Roof,
which was put on in the fall of 1866. and take
pleasure in saying that il has given perfect sat.
isfactiOn. 1t has passed two winters without
showing any effects of frost. does not crack. and
as far as l am able TO judge. princess durabiIi-
IT,. / have also used the cement in stOpging
leaks in my tin roof with good success
L. J.IDpIN6S.
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lions Herald, of New York, says: 'Lo-
we'll wittily said that "The white Phillip
would run by the side of the chariot when
the black eunuch was riding on its seat. ~
That is already the case in the South.
EK-GOv. Brown, of Georgia, a rightly re-
constructed rebel, says the unrecOnstruct-
ed rebels there not only elect negroes to
Office, hut drive them TO the polls in their
buggies, and even carry them on their
shoulders, if they vote their ticket. This
is a head of Phillip and the eunueh.
There is no authority for the white mans
carrying the negro, unless on Peter Cart
wrights Dutchman's theory who tugged
home with his fat frau on his back, be-
cause Peter had told them they must tax c
up their cross and she was the biggest
cross, he had. The colored Southerner is
the white ones cross. 1t will do him good
to carry him. The whirling of time
brings round strange roverses.
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rOuf.
JULIUS KING.


WARREN, March Q. 1858.
This eert'fes that / have had opportunity of
seeing an actual test Of the fire proof qualities
of Plastic slate Roofing, and have no hesitation
buildings covered with il accordingly. which
amounts to a saving Of 10 per cent. on isolated
buildings. ALBERT WATSON.
Insurance Agent.
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Rosecrans has succeeded in making him.
self a subject of general ridieule, and
southern papers are numerically deriding
his correspondence with Lee.
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WARREN, March -. 1858

"NNN-Ns It'll > I00os
This certi6es that in the erection Of our dwell
ling and stores last season. We made choice Of
Plastic Slate for our roofing. aud have had no
cause to Tegretit. Should we build more this
season, as we contemplate. should use the same.
We would state further in reference to the in
quiTy as 70 whether tbs rain water from the roof
is affected by any faint OF coal tar, We say that
tits EOt. We should say that our eistsrn water
is better than from a single roof. less snow re-
naming on the roof in winter 20 hold the SCOT
and being smooth, less SCOT is held, than by tho
uneven surface of a single root.
JULIUS KING.
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THIsINsTTTUTlONi isl the Pioneer COLLEGE

International USLNESSC OLLEGE Association.
whose schools are located in all the leading
cities Of the United States and Csnadas and
are the most POPULAR and PRACTICAL Of the
kind on the Continent. It is centrally located
in the choicest business section of the city, and
occupies apartments. elegant. spacious. and
commodious-in all respects we'll appointed. no
expense having been spared to secure the great
est convent fence and comfort to the student
The course Of study IS full and complete. en-
braeing all kinds of business. and is made as
practical as the business Of the outside world
by the handling of money. checks. drafts. bust,
ness papers generally. and the buying and sell
ling of the various classes of merchandise in
connection with each transaction.
The teachers are recognized as able and eff =
cient. every way meriting the reputation they
have won for themselves in the branch Of Edu-
cation to which they have devoted their talents
aud the best years of their lives-the majority
being veterans in the service. To its superior
management. to the efficiency and popularity Of
its instructors. TO the thoroughness Of its course
Of study-in short. to its unsurpassed advan-
tages. the Union Business College owes its pres
emit enviable position and reputation among
the business men and Institutions Of the coun-
try.
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The following Siren report Of Farmers Club.
Oct. IL. in answer to question by +. +. TrOwes.
of WattSburgh. Pa. Am ! 10 understand that
in the opinien Of the Farmers Club. the Plastic
than good shingles?" Ans. D. Ciub-"Yes sir.
more durable than the best Cypress from the
Dismal swamp. which has been known to last
100 years hat kind of wood can be as d1ra-
bic a~sstone? For such the Plastic slate be-
comes. hard and firm as the Slate from the quar-
rvB
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The following dialogue took place 4
short time since between a visiting
examiner and n pupil in a school near
S~9lisbgrgi
"NOs, them the first boy Of thr
grammer class"
First BOy-"Here I be, Zir."
EXaminer-"Well, my good boy,
can you tell me what vOwels are? ,"
First BOy-"VOwls, zir? ices, of
course l can"
Examiner-''TelI me, then, what
are the vOwels 81
First Bay-HYpWls, cir? why yoYls
are chickensun
AragO divided lightning into three
sorts-fOrked, sheet and meteoric.
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In addition to the above. I am prepared to
furnish Carriage-maksrs and othsrs witb the
best quality Of Turned SpOkes, Bent Rims.
Bows, SHAFT. Poles. Ssat-arms,H Hubs, &c, at as
low prices as 1t any other establishment.
Csrlage-makers desiring to furnish their
oEn TIMBER, can get their SpoFe s and Hubs
tufned0n short notice. and at fair prices.
oeDt5 lS63 Z. K. WISELL.
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That he has ever exhibited and oferedt for sale
in this market. His stock consists of FAMILY
CAR IAGES and SLIDE SEATS, Of various
patterns. One-hOrse Bnggies of nearly ever
description. all O (which are Of the latest and
most approved Eastern styles. which for 0uaIi-
y OF material, substantial workmanship and
elegance Of finish, snnOt be surpassed bv any
otn-r establishment IN the State. Having IN
all the necessary machinery for manufacurins
his SpOkes, Hubs. FellOss. and everything that
can be done adyantaSoOusly By machinery.
Being q practical mechanic himself, superin-
tending Gnd overseeing all the various branch
IS, he ts prepared to furnish a vehicle IN first
rate style: for less money than any other nanu-
~facturer in the west.
HACKS. PEDLER'S WAGONS. COACHES L
BAROUCHES,
II rot on hand. will be made to order. on short
notice.
repairing Trimming and Painting done
With ~neatness and disPatch.
A-Au WcTz done al my manufactory warran-
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WARRES. March 16. 1868
We the undersigned have made use Of Plastic
Slate tor roofing purposes. and take pleasure in
saying that il makes a satisfactory roof.
II. C.. BELDIN. ii. HUNT.
McLAIS 4 WARD. PAcKARD, HULL i Co.
+. N. STONE, JAMESON / WHEELER.
S.. l. Freeman.
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Our store building. corner of Main and Frank
lin streets. is a tin roof. but was so leaky as to
be very unsatisfactory, bat was made perfectly
tight by the application of Plastic Slate.
ANDERSON d RUPP.
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lam fully prepared with the best material.
and shall give my exclusive attention to the
supplying Of this roofing. ana all work will be
done under ny own supervision; believing 10
the old maxim that"he who by the plough would
thrive. himself must either hold or drive
5. PARISH
In addition to the making Of new roofs. PlaS-
Tie SIafnis tha
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16

My house on Washington Avenue. Ormsrly
Owned by Jacob II. Baldwin. has the oldest
Plastic Slate rOOfin town. Come and see it aud
think you will agree with me that yOu would not
exchange it for the best single roof in town.
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We shall aim 10 keep such goods as will attract
the trade. and knowing that people nova uHys
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-06

this interesting work but on account o.
the failure of more subdrlipale officers
in some instances, and (sOm GIark oil
a proper appreciation ofthe subject on
the part Of some county Superipteniapa
and inaRenton to The recruitment ofth,
law by others, statistical reports have
been received from only twenty nina
oouni6s Itappests that 10 lbesS couu'
lias thete have heon Ihr9s hundred Aad
sixy.thrac school hoosF built daring
tho year and the General Supetinlsod
apt estimates the.whoP dnnSbeHbdiIk.in
tho SH@ within the same tim6inat ppl
less than four hundred and ,t6gl Abg
nnmber built within lhA-tbras ystts
since Ch0Sys'em was fnougOrated APP
prox mates oui !hau'andj" and. while
many Of these arc ytry ordinary Stvust
ur4s, many display tia good taste Ond
literally Of the peigbbatbaols where
aey ara iocac1, anl' still Others arc
Superior'io Architecture and are supplied
with eW most modern and convenient
style Of sGbo0l furniIurO, In addition
10 the locsI lakes. thurs was distributed
among the, counties, on LIST Of April, 81
the sum of Si75,000 from tho STATE
school fund .nd.lbe sum to,be disti5n.
on the lslM April, 1888. is oaiim1ied
at qot4iess tIau Slso,oD0; ttus showlagl
. continued increase, whlph though nos
I.largssmay be relied 90, 10 doutt Iog'
the future, without any increase
6lion =
lll.sloAJ nqEb gtgolleg. thai
rpsglts lhdga baShs iIpdiare being al
ljlfSl ana sboa altl tllos close ~
NaF, sislaaled sos9 tiagrs 4 soflist
of VI iyoryt nd !, q NJ
cod ~ Ia al b Ga add
neni; ia lis fgcs ht
sea lOrpppular eada ny
sfdxSiipb;Ssnd, ln ioa isis
Qdi6qa GiissfialnadS nahf ha9a
.h5I bean fanlhas SApl btn liiiil
beh islpt NJ "a laoai
tih6ySHg efs hfd
J n ~ W. titi " g. ~ ilH
gi3 titelg geIi
s0en AN
n is9ad a yil
l'opponsh zee ain b6S
plop st 9bEdp baital
partia speqs io IS
eth6 taxes NJ bNaa Sl6otSa
Tor ip5l fpo1 para
l.al lbess 1gS Y s.lsit
4, Dp assstlg u, tilis
lisyied 20 raise fahtH lef builalas scHoDl
lhousss, Wheh these ais colbplptoli
(which mast soon bits.eicasa. tic rate q 4
taxes mast DO materially reduced. ind
ihissroapasof complaint swill,na lopSsf
isexists Aald,ha&Temsrked elsewhere, ~
should b fscoililIesl thAtthese laK4s afs
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