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The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

. A PERFECT line of White, Black and COL
ored genuine Kid Gloves offered at reduced
prices at Coeia Hassan's. dec2d1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

COGIA HAssAN is now running good Paper
Collars at cts. box; better at cts de2d2t
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

SLEIGHs, Pungs, Lap Robes, Blankets, &C.
are bought at great bargains at Taylor's Auc-
ton rooms and Bazaar, IA and 16 Exchange
street. dec2d3t
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

THE latest style of drumming trade was
adopted yesterday by Cogia Hassan. de2d2t
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended TO at the
owest possible rates. VIM. NJ MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
EONNNECTICuT

hartford, Dec. 1.-The barn on the farm
of David Clark in this city was burned about {
O'Clock this eveaing, with the contents, except
the stock, which was saved. Loss $4,000; in
sared $780, Mr.. Clark's farm is very near
where the barn of Henry French was burned a
few days ago. There is no doubt both fires
were incendiary. On the way to the fire hose
carriage ran over two women at street cross
ing near the State House, and one of them
Mrs. III. @. Graves, wife of a printer was SO
badly injured that she died in a short time af-
ter being taken Lome. Sne was 80 years Of
age, and leaves a daughter 10 years old.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
AUCTION ES.

i'u' niture, "a pts, Cgoekery, Sc,
at Auction.
I'm Saturday, Dec Sd, at ten o'clock at Office wa
~ hall sell Parlor Suits, Black walnut ana Paint
wool Mattresses. Feather Beds, Bedding, Mahogany
ana Painted Chamber Furniture, Dining Chairs ahd
Table. lot ct new Crockery, Brussels and Ingram
Carpets, Cock and Parlor stoves, &c.
no36td r. o. BAILEY & CO., Auetloneers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
Business Notices.

GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
"a. X. HUNT,
Commission Merohant and AuotioneeI'

IN large assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods viii be solu during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at Wholesale prices. Cash on al
descriptions of goods. Consgn"en's ho' iiin''eo'.
February II, 1865. dtf
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

FRESH Eggs and Choice Butter at whole
sale, at % Spring st. nov29th-1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. If.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

NEW YORK. De3 Norning.-Gold opened at
110a q 1103 Money q per cent. Sterling Ex-
change 10ss q 1899. Tie following the forenoon
n nj n Of
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
Special Sale, at II O'Clock. precisely

BROWN FAMILY HORSE 'Mountain Boy" u.
M. Kimball Wagon c. p. Kimbal Jump seat Gar,
ryali, "Jordan" Harness. Lap Robes, Stable anu
Street blankets, Halter, Whip. Weight, and Circin-
gle The property of gentleman who sells Tor want
OF u'e complete establishment TO be sold TO hgh-
est bidder. Worthy the attention OF buyers.
HENRY TAYLOR g. CO., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
PORTLAND ACADEMY

WINTER TERM begins November %. 1870.
w Particular attention paid to drilling Masters
and Misses in the English branches. English Gram
pups in the higoer branches can be attended to.
For terms, etc. Apply to
nov19iseod3w 8 Brown Street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
At ate Sale,
Valuable Lot OF Land at auction

nN Tuesday, Nov Goth, at 8 p. NJ. we shah sell
" the valuable lot of land Soutberlv Corner
of Congress and Neal Streets. said or is 80 feet
Congress and 100 feet on Neal ST. This is of the
most desirable lots in the city, situated the line
OF the Horse Cars in the immediate vicinity OF some
OF the finest residences at West End.
Terms at sale
nol9td F.O. BAILEY g. CO., Auc'ioneers.
eJ-The sale Of the above property was postponed
on account of weather, to Tuesday, Dec 9Th,
tin e and place. no30 I'd
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
CAL.IF0RNIA

LOTTERIES DECLARED LEGAL BY IMPLICATION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Judge Sawyer Of
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
'TAYlOR'S BAZAAR.

gY HENRY TAYLOR a CO.,
AT THE BAZAAR 6 AUCTION ROOMS,
II & I6 Exchange ST., and 3O5 Conf 81.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

fEAANS &.4 *Z$af%
Qos vsux'jss-tr.yaillev evsc lss plsnteu,s,
i-lss premiere ia,1ssl1sssal1as ID qu..,ion,-A
!. 'sehsgfet's diips arr.,eil9k briqnan, ls .usfs
% sAnieass y Plus tsessmiqoe >, /. plas
onaat' = fosj-c'ion fsi.e, Que ls jus a.
cannes 'ese trouble sptes n deco!ors,ion, ellie
"'es' pas sfrisuse. Tn liqaids decolore rar
racids sulfn reux sloit roster dSco,os4. lie
rsnner trop s%ouvsn,, Ne lai svais pa. laisss
10 reros necessaire, celia Iui donne,. une
apparshcs trouble, mais ne lui teodrs pss /,
conlsut gull = pcr,iue.
Je prize done MN. Iss rlan,enrs do r4Aechir
a "ne question qai les imi6fe.se au snpreme
de2Fe, et je demeure co,vsincn que mon
APPAREL tspond aux propri&,s ci.dessus iu.
diqaees.
5f& D. LABAUVE.
Paroisse S%,-Jacqnee, 4 Jain 1870.
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saSsE Plaasfewrs.

NM. les habitan's qui mont pas l'in,en:ion
lie fabri9nrr Ieur sncre i l'acide sutfursux.
s"nt invites I faire nn esssi .is l,appa,ri,
i"veni@ par NJ. A.. Lab lnve. Get apparel a
"on settlement l. ptop.it,S Dc s.,a,er l..
''a"ides 40 Plns h.ut sdss,a, mais e"co,s
c''aqns habi'ant peh,. svec &c, APPAREL, fai,s
Il q~nan,i,A de Bi<nlphi,s dont il aura bssoin
p"ns son prorre usage.
Dsnx h"mmes, manenvrant Get ~arpareil.
'penvsnt faire de HUT l donze basils de Bisul.
pli'e par jour. Economic de Ia plu. hauis
Importance 81 don't chacan dol, ~ reud,s
eomp,s. E., sa,ss rasAn,aas de fai.s .o;.
ms'"e son BisalpI,i,r, on psu, encore loi
,donnes; h forcs voalue.
En- siifmsnt ici qne mon apparel, ou,re /.
vsrin qnsh . Dc sainser tsa ii1nidss 40 MIN
hsst dee.t rss y meyssfds i'sei,e suIfu,cux..
psat eneoss f.b,iqast 10 Bi.olphte, 10 n'..
va"es riso que j. ne pnisss psouver :,
demostsss pr sPsxptrisaes.
Gel aPrsrfii I toi,ciioan6 soas iss yeux ii.
M"nsisaT Lsui. Lebspigeois, IL pl.n,sur
d'sxp<tisnce sisn co,nu., q = r. Hsrviiiso
Boalseois. nm suesies liable.
Ces laassisass Sons diss.,t CONNIE moi. one
c~etasssessiI - aaas,s = aimpaieis6, .aad,6s
eaasss pr sssoi, 81 dssiiaS sdev.a;r y
pssRiss ssppassil q 2 essse sssns jssas,a
Ns8 afSsls~a.
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fl 4 IL L,~0ll'UISIANIAy.
-81 A A @# s4#@&. .~=A
i :. Saturday, June 25, 1870.

- nr - =. E4IaKNEEa - ~ - a Isl - III
Yess black hassls my nil sAaks sAris wa,,s
hands. The hands Of . workman o,sy .hake
~ hands q 4 king wi,hoo, disg,seine him.
No. eolof.d men, those rsnegades will ass.
ves with Peter: II do 10, know ,ha, man..
Riches and poverty are The two ex,reme
terms 81 ne social Inequality.
IT You may Be Of use 10 them, -bu, IN ,h.,
case only.-,hey will sao,hs and prai.e YOU.
90 with every candidate from abroad, from
inside, and sven will. the candidates Of you,
eolor. In politics, matter unknown 10 you,
politics Of the dsy,-ths hoaes, mon are
more rare than jewels.
Do yon intend 10 Try . candidate, give your
v"se 70 the one who shall drink in your
chamber pot; and twenty will .o,lici, the
honor Of drinking in Your chamber not.
Money is purifying everything, they say.
And, however, you are always ready TO
listen to some wandering scound.sis WHO are
speeding, crying, yociferaling, following 70,
the benefit Of the country il 10 10 say, Of their
pocket.
FteindA beware; be more cautious. less
simple, wiser and freer; work a. men, attend
to your family, economizs money fur your
children, behave yourselves q responsible and
tras gentlemen.
And you will deserve Abe respec, due 10
gentlemen.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

PoLlcE JURY.-Governor Warmo,h ha, an.
pointed the following men as Police Jurors in
The Parish Of ST. James.
Five are coloreL. %
Three are white.
'Ihey represent, they say, the various ole.
msnts Of the Parish"
1st Wafd.-valmir Shedrick. '1"."" W."
81 Ward.-Eiwa,d Valentine.
81 Wafd.-P. G. Smith.
%'h Ward.-Alfred Mirs.
9Th Ward.-B. Lapice. WI .".m '0'
9Th Ward,-J. c. Oliver.
9TH Ward.-J"hn Hedgp.,h.
9Th Wa'd.-Gab,iel Chelssy.
Ills Ul'ra-ExcsIlency Wa,moh ds.e,ve.
our hsst respects and our complete gratitude.
His councillors and i"ssjsa,ofs arc no cliqucs,
Of course.
Our wellintormed contemporary, The As
esssion Republican, says: 1--WE feel proud to
sec that they were raised (by more c~lance)
the exalted position Of q country Justice Of
ii. Peace"
More chance for whom?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

certainly we are marching proudly
towards Progress.
Lately, in a civilized County Of America
which we know of, a certain Judge wa.
Offering some money to an apo,hecary for a
certain medicine.
That medicine had fos virtue the destruction
of unborn infants.
The apo'hecary was an honest man.
The Judge has bsen coos;dera,e enough, on
the refusal OF the aPo'hecary, 10 abstain feom
prosecuting him fot damages.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

We CLEAN in The ladep.ndaa. Of Donald
eonvilIs:@ aS as as sss
When W. were unfortunate ecoueh I.
commence the publication Of tho Republica,
Of Ascension, Warmth lad advice, us. in q
p~ecu'iar msnu"f, The following rn's of CONDUCT,
"Speak never in behalf Of The colored p%-cp,e;
this is a dirty and inferior race w,.ic,, we
must keep aside, aud Whose Intercourse is
" degrading carefully avoid. As mnch Is
8 possible, on y"or pnbica,ion., TO awake ,heir
" ambition, bscanse they arc unable 10 behave
" themselves without US aud 10 form a rule Of
8 Judgment by themselves. Il is necessary.
s. above all. to, advocate for The Nor,Aern wl,,,e
q mem This is the ori~r, and not the ad,ice,
shat give 10 every official J"nrnal."
Villa, do yon say Of that, colmed men?
Many Of you have certainly The true nnde,s-
%tandi"s Of This man, Warmo,h ; bn, beware Of
his friends swsrming around you."
We translate also the following paragraphs:
..... @M. Hnnsaker, Parish Judge, B,iya.
der general III The militia, editor Of the ,.di.
cal s.. jones Seminal, candidate fl, State
HZaEh
sena'orshiP, is the pst Of the Executive. NJ.
Hnnsaker being The ch"ice Of the Executive,
white and eo'ored mea are justified for
voting against. him."
And also the following history:
...... "Of what benefit have been 10 NJ our
Representatives,, Milton Morris and G. Hit?
The first one, unable 10 read and write, has
sold himself asa pig a, q fair; and he
sold himsslf ~ perfer,ly that lie has .nc.
cseded 10 builL six OF eight houses in CarrolI.
ion. As for the second, If honest, he is a cy-
pher under 4 notice." ss
Who will ever write The Mechanics Insii.
tu's dark, dirty, seandolous and fabulous
Stables Of king Ausias are 4 saloon compar-
10 that 6l,hy radical M~echaaic's Iostiru,e.
All the %excrsmcn,s of Louisiana and carpet
1agssrism we're gathered, on purpose Of max
lsw'. ~ 'aa' dssv hoas q da.knes. and
~ SI.RAaNs=f
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HeiUclia Store.
Habitaticn Copponex & Co.

S-Jacques, R.re Gauche,
Cs Magosin, qni wien, d. %s'onvrir, est un
des m'ens a-so'.is de Ia ca'npagne.
y" y t'onve des Marchandises seches De tout
genre, Ell unc GROCERlE complete e, par.
'iem.n s.so,iie.
Wins et 1iqusurs d prsmisr eheix.
Aug prix ks plus raisonnobls.
NJ. Felix Oubre, IL commits de- rHELVETiA
SIoRE, fera tout son pos.ibi. pour conlenisr
les amis ct clients qui youiron, bien ll,oumser
de 'euF s,s'te.5 81 unsi-70.
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UNION STORE
Tenn par N. RlCACD.
Pres dn Conrent p. o.
Marchanaises Serhes,
Cha"ss"fes DE- 'on, genre,
Groceries, wins, I%iqueurs, etc.
S~%ur prir As plus modfr<s.-~
Bin. o1Av.
Av13
Ratc0u d <~coluiion.

NJ. O. DUfION av-r,i, messien,s los r,an.
'e"rs de Ia paroisse S,J.cqns. Ct dss pa,oi<sc>
'o's'nes qo'i fa', fabtiqner 4 'eus intention les
rat-anx don't !! est i'invenie,tr.
Son ritean . feves, comms piusieurs on, pm
lie voit sur il,abi,aii0n G. Robinson. fat ayec
U" homme senl ct heux mulets, dams l'espace
uon+ Ioutnee, lie travail de ~vinyt,cina hommss.
economic liz bras ., de temps.
Al. Dnl,nn repondra aussi promp,emen, que
anx denatA.s Gni la serout lai,es,
Eucrasiou e,, favorable.
lie temps ven, que Ia machine supples ~
manqne lie iravaiIlsuts.
Frir m"dtrta et bonne eonfectian.
S'adr~Sse' = NJ. Onts'me Duhon, habi,a,ion
I. Robinson, patois>e St.Jacqnes, on bi.n 4
~. D"hon, par ie,trs 4 l'adresse du Conren,
8 I&v. GIN.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25
BY TELEGRAPH

LONDON, June 2o.-The Archbishop of Can.
'efo"'y has addressed y letter to the Bishop Of
BRISTOL, d'sco"raging any counter movement,
IN the church Of England 10 the Eo.nenicai
Council. He advises .bs,emion from any
action "a more dignified, wise and ,,ber. Hi,
Grace considers The English formulas a stuff.
c'ent response to The proceedings Of the
Roman Council.
WASHINGTON, June 20 -Internal Revenue
receipts today 81, $50. 900.
Secretary IL War BeIknap anu Admiral
returned to day from West Point.
The bill which has passed the Honse reduc.
Ing taxation was reported in the Senate 10 day
with amendments. The sections referring 10
vasi"us special taxes, including BANKERS.
re''ifisrs. inbarco"is,s, lotteries, etc., which in
lien provides for the repeal Of all special ia axes
Alter Nsy lst. 1861. with the exception Of
special TAX on brewers, a~is'il.ers and tobacco.
nists. Also repeats, after October, all taxes on
sales which are imposed by the present laws,
except on tobacco, spirits, cigars and wines.
Also repea's the taxes on Iesac.ss and sncccs.
s''"s. All stamp laws are left as a. present,
except that stamps on rroni.sory notes,
Tor any amount, and Canned aud
preserved fish. are repealed. The income
clanss is amended 10 exempt ac'ul house rent.
There are very many changes which .eiuce
The revenue from Internal sources aud restores
the sat'l To nearly The present rates.
The clauses relating 10 all kinds Of suys,s
was stricken oasa"d the follow ing sebs,i,uteL:
all sugar no. above numbsr !, Da1IcI,
i" color, AMI I'm all sytup., iic. per
on sugar above I. but no, above 10 q.
per pound; between 10 and L, DC. Per
pound; br'wesn IL and l6, 2lc. per pound
between l6 and 20. &c. per pouni: aboye 90,
standard in color, and all refined sugars
&c. per pound. The duty on m"Issses from
sugar cane remains at &c. per gallon. s
Telegraph Operators repor, ,ha, a ,er,ibl.
storm 10 raging between New York and
Bos'ons coming sonli,ward.
l''e advance OH The sugar tariff proposed by
he Sensts is one.tonrh cent on all grades
No. II Dutch standard, which remains
Is fixed Ivy the House.
Senators Kellogg and Harris were before
he COMMITTEES to-iHy, and demanded this con.
;ession 10 Louisiana interests.
The ta,if on ~ kinds ii hemp and subs,i.
n'as Tor hemp nnrna"uf,c,ured, was placed
Il the Uniform rate Of $25 per Ton.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

-sssne country papers and edltots viii q
y Immortality. u
One n those editors said lately to one Of lila
iHaamerable iscnsh customers 81 .hall haxs
very 9 , ffeschI Parl."
1et'er issposhly sn.wersd The eussesnsr,,
10 have first IN englist, part.
How 20!
-sse.a's ,Ss1 s.p., is. w.i,.. with .
pair Of scissors.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

y. scss~1 Pesht. ~uteanieisa :, fc,.
grsaa,sssselss hatitsnls 10 Ia p-stoisss, qo,l
saselAsG sos aislisrs sss Phsti,sliYn .
y. tAmssi Rout.eoi..
MaaSslrvesrsa = tsprsl d~s hsbi,as.s REQ,
EStarssisn 4 machines losiloi.s.s II
Ia sssyssyFt - 1aves seio.s pssiaFss~.s ),
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

NO, Mr.. Speaker, there is no danger in
our community Tor your precious life, no danger
OF oe'ns sweep. ont. The people are patient,
peaceful and forbea'i"e ,hei, only right, and
'hey Will Use il, is to surround the wicked and
de'p'cao'e men in q circle If isolation and
dissnst.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

The word r&dicsl has NO sense ia iitsslf.
a man may be radically Democrat, vadi.
ca'ly Republican. radically dishonest, radically
. fool; and radicals and rasca!s ;ats two
w"'d' rhymins together as we'll a. Byron,
best.
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AwuB

Messienfs los memhrss Dc Ia Socikk TAs.
s'stance mmueAe de S,-Jacques sonl Irie.,
pons sff''res tres impor'ant--, de sc teudrr
Jenli procfHin, 80 do courahl, au lieu otJi.
naire de leufs seaices.
A. TAMBOURY,
St'Jacqnes % jun 1870. A President.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

Since the militia i slo'io"sly going on in
our Parishes, tsanstsrs speak : new aud .
military sBsasss.
They ~ IN osdsr = stop 'hsir mules Halt!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

de you know why Mr.. ,Blackman doe.
not like The newspapers which he styles aehiie
and tlock?
-Because he is unable 10 read,
Ignorance is transformed into virtue by
ignorants.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-25

Unfofnnatly for humanity. ops. Of The stson.
ssst ties be'weea men i = mutual ssc,e, o!
shame. Saeh Z mar, a ssrant nsrai in one
csmmani'y, Aiss = a1sshe,, beeemrs p,we,.
q ~ protee,s ,hs ~ Who assisted him 10
hstseapes from the olntchss Of The lsw. Ssch
4 T. st'snsh'sns vish tiMs md stows With
- stov,h q lhs ~ acquired fofluns Of tie
'tsssish itissi1
-NsN ne54 sesejesslssessiag: sCM;zens,
Z. yoa ~ = - ysev tit Aavs - liesaees
= pay.s
ys,sssessa ~ SseAses
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AASNzN NsAAN

AASN4N NNMAM
A~D-@->
Excrcera sa profession dams les raroisses
Sl.Jacqnes, S;-jean.Ba ptis,e, Ascension, e,
devan, Ia Cour Supreme de rE,a,.
bureau : labilation A. B. ROMAN.
Pose: Gabrielle r. u.
~. Alfred Roman sera ,ous les jonrs a son
bureau, de 10 benres A. n. 4 2 hsures r. NJ.
s'nf 10 'nn'' on ii SO ,ronvera q Ia Maison do
cous dc la paroisse S,-Jacqnes.
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Pr0perties..

Their odos u strong. did6sive, aud ssa,e.
wha, a'oma.ie. their ,ss,s hi,ssrish, aud asalo.
gous mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
B"c'u leaves are gently siimulsn,, with .
p%ecn''1t tendency to'ile Urinary Organs.
They are givsa IL complaint. Of The Urioa.
~ Organs. such "a Gravel. Chronic cs,auh
Of The Bladder. Morbid Irritation Of The Blad.
der and Urc.hra Disease of tho Prostate
Gland, and Retention or fncontinencs Of
Ufins, from q loss Of tone in The parts con.
ccsnsd in is evacuation. The remedy has
ia" bee" recommended in Dyspepeia, Chronic
rheumatism Cu.aneous Affections and
Drop>y.
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EbUci.AlIl.T''IoNA7,
PETHANY COLLEGE.

.
The ThIrtlesh Session Of this Institution viii
and terminate on the 18th Of June, 1871. It d
romAntleally situated IN the midst OF the beauti.
ful and healthy hill.e0nntry OF the panhandle"
Of West YlrglniG easily accessible by railroad Of
river and surrounded With the most favorable In
1ueneeS for student llfo.i It has q property In
Endowment, BuildlngS, Apparatus, Library, &C.,
OF over $4,000 and II thus enabled 70 su1s
tain faculty and furnish tacill teS for thorough
education. Of the very dFAt order, f..I ne
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
for both public and private boarding, and unfur-
nlBhed roomS will be let 70 students who wish to
board themselves '4-s r-L't' f'F'' r
COURSES or INSTRUCTION.. Regular
Literary. Course, including the Ancient Lam
RuagesI for The Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. 3.
Literary and Scientific Course for tho Degree Of
Bachelor Of Sciences. 8. Tho Course Of Master
Of Arts.a 4 The Course for Master Of Sciences:
8 Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
iheGFihE, q &c, Detailed information - TO
q q Courses will be found In our catalogue.
II APPARATUS AND MUSEuM-The nstitu.
ton has q complete ret Of Philosophical Appa'
fatuB, and students who wish Il arc trained IN
the use Of Field Instruments, -GlSo thoroughly
lifted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work In Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for tho study OF Natural History.
TRRMS.-TultiOn $50 per session. Boarding
from - 10 - per week. UnfurniShed rooms -
per session 10 each studGnt, preparing for the
Ministry Free tuition TO sons OF Ministers Of
the Gospel Of all denominations. ygIa 1 Il
For further particulars apply for catalogue 70
Prof G.. Il LnOs, Secretary. or To- 10 IEl ~
", K. PENDLEToN, President,
Iyl8 -Iitilt' Bethany, West Va.
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Democracy ut Home.

Fran HIai ZNGtloNsitia .1d1iLt aassc. son Il
The Tenth district Of the sLxtlrward,
In New York, we commend 70 the ,atten.
tion Of anybody from abroad who wishes
to study the American national character
in itspresenti phase Of development! frhe
Sixth ward isI filled with e4FishmenI p be
sure; but as everybody knows who has
ever seen an American at an American
hotel or in an American railroad car one
side Of his character that affords food tor
contemplation and reflection In bis power
or enduring Gxtortion aud imppd ence;
and tint, II II cannot be contemplated m
tito district above mentioned, may at least
be reflected upon there with, much ease.
The men who live in 4, together with the,
ladies and tho children all tho inhabi.
tants, all told, from the Suckling babe up
to the oldigentIenan whoihas seanin his
own person a century or 80 .ot, the six,
hundred, years of wrong number, as
the census proves, $40 SOILS, In May Of
this year, when We last had an election,
these $40, inhabitants Of the Sixth ward
stood up to their duty and cast no less
than 0A ,votes--a. remarkable exhibition
Of enthusiasm, considering the fact that
the election was only for Judges, and was
not one To call out popular zeal!
Every man, woman and child In the dis
trict must have cast, on an average, about
one vote and one!t hiftcenth.. 80. -