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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-14

AT village in Morris County, N. j.,
a singular wedding was the other day
celebrated. The bridegroom was sixty
five years of age, and the bride a blush
ing school miss of sixteen. On the wed
ding day, according to the contract,
$11 coo was made over to the bride in fee
simple, leaving balance IN the hands of
the groom said to be about 100000. The
day after the wedding the bride called at
the district school-house and removed her
school books, saying that she would not
hereafter need to study them.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-14

Term Eap. Term Erp..
ALABAMA. MISSOURI
1877 Geo. Goldthaoaite. 1875 Carl Sc55~z.
1919 Geo. E. Spencer. 1879 Louis 2. BOgy.
ARKANSAS. NEBRASKA
1877 Powell Clayton. 1875 1h0s ". TSpt1n.
1879 S. W. Dorsey. 1917 P. W. Hitchcock.
CALIFORNIA. NEVADA.
1875 Eugene CdSseTley. 1875 VIM. NJ. Stewart.
1879 Aaron A. Sargent. 1879 John 2. Jsnes.
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1875 w A. Buckingham 1877 Aaron H. Cragin.
1879 Orris S. Ferry. 1879 r. Wadleigh
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEY.
1875 Thos. f. B0yGrd. 1875 John p. Stockton.
1877 Eli SALISBURY. 1877 FIT FrelinghuYsen.
FLORIDA. NEW YORK.
1875 Abijah Gilbert. 1875 r. e. Fentoa.
1879 S. B. ConOver. 1879 Roscoe Conkling.
GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA.
1877 ZH0S N. NOTaCOOd. 1877 Mutt W. RANSOM.
1879 John 3. Gordon. 1879 Aug. MeT73na0n1.
ILLINOIS. OHIO
1877 John A. Logan. 1875 AUe71 q. Ihu1na0H
1879 r. j Ogesby. 1879 John Sherman.
INDIANA. OREGON.
1875 Daniel ID. Pratt. 1879 Jas X. ReIley.
1879 Oliver P. Morton. 1877 John Ii. Mitchell.
IOWA. Pennsylvania.
1877 Geo. g. wright. 1919 JOnn Scout
1879 VIM. B. Allison. 1879 Simon Cameron.
KANSAS. RHODE ISLAND.
1877 Alexander Caldwell 1875 Hno Spr0gue.
1879 John j. Ingalls,. 1877 ii, B. Anthony.
KENTUCKY SOUTH CAROLINA.
1877 John W. SteUenSOn. 1877 It. j. Robertson.
1879 Th0S. c. nc CTee2y. .679 John j. Patterson.
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE.
1877 j. Rodman West. ISIS VIM. G. Brownlow.
1879 P. B. S. Pinchback.* 1877 Henry Cooper.
MAINE. TEXAS.
1875 Hannibal Hamlin. 1875 j W. Flanagan.
1877 Lot M. Morrill,. 1877 NJ. G. Hamilton.
MARYLAND. VERMONT.
1875 Vim. T. Hamilton. 1875 Geo. T. Edmunds.
1879 George R. Dennis. 1919 Justin S. Nor i'll.
MASSACHUSETTS,. VIRGINIA.
1875 CRnS Sumner. 1875 John F. Lewis
1877 Henry Wilson+. 1877 j. W. Johnson.
MICHIGAN. WEST VIRGINIA.
1e75 Zach. Chandler. 1875 Arthur l. BOreman.
1877 Thos. w. Ferry. 1877 Henry G. DQUiS.
MINNESOTA. WISCONSIN.
1875 Alex. Ramsay. 1878 M. H. Carpenter
1877 VIM. Window. 1879 Timothy o. Howe
MISSISSIPPI.
1875 Adelbert Ames.
los
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-14

ADVERSELY brings one into strange
company. The truth of this somewhat
ancient saw received new proof at Jersey
City where among the dodgers at the
police station, were two Winnebago In
dams from Wisconsin on their way to
Washington. and two women who claimed
to be, one SO and the other 100 years old.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-14

Plain things may be as cheap and
humble as one chooses, or ones purse
compels, but anything like luxury must
always be good. Cheap necessaries are
respectable. Cheap finery is low.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-14

*General W. L. Mcmillan was elected by the
McEnery Legislature for the long Senatorial
term.
cessor to be chosen.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-14
TIE NEW WORLD.

Gold closed in New York on the 10th at
1151@115H.
The Dominion Parliament assembled at
Ottawa on the 5th and unanimously elected
James Cockburn Speaker.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-14
THE NEW SENATE.

Republicans in Roman-50. Democrats and
Liberal Republicans in ltalics-A.1
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-14

MISSISSIPPI.
1875 Ade1bert Ames.
1877 Jas. L. Acorn.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02
ALEXANDRIA, La
Wednesday,. April 2, 1878
e~ In another column will be fount

In another column will be found
two advertisements of Michael Legras,
recently appointed Assessor and Collec-
tor of Rapides. They speak plainly to
all, and for the present, we call the at
tentien of all interested parties to them,
eXcusing ourself from further advice Oh
the important subject. The Editor OF
the Democrat is not in the mood, nor
has he much will to lead or shoot OIL
his battery thus early in the expected
and advised conflict. He has borne,
heretofore, his part of the battle and
without thanks, of the many conflicts in
Rapides for the past twenty years, and
now, in the Autumn of his life, will for
awhile rest contented on his faded lau-
rels. We would much prefer to see GER
tain others here cut out the work and
90 to the front and do some of the good
work. For the present we will halt
and follow in the lead of wise and sane
heads.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

TT The situation with us is really
dull gloomy and deadly inactive. Pol
tics with their usual excitement are in
q perfect dormant state and people
here do not seem to know who is boss
and which from the other. To he plain
we are in all sorts of middle and
have to keep cool and bear it with
all the grace we have left. We con-
TESS, this week, to fit of the blues ard
do not feel in any mood to bore the
readers of the Democrat with any pol
itieal diatribes; hence our old scissors
are freely used. ...
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

BWe learn that the good Sisters of
Mercy, at the Convent, design having
asLottery of very valuable articles, on
Friday the I'd of May 1873. Tickets
will be sold for one dollar each.l As
the Sisters are purely and sacred,y
vowed to charity and good will to all
here alike, it is expected of a liberal
and christian public to aid them in
their benevolent undertaking. B.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

cY Proctor & CANDLES Olive Soap is
a superior article. Its introduction in a
household is a sure guarantee that none
other will be used. 1t is sold at price
of ordinary soap, and can be procured
in any quantities from the New Orleans
Jobbers, Wholesale Agents. Sec Ad-
vertisement elsewhere.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02
The Crops.

We have lived in Rapides for a great
many years and can truly say that il
there ever was better season for crops
We cannot recollect when it was. The
season for pl"ughing was ADM. able
aud everything that could I've desired
for pitching crop and preparing for
the active business ot tho year. The
earliuess of the season, it is true, led
to the nipping of some ~of tho early
plautinss in cane, cotton and corn, but
the danger in this respect Gun be easily
repaired.
And We are most happy to know that
everybody has availed himself of this
excellent season and is far advanced in
the crop. While tho leaders and pc.
litical wire. W orkers have been wang
ling over the contents of the public
crib, the laborers have been industri.
ously and energeticully pursuing their
daily vocatiuns. This is universally
true of the c"|"red cultivat"rs of the
soil and we speak it to theil infinite
credit. 1t matters bnt little to then,
who are the successful candidates
they have long since learned that there
is no money in politics, and that their
sa.vation lies in honest, unlemittins
toll. 1t were pity to disturb this
state Of things, and we warn them
against the Vaccinations of any set OF
men who would turn them from it.
Should tins fair prospect continue
we can confidently predict a good crop
and prosperous times for our Pa,isI,
once more. With earnest work we can
even get ahead of that Southern pest,
the caterpillar.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

II Large and earnest meetings to
resist the payment of taxes to the
present personal government of Pres.
ident Grant, in Louisiana, have been
held in the Parishes of Cnddo, Frank
lin, St. Mary and Vsrmillion. In the
first named Parish nearly the whole OF
the legal fraternity have offered their
services gratuitously to the taxpayers.
We have not heard of any similar le-
gal sacrifice anywhere else.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

ABOUT LEGISLATUREs.-The St Lon.
is Democrat thus whites Of tile Mis-
souri, Legi l,,nre:
We will back the Legislature now in
session at Jefferson City against any
similar body that has assembled in this
country since the discovery of America
10y Christopher Columbus, for stupidity,
for uselessness, tor depravity, and for
all tllo~e qualities which convert honest
men into rogues and sensible men into
asses. This ITond distinction cannot,
he wrestrd from Missouri by any OF
her sister States.
Big assertion that = and hard to
beat. But we can name one that can
make the Missouri Legislature sink in
to insignifican'e and turpitude, hide its
head and throw up the sponge.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02
~ Peterson &. Surls. the cont

U Peterson & Surls, the contrac-
tors on the mail route from tie moutl,
of the river to this place, promising lis
daily mail, arrived here ON Monday
on the Texas. From what we can see
and learn they mean business, and in
tend to commence service at once.
Better news could not be conveyed tn
our long suffering public, and will,
them we hope for the best.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

u The sonoiuus and musical whis-
tie OF the truly favorite packet B. L.
Hodge, greeted our ears bright and
early Monday morning. Verify, in our
many troubles, we are fortunate, and
should lie as "happy as the big sun
fower," in having such boat in our
trade.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

~ We are glad to announce once
more the arrival, in our Town Of Dr..
John c. Gordy, Deputy District G. M.
of the Masonic Order of Louisiana.
His main purpose is the installing of
the officers of the "Fellowsi'ip Lodge"
at Hineston, in our Parish. DR.. Gordy
is putting mp at the Exchange Hotel.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

u A terrific hurricane struck Cam
ton, Miss, on the 29tl nlt., and made
sad havoc in it's work of destruction.
Forty-nine houses were blown down.
six persons killed aud one third of the
Town is in ruins,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

" We are glad to announce the
earnest decline of old Red. This is
good news, at The present season ofthe
Year, and We hope all fears Of an over
flow are dlspelled.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

p We were too fast, last week, in
complimenting old March on his good
behavior. He certainly was quite live
" at the end of his watch and lett his
mark behind him. AS we wrote his
good deeds last week, the weather was
warm enough to melt the heart of an
old maid, and in less time than the
writing of it, it turned cold enough to
freeze hickory nut. Both Monday
and Tuesday night we had severe
freeze, with ice the quarter of an inch
thick. The gardens were badly used
up and in many places the fruit. All
the cotton up has been completely
killed and will have to be plowed up
the corn, too, has been cut down, but
not seriously injured.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

e Captain HEM is not in com.
mand of the Hodge this trip. Sickness
in his family detained him in New Or.
leans. Captain j. c. Libano, his eff
cient chief clerk, does the honor &c coy.
age.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02
AMERICAN REIIEs-America is ius

AMERICAN bellies America is lust.
ly proud Of her beautiful ladies, but
how many mar their beauty, aud lose
their bealtI, and youth, become p,ema-
turely old in appearance, by neglect
ing to take proper care of their teeth.
There can be n" excuse for this, as
SozoDoNT, pronounced by all worthy a
place between the sweetest lips, can
now be had in all civilized COMMITTEES
Spaldips's Glue is useful and always
ready. -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

u The Junior Bar Association Il
San Francisco is reported to haven.
Gently discussed the Cain. Abel case u
alleged homicide in the light Of mud.
ern criminal jurisprudence. Attereol,
siderable debate as to whether any ID.
plement used by Cain could corr
within the legal definition Of a "deadlg
weapon" or whether the evidence
showed sufficient time for premedta.
ton to make it murder in the first g
gree, or whether Abel didn't really do
for want Of proper surgical attendapte,
or whether most of, the Testimony
should not he excluded on tpclinirsl
grounds, it was 6nally Determined, tlat
any competent counsel of the ,preelt
day could easily have secured diisgss
greement of the jury on the coipIr'sllsl
plea of selt-deuce aud emotional ils
sanity.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

II Our genial and full of the milk
Of human kindness friend, OF the jew.
ish persuasion, REM. Pressburg, an'
thorises and desires rs to make known
to his Christian friends, that on to.
morrow at 2 o'clock P. NJ, he bids
farewell to single blessrdness and takes
unto himself partner for life. And
on this tyen.ful and joyous OCCASION
he will be pleased and happy to well
come and greet these Christian friends.
The Democrat is made the medium to
extend these courtesies to Mr.. Press.
burg's friends.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

~ Again have we to offer thanks tt
the Leonard Scott Publishing Company
New York. This time for the Januar,
nGmber of the London Quarterly Re
view. AS dullness and fly time hav.
taken hold of the poor little Town, op
posite Pineville, the receipt and peru.
sal of sncll a Periodical is indeed an
intellectual treat. The following arr
the contents: .... .a....
|. Unpublished Letters of the Priu
crs Charlotte. ....
. 2. Laws and Customs of Sport.
3. The Two .Fre,leyicks.
4. State of the British Navy.
S. Madame DE- Sevigne.
6. Exhaustion of the Soil of Great
Britain.
7. Froude's English in Ireland.
8. The Sonnet.
8. History of British Commerce.
10. CHANGER aud Shakespeare.
IL. The Ministry and University Ed.
ucation in Ireland.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

F The bully little St. Mary was up
to time Monday, not far in the wake of
the Hodge. She leaves for the city to-
dry at l2 o'clock Al.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

a. Thanks for papers to the John =
Moore, La Belle, Seminole, B. L. Hodr
and st. Mary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02

W The Liberal Republicans ha,s Z
endorsed johnson, the Democrats
nominee for Mayor Of Cincinnati.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-21
THE PENINSULA.
CAROLINE COUNTY.

fine new passenger car has been put on the
l.. wa ealg0a4vuso nas gust Dult near
Alfred Davis, about 2 miles from fredericksburg.
About 20 families from the North are expected
to settle in fredericksburg in the Spring.
They are getting mp an interesting revival at
Denton,
The Hog Creek mill dam was blown out, re-
Gently, entailing loss upon Mr. Dougherty of
not less than u 900.
Two foolish boys-a son of John Russell and
Robert Statfori-wers having fine time with an
axe Russell put has hand on a gate post aud
Stafford tried to cut it. Finally he succeeded
and took of part II three fingers.
The smallpox exists around Denton, but the
town has escaped 30 far.
CECIL COUNTY.
Two young men of Elkton went to call on some
ladies', the other evening. One fell asleep, and
the other left without Weakening him, but labelled
him on the forehead, He, remained until the
bell was rung FOR breakfast the next morning.
Z Thomas j Jones foundry, in Elkton, has been
sold to Geo. N. 6ray and John Lair, of Rising
Sun.
Mrs Jane Candy, residing with her son-in-law,
Lloyd Balderson, near Rising Sun, fell down
stairs, recently, and was instantly killed.
Sarah Sentmhn sued Peter Peterson for SLAM
der, and a Hartford county fury rendered ver-
dict for between $1,000 and $4,000 The Court
Of Appeals has not OILY reversed this decision
but imposed the costs upon the prosecutor,
amounting to about 5000.
The clothing OF Mrs. Steele, Of the 4th district
took Are. the other day, and she was burned to
death. x
Rev. John d. Kemp. on Charlestown circuit,
has been been presented with a 800 horse by
his congregation.
William johnson, a wooden manufacturer at
Northeast, has removed to Carroll county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-21
A Mammal Of Weeds.

Weeds grow, when the good seed perishes II
has been declared that the Earth is own Mother
to the weeds, while the grains and fruits are but
her adopted offepnng. This il hard saying,
huly, and yet how nearly just it seems.
DR., Ezra Michener, of Avondale, Chester Co j.
well-kno@n as most patient and laborious scen-
tihe man, and especially an authority OH Botany
has Just published, through MIR. II. L. Brinton
OF the Press, at Oxford, Pa, a little work. On
titled A Manual Of Weeds, it being a description.
botanical and familiar. OF hundred weeds in
lnrlens to the farmer with practical suggestions
Ior their determination. The author has entered
with much spirit and energy iuto demonstra-
hon OF the great necessity existing for the more
general destruction OF alI those plants which are
out OF place. for plant out of place, says the
Doctor, il a weed. '''N
The price OF tho work il rs cents. and IL will
be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF the
pnco. ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-21
PERSONAL AMD PARTICULAR.

--Bulwer saved his money. t' V'
The King of ssxony writes love songs. s
George MaoDonalds health is improving.
.-Bayard Taylor is writing novel. That's
nice.
Gen. Beauregard III superintendent of New
Orleans city railway.
- The salary Of the Governor Of Pennsylyania
has been fixed at $4,000.
-Gevernor Hartranftis is enc Of tho best adyer-
tsed mne in tho country.
.-Professor and Mrs. Stowe have gone TO Flor.
ifa on account OF his failing health.
Miss Iona CLARK ia cashier of an Iowa bank
and Almost excellent officer she proves
Winnie Ream gives Saturday afternoon re-
ceptions in Washington to her admirers.
Gen. Hancock visited his birthplace Norris
town, Pa, yesterday, and was serenaded, last
evening.
H-At Savannah, yesterday, the birthday of
General Robert Edmund Lee was celebrated with
a military parade.
-Archbishop Connolly, OF Halifax, has issued
pastoral circular oxhortiDg his flock to desist
from selling liquor on Sunday.
Judge Colt, of the Supreme Court OF Massa
being attacked by the smallpox. was
sent to the Smallpox hospital, in Boston on Sat-
urday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-21
Fatal Occurrence.
SOLITARY HousEKEEPER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY
HIS OWN PISTOL.

SOLITARY HoUsEKEEPER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY
HIS OWN PISTOL,
ChAlkley Bullock, middle-sged farmer, re-
siding near Centre Meeting, in Christiana Hun
dred, has been living alone in his house, keen
log sort Of bachelors hail." His wife has
been dead for several years and during her life
time, there were sad stories generally under
stood to be correct, Of her receiving harsh
treatment from her husband such az being
chained fast, in the house, 90, &c. This and
other acts, and his solitary life, gave the man
reputation for eccentricty or more than that
On Friday night, it seems he had retired to
bed, or had lain down elsewhere, when a pistol
about his person was accidentally discharged
to the vicinity OF the shoulder. causing a fatal
wound. The man, however, with extraordinary
courage and resolution, walked TO his fathers
house, in Delaware County. near Smiths Bridge.
distance it is stated, OF some two miles. and
lived for al hour or two after his arrival there.
Ar. Bullocks connections were highly respee-
table, and his melancholy death has caused them
deep distress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-21

MEETING IN BEHALF OF THE OXFORD Il ELKroN
H. II. A. DEEPENIHd THE oHANNEL OF ELK
HIYKR.
Correspondence Of the Commercial
ELKroN, jan. II.
meeting was held here, yesterday, in the in
terest of the Ekton Il Oxford H. II. for the pur-
ose Of opening the books of said road. Mr. s.
Dlekey, of Oxford, presided. 'l4
81 The report of the Committee on Subscriptions
Vas presented. 1t provides for the organization
ot the Company, when the sum Of @60,000 is
subscribed. The route of the road, as surveyed
Is 10 miles long. aud its estimated cost, ready
for the laying Of the rails, is go, 900. II was
stated that the charter for the Maryland part Of
the road had been obtained, and that the eight
miles IN Pennsylvania could be built under the
charter OF the Peach Bottom II. X. But it was
illonght it would be more difficult to bond the
proposed road II 1t should be found necessary to
do NJ, than II constructed independent OF the
Teach Bottom, and it was suggested thet ar
,angements could probably be made with the
w, " w, Co, by which their charter could be
eAtended This was opposed by Mr.. Dickey, and
on motion, he was appointed Committee to
procure the necessary legislation
D. W. Russell and A. Mackie were appointed a
committee to solicit subscriptions. Geo. W..
Clllds and MIR, Flltcraft, foreman of the Marley
Minis, each signed thernAmes to the subscription
paper, but left the number OF shares blank, Day
Carter took 100 shares, aud one or two others
subscribed a small number.
tho.meeting then adj djouTned until the 18th of
February.
Government Marine Engineer was making
t3uhdlngs and observations in the Creek on the
Ibth, III order to estimate the cost OF deepening
ds channel 80 AZ to render it navigable to vessels
oi larger size than those at present used
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-21
The FrIends.

We have received the first issne of a now
Weekly called The Journal, issued in Philadel-
phia, under the editorial charge of DR.. Joseph
Gibbons, formely Of Lancaster County, Pa, and
designed to be "a paper devoted to the interests
of the Society of Friends" The prospectus
was circulated, several months ago, and the con-
duetors state that, owing TO various circum-
stances, there has been unexpected delay in is
suing the first number. 1t contains, among
other interesting matter, letter from Benjamin
Hallowell, of Maryland, explaining his intefest
in the paper letters reporting the progress OF
the Society Ia the West, especially in Iowa an
original poem, 1.-The Half Way House. by IA
X P." Religious Summary Book Notices
editorial matter &c. eH i, >
1t is understood that one Of the talented
daughters OF DIR. Gibbons, a young lady who
has been connected for some time with the col
umns Of the Philadelphia Press, ASSISTS her faith
or in the editorial change Of the J,,tI.nal In
this city, Robecca w. Bancroft is agent Tor the
paper.
-Elwood b. Conrad, youthful minister
among Friends, is now on religious visit in
Iowa.
In the new meeting-hduse in West Phila-
dolpha, 1t is stated that the Friends sit pro-
mscuouHly, having given up the strange Gus
TOM 80 long adhered 70, OF having 'mens
ride" and "women's side"
-Philadelphia Monthly Meeting has recently
purchased properties adjoining their Race Street
Meeting House, both on Fifteenth street and
Race street, for school purposes
"A movement is in progress for the establish
mont OF a Friends book store in Philadelphia
with capital OF 100000, a liberal portion of |
which has already been subscribed.
Among the Friends of Philadelphia, sub |
scrphon has been started to raise a fund to be /
used AZ premiums for the best written works |
adapted to the wants of the Society.