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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-04

june4 2u Commerce st. II or FOR RENT ON A BUILDING LEASE. A -PRoPosALs will be received by the officers of the Hibernian Society of Mobile, until l2 o'clock NJ. of Friday the th inst, from persons desrous of renting the lot of land belonging to said society, si- tuated on the southwest of Camel and War ren streets, in the city of Mobile, containing about one hundred square eet-for the term of eight years The party renting the lot, to bind himselfto erect at least six and not than eight small Frame Te- nements for families within six months from the time the lease is signed-to pay annual rental for the ground, payable quarterl wand at the expiration of the of the lease, give the society quiet pos session of the lot, and all improvements made thereon.
 The best bidder with regard security will be selected for the payment of the ground rent, and plying with the above acquisitions.
 All proposals to be sealed, with names of securi- ties enclosed, and addressed to the undersgned or left at his office within the time stated above, and, also where further particulars can be obtained.
 By order of the Committee,
 june 4 2E THOMAS SPRINGER, Se'y.
 0J- The Advertiser will please copy four times, and cha rUe Sncietv
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-04

FOR MONTG OMERY AND WET,MMPKA. D iss'-S h The fine light draught Steam Boat SssEs=s=SS7=z. KANSAS, MAHoNY, master, will leave for the above ports and intermediate landings. on Wednesday evening, the 2d inst at o'clock. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
 F. L. ANDREWS & co. may31 Com and Dauphin-sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-04

eS& FOR NEW YORK.-Passage Oniy.-To g2Ss.Rs sail Monday, 3la May.-The packet brig ALABAMA, k. c. Williams, master, will sail as above and has superior accommodations for passen- gers, apply on board f~ot of Cont street, or to
 may2S JOHN c. RYAN, 36 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-04

nS N0TlCE.-rhe propretors of the steamboat u] GEN. GAINES, will not be responsible for any debts contracted against the said boat unless accompa jed by an order from Capt ]. w. Pollock or myself
 may Is 26lUw JOHN c. COURTS, Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-04
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE

Hapana-3rig Escalus ll6 bales cotton, 50 cords wood loo bxs herrings Inf bbls tongues and sounds
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-04

GJ' The friends of EDWIN RUST present his name to the voters of Mobile County Candidate for the of
 flee of Clerk of the county Court of Mobile County, at the August Election Iap2O 239a1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
CITY COUNCIL.

JAN -, 1871.
Council met. present Messr. the Mayor. Brady,
Dunbar. Graham, Hughes. Martin. M'Gaughey, NJ
Lure. Morrison. Neel SeIby, and wickham.
The proceedings OF the last meeting were read and
approved.
The clerk submitted his annual statement of The rc.
Ocipts and expenditures Of The ciiy
WhereuPon. On motion of Mr.. Brady j, was order.
ed ihstthe clerk he aud he is hereby directed TO pre-
pare a statement showing in a separate form.
The amnunt OF revenue derived FROM all sorrces
during The present year.
The amount Of appropriations made Nv the present
council together Wnh the expenses Of the city. e1olr.
ding contracts and appropriations made by former
councils, and hat the FORGING he published 18th the
annusl report
Tie commitce appointed upon the petition Of
Messrs.Junkin &CIauer Submitted a report. on which
the prayer OF tho petitioners Was rejected.
The committee appointed to report upon the pcii.
ton Of Mr.. Philip Reilly praying a reduction in the
asses meatof property reported i~avorahly, and on mo-
roa, inc report was accepted. ond the prayer orihs Pc
titiOner granted, making a reducuoa Of $1,000 in The
assessment Of said property.
A petition was presented from II. y. Dsnnison
praying permission 10 erect a soap AID candle Manu-.
factory or bot NJ. ., Man Street.. whica petition wa-
accompanied with. the signatures Of most Of the cni.
zsns in the vicinity. On motion the prayer of the
petitioner was granted.
The quarterly reporrs Of the Aldermen of the Isl.
%. 80. and 9TH ward were submitted by the Clerk
and accepted.
The account ofPhliy Bier, Alderman af the 4th
wr'i was submitted and ordered TO he paid.
The petition of ire committee appointed by tho
citizens Of Wheeling to procure subscriptions for the
purpose of establishing an asylum for the poor, was Ia.
ken up.
On motion. ordered that a committee Of three. on
behalf ofthe council 10 be elect d by hallo) be au.
ihorrsed 10 apply the sum Of $3.50 to aid ia the estab-
lishment Of an asylum for the INDECENT children Of the
city and other purposes, rs proposed by certain resOlu-
iuns adopted by a public meeting Of the citizens, pro-
vidsd that in their opinion the plan proposed can be
carried into successful practical operation. Where.
upon Messrs MLure, Brady s. Neel were elected.
On motion Of Mr.. Wickhain The Mayor was added
TO the committee.
The council then went into consideration Of the
in relation 10 auctisneer.
Council adjourned to meet on Wednesday ne1t al
10 o'clock A.. NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
CITY COUNCIL.

Council met. present The Mayor NIessrs. Brady.
Dunbar. Graham. HughSs. Neel. Moore, Mar'n, RiCi-
ards. selby. M'Csughcy and wiekham.
The proceedings of Ihe las; meeting were read and
approved.
On tho rcry-t Ct the cosnmitce isaac Davis was r.
leased rum a portion Of tax for Merchants license.
Account OF zoe. Reilly for OIL, ordered 10 be p',d.
Account OF hiram Martin tor paving sidewalk or
dered To be paid.
The rvpori OF the Srce, Commissioner was read.
apyroved aud laid Oh the table.
A memorial was presented by ID. Agnew. and T.
jacob. a committee On behalf OF Tie congregation OF
the Prcsby terrain church IN relation To the town clock
containing a proposition tor the city 10 purchase the
town clock. 4nd ,ake possession OF the sane.
On motion OC Mr. selby. Messr-. Srlby, Moore and
Neel were appointed a oo,nmittve 70 confer with the
Trustees of the Presbyterian church on the ssbeci o
he memorial.
The occoun, OF d. Richards hr fire plugs WAS re-
ported from the committee and ordered To be pnid.
Account ut Josiah Powell Was reported from the
committee and ordered to be paid.
a memorial Was presented frm the rommI,iee aP
pointed by the ciuzcns OF Wheeling, to receive eon,s.
buttons for the establishment of sn Asylum FOR thS
poor Of the city. praying the city, m connection wi'f
the monied Institutions OF the city. To contribute for the
said object.
On notion Of MIR wickhsn The memorial was refer
ham. Martin and Aiere.
On motion a reduction Of $40 was made upon th'
tax for license OF Knox, Lloyd & Co. and Moore 8
Clarke.
MIR. wiekhsm moved to reconsider The vote b,
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kANAXIfA COnNTY


Alta large meeting ofthe Wing voters Of the coun-
ty Of Eanawhn convened al the Court House there
Of or he 26ih of December 1910, TO take some mea.
sures 10 relation 20 the nomination Of a suitable Wing
candidate at the ensuing Congressional election IN
this District
On motion ofDr Spicer Patrick W QUARRER.
Esq. was called 10 the Chair and c + DODDRfDoE
appointed Secretary.
The Ohuesi Of the meeting having been explained
BY james NJ Baidlcy, Esq. the following resolutions.
offered BY Benz IL Snith, Esq, were unanimously
adopted:
Resoioed. Let. That Geo w Summers Of Kanawha.
be presented to the people Of this district a. a 60 per.
son % represent hem in Congress; and that Messrs.
) & Mcfarland. Benz n Smith and Dr. S Patrick be
q committed 10 confer with Mr. Summers. aud an
nouuco the result 10 the people.
Rcsoirod. 2nd. That whilst we nus propose Mr.
Summers rs INC caudidair Of the Wings, we are res-
dy -oi willing 90 8c4uicscs IN the domination Of any
other gentleman wh, may be presented 10 the dis.
tfct by any General convention u The counties compo-
sing o..
Rssoirsf. That. in Toe event Of there being any
such general convention, Cot Jool Rufior. Z T. bod.
ifdvr. S1irsr Patrick. Jas VI Laidley, n k1eFar.
hand and Dr n q Watkins are hereby appointed Del.
cra'cs therefore from ibis cDnnt.
ResHr-F. rt1t we respectfully recommend the ooh
~ January next ar pr0por Tine. ani Mo house Of
William L,i. In .hc c.unty Of Faycuc. ~ q sliiablc
piece g.. fs meeting OF sng such conycHnun.
E.fsfsI That ha pro-redincs of ths meeting De-
published Iu ihs klHlohl Patriot, Jgfsfs5ai4H, and
Richmond Wing
g. W. oUARRIER. Chairn1a.
O. r. D1DEip1E. Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr.. Domnn, on the 7tb, introduced into tho House.
q resolution FIXING the 18Th instant fer the election OF
Senator.
A soon as the resolution WINS read, Mr.. D,hney
rose,and drawing OF his black silk gloves. aisI throw.
ing Them UPON hs desk, commenced a vehement sdeech
me always speaks vehemenily) against the resolution.
ana IN favor Of farther delay. lie concluded by NOV.
ing TO amend, by Inserting the 20ih instead Of THE I4ih.
Noia word Wa said IN opposition 10 he amendDen,
and The vote beng takon, the motion was lost by
Sc % o..
General Augustus A. Chapman thon came forward
70 propose the 18Th. lie WISHED his constituents 10
have time 90 cpue down 70 witness The eisctipl-and
% would not be- possible for thsm 10 receive the news.
pat Their rsimeni 20 order. ,mI reach here sooner dian
Tho 18Th. ~" Therefore proposed ihli dly-sbirh.
however wasl1s' by o. mll mljorfy-srverli Wh.-s
czpre~f~s '"~if AuliHcoes a. les tHe gentlemen aasc
their own time. and inrse Os four days coald make no
very great difference.
Afer This a.acltncut was rejected. J1lxe Hfly.
who bad voted viii tio minority. snggssted 10 Gone.
ul Dornan the prJprefy e modiyIng his rosolu;ioa
- as % subsntu,s MONDAY, she l8h. for the I4ih-
The General a-qu.csced IN he suggestion. and Mon.
day, che lsih, ~as agreed tO-yes72, noes not count
ed-AtiohnoHa Wig
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

OUTRAGE ON THE CAROINE-The ami
tersay meeting 81 The citizens oi Blnlis. 1 c3mnem.
orafe and oct upo1 he means 0ffodfess 6r the siesm.
~ Caroline vas held on the 29th ult. sud e nsm5a,
81 spirited revolutions pissed. The Gllowing IRE ..
inrrg Ire namhcr-
Hefoucd That fIis day hence
orh, a. "a gross vio'sfon of ho laws Of uonfra'fy e.
ising between ihe American -a0vrrurelt and t.resi
Britain. buui TIE bie6d Of he murdered D1ff,- and
bic fellow cuiSeus be- afoned for
Resolved. Thsi ris meeting consider he burning
of me sissmbo1f Caroline 10 American waters NJ, y
uahoaoi insgh offis highest degree. sn5 which call
loudly 6f q naIoBii interference.
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WILD He's Secretary

To correci damaees Graia.-N,rsty gram. totally
EMIT ir nee. aud which can scarcely be ground, may.
u is ssd. be rendered perfectly sweet aud sound by
immeriag IL IN boiling wafer. Gnd letting Is remain
tiil The wntcr tscemes cold The quanuty 81 wafer
must be donhil not 0f thr grain ~ be purified. The
unay quality rsfciy ptnrtrates through the husk 0f
bran OF The vhoaf. In the bot water, all the decay.
Cd or r0fcd gram svms rpou the surface. 81
fhst the rsnaining whcot o. cSetaslly clennsed from
81 impurities. without any material loss Its after
wards 20 be durd. stirring occasionally on DE tln.
~ = forps-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
DUTIES Oh PAKENTS.

Why are cases so frequent in wh.ch The children OF
vlrIlous parents grow up vitious AID abandoncdl-
There many nice and delicate adjustments necessary
10 secure the highest and best results in the education
Of n oh H., but the principles necessary for Iolerabe
success must be few a I'D .ir pie. There are two which
We wish we had a voice loud enough &c thunder la the
cars Of every parent IN The uniry; The breach Of one
or the other of which vii explain almost every ca Q
of gross failure on The part Of vlriuous parents which
we have ever known. they are these;
/. Keep your children from bad company.
:. Make them Obey you.
Habits of insuboriin4iian al homo; md the sompany
OF bal boys abroad; are The two great sources ofevil.
which undo 20 much OF vhai moral and religious in
strucion might otherwise effect. What folly To- think
that a bay eau play with psuianc. impure. psssionale
boys. who herd IN the streets SIX days IN he " eek, aud
hive all the stains wiped aw y BY being COM, ell d
u learn his Sunday schsol les son On The SEVENTH; or
that children who make lie kitchen or the nurstry
scenes Of riot or noise. from the age Of three Ie eIgnt
years, will bc prepared for any thing in after life, but
to carry the insubordinaiion and riot wherever they
may 60. MOI children must he taken care Of They
mus be governed at home, and kept from ~contanins-
ting influences abroad, or hey are ruined. II paren.s
ask. how shall We maks our children Obeyl We NJ =
swer in the easiest dud pleasantesi way you can. b, Z
at oil events make thnm obey. IL yOa ask how Ell l
we keep our boys from bad companyl We answer.
too. in the pleaslnicsi way you can. but III all events
II in the city keep them out &C the streets; anil wher-
ever you are keep iheth frem bad tom pany. The az.
lerratlve, ~ seems 10 us, IS as clear and do .ided
as any which circumstances ever made up
man; You must govern y our chs d en-. and
them away from The contamination Of vice. or
must expect 70 spend yUur old age in mourning 0
the ruins of your iamily.--J. Abbott.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
WHO MEETING

At n meeting of the Wings Of Elizlbeihiowr held
on Tuesday evening 9Th inst for the purpose Of adopt.
ing some measure TO bring out candidate for tho
next house OF Delegates. Col. A. MCLEAN was called
10 The chain and Wills De Has, appointed Socreia.
~.
The object Of the meeting having been explained
ffugr the chair. Col farriou. proposed fhat sJme ds.
tau, Day be named for a general meeting ofihe county;
Whoreupon SATURDAY The l3d inst, at tho hour Of
! O'clock p: N. was selected.
The sense Of Marshall County will also be taken
a. Inc same meeting with regard 10 the most judicial
manner Of bringing out a candidate 10 represent this
district in he 27th Congress.
On MOTION. the meeting hen adjourned 10 meet a.
ths Coun house on DE - INST.
ARCH MCLEAN. Chairman
VIVID Hcm Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

A a00p ervrNrSr-n E1rland sDd france vii
DOT take our brcsi stuff. ani tob1ccl Boz payment fr
their commodities. let orr legislation be s0 amended
% 90 enable 1s fy 81 without hem. o. the SAND eriont
thaf fhay 90 s.dout Vs. So mYs the Ba.urnors A.
mercln ana sDsays. oroUght % sy every American.
DlED-On Friday r ening 25h ut after e short
illness Mr. McsHtv Jasfs. an Old mba1iaut al Eiiz.
'e8ssssn. IN ds 5Od, jesf Of bisagc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

The mandatory Of Messy. Schofeld & Koch Of
Elirabeihtown was utterly destroyed by fire on Friday
morning about 5 O'Clock.
The property consisted Ola lulling mill and card.
ing machine With lie necessary implements. The
fire was not discovered in time 10 save much of the
contents Of The b~uilding' in Consequence Of which a
quantity Of eloth and other effects were consumed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THEPENNsYL' ANA CoNTEsTEDELEcTl

T~HEPENNSYL' ANA CONTESTEDELECTIoN
The Journal Of Saturday having been reud-
The SPEAkER announced the special order Of the
day 10 be the case Of contested election from the State
OF J. ennsylyania between MI. NAYLoR and Mr.. IucER.
SOIL
Mr. NAYDOR rose and addressed the House IN be.
haifuf his right to the seat now held by him; entering
minuioly into the history Of Tie case and into The icsrI.
mony taken IN relation 10 IL; and replying s~eriafi1t lie
the positions assumed by MFR. ISoERsOLL Ia his argu.
ment Of last week.
Mr. y. continued to speak (withont concluding) IN.
y near three O'clock when be gave way to q motion
for adjournment which. however was waived for a
moment TO enable
Mr. ONES Of Virgins. on loave, 10 report from
the Committed Of Ways and Means. the General Appro.
pnaliOn Bll for The Civil and DiplOni1iic Expenses for
Tho support Of Government for The year 1871; which
was twice read, and committed 10 The Committee of
the Whole on The STATE OF Tho UAion. and ordered TO
be printed.
Mr. MALLORY; Of Virginia, on leave, presented q
petition Of John Harper which was referred TO tho
m on tho judiciary.
And then lho House adjourned Gll to morrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

rIFAP WAY Of PAYING TtRG-N sell
known mdigltual m the wssf ri Scoilani, named
90. orras,oaa fy cams from Airh with the great
~.,,f n,.ssge boat and generally m1pgcl f7 elcare
$50 free A eeliien1n ato Frrw o. Bal no.
s.td my ming. one dfg rreos'ei h.n 'Weri. Jck
81 so pay war fare 10 day "peed. SIR u LOOK
.,.onp M. en- cav Ibis ane g1yin' lrt thot one fy-
mi a. q jest mlcm % was slf-iy nec0loss iof ever
fody 20 be gayia."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

cfxcfvari. January VI, is4l-PM
The uvs- ror 10 splendid orjcrt has riscr p.
su s feet si~ncs~-ar8ay end suI nsse having now
r..sst i6 feet water ~ behanucL Ice continues
- a.,,su nuf nsfi1 large gesu-t.- AID Un doubt
go. aait. -issred ia 80 or hree days A r-es
r.sf baf rsatau-s ~ i.ag
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WHEELING.
sArrRDAy MORNING. JANUARY ls. ls4l.
wIuC MEETING.

A meeting Of the wings ofohio county : requs-,
ed AZ the city hall in this city on Wednesday the 2Oit
met, al y O'Clock. \. NJ. 70 decide upon the prorsi.
ETY. and expcdicuey Of uniting with our fellow citi.
Ions ct the other cOuutiss in tie congressional IN a
convention 10 nominate a candidate To represent This
district ia cungrs- sDd A. deemed c~Ipsdisns 10 up.
POINT delegates to said cunycnuou
BY o-derOflhe Central Committee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

otins-,ne rtr. a ,es.Id VI mahogany. a th,d I
leo a .oasia lis, of!ssi. ,epsruei ttOin thst ~i.tin
At by sawdr-I and Wedge. VI NO side iiih. the sar.
~eophasS. vi stsny-sud tie s'vh, the outer ea.s 4
oak
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

The bank project submitted to the legislature
a synopsis Of which will be found in another
column, will attract attention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

LErrrR PosrIGE-We observe, in the report Of he
Posi- Master GcRsni. a recommendation that the psi
lgo Oh letters should be reduced 10 q price Ice bur.
densome " The public Than The present rates. We
heartily approve u the suggestion. and trust Congrs.
will take early action In The mntter inasrnuch as Il
will h. equally beneficial 10 business men. and 10 us
revenue OF the Department.
We had hoped that our government would have set
the example in this msiief. bot we perceive Engisnd
has been the ffst 20 adopt the penny postage sgstsm.
tnd ihe result. as appears By satisfies lately published.
has been highly beneficial, showing q gradual but Ger.
lain increase ia the revenue.
This arises from The fact that nearly double fbs
amount q leusn vii b. sent under me rsJnc.d .vs.
lea Of postage. and 1l iDdnesmont D. transmit poeL.
ages and communications ~ private hand--yghieb
We have The mssns a knowing is carried on ~ =
great estont-~abJlished. The present public fsslma
70 strongly IN iavor of cheap amusenenis. and sbe,o
achnIcs Of tansacung bushes. and We EEL onfdenf
that q cheap rnstsgo will not only be demand.l by
de community. bUtv is materially 5susfsisl Il, Iii
.fsTgsts tfailadslphis Sentinel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

BOss are running fee,y NON The river. nov, but
racsily with cut t,tte freight The Mon,e1ama. and
Georgia came Up and The Sssqehsnna and Eu,a~
came down yesterday.
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OWIsO.

fifth ANNUAL STATEMENT OF II REyE.
NUE. AND EXPENDITURES or THECrrY OF
WHEELING, DURING TIE YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 81, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

Total Expenditures. s3353f %
Balance due Treasurer fsruary O.. IgtI. 1873 u
4 tf1o statement from the General B0oks Of the
City Of Wheeling.
JANEss wWkT. Clerk.
Jsnoay t,l3ii.
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1itrrdrp Noticcs.

Lrcrvsr tie Me1ica College, NezIork EE
IYcgu4 System or EDrcAroS. with Of Az
yceum Village. founded by JOSIAH Hobrook 6erea OHIO
BY Rev. H. O. SHELTON. June, I-il. (Pp. -, ismo)
We have perused his pamphlet despite its rather proo-
faults of stylc nth deep interest L. enbedes ac-
of the first systematic attempt made to found
settlement or co-nuniiv whose bond Of should be the
Persit of knowledge whose aim the scientific, practica..
thorough Education u ee person coming within the sphere
of It's influence So noble 50 vast IDEA is o course too
t.necen to be realized within year is the labor aGd
the trophy OF. generation. Large the design the plan
proposed IS simple possessed are scsny but
these las, increasing daily The Lyceum Village owes
its origin &c Josiah HeLGRcoz, who yell known in
connection with Lyceums and 81 Scientific Tx
changes this country need introduction readers
His vers praise hin eoqucnty wherever the beneacen
cause Of Sef-Educa,ion finds intelligent advocate
The little village Of Bcrca. y mics Southwest OF Ceye
land Ohio was laid about years since and build
ing commenced only last year IS yet it numbers scarcely
dozen buildings Bl it possesses extraordinary facilities Tor
an industrial settlement, onad by association who
desire from Improvement profit though young, 1t is
vigorous and thriving but, above all. founded the
principle of uniting systematic honorable Attractive sdu
try yith that ONLY trgc Education which implies thorough
Development of all the powers and faculties Of the student
with view their highest integrity and nciun"ss in tho
sphere of life he i destined FL In short. Bcrcn ply
steal development and rental progress form tho main por-
pose Labor IS the condition. of h-arhlul existence.
We have enough in this couatry Of the Manual Labor
Schools in which the children Q: the poor and lo"y
these of the pcou and wealthy look IDLY This not
Reform that nccdcd-t Is the old story. But a; Bere
eccry person-tceche well as scholar-o!d and youn
great and u,alis required to labor six hours day
Dor there badge of scryitadq of want, Of suffering;
is the rghtsl duty and the dahl employment of all Ide
ness if such thing possible in such community,
the condition of disfonor.
But we ,ave not room now to speak farther of e excel
lent though infant institutions viii refer It again
Meantime, commend attention the Lecture Of Mr..
Sheldon, which may be obtained No i. Johr-st
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d. S. GRANDIN. n. d.
DENTIST.


MO RYE Broadway between Franklin and Wb;e
y raj ncorrupihc Teeth po ,O1
plate Teeth fed gold TSeh e'eaaed Tech 'nd
Toobachc cured without extracting Teeth preserved IT,
rrgulari,ies OF Teeth renieted
KEFEKEScES
Eeazer Psru!y ard Jahiel ParAly, Dentists No BoEdse;
b Beck " D. Laroy Place A. c Post " D. Leroy rser
e. smith A. D. - NAts L. BIrSer, VI D. 81 Frask4n =.
a. White NJ D. 300 Brooinc-sL E. anderpool VI D. 'ih
w v Blakeaan VI D. Blocker Sprsg NJ D - Prinee-st
The practice and o: more tais years
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