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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03
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Assnts-Rushtcn x AsrinwaI, 10 Astor House, ITO
Broadway, and s6 William street Church DispensaIy 1888
Bowery; Stone. corner Of Hudson and Montgomery ST.
Jersey City; Smith, z32 Greenwich Denver of Church
and Chambers Badeau, $50 Bowery; Dr. Bune
ham st. and corner OF ddge and streets;
Broadway Sands 70 Fulton ST. of Chamber and Broad
Agents Of the ciiy.-Wecd Waters Troy Zeber 81
DocH street. fhadepha Pal Robinson No. l0 Baltimore st.
Baltimore, Md Baxter, 81 State Albany, N Y pl0r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

Galveston papers 10 The Gin ult. have
been received Al New Odlesrs.
ThesHoasion paper. give fhe PaFiicu-
lars ia reIsson 20 apFsjected csmpsiga
scFoss tie Rio Gsande authosizsd by The
Executive. The services Of thifieea hum
dred men are 10 be rcsived-ihey are 10
elect their own of5ners-a1d have pers
mission 10 levy contributions uroR The
Msxicsn ioNns for their support.
The Piesyu6s sdss--
After The shove vss 10 type. We met q
ge6,Irnsn who had ksceivkd letter from
Galveston, Informing hani--og the author
isy Of Col Cooke--tbal every merchan;
vessel 10 he port of Vera Cruz. some fl.
Ieea or twenty. had been pressed 10 con-
vey Mexican troops TO The number q
Z 900 TO Yucaian-ss was sid. bal i. Is
snrmi.ed lheir desiaatieu il The cifv Of
GaivSsf0n. II this $50. aud We eannoi
doo5. i. sserlous a.ts up may be soon
lookedflor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
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SENHTN AR u.

II +
TEyHE Seventh scholastic scar or thirteenth
Session Of This IGssiiation com9enced
on MONDAY the 18th r'ino. NJ 8 Trawin
offers her acknowledgements 10 those Parents
ard Gusrdisns wha hsye hitherto afforded the
most agreeable proof Of their; sppFobatiqn. By
commtttine 10 her esrs The edncs;ion OF their
Dauxhters and wards With az INCREASING
ling Of The weighty respoa sihllitF OF this sa-
cred charge. Of training The ypulatal mind. Of
expanding ils powers, watching is develop
msht and eultivstihE The hesrt. m md and man
nebs or her pupils, she eaa. t,rds.ihg only TO
Divine assistance, D pledge herselfto increasing
faithful exertions ID Ibis ardVeus but delightful
employment
TERMS PER SESSION or 5 MoSTHs:
Board $40, Z Flashing INDUCED, ] S45a
Tuition IN all the English Branches. / 0 \
French, n order 10 ealarge the French
Class, no ertfds charge triA Be made
for that language during the ensuing
session,
Music, (by .Nr. GOsrt-,) per quar-
ter, IA so
Ilss of Piano, 3 80
DRAGGING and Painting, IezSotinfing,
Var Work III FrRit, Fiopers, and
Shell Work, each, 5 90
/ As=No deductions inside fof sLsence, unless
on account OF protracied ..ckaess,
Charlestowf gehl i sg42d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
THE MARKETS.
OFFIeE or TIVE RALTiAoKE AMERICAS,
AagtySt % 5P M

August 20, 5P " 6
CATTLE The offerings Of Beef cattle al
tbs Scales ID il morning sasounied to $50 head,
Of which 800 we're taken b, The city butchers al
50 e s2,15 PER 100 IDS pn Inc hoof. which is
equal tc'S4 $3.50. net. The principal part Of
The sales were. however st The lowest named
rate. About as hesd were T. ken BY spectators
10 90 North. leaving The market alaost bare
FLOUR We note further decline in How
ard 81. Flour. Sales II good standard bIsn IS
were N .defrom stores both on Saturday aid To-
day at S4,75, sud holders are Offering TO sell at
The same price now. The receipt price is
a, 62i
% Saturday sales Of citylMHls Flour were
.btS s. full. Holders generally ssktharPrtce To-
day but one or two small lots have been sold
for something less.
Siles 81 SrsqushaAna Flour to-day al 81, IS,
cash
GRAIN.--The demand for Wheat has been
rather less active to-day, but the sales Fave
generally been made at abcullhe prices or lash
week We quote good 10 crime Md reds al so
! % cents aDd inferior sorts lower in qu.its.
% Saturday loi OF Pennsylvania whae aud
red mixed was sold ii ga cents on tune, and
To-day parcel Of Penn red wss sold at 90 cts.
also on time. Both lots he'd smut 10 tl,em.-
Safes to-day Of both white add yellow, Md Corn
al gu 81 cents. Tn SaArdaI lot OF rem.
yeilow was sold 81 so eenlss and another lot To-
day 81 53l eenis Sales Of Penn. Rye a. 60 cis.
snd Of Md II As 50 Ella We quote oat AZ
~ % cents.
Il PROVISIONS Sales 81 strictly prime loss
III Ws.terp Bacon are making from stores Al So
eeats Cor assofted. We quote slaes o. me
same description al a o cents: shsasee's -
"a "a cents, and Hans ~ eeats aecoso-
iDg 10 quality.
wHISKEY.-The msrfei Is more set'iea 20
aas. eli the New Orieaas Mhsskey having oeen'
4 .ngbl up on Saturday 81 ~ ~ cts ioE oeis
xasss Of small paresls Penssylysnia Whiskes
today At 20 cents for hhds. and y cehts for
khls which We aaote. si 4st'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
NRW. YnRK

II i cireumsiance 10 be noted IS most
remarkable. amidst the general prevalence
81 party spin, 10 the State Legislalures.
60 which certainly that Of Mex York is
10 exception that bill fdf the sppor.
honmenl 81 Representative 10 Congress
ID that State has been framed bv com
mit,ee Of the Senate 50 piionsble
fhai il passed that body on the day il was
reported eUery memter offiat body rotiAg
for o. The blll .bss vel 10 pass and no
doubt will pass. NE House Of Rs2resen-
taiives.-.Nat. Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
NOTICE.

mMY connection with lbc present basiness.
1y ADD aerruihg Liabilities Of The Islspd Mil
:. HarperszFerry, will b. understood lby the
pablsc. shen state, that ler an Grain delivered
i tia Mills 10 be ground Oh the Terms hereto
fore usnh with the MllseFs IN this county. ]
viii be responsible For grain purchased BY
coatraeis with myself. and deIlyered in the Mills
treoraing 10 tho rules d Nillers. and The re-
cslpl brought 10 me, will cay The cash On the
pFeseDtassop 81 the receipt
have made arraHgeme4is 70 Be supplied
with money u The Shortest hotice, and wiii
give The fairamarkst price tsr graia 3 deliver
aJs The same arrangensnsf comprehend also
tbc sales or sioraes Of El6as made a the Mills,
ana Tie prompt pay meat Of the proceeds Of
s. ", sad the purchase Of say articles required
b Inc eusl6mefs " The Mills.
Flour will be given 81 anf tine % exchange
fSr Whsat delivered in tho stills.
\ VIM. c. kE0RTHINGTOS.
+ Sept !, lei2.-lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

saosAoNIsN-irsisess E1rsrisx --Ai a.
l.ts slssgoa = lllsns. Hausso. de sIorzal sului
PAVE Dc isiieuies soies
Fokd. fteee.l Dunsss. fwms)
st.Os1 -
No~slhat he rfesIi6a Il lfltnris IL oser ihs 81
shefifet ~ dat Sliie haze deifruafd q - o. ~
aijs.t cf the erimipsl sl..Fses stieh hs.e eee,
made |=|iosi snmk u The lrlirrs a sbs A1Inpi.
ne<l - ii Lonis Rsp-tlissa So
Si6ke the election, Governor Cprlin has
resolsse'te comply vi.h The requisiiion Of
the GbveFnor of Missouri. and deliver uP
Joe Smith and A. P, Rockwell. ibs
Sheriff Of Hsneock coonty, elected q ne
fecenf rIectioh. being AeFmon tns
8wrif ", placed 10 the hands Of the Sher-f
iF III Aiams county. The sheriff re-
T.steds 10 N.uvbo ADD arrested Smith snd
RoIsk eIl.8when . hatsas e1yPzs vas ~
snea nv some III The Nauxoo authorities,
IA ne pfisopefs tsken out Of lhe Sheriff )
,et.,odv md released. The Sheriff had
liast fs Il uroed ID Quincy add reported The
'iac,s. Our informant says. that i was
ruYren,Iv reporsed whilsAhe was writing
gthai Gov. Carlin was then 10 The sst Of
issuing orders calling out the military to-
enforce tie sfrssi. and il was expected
thev would match on the day following
fof ,Nauvoo. Oar correspondent. how
ever expressesihe confident belief that
when The troops reach The city. Joe snc
bis colleague viii be among the missing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

i NEWTON OLpHaM, the subject Of The following
memoit, was hoIh of respectable pareniage In
The county Of Noflhnm 5eraud and state Of yir-
eilia, 10 The year 1915, and DEPARTED this life or
fhe morning bf The 2Dlh dit al The residence Of
hiSuncie, John Keene, inClafke county, where
he was on visit for the benefit 81 his health
This intelligent and interesting youns man has
been snatched aaIay in the prils Of life by that
fatal and, distressing disease Consumption, which
has consigned thousands 10 pFemsture grave.
Could The ardent attachment of conneclions, and
the devoted attention o:friends, have stayed the
hand 81 death, he would 40, have died But
they were buuna 10 submit, knowing that il is
appointed INTO man once 10 die, and from Gust
he came and unto dust he piusl return again.
Could youth and Beauty save US frotnlh tomb,
Sill hadsi thou lived 10 be q iaihef's pride;
Gopld love ana. frlendship change our final doom.
Still Wonldst thou shine, fair virtues youthful
!, guide X u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
e 8. 8 Lsri. BaIt.tin. .ssE u

THE M0RMoNS-JoE Smith AND.
q. P RocEwELL We understand from
Mr. Ford. the gentleman who was The
spent Of the State OF Missouri 10 convey
iag from Gov Reynolds..o Gov Carlin
81 Illinois The feqnisilion Of The former ior
the persons Of Smith and Rock we'll that
The ipIoper aulhotilieS have as yet been
uoable 10 comply with the demand. Mr..
Ferd informs us, says the New Era. tina,
The proper writs we're issued BY Gov. Car
In and placed in The bands Of the Sher-
iffi and two deputies. and they. 10 eonpa.
my with our informant proceeded 10 Nsu-
VOC on Monday last They found Smith
and Rack well and served the writs upon
them about 8 O'Clock in the morning -
They were in carnage. reviewing .
body OF Mormon troops. Smith slgnIted
BIS intention Of claiming The protection
OF The Corporation Ordnance, enacted to
nuiI the case by the Nauvoo Council,
which declares that no person shall be
taken out 81 the Corporation without FIRST
having had trial before the Municipal
Authorities. The officers were unwilling
10 lie party io this farce. and, after wait
ing until near sun down, returned 10
Quincy. and reported The facts 10 Cover
nor Carlin. :
d Smith openly de6ed the Government
Of both States. and declared tina, he would
notbe taken 10 Missouri. where be could
not expect fair trial. Gov. Carlin
manifested every desire 10 secure The ar
rest Of the accpsed, but disliked the ex-
pense which would attend the calling
out Of the Militia 10 enforce his order. and
the oticM were instructed to return a
second tine 10 Nauvoo, TO execute the
process in:ibsir hands. They did 20. but
on their arrival thev were unable to ind
either Smith or. Rockwell II was IN
dersiood, that Smith bad been equally
expeditions with the ofEicers-hsd been
advised Of the movements al Quincy,
and acted upon the suggestion Of bis le-
gal counsel al QuiacS, TO quit Nauvoo for
4 time, Our inlormant left the officers al
Nauvoo, but there is no expectation Of
their being able 10 arrest hini. His fol.
lowers are too well armed aud too numer.
Gus 10 permit anY thing Of the kind 70 be
done.
/ Mr.. Ford informs u. that il was The
general opinion among the Mormohs that
Rockwell was thes person who sho; Gov.
Beggs. and many Of them stated II Rock.
well did commit the deed il was al the
instigstion, or with the knowledge, OF
Smith, He further informs US ihatsGov!
Carlin is ahou, to remove the State s
Arms from Naavoo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

y A private letter from North Bend states
that when the steamer North Bend burst
The connecting links 81 her boiler in pass
ing that place. on the 18th instant. on
herway from Cincinnati 10 Louisville.
mos, Of the passengers were on tbe upper
decks gazing at The mound where repose
the remains Of The lamenied Harrison, 10
which circumstance they attribute their
escape Several Of The crew were.scafded
add. the boat having been brought to of
North Bend for repairs, Mrs. Harrison
promptly despatched offers ofany assist
snce 10 her power 10 The afflicted, which
were gratefully received -FNai. lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

There sfeFvsrioos characters ia The pre-
sent House Of Representatives., who ought
10 have their political portraits taken by a
good Inner; or. IL that cannot be done.
We should like to see some charcoal
sketches" drawn by q connoiseur. The
characters are conspicuous 10 the Guard.
CALEB basbsen paipfe9 several times. bu,
- be will moi SIT still long enough. 90 ac-
cura.e Likeness has never yet been obtain
ed. But Profi:. as The boys say, is the
tird The way that be makes noise,
and thinks himself great man. is . ''eau-
ton !" Ia the House and out ~ The House
be is the same inimiiablelProiii'. Cannot
some one skOb him ctFi-[.9ler. >Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

Doctor Zollickoffsr, III Middle burg Ma.
rylsnd, has obtained letters patent from
the u aiied States, dated the 18th Of Au-
gust. 1912. fer an Improved process in The
ssrl Of batting Of hides and skins, BY
which OK hides are bated 10 nfee hours
), the moderate expense Of about City
cents per back. With this new process,
hides are moi handled 10 the vat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

THE custom or ssueing postian Of the we'd
dilg cake has become = esp nisp, bat We can
net find s1iisble s*snss il sAick 10 aeknowledes
each ieslimoHial " renersrhrte with which We
are greeted ID connection Hsththrs We take
occasion 10 reusStk, hal We rsnss he eSeuy.d
frorn eeRPiisnssvEth fequesss 10 add ecsnmsn-
eaiio as kofata f1lsoasl bpae sts fsir oaes sho
enter into esapabiei bonds Anevspaper IS not
he proper raeairEl ri c1lf4tAsans soIogiosn or
this sartI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
Noners...

gJ%eHARLks 3. HARpIsd E.q will deliver a
Temperance Address 90 sunday The 4ih day Of
September inst, At 3 O'Clock, P. M. in the
church al Kabletownl BY REQUEST Of tho Shan
nohdsle Iron Works Total Abstinence Society.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

Lord Ashbuuon is having a carriage
bull, 10 Philadelphia 10 be sent TO him in
England Is . specimen Of the skill ef.our
artisans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
Saittfeld, Chariesto,oh, and HagPerss

AJttttTss Jt1sr41 cs*2~4i '.3 N f1%sSE
Ferry Turnpike Company.
ATS meeting Of the Directors or ihs
"a Snihfeld, chsrlesiown. and Iiarrers-
Ferry Turnpike Company, held on the i2ih
Instant, the following resolutions we're adopted
Resotrsd, That The Managers Of the Gates be
instructed immediately to settle ard collect ali
amounts due al cache Cato.
Rtsttrda, That The usage Of contracting fnf
The yearly Use Of theroad bebiscontinued and
all contracts not compiled with be annulied, and
the ,parliessand collectors notGed
Rssolved That the Treasurer procure ssifiI
Gent nnihher Of pass tickets, cf suiiabis a.
nominstions To- be sold III sums. betwten oee
dollar and Eve, al discount Of iaper cert. i.
sums between Eve d0llars and ten, IL . disecuat
OF twenty per cent ;apd in 81 sums over teif
dollars at a discount of thirty per cent
Resotpsi, That the toll on four sheel riding
carriages bereduced from 90 cents To- l2g i hessl
drawp by two horses; and 10 10 cenis hen
drawn by one horse, AT 9he two upper gates, aud
10 hagf shat amount At the lower tate.
Ang l8, 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

It's stated that Mr. Buchanan, the Brit
ISL Consul. after o residence OF twenty
five years 10 New York. has sent bis re-
signaiion 10 EDglsnd. and thai The remain
der Of his days will be spent in retirement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

HH ME Passenger Train, leaves daily al nye
u Io1clpck. All MI returning. iesses Balti
more Al i qsfarlsr past z, Al. -. and Arrives az
Winchester, about fP.M.
n. b Passengers 70 Washington, VII here
after receive tickets TO Harpers-Ferrys Of the
regular rate III passsngG fars until farther no
ties. j. GEO. HEST, .9gs.
Winchester Depot, Jan. Is, ls49.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
.Niss FRAMES Seminary.

FINHR dutiesof this Iastiiptioo will he resumed
on MONDAY The 5lh of SEPTEMBER,
with renewed zeal and confidence, based upon
past success and The APPRECIATION Of liberal
community
TtRMS PER SESSION OF iFIyE MONTHS !:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

On the eseninKcf ne II ia august. a. Tar
huii.s Hotel. Fset<rick u lhe Rev. John L..
Plus. aif HExnr SeSsEN.kEz 70 Miss Lssris4
B1nEz. both n 4 Afpers-Fetf,3
On S.tnrtay tAk 5iAi III By he Rev lchn
R-Psier. 81 HEHHr s. LA 10 Mas AAETn1
Akx kEnP. beth " taisleesng4
% T1ssdsy Ihs 23d Oh. s. l4s Hirsinii Hotel,
HlGpers~Fsffy. val, BY lks Rsf Mr. DpagIss,
SIT. JoHx ". D4lcaEx 10 Miss Akx THonPsox,
al Of gh eoasty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
&0Eal9!1a

"A assgn,nflt nHYfg beea made 10 the un.
- Hsrslged Hy Jacob Shriver, Of Bolvar,'f9r
ms essneht q his creditors, u hereby notify al
persoiIs inoehted'te The said Shtivef that set-
tlcmepi Of debts due. him must be made with
y ltIss della! ~ possible.
s' NJ ISAAC FoUKE.
Aug rs. lS42- -3t. Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
WATER MEL 0NS!I!

TYT INTEND having ITaier .Ntlons Tor sale, from
- now unit. lReir season has expired, having
made arrang 10 that effect Those want
ing any, can find them each day IN The Market
House. or al my Dwelling in 1hsficstewn,
lnasmnch as naY arrangements are made with
The Alexaporia Melton sellers, I think can
dispose or Them cheaper dhan they have ever
beford been d lfered ft5 The citizens Of Chsfles
town, 4 j. /. BARTT.
j AM 25lt1S4Q ff5H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
ScHonTT WAYTTEn.

al GENTLEMAN qlsIised 70 mach the va
~ rioas branches Or an Eekiish Education,
Is also The LaiinT FreHsh and 6eraan Lam
gusges, is DESTROYS ~ obtaining school he
would prefer receiving q csttsib nonshIs Of
quAtierly salary, vhieh shouis Be repsonsbIss
and fheh permit my tnmber or scholars. Eois
sxcteding thirty. Ia attend ASehOoI in The
country would be preferred. bppls II
Sept I, 1919 This OFFICE:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
$40 REWARD.

ctTOI. En- from che subscriber, living al Har-
- pers- Ferry, some Time in May Or June lssls
) POCKET BOOK CONTAINING s27 n nensas
and 1 due biIT offcoI. EDWARD Lucas Tor 81 To-
ffs,r that amount deposited Wflh him j SAID BUT
having i credit on il lcf $40. The public are
cautioned against purchasing said due PAL, -
have never made any assignment q e.
Aug. IsfIs42. HUGH hlNsNs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

Monroe EdOords.-James L. Winfree
and Samuel n. Suydsm have been arrest,
ed in New York. charged with aiding and
abetling Monroe Edwards 10 his recen,
atienp. 10 escape from prison 10 that ci-
". Suydsm Was sdmitted 10 bail in the
sum OF $4,000, and Winfres 10 the sum
OF $1,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
IRAN AWAY

FlRhM lhs sabscriber living d ctstleslown,
An indensed apprentice 10 the Weaving
busieass, banned JAMES DOMINIC. BeAes-
lngI tkal sid appreaIice has been enticed 10
lesretme, and A. be has done 50 Without any
cause hereby foretsaEn apd caution al per-
sons tet ~ "a? los Or harbor iltn. rs am deter.
psFnebEto ehtesee the law against Mt SO efHead-
Einst WILLIAM MORROW.
Anr q. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

A Paris paper,rslaies that as Lord Am
hetst was recently passing on foot, wrap.
ped ia large cloak along the Bo1levafds
Montmarire, be was accosted BY police
officer, Who asked him il he had LOST any
hing. Lord Amherst. having examined
bis pockets. replied. that tie missed his
purse, containing 700 francs in gold
Here il is. withfhe money untouched"
. said The police officer. handing the parse
over, and the tobber isin custody"
{ -
RAvAcEs cFITIME.-The Paisley Ad.
veriiser says that The 96ih regiment foot
now p1arlered 10 Scotland were one OF
two regiments sent out 10 ST. Helena 10
charge Of he Emperor Napoleon. Three
gtenadiers Of this regime nj, with 40 equal
number Of tho .2Oh. carried the hero Of
thousand fights 10 his last earthly rest
ing place. All that time this corps con.
sisted1os 1900 menF rank aud die; but
such are the ravages of lime that there
now remains oaly one captain. one ser
geani, che corporal. aud one drummer.
TRUE CHAErrY The Boston Mail
says tAat there i aNnan 10 lha, city who
emphsucaIly earns BIS own bread BY The
.'saeat Of his brow" and Who We, pays
baker s 100 per yeaf fof. bread distributed
among certain pSor families. The beauty
Of The thing IS. lheSfecipients Of his boun.
" know mol The hand that feeds them.
..Neppspers. IA newspaper Is school
in family Of children. worth ten. dollar
a yEar. Even the most barren pspsf
brings something new. Children read Of
hear the contents. intelligence Of The az
). fairs Of ;he world. and acquire useful
knewledge Of more Importance to them
IN hielhan present Of City acres OF land.
Paran.ssre not aware ofihe uast-we say
with confidence The rast importance Of
newspaper 10 family Of children. We
have made the remark before. and We re-
peat il, tbs, taketwo families Of children
, equally smart and both going 10 The same
school; lei one Of them have The free use
Of the new spaper, and lei The other be de-
prived Of the use Of it. and il would ex-t
cite establishment 10 mark The difference
bstweenrihem. Full one bali. and al i'm
porssnt hals OF. education. ss Il respects
the business Of the world. and the ability
10 rise and make ones self respectable ia
it's derived from newspapers What
parent would not wish his children re.
spectacle, Whp would be willing 10
have bis neighbot's children more intelli
gent Than bis own and YET hoN tfidiBg
sum paper eosisl Il Is even iaahese
hard tines absolutely contemplate 10 a.
mount. and no man ever felt il. except 10
a. beneficial consequences. who paid the
srbseriplion regularly once year.