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The New York herald., 1845-03-22
PICTORIAL HERALD.
The Last Blaze of the Natives"
Mr. Selden's Speech at National Hall.

The Uessiy Herald to be issued this morn.
ing, III coaIain an engraving illustrative OF
The last illumination Of the Natives al the Hall,
corner OF Broadway and Grand street; also the full
report OF Mr. Seldens great speech al National Hall
IN Tuesday night. Price only o. cents
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

MOVEMENTS or TRAVELLERS journals oi
the principal hotels, yesterday. although no, nu-
mericaiy extensive, were sufficiently important
for public record A, the s"Aslor." are recorded
the names Of Gen. J. C. Boyd. ~ New Orleans,
Dr.. J. u. Jobnson. 81 LOUIS. Mo. cen S~lit,
Geneva Dr. Cummings, Portland, Msine; IEon
Huntington Hartford. Al the "City," &. A Hub
bert, Boston Edward Fex. Portland - Tl-dsi..
Boston; Hen. Spencer 4 McConkhn, Ohio. Al
the ''Globe," Hls Ekcellency Gen. A lmeste, fam.
lily sndfs~rsaniss MrsicAn Minister on his return
from his embassy At Washington, accompanied by
Sc nor Antoine M Feulei, an affarhf % the en-
bassy. At the Howard" Thos IA. Lorkhart
Ohio ;. A. Ashmead, Paliadslphlas Prescott
Boston; - FrothiEgham, Albany J, &. Hsiiea.
Vrginiay Mr., Grinnen, Chlcsso. Al the "Wsvsr.
~" Hon J. h, simmons. u, >. Senator, Rhode
Island; Hon. Robt Neilscp, Philsdeiphia hon.
w. X. Watson, Collector, Providence; Jacob
Kent, Eco, u. ;. Marshal, Dislnct vemopti ID.
r, Seamass, Surveyor. Port oi Providence. Rhode
Island Hon. Dulee J. Pearcs, Rhode Island.
CuMnRBLasD CosL.-rhis coal seems 10 rad ia
vor with The English a. well ss with Americsns
According to the baltimore I,auisaa of Wecnes-
day
"A vessel with a fuI cargo a Cumberland
coal, intended for the uae ol the steaner (srrmt
Western, has Just been drspaic he'd from this pcft
Tor New York. We learn tina, yes%eIs are n,uck
wanted tor the transportation OF Cumberland coal
hence 10 eastern ports, and that rood irrifhts can
be chained
ANTI RENT TROUBLES We have no later ac.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

SURRENDER OF SoUTHMAyD.-A. p. Shut, Esq, =,
bearer of dispatches to the metropolis OF Mary
land has received the warrant Of Governor Pratt for the
surrender of Southmayd in jail to the authorities
of New York. in obedience to rtquston from the Co.
OF that State Mr. Shut will leave for New York
tomorrow to deliver over the fugtive-Baltimore Clip
per, March 90
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF Coon FELLOWS There
is to be grand display OF this Order at the Taber.
nacle on Monday evening-an Grafton will be de.
livered the Anglesea Singers will sing number
Of their best glees, Duets and songs sonato, by
Beethoven, will be played by young lady only s
years Of age besides host Of other musical
geniuses will display their talents 1t is for the
benefit Of the widows and orphans fund, 'and will
be well worthy witnessing
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

GRAND ComPLIMRSTAR, CONCERT TO MILF. DRs.
JARDNs.-Mad Plco and the principal ar,is,es OF
the late Italian company now in this city, together
with a number Of other able musicians, are about
to give concert, together with an opera and bal
let, to the above accomplished damsepss, previou,
to her departure from this city. The affair will be
every way worthy OF the projectors and supporters
and will come of on Monday, the 3Ist inst.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
BE Warned In Time-lnfiuenza-Intc i

TENT FEyER-Ihe remarkable change ia the weaker has
brought with large in the hunters OF the sic
The an whD all appsaranc and in his sl
ings we'll before night down with cold In the
course OF the he finds his nasal throwing II n
wa'ery acrd Lamor which excor,aes the noe He sneaes
often aad has his cheat end side with lassu
IN chills f aud afee wards violent h-adae
affected
Now. Dr. Benjamin Franku's motto. "a stitch in time. is
very applicable here AT BraDdrsih tlls tae
them III sufficient doses to purge freely and the more yo
perseveed daily uat the health ia When the had
is very bad drink plennily Of hot bJneet will
vOmit, and in conjunction with Brandrehs Pills, do muh
good those who are sick in q The .uden
above advice will not lose thing thereby but will amst
susy gan the health quicker than by any other meany.
The Bnndreth Pills sold at Is Box 2 Bod
way Dr. Brandehs Principal Office. 2 Hudson street, ad
ga Bowery. Mrs. Booth agent, Market st. Brooklyn.
BeaPs Hair Restorative, at his Agency, n
Walket st., lst FROM Broadway.
Medical Notics.--l llA. advertisements OF Ls
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Qpackery the cure OF all dseases VII
hereafter appear ts fourth and last column OF s
paper. w. >. RICHARDSON, M. D., A9en
Office and Consul ing Rooms Of the ColeRss5 Nassau
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

The mos, important items in the list Of imports rem the
United stsies are cotton, tobacco, and lard three ps
the pioducton oswhieh 10 increasing very rapidly In this
country and the outlet the extensive foreign demand gives
them mskts the cultivation very productive agrcuu
rts aud planters twill be reference 10 the "a.
bic Of exports from France 10 the United stsesha there
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

= Henry. Chinese shaving Cream, or or,en-
, .n Ss1S asT of dc ~
It's part. ar. held IL The hshe., e.
m,ion where best SHOWN the itself entirely
real worth Il lss cost the pop,;o &c years Of asoI s.d
with confident beat as well a. the mos
economical shaving compound now in use.
perusal the following testimonials is respectfully
PaossEss scIEvcE.Nc,hng is more iutesibly nder-
tive Of hs Og Of II this than I the ~
minor comfort, snd luxudies. 10 dwelliugln
busins.. of shaS$s ssisnes S.. Sss% s,srns
Hf,sSa {; nSw psS;;!s|y so%ioIishs, I:
soMa!H1se roa BEAnD-Not to max. j, grow. .re,d.
King cream ussa5e,:'sa asS, believe, an.aIp..,bs
e as as SI
", Em h did man. hiG
beauTl IN appearance and most decided lu1ury.-N York
Several of cotemporaries have exhausted the power
d 5 aGRPGsna ~ q the ess
IA s:;9ss: Il .Isss ~ .s;a f NSlfss ss
S n S aes f S =:
always after be deemed is %
site At the toilet ~ e seaslsm.nmN i,
the shape HenTy Chinese shawl Cream Ia. recently
e any hi. plsps,a!o" inrodSe.S BY
o 273 Broadway the peasante emoent the skin We
ever made Of makes The face soft and ana
he smart nor roughntss follows the trace 81 the y
decidedly the best thing msed aud 10, sn
those who do their own babrng - invauaoie-Ns" hoA
Expres,. -, ,.,
SoFT The razor in the world - OF e use pro-
yided the has for hours mixing up snsr
hard No through the operation OF shsny
without lie Is aided by other 81 the shaving compounds
for sale BY the Ierfumers or all the.e which we have
tired We give Henrys Chinese Shaving Cream prepared by
A. b sands Co.. the preference Il raises thick delicate
famouslv We would have objection TO Ieeeivs
half dozen pots oit which would lat MS about half dozsn
sSd .old by A. b. SANDS CO. Chemist. and
Dmer;sts 23 Broadway OF Chamte New York
Price so Sold also 10 Fulton and ~ Ea
Broadway.
Death is terrible In any fOrm,v but 10
rendered still by that shw and touring dncsse
9tion. The evil be aveed IL taken time DR. Fol-
GERS Oloaonian An Heang Balsam has performed
ders with in the last mouths the following testimonial
g!sco below will show Read carefully, for tnec may be
hopc in
Extract from the tier Of James Harman, merchant now
residing In this city, who cured Of consumption by The
Olosaonian alter all otter had failed, and he feurucd
home from the Island Of Madeira die among his friends AT
Strange as app~aed obe confess, after using
the Oosaonian short that my night sweats gan grad
uay TO rass away, brle symptoms were rapidly deere
ing and in period four months from commencing the use
Of this remedy my health nearly restored
For sale at LOG Nassau door shove Ann and AZ
Mrs. Hays, l29 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency, 81 Walker street, first from Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

MRGEoReE VASDrNHoFr announces a repetition
Of his elegant and classical lecture on the Anti.
cones of Sorhocies, and the LEAR Of Shakespeare
for Tuesday next, at the Clinton Hall.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

Mr. j. PsRKrR's GRAND ExHIBIrIos BALI.-The
annual exhibition OF Mr.. Psrker's pupils. comes of
on Monday mex Abou, fifty young ladies and
gentlemen will display their ,alen, "on the light,
fantastic toe" After which the company will par.
take OF the festivities ci the evening II will Ger
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
A Sapphic.

A Sapphic.
FRIEND OF HUMANITY.
"Unforunate lady whittier you gongl
Rough is your skin, your face is all pinnpied-
notice your lip is disgustingly hairy,
20 your forehead.
Tell me, dear lady, whence your paieness!
Was il brousht on by care, uch studyi
Or absence Of exercise Your hair, too, is grey,
And terribly wiry!
"Haye you not hear of the famed DR.. GOURAUD7
Drops Of compassion tremble my eyelids,
Feady to fall, as soon you have told your
Pitiful story"
LADY
STORY, God bless you have to tell, sir;
Only Pm going TO sxtysev Walker
Street to procure some Soap Medicated
To wesh of my pimples.
"And from my cheek to Danish the paleness,
or Vegetable Rouge III purchase bottle
To tint it ; and also some Poudre Subtle
My hair TO eradicats.
My locks you observe, have grown grey prematurey;
IL therefore behooves quickly T. dye them
Ard nothing will do it but DR.. +. q JURAUD'S
Hair Dye called Grecian!
70 DR.. F. +. GOURAUD'S depot for the sale Of his cee
hraed Naan Medicafed Soap for the removal Of pmples
freckle &c, from the ska Poudes Subles for eradi
and lips Grecian ar Dye for soorirg red grey raj
brown Of black &c. &C., &c IS t67 Walker sset st s;ors
FROM Broadway and no where el,s in this city.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

The Mrx,can Minister. lady, child, sister, and
scwantF. arrived At The Globe" yesterday alter
noon. ~ = accompanied by only one attache,
Antoine 81 Eeu,st
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

at National Hail. Canal street Boadway-Mr q. Vale
will lecture ON the Anti Diluvans and theFood Involving
,t'istures Geoi sy dsbat. will follow Doors open at ,
Liberal Books lor sale BNew editions Of Mary Wol
stoncra Rights Of Woman Strauss Life Of Christ, Vales
I.ila of. ain &c
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

ONO RlvER.-At Wheeling, on Tuesday, there
eleven feet of water in the channel falling At
Pittsburgh Monday the river had ten feet Of water in
the channel.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

CnoIcE roREics FKurTs.-A quantity dfthe mos,
delicious foreign fruits has Just been received by
Moore, Lent x Co. Iss Front street II Eve wss
tempted by such, u Is not TO be wandered al that
che fell.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

Anti RENT TROUBLES We have no later nr.
counts from Delaware or Ulster The Ant. Ii enter
10 those counties set all law and order at defasce
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

John Burdeil. Dentist, formcriy corner Oh
Broadway and Chsmbe has returned from the pouh
to s62 Broadway, consr FuI kiln street. :. :
as he intends ,psnd only about hall o. each dey m
his oice would b well for who call when he ~
70 leave their and time e calling again and aso
10 pe particular IN meetoning the gwen Lame IN ooer 70 PFC
vent mistakes IN relation 70 the pesan they wisn 10 SEE
All FhiiadsIphia Subscriptions 70 tts
HsssLp mn. be paid TO the zebe, CO.. Ledger
Buildings Third where single copies
may also be obtained daily 1 O'Clock.
~ All the and cheap Publications for sae at their
tablisbment, wholesale and retail
With The exesRtion Of pns paper the Iieada s rad
mucb perhaps, fhiladephia published
that city, adording valuable medium advertisers AdvN
enents handed TO the agents at half o'clock will
pear in the Herald nsxtAday. n4ly
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
Principal ARTICLES IMpoRTED INTO FRAME, l8t3 AND
1874, WITH THE QUANTITY CONSUMED Each YEAR.

Amount of duties paid upon the imports Of 1872 N3593
Amount Of duties paid the imports of g FisO5703
Amount Of duties paid the imports Of 1874 E527 800
1t will be seen that the duties the nportations for
the past THREE " ars show gradual The above
table OF mportaons does not give full returns of the
tcles imported We do not find in the sb,ve official
turn Of imports the quantity Of tobacco ce and prov
sons, imported from the United States The exports of
tobacco from this country lance are vey large We
annex table showing the imports of el tobacco into
France for l840 AL and AZ. will be that about
seven-eshths of the quantity received nme from this
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
All FhiladsI sIphia subscripsions 20 ths
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
GOdey's Magazine and Lady's HOOk for
Anril. lS45.

The first supply exhausted IN lew hours and another
has received and those disappointed receive
their numbers application to
BURGESS. STRiNGER & CO., 222 Broadway.
corner Ann st
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
IMroprs AND EXPORTS or FRANC.
General Trade. Spedal TT

lsi3 -. i1ooO,oos so2,ocoooo sw,ooooo 100000
The trade between France and the Upitsdstae leaves
annually balance in favor ot the latter named country
For nine months ending June Iss the from the
United States to Frarce valued nj SD Oa6 l5 and
the imports into the United Siates from Frsnce at
AZ 66 leaving balance In favorof 81 ass 465
In sa the balance Of trade between the Two countries
still grester In svnr q The United Sites Accord
ng TO the reports Of tho Secretary OF the Treasury the
Of the imports into tho United States from Franco
for lss1, was $40 ga 03s but the reports made in
France value the exports for le42 at SIS i407 We
mex table showing the articles imported into France
from, and exported To- the United States for s47 with tho
aggregate value
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

SENTENCED TO BE HANGED 1t will be seen on
reference to our law reports, that James Eagar the
unfortunate man who has been found guilty of the
wful murder Of Philip Williams, in Roosevelt
street in this city, in December last has been sen.
fenced, before the Court Of Oyer and Terminer, to
be hanged on the 9th of May. Judge Edmonds'
charge, of which we give full report, we recon-
mend to he special perusal of the class Of persons
to whom it is intended to apply.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

Dalley's Magical rain Extractor, at his
only agency ST Walker street, first store from Broadway
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-13
Books and Stationery,

WARREN LAZELL, TT Main Street,
HAS just received a new supply OF the Patent LIZ
IL BLANCES.-Aiso, a large assortment OF Letter
EnUefopes DRAWING CARDS, thirty two cards in
pack consisting of elementary outlines and Cottage series
without the aid ola eacher by Jacob and ]. s. c. Abbot
The Naturaiist's Library, containing descriptions OF
Man QuaIrupeds Birds, Fishes Reptiles, and Insects with
400 engravings. -, :.
Lines ofke Presidents United States, with 40 en-
cravings ty Robert w. Lincoln.
INV 4 A. dir E. DORR, Agent
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-13
COAL.


Next to Cotton, perhaps this article has become
the most important to the United States-to the
citizens of the Northern and Middle States. it
certainly is so. In 1924, twenty years since.
9,54l tons of coal were brought down from the
Lehigh region. In the following year 900 tons
came down the Schuylkill canal. This wear the
quantity will reach perhaps 1000 900 tons, an
average increase Of 100000 tons per annum for
twenty years. This coal at an average Of AS. is
worth $40 900 900 per annum, and as its Quantity
has increased in the Market its price has declined
This has not been by reason OF the great supply,
but that the increased facility of transportation
has reduced the price by breaking up disastrous
monopoly, and by so doing promoting more ex-
tended consumption. There are three great
points OF supply, viz the Schuylkill region, the
Lehigh, and the Carbondale mines The last
mentioned belong to the Delaware and Hudson
Canal the second supplies the Lehigh and Nor
rls Canals and the first, up to 1912, supplied
the Schuylkill Canal only. Now it is a singular
fact that from 1889 to 1885, period OF six years,
the coal trade scarcely increased at all, and the
reason was that the trade was in the hands Of
companies that sought profit by monopoly and
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-13
WORCESTER HOUSE,

OPPOSITE Boston, N0TWIch and WesteTn Rd Rodd Depot,
Worcester, Mass.
IA II HE subscribers have recently purchased from
SA Col. WARNER KINDS, the lease and furniture of
the above estahli hmen and prepared to receive
VISITORS transient boarders the most liberal terms.
Tbs House has been much improved by painting, and re-
furnishing throughout with furniture of superior
quyand nope by strict personal attention 10 bnsl-
ness with desire please receive share OF the pub
lie patronage The bill fare will always consist of the
very best the market Affords and exerton will be
spared the patronage OF the public and give salts
faction
We ht all times, at short notice. be prepared to &C
commodae parties from The Beighbong towns and else
where having several spacious parors, shall be able
to give private apartments. and private tables if desired
large stable recently been erected the premises,
which will always Nbe furnished with the best of hay and
gran and attentive Osters. T. E. WOOD,
lane IS 1916 6m J. G. FISHER.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-13
THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester.
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

Terms.
The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annu or Seventv-6ve Cents per quarter, paid strictly
in advanGe.-Or
Fonr Dollars per annum or One Dollar <per quarter,
not paid IN advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
is published weekly the came Office Termsi-Sl,'o III
advance, or 50 90 il not paid in advance.
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IN addition the above premiums, deposite Of per
cent on the premiums will be required; and depose
varying at the different ages from Is 80 per cent
the premiums.
Applications for may be made the Office of
the Company the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester. and TO
the Agents in the towns and sections of New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsy lvania, and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester July g. Ig45.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-13
PURI,TC AUCTION.

a M ILL be sold at public auction, on Thursday
M w the eighteenth day Of September inst, at one
4A O'Clock NJ on the premises. FARM situated hall
mile The OF the town If Templeton on The
Boston and Bratlehoro road containing 48 OF valu
abt land with large and convenient two story House
Wsedhouse Carragehnuse and Barn. with good water ut
tia house and barn Terms liberal
N Shridge, Sept 8. d~t SETH ALDRlCB.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-13
Dva-HnnSe Removed,

YENHE subscriber has Removed his DyeIng
Il Works to his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
(and only ten rods Main street, where all goods must
be left Having frst.rate shop with every convenience
attached he iees confident in assuring the public mat ms
work shall be done WE'LL and at shorter notice, than at
any other shop Of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS COlored as usual Tor
ONE DOLLAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed Mt one day mo-
tice if desired CARPETS SHAwLs of all kinds, and MIL
ITARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and warranted to
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed III al
cases. or no charge will be made.
M OpIu Office in Worcester is on Central
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester Aug 20. 35t
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

shivering wuss and wuss, 'cf you'll let
me off this time;'
Can't don't, jess! want you down
in Tophct, to strike for Vince Kirkland.
Eve got him thar a-black smithin' of
it. He does all my odd jobs like pine
tin Of my tail, and SIGH like! Can't let
you oif-i've come a purpose for you'll
I'D seed the poor devil shudder
when ! called Vincc's name, but he
didn't say no more, so | jobs the gig
thro' the hind part ofhis ovcrhauls and
starts down to the kunnoo landin' with
him. in a pcart trot, The way he
scratched up The dirt as he travelled
backwards on his all-fours, was per-
feet sight! But just as | struck the
roover, he got holt of a grub, and the
gig tore out, and he started 'tother
way! ] never seed runnin' twell then
faint no use TO try to tell you how
fast he did run; | couldn't do ii in a
week. A scared WOLF warn't nothin
10 him. lie run iasttr'n six scared
wolves and a yearlin' deer. Soon as
he got start made for n log whar |
seed their guns, and behind that finds
the big powder gourd they all Kept
their powder in, that they warn't a
usin.' Thinks |, eff you aint all klccn
gone, III finish the job for you; so J
pitched the gourd-it hilt fully a gal
lon-smack into the fire, and then Jump.
cd in The recover my self. hadn't
MORN got properly in before il bowed
up. Sich blaze never seed before.
The mise was some itself, but the
blaze covered all creation, andretched
| higher than the trees. 1t spread out
to the logs whar the guns was, and
fired them of! Pop! pop. pop! Nc
wonder them Chatohospa fellows never
come back! Satan, himself couldn't 4
done it no better, Ct he had been
there, in way OF racket and Mise!
Oddly Biggs now took longer
breath, and a longer drink.
Boys he continued, Il got them fel'
lcrs' fish, and a two-gallon jug o sper
rets, and ] throwed their guns in the
roovcr, besides giyin' 'em the allgor
trest scare they ever had and they ain
been back since. which | hope they
never vill. for il is oudacious the wa,
the rooyer folks is 'trudcd upon. Ant
now boys, that's my 'scrape; so let
take another drink, look at the hooks
ami then lay down
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
INDIAN ORATORY.
illustrated By scrap Of Natural History }
by JOHN BROWN.


Much has been written and sung OF
the fancicd merits of the North Amer
lean Indians. Their bravery, magma
ninity, generosity and fidelity have
been themes for the poet, orator and
philosopher, until the rcd race has be-
come invested with an interest abso-
lutely romantic. The closing scenes OF
their existence, as people, bid fair to
be rendered glorious by the hues OF fan
cy, and like the concluding acts Of some
splendid drama, they are becoming
more and more magnificent as they
pass away
Indian Oratory, in particular, has
been much landed. Logan's speech,
for example, has been defamation
for school boys in att parts oftho Tn
ion. II is performed, like some specie
of music, with the Uaridii0nS; and |
doubt, if Logan, himself, were here,
whether he would recognize some cdi-
tons oft.
When Indian oratory is spoken OF,
however, am reminded OF storieiLc,
which have picked up somewhere,
but which | am not certain can tell
correctly, as | may have heard it with
the variations" The hero is n pro-
fessor Of Natural History in New York.
He had a class Of students very far adj
vancCd IN knowledge Of insects, par
ticularly those diminutive cntimologi-
cal organisms, called Tugs. In fact,
they considered themselves masters Of
all the realms Of bug dem.
The Professor, to test their prof
cheney, quietly procured an artist to
make him on awkwardly shaped arllt-
cial bug, OF rather a representation OF
what might be bug, or might not, bu.
which was certainly not exactly like
anything sin the earth beneath, or the
waters under the GARTH and might
Lave received high honors without dis
paragemcnt 20 the second command
ment. This was submitted, gravely, to
the students for their inspection, and
they were desired to classify it, and
each write an essay upon it.
The bug went. in turn, from one
dormilory to another, and every NOR
ming witnessed new and learned cs-
say. Opinions varied; bat shall not
attempt TO say TO what extent the chan
gee were rung on the words genus"