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a" FIogging in Schools

To he Editor u tn Irt5sHs-
Nv attention was directed 10 recent article In
Your pa-er over the signature Of Howard" upon
the above mentioned text Howard seems 10 favor
the idea that corporal punishment ought 70 be done
away with in our semnare- OF learning Now
sir. twenty years Of my lite have been devoted TO
the instruction OF youth and ! could never insure
that promptne-s order and application 10 studies 50
essentially necessary 10 the attainment 0i a sound
and thorough education without iud.cous applica
ton Of the birch Perhaps ! destitute Of those
essential qualifications teachers know edge ~ hu-
man nature decision % purpose, AMI practical benevo-
iance OF disposition 80 empnarcaAy dwell upon hy
D.. Howard ! moreover frankly admit that 7 I'D n6t
possess that rare mack 80 iatern- them my pupils
INTO their duty" so confidently claimed by a certain
loue might suppose eminent teacher that read 81 In
IN old sche0-bO0k called The Columbian Orator Bur.
whatever may have been ny own defects As teach
or can confidently say that have Witnessed several
attempts being made 20 dispense with c0rpureal pun.s b.
raent I'm school and never knew Of one 20 succeed
Nv dess a. 10 school discipline may be erroneous but
consider an assemha-e Of scholars similar o. that OF
any other community say the people Of the STATE Of
New York 4 community composed o. heterogeneous
mass possessing 4 the good and cgi prOpen-ifes of
which the human mind i susceptible some. from eiu.
cation or other causes possessing dignity Of mind and
character sufficient become good citizens without the
force of penal statutes other legal provisions Others
requiring the OF ine lass o. enforce thar ODE
diencc essentially necessary n ihe preservation OF
fc liberty and the pursuit OF happiness And s.r IN
my opinion Whenever the time shall have arrived that
our code of state laV. may with safety be- abolished
rDrp1reaI punishment can with perfect pr0priefy boz
done away with in our schools. and not before
ONcE 4 TEACHER NOW CoN-DEALER
Il We ,artiy approve Of orr correspondents
Oh ln-c of vocation. H. Irib.
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DIR WHEELER, OCULISr

NO ~ aie $50 Greenvsh-ircei, near ihe Battery, Y Y
devote. his exclusive attention 90 DISEASES OF THE
Eye and Opihalc surgery. and assure, me pub tha
there amongst the numerous diseases io men me
imam eve j. subject any disorders Of that ch cam
NOT be- essentially relieved entirely cured hy him. The
vast number of uniuh.el r>mDua which can Dee seen
h- office VIII satisfy the public that Dis practice i not tN
e either success, by that Of amy other ocu
D. 81 fn ihr United ~afss
DR. " leter ha~ made arrangements with ne most "m
nenf Manufacturer iu Paris for constant supply of Alnca
ives which nearly resemble the uHlur ln appear
bear flc closest scrutiny and onsrrNAuon without
he ference being detected Dr. W vii insert and fur
nl.h sem uu reasonable terms.
- o.hre hours from \. VI. To O'Clock L. NJ afef
which b. visits ouf ilor "a tents iyiA eodm'
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Datent Alcoieines.
wrSTARfS BA-SAM.

COMPOUND BALSAMIC PREPARATION from
n Wnt Cherry Barb sni rsr-The hest REMEDY
Known 10 the World for the OF Coughs Gods Astfn~
Group -iins of th- Lunss, Whoopingco.,h orousn..
- ln-nerrN shorne-. u Breath Psn snd Weakness IN
h- Breast or Side Liver Complaint and he nrs1 s'Ss-s Of
IA THOUSAND CURES, IN cases deemed utterly
hopeless firmly established ~ vast superiority over
every former medical discovery. Il has always been sy 81
"Nsiurs. own Prescription" being formed chiefly from
chemical from Wild Cn-rry bars ans Tsr-t""
Trees hs hcky scattered wherever diseases 81 NE
lungs prevail We sve few instances OF - eNtrsoriint
power, rom scsialogue srno-i without end
adv laidrsss VII ~ gwen 81 he Newiork Agency
who given up by a. Of her physicians 10 de OF con
sumption hal hard mnor for mouths The side-rsise
among large cusntt OF matter sort 81 hsny shssnce-hs
taken medicine for ~o months, being past Al nOp-en-
trey cured by few bottles OF his Bassm In september
and October. ls+t
down for years being oeisei % sleep IN sitting
posue far cured TO attend 10 his business IN TIE mos
stormy weather
Thcws. Corrr. Hsidonheld y. J t--ase. under oath.
dat he hsd violent cough and psn IN me sde-ic norlns
S.ed .rce quantities Of corrupt ma,ier-sso much hot
hi. physician. could DO but little for mu-ssve nun ps oi
rercury did cood-h- friends Al SUPPOSED ne 1Si
yaloring consum pton entirely cured ny ur- oves o.
Wl>TAR'S BALsAM
Mrs. Ann D Hopkins. Of Knswesyile, \. Y: entirely
cured Of liver complaint and genera deoA'y OF rs"e"
jacob Hoffman. N. p. Huntingdon cured $ child q
>chroehe Of obstinate disease of the Lungs sIef ne nae
.rec all the usual remedies IN VAN
Cases are daily occurring IN every par! o, he COUNTY,
which prove ncontesy the vssf superiority ci t- bA-
every shade of Lung aud Liver disease over every ohef
preparation horcioiOr, know 10 he w-fld
Sold Wholesale and Retail. by A. u. ID SANDS.
Wholesale Dru.gis- - Fulton-st New Nork Sold ,so a.
.73 Broadway. = Fat Broadway. rHs ARCyE rHs
ONLY AGENrs ~ rMs CITY Price - per bottle ss
bottles for - mh-%'m'
.NE BAID-iEtDED."-i 20 your har.-ls
b falling oul or turning grey l. there dsndrf IN
iha root Try MYtrRs CEfaM ltLiEs.r ce.rOfafsd
Tor o. wears for The emheshmen and growth of the hair
prevents falling OF OF turning grey. and i uneqiesed
for the ioiei--ior real false curs ~ Ladies, Try it,
For sale hv D. FAY lSi Fultou-s;reri. lamp >iore
-, Euf1Ir. Y Price ~ cents Tvs 6nis-,i
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THE EYE.
nR POWELL DIR nINssY- o.

nR. POWELL DR.. DlOsSl, Oculsis ard Oph'hs.
~ mic SUI .eous No ~ Broadway. corner at Narrenst
confne heir practice Diseases oe Eye Operations upon
hat Organ and IL Appndage- sni at inpericons ~ W
-on Testimonials from the most eminent medical men 81
Europe and America Reference 10 patients hat have been
perfectly cured OF Amauru-s. Cataract Ophania Nebuia
nr ~neck- The Eve Sfrahismus. or squirting, &c.
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED without pain OF oper'
alton, that cannot be- distinguished from ne natural
SPfCTACLE>.-Advee given A. Ia the klnd 81 glasses
uehe particular defects The poor treated grauiiou-y
Ir.r ltntp iy aOdff
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VOL. v. NO. 90.
nary, who Immediately began to execute his part

tionary. who Immediately began to execute his part
of the drama.
What " exclaimed the rogue In an angry tone
you surely have mt sued me
Yes have replied the Quaker aud thou
shoudst be thankful ,ha, nothing worse has hap.
pened TO thee.
Come in, then said the debtor, finding himself
fairly caught come in, and will pay You II
must
The three went into the house together and ile
slippery gentleman having asceraned the amount
Of the bill paid II ia full
The tailor having signed the receipt placed il IN
the hands of his late creditor with feelings such a.
may be readily imagined The swindler took it and
for the first time glanced at the various items OF
which it was composed. He said nothing till he
came to the last charge, which was for ddreyfis-
mr. when he broke forth
'Halloo what's this ? For adceriisingP That's
an odd charge in a talors bill. You re cheating
mel"
"Ons" coolly replied the Quaker; that Is all
right have charged thee the cost OF publishing
the advertisement which thou just showed me-
Here the swindler uttered horrid oath, as he de-
publication of that advertisement
Truly did replied the Quaker with most
provoking GOODNESS.
"You told a -- lie in it, quickly reioried the
rogue
Convince me Of that said the Quaker. and
thou wilt find me ready to confess the fault
You said should hear something TO my advan'
tage. if | would come here
Thou art mistaken, Immediately responded the
Quaker &" only promised tina, thou shouldst hear
of something TO advantage and Is II not to the
advantage Of poor tailor to collect an old debt
"If can catch You in the street said the
swindler with an oath and in the deepest rage, "Il
give you such a cowhdilg az will not leave the
breath in your body"
Nonsense, now, said the Quaker; " if thou
really intends to do any thing of that sort we had
better step out into the back yard and finish the
business at once.
The rogue was completely noa-piuscd by the cool
ness of the Quaker. and stood speeches. and al
most perifed
Now" said the tailor good -naturedly' LET me
give thee piece of advice. When next thou hast
occasion to get a suit Of cfthes, thou had better not
attempt to cheat the poor tailor but pay him hon
esty. fortlen will thy conscience not disturb thee
and thy aleep will be SWEET aud refreshing. Fare
we'll"
There is no doubt of the literal truth OF this story
as we received it tiIbe since from the lips OF
the Quaker himself
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.


RICHARDSON cos CELEBRATED AMERICAN
II PANACEA-1his Medicine. compounded solely from
vegetable matter, free from adn,eraton and warranted nee
any ingredients detrimental t0 health was discovered
about year since by individual sorey afflicted WIN
LIBERATED SCROFULA, and who has been under me
treatment the eminent physicians 10 ihe nied saie-
m sight vears without the least apparent hope of re,Ofa
On 90 health. and by them pronounced inclrabr, nu
Who after taking the above named medicine Tor n'e weeA
was restored perfect health That medicine tas been sod
Nth unprecedented success and has never Jailed m any m
ance when accordance With drecons Ia ELECT
kHEUM. SCROFULA. ULCERATED SCROFuLA ~
ER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS ELL Iilnlh-
10. INFLAMMATORY AND CHRONIC kilEi MAIisM
PILES. tRlslPELAs. BlLtS. SCI kNl 1iikOrlC
ORE EYES. BLOTCHEs. PlNPLF, on THE FACE,
-CALD HEAD, AND ALL CUTANEOUs DISEASES
OR PAINS or ULCERS ARISING FROM An mi To-
DlCIOT : U~E OF MERCURY OR An IMP RE STATE
Of THE BLOOD The efcacy of his medicine has been
sized no all e disease above enumerated and IL effects
truly astonishing. Only one table spoonful 10 D. iaAen
ny aill each morning before ealing, "ncn usually pro
lcs- tonic effect while ln most cases. u also ac- a.
Gentle csiharuc mere a-ng ne ap1ete and genera eah OF
zee patient causing al ulctfaed sores 20 discharge uoir
r0fsey and producing ehcciual Alternative Of the whole
.ysicm purifying and producing perfect acuon Of ne
blood.
fer-ons while taking H. should refrain from the use Of all
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned iood Eof 'se oy
General Agent ~ Pine--treef opposite tie Custom House
Sew YORK. and al 10 Aston House no, t5 and al Broad
way. Broadway and Chambers-st No y Fronlst
bio. Nos - and 30 Hudson, and n haum9ndsi corner
Hudson. No Grnd-st; No. Isl and III GeenHlct-t
So n and 81 Cherry---, No ~ Waker--t No % Cam
rrine-.t. 80. 5jl and ~ Pear.Li No III ;ana--L
Brook yu J. W Smith. corner Of Fulton aud Cranberry
-: and Mm. BlagrOve SQure- Buildings corner W Ao"
aai A. c--i and By all The principal druggists ia me
Dr. y b. Lockroyv. No - Heavef--L Clinton Buii.ns-
telerai Wholesale end Retail A .eIt fog Albany
e ". Dynu 4 son No. ii3 North Seconds. General
q. COLBY. No. jji Pear--t-, y. Y
Instructions for taking ite article aud great number oi
81 d.. above n.acr- M cod irv
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'I'Hi> vel known sanitary and agreeable vegetable pre-
j partition isuuieef-aIlv allowed by al who have nsrl Do
and is many -'ng-lcl NE iica. men ~nO recommend 81
r their practice stand vailed Re happy effects in
curry dirfl0-d cholera l0rbls c'lOc -pasnodc cholera
&C. Sc. fesltcalv the summer complaint In dfen even
l their iOru-. Testimonials from ile nrst families 10
M civ ~ Ney-i orA - % is extraordinary efficacy, aud
pamphlet treat upon great virtues. mag be- Obtained
r,fout charge az ii. Office Dr. Wheei-r 30. - Green
street. near the Battery who Is sole proprietor q" here
, for SALE A. well a. The principal drug stores n the
r.fv lyl5 eOdlus'
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~ Wafer Cure NJ Lebanon springs.

beauuf romantic and heay plcr 2 ea-y on access In
siraiel only - miles Fast of Albany. 80 miles y. r. 90
Hudson and miles West cf Pi-hed. Mass and presents
natural advantage. for purposes 40 heah seldom fqlard
For parclia. address post psd) joel show, VI d. or IA
va Camb-II. Lebanon Sprn.s, Columbia CO. y J."
The WafrrCIr- Journal and T,ncHer uf Health, joel
>hew. NJ. ID. Elfnr Campbell \ Nmmlr,l Publishers
can be- r.ned Dl VIVA H. Graham, Tribune Rlding- lto
Nassau.recf, N-'V-Nork Cry subscribers wl hereafter
f-ceve their numbers NJ iis place. Terms yer volume
NJ
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PERIFoCAL sPEorACLEs.

ft'HESE LENSES pronounced superior 10 All Others IN
ty D- Lardnsr Patterson. and numerous Otter sci
sfc gentlemen are of American Invention and nsnuia1iur
81 only Al the new and extensive OPTICAL WORN,
Norfh Oxford Mass Numerous testimonials oi their mtri
shown bat seeing l. believing, tie public are in
.l to examine and udge lor themselves They may he
uund whoe.se and retail Agency No 1872 Broadway
and A 80 a. r. }. CRONfNS BeoS Store, tib Broadway
Difficult OF deficient vision solicited.
,,,l- or BRIGHAM
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BOARDING SCHOOL

PREPARATORY BOARDING. SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN. CONN-D n. CHASE. \. VI. PRINCIPAL
Established IN 1885 Sessions commence May 18th and oct
9Th continuing months $50 per session. Thorough
preparation for College business, AMI personal attention,
are secured pupils fully IN the mos; expensive schools
ais from New fork placed 10 charge of careful per
going ana returning Circulars at - Mar.et street snc
D :. Rr,. f,,a d.S
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FOR THE PILES

Jar. UPHAMS ELECTUARI tar internal remedy i
- certain Tor - Pills either Internal of eAirf
rt-trrn or blind sold uulF Dob 's q 81 70 'fe or-- NJ
f. or oral Proprietor. 4 UPHAM. 81 ID. regular eiurs
PHYSICIAN ~ twenty years experience. confined a. 81
ice practice wher. Pss ana AL Chr1fc Diseases sfe sue
c.-fy treated. Medical Office, i18 B0wery. four door
s.ore Spnng--tre-- Once hours from A. A ~ r. D.
. .y.-. .r-atI. WI In
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,CIIE PNTENT GaLVA>IC KIN,.-

j neic Fluid Tl- remarkable discovery hes received
lie universal appreciation oi i. Mecl. Profession col Great
Britain and has hfn sufficiently long before ue Amercan
public fo give a aif fria ~ N power and efficacy Ir "a
rFNr GALvASll Rises have been inart n answer a ue
purposes for which itc ord mary t4F4n'c haefy or tecr
and Magnetic Machine n-ed. b- without auy OF tn
INJURIOUS SHOCKS NhcaccoI auy 'fr applications hy ihos,
Instruments many other respects are more SAFE and
CURTAIN naccumull-linE il" desired object
Tin. GlIfarc Eiul- have nr, Used 900 perfect success
boz -- Of Rh.umIf-nl acute or chronic, applying fO fe
head face or limbs. Goui, 3 DuIoreuv Tootache Bron-
f. Vertigo Nervous ar a. Head ir.c. lad -e-nn Par
a.y.- Palsy Epilepsy FL, Cramp apauon of ue Heart,
Apop.Nv >ues Of joints, Luu -ago, NrurlYll Genera
Debility Deficiency of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous
Disorders n case. of confirmed Dyspef ia they have been
cc,..fu Their extraordinary effects upon The system
mus, be Witnessed O bee believed and ~ ceraa fRLffN-
rivf for the above complaints they ac equally 20 BE- ~ ON
rnend-d The Ga'vinc Ring. ar, 10 every way perfectly
itn-- and sold l prcr- tn Dr. iu 'f~ reach of alb
CRf,rff'. MAGNETIC FLUID 10 connection with ihe
Rn- 1 render their ciic aclon ccran and fo direct
ie Gaganc influence 10 be particular portions which are
Affected.
ornunerou. certificate n e highest character regard
Ias h efficacy of il- Ga'varr Rim. ans Magnetic Fluid,
reference made former advert emen.. or they may hc
.een az dc office. Ouy Agency BOO Ncwl orb. 49, Fulton
street, sun Bu.dngl In Brooklyn. al he store % JAMES
w SMITH, Druggist corner Fulton -ld Cranberry streets
rrF
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~ Office Of the Ensf River Mutual in-. Co.
No 10 Wai--i. New Ynrs. 81 July. ls'5-At spec a
meeting Board Of rccf0r-. after taxing into fe
resource. of fhe Company in connection with recent losses
biz f Fire 0f he 10Th mt ia10lt oneaif OF the Capital re-
mai ing unimnareil n unanimously Re-o vel, Tina
ne Company proceed I'D their business as Usual.
JNO BROUWER. President.
fofnS Surrfty Snrrafqrl fv13
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uf be- year all liable to disease from ls source. Has
ngs Cos Sar-aparla Candy ana fu- are not only a
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THr MILITIA OFFICER AND THE OUAKER-
GEN samuel Fcssonden Of Portland at a recent Peace
meeting al that place took occasion says the Advertiser
~ relate the circumstances Of his conversion 10 Peace
PRINCIPLES He had formerly been war man ana had
nss.ei through all the grades Of military ONCE rom me
corporal up TO the cominandani OF iuu DIVISION; ho
was ON certain occasion going 10 'ilit-IS he'iS"
riding in full dress rcgmcnta!s, Wheh ne eaVSu !" e'
an acousin,ance Quaker The latter appeared not 10
notice him as he approached until ne came so near lh"
he was obliged check his horse TO Keep rom running
against him The honest Quaker men looking up y mn
with peculiar significance said" treRd ffsseHaeA hHs
,be eoi tLu Christian amor p The words touched
him 10 the quick for he then protested dlscpe OF
Christ and while riding 70 the neld ana WINE r'N,""-
49, ,,o,s with the multitude OF brsilng bayoncis be
tore hin, he thought Of the Quaker ana MS thTishd"
nra0r From that time he lost ms iner's' IN 'l1i.
affairs. and now ranks among the |eS''"S ""'V' -
Peace.
~ We are requested by the Governor TO state
,hs, lusoe WurNEY Of the seventh Circuit wlI nod
she Circuit Court for the county Of Cheuh- ia '' s'N
t,rst 10 he held the last Monday III >epl'iiO'i nS.
that Judge GRIDLEy, OF the MIN IHcu.' W." no.u .
-, o. ivinrsfon county IN the sixth Circuit on TIE
..cond Monday Ia October next Tor CH'iHHu.us os-"
~ an The third Monday IN October next ana LOT A"e
and that Judge DAYTON OF the eighth CirSui, has =.
rrcuc.t,d To- and II expected viii mold the circuit o
S;cuhcn county IN the SKIN circuit On We - - -
10 October next and ioy BIoome county, Oh u, .n"'
Monday in November next l'
Col H. : RANpAIL's MERiNO Last
season we noticed the enormous clip oil the M.rino
sheep Of Col Henry :. Randall. OF ths village. -
learn that his Paular stock, in'uu.hs w
rams, averaged six pounds OF re Easasd 40 -
head three year old sheared is los o. N''o
heaviest fleece. believe ever taken from hfes s'"
cid Mcrino in the United sa,es) and yeafiins o-
Or Many of the ewes shearcd g. 7 and lbs per h'sn
and the unparalleled weight OF los. or Col Il
received the hr.t premium rams and the first ana
second ON At the State Fair al Poughkeepsie
D-34) and the gold medal OF the Society for the best
managed and most profitable hock OF sheep al the anu
nj winter meeting OF the society In Albany. Cortland
srsinsi the world l'of''Nnd 'iliase democrat
SINGULAR SUIcIDE.-On Wednesday last man
s,s found dead IN the woods. iew rods East Of Bod
-, Tavern in Pembroke He unquesiionabiy killed
t,,sef a. A case knife ground nearly sharp ~
1o. WA. found stuck about six inches into HI. throat
lie entirely naked having sssp on a S f.ns' 'IS
Liz nsn,aoon pocket found small mask "nch hau
contained liquor and in bis hat was small '1es rope OF
bedc together with his suspenders ia his
hook which contained ocaf was small siiip oI ,
reddish coored paper which WAS wniien Va Daon'
2 him Smih, July Al Batavia Au'o'''e
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rRIRuNE IoR pRfNr1NG orFIIcE.

JOb 7
No. ~PRUCs->TRrEIf Three Doors from Naomi ret
Two MFRCHANT--Merci supp led with All kinds
1 OF PRINTING a. the cheapesf rate. VIZ
Cards Bills Ladng.
Circulars, Receipts.
B Heads. Checks, sc.
To Literary gentle N-Origna Manuscripts print
I'd Wi ACCURACY.
Pamphlets. Stereotype Work. AMI all kinds Of
Book. Latter Pres Printing
To LECTURER. A>D MUsIciANs.-P graEnes beautifully
Lecture Bill Small Bill Tor Di-iri.
Mammoth Bilf. button, Ac
And every description Of PLAN anl Ornamental Job U0rk
executed with great ncatne-s and plncuahiy the Once.
No. Spruce street
The improved POWER PRESSES, Tor B0oks. PAW
rHiETs &c.
Al syorA the above Presses will be- done at extraor
binary lows prices. fyifif
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'O>t.kE~--ItALL.-sa spungs-tAL|IN
y MUNGER, Proportion Tms cool, cOnmodiou- and
shOnabc public resort II now open. It's directly sd)on-
celebrated medicinal fountain, Congress Spring and
Dmmalds ~ healthy location and beautiful prospect
ly -Imi. ar establishment al Saratoga Spnugs
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Tue proprietor his the public for the iber
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sy hereafter visit him. that he Will not be- surpassed In any
ing which reasonably contribute t0 tbs comfort
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