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MEDICINES.
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DoCU.
MENTS'
Col. MISE, Of 4dmcnia, Nc,c- York, writes
,c,,dcr date of January ., 1915,

Mr.. Isaac EUTTs
SIR he high estimation in which Wistars Balsarn OF Wild
Cherry held nothing more than merits Having seen its
beneficial effects my family believe TO be inraua-
be in cases of ncpient Consumption.
My wife naturally feeble the iaii
1913 took cold which affected her lungs producing
harasng cough and hoarseness SO that she could with diff
While on visit 10 her friends last spring, her attending
physicians became alarmed her situation told her that
less cough aud symptoms left her the weather a-
preached would be not likely the weather became
cold Al the same time he lcIne take which
tended to lessen her fever but still her . Gil, HoARSF.-
NESS and RAISING OF BLOOD continued about the
same time this alarming Of the disease procured
few bottles of WSiarS Basam Wild cherry which she be-
no benefit from it, ecse she had become far reduced by
this rlnacilng disease but prevailed her continue
its though freely Confess II hoping against hope
Before the second bottle gone thought there was some
relief and she perseveed is till she had taken or
bottles; and sir, the gratifying result IS PEKt Ell
RESTORATION tc her usual health Not one OF those
alarming SYMPTOMS re-apTared and should do myself
injustice did fully aud earnestly recommend II 10 others
who may BE- in similar SITUATION -, >. 80,
Respectfully your friend, w. II. NASE.
E. NJ Swift Esq. District Attorney ofDgtehess o writes
am acquainted with Col w H. Nase of Armenia, who is
aman OF u-and his statement of facts entitled 10 full
credit Further know that the 9alth Of his Wifi is greatly
Improved. r. NJ SW II i.
Again we say, call and see the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS
They fully prove that this Basam the only reliable remedy
for pains Weakness of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Liver Complaint mcpient ConSumtlon Asihnn oil one TO
duced by cold aud changing climate
Remember certificates and statements of cures are in
CASES sTRICTLN TKuE. -,
Principal Office 90 Ann.st but sold by Druggists in all parts
of the country. - 'tl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MANUAL,
ANALYTICAL. AND SYNTHETICAL OF
ORTHOGRAPHY AND DEFINITION.
BY JAMES y. McELLIGoFT.
PRINCIPAL Of III. Mechanics Society School NeI.-Iork
The euthor of This book well known the able principal
Of the Mechanics Soeiety school n rs ey IL th' Haa-
such euneu: success rendered lama 4nd iy and made
great advantages appaFet ny series oi exercises OF r.
culisrly instructive ch4ractcr
Just published, and lo' s4, eE >-cpDr>- r-r>-,.
rnal3 2w=od 70 wiIliam.s,rssi Merchants Exeilen:e
D 0BlYsoN,s GEsENIUs' HEBREW LEXICON
II Greek AMI English
Levcret:'S Latin Lexicon
tii.,as' 5 H9e1sFi R. l5aie0A
Sophocles Greek Grammar
=" Exercises. aud Sey
mi, H R%@fif 9!iRT:' stv AZ & ars p7
DANIEL ABE. iG FULION.sT. y t.w-l 0Kh
WILL THIS DAY PUBLISH No. ) OF
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY,
iofy Nnc5a aud NodsT1 and Of separate
Histories Tore F F.J gtiaeiIa al N Ps t, s
BY SAINT Si'iS Ell Il M&GSDER.
Author of the Treasury Of knowl.dge Biographical
THE HISTORY OF. AMERICA.
EDITED by JOHN iNNAN
The above yllulbs wolk will be completed about twelve
Nos octave printed fine paper with clear Tyre and Will
The frs, three Nos have already been issed and the fol-
lowing one; will Be Published regularly on the first OF Zach
month until completed MI
7 Ii E A RI OF W E WIN u,
BY HAND AND BY POWER:
With an introductory Account ofits Rise ard Progress in
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES,
For the Use of Manufacturers and others.
RY CLINTON 6. GGLRoY,
Practical Tedrer and Manufacturer.
One large Svo Volume Illustrated with nearly 300 En-
cravings on Wood and Steel plain and colored.
Ttut,ts
m III mus. rorr nssui n ~ ~ = b, cost
FIJI IS Spruce St.
VALUABLE STANDARD HISTORICAL WORKS
Bancrots History OF the United States. vols 10Th edition.
with map and plates. ,,.,,u.
vols 10Th edition. NUMEROUS portraits autographs aud
maps.
Ason History Of Europe from the commencenent OF the
French Revolution the RESIGNATION the Bourbon; vols
%m m sE of and si History a Ea ra'i
Invasion Of julius C.essr TO the Coronation OF Geoe Hid
Napers History of the Peansular War, vols and
Also general assortment OF Books in =yer department
SCHOOL BOOKS
TURSER ( HAYD SS Cheap Cash Bookstore
mOv 10 John street. rear Broadway.
The subscriber as received collection OF
OLD ENGLISH WORKS.
Among which the following
Robinson's Scripture Characters, I vols
Sixteen DiscourseS Practical Subjects, By the late Kew
Lectures on the Catechsm of the Church Of England by
sixteen Sermons on Doctrine and Duty against the resnas
Tanl-s Of the Age.
The late Rev ilolyburron Inquiry
i Dissertation concerning Ii berty and necessity w re-
marks on various other authors. by Jonathan Edwards d.
History of the Origin of the British and Foreign Bible
Society by the Rev. John Owen, 4. n. OF Cambnd2s
The Discourses Of Richard Munkhous, D. OF Queen
ABRAHAM MAZE. 4, his old Establishment
RIaDrkrr Cnpnsltr Burfnn.
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BOARD.

poARp-.\ few gentlemen be accommodated with
~ Board. with breakfast and tea and dinner on Sunday
l03 East Broadway. mid Nv"
DOARu.-A lew single gentItmsn can b. accommodated
- with boar aud pleasant rooms. NJ 81 Whte,st mlk Nv
GOOD BOARD aud pleasant Rooms for s,usle semitic
" gentlemen and their wives No. 80 Nesey-stfeet
rransent company solicited MI In
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-r@~ HILLS TEUSSES.-Nct!ce 10 Auptured
SPersOns.-Persons afflicted with ka pa res
< a Su,ay rely upon the instrumental aid The
O&% world affords, application at the oliice,
M Ve,y street, 10 either Of the agents IN the principal
ros IN the United States. Be careful 70 examine t4e
b, mad of uuIs Trusses II tey are endorsed oy
Dr. ur Il, writing NoEe genuine, or 70 DC rehed upon
"a good, without his signature -
NAM persons have undertaken TO vent iTfatons %
ns celebrated Trrsse and thousands ere imposed upon
!, c1rse,uence These limitations cannot be reted upon
S are ,ade by urlskiul mechanics and are 10 better
than the ordinary Trlsses-
iy for ladies' having separate entrance rom the oui-
mass department. where female is in constant ~
70 wait upon patients. Ai
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AGENCIES.

Collections in Mississippi
CHETES e DAVIDSON. Attorneys Ut Law. Coffee
" vile, Miss I. 4. CHENES Is \. IL. DAVIDSON
will give prompt attention the business Of their profess
generally in the Northern ard TO the collection OF for
esn claims, amounting 10 five hundred dollars, and up
wards, in any part OF the State. Feb. 3D. 1875.
REFERENCES.
xessr, T F9wls & 5sr hRo Gia sewT0rh
SMITH & CARROLL
NJ D. COOPER Il co. fSew-orleans.
FELLoWES, JOHNSON & co..
REED & BROTHER,
CAVE & scm4FFEE, Philadelphia,
=" GRIGG ELLIOTT,
" GOODMAN x MEANS, ,,o,r,,s
4" d. Il. FHIERSoN Esq. e. PM
CtllItLEo 4. SHELTON, ATTORNEY A>p CoUNslL-
~ Law, intends visit the principal cities OF En
rope the OF the Summer eayins hse The first OF
May He will attend any business with which he be
entrusted Uneyceptionab city reference givem Apply
postpaid 10 SHELTON FLAGG.
New HAVEN. CoSN. mi Sws
" b. P4ALMER'S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
' .SCRIPTIoN AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
30 Anu-strect, New-iur
10 Satc-strect, Boston.
50 Pne-sireet, Philadelphia.
s +. OF Baltimore and Calvcrt-st. Baltimore
Advertisements aud subscriptions received for
Of the best Newspapers Of the principal towns and
cities OF every State in the United States, for which he is
the daily authorized Agent
Merchants Manufacturers and Dealers generally arc re-
spectully invited to avail thcmscvesnt the medium which
my agency affords communicating directly with TIE peo
pie OF the country, by advertising in the papers of the
country. V. Il. PALMER,
1925 AGENT for Country Newspapers.
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no DECEPTION

NO DECEPTION.
Not rcek passes array lclhont IRE hare 10 record
some of the most astonishing cures Of ioag co'-
tiancd Asthma, Incipient CONSUMPTION,
Bleeding al the Lungs, BronchulS,
Difficulty of Breathing, aud the
rari0i.S diseases Of the
Lungs,
performed by
FOLGER'S oLOSAONIAS,
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GROCERIES.
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, y. y

GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET. y. y
Branch stores:
3ls Blocker street, New-fork
35l Grand street, near Suffolk
l91 Greenwich street, near Fulton
l6 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
50 Cbesnu; and IS y. Fifh-st. Philadelphia.
~ Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers 70 their establishments. where they
hrk will be found by fer the best selections of pure and
urndateratel Teas In the United States. Tue universal
popularity and renown Of their house with reference to
high qualities low prices, and upright dealing too well
render farther comments necessary orig-
nal AID only warehouse for the sale oil Howquas BLACK
Tea" Observe ,r-Strangers will be particular to remem
Der the number OF the principal store in Chatham street.
viz: 1911 between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea
Company nothing do with any other stores except
those described NJ the top OF this advertisement So
CHEAP OIL SroRE.-The subscriber respectfully In
Cforms the public that he continues the wholesale ana
retail Lamp Oil and Spirit Gas, at his old stad OF very
superior quality ten per cent cheaper than can be pur
chased at any other store In this city, VIZ
Good Lamp OIL, per gal. .--.---.So o0
Superior quail. Lard do 02f
Refined OIL, LIST qali,y. 30
Do do I'd do .--------.--- b2s
White Sperm do.-----
Do do 2d do -------.-.--.- w
DO do Sd DO ..-....----.... sT3
Oil Cans OF all Lamp Glasses OF all patterns and
descriptions, and full assortment, Of lamp wcks, con-
stantly on hand.
Lamps cleaned ana repaired. Oil and Camphene sent to
any part Of the city fee Of charge.
MERRITT SMITH,
saT Yc 1919 Greenwich, corner Vesey-st.
CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.-The best article for
~ raising bread ever used. Warranted 10 keep in every
cua,e The American Institute, at their late fair award
e the inventor Diploma, declaring this Yeast the best
article ever manufactured for raising bread buckwheat
pastry, &c.
The Yeast Is an acid which, being combined in proper
Chemical proporonswh al alkalI mpregnates hed dough
w cibonic acid gas without affecting, in any way, the
original properties the -four; and thus when baked pro-
ducng perfect bread Sold wholesale and retail % cts per
pound by GASSNER & YOUNG. 1872 Chatham st. lift
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= FOR sAI.E--A superior family HORSE, peifeciiy
IL ~ IN uncle and double harness. and also good
~ sd,s Horse lie sold only for want OF use ap-
-rly 4; 30 Pine street nltS
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WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDGE
TOOLS.-The real genuine CoDgers Tools
1iSE4 can only he had at 80 Attorney-sreet
I%k&SZ where they are made and finished with
nv own hands; therefore can recon-
mend them nm George Briggs & Co.'S, Patt-street
Tb tool, offered by Osborn Little, at SO Fulton-st.
and o.her stores stamped "Conger" not my make,
and are designed to deceive. Mine are stamped thus:
r." Conyer Neg,-York, 80 Attorney-st" The nams OF j.
onger Ierry Is also added-he having an interest In tho
business liberal discount 10 Dealers. Please observe
.Ia .to,nn r25f 3m-1 JOHN CoNGER
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SCHOOLS.

nor sALE-A Classical and English School we'll e;;hb;
he FarE and no; GI rctsd the cia5 Of it, troa
Any person fully competent with sleo 10 soS ieaay
Sl viii ad an apponny Of making fotabe
Investment. by addressing lne 30 Prmus, 1t this oics
VIHE NOKTHNMFTON AssOCN1lON OF EDu-
CATION AND INDUSTRY have appropriated ,sne,
pupils They will be members ola family under the Of
the Director Of Edncaon his wife and other Teachers VIII
enter the classes for study and work and be subject
10 the general esuatons pupils who are members oil
the Associations The diet Of the family excludes meat.
advance, D. MACK, Director Of EdncailSn
pUAKDiNG SCiIO0L-lRNlNG INSTITUTE, TAARY-
ID TOWN, y. Y.-wILLIA9I p. LYON, A NJ. Prnc-
pal.-Summer Session will open on the LIST OF May
To those who desire 10 place at Boarding school,
the advantages offered this Institution are believed to be
equal If superior, any 1t has been IN success
full operation seven years The location delightful and sa-
ubrious is convenient of from the CITY Inc ed-
fee Is comnodious and comforube-the play GROUNDS am
pie and disconnected from the village The government
efficient but mild, resembling that of well regulated
Christian famy-and day scholars are received to co-
teract the salutary influence OF family ualinhg.
The system of instruction is designed moi mercy 10 au
and perc, the pupil in the branches studied but TO
develope and the judgment, TO enhten the u,
Outstanding, 10 form the habits, and TO give or ana
useful direction 10 the ncinaons.
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF Students
opinions OF patrons. &c will ne found IN ccu
lar the Institute, be had application ut the Sook
Stores Bartlett Wexford, Astor House, and Raynors
IS Bowery.
Reference, by permission to The following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster L. s. Senate
Hon. Guan c. Nerplanck
Capt. Alex. Slide Mackenzie, U. :. "
Nathaniel Il. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytown. "
Francis Hail, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs DID WE. Z.
Bryant Esq George r Trmbe, j. Il. Van RENSSELAER,, NJ
d. Harper & Brothers. Ncw-York City.
Also the following who are now or have oecn patrons
Rev IL W Hunt, Zebebee Cook, Jr. Benz L der,
Rev NJ VINCENT NJ Van Beuren Oscar Irving
Rev ThOs Burcb, Jas IIeyt, Iheo hcesc,
Rev j Dewng, Mott, hne'es'
Rev j Sewen, c Dusenberry, Denison
Rev A + Selleck BIKip Geo Clinch,
Rev DR. West, Parmony, II CIapp,
Dr los Sc-fbner VIM {; Bc,gs Benz d Brush,
Rev d BabcocS + W Van Vcorhs, Campbell,
\ Livingston, Leonard knoy, , DuIlh'ua'
Elisha Morrel, Jacob Leroy, II Howe
Peter Pinckney, Gen G II Striher' II hashot,
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac AGrlance,
Chesermaa BE Wheewrigi!t, Thos PatusoH,
Morris Robinson. " Van Antwerp, VI Eels. j30 3m
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DvpcIrSsION CAPS million Percussion, Spit and
rRih,i h.. quality in boSes Of leo and zoo Ass,
Walkers English Percussion CapsTiot sale low ey
mis- y. w. - 49, - = ~ "
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CLoCYs ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY q ;. EACh
CAND UPWARDS TO sSso--At i'll y ;? cofisl o.
g-ens the St 5isy Every sdleIe warranted Gi9cAs
rrf,aIrei as usual. Entranee No y: Bowefy' ifi <h
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GRAHAM HoUSE-SEw AREASGEMENT.-RoS-
WELL GOSS informs his friends and the public tha; he
has enlarged his BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, known
as the Graham House. So Earclaysreet By adding TO II
the adoinS house and Is prepared TO accommodate tra.
sent permanent Boarders the cst favorable terms
All friends OF Telperance desiring quiet home, and free
dom from the fumes oacoso and tobacco. invited 10
patronize this house The Vegetable System. with the
choices; selection fruits, &c. which the market affords
will be strictly adhered TO- table viii be served for
tho whs prefer the ordinary mode or mixed Diet
Cro:on Shower, Warm and Cold Baths, free
o5u ROSWELL GosS.
~ LEECHES AND CUPS applied By Mr.. AAGNUs-
son, of Broadway and Bro0me street, entrance In
Broome 81. Seg-York.
Rsfreac1-Dr Cheesman, Or. Mott, DR.. Nelson, Dr..
Francis Stearns, Berger, Dr. Weed, DR.. Sinclair,
Dr.. d. Smith, DIR. Quackenbos.
Best Swedish Leeches constantly hand. jaas 3m
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CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLockS:-IHE
" subscriber who awarded Diploma at the New-
York state Fairs of 1912 and 1913 for the best toned
Church Bell and Diploma for Town Clocks exhibited at
the Fair OF the American Institute IN October last Is now
prepared at his FouHdryat West Troy New oro furnish
bells OF from 20 TO 10000 lbs made OF the best materials
and warranted TO stand and peasefasens TO them
improved Cast-Iron Yokes with Movable Arms Inc N
creasng demand his Bells Is the best evidence tat can
be given Of their excellence. orders have been received
from the Canadas and almost all the States and about 400
have been furnished different places in the State OF Me-"
York fsom his Foundry Town Clocks Levtnhs ana SUI
eying Instruments Copper and Brass Castings, &c. &c,
ooI I'm ANDREW NESEELY.
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rLoBE CLOCK STORE Il. MILLS y co.
" manufacturers Of the YEAR CLOCKS. would respect
fully cali The attention of the public the unparalleled in;
uent and decided advantages e- Clocks have over az
Other time-ke-pers They "arrsnteh 20 run
one year winding and TO KEEP good tune ana are
now for sale Il 100 tulton-Strret Nsyy-f ofK ~, -
The motion produced by weights IN the 80 day
and by main-spTng wound upon iuse> "a ne CiH
The POWER of the weight or spring Is retarded "a s
and made To retain regularity as motion by Ie
LOOK AZ the Clock Won perceive sit bail fonf slc il'
iorh.. IN diameter the end OF snal! steel roo II
,lrs ,;. and half way and the same nuniDefol tH
lie nh.r AZ UPPER end Of the rod IS an ingenious anu
,bich IL catches aud leaves without any ssnspis ctoh
Tn. sprirg thea upon pr pail slaea oy Ies o"
crlyity and the rotary motion IS sonnu-q me
controlling the pendulum IN othef eIccs ''is un'
morton is regulated There iouf irna weights a nsht
ancI-, 10 each other, mounted upon WIS Hi
horzant, diameter the globe The WIRE mas on II we
thread ai the screw and each turn 81 u 'oouess IN
rnled 10 the smallest fraction Of tim The Other TWO
weights are fastened Circular band % I,1
different metals TIE contraction or yIIy2h 81 c 49,
changes their position within the ball Inc wiIole
m=nt insnfes IL - DeiIe'-' eN-'4S "'''' - -
ton u the globe ~, Il .,,o, ,.r
JHIn s avoided The revolutions 81 he BALI are icoho W
gyp-rirnent and observation 10 be socnropai - ,i
THIS Clock IS not put out Oh pe-t efsnJ ~ - "
The revolutions OF the swn;wheel are 81 times less 0, 70
or words il 20 years making many REVOLUTIONS -
9nch or ecord pendulum Clock does i one year iac'
y,sgt Of sounds kees motion each part oi the une
and striking machinery for 81 weeks ne h'ufs dc
BY meaRs OF a rotary hammer 49,. IT, ~, -
J- r.rtiic.f.s Of the American Institute show at ~
Ma au on. Of The Twslyemonth Clocks Vas placed Win
~ and tst II has performed all respects as
The pres are roegats The public are 70 an ana
examine for themselves. - E
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MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURES, &C.

no SINNERS, MANUFACTURERS AND MACHINE
j. MAKERS -fhe undersigned would call the attention Of
Spnnes Manufacturers and Machine Makers TO Improved
1roe for spinning Nil and variety of tybt from No.
10 200 hunks pound, suitable for Warp and Wen and
for Sewing Thread lie confidently hopes to have Machine
short time. In the time inter-
eed have every particular and samples OF Yarn
guGl 10 Mute Spun from 30 10 $50 hanks To the pound
BY culng lis East Broadway. New York tirom Ia NJ
the EVENING" Post paid Commun cations hnh have at
tenticn. JOHN JOBNSON.
~ b. The improvement Of American origin and lseSceed
ingy simple. of order. easily understood and
virtual takes less power dye and It's successful work
ins Manchester. England. mbl2 2w@
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- DR. RROW'N, Oculist, b-gI 70 morn the pub
Sf<Sz lie inst n continues bis suceessfu treatment
-5SSS on ali diseases OF the Eye, and to which
GASE csses OF ten and for 50 long period A.
forty yeaf. have yielded. after they have haf-
fed The skill OF. ard ben declared iacurabs.
49, iron, Phy.ieians and Ocusts. About :enths Of op-
~, nic dies are caused By MEASLES and SnrllPo
i,t which properIy treated early stage ae mostly Gu
be ude- Dr. B. tSt instance Of iailnIe IN NJ
,e,n.nt would J. almost unknown, If the afflicted would
sppIy 10 him dimnuon OF Hight FIST noticed or an
t earIy stage of Inflammation owryer acute and
many ceap hut destructive applications made use Oh
Reference the following enres which wsir ser a,
r,r cse a son of Sr John Brgssad OF jersey Clt'' -
most blind from MEASLES. r,ptTIs
Freeric1 Baa Broome stsr, bad case o -. San
iebn Robert-bad cAsein Rdges.r-st betty p sS
,o, and Houston in The rear-of PURuLENI VI
MIA and LIBERATED CORNEA- I.-, Hours
Oice 75 Chambers-st four dccrs ifoIn td)
Of sttepdance from II a, NJ to2P. NJ lsuneA5s hi "
Advice 10 The poo. gratis
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Corporeol Punishment in schools.

10 The Editor q The Tribune
Having been much Interested at recent examination
by the County Superintendent, District School No 3
Tenth Ward desire through the medium OF your paper
give publicity 10 few facts There were present 1850
chudron +6i OF whom In the Primary Department.
The examination of the several Departments highly
satisfactory, giving evidence that the children were well in
sirctcd by their respective teachers The happy
tenances Of the children spoke volumes in favor of the dis
cpinc the School, which that OF moral suasion Cor
poycal punishment has been banished nom mos; of the
departments proving ndputably that the c,r OF kiaaaes
Viii prevail This most interesting fact: and one
which believe viii give pleasure to those desire 10
see children treated reasoning creatures This is one OF
the few Schools where the monitoria system is not in
foe each child is under the instruction OF teachers
fully selected The schoolhVusc zone Of the finest IN the
City, proves that the Ward officers are faithful and deserve
TIE thanks of The community for the able manner in which
ihc have discharged duty IL By these few remarks
shall ncite hitherto indifferent, 10 look into the mat
abornS the work OF Common School Education shall
have accomplished my object. fASESr'
GETTING RsApy FOR rsrE New PosrAGE We
want 20 put cur lSce neiShbo-s the lookout IN season
get reads for The postage law which takes etcc; on
the LIST OF July ler that time, the postage ON letters
VIII bc regulated by weight and by the number Of
ples Of payer. Halt ounce weigh. nasscs for sncc
letter. The FIRST thn required. them will DC a cheap scale
10 weigh letters every inan OF business will require such
convenience There several different patterns In use
England but have not the slightest doubt Of course
ulat Yankee genul;y improve them all and give
Us neat article for the writing desk centre table al
cSt OF loss than hall dollar. The Other article is the en-
TIE envelope The half ounce VIII carry sheets OF
Common letter paper with envelope, which viii furnish
complete security against the letters being pred Into
,s These envelopes made and sold In London for Cd
ssg per handred aud VII so into general use here and
cse who first so into the business VII make the money
Boston Chronicle.
c. A subscriber, who has been indebted to US a
long while, writes that he is determined 80 rrac-
ice the most unremitting industry" IN order 10 en-
able himself to pay US. He would please US bettel
he were somewhat renting IN ms industry
louisville Journal.