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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-11

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-11

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"here'I kept on my way, "hen poor G.H
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entrance oil NE NN'ieE' NY goo" sir ""'It
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
co.DS AID COUGHS.

THE Sudden and frequent changes Of the at
nlosphere IN our Western climate, subject Us
sooner or later TO these annoying Affections. aHd
when not early attended to the lungs fail prey
to consumption, their Insidious destroyer. How
often have lou been warned Of the approaching
danger. bat you fear not until The citade. or HE
is attacked and rendered hopeless. How inpor-
tant IS il ,ben to obtain n time few bottles Of
that valuable n1e5cine,
u. J r. Duncqn's Erpfcfcrant Remedy:
which i certaIn TO arrest the cough, heat the
ness and irritation in the trachea and pronchis
tubes, remove the pain and tIghtness expe rencea
il the chest and 7reas;; also giving strength T.
those who are weak
~ Remember that It Is u. J K Duac7n'z
Western Office. 10. l5o, Sycamose 81. Ciacin-
matt. Ohio where tie above medicine is sold II
large or small quantities. Price : per bottle.
. bottles Tor s. \ discount made 10 those who
sell as gents
r. For sale At the Richmond Book Store
Richmond. February 9th, l-47 If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

Mr.. Polk was kind enough, says the New
London Advocate, 70 say IN his speech to
tho citizens assembled II gree. him at the
Baltimore Exchange. tan. ha did not IN
tend 10 be candidate for re-ooction
An old follow pretty volt iulIloi WIKI
New England rum. was a few years ogr
at ".ralniag,' not very lar from New
London, nominated for fourth corporal 81
his company; whoroapoa he staggered n
front and grayoly informed the gentlemen
who 50 kindly offered to become his con-
stitnents, that ''hc wouldn't stand If thev
elected him" Nhcroupon ono of them
responded. ..you couldn't stand two miuu-
ties, if you were 10 try
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

Nils House formerly known as the fem,
Pe-ance Hail. ana recently occupied bv
Wllis,n Nixon, has lately been rrfitted IN IN !.
superior stysc, with the GeSgn Of making It one
. u'e 'a7Si eosuIogtahie resting places for The
Wc1st traveller, "a tas western country.
The subscriber, aso takes great pleasure IN
uf5Fi..g hts ole ues, ana ille travelling com
n4uA.ty generally. that ms TABLE shall be- as
Ae!ct2!ore, While occapx az The Richmond HoieIl
supplied w.th the choicest xiauGs the couatr,
atlvrs.
It's STABLE Is large ana convenient, and IS
atseaa.. by the vrr3 hest .. 0stiers, and sappt!-
wlia the best u Iravei.1eg.
He SIS confident TINT las pans that shall be
taken make those " i83 may so.aarn with h4sn
cen:oriablr. ana TAT tio.ne. NIL warrant HIM
ast4ug share 81 pubiic patronage. BOARD
EttS taken BY tie caS Neck The most IA
Eorahic terms. h ERGOklNS
Richmond. Feb ., l~il. 92-'i1 iu.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
UM EIsUS.
PLAYING OLD SoLpIEg.-A hard {

PLAYING OLD SoLpIEg.-A hard old
case. who had for many years belonged 10
the rank and file of Uncle Sans little
army stationed at tho garrison in Prar le
du Chine, after exhausiing nil other plans
for getting whiskey whore wi.hal 10 whct
his old whistle, he hit upon the following
expediont for smuggling the 'cri,!or' into
the garrison. 1t is customary for the
soldiers to take their cd blankets 10 lie
river to wash. Cd Bayonet piled on n
half dozen Mackinaw blankets upon MS
back and started for the river, where he
was met By whiskoy vendor. Ho ,hen
put his blankets in tub containing tho
whiskey, until they were fully saturated;
when he slung thom across his shoulder
and started for tho garrion. On his say
he was stopped by an officer, who smeI'
corn
Throw down your blankets sir! you
have bottle Of whiskey with you.'
4 beg your pardon, SIR quoth Bayonoi:
Il have not
Down with your blankets. Overhaul
your blankets. Show your pockets-Io
can't fool me. | smell it-whcro have
you bcen?'
TO wash my blankets for my mess,
SIR
'WoIl, 60 along. don't 500 as yoa
have any about you; but you arc go aoaked
with whiskey, you Internal Old sponge,
that you smell rank as a walking dis
til:ery.'
Boyonet wen. 10 his quarters, wrung 4
gallons of whiskey on. OF tho BLANKETS aud
got gloriously fuddle1.-W isconisn Her
old.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

: / HHhNkFt'L for the patronage already cs-
Z tended toward him. solicits a continuance
Of the same having served apprenticeship
Of seven years with the FIRST Carriage Maker in
Philadelphia. whose Carriages have taken The
premiums OF every occasion that they have been
exhibited the different Institutes he hopes 10
be able to get up article at least equa. to any
now l.ianufa tured IN tie " estrrn country.
ALS0-for sale, superior article of b . u \
Y AR Ms II made hy the oldest Nurnish-
Maker in Phiadelp hia--lralranted not to crae.
ALso-Garriagr Trimmings of every 5aserip-
ton. such as Laccs. Cloth, Silver Hub Bands.
Door Handles. Lamps, Lock ANA Hinges, Riggs,
&c: all of which will be furnished d the lowest
Cash price Persons at distance can Be accom-
modified BY dropping line 10 fhe subscriber,
Main street, opposite Mn. Giiherts Hotel
Richmond, Ia, Feb r. l~i1. I9in II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

Coop DocroR's SrUFF.-A Joker down
at Gloucester, Massac husetts. lately me,
the npo,hecary Of tho town a. q town
meeting whore no was taxing politics 10
a large audience.
GOOD morning, Doctor. saii ho. ..hat
ere ra,sbane Of YOUR is frs. rate
"Know'd il! know'd il" said the pleased
aposhecury. "Don's keep nothing bu,
fust rate doctors stuff.
"And Doctor" continued tho Joker
coolly, 81 want 10 buy another pound Of
ye."
"Anothor poundl'
"Ycs-sr-I gin that pound | bough,
the other day to a pssky niouse-and /;
made him dreadful sick-and am pretty
sure another pound would kill him.
A roar of laughter, II the aposhecary's
expense, hailed this gra,efu! tribute TO the
excellence of his doctcr's s.uf.-Spiris Of
the Times.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
An AFFLuENT CIrIzES.-Somo 4th oil
July poet-who was ii!-has said that
"There is no wealth like Freedoms''


"There is no wealth like Freedom's
And wo have been furnished by tho
"reminiscences Of professional friend
with an amusing illustration of its truth.
Some time since ha.loss loafcr was Of
fered at tho bar Of ono of our Courts rs
bail for an offender. Whom asked what
the amount his property, Ecal and perso-
nal, might, be, he answered from fifty to
one hundred thousand. This response OK
cited Some surprise, and the fortunate pos
SCISSOR Of his largo fortune was asked 70
point out tho character ard condition Of
his property. why said he, 81 am,
in tho way Of real estate, part owner Of
this courthouse, these public buildings,
and the Squares upon which they are
erected. | have IN interest in all tho
public lands, amounting 10 some thousands
Of millions Of acros-! own a share in all
tho government vessels; and have a pro-
rata right to all the contents Of the sub
treasury, as ono of tho sovereign people
of this republic" But" said the magis-
irnto, "aro you suro that aftor paying the
debts Of tho present war. there viii be
any assets left to meetthls rccognizanco!'
Tho poor fellow admitted that this was a
point undroamod Of in his philosophy, and
consented to stand aside until tho question
could be se,,led-North American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
A + T Z c T y e.

Kissed the tiny hand | hcld,
Iprcsscd the fairy form,
Vowed I'd shield her from the blast,
And from tho world ) cold storm.
She raised her melting eyes to mine,
They were filled with drops of woe,
With quivering lips she family said,
"Oh quit, do nj hug me so.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
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The HnGttcs. o. Ilrcr tpnfD'9im, Dysprpsi1
and Sex Ueadactc
m , ,.s.., 49,, r. : s.,-,.i :, ,,
,3d IL. ~ ,,,o,,,,~ lar j, III ,,,c,,c On = yrrv
-, ia !, hT'',.,.,,l,, prsston tI,r,so, Al
Is,I,h co,,,t,... y1r,3u,a hesi,.,.s sev,,aI o,l,
r,,t,crs and h.,yi,o len attended with III,
,,t h,nuv eg; - he b.,4 been from, time 70 tim.
solicited TO adopt such course would give 1t
j more extensive circulation, with view 10 les
sen the amount %! human suffering. Aware OF
th- iact hat Wtny useless Hosirnin@ nave been
paimea upon ne i".blis' Ire h@'Ii',ea severn
years. ""'i 'hoIoaghis cow '1cta u'a' the above
I4''.icin ne u property us N"lia t'i '''l 10 e.
feet cures ~ a graf many instances ana even
II alleviate NOSE ass "ii5ef are 4hie ihent'o,e
Symptoms u a Diseased Lirfr.-fain in the
II. ,,..l,,,, G.,f@.-. 10 80, 4. !, ~. l.f,
si5. II,r.i5.f,t i I,r.Ix all. - IL on ,he
lart sfta ea1I,iIpe tn. pain Is nn4pr tho shout
der blanc It freaneatfp evtends to the top Of
the shoulder. ana IS sometimes mistaken for a
rhrnn,a,isrl IN the right arm The stomach is
effected i'll! loss Of appetite and sickncss-tfo
bowels in General are costse. sometimes aItern-
"i'"G Wv" LII "a, = 521o,r' WIN pau
" ~ y -. q . i, - ~
Slf" = - ISL ~
lof7 Of ., ',, ii.s " ~
al on o. h'''"- iei' "-oas So'iet"'"g "n'ch
s.-.ti,,es -, ,.te.e,n, The natien, co,,niains
,.f y.e.r,p.ss,r deh,fify n. * easily s,srtl.t
II. feet are cold or blfning--and he complains
Of pTIekly sen5'tion Of the sk,n, Ia. spirits
t''-E...I - 49, 80 -
cise Wonia PC behef fI., 70 MN, yet he can
eSa'c.'l' suht''i'H ~ - - - ~ '"@l
re o'etrasts every feineas- 1estf"i u 'le aD"Fo
symptoms a'ch9 me disease oat cases nave
occurred "LcTe y" y i4sfh e>is,fh' w exam
ina'oh q ne 10Y a.'tI .ea'h nas sl""h ''S
i'ef y nave Oeeh eAieHs''e's
CERTIFICATES.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
S Y Il l. | VI L

They tell me am handsome yet,
And all the ladies' say
"Do look at him, the dear old man
Grows younger day by day
And when each friend asks: AT your age,
How came Won FREQ from lls}''
ALWAYS answer: ain my youth
PAID MY PRINTERS BILLSH'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

HAIR DYE.--The material used to i've the hair.
from the fact that II contains great quantity OF
nitrate of silver, has been known to bring id
Joey. The cases known are rare as the dye IS
principally confined in its use to dandies
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

10y You look rather fiat as the toa-kcttls
said to the pancake. Il would take that
insult said the pancake, III yen hal not been
steamng it,"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

SOUND lungs RENDER HEALTH AxD HAPPINESS
OUR happiness depends upon health, for what
IS life worth to MS IT we have il not " r !thah-
il 4 wofid where disease uufnstunatei, stares rs
ia the face daily. None. seafacl1. ale exempt.
and ~ one knows what moment sickness uaay
CONF. we see CoNSJ &IrFIDN stalking forth,
gathering Ia its ChaareSs embrace t. l-abe4~.
aha eten our nearest and hapPieSt tfieaas. Docs
i hat taen warn rs to be prepared e nt..t tins
iHsi#lol4~ destroyed at the very t.lre>}oa LIZ
psrteHee and long suffering answer IN tbe atsirH-
&tec now yc, therefore, that this ii destroy
IS ST hand, seeking whom it may tevo1sg.--
Procure, then, Immediately. the auiidote ueaiis-t
tins inalaeV, have 1t ready for attack. !IIch
i u. j Il Daacans E1Pect0Foat HsntsaY. 1t
immediately puts stop TO the cvI, oeE, DESTROYS
its poisonous fang that pierced the Lungs. at.es
new life and vigor to the enfeebied frame. and
finally restores the Lungs TO Sound Health.
=. Or. J. X. Duncans Vest RI office. 30
Sycamore St, Cincinnati, where his LNpee torant
Remedy = sol IN l.rge -tna.I qHaHtftIcs.-
Advice given in all cases Of diseases.
f-T For sale the Richmond Houk Store
itieii49ua. Feb. 9Th. l~i1. .tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

"Send them all to - exclaimed s5crjlo-
gious ffian. speaking of me paupers- Better
send us to heaven. your honor; we sh all be more
out of your way there, replied one of them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
TsFEEF.5gCND FFDYII:

coRvER III Msfs AsD MARION sIs., RIruMo&n, ia
O-EpH ". GILBERT, respectfully in
% forms his frieHas anu the Travelling pub
lie, that h" h4s resumed the Landordshp OF this
well and fayorabifs known HOTEL. and he j.
prepared to make Travellers comfortable. 4
good and attentive Dstirr is at all times ready
to take charge Of Horses, and the stable Is well
supplied with provenoer. lis charges are rea-
Sensible
FEB. 9. l5iI r39.'i5.r1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
RICHMOND ECUnDE ELY!
STOVES, o>s-tyARE. and
CASTE %G.S.
Al snC!s natl Ds,sC

= & snC "a Sc ? z : e g
FEvHE un5er~ Eue5 v-outa respectfully inform
L the pabI.e taa: n carries on The Foun3ery
business, = tA- ola establishment, II his now
on haat- to- s..r. supporter Iot = SFoN e.
consisting @: Nos. ], =, a:.4 3 IMPROVED rszN1rM
c9ekI>5 STOVE; SFlLNAN's 31E6akEo coaEs$G
sToTg, seven au- template stoves 81 diff re.4t
s.zes. >, .h general assortment Of franklin am
S2.cn4Ia Pa-!ar ~toees A.>g.-TotS. Kettles
au-irans ana n ar@eu-Ha>a~. II also aa4au-
fIetures ana Ia4krs 70 or.rr--cARp2>e MarnfNES,
CEsNaFN-rrs. syf>vs~a an4 s4rrf>. .st,sts>I.<.
ana iii A.a1s Of machinery u~e@ II f4isu3sgitly-
ing esiaoliSnIl.e uts-
MIL CEIRTNG. or I'LL k!SDS.
made Oh the shortest notice lie feels confdan.
say u1 that IL. has the largest ana best eetra
lot ei p4,t-r- ia the " c>tern co3t-s Tor tsri~t
ana Saw Mills. lie hiss, short the latest
Improvements IN the Asll-t'earIa. hne-
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
lie his pat,erus ior al Tie coo3 P4ougt< ia
use H. h-s N.oops PtaggHs-r4ei4t anl lett
handed " ooas Plough. iaur different sizes; all
Of v!.c lac w sell Lar clNCl>,rI RACES, for CASH.
rEIR .siiI~C MACHINES.
IL Inns IN excellent Th-4shiue Machine winch
h. manufactures. and VIII sai Tor cas- ur apFro-
Yea ra trI- For ease to horses, ana ..stness and
despatch IN the execution Of work 1t Is not iufa-
! r.nF 70 amy ia uSe.
! The undersigned rntura~ his thanks to tae
public for the l5ara! support heStaaea aron hi ma,
aud respectfully Saijcits continuance of t8pr.s.
4 lTAI hinss of Machinery repaired ON short
+ notice casa. "nEir, or good E*Rsts, VIII he
token n exchange for anN IF IT,. abate articles.
] H.s SHOVE STORE IS o:i III. North side
Of Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore,
where custom RS wall he PrewHtis waited en-
Richmond, Feb. ., lsl. 4sM,l5.s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

TnHAsllI.sQ f:AGHIllc

now in usei among winch Is the above named
horse power, b. which one horse ana FIVE hands
can ct out from cite hundred 10 one hundred
and fifty bushels per day;-for the proof Of shis,
the certificates OF good men be shown
The advantages Of this machine that II takes
MP but little room aud can lie set IN the barn,
ana b. used ia any weather Livery farmer vino
has good barn should have one, he may th"n
ret ont his grain as he needs IT, h.. c1n !eel
N r liz. CIR Of us straNu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
National Esot4s. Eicruozp. Ia.

YE7IIE subscriber wishes 70 call the attention
& 81 the travelH y pnblic TO the fact that he
has returned to his otd Stand
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

The H,nGttcs. Iircr C1mDl9jnf Uyspcpsi1
and Sick Heafactc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

sRd ees fo1 sale at
=. 2 HuI.LowAy
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27
LOUISVILLE KY. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 1871
mR. CI.AYw SPEECH.

After the organization of the meeting Mr..
CLAY rose and addressed it substantially as fol-
lows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-03
Splendid Spring & Sum-
mer Assortment


HAVE received tery laEsc stosk uf ssanl.
n snd Fanc, Dry tieas CONSISTING q N srii
eirs Usually keTa Cor country trade. 7Taes Hos,ll
insile The aiienilSn Of buy y 10 llrir as-orsent
Thrir Goods VIII BE- sold very low Sc Cash.
Particular attention i invited 10 The followinv
which are comprised w lie sssoaments
Dsmos,ics. Bed Iirks. sheesiazs. cessasr auS
Linen Apron ChrssS GinshamS. Paa.s. Boys'
anl Meas summer Clothing. White ana Print.
ri Muslins Of al prices, some vrry handsome
Rlsarhed shirinss, Long Cloth. Brown Hollands,
Bnown AMI hlSh Linens. and Cruel and Canvas.
fa msufnins gsesls iIhsy have . very largo
and handsomr sssariscni, consisting of Alpacas,
BerageS BalzafineA Ginghams. anil caIicocs.
Aiso, Linen camhrr and silk Handkerchief.
Pdnted tiwnS OrEandie Maslins. swiss Nus
hH Tod Dnsc< Frcnch csmbrie Muslins. l;isr-
huns, Ca'nelins Greasleae. Fnaicd Barsrs. Bss-
tle Muslin. Embroidered MuSIinz. Ladies Kid
Gloves Maslin Edgeingr and Insertings. Thread
DIS Lisle Do Wrought Muslin Collars. f:rass
skirts, Bonnrt and Cap Rilsansi-. Fancy Barape.
Geaadinc and Basket seads, Blark ana Fahev
Dnea Handkssehscfs. HOueycomh slo. ladies'
Black and Fancy Mitis. Long Miiss. l;i.nps and
Buiions ior trimming drsses.
Aiso. Clollis, Cassmercs, rcstings. Fancy and
PiAin Scahs and Casafs, Collars, Boson.s. su--
pcnlcss, Stocks. and G;rnilemen's tsloses.
a very large and cheap asaertmeHs u Bsnncfs.
such as Florence. Rullani, and English straw,
Lawn anil l.acr Worked BonnciS, Ariifcials, Ro-
scits. Cap TABS. Straw Gimp. Panama. I.eghom
and Palm I.eif Hate, general assortment Of Fur
Hats, and Buttons.
Haniwar. (iDclnding Carpenters TODAY Car.
Tiaac Trimmings. Croekery. cas,ines C,ror,.r;..
schsol Books, Letter and Note Enyelg,s, Fam
ey inksiands Seals. Pearl Letter follcrs, Steel
Beads. and Bag Clasps
4 vey large. Handsome. and cheap assortment
Of Parasels and Wslkingrane Umbrellas. a new
article, Waking Canes. Cooting Stoves. Poiaioe
Boilers, Looking Glasses. comhs. Pefamery,
Soups. nrnshess Wings. Band Boxes. &e.&e.
April 20. w.. re
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The Banns Forbidden On the third
publication of the banns Of marriage at
Bpnchly parish church, on Sunday last, a
young woman rose and said - forbid
the hanns." " Why :" asked the clergy
man. "Because want him myself" was
the reply; "aud l hold in my hand his
written promise of marriage 10 me"
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JUST RECEIVED, and For Sale by

JUST RECEIVED, and For Sale by
LONG, WEBB & TO-,
Fresh Hops, Stoughton's Wine Bit
Fresh Lime Juicr, tiers,
Mouth Aromas, Proof Walls.
Rose Tooth Paste, Saddle-hag Walls,
Hull's Trusscs, Aqua Forts,
Chillrcn's Gum Elastic Fly Stone.
Tmsscs, Ilda Rub.er Pitch plas.
Best Cologne, tiers.
Fairs Sulph. Quininc, Copal vanish,
French DO. DO. Coach DO.
Patent Fuse. Tor Blasting.
Also, good assortment of Carriage Trim
mings.
May ~. So
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30 Dollars Reward.

pAN away from the subscriber, some time
~ since, negro man Ivy the name of AfkiN-
son. He was purchased Of Thos. w. Holden,
and has brother living with Mrs. Nancy Tur-
routine. widow OF SamI. Turrentinc, below Tur-
ncr's Mill, and one belonging 10 Mrs. White, and
may he lurking in that section Of Orange. The
above reward will be given to any one who will
apprchcnd him and lodge him in the Jail at Hills
borough. s'& as. :.*. .@f" "'~. $751;
..s. GEORGE r. CORNAI.LY.
Milton. n. C., April IL ,a s...--~ Is
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Education In Prussia.-All The ch


,lren between the age Of seven and fur
teen wears are directed In be either sent 10
school or educated al home by their pa
rents. If the latter plan is preferred, The
municipal authorities are tn lie informed
in what manner the eduraiion is provided.
Ii the former. attendance is ensured by
keeping lists of abseniees. and submitting
them at short stated intervals, 10 the in
spection Of lncal committees. These are
empowered 10 summon The parents in ease
Of negligence, and To teprimand them |;
or, in extreme eases. to publish them by
the infection "f such penalties as are COM
monly awarded by police tribnnals-:hat
is. we presume. by-6ne aud Imprisonment.
The parents are also deprived. as meas
ure Of extreme rigor. Of all participation
in the public provision for the pnor. On
the other hand. if poverty be The canse Of
absence, the commune is in furnish need,
ful assistance in the shape "f r!o,h-s or
otherwise. Tie number Of children Tins
educated is stated bv NJ. Cousin 10 have
been 2.O43, O3U in The year ls3l-a num-
Der which, after deducting unavoidable
ahsentees. embraces the whole population
between seven and fourteen years Of age.
Fmser's Mugazine.
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druder. 20 he respectable 60 : ofaer wirl
The chemist 10 his laboratory. an % J
grinder scale. w.
w.,-.oo. Pa. !. Isss.