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the cheapest and best place In the city to
as.y Ss sos:. sAos, sas. a yons Ans street.
DC Purchssed elsewhere for o. Quite saving He also
s h hst rate boot at 50 So which usually sold for So
nas ne ue system Of doing busineslght and
ranted 70 zlve eatlrc satislacton. -
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Si0l.6i3.@5
slll,3tt,57a

This shows excess of assets liabilities Of SO,
$4,000 It be called the rest is available at any
time to make good any depreciation In the value Of pub
lie private securities It will be that 1t is small
per cent Of the aggregate value Of the assets Of the banks
which daily affected In value by the operations of
com meros
We have comparative table above OF the bank
movement of this State in November for four years.
the purpose Of showing the condition Of the banks
dates The annexed statement exhibits
the movement ct the close Of each quarter this year.
le47 -
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Wednesday, November II, ls4y.
To Correspondents.

No notice can De taken Of anonymous communications.
Whatever is Intended for insertion must be authenticated
blythe name and address Of the rer; moi necessarily for
publication, but a guaranty of his good faitA
W. eanno undertake 10 rejected commune atoms
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By HLEoTRI0 TELEoRAPH.
Pe.os Negotiations I,s-opsn.a.

WAsHrSoros, Nov 10 1877.
letter has been received at the State Departmsnt
from the city Of Mexico dated 9th ult which states
that new peace proportions had been opened By Mr.
Tr which, for the interest of both countries hs hoped
wsuld be accepted
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SacHofeu DINInOnu FOInted Gold P0n0
MS dispute superior other gold made
isaction az ,yey nen - S ~ J, wv pa.
on OF u proves upoas fair trial. in the least defective Il
can ue Ibe Rlchelieu 81 only and
sois exclusively BY T. Watson 4 Co, IS William street
nna s:yage Fulton ST. Gold pens every style and
quaty ana God Fen and Pencil the
lowest PRICES Gold pens 81 81 IS and 81 M with silver
pencils Gold pens repaired. "
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the American people in this region. that we do
not believe that such adherence will last long.
Other candidates may rise up in the ranks of
both parties; and as the movements are made,
we shall endeavor to give all the intelligence we
can on the subject, as fast il transpires.
Z, So, now, boy, be off to Sandy Welsh's and get
US plate OF that hasty soup at once.
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LATER FROM Rro.-The brig Trio, Capt. Doan,
arrived yesterday, bringing accounts from Rio
de Janeiro to the 2Sth of Sept. We have files
of the Journal di Commerce. to that date, but
find nothing of interest in them. The U. S. ship
OF the line Ohio, Capt. Stringham, sailed from
Rio in company with the Trio, for the Pacific.
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The SoUrHERNER.-Thisp popular steamship
arrived yesterday morning from Charleston, in
a passage of less than sixty hours, and as usual,
in advance of the U. s. mail. We received by
her New Orleans, Mobile and Savannah papers
one day later than by mail, for which we are in
debted to the politeness of Capt. Berry, and to
the Offices of the Charleston Courier and Mer-
curu
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INTELLIGENCE FROM CALIFoRNIA,-We are in
receipt of the following short letter from our
special CORES pondent in California;
SANTA BARBARA. UPPER CALIpoRyIA,l
June 18th, lSa7.
There Is very little stirring since MI last Gen
Kearny has returned home leaving COL Mason as gover-
Of both the CALIFORNIA; and Oregon Col Mason Ia
already quite popular snd everything bids fair for
and qoietness in the country The Columbus now Mt
San Francisco, soon to return home with Commodore
Biddle The sloop Of Portsmouth about proceed
Ing to Mszaan to blockade while the and
Cyape are now In the Gulf Of California Commodore
Stockton has returned home overland. Yours, l. @ b
In connection with California, we can inform
our readers that two companies of the California
regiment were ordered to La Paz, in Lower
California, on the Gulf, to take military posses
sion OF that country, according to the instruc-
tons given by the government to Gen. Kearny,
and that they were to have sailed for there on
or about the 18th of June last, in the Lexington,
which vessel would remain in the port as long
as those companies did, which would be, pro-
badly, till they are disbanded
We also learn that Lieut.. Col. Burton, of the
volunteers, has been appointed Governor Of
Lower California.
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Intelligence from santa Fe.

CINCINNATI, Nov l6th-PM.
santa Fe with later dates MIR Coon, Of thst oity M
wetnereh OF Baltimore, Austin and Dayton had GONE
Mr. w left Santa 70 tn. 9Th d.v Of Oct M, CO..
left on the lsth and travelled alone until be rssohsd
Arkansas where he fell In with the train OF Mr. Wsthsr
ell, crossing the Middle Arkausas.-Ths Exprsas msu
In charge Of Mr. W. party.
Mr. WIS party Of 10 men. when crossing the Arksusss
River were attacked By the Psnvnes Indians ct night
IL the purpose Of the Indians 70 steal stook They
out their object. One Indian was killed Blood ana
other indications led to the belief that othsru
we're wounded, or killed. and carried OF None Of Mr.
The next night Is mles further on the Indians maa.
second attack him. to revenge their loss without
attempting to drive on stock They nred guns and ar
rows into the camp Of Mr. W. One Of the party vas
wounded In the arm, though not seriously Another
struck by arrow the leg The nre was return
ed hotly and we'll directed The Indians soon ned.
The day following, met Col 0ilplns command as wei
nut Creek 10 miles from the main force They were
progressing very well
There was great scarcity Of grass ON the plains and
praires, which had bsen burnt far a. the eye
could reach Fire was seen every night on the Cine
rome.
Mr. Coons wys in storms and believes there must
be much suffering. and that many men and teams on
the way must perish for want Of shelter and food.
Mr. Coons made the trip In the short space Of seven
teen days
The day after he left, mail for the United STATES,
with escort was to leave With Captain Korpony o. tns
and p Wrghtman Of Col ESstons battalion. These Of
ncers ordered home to recruit the several eem-
mands TO which they are attached
Santa Fs taid to be quiet but numerous reposts
were In circulation Of the assembling Of forces as II Pa
30 and chihuahua.
Mr.. Coons lost lot Of goods, which had bssn seat
and Mr. Pemeroy were detained prisoners By the Msxa
cans
Mr. St. Bsrrien's party had arrived out ,sssly.
DR.. Mesure a. Santa Fs, expected to 60 south With
troops, and return by that route the u. States
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INTEILIGENgE BY THE MAILS.
wA.uIraror, Nov. 10, isA7

WAsuIraTor, NOV 10, ioN
Coming in.
We expect Com Stockton tomorrow; several OF nv
suite are among the arrivals tonsht, including Lieut.
Gillespie who figures pretty conspicuously In the cross
examination Of Gen Kesrny.
There are parts of stooktons late prenuneis~s~tos
which, in juIts position with parts Of Gen. Ksssny's
testimony can't b. made to regiser a. tho printers
has . very peculiar aspect, prospect and rstrospsot
That curious business out there In California any
how-a real wild goose speculation OF vest amount Of
profit to any concerned In IT, The issue al round hss
yet to be made
regular siege II the GROSS examination Of General
Ksarny, and Benton IL determined TO surround him.
possible, as they did the height Of
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By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year. compared with tho
corresponding period Of last year. shows excess equal
to 1855 barrels Of nour ana dscreass OF excess
since statement Of last week. OF sSs7 barrels Of
-four
The receipts Of thus far exceed by l74ss7 BUSH
els the entire receipts Of 1916.
The receipts Of barley to the close Of the I'D
In November during the present year. compared with the
corresponding period In ls46, show dsorease Of 1891
bushels; and from the LIST Of September to the 4h No
vember, inclusive, compared with the period In
ls46, decrease Of l47,0i7 bushels.
The following table shows the quantity some Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water the
Of navigation to the l4th November in
elusive during the years s45 ai4 days and lsAe 2s
days)a and ls47, C9s days) -
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STAMFORD, Nov 10 7PM.
railroad contractor named Milton Burlington,
employed by the New York aud New Haven railroad
company absconded last night with about SIS 900,
which had been advanced him by the company The
streets filed with sorry looking workmen some Of
them without penny In their pockets.
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Isheumatism, Pain, and sunness or en-,

HHomdtDhn, FIN, ma StlnneSs Of the
JOINTS sweng Of the muscular substances near Them and
other dist,e.sg s,p,oms too well known need deenp.
pound Syrup Of Hydtiose of Posss sasapars and Vel.
low Deck Root II recommended in full confdeoce a.
being speehe and needs buta trial the most
ecdslnns Of Its png properties Prepared for sale
~ King, Druggist and Chemist 1872 broadway, corner
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Southern Matt.

PrrERsBuRo, Nov. Ia, l64T.
No newspaper letter mail received south Of VIII
mington, North Carolina.
We heard Of nothing new.
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Siil,sii122 lI9 AO7 $40 i2o,tol ,so7 i3s2a9.27s
summary Of tho items Of capital circulation and
deposits specie and cash items public and private
curee OF the banks Of this State the morning Of the
LIST Of November, isa7, presents the annexed state
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Testlm0nlal OF Respect to Mr.. Thomas B.

Testimonial OF Respect to Mr. Thomas ..
Win int s L
and the following arc the letters ,asesd " g
e enooysd on doeH q eS have the
sh s Of . ns,
::' aa s ls To
that while under charge they with pleasure the
therefore. ~S sn e.s Zee:
ns Of ,sx,e hey learned that had induced
h we now from them
In coacus.on we beg to assure you we'll the part Of
'nd h'
Wa. soHoosMAKrR,
To THe. s. ESQ., a;. ass, engineer of the dry
dock. navy yard, N. Y.
Nrw YoRK, November IS, 1917.
1T with NO ordinary Eat 6cation that have
10 hckno w!eoge the
regard of those friends who
Fsesd with m; the Of the dry dock the
me; s I'd sGss @ yss
You represent will sways DC TO pleasing
in my mind than that have proper pursue
p;s s%Ts Is 'ht j. the action Of
Wls s a., g your complimentary
credit yourselves for the constant fidelity and zeal shown
and yon on the rapid
result during deSit part
OILY 1s attributed to ths great eIeIton of Al eoncernsd
mus, you eIpte them my hsa . tssnss Tor
70 and my sincere desire for their fs
yourselves pleas. accept assurance my appreciation
.en aosd yea
verv Dss wishes for your welfare sm gan temen
To- M..! s;ss;s 0'''' fHSNIai1s; s. osyLLIyAN
sh'n Robert White, COioe". Hunt Committee e. D o''
Tho Plumbs National Dasuerreao Gallery.
on me upper CO ns If Broadway and Muay should be
%s0 IF
world which will enable crafty their taste As TO
Rheumatism, Pain, and stinness OF the
o. ns %a:'u 1o w m Psm md
os nay be saesiu.ly removed by the Of Rings Com
Deck Ro:. s'H' e sHS ~:
csSs psene and needs but. Trial 70 The
~ Ring Druggist and Chemist. 1873 Broadway, corner
Ladies' Beaver Hats, Mt Genin's, aI4 Broad-
black and drae constantly on hand Genns Saint
Disbrow's Riding school, AOs Bowery.-w.
H. pssfow would respectfny inform his Giends and the
aSl,c that b. continues b. ssi1y Glasses daily usual
Hour. s' class s%
Hill, the Ininnitabio Hair cutter, has n IA
Guilty peculiar TO himself alone Of giving hair wh
k the inst proportion, 70 the Of the
envied the pseudo Hair Cutters Of the present day
deed you cani anything done should be in the
VI art unless visit TO Hills Office, No, II Nassau,
corner Of Pine street.
Az the Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100
Broadway my be found only the extensive varsty
Of Patent India Rubbcf bres but particular Over shoes
eombin' all the tho m,nufactnre OF
this article with the ehespe,t market price Those Of oar
IRE Ids who have purchased their shoes st this establish
men VIII be astouish ed at the in them aud
well afford 10 throw their old and those Of the
present style.
Portable Shaving Cases, OF entirely new
aud compact conjunction furnished with articles the size OF
which 90 not detact from their usefune forming ee
CANT and complete appeudage the also ay
adapted to the wants Of the travelling Pubic For .aeat
q. SAUNDERS oON'S,
III Broadway. opposite Howards Hotel
Pocket and Pen Knives, RazOrs, etc.--A
beautiful sssor Of thu above be at the subsc.
es togeh vi large variety Of scissors, a, Giles and
S Sss "'' s'sd o s9s an a. ~ Sa1. re-
Abw deem Ahevs CeutlaRAt tnssh
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cpsdt Of the United Kingdom TO its foundation Nh,
hasten the event have predicted It never VIII re-
cover from the shock When England was 90 vastly
superior . commercial country, all other nations
rsvulson Of this Kind did Affect her % much but
now the United States stand strong aud steady pre-
pared to take advantage Of every mishap to such .
rival England will never recover from any false
step made now The two countries playing q
desperate game and the stakes the trade and
Of the world We young, active, energetic
powerful people, full Of confidence and enterprise; while
England old and supersnuatd diseased in every part
Of her social system and in fact broken down compe
titor without the ability Of keeping the position already
gained and utterly powsrs@ alongside its impstuous
antagonist.
The quantity Of nour, wheat, corn and barley left
at tide water during the second week in November In
the years lsae and lss7, was as follows
Flour. bhIs. Hheaf. 5u. Corn. bu. Barley bu.
1917. loo.s97 B9,20t 33.3t I32O8T
1885,. ......l96.l ol 2li,io3 1a37 02,3o1
Decrsass....... E.2o7 si.9oi Inc. isAsT 1915
The aggregate quantity Of the articles lsft ct
tide water from the commencement Of the
l4th Of November, inclusive, follows
Flour. 6bis. Wheat, b. Corn. 5u Barley bu
s sss1 IS ia ia II s sss,
Increase. e. S4.196 e04I53 1902 $50 Dec IS o6l
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Az the Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100

Broadway my be found only the vasty
Of Patent India Rubber bes but particular Over Shoes
combnn all the recent improvements in the m,nufactnre OF
this article with the cheapest market price. Those Of
ire Ids who have purchased their shoes this
ment w be asons ed at the improvement In them aud
to throw away their old and those Of the
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EOulld Dead
Tho Ca,eGiOnla

PHiLApELPHiA, Nov. 10, le47.
Andrews, Of Perry New York, was found dead, this
afternoon, at the Eagle Hotel.
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EOHtaoh0 SnnvInR OnScs, OF an entIrely new
aud compact furnished with articles the size OF
which 90 not detrac from their forming ee-
CANT and complete sppeudage the also pceu aly
adapted to the wants Of the travelling pubic For sale
O. SAUNDERS & sON'S,
III Broadway. opposite Howards Hotel
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Ladder Beaver Hats, Mt Genln's, 214 Broad
wsyA large assortment 81 LsdesBayer west STYLE
black and drab constantly hand Genins opposite Saint
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Tho F,r.t Flash from stamford, Conn.

BosToN, NOV. 10.
The steamer Caledonia took out 20 passengers to La
verpool, and IA to Halifax.
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Fo1not ana Fen Knives, HAz0rs, otc--A
beaufu ssor ef the above be the subser
osy. ogethsr vi large variety of scissors nj, Giles and
S Ssst "' s'sd kslo o sS anS 4, n; S.I.
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Receipts or PRopucr AT Trpr WARN.

The receipts for November this year will fall far short
OF estmste they will be less than for the cor
responding month last year.
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Tho PIumbs Nu,ionaI Dosu.,

Tho Piumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on me upper g rner If Broadway and Muay should
oithemselyes lends The collection the largest in thu
position, &c. -
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Guilty p.euliar to himself alone Of giving hair whs
k- the inst proportions the
entire person an art which h 20 little Understood and much
deed you can't anything done should be the
VI i art unless visit TO Hills Office No, II Nassau
corner of Pine street,
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Disbrow's Riding SCHOOL. 40s Rovzar

H. Di'trow would respectfully inform his 6ends and the
Paoe mat hs continues h sdi1g Glasses daily usual
The evening class for gentle will commence
on Monday 2d inst Hours for the evening class from to
AZ o'clock - 80 "
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pax street. IN which > GOO soldier. were
collected. Il was njebr. ,cJ--,h,re ne.
ing M amps-,he obs,uri,v WAS com.
plelr. Stones were thrown q, the oror .
in whirh the Kius WIS. aud ,rs,l,ino
cries were. IT Is said. urer, i scains, Lts
Majesty. The lronps os.nrl,tbv .,,,e.
fired. and carried the bau,role br Gr,c
Three men ~ the lower rl,s,r, were XIII.
ed. and several wer, wounded. S,re
soldiers were IL iurtd Nv stones. and
Count Lifpr, governor Of the town, was
struck IN Tie breast. More than fr,y
persons were arrested. About mnnigh,
the mob was dispersed. and tranquility
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from Lowell, Manchester. n. H., Bristol.
Nashua. and Fall River. with ,oa -
where the operatives are aimus, mani.
monsly well lad, cleanIy aud chasie.
To me it seems ,aud tia, wusopl ,hp
slightest naIlon,I rrjujicc) perfrctl,
plain that HE u tied STATES arr, on
a whole, centuries in adyanre of Great
Britain. She TO he sure is greatly our
superior IN rertain qualities, winch ag-
alone can bring to maiur'tv; bat no ran
did person can watch the workings Of he,
PoIItIca! machinery, and see how ,he
great mass e The people are ground M
beneath its wheels, without feeling thai
rnnl that machinery Is dispIared, or bet
ter adjusted to the wants e >ncieIy, ihe
nation mus, he greatly deficient IN all
hat constitutes true granhurr. Great
Britain is Confessedy, The proudcs, m.
non on the face { the Garth hat national
pride which is not based On the general
happiness of the people, is but another
name Of the mos, sensrlrss vanity.
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NAV
n. :, Sos.5."
u..; o, r,nsrous accour,s NJ =,
,;t,n,. ro.,l,;r, from IN. ne. # tho p, r.
.".,;a. cnn. .nJ .n,ui,c If ssver,l =.
aanr mo- ;n,;mo,e ocono;r',pce. think
:, I'm 10 r ss,y;c. ia s,.,s ,.,, me,
h.na ,,;.hv .r;.e, (,om the h.hu
ard o,I,.-,N ,r.,,r,.io,,
;h u,o bo,m., L,,,on ,l.
.;,;oo :, :. ,bo ,s, d.r
,u. ,os.i,,i,. h,,;r,i,c,,,i.d, q, L.I,
co.L ,hsre is M nos.ib,luv If ,ccid,p,
Lo ,l,;,, ,oas,os Gan tho c,o
anil o,v,L;rg shou,a strike the hammer
., r. rnr shorl1 10, ,ou, Gun I'm and ,br
hammer sLoulJ strike tho crnupI. the can
v;n e,,lots
AMI or,;p If in carrying vour rur =, =
trail, zine or bnsh should catch the
.,,so (, -, .icLJ, 81 an ;rob
r,nm tho 20, !, would e,,ks vi,b srf1;.
c;er, force IN .,plode the gun p,oi,,.
blv sho, with the frs, pcr,u..ion gun in
m. country. and wi,bou, aLirc the iron.
HE IN think o( it. supnnsed that like p
a;n, cnn. /, was nerrec,lv safe # Inc cork
IVA, dovp,a,J was only brouoh, IN think
tfi,whsn wild dog of mine, in Jumping
from the wagon. threw nv sun ON j,
fell on the ground. and striking with TIE
hammers dawn. bo,h barrels wer. dis.
CHARGED, luckily wi,hon, harm. The
momen, nv attention was ,hu.dawn, 10
H. Isaw at once the orea, danger of the
one practice. and the prriec, security Of
the other. II is absolutely more safe at
half cock with the can on. ,han on ,h,
cone with the can removed, because. fire..
ouently. when youremoye The can. some
small quantity nC The decorating nowder
~
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An en,e-prising f,rmrr il this vicinity is snt.
inus 10 make snsnp' men's with n nunb'r Of HE
brother farmers, this fal', IN the wool growing
business. He proposes to furnish any gooc res
10 three hundred 10 number, f1r ser rs OF years
mol lees than three, on the following terms. viz ,
F"r each head 'uf sheep furnished, !, lhs o.
wool rtr al non,' and At. the expiration e .he
term the same nn1b,r and quality OF sheep 10 be
returned 10 he ownsr. The increase &C he flock
ard MI TIE wool over lbs. rSr head, TO GO 10
The person ten',ns he sheep. Good and hetlthy
'hesp III be furnished, with Il large proportion
-'t.- ;..r.- -'.';-. -roi". ~ al.
Pee, Office
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The Cast Of a Clergyman. r." The Pitt.
burgh Telegraph states that,iho Synod of the Re.
formed PRESBYTERIAN Church. atisfS-iOn in tina,
city suspended one Of lie members FRO N the min.
is,ry Tor kissing di' hier.in.hi,c, VIA, would
have been his 7uosamtn, had the young lady
been outside the bound'rics Of affinity snj con.
snngui,y, II is well fjr some folks that we are &C.
luan,ei with lh,tthcy belong not to tie Synod.
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The Poor Boys CoHege,--The FOL
loving senIimen, was lately given at a
public celebration:
The Poor Boys CoNegs,-The Print
ing C6ice.--induslrv. Intelligence, IN.
,egri,y and perseverance, will ensure dis.
Iinc,ion and honesty to i,s greatness.
|, is well remarked that there rs more
truth than poetry in Mis- sentiment. The
Printing Office. says the New York
Globe, ''has indeed proved better Col
lege' to many poor boys has gradua-
ted more useful and conspicuous members
Of society; has brough, on, more intel.
lect and turned i, into practical, useful
channels has wsked more mind, genrr.
aled more active and elevated thought,
than many Of the literary colleges Of the
country. How many drone ordo, has
passed through one Of these colleges,
with no tangible proof Of his fitness to
graduate other than his inanima,e piece
of parchment, himself, il possible, more
inanima,e than his l,s,hern daploma
There 10 something in the very almos-
phere of a printing Office, calculated In
awake the mind and inspire n ,hrs, fur
knowledge. A boy who commences in
surh school. will have his talents aud
ideas brough, out. ir he have any; if he
has no mind IN be drawn out, the boy
himself win be driven ou'." tV