New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14


was ~? ~ ne economical cXpectatioo tha1'
hcep s bad done With it. Il m6h' help stu }201S
iEet H. 70 The golden science. 4 quFeot ioots
r ne3us ,de to take the form OF Il manuscript o,
sp Wa ep~tb Of tho sheet, with pasteo 'atd
be i"il ,c9rn suitable 20 the dignity OF snch SUI
Over, a;,oensions thar iiimsy brown paPtIc
error bran new slate for Ben used t'ilei
! ha'' III Il was set IN iramc wron5ol ~ w
10 olsa Ben. vho prideG iscn o.. ao ,9 ID an
so.e ei, considering that ne ''i IT, ae was no ec
q. ,e,gycntceship at their 1S' [ar Martin said tha
u timber III sn' hetter frame with Jackknhe IN
he could mahe 0a Keep bis right In his pocket.
his Left hand, @Ao yeas trauscrlblng from my
Ny FIST exercises criPt At the top 0 the
Arithemetlc 70 ny s g1'pITHMETiC, in capitals an
first page psun'bb broad tia. this one WORD reached
inch high, and - D,T naae At due distance be.
entirely across va md ADDITION IN large coarsg
low, wrote lux Nth Nth a lofty a, when seemed
hand, oeghn,IS Of mountain peas, , "" ON,
like the dra W. vgilderness below Incn raii'e
above we I'D smaller hand, 50 tna' .nele "s
rue Ia Teton from the enormous y" boLhIina
.s5u no. edawn to the fine failhn5 ~ -
ine 1op u wrote off the RUE oome into use
ne N II saa and pencil and ofain Is was as
T" r S ~ difficulty simple Au .Lers was one
az counting my fngegS' Da .Lst carving Of
+b;Ie 7 could not undsTstanU-sn"' perceived,
t tn 1t ives absolutely necssss.!' vet It was
in order TO get the rghs asne orace our school
,nvstexy which that aflthMe1 II ia possible
.qas'v', u,s nlvstery TO Inn Then cant mn
ena The borrowing Of ten was mt MD n me
,','tabie operaton The reason SEEM co
tl,e very bottom Of the well Oh Soi CIV
I'D theve il remained for that W mi
el;o,dI, bncke t brought it up TO my feacn
ni 49,. rrle wes Transcribed to my nai9;. .be
- ~ oum likewise as il stood propose -
book and ayso the whole process Oh No"'es
(Which the answer was tound. 4l.,p,yas 70 be.
Each rule. moreover, was q tdtllei web 10
oonm;ttcd to memory word iCr WoTu' ~ '' If the
,ne wos the most tedious al diHic1N iV'
whole. ...;,,, this FIRST Win.
Ger and third through M manuScIPs, IAN pfin he
The end of the Arithmetic seemed as Ia oga re-
future as that end OF ooyhoou diiu
the next Winter began at addition AGAIN. to
advance lust through Interest My third Seas ;gn
| went over the same ground again, aua, oIo'p r
that cphcred to the very last sum IN t9e ..e "
Three. This was deemed quite an achievement 81
tor lad only fourteen years old, according u VIZ
ideas prevailing at that period. Indeed a.
now fitted to figure on and ill up the blank pa5e,s
Of manhood, to solve the hacdqaestlon now niue"
money should be worth 10 tne cou51 1. VI the
In PLAIN language whoever ~ r;fhe
above mentioned RUE was pfoao's " I;fa If
metlc enough Tor the comAeh .I. o
one proceeoeo le" Ieies ~ VHu la hronoh
sldered quite smart but nc VEN CiGai li'V9 no
miscellaneous Questions &Hu @' ~ ao,;us
thought to have an extraordinary taste and genus
Tor figures Now and then, YOUTH alIe bio iia' ~
3een tbroouh dams entered QpOn old PIKE, the
arithmetica sage who setthe sans Ioi ''e o,1.
ceding generation. sueh we're cdneu 5i0"'
arithmetcians. .t -,
The fourth winter adya}ced--Vut u - lI I Ia
portant to the purpose Of tas WORK tllat s'lou'u
record the minute OF M pFosless "a 'uo
Of numbers. Suffice II to say taat was iio' o''e
O! the great at figures
The female portion O. inc stiot I" my e"l'.
pose, generally expected 10 oVlaln nGso'i'u Is W
perform whatever aFlInnie.cai oPetr@eeions 'ney
ni6ht need oeyond te se[slu , u t5ona ~
thesclence jo'nd 10 sPee,"' az VI, Wv" .i'
~ to 81 :, tb as schoolps Most were Drovident
VI =" vi 'Hen ~ aS -oo ,Ln Fan. s;n,nlo
lbs " o oLg the, had NO idea Of becoming
ia a;9 a. aa'. r9;abt noso;bv howavor he Icf
,ma'u' Ho . nr;fbmanc basn nnrSned at the
r,,n,,,,or oohooi tbose who intended tobn summer
Teachnrs womb nrobably have thonebt of the
uc;o,,co and lova rrocaafa,} Frrthnr ovnn NOR
5ona w ,bo RnIe If TSree Bnf schoomistress
s,dnl5 as soon haze eynected 10 roach the Arabic
longnagc ~ the npn,e re ri eriomcn So ;onorance
If f was 70 dsbonor ever to fha FIRST oHd besi of
>be cav "a' ~ '''''0' y ' " % '''''' ''' y
Rnt what cbanoo have the laet few years nro.
heed ' in resncct to Ibis snect Honor and gra-
49, ~ - boa+olo.; Ioos no n,,connir,
l'uue oe " ~ W 'e'
aeil, No'oa,n emerson S'u osAl9ts, los hiaNl'S
Shst was Sne 1aroest mo l.lGst Oh srHa.es one OF
ne essieSI ana most l 10 Anoy nave ~
ea5.h tScHeu thS ln!ei,eCIU"l toaAi "' ny IA
3us tae carriage Oenind t"e carrier psAa" tllls
lsei'tsnlemeht Spots Tue AlNSVIeVloi-ti u'ue
Je1ilo Ine morse, WheFo II o"ShI ANY, ~ nav
'een. Formerly memory, the NINA baggage
aSon-so Tna9se 1he woa', put continue .,e
~ ,oSueu ~ 10 t@?S' 49,
- 10 ana SEN l0nioe,i a,o m' 4,o
'i ~ UHpeis.enau, "inen S,o@lI i'Ioe ueo Ct
iI fo a,u sPnl'cu mover % t!le .G.Lic' rs ne'
'nu .pqI aNo p'V 'oVseiy 07''N' W '''i'
'.'o' 40 1t oo0'u
EHE EXAMINATION AT TIE CLOSING OF THE
SCHOOL.
Inc district school as II was generally closed
N the W inter ate! with what was called an exam
ration, This was usually attended by tile MN,
sster OF the town, the committee who engaged
he teacher, and such OF the parents as chose to
emo IN very iew however, We're sufficiently
aterSsteu IN the improvement OF their children TO