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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
Senator Douglass Address.

1t pleases the managers of the New-f DIRK
State Agricultural Society, and seems to
please the farmers of New York also, that
their State Agricultural Far should be held
annually about the middle Of September. 1t
further pleases them to have that Fair elab-
orately addressed by some gentleman. who
is usually lawyer, prominent politician,
or almost anything but practical farmer.
And il pleases said lawyer, politician, or
whatever he NAV be, having been pressed
into service involving no hule RESPONSE
biity and effort, yet profering no direct
recompensc, to improve the opportunity by
ting forth such theories OF speculationS
as to him may seem good-proyided the
same can be, however slightly and circuit
ously, connected with the subject of Agri-
culture
OF all this we do not complain. We in
woke and uphold the largest liberty of in
vestigation and discussion, Important truth
can hardly be out of season error should
always be welcomed into the broad arena
where its proportions and its character can
be fully discussed. We rejoice, therefore,
that the Farmers agree at their Annual
Jubilee to resolve themselves into a sort of
Committee of the Whole on the State of the
Union. and allow whoever has the floor for
that occasion to define his position, and
free his mind of whatever is uppermost
therein. Though specious and pernicious
fallacies may at times be inculcated, the
general result must be good.
Hon Stephen \. Douglas, L. s. Sena-
tor from Illinois, and probable candidate
for the Presidency of the United States at
the approaching Election, was the chosen
Orator at Rochester on Tuesday. Wewere
among his vast and attentive auditory His
Address was able carefully prepared. well
delivered, and viii be widely read. And,
although press OF matter on Saturday pre-
vented lis publication entire in our Daily,
whose readers viii generally have seen 1t
elsewhere before tins sheet reaches them,
We shall VET give IL place, entire and cor
rected, in our Weekly and Semi-Weekly
editions, and bespeak for 1t 4 general peru
sal. 1t contains many valuable and peril
nent suggestions, by reading which our far
merS may benefit themselves and the csun-
Try. But II contains also much political
+ speculation which seems to us delusive and
mischievous, which We propose now TO in
dictate and discuss. Says Mr.. Douglas.
The leading American agricultural s;anle j. Cot.
ton and It's cultivation and manufacture have within
the last half century acquired an importance far ex.
ceedIng all other SIMILAR pursuits"
This sentence embodies and exhibits the
entire drift OF Mr. Douglass Address,
W .Ich is emphaticauy Cotton document,
and though formally addressed to the farm
ers Of New-York, is really high bid for
the favor and support of the cotton and
slave-srowers OF the South. The leading
American staple is Cotton. Ito" lead
inc |, is not the most extensively groTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

fonrIrr Enquirer The N = kreniHg Express, HfTaIa
7ytbnns SBagy COucr and host II other newspapers
nave spoken highly praise OF GEORGE y FONs new ana
improved Oriental khatan over Coat as a curious ahu
beautiful piece OF workmanship. II combines ghincss
grace an1 fashionable air wrh asutab degree OF warmth
apas of beng mOdhod 10 suit the pur-Se eihef oi me
man Of fashion the citizen who has W0Spere1 IN
the world 60 the youthful asrapt who wshesto appear
b. he beet ad,aniaee But description do Justice 10
this deehtfl invention IL must be inspected fully 10y all
loYeTs Of aTtsc Improvements az tuc establishment 81
GtnRGI 2 FoN NJ 33l NruldNay. olInCT u Anthony-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

CoIros rs. Bowen q McNAMEg.-We
have before Interesting document OF winch Iis
following Is a copy, emitting the name Of the mes
chant
Mr. -----, Of your town, bought hts gooiD u
BOWEN s NcNamee, the Aboli,lOnsts
THIS important ~ - MAS handsomely enveopea
and sent by mail 10 The iPpeai, newspaper f'lsh-
I'd al Memphis. Tenn, pOslmarked "Nes-fofk'
April ith - Well there Is no telling what men VAL
90 n pinch for the Union, or for sOItnern Rafe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

CoRREcTloS-An notice on the Nth page
Of Saturdays paper Of the death Of Judge WHIT
rLEsEY, says that he was elected member Of
the Court Of Appeals ~ June, lsi7. This Is erro-
neous. he failed OF an election on that occasion,
uoggh he had more votes than any other Wing
carf date
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
~ G. NJ. BoDlNE will open this day To-

the Fall and Winter Trade, entire new stock Of Dry
Goods lust imported and selected expressly for TINS house
consisting IA part Of Sks Shawls keiyets. Cdshmefes
Delates Mefuoes PaIGna,tas Alpacas Popns, &c. to-
gether with general assortment OF Dry Goods 10 whch
Ne INVITE the attention Of our and the public
general These Goods all new and contain some o the
sches designs ~ well pt choicest patterns anu
.oorugs OF any Goods nat have TO THIS market
rhe present An early call ana Inspection ol 'he
same ~ n,rt,colarly requested G. VI BODNE.
n, 9l3 l.rnuh. n cnrneY of Orrhard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

FLooR On-CLorHs-Well seasoned an
CARPETS. On CLOTHS, &C.-The ele

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.-The ele-
SAINT styles OF the lmporatlons Of Carpetms Just
ccyed al the spacious and magnificent warehouse Of PE
TkRSoN HUMPHREY. corner of Broadway and White ST
wohy the attention Of those Who about furnishing
their paTlors with new CARPET Nothing more beautiful
DO conceived New patterns OF Floor Oh Cloth of
the most beautiful designs and all that Tch,
and splendid IN the way Of CARPETS Gal Cloths, Rugs
Drugsets Window Shades &c be found AZ this estab
hshnent little cheaper than elsewhere IN the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

News FROM EURoPE.-The /. $ Mail
steamship Washington Capt Floyd, IS now IN her
twelfth day F. ON southampton. She brings news to
the 10Th inst.
The X. VI. steamship Africa, IS IN her ninth day
from Liverpool, W news TO the Eth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

- THE Drouh now prevailing over ,
large area Of ih.s country has rarely bsen eqqiei
The Delaware River. along the Ere Railroad, looks
like a snail mil brook, and the NsshAa y n Tel
graph says that the ernmac opposite that place ~ss
Ieyer known 30 low before Many usually large
streams Is also wells, completely Cry. aaG muck
inconvenience by men and suffering BY animals Is
experienced daily. for long, thorough, Solk.ny'
EGuinOct.al Storm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

~ Pane's Light is rot yet extinct.
Tie last Worcester spy has 4 communication from
TIE verits5le Henry NJ inclosing staismen, from
the Assayer Of Massachusetts, protesting to De
monstrate that four large burners maj Be Lighted
with PaIne's mixture for less than two cent? PEI
hoarsnt that this IS destined 20 be tae caeap@.i "a
II Is Low the safest an no., s-m9,: Of Aga.
Wen iei - have q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

~ Hon. JOIN J. tkiITENDEN, U. -. NJ
torney General, reached our city late On saturday
night, Enc Railroad, from Kentucky, whittier he
was recently called 10 she bedside Of Mrs. CutteD
den whom he has since followed to tho grave. Care
and qTef ut heavily upon who has been noted A.
one OF The most buoyAnt IN spirit a. well as among
tie ablest and wisest OF our countys Statesmen Mr.
C. is accompanied by one Of has sons. lie lef last
evening FOR Washington.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, SEPT y, 1851.
Whig state Nomination..
For EurORA.

The next number Of The Tri6ar for Europa"
Circulation Will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING at 9 o'clock. It VIII contain all the
latest news Up TO the time of gong to press. The
Niagara sails from this port on "Wednesday At u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
ALn.N, DurcHMAN.-Among the c

AIUNNN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tNV 'UII-
Scn,s Of number OF tins popular paper are some
a., he hest humorous sketches ever read. w Zen
srtmsfs ADV snture Iousaua spiritual RappetS Taking
Shower Bath, on y Bcgy Of Female BntherS alarmed.
Women aud Pani aoons Sleigh Riding with Ghost. or
PAR OF KessurreciIonsts Sold. These all by first class
writers In addition TO whleh, viii be published The thlfd
mani Of Foamne Rft Poem by Miss Jamlson aud any
quantity other contents ready For sale al al the news
eenots aud wholesale agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

invite the attention Of capitalists % me SAFE u a abe
xropssty THIS DAY. ty ANTHONY J. BLKEc EtR, a u
s'cck A. The Merchants Exchange, pan Of "Dft = i
he sod by order II the Supreme Court under tbe
OF AARCr yANDERPOEI, ESQ, Referee. consisting u f
House LIT No ~ Cortland - Also 100 eet Oi Na-
able water front the Hudson RIVER commencing on Le
Outherv side nf the foot Of Cor andS and running lV
feet TOW I'D Liberty including per NO II at TIE oo Of
Cortland st. and part Of pier No TO- with an 'he "a'ed
rights and privileges between said piers Also, about ~
valuable Building Lots situated on Thirty fifth Thirty
seventh Forty near Broadway ana on the
Twelfth Maps q the whole o. me ABOVE pIopett can
DO Obtained Of the Auc,ioneer, No Broadst. l.eiil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
~ FyNroN's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Retail Depot, No ts8 Br1adway
q orIeT Prlnce 81. BkMAN y W.
" war OF ExrrnMIyArIoN to Spanish

rule on this COniiI but perpetual preservation ana di-
fsPs 20 DAys's world renowned H pensn the sovereign
yemedg for Dandruf Badaess, &c, winch has giadoene1
fbe hearts Of thousands O dIsconsoate e0" npras,
y prodncug q radical change the ply sca cO1l9n Oi
tie hair For sale al the principal deDOtS No % Olow-
~ and u Maiden lane and BY all druggists AMI pef"me's
Rfce IS cent per hOlile.
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The south and the Tariff.

rom ~ s--FffsS u >stufAA.
Tee Tribune l. clabOraioiy arguing for an increased
Protective raut IL o;ten occurs % uS. wha, a
waste Of effort this when one GaV the Editor thus
ASKS nom the hole country, All ami protection Ton
The manufacturing interests maialy OF the Free
states and the next day, IS IN the case Of his Gins
ana articles. eNclteS all The prejudice and passion
he against these Free states and an their inter
e>S by ms vehement tenunci9tions ~ ftteen Slave
holding States. rom whose interests he would with
draw the most essential protection
The cypress is 4 Wing paper and, as
such Processes of course 20 be m favor of Pro
lection. vet here lt admits that to bc essentially
a sectional measure THIS It seems to rs, Is en
tirely wrong. il Protection be true at all. It's
as true for the South as for the North. and quite
rs necessary TO the well.hemg Of the former as
of the latter The trouble with TIE Frpreu.
and with some other great authorities IN the
world OF politics and political economy. i
that 1t Is possessed by the spirit Of monopoly,
which has so long prevailed and has done such
harm IN the world Hence 70 conccYeS OF some
one nation. or some one section, As monopollIlRg
the cotton manufacture or the iron manufacture.
or the shipping business. hut does not conceive
OF fair chance for all nations and sections, and
a free and lul development OF the energies o.
each To talk OF Protection IN such a spirit As
this seems to as the perfection OF absurlIiy The
true end OF the protective policy Is not 10 build
mp Northern manufactures or sustain those al
ready established. but to diversity industry al
oyerthe country, and open mills and carry artisans
among the planters OF Carolina aud Mississippi,
as vel as among the tanners OF New-Englandor
PENNSYLVANIA IL Is wanted not TO ard 4 section.
but to raise all sections 20 independence and
prosperity Why, then. talk of 4, Is # It were
matter to be bargalued about between men ri
different regions and opposite opinions on other
subjects You had better come Oh. Tor tree
trade and British supremacy at once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE tlGARS.-JAMEs
xADIIER NJ 1877 broadway, Franklin buildings" would
respectfully hs friends and The public that he has
large very choice assortment of Havana
and Prnctpe Cigars of brands which he offers Tor
sale reasNnshe Prices ethoy wholesale retail JAMES
a.p,trp iQ7 Brnalvav ''EYankhp Buildings" s22d
~ Ladies returning from the country,
wishing their supply of Shoes for the coming season can
mud at MuLER'S IN Canal ST.. LADIES' misses aud child
sens Gaer Boots and Shoes Of all the various styles as
good m quality and low price. any New y rk
Also ladies misses and childrens India Rubber Boots
and Shoes (Gooivears Paent) OF which he the retail
agent Tor this city MILLER, No 1874 Cana-St.
FlooR Ou-CLoTHs-W seasoned and
perfect al a. per yard.
rhIec- thrt All Brussels Carpets al SIS.
ThIee-pl, god quality at II.
BAILEY BROTHERS,
No loi Pearlst
,2s0NNAS Near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

IN JUDICIOUs and systematic advertising
a, IA, News,auers a the cities and of the United
ises near aud remote be done at the Agency OF
IS PAIEER Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
CARpETlNos AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-PE

TkRsoN HUMPHREY, No, S19 Broadway, corner of White
~ selling rich Brussels Carpet for SIS 10 los ward
Heavy ,hieep ~ ryard Supehne for SIS Is ward
Good. all VOL. Il. lOi Cloths heavy, IS 60 Is
And all other goods found m Carpet stores a, equally low
prices s22 6,t
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fUGlriyE SLAVES
Catch 'enl - Catch What - ny the bed oass anu
deaS" -
Oh yes won't yoa tell Us the II YOU please
M Won wish tosches eas, ants and bed bugs u VANISH
vhy this Is the method 10 make 'em walk Spanish
ynsi seek lYcN's store. near Canal-st.. Broadway,
v,,h his poisanlesS Powder the pests you Stay
- dec ffly cehts-wil most likely suffice,
And Iss pills. too, are death % the "a and The nice
iN"N :, - ~ itl Hr,sdwa y so "a.
~ FowlsEs & WELLS, Psychologists
,,',o,,a u,u III Nassau 81. Rsa: TIA PAX
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER %. 1851.

u Invalids requiring Dr. BASysG's
Patent Bov Brsces and neverfsn- R1pi NE Trsss ~
rs frzverg C0mpanloa hy which re1slc nes- Is eAtre
~ prevented and the effect u every hi q ot az 'n
pleisy ren0ved, End the same a; IA Once No -
Mercersf near Canal Su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS THE sub
scIer beng about 10 BroSws has decided to
oder the pubic his entire sioA u Gos, consisting of
AN ev,sasye assortment Of Carpets on Cloths aud all
lcleS Connected with the T. ade RanleS about purchas
x wl find this Opportunity 10 furnish al exceeding
l. Nv prces W. n GtloN,
~ or Nos 81 Eas,-Bsoadwsy, and u Dy'.sicn- st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
A"F.sr" Halter -Whatthe America

=, among Yachts KyOx among haters end ~ me sr.iS
bie anpyobatIon ne has this Fall "a ed ahead q an
oxnnetnrs With the generosity becoming their class me
bsftsrs confirm hs xii and pronounce bs article me
hs ~ the season Reader when want II hat, call IN
ENOx's No iz3 Fulton u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
80 ,AnIEs AND GrNrLEMEN ave hereby

,s,ns,,,, aioimed tia, they obtain thu iall value
=, t.h 49, ~ hand castof Clothing OF ever de
,ss ~ - w quantity. lSrye snail. by sending
thsy "a -,,n,,. = past; OF calling On JAMES mono
MY. Al his Clc,hsng ~"'e' w - N7 NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

FALL MILLINERY FERRERo'
No. 80 Broadway viii open PARIS FhL ="
TUESDAY The ed IL Seqfsborr ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
NV En- ASp WrsTER Day Goods

1t,r,,,ro =, y,rrr MA n 81 BF01d way, c1rneF Of
sc,syd - hsye ne OF the ffest assomenis ~ me cry
Of new rali SKIS sh4~ls Cloass Cashmeres iaios ~
80 - ',S,e W fad CesIraDie Thef nave also large
stack ~ vo,len ankets F.nnels, o. hts, "ihd0N y
0eues sc Also. large stocS Of Centiemens C'''As'
Hckfs (,lDyfs. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

FALL Doors AND SHOEs.-An eie5an'
AIN No ia Fu.ron-st Strangers PURCHASING A. ~
establishment De ~ ting good % -. -
lowest pncts Boys L4oles and ChiscIeno ,.s,fs VI
Sizes every wants s@' '-'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
Rlcu CAapNr,Nes.-SMrH a LorNsBrRY.

No tsS Pearl-s, setting their large and elegant
stock AZ CAEFSriNGS nj the following low rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ LRARY g. Co leaders and introiucerS
of fashion ior gentlemen Hats. Nos ,, ard s. AsoT
Mouse. Broadway. y Dyeuing day.--Oa WEDNESDAY,
the I'm, - open 70 the pHn for examination and sale
the most eItf auf iel Of fancy raS
On Ongna pstterns l0T cd-sn's wear ever erbiotn
On this city 10 adies and .ers INTERESTED n ms &C.,
bar branch u children respectfully prtsS-'
fall OfeUHs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04
WE HAVE HEARD JENNY LIND.
~ NOW HEAR
Mcin shcilncH & Co.

WE do not intend to hrag nor embellish the
w fact IN the least-but VIC feel warranted in
saying that we arc now receiving and opening the
largest an d finest as sortment of
a@ Spring and Summer Clothing
ever brought to this market. Our first shipment
was received by the last upward trip of the Wis.
consin, and is now open to the inspection o the
public. We are confident that all tastes will he
sati SIZED, and that our prices will nducs people to
ssIress up.' Our stock comprises
Goats Of al KINDS,
Sack, Trock and fine Dress all colors and mate ial
-sunmer coats 9 all qualities, varieties and rri;
ces. Better call and see them.
Pants and Tests,
From line to superintendent and made according to
the latest mode, and Of new styles of goods. You
can't help being pleased, and after examining you
can't help purchasing.
HindStrchief$ and Chores
In endless variety. The enumeration would tire
ynur p,tence. To make long job short jus, call
and see them.
Hats and rps
of all s2>s and qualities. The Hats are of Cincin-
natl manifac ture. and of the latest fashion. Every
gentleman who tips his beaver to the ladies ought
to purchase one from Heinsht liner & Co.
Trucks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
By the quantity rate articics-ard cheal as
dirt.
Shirts, Collars &c..
We aImo forgot to mention our shifts and Collar:
! We have them blythe hushe, and Of every descrip-
ton. so that all who may be in need will only have
to ask in order to get the very article they may he
searching for. No more at present hut rema in c
| puhliu'S servants. HEtNSHElMER co.
AprIt 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04
DNNATDSON. J.H. HALT. T. KHNFT. a.
Hardware and Cutlery.

DON ALDSON. ii ALL & CO..
I IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers IN Hard
| ware and Cutlery, and manufacturers Of planes,
M. 90 Main street. between olive and Locus,
streets. f.ign Of the Golden rane,j So Louis, Mo.
Are NOW receiving for the Fall trade, one of the
iargcst and best selected stocks of Hardware aud
Cutlery, ever offered w.'st Of the Allegheny Noun
tains. IMPORTING all ot,r English goods dire ct ON
the manufacturers, and purchasing our American
from the manufacturers at the lowest cash prices,
enables us to sell lower than any other house in
this city. Oar stock consists i'll part as follows:
go Goz axes assorted; Collins. Levcrctts, SIM
mons, Hunts, Manns. Roots and Albany;
$50 doz shovels and spades assdr'c I, Ames,
Rowland's and Thomas;
rs do grain scoops;
IS cases Rowland's mill and cut saws;
S do caststccl Y cut saws;
100 casks bright OK and log chains;
IS do coil chains; 5000 doz pocket knives;
600 do Wostcnholm's 10 dc;
$50 gros knives and forks. ass'd;
1000 doz I,uss"lrs and Wards butcher knives;
35o do Wade n Butchers razors, ass'd;
1890 DO scissors and shears. assorted;
Is casks Greenw"od's butt hinges, ass'd sizes;
10000 gross wood screws, ass'd. from S to 4 III.
100 loz pad, till, chest, cupboard nd trunk locks
GOO do mineral knob locks, assorted;
500 do thumb aud knob iatrhcs;
3000 lbs brass and bell metal Kettles;
so doz tea kettles;
1000 NJ G. ID. percussion caps:
1000 doz J. TIoraer II Butcher's files ar 4 rasps;
IS hbls american curry combs, assorted;
200 do, wi s,ns jparkeI's ani 4 dams co, mills
800 kegs Iron Mountain Mails, all sises;
100 do wrought do 10
100 bags Grifiin's horse. do 20
600 tioz pairs iron nd brass head shove's tong
| 500 pairs polished do do
200 sets DO do do
J ALso-A large assortment of kcip's lockwood
! and Rochester CoOpcrs' tools; McKNwn's bellows
| M,useho,e and Tillotson's aaviIs: Kings stock
and dies; Cutter Keyed and solid vices; hand an
| slrdgc hammers; and complete assortment ~ on
own Manufacture of Planes ,wtt, we VAR ant to
| superior to any brought 10 this mrket. TasethC
! with complete assortment Of every article keI
in our line (which we offer at greatly reduced ice
| DoSlLpsos, HALL * Co..
onp IA 5l-3mwtrw Sc Main street.
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70 TEACHERS AND FaIESDs OF EDUCATION.


The TEMPORARY NORMAL TEACHERS lNsrI-
TUE fof Southern Iowa, arreeahIy to It's last add
iouTnment. will coianmeace IFS next session in
Denmark, Lee county, on MONDAY, the 18th of
OF OCTOBER NEXT, at , O'Clock, P. NJ, under
the superintendent Of Prof s. r. SWEET, of n
York.
The lon. experience and distinguished slcces
OF pot S. as Teacher and manager of Normal
Teachers Institutes, ilsuheS the assurance o. in
tessst and profit to all who may attend the COM
ing session.
The first p NJ. and evening will be devoted to
Tie organization Of the Institute and an ntroiuc
tory lecture by the Principal. Hence it is im-
poriaat that all who oppose to attend the ses5-
ION Shouid be present at its commencement.
Instruction VIII b, gwen in all the branches of
science tlught in orr BEST ESGLISH SCHOOLS;
and 1pac;ai attention will be given to ELocrrIoN
ard the SCIENCE AND AIT OF TEACHING. No
person. intending to teach, should lose the benc-
| fit of these last.tutes.
| Eyen;nr sessions VIII be devoted to lectures
| from literary gentleman, invited TO- the OCCASION.
and 10 the discussion OF questions of interest and
practical importance 10 Teachers and the ibc.
/ Bv the request of may. and believing the good
of the cause requires It. the Committee OF arrange
men;s have resolved 10 hold the next session three
| weeks instead Of yyo. aud have male arrange
| meats accordingly.
TIE expense Of TUirIoS AND BoARD, to those
! from abroad, Tor the session, will be S 100 to
gentlemen, and $500 10 ladies'.
Tn, Com, Of Arrangements also announce that
OF Wcdaesidy =, NJ. aat TnJs lay, Of the second
ree'; Of The sessioh. the LEE Co. TEAcHER'S AS
I sorIATioN' and the HAIRY Co. EDUCATIoNaL
SoclEry,' (and SIN lar societies, il any, in other
| adjoining counties are |nvite,i.l will mold q con-
venion Jointly with he Institute for the promotion
of IN, cunsc Of schools and popular edac ,tlol.--
Prof. Turner. Of ILL.,, Ed. JOHNSTON, Esq. OF
Lee. AMI Prof DoRL.ND, OF Ii ,nry county, have
i accepted apnointm TO deliver lectures On the
| OCCASION Several Reports also on School Books
may be expected from Committees, and discuss
ions on the same. With view 10 the choice and
uniformity Of the best text books for the use Of
Schools in Lee County. The public are invited
to attend on the cason and also pay visit to
the Institute.
Pupils for the institute will please call on thu
Committee of Arrangements for Accommodations
Geo. Shedd, J. O. Smith. J. Field,
T. Foy, WIN. Allyn, II. J. Taylor.
A. Turner, Jr. J. A. Shedd. j. lngolls,
Com of arrangements.
| 90 An~ 1881