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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE of decd of trust executed by ID Abtsham Rapley and Charles Rapley, bear ing date October 18th, AID. lSi7, and duly re- corded, to secure the payment of sundry debts, therein specified, we will. in pursuance of the provisions of said deed, proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on credit of SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, at the court house door in the city of Little Rock, in Pulaski county, Arkansas, on MONDAY, the 20th day of 0C'fo- BER Eext, AID. 1851, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and three o'clock in the afternoon, of that day, the valuable and highly improved reai estate situated In the said city of Little Rock, following: to wit: bounded and des- cribed as follows, viz: commencing at point on the north side of Markham street, seventy-seyen feet and nine inches east from the southwest corner Of Block No. One. as designated on the plat of the survey of the town, city of Little Rock; thence running east with said Markham street, on the north side thereof and fronting thereon sixty eight feet and nine inches, and ex- tending back at right angles the same breadth Of sIxty-eig feet and nine inches to the alley lnow called Elm street, running through said Block No. One, one hundred and forty feet more CT less: with all teneTnents and improvements theTeon.--- The title. we believe, to be good; but we will convey only such right as is vested ia us by the deed of trust aforesaid, upon the final payment m full of the purchase money.
 DANIEL R1NG0,
 FREDERICK ". TRAPNALL,
 Trustees.
 Little Rock. Aug. ., 1851. 4S-slt
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NEW CLOTHENG!!

LUST received, direct from New Orleans, a large J and we'll selected assortment of new and fash onable Clothing: Particular attention is called to fine stock of Summer Clothing.
 For sale low for cash, and for cash only
 E. MARCUS. Little Rock, Mna 20, 1851. Nam street.
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Fresh Arrivals.

N UST received, per steamer " Hamburg" J 50 barrels saperfne FLOUR;
 20 's Crackers. . 2o dog. Lemon Syrup;
 boxes Candy;
 10 barrels Brandy;
 10 do. Whiskey. For sale cheap, by M. TANTI. .. Steambodt Lending June 5. iS5l-39.
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N NNORTgnaORKss Rheumaaic compound,
 MI anA nlooA Purifier; 4 certain Cws fer

AMORTaNaOREss Rheumatic Compound, INx mnA BlooA Purifier; 4 esrasin Cure fer sitRsr hsgammatsry (Aestel ar CAoRie kAemRstism.
 This valuable remedy stands without rival m the history of discoveries, in this or any other country, in curing this painful and paralyzing dis ease, in allitS various forms.
 The vast number that have been cured by the use of this compound, during the past year, de- monstEates this fact. Not only recent acute or inAammatory eases, but old chronic cases, of ten, twemty thirty and even forty yeazs standing; where they haa not only tried every other external and internal remedy of which they could hear, but at great expense, had travelled, and passed under the treatment of number of the first medical men of Europe, as well as of our own country, visited the various watdrng places, taken voyages at sea, and A=els ia the must salnbrious chimes, without ob- taining relief. Some, who were reduced to mere skeleton their flesh had withened away, their limbs were paralyzed, and many that had scarcely been able to walk for ten fteen and twenty years. These have been cured sound and well. rcgained their flesh and the use of their limbs, and now en- joy excellent health from the use of this compound.
 These facts are fully substantiated by published testimony, from the highest possible sources ; tes- timOny that cannot be gainsaid, but which can be vouched for by ten thexsand witnesses.
 Retail price, Ss per bottle, bottles for SIP, or for &22.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERW0RTH.
 Little Rock, June 5, 1851. iy.
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Leather! I1eather!:

Y HAVE now on hand handsome lot of Leather, 1 consisting of
 Sole Leather. Upper Leather, and Buekskiss tanned. For sale by 4, J. HUTT.
 jaly 8. 1851. Main St.
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Board of visitors.
WASHIsOTOx MALE SEMINARY,
Hempstead Countv. ArL.

Aempstead County, AFks. FINHE second session of this Institution, opened 1 this morning, February liih, 1850 Rev. C. P, TuRRESTrSE, Superintendent and Pro. lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. Belle Letters, and spanish Literature. Rev ii C. TRwKArT, A. M., Professor of Greeian, Roman, French and Italian Literature. JAMES CRocKsR, A. NJ. Professor of Matheu,sics Students received in the Primary Departme6 6t and instructed.
 TERMS: Primary Department. per session of 2l5 weeks, payable quarterly in advance, Ai2 co Preparatory Department. Is co Collegiate Course, % co Vocal and Instru mental Music, Elements Of Musical Composition, (Extra) s Go initiation Fee. co No deduction for absence unless in cases of pro. tracted illness.
 An students charged from the time of their entry to the cad of the session.
 N, B.-The sons of all .Ennistets who are en. gagged in the regular work of the ministry, or of those who are superanuated or have died in the ministry will be educated free of chargs. BoAkpINe can be obtained in the best families at from S6 to S9 per mouth,
 Particular attention will be paid; both 10 ihs moral and intellectual training of all stadsnlsl committed to our charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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N N@R(E~M0=M.~

YNHE subscriber, agent for II. Haberman, will 1 continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep con- stantly on hand full and we'll assorted stock of Groceries. Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes. Hardware, Castings, &e., &c.. ail of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country produce, as beef hides, peltres, bees WAX, &c. JOHN KRAUSE.
 Little Rock. March 28, 1851. 30-tf
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 N RM0RI1mOREs HITTER CORDIAL, AND IVA BLOOD PURIFIER, a Vegetable 6piKil, andtke mot scientific preparation ever produced; one bottle of which, n wanansed t0 possess more real medicinal yiEtnes than ten times that amount Of SaEsapafiiiA, os any other preparation put up fos similar purposcs. Its unequal virtues arc soon made manifest in diseases having their origin ln impurities of the blood, such Neufalgis, ScToE- ula oe Kings Evil, Erysipelas. Cntaneous krnp- ions. Salt -Rhem, Tettcx oE RingwoEm. Pimples on tie face cs surface of the sin. soreness or misery in the breast or Tegon of the heart general debility or nervous affections. and all irregular habits of the eystem, (especially with females,) and the many Arrangements of the nervous sys- tem, and disesses arising from the niudieious use of calomel and other poisonous drugs
 This is 6ne cordial. pleasant and agreeable to take and perfectly safe to be used in any Sate of health even by the most delicate fenale or child. And dit s an article that every one should use, at least once year to purify and enrich ther blood, and thus prevent all manner of diseases.
 RetAiI psice, sl peTbottle. bottles for s6.
 To De had of R. L. DODGE Nnd THOMAS BUTTRRwORTH. June 3, 1881. iy.
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Engine Roller.

"ANTED-A good second hand Boiler, suita- w ble for a small engine of about 8 inch cylin- der. One with a stand, fire front and grate- tars, will be preferred. Apply to
 ROSWELL BEBEE, July 8. Little Rock Foundry
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Fresh Flour, SC.

Fresh Flour, A'c. ID ECEIvED by last arrival, the following arti. 1O cles, to wit
 50 bbls. St. Louis Flour; 100 |" Cincinnati ''
 20 kegs No. 1. Lard \
 50 bbls. and half bbIs. Whiskey; i050 lbs. Tobacco; 750 !" Bar Lead: For sale by A. J. HUTT, June 4th, iS5l--30. Main street
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nR. STEPHENS ASTRINGENT SYRUP 1I This has now become celebrated remedy for Dysentery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Nor bus, Dianhea or Summer Complaints, pain or crampng in the stomach or bowels, adapted to per sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most supe- rior preparation for children ever produced.
 Price, 25 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts for large ones.
 Tobe had ofR L. DODGE and THOMAS BUT TERW0RTH.
 Ii "s Rock me, Sd, 1851. 1y.
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rte tehe", i'"nan Spahish snd German, each, l5 ca Singing ib Choir, 10 ola Music Piano. Guitar, and Organ, each. as % Harp. Io m Drawing and Painting, I6 o0 course oflessoasin Oriental paiA,ing, Japan
 Work, intsying of Ebony and Ivory,
 Hambarg Work. and wax flowers, each, 10 co No charge for embroidery snd ornamental
 needle work.
 Board. washing, lights, fuel, sse Of bedding.
 hc., per month. 10 nn
 Payments quarterly, in advance; no deductions for absence.
 Sessions commence list Sept. and Ist Feb. Pu- rils received at any period. ard changed ffem tlms ot entrance to close of the session
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Prices of Jones' Hand Presses.

Double Medium, with Roller appaFatas, s240 Imperial, '' '' 220 Super Royal, !" 200 Medium, C l90 Cap, without Roller apparatus, T5 5(l--4W
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OLIVER M CO.,.
VINE {. SPIRIT MERCHA1S, r0rNER Or M AIN a wn MARwu M ST.

VINE 9 OFIRAI MEhCdA q, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKHAM ST.
 t0d Psss OsSes Corner.
 TUST Received a fine assortment of choice J articles for Bar Stores, and Family use. con sisting of
 Fine Old Port Wine; Maaeira Wine; Brown Sherry Wine; Pale sherry Wine; Catauba Wine LOngworth Ohio; Ciaret Wine, SupV. Juice; Bran .ly, Cognae; Brandy Cherries; London Gun; Mo Hongaheia Whisky; Scotch Ale; Brown Stout; Anisette; Natural Syrup; Muscat de Prontgnani Marischano; Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; WoF- eestsrshire Sauce; Sardinex; Fresh Salmon; Ab- Sintlie; Preserves dc., &c.
 Little Rock, April 22. 33-tf.
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Ladies, Shoes.

A SPLENDID assortment. just received per "A steamer Sr. Francis, and for sale by
 A. ]. HUTT. Aug. s. 1881. IS
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DR. LElDY'S SARSaPiRILLA BLOOD PILIs.
 Ahead of all Othersfi

The Envy of all Pin ManafAesarersr DECAuSE they are safer, better and mote eik. Ab cscious than any others; and because the pub. lie vii take notice of othef. fl they can csap tIlem
 sO0,e000 BOXES have been sold annually fos ths al i've years.
 YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, eaa always take them wtie equal ssfels, nnd without fear
 IF FILLS NE NEEESA.AHY for pufxtug and cieaBsinf the S,omsc and Bowels, and purifying the Bood and afsd Of the body, take ne cthsrsl afer glls tfodace sh co4nbiaed efiecis eontBin sarsaIaslla n Ilassn
 Eat, Drink and Live Csszal, and pursae yasd usual occupation whs, taking bsm w,su fear takz cold, during aii kinds of weather
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS are wageTed thai genuine cestiIcaies'' (frm Phs eiss elsfgt men, uenens oi Congress and fospeeabs e zesl eah be pFpdnced os their efficacy tah any ees FORTY PILLS ARE IN 4 BOX. and soia as 2s eeas | box witb directions aRd much wholesome adsice sscos Hying each box.
 They have taste unpleasant smell,
 Free from dast powder Gf any kind,
 Lo nas gyipe the stomach bosseip,
 Produce sickness vomiting had feetinee,
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
 And adapted t, Hsssrt diseases mankind. No having taken hsnl wd be wiiiiaa to take sy others, beease tbey ~h always 6o good, and they d1 Bot- thea othcrs viii. DT. N. Y. Ledy, the ptvtefsH and asaafseiafrT rec lar druggist oheina and s ssicap, is yssss sapcfssse a kbilade iia gratiAie sf the Giyefsy of lesbef Of different eaica isliintay af fhiladeta h. yofk Boston, Baltimore, he and assseiate and ensEse s member o seyeTRj Rlcni tFfufl'Sns 1a London and nshence the os ths ufsits confidence placed piiI~ tair being recommended m the practice specase Iay sseians throughout the Cnigea States. Principal Depot, Dr. Lefdys DisPsS=ary. No IA NNE Fourth St. ftiisde lphiaaBd sold Wholesse asa Feta j. " Tappe, Little Roeks R steyensa, Nar Rafe, siats and storekeePera ss the United States ftcgzJ'Sn ely 7
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Saddlery. TUST received from New Orleans large J and wlel assorted stock of SAddlery, consisting in part Of the following, viz.
 10 gents fine Columbian Saddles; l2 :" [" Spanish '' ladies' !" Hog skin dog. Brides. assorted qualities; 5 " MartingaIes assorted qualities; 3 !" Birdie filings '' {" 3 Wofsted Girts " e 3 CTeingles. ass'd qualities; Con- Horse Collars;
 Hog skin Horse Collars; Wagon Whips;
 Hide '' Plain and Pocketed Saddle Bags; 2 fine Polished Snafie Bits; e Stirrup Irons;
 very fine Buggy Whips; And for sale by A. J. HuTT, Maia street. Aay IA, 1851. B.
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NEW FAMILY STORE. MORRISON & CARTER,

On Easi side ef East Man st.. .frst trick ster
 abore tse corner of MarkAmR st.,
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
 FAMILY, STAPLE AND FANCY Groceries, Provisions, Country PrOdnes, ke. HAyE just opened, in the store heretofore oc- 11 cupied as Tin Shop, general assortsas nj of every thing in their line, comprising a larger variety of FAMILY SUPPLIES than ever before offered in this market. Their friends, and citizens generally, are invited to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they are de- termined to sell as low as the lowest, for CASH or country produce.
 Little Rock, April 9, 1851. 32-tf.
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Great RevOl lution in Business.

Great Revolution 1n Business. MYTH the view of accommodating my cnsto-
 w meTs, and others who may be pleased to favor me with their business, l have made arrange ments to procure, with great dispatch. at either CINCINNATI, MEhPmS or NEw 0RLKAxs. on the cheapest terms. such Brass and Cast Iron work as may be ordered by those who prefer then orders filled at either of the above places. as well as all such orders as l cannot furnish from my estab- hshment, free of any commission, or charges of any kind, except first cost, drayage, freight, and insurance.
 Ths plan, it is believed, will greatly facilitate every one desirous of erecting Cotton Gms, Thresaag Machines, Sas Mi!is, CerH MiIis, Flour Ails, and Cation Mils, or any otArr des- rrspfion ef AacAiasTy, or EhgiHe uork. in pgoear- ing with certainty whatever they may want from abFosd and al the same time afford them a con- veaient opportunity of judging by comparison be- tween my work and prices, and others, . II iS indispensable that all orders should be &C., companied by draught and specification sufi- clently explicit in ,ciail to serve as guide to the mechanic who maybe called upon to execute the work, as well as tht suitable provision should be made Tor the payment.
 All communications addressed 10 me, will be thankfully received, and meet with prompt atien- ton. ROSWELL REEBE
 July 2i, 1851. ct Linte Reck Fcasdsy.
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL RaaTaIaE aud RaY Stheal Fol Tenn, Lnais,

boaFhtnx dua bNy Ntheei fog lenng l0dtes FI'HE bssiarss et shis seminaTy wlll Ae re,ursS \ The s'h Sept. 10. VI. wkea a pnAriual a,l.n dsAee et the Parass is earnestly requested.
 This Insiitatten. under fie care ut Mrs and ,h. MsssFs WOOD. wtsh Assssterl Teachers. aas,. every 9aeilyy tss mpartng The advantages cs A,ah, hnisNsa esstAtea Pessessise within lhsmssls.s, ,ls qaahecaiicHs tor Inc various branches, witch ines nave psee'ised ~sh perfect saistarion they beg 10 Fetr 70 tte GeHilsmrB wheev names gre anhrx<d
 lhe Papiss et ,as boafttae srhool. beng cen. ssh'if assoeisiea wib thetr eaS hers receive ma, aiseniioh so necessary "a form aaa refine Tho s.n. a~Is and Proanse habl's ot order aud resula,,,v essenltal tn the tugmatlSn ol character
 Feeitng the importance of through knoxslaa.. offhe French language now indispensable in po,,s education. the Principals w,sh te render is as ia, . possible the language es the establishment They propose sdm'ileg ihe Pupils. who Eesisls in .he 'sp''is Q attend The Frsueh eiAsses, wishout exfa chatge N"
 Thsacea'sea of,he city of f.itl, Rock Is hsal,h,a pleasant and accessible at sii times, hy s,eanhoa and stage.
 The system of etaea,ion, assidsausiv puyS,.a ssms s perfect appreciation of ,s s,,ens' eh ID developing he oFa as,d
 emoI aciRs thorough aad sS stsmAtie course tseu, the elementary Co the highest branches. Monshlv records ai scholarship end department are stsn.mis ted to Parents, whist every judcous fuciten,en, ,o study is afforded.
 The school is constantly under the sapefyislon ai the Board oi Visitors, who. from time to time. es. anime the various classes and repor, their psorrsss TeFms oe Tuition and noard per sesssam es
 :" five months.
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NEW GOODS

RECEIVED, last nigh.. Sy steamers Jeir,,.o, A and Emily, large lci ot goods, winch = addition 10 previous arTivsis makes the stnct x" Fancy and Staple MeEchandss nov have os l,rd the Host eonpsese ! ever have presented 10 .he pahir, anar~Sp~etaiiy invite all persons n eoan, try and town, to call and examine the SnYss
 Al. hUTT. Ms1n strev,. Lstle Rock. 8syl5. 1881. Ss
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BOARD OF TRusTEEs.

bU UF TKVS EES
 Hon. D. T. wITTER, PRErIDxxr, Hon. H. P POindexter. Rev. Wm. Moores, Rev. L. P. Lively Rev. B. P Box, N. Jones, N. D, Mir. J. B. saa- defur, Mir. T. Williamson, Hon. j. D. Trimbls Rev J, Custer, Nj. D., Rev. J. ]. Roberts, C. Bl Mitchell, M D, Mir. w. W. Andrews, Mr. ST Sanders, Mir. II. W. Smith. 7-22-tf
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For Dyspepsia.
Prepared from the fourth stomach of the oxl

THE true Digestive Fluid
 EPs s; 8: E: EM. M W WA ### A~s& aeh of the OK, after direc- NIX " M. M.D,, No. II North Eighth ieaA z.a street, Philadelphia, the
 ly immediate and pesmA- relief Indigestion DyEnepsia Jaunice Liver piani Con.amption and debility, curing after Natures mstod by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. 1t certain preventative cholera as 1t keeps stomach and bowels in perfectly healthy condition
 Half teaspconal of this uia infused in water, will di- gest or dissolve nve bounds Of beef in abodi hours oui of the stomach.
 SCIENTIFIC EyIpExcE-Beron Leibis in his celebrated work on animal chemistry, says "An artificial digestive amd analogous the Gastric Juice, may readily from the mucous membrane of the stomach of the calf in which saTous articles ef ood such meat and eggs will be so ened. changed and dgesed juss the they woud be in the human stomach-v
 published by Fowie, Wells New York, page 3, great fact, and describes the method of preparation. There are few higher authorities than Dr. Pereira. Dr. Cnmbe in his valuable writing the sPhysoloxy of Digestion" observes that dimnuon of the quatity e Dyspepsa and ke stat-s that distinguished professor oi medicine Tn London, who scvey afflicted with the complaint finding every thing else o a had recourse the Gastric Juice, obtained from the stomachs of living animals, which proved eompletIy successful"
 Dr. Graham, author of the famous work "ysgetable Diet" says; t remarkable fact ia physiology, that the stomach of animals, maeeraed in water mpars fluid the property of dtssnlying various articles o food and of fecDg kind Of artificial digestion of them wise df erent from the natural digestive process.
 Dr. Simon's great work, The Chemistry of Man., ILca Blanchard, Philadelphia iS6,l Pp 31l 2 "The dis of Pepsin forms the chemical history Digestion. From recent experiments, know that food dissolved rapidly in artificial digestive fluid, prepared from Per<in il Is in the natural Gastric Juice itself Professor Duasiinson, Of the Jefferson College, Pha1e phiA, in his great work "uman Physology devoies than hy examination of this subject He experiments with Dr. Beaumont, the Gastric Jniee ob ained from the living human stomach and from animals well known ..in all cases," he 'dgeson occurred perfectly in she artificial the digesion For further psoof o the emarkabs merits of this discoye sheet GRATIS. i-a A. KENDALL k co,
 General agent for Southern states. For sale, wholesale retail n Line Rock at the New Drug Store, by
 THoS. BUT~rERwoRTH, Agent
 for the State of Arkansas. JuIy l, 1851. 43-iy
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JOHN D. AID A MS, 'OMNISSI0y AND FHRWARDINC MERCHANT

BRICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. HEEPS constantly haad large and general IN. assortment of Dry c Goods, Clothing. HaEd- ware, Queensware, Hats and Caps, Boots asd shoes, saddiery, stationary, Groceries, Produce, &c., &c.; all of which will be sold very cheap for CASH.
 Oct |, lsSa.--s--4-if TRON--5000 lbs. asd flat. sqr and round Iron I 1000 best charcoal horse -shoe SOAP--l0 boxes No. brown;
 PAPER--io reans Envelope:
 PORK--20 bbls heavy Mess
 BAC0N-i60O lbs. clear sides;
 BAG0ING--2& pieces heavy Kentuekyi
 60 half a q R0PE--A6 coils;
 TIWNE--iU bales;
 Reed per 'Hambuzg." " and fcx s.ie. y Jnns -4-teSi. WI M WAIT
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Little Rock High school.
UNDER THE CARE OF MRS. AND THE

UNDER TIE CAKE OF MRS. AND THE
 MISSES WOODS. ID USINESS will be resumed ID VI 1st Septem- D Der, when punctual attendance of the Pu- pils is respectfully requested.
 The Board of Visitors to the above INSTITUTION, well satisfied from long personal observation, that it's accomplished proprieiors are highly competent to teach, in the most approved and successful man. neY, all the branches of thorough and finished Education, therefore, take great pleasure in re- commenting it to continuance of that large and commencement
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sARRATH SCHOOLS.

We ar clad iu notice a growing interest 900
various religious denominations upon The sub
pet Of Sabbath schools AZ the late uuiScr.
salist Convention held al Turner, a very able
report was made upon this subject, and much
time was spent in discussing its importance.
The more We reflect upon Sabbath Schools
the more deeply are We impressed with their
Importance. Education without moral train
ing may increase national knowledge, bat It
will add nothing to national virtue.
knowledge without restraint only incrcas-
cs the capacity Of an individual for mischief.
As a ciii1rn, he is mole dangerous to society
and does more to corrupt the public morals,
than one without education. so selfish is our
nature, aud - prone to evil, that We rcquirc
chains, moral aud religious, to curb our pro-
pcnsjtics and passions.
Early Impressions nrcalways the most last
ing. Who has forgotten the scenes Of his
boyhood, or the pious instructions Of his pa
rcntsi However they may be disregardcd
and condemned by an abandoned course, yet
they canno, be consigned to oblivion. In the
darkest hour Of rivalry they will light up the
memory and cause remorse. And this feel.
ing will generally, sooner or later, lead to
reformation.
Whatever defect there may be Of moral
culture in our common schools, it may be
more than supplied in our Sabbath Schools.
Here the whole training is Of moral and re-
ligious character, il entirely free from socta-
ran influences.
Impressions thus made can never be eradi-
Gated. And it may no, be an cxiravagan, cal
culaiion to suppose that every ten years, five
millions Of persons, who have been Sabbath
School scholars, enter into active socioty.-
More or Iess, they may be supposed to be IN
nuenccd by the principles ineulcated at those