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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-22
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

pElNG dcsiro,ls to remove to the West ] will
- sell at public sale, on TUESDAY, 18th day OF
January next, at my residence, the following vaua-
b. Real Estate, living one nile and Il half from the
Pine IIousc, in Edgcficld District, viz:
Eleven Hundred Acres,
Being the Mill Tract-also 4 lease of one thousand
U0OU) acres more-thc siid lease being for Gig!
years or longer if tho Mil should require it TO cut
the timber. The eleven hundred acres, has had
nothing cut frum it, Of consequence, for sevcr'l
years, and s n"w we'll limbcrcd. TIL. Mill is Cl-
cular Saw carried BY water power and will cut from
four t, s:x thousand feet per day-Is in excellent
order, and has Il large patronage.
Also, the HOMESTEAD TRACT, adjoining
the above, situated on the Public Road, continuing
-Four Hundred acres, with large. handsome and
commodiot,s Dwelling, Just finiSllcd-bcng well
p:,stcrcd and pa:ntrd-with new out houses aud
stables. all framed and made large and colnnodious,
with an excellent Spring Of water convenient to the
premises
The said Land has about two hundred acres Of
Creek lands, which is very productive and well
suited for agriculture. AZ to the character OF said
Mill and Lands see Mr.. Nat. Eancy who resides at
Edgeield C. IL. Also,
Six Very Likely Negroes,
Mules, Cows, Hogs, Corn. Fodder, Oats, Peas,
Wagon. Buggy Household Furniture Gncluding a
fine Piano Furte) and other things too tedous to
mention. ::
The Lands will he sod on credit Of onc, twu
and three years with interest. The personal estate
OH credit nf one year with interest. The purchl-
scrs to give notes or bonds with approved surctcs
:Y- 'El,r Subscriber would be glad TO show the
Mill and Lands, to any one who desires to sec them
JAS. l.. HILL.
Dec % st 10
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Panncl Doors, Window Blinds
DOOR FRAMES AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Warehouse and Commission
BUSINESS,
HAMBURG, $. {

HA-HBCRG, >. l..
A WALKER & CO.. g leave to inf,rm the
/ NJ public generally, that they continue the
Warehouse & Commission Business,
at the stand occupied by them for the two past
sc;'s"ns, and previously by WALKER s. BnADroED.
The Warehouse IN in good order, and being To-
Gated in the highest part Of Town, is safe fr"m high
water. The late frc,hct barely reaching the lower
hoors-not the least damage was done 10 Cotton.
4. WALKER will devote his personal attention.
exclusively 10 the business, and hopes from long eS
periencc, and desire to please, that none will leave
the rstab bslment dissatisfied.
Those who patr"nzr cur Ware House. will be
kept constantly advised Of the state Of the produce
markets.
Cash advances made on produce in store. when
desired. 4. WALKER,
j.. L. ADAMS.
Oct q GIN 4l
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Hardware and Cutlery |!

TNIIE Subscriber hens leave TO inform the citizens
l. of EJsciicld and the Upper Districts, that he
has opened y large aud general Stock Of
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
Together will, every other article connected with
the Hardware business, at the oil Stand formerly
occupied by IT, y. KESnIcx, and nearly opposite
the American Hotel.
Having recently returned from the North, where
my uro' lascs has been made from Manufacturers
and nt the LOWEST CASH PRICES, ! would
respectfully invite the public and MY old friends to
gire me call before purchasing elsewhere, us my
Stock conlbn-s every article in the Hardware line,
and is entirely ner!'
JAMES HENDERSON.
Hamburg. Oct 81 3m IL
~ The Abbcri!le Banner. Grcenrille Noun
tanecr, Taurrnsrc Herald and Anderson Gazette.
mill copy ; months and forward bills to j. II.
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Blankets,

GRAT BROTHERS, have on hand large as
VI s"rtment Of BLANKETS, of various kinds.
Probably some Of the finest Ssx"ny Wool fine fn"
ishcd, imported. With large assortment VI Lower
Grades and Plantation Blankets, which We are
selling cheap.
NoY II II ~
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Teacher Wanted.

A TEACHER is wanted to take charge of the
"A Horns Greek Male Academy. One compc-
tent to instruct in both Modern aud Ancient Lam
Sragcs, and can bring good recommendations, will
find an excellent situation by making nmcdintc ap-
plcaIinn to either Of the Subscribers. lie must be
entirely Southern in principal and feeling.
JOHN II. FAIR,
WASH. WISE,
B. p. TlLLMAN.
Dec If 46
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Notice.

A III Persons indebted to the Estate Of Hardy
~ White, decd, are requested to make inmcdi-
ate payment and those having demands against the
slime, will render them in properly n;tcstrd.
JAMES II. WHITE, ,,,,.
w. II. GRIFFITH. '"'" ,
Nov l. 3m A.
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N OtiCc.

WILL be sold at the Steam Mil Of D., j. GIL
w christ & Co., on the 9th Of December,
Seven or Eight Likely Young Mules, Two or Three
Yoke Of Oxen, Carts, Wagons and some Fifty or
Hundred thousand feet of Lumber.
Terms Cash.
d. j. GIT.CIIRIST, One of the Firm.
0t Ar
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ShcriN''s Sale.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
A. w. Lowe and Martha W., his wife,
Applicants,
John Rainstord and Sarah, his wife,
and others, Defendants,
DY Virtue of an Order from II. T. Wright,
ID ESQ, Ordinary of Eigcfcld District,
shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in
January next, ut Edgrfield G. House, in tho
above stated case, one Tract of Land, contain
ing one hundred and twenty-cight acres. more
or less, belonging 10 the estate Of jesse Hobbs
decd. and adjoining lands of l.. Is. Cochran, J.
A. Bell. Samuel S,rom and others.
TsRMS-A credit of twelve months. The
Purchaser wiIl be required to give bond, with
sufficient sccnrity, and Mortgage of the pre'nl-
.cs to the Ordinary to secure the purchase
money. Costs to paid in cash
LEWIS JONES, S. E. d.
Dec l Ate As
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II office.

WILL be sold at the residence Of the Subscriber
W "n Monday the 9th of December, s9me
FOUR OR FIVE LIKELY NEGROES,
belonging to the Estate of J. L. kicreasc, decd.
Also Household and Kitchen Furniture, dc. Said
property is sod to satisfy the debts Of said De-
ceased. Terms Cash.
D.J. GTLCIIRIST, Ex'or.
D,o II OF iS
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NOtiCc.

A TT. Persons indebted to the Estate of Jane
N. Logan, deed, are requested to mike imne-
datc payment, and those having demands will pre-
sent them forthwith, properly attcste according TO
law. AMBtOSE Mn, Admir-.
Feb ) I'm
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office.

IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Sarah
n Fcndly. decd will plcee make immediate
PAYMENT. Those having demands will present them
properly att, stcd for payment -
ID. J. GH.CTIRIST,
admir- de bonis non.
If tS
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Mt LEBANON. Brnvilie Parish, La.
NoyI2 st 40
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Shcrin,s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

y y n VT SOU II CaRoLlNh.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Marion Coleman, Applicant,
Jas Horn and Matilda, his wife, and
others, Defendants.
DY Virtue Of an Order from H. r. Wright,
ID ESQ.,, Ordinary Of Edgc6e!d District, ]
will proceed to sell on the first Monday in Jam
uary next. at Edgrfcld c. House, in the above
case one Tract of Land, containing two hun
drcd and fifty acres. more or less, adjoining
lands of Step phen w. Mays, COL S. Harrison
and others.
TErMs-A credit of twelve months. Pur-
chaser will be required to give bond with sulli-
cicnt security, aud mortgage to the Ordinary,
to secure the purchase money.
Costs to bc pain in Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Dee il Ate 40
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Vyhiskcy, Rum, Brandy, &c.

c0 BARRELS Rcciificd. Monongalcla and Mil
w lcr's Old Rye WHISfEY.
New England and Jamaica RUM,
American and Holland GIN.
American and French BRANDY.
MADEIRA, Tencriflc and Malaga WINES,
Peppermint, Cinnamon and Perfect Love COR
DIAL.
LEMON SYRUP. by the Gallon or Bottle.
Irish and Scotch IYHISEEY.
Cider and White Wine VINEGAR,
Pint, 1Ialf-p;nt and Quart FLdSES,
Wine. Lemon Syrup and Porter BOTTLES,
DEMIJOTNS, all sizes.
E. HODGES, Agent.
Nov 90 If 46
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Positive Notice.

4 IL Persons having demands against the estate
/ \ OF Luke s. Bland, deed, will render them in
duly attestcd and those indebted by n"tc or open
account will make payment, by the Fourth Of DE.
crlnbcr next, as the heirs are aIl Of age, and AIN
determined to close up the estate.
WM. MOBLEY, Admir-.
Oct 3m IS
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RIDGE SCHOOLS =!

TINIIE RIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL will open
j. on the first Monday of January next, near the
residence Of the Undersigned under the charge ol
Miss MARY L. JULIAN. This lady received her rdu-
cation under the instruction Of the Rev. DIR. .I"hl-
son. from whom she bring. high recommendations
She is also favorably known in this District as an
instructor Of youth.
The branches Of clucqon u"ua'ly taught in Fe-
male Academies with Music, will be taught in this
at the usual prices.
Good Board can be obtained in the noighborhood
At $500 per month.
ELMA1T WATSON,
Nj. lIOLSTON, Trustee
TlIOS. PITTS.
Ridge, Nov "a If A5
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n NOtiCc,

all Persons indebted to the Estate of Ahram
N Kilcrc.<c, deed, will please make immediate
pavrncnt. Thos. having demands will present them
attcStcd for payment
ID. j. GILCIlRIST, Admir-.
.f iS
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Extra Fine Chewing.

TCST received few Boxes of EAlKA flNi.
O CHEWING TOBACCO, the celebrated " Cal
houn Brand" manufactured expressly Tor tic ouo'
scribcr. Il. L fEN-N, A"hSr.
Aug IS II 81
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Potatoes, Onions, &c.

4 CONSTANT supply of Potatoes, Onion.
N Oranges, Lemons, Coconut', &c, may be
found at I. HODGES, AGEST.
My &c If 46
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Notice..

Notice.
GEALED PROPOSALS for building Bridge
- over Turkey Creek at the Grist Mil now
owned BY COL James p. Carroll, will be received
until the goth December. Said Bridge is to be
built Of good heart pine ti,ni~r, and to be kept i
gcol pas.able order Tor the term "f FIVE years The
Undertaken will b. required to give bond and good
security. befre the work ix commenced. The pro-
r,-ss can he handed in TO either "f the Subscribers
until the 2htl December, at which time the propo-
sa!s will be opened and considered.
r. i. STROM. r,
JOHN ". MCNDY. o'" so
nec Ot AZ
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Dee ] !
Office.

DERSONS indebted to the Estate Of Mrs. f. +.
L Perrin, decd. arc requested to call and settle,
and those having claims will present them properly
attested. r. II. JOHNSON, ! ,ar,,.
L. L. JIIBLER. "'
Nov 24 3m IS
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Oticc.
1Illllab bcr !!
Notice.

4 TT. PERSONS indebted to the Estate Of e
~ +. league, deed, and to the firm Of X. r
& \. &. league are earnestly requested to call and
settle BY Salc'lay in January next, as longer indul
gencc cannot be- given. must settle up that Ia
tate \ word to the wise is sufficient.
4. G. TEAGUE, Admir-.
Dec IS st "a
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Post Office.

Post Office.
rCHE PUBLIC are reminded, if they wish TO
i to avail themselves Of the benefits arising from
an Act passed at the last Session Of Congress, to
reduce and modify the rates of Portage that they
must come forward and pay up their p"stase in ad-
vance, otherwise it will be charged l"uble.
G. l.. PENN, p. NJ.
Nov . az
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Cheese,
Notice,

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber by note
~ nr open account. are earnestly requested to
make payment by or before the first Of January next
ii. y. SHAW.
Nov 10 9t 43
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Dissolution of Co-partnership

rINIIE Firm nf EOLI.iNGSWORTII & NICnO7
i Las is this LAY lis."lv-d by mutual CONSENT
All those indebted to them requested to settle
up Immediately.
Oct. 10th, 1852.
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The Ridge Male School

The Ridge Male School
WILL. be opened on the lst Monday Of January
wv next, little below Mr. Wade lIolstcin's resi-
lcncc, under the charge of Mr.. KEEsE, who was
taught by Rev. MIR. Kennedy, Of Anderson, aud il.
favorably known in this District an instructor Of
youth.
Tho usual branches or education attended to in
Male Academies including the Classics, &c, will be
taught ut the usual prices.
WADE IIOLSTON, =
THOMAS BATES.
j. NJ. NORRIS.
JARVIS ASBELL. } /
Ridge, Nov2i If d5
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Co-Partnership Notice.

Co-Partnership Notice.
T HAVE this day associated Mr.. THOMAS Z.
: Il HIT in business with me, which will in future
be transacted under the firm of Bowers s. lIirr.
S. z. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Nov 5, 1852.
Notice.
IT, persons indebted to S. E. bowers, will
n please CALL and pay their note, and accounts,
rs am desirous Of closing my old business iInme-
liatrly. 5. L. BOW ELS.
Hamburg, Nov 5, 1852.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Family Grocery!
WE KEEP constantly on hand large and
w we'll assorted Stock of GROCERIES,, viz:
Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee,
Molasscs, Syrup, Mackerel,
Whole, Half and Quarter Barrels, and Family Mess
Macker"l in Kits,
SrEEW iRANHS ARAAS7dXE d7 q GASRIEs AXE LAMP
MONDS, NUTS or ALL KINDS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES,
Fresh Lob:ters Salmon and Sardines,
CANDIES,
SPICES ALL KINDS, SMOKED BEEF TONGUES,
FINE OLD BRANDIES, WINES,
Nectar, Eagle and Rye Whiskey,
A Well selected Stock of CROCKERY and
Hamburg. Nov 5. 1852 If 43
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Flour.

On BAGS Augusta Canal FLOUR, for sale low
OU by i. HODGES, AGENT
Hamburg, Nov 90 40
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NOticc.

IL those indebted to the Estate Of Lewis
"A Holmes. decd. arc requested to make imme-
date payment Aso those indebted to tho Estate
of Gabriel Holmes, decd are required to make
paymrnt by the frat of january next.
JACKSON HOLMES, Admir-.
Drc Is 4t As
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q Gar@o

u GRrAo
TNIIE Undersigned feeling thankful for tho very
l. liberal patronage heretofore bcS,ow-d on him.
would ssy n his friends that he intends carrying
on the business on his own account, and therefore,
socits continuance Of past ar"rs.
F. NJ. NICHOLAS.
Oct 30 # 40
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-12
For the Register.
Stanzas.

Oh, long to launch on the boundless dccn.
"here the wild winds roa and the zcphyrs
slcepi
long to list TO the hoarse waves roar
And the sound Of the breakers which dash ON
the shore:
a music sweet have their voices for mo
And long to launch on the deep blue sea.
A pleasant fling il must he 10 rorm,
To bound along on the darklirg foam,
10 follow the birds tracklcss fight,
AS 1t floats along in the sweet sunlight;
There never could be sweeior pleasures TO me
Than TO bound along on the deep blue sea.
would visit Heenas rocky strand,
On the spot where the Hero has stood ! would
siand
lwould wander through ground where he has
sirayed,
l would visit the spot where the Chieftnin WINS
laid,
And sitting there in the sunset ray,
Think how earthly grand, ,ur passes away.
would VISIT ltalas sunny cline,
| would bend DER the ruins halowed by time;
would 20 to the spot where science bore sway
Ere ltaly's glory had faded away,
Ere the sun Of her splenlor in darkness had set
For holy charm fingers round it yet.
would tread Jerusalem's hallowed ground;
long to sit mid the silence profound,
OF each hallowed spot where the SAVIOUR
stood,
As he spoke to the listening multitude
As he knelt on the spot Geihsemane,
Or beside the banks Of the deep Galiee,
l would stand on the spot where is pillowcd
the head
Where reposes the dust ofeartl's glorious decd
On the battle field where the CORY tide
Freely flowed on the spot where heroes died
| would see each place where fame's triumph.
ant blast
But awnkens the echo of deeds long pnst:-
Edrh has many scene ofenchantment for me,
But | long to launch on the deep blue sea
S. NJ. f.
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The Desolate.

When lhou art hushed in Deaths long sleer
No bitter tear will o'cr thee flow,
No flower Of love he trained TO weep
Where thou art ly ing cold ard low.
And none shall bend with look Of love
In sadness Ger thy place Of rest,
Nor one soft prayer he brcathcd above
The turf that lieih on thy breast.
No heart shall bear its chain alone,
Or DER thy urn fond mem 'ries weave;
But when the dust is on thee thrown
All will alike forget to grieve.
The busy ~orld shall hurry on,
Each passing hour new strife bcgct,
But none shall feel that thou art gone
Or breathe a word of fond regret.
And many form shall find a grave
On earth's cold bosom by thy side,
The maiden fair, the warrior brave,
The man Of intellectual pride.
Their funeral trains shall press the sod
} hat heaveth gently o'cr thy head,
When rome but an o'crwatching Sod
Shall know that thou art with the dead.
The lever lon shall near thee tread
With spirit stepped n anguish wild,
The mother oft shall pass thy bed
To SORROW o'er her stricken child.
But thou, alas shalt be forgot,
Beneath the dark Dcsiroyers power,
Thy humble grave shall be unsought
Save by the sunlight and the flower.
1t matters not there is n heart
That beats with bUundless love for all,
When thou ART summoned TO depart
There is ali eye will mark Thy fall.
The midnight breeze shall woil thy drge,
The starlight lremble on thy tomb,
The violet weep beside its verge,
And watt its fragrance through the gloom
Old moIber earth will lull thy sleep
As softly on her soothing breast
As Ihough gorgeous pile should keep
Its mocking .igil DER thy rest.
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Yankee Enterprise.

A correspondent Of the Scientific Amer
lean, writing from East Dorset, gives the
fol lowing interesting description of novel
mode of transporting timber from the Green
Mountains:
t. Your paper being the repertory of all
that is new and useful, Ipropose to give
you ali nccount of a new form Of overcome
ing resistance, used by Mr.. Cochran, an
enlcrprising Yankee Of Dorset, VT. Allow
me to premise that, during the construction
of the Western VT. Railroad, it became
necessary that a very short timc whereup-
on Mr.. c. (who is enc ol the directors) }
contracted TO furnish so, 600 yellow birch
ties and a large amount of bridge and oths
er timber. As the only place from which
Mr.. {. could procure the ties aud timber
was three miles distani from the railroad,
on the tops Of the Green Mountains, in a
place inaccessible by any feasible road, Nj.
C's friends and foes joined in predicting
that it was impossible for him 10 fulfil the
contract. Mr.. c. assembled through "a rocky
ravine 10 the mountains top, aud there gatn-
cred, in one vast pile, so 600 ties, and other
timbers. Then the question urose with
every one, 10y what means i, all this 10 be
conveyed to the railroad Only u few
weeks Of ho, summer weather is allowed io
accomplish il in; and nothing but rocks and
su.ls intervene. Surely necessity is the
mother Of invention.
Mr.. {. goes TO work and builds a small
substantial spout or lume of long narrow
plank stretching from ock 10 rock down the
mountain gorge. Here it iesis on rock
there high on the branches of tree, aud
there high in the air, it threads across the
valley, supported like telegraphic wire.
In .our or five weeks the whole three miles
are complcted-al built in most simple,
cheap and substantial manner. a small
stream of water is turned into the fume
and twenty men 90 merrily 10 work dashing
in the heavy ties and timbers away then
they fly on the wings Of the water, over
rocks and guls swifter than the wirgs Of n
dove. In four summer days that Pile ol
$500 tons oil lumber is conveyed without
cost from the Green Mountains in Peru tc
the Railroad in Dorset.
The hume still remains uninjured ready
for further use. Mr.. C's thousands of acre:
of land heretofore worihless) are now will
ling 10 be cleared of the rich burden Of lum'
her and fuel, 10 be transported by the
same magic process The limpid stream j:
willing sill to do its part and more willing
than al is Mr.. C. 10 perform another sucl
feat
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Law of Newspapers,

|. Subscribers who do not give express no
lice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their papers. the publisher may continue to send
them till all that is due he paid
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office TO which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their papers
discontinued
A. If subscribers move to other places, with
ont informing the publisher and the paper is
sent 10 the former direction, they are held re-
sponsihe.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take paper from the office, removing and
leaving ituncaled for, is prima iacie evidence
of intentional fraud.
&. A Postmaster ncglcctuC to inform'n pub
fisher when his paper is not taken from the Of
fec. makes himself liable for his subscrrtion
prirp
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GIVE YOUR CHILD PAPER.-A child
beginning TO read becomes delighted
with newspaper, lecause he reads the
names Of things which are very familiar
aud will make progress accordingly. A
newspaper in one year is worth a quart
er's schooling to child; aud every faiths
er must consider tina, substantial infur-
nation is connected with adyanc emeni
The mother of family, being one oI
the heads. and having more immediate
charge of children, should herself be n>
slrucled. Any mind occupied, becomes
fortified against ,he ills Of life and is hrac-
ed for an emergency. Children anus
ed by reading or study are, oi course,
more consideraie and more easily goV>
erned. How many parents, who hate
not spent twenty dollars for books for
their families, would have given hundreds
to reclaim son or daughter who had
lhoughtlessIy or heedlessly fallen into
temptation.