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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

tB- Some misunderstanding having arisen as to the
cause Of tho detention Of tho Roanoke on her
last trip from New York to this city, avail ourselves Of
the Information given to US by gentleman Who came as
Passenger In that steamer the facts with accu
raey soon after the Roanoke Left her wharf Pier mum.
Der H. North River the captain discovered by the es.
cape OF steam, haw in Of Der boilers The ship ha
proceeded 'eo lar down the Bay put back to the pier
out capt Oavendy thinking prudent repair the dam
ago before putting out TO sea- came to anchorage
after passing the Saows where the steam was let of and
the boiler, as speedily as possible made tight again
delay OF IL hours thereby occasoned but the stea.
mer getting under weigh about O'Clock on "Wednesday
morning. worked admirably for tho Of the passage
aud reached Norfolk in 20 hours, the wind Tor consi
cradle part Of the distance being dead ahead and een
sion Of an hour having been suffered by Capt Cavendys
going out Of his speak vessel lying TO- with
signals Of Distress IL gives infinite pleasure to be
furnished with opportunity Of expressing high APP
probation of the merits of Capt Cavendy as an officer
and OF the Roanoke a vessel more worthy and Ell.
eent man does not command ship ousraters aud
for the Roanoke its speed and safety have been too long
tested, for it to need any commentator Of ours.
The incident referred above, Of the vessel in dis
tres Is described by the gentleman who gave us the
foregoing information, q very affecting one The shin
was the National Eageof Boston, from New Orleans bound
for Liverpool Sue had been 10 days sea- and upon
the tenth day after leaving port, the yellow fever had
broken out with great viruencc Three passengers
eral OF the (ncudng the mste and the Captains
wife, had died with IT, aud the time the Roanoke came
up with the unfortunate vessel the Captains daughter was
the point of DEATH and the Captain himself suffering
with the same fatal maady The poor fellows on deck
begged Pteousy for physician and for knowledge of
their bearings no observation having been taken for FIVE
days There was no physician on board the Roanoke,
and other relief could be afforded the vessel an
instruction as to its true reckoning and advice for obtain
ing pilot to take them in the Delaware breakwater
from which they distant than ty miles
This done, the Roanoke compelled leave the ship
and proceed on her own course
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-01
George W. Richardson, executor
Archibald Goyan. deceased.
EUs. ROBINSON, Clerk.
COMMISSIONER ONCE

RfoHNOxD. 2Iih June 1859.
The parties Interested In the foregoing
ned To attend oce, the city Richmond
day Of August O'clock 81 with the evidence nee.
enable perform the duties
iyit-WIW n.
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NihGINit Al Circuit Court city OF Riehmond b-
1883: - '' - N"'i "N'e ~
George w. Richardson OF the last viii and n,
Edward Goyan, deceased, Plnnti0
Igaiast -'
samuel Grimm FaunerOy, James GovAn deeease
who was surviving executor
William w Battar, John BAttAiie Junior BYRD WINS
James Batiae James Taylor Francis his wife and 9TH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-01

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gus, soPiss printed Harper August Content. Of ,h An
en.tsins asa~ Illustrations. Drawings af,sr PRANK
the H. Nm MI Carson through Great American Dear, ~
Drawings nutho, -. ne~erton
Mans familar Conp.nI.n v,,A 4. a..
Drawings by Doper. " ~"oos'. hnsrauons, nom
.erSsins Moore LsAPlnFs me Tree o. Knov,edxs1
vay snh Charles fox. Mathsmstlr.I So
Iabic- Talk About Thomas m. a. ~, Ss.X
A., eeAh House ~ Charles Dickens. chsr.ss I.w
ne-b' Mother and Son.--LvI. sPns'ns
Justice o Puss. - ."s S'hev figure.
sionthy Record Of Current Events.
hiitors Table; Eiiio.'s ka.y Chair rli,o,,. A..
Literary Notices "' INV D'aver.
Gafnai..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03

WHAT WAS IT '-Between and 0 o'clock
says the Dayton Gazette, on Saturday morn
ing, number os our citizens heard a noise
resembling the discarge of heavy artillery, fol
lowed by lighter reports of the same charac-
Ter. One or two individuals say their houses
were very sensibly shaken though generally
no motion was observed in connection with
the noise. 1t was heard at Troy, at the junc-
ton of the Western and Greenville roads, and
at the Pinnacles, Eve miles below the city.
A subscriber living six miles northwest o
the city, informs us that the shock was very
distinct there He was at work in his black
smith shop at The time, and such was the VIC
lence of the quaking that all hands droppet
their tools. Several houses in the neigLbor
hood were shaken,
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s47o,osO.oO

Tabo.talk, or knocking, sometimes leads TO
embarrassing results, as is proved by the fol-
lowing gossip current at Berlin. A party
met, the other night, and formed chain, and
lady present puts the question
GLOW many children have IL"
Tap tap, tap, tap-or four, replied the Ia
bic.
"Truo; wonderfull" exclaimed the lady and
oil others.
Presently her husband came in, and asked
the same question.
Tap, tap--or two was the answer.
The effect produced by this may be better
conceived than described. This might be
termed "scandalous tabletalk"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03
MATERIAL AID FOR DispEpTICs.

The attention ofpersons aborng with indges-
ton is invited 10 testino malls given the present
month. These, with nearly a score of similar
ones already published, and hundreds to whom /
am permitted TO refer verbally, residing in nearly
every town on the Reserve, proved beyond ques-
ton the superiority Of remedies employed for that
purpose.
Case IsL-Mrs. Laura Shuttick, Hampton
township, Geauga county, disease first manifested
by pain in the slomachi succeeded by capricous
appetite, indigestion, acidty, tenderness and weak
ness or 'goneness' al stomach, coldness of extrem
ties, pain through chest, back and shoulders,
heayiness and fuiness Of head with great debility.
For nearly two years had not sufficient strength 10
sit up during entire day. Four different physc.
ians had treated the case perseyeFngy but at n o
time was more than slight present relief obtained.
With very little strength aud less hope ofsuccess
patient commenced analytical remedies, wh.h
were eouinued until cure was effected For six
months has taken no medicine, an4 saws stomach
was never in better condition taan now. Entire
oost oftreatnent analylical ", $7,i5.
Cuse 2nd.-David Smith, Leroy, Lake county,
suffered from periods of vomiting and distress Of
stomach, with the varied symptoms usually accom-
panying. Intellectual attempts 10 relieve Had
been made by PRACTITIONERS, regular and irregular
Vomiting was speedily arrested, and few mo uths
treatment removed disease entirely. Now appe-
lite aud digestion are good. RLPoRTs HIMSELF A
WELL MAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03

DlGEST!" such is the true meaning Of
the word 'tPcpsil," or Of tho two Greek words
from which ii is derived. This is the significant
"a nd appropriate title Ct the True Dsessire Fhdd,
cor Gastric Jacc, prepared by Dr. J. S. HcHghtoa,
of Philadelphia from the fourth Stomach Of the
'Ox, ltr'the cure Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t
is aturc's own remedy for an unhealthy Stom-
ach. 10 artD man can equal lis curative powers
IT renders 'CiDoG EatiHg perfectly consistent with
HcaiH. See the figure cfthe Ok, in auothorpart
o T this paper.
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sANDUsKY COUNTY

AGRIC ULTURIL FIR.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Ag.
lNricultural Fair for Saudusky county, will be
held at Fremont on the l2tli, l3ih aud tlth days
of October next. A psmium list will be pub.
lished four weeks previous to the Fair. The cit.
izens OF said county, are requested 10 call at the
Store of =. Buekland g. Co., in Fremont, and pay
Treasurers certificate Of me mbership for the en-.
suing year. La. @. RAWSON, Pres'L
ID. CAPrER, SEc.
Ser, Qlire. sent l. 1gk1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03

Of The beneficial results Of its use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have used il 10 ihe'e prac'ice, and speak from
their own observations.
p. g. Peokhain. NJ. D., Utica, Ny
L. ID. Fleming, NJ, D., Cassdaigaa. n. Y.
NJ. n. Hills, NJ /, D., Rochester, NY.
ID. Y Foote, NJ. D, Syracuse. ~. Y.
Prof dunbar, AZ -, Baltinore, Md.
W w. Reese. NJ. D.. N. York City.
w. Prescott, N. ID, Concord. n. II,
JP. Newiand, NJ. D., Utica, y. Y,
5. BUCKLAND & CO, Agents.
Druggists, Fremont, Ohio.
Sold by all the leading Druggists la the adjoin-
ing counties. Letters addressed 10 care Of Mr..
Curtis Hatch, Agent at Raveuua.
To Dr. Mdrcl,ia .-I have ten years been troub-
led with Female compsinis--prolapsus, Uteri,
aud all the attending difcutss--ai liines render
ing my life most miserable. have had the at
tendance Of some Of the best pm ysicans. with hut
little success The most that they coald do was
TO relieve--a cure was out OF the question For
five months before commencing with your med-
cine, had not been able 10 perform any labor.
could walk bat few steps al time and scarcely
went out Of doors--n short, ! was completely
prostraed both in body and miRd. expected TO
drag out the rest of my days in suffering and mis-
cry: but reading your advertisement, was induced
To try your Invaluable medicine, called 'Uterine
CatholicuG," the last resort ] had not used
it week before | felt like another woman. By
the of three bottles, was enabled 10 perform
all the labor, for six in the family, with ease, and
could walk ANY where in the noeghborhood, with
ouninry. Nothing but a fense Of duty ioyoa
and the suffering community, has induced me to
state my case 10 the public; and can safely rec
ommend the preparation TO an those suffering ike
myself Signed Mrs. SARAH A. BISHOP.
FREEDOM, Portage Co, o, Dec. 9th, 1852.
J. D. Marehisi & Co., Proprietors, Central De-
pot, 30th Broadway Yew York.
April 49, Sly
EAMHUSG CHEESE-A FIRST rate ar
Iiiele just received aud FOE sale at SfiRENK'S
Grocery
Fremont, May II, 50.
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AftncIlnent Nnficn

A LII persons interested will take notice that
LAJonathan Ames, on the eleventh day Of Aug,
gust, a. y. 1853, obtained an order of attach
nent from Amos Fem, Justice Of the Peace
Of Green Creek township, Sandusky county, Ohio
for the sum of ---- dollars against Hcseu
Maxham, which order has been served and re.
turned. J. .AMES,
Aug. 80, is59 for PpE
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AftnClpmlrntN No1lcc.

A LII persons interested will take notice that
LAGeorge w. Taylor, on the lIth day Of Aug
gust, A. ID. 1853, obtained an order Of attach
ment from Amos Fem, Justice of the p Peace for
Green Creek township, Sandusky county, Ohio,
against Hosea c. Maxham for eight dollars aud
twenty three cents which order has been served
and returned. q. w. TAYLOR
{ VIM. Ray, Atty.
for Plaintiff.
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FKEMONr q ENDIANA u rsNAD.

FREMONT 81 INDIANA Es Road.
NOTICE is heseby given 10 the Stockholders
i ' Of the Fremont and Indiana Rail Road Com
pany that ten per centum OF the capital stock, sub
scribed TO said company, must be paid to The
Treasurer on or Before The FIRST day Of September
nest, aud the Ike amount or ten per centum be
paid every sixty days thereafter until the full
amount Of subscripto ions shall be fully paid.
BY order Of the Directors made st The Treasur-
er's Office in Fiadley
WILSON VANCE,
Treas. +. q |, r. r,
Aug. Slh 1888.
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Attacbept No.icc.

A LII persons interested will take notice, that
EAon the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1853, Will
liam II. Willis obtained an order of attachment,
from Amos Fem, a Justice ofthe Peace for Green
Creek township, sandusky comfy, Ohio against
Hosea G MHAham for fifteen dollars, which or
der has been served and returned.
VIM. II. WILLIS
Wm Ray, Atty.
Aug. 80, 1861. for Plaintiff.
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Accommodation Trains stop at all
StaIiOns.


Day Express stops cnly at Norwalk, Monroeville
Bellevue, aud Fremont Night Express stops on.
ly at Oberlin Norwslk. Mouroeville, Bellerue and
Fremont.
Night Traius will not stop at Townsend
Camden Clyde, except 10 leave Passengers.
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains Of
the Michigan Southern Road TO and from Chicago
and the West, and forming lire in connection
with Chicago and Rock Island Railroad and
Steamers on Illinois River, to st. Louis
AT Bellevue With Trains OF Mad River aud
Lake Erie Road for SAndus&y City, Dayton, Gin
cinnat, &c.
At MonroeSiile with Sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad, for Sandusky CITY, Shelby juno
ton, Columbus, Newark aud Evansville.
AT Grafton with Cleveland. Columbus aud Gin
cinnati Road. for Cleveland, Shelby Junction, Co
lumbus and Cincinnati.
"A Cleveland with Lake Shore Road, via Dan
kirk for New via. Buffalo, for New Y York, Albany
also for Westera Road aud Boston.
With Cleveland aud Pitlsburg Road, for Pittsbutg
Wheeling, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton City.
Freight fOrwavsled promptly, at fair rates.
r. B. PHILLIPS, sup't
S=p'rs Office. T. n. & G. r. Il.
Norwalk May l6, 1853.
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Sale Ot scal Estate by Order Oi
Court.

.ON the 29lh day Of October, l8j3, at o'clock
UP. NJ, at The door of the Court liouse in Ere
monti will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
towing real estate as the property OF Isaac Morris
deceased, TO wit:
The undivided one fourth part Of the north h-east
quarter of fractional section number twelve ~
township 10. s, range number fifteen | 5 contain
ing eigHty acres. Said one fourth appraised al Isl
dollars.
Also, the undivided one fourth part Of the north
east part Of The southwest quarter Of fract ona
section number one II, ia township number five
IS range fifteen l5], ccAiaihidg ssvei,' five
ninety four one hundrcdth acres Said one. fourll
appraised at 66 dollars snd cents. Al ia Sandus
Ky county, Ohio. JAMES YALLETTE,
Admr Of J, Morris.
August, IL, 1853
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STEREOSCOPE!
LIFE ETsELE'
sKYl.SHT lkaUERREAN
NOTECE

Is hereby given ihat petition viii be presented
I TO the Commissioners 5f Ottawa County at theil
next session, for county road on the following
roHte, 70 wit: Commencing at the Quarter post on
the north side Of section 70 in Harris township
running thence south on the hulf section lne thro
said section 10 ihlersect county road running
from thence to the Turnpike in Saadusky county.
Harris, Aug. 9TH, '53.-3w
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September Appointments.

SNF'SAH"NA -EEOAASAfShtS'
D0CTOR Ez. TUEGBS, Analytic Physic.
ian, will be at his room as follows:
FREMoST, Fremont House, Thursday, 5th Sep
tember.
NoRwALK, Mansion fIouse, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, 18th and l1th September.
SAYDUsKY CITY, St Lawrence House, Monday
and Tuesday, l9th and 2Gth Sept.
TFTIS, Shaw han House, Friday Afternoon and
Saturday, 10th and l7h.
LONG STANDING DISEASE ARE INVITED
10 Gail
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Nnficn.

Notice.
Is hereby given 10 the Owners ofthe North half
lof the south West quarter aud the North West
quarter oflhe South East quarter of Section 2 in
Scott Township Sandusky Co. o., That there will
be an application made to the Trustees =of sal,
Township for Locating and making ditch through
the parts oI said Section described. Owners will
notice that they will be required 10 pay for locating
aud constructing said ditch and also that the
Trustees will meet on the Premises on the l0lh
dayoi Oct. next at one O'Clock p. Nj. to locate
said ditch.
WILLIAM A HILL.
Fremont Aug. 81, 1853.
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- Bbls. Louisiana Sugar House aud Plantation
fDAlolasses. ow for cash also few barrels Of
chee Syrup at No /, Morris Block, Toledo @
April o. 'j3.--6m
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w M. G LC H RIS TVS celebrated
w American RAZOR. Suffering hum sat,-
have, in this splendid razor, remedy for oue ef
LIES deepest woes. Sc all ye Gents and Gentler
That wat a razsr TO take the beard, aud no,
the lesh. had better call soon for there are bal
few more Of the same sort left at the
Tableware SroRE.
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E0pcrtisfments,
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON!
HEAD QUARTERS

va II e H5z 11aA MS
VENIE MAMMOTH STOCK is daily arriv-
- ing, aud the old Regulat or is moving eff with
flying colorsi the extra two rods which we have
Just added to our Store Room. is creating immense
excitement among the entire community, and the
rush is beyond precedent Every bodr goes TO
tinee 10 do all their business with the Thirteen
Rod Establishment, as they have done for the
past four weeks we shall be Obliged to bridge the
= VI o. IA E-Ia q a y II
and the River, open our doors on the east bank,
establish Telegraph Office in the rear, aud sell
Goods by lightning.
That beautiful clean Sugar, twenty pounds for
one dollari Cohee at ten cents aud Nails five
dollars per barrel, ia what
Troubles this Old Line o. aightSl
IL is, however, generally understood that the last
row, there being diflereace Of opinion as 10 who
should be the Fighting cock the coming ye ar;
those immese bumps, with the Smoke House at
tached, claimed the stand, while another party
laid in their elaim, on the ground of having added
a new Ice Cream Saloon up stairs; us they could
not agree, this old Thirteen Rod Establishment
agrees to settle the hash by giving the whole COM
bnatiOn
HAIL COLU w BHA
from mast head down. Look out for a ripper this
Fall We shall, however, hope to sort up our
neighbors, in the way of, small articles, as usual
and pay them Cash for all kinds oil Produce
the same as Farmers
o. L. MINIS & co.
Fremont Sept 81, SO.
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TO B LAD D /!
DAgLY, TRE-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY

This paper has recently been enlarged, and
is now one Of the
LARGEST CLASS PAPERS
published in the West
Great efforts have been made to make II perfect
y re liable Tor
CoMMERcINL aud GENERAL INTEIIiGENcEi
And no expense has been spared to make ii an
INDI.FtNsIBLE PAPER, TO every business man in
North western Ohio.
1t can be mailed SO as to reach Fremont few
hours afef il is mailed at Toledo, giving the bnsi
ness men ofFremont the LATEST MARKETS, and NEw
REPORTS, as eaily as they circulated al Toledo
Daily: Six dollars year In advance.
Tri-W eekly: Three dollars u
Weekly: One dollar fifty cts "
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BlNK1xo CArfrAI or CHtoAeo--The Chi.
cago Journal states that the Banking Capital
Of Cook County, deposited in Stocks with the
Sinh Auditor Is as follows;
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PRO 0TECTI0N
(fIre, Marine and I,iaad)
INSU RANCE co..
OF
HARTFORD, CONN,
Incorporated in 1926,
BoARD or DIRECTORS.

~-----:o;---
The attention Of every properly holder is re-
specially called 10 the superior advantages for
Firc, Marine, and Inland IuSur-
ancc offered by the
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
The undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed by the officers Of the Company ;
also with blank renewal receipts for continuing
policies already issued, aud is duly authorized and
prepared, as Agent OF said Company, TO make in
surdnces for anr period Of time, not less than one
month nor greater than seven years. upon Build
ings or their contents occupied as Dwellings,
Stores, Warehouses Churches, Hotels Banks
Court Houses, Colleges, &C., &c, and their con
tents against
Loss OR DAMAGE BY FIRE!
Also, on Dry Goods Groceries, Manufactured
Goods, Household furniture, Live Stock, and ev-
cry other description Of Merchandise and personal
property, shipped or 10 be shipped per good steam
boat or !oats TO aud from points on the Western
Waters, or between Eastern Cites, (via Lakes Of
! o,her inland route,) and any town in the Western
Country, against the hazards of
INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
! Also, on Shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer.
chandsc, per good vessel or vessels, between
/ New Orleans and Eastern ports-between New
OtIeuns and other Calf ports-between all Amer
ican ports and English European Ports, or tc
any other maritime port whatsoever in the Atlantic
/ waters, against the
PERELS OF TELE SEAS.
! At Rates Of Premium as Low as those of
any other Responsible Institution.
! " The attention Of Merchants is especially re
! quested TO Tie superior advantages and 1onven
cn7e Of insurance ai h2me, under an "Open Poll
cy," covering shipments by specific endorsements
! or under 'Coutract Policy covering all ship
ments whatever during any agree d period-a
current rates of premium charged by other Com
I panies-lor account of applicant cor whom it may
concern" Losses promptly adjusted under tn,
supervision Of the undersigned local Agent, ant
payable in bank funds, on the spot, or if desired
at New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Charleston, New Orleans, It. Louis.
/ For further Information respecting rates al pre-
/ MUM, etc, applyto the undersigned.
CHESTER EDGERTON, Agent,
For Fremont aud Sandusky County,
| Fremont, Aug. 9Th 53.-lm
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AttncI,rncnt No1icr.

AItDCElncnt NOliCp.
4 my instance an attachment was this DAY is.
E1sued by Amos Fenn, Justice Of the pence
Of Green Creek Township Sandusky Co., Ohio
against the property and effects of Hosea Max.
ham, an abscond ng debtor Dated this tenth day
Of August A, d. 1853.
BRADLEY FUTILE.
VIM. Ray ATTY
for Plaintiff.
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The attention Of every properly holder is re-
specially called 10 the superior advantages for
Firc, Marine, and Inland IuSur-
f,,i1,. 4 lao. tI,,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-05-13

than the following little manual of geology,
describing twenty-five elementary specimens,
showing the elements and the structure of the
earth. The numbers are founded on funda.
mental classification Of rocks, designed to aid
young minds in collecting, classifying, and
labelling minerals for the use of their homes
and their schools.
The case is very plain and very simple that
if the papers-ou hs papers in our country
should give place to this brief manual of
geology; and the schools-aH The schools--of
our country should use the papers containing
it, both for reading and study in special aid Of
collections, a grand Simultaneous movement
would be made for the advancement Of A.
merican science; hundred thousand schools
Uprising in a body, going forth to take a
lesson from the COLDER VOLUME OF GoD,"
every leaf line, word and letter of which
declares that it's author is divine and glorious.