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WORE ROUNTY LANDS.
FARM FOR SALE.

TINE Subscribers will sell at private sale tho
l. farm formerly owned by Mark Hull. Sad
farm contains one hundred acres, including over
20 acres Of excellent wood land, with some tim.
ber II is well fenced and well waiercd, has a
good orchard and good buildings. Any one wish.
ing to buy farm, pleasantly situated on the N.
w. side Of Tailor Pond, la Auburn, aud within
four miles Of Lewiston Ealls, can nave tnc same
for $500, aud immediate possession viii bc CIV
en-. For information, enquire Of sullivan King
man, Bartlett, N. H., or Luke Hill, Biddefora,
Me. SULLIVAN kINGMAN,
l3tf LUKE HILL.
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STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, IS. At the Municipal Court OF the
= city Of Biddelord, in the County OF York,
holden at the Municipal Court Room, IN said Bid
delocd, on the seventh day Of May, A. ID. 1855, by
Edward f. Bourne, Jr,, Judge OF said court,
William NJ. A. w Todd versus jeremiah Per
kins, otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr., IN a
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, on
the day OF the purchase Of this writ, being In.
debied To the plaintiff in the sum OF twenty-sey
en- dollars according 10 the account annexed, then
and there, in consideration thereof, promised the
plaintiff to pay him the same sum on demand,
yet, though often requested thereto, said defend
ant has no, paid said sum to the plaintiff but neg
lec,- sad refuses 80 10 do, Ia the damage Of the
said Plaintiff, (as he says,) the sum OF fliy dol
lars.
Writ dated April nth, 1855 And Il being
made To appear to the Judge OF sad court
that properly Of said defendant has bosn attached,
on said writ, and that the defendant being out OF
the State, has had no notice OF the said action,
il is ,hereupon ordered by the said Judge that the
said Defendant be notified Of the tendency OF this
action by publishing an abstract OF the writ, to-
gethsr with the order Of the court thereon, in the
| Union and Eastern Journal, newspaper publish
ed at Bidlelord aforesaid, three months success.
lively, the last public elton 20 be prior TO the third
| Monday in August, A. ID. 1855,
| A true abstract of said writ aud copy ofihe or.
/ der Of court. ID
Attest, - EDWARD E. BOURNE, IN, Judge.
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NOTICE.
To BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

10 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
WE, the undo signed siye notice that we vii
w receive proposals for building a Meeting
House neat Liltleields Mills, in Allied, until MAY
2lsi 1855. The plan Snd specifications may b'
seen At the Counting room Of the Messrs. Little
fields in Alfred.
Theodore Liue6eld, p..yI:.
Nathaniel Fernald, I
Johh X Tnpp,
Alfred, May 7th 1855. ul9
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Building For Sale.

WILL be sold at public auction, on Friday
w 18th inst, aitwo O'Clock y. III. on the prem
ises, the old building lately occupied for the Coun.
IN otIices at Alfred, known rs the Sire Prooi,"
exclusive Of the land upon which the same stands;
also, the Furniture ia sSid building; also, small
quantity Of miscellaneous lumber
The above building to be removed within three
months irOm day OF sale. Terms made known al
sale.
Allied, May 5ih, ISIS
3w Per orlcr Of County Commissioners.
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BpIGHroN MARKEr.-Msy |,

Arket. SIS Deef Cattle, 1000 sheep and 400 Swine.
CaiI!e-we quote extra 5000 slo,aj;a rst quail
100 a so,soi sssOOd qualify $50 $50 tAlri
$50.
king oxen-sAles from so 10 siTo
20 anil Caives-sales IRON SO . s6T.
cp- Sales IRON a. rs . s. 0o.
ne--At retail, tom &c.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

| WHEREAS, Thomas Chick, formerly Of Eliot,
w in the county of York, and State Of Maine,
Joiner, now Of South Berwick IN said County,
by his deed, dated June %, ls49, and recorded
on York County Records, book 2O6. pages $40 TO
4i2 mortgaged TO us, the undersigned, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in said Eliot VIZ
trac, Of land with the buildings thereon, bound.
ed beginning on the highway leading from South
Berwick to Portsmouth, over Sturgeon Greek, al
the corner Of land OF Samuel Chick, thence run.
ming South a3Is, East, rods and links, thence
South, l0s West, 35t rods TO Sturgeon Creek,
thence bylsaid Creek'to land Of William Bartlett,
thence By said Bartlett's land, North, 25', East.
20 rods, and North, 2sie, East y rods, and -
links, TO Cedar road, thence by said road norh'
Csc, West, IS rods, and North, 459, West J? rods,
10 Sturgeon Creek Road, thence South, $50 West,
and by said lastmentoned road, round 10 The
point begun at, containing forty acies more or
Also, another tract of land, bounded: beginning
on the highway aforesaid at the corner OF land Of
John Shapleigh, thence running by SAID highway,
North, twcniy-onc degrees, East % rods ana ~
links, TO land OF Lois Shapleigh, thence by her
land, South, Sc, wcst, 10 rods and twelve links,
and North, S6is, West, 10 rods, TO land Of Asa
Allen, thence South, lie, West, CO rods, toa red
oak tree on land OF j. Shapeigh, thence by his
land, North, COS, East, % rods an ten Inks, to
the place begun at, containing ten acres, more or
less, with all the buildings thereon. .,
Also another tract OF land, bounded by said
fist mentioned highway, westerly, aud Souiherly
by land Of William Bartlett, easteriy by land OF
Joseph Gould, and Norheriy by land OF Samuel
Shapleigh, containing ten scres, more or less
Also another tract Of land on Tidey's Poiat, so
called, and bounded by Sturgeon Creek, Berwick
River, land OF William Mason and George Sta.
cy, containing twcnty.six acres more or less.
Also, q lot OF woodland on the Rocky Hills, SO
called, bounded by land Of Oliver CLARK. George
Harmon, Daniel Bartlett. George Stacy, and
James Shnpleigh, Jr.. containing Eve acres, more
or less. Also another tract Of land on said Rocky
Hills, bounded by land Of George Rait, William
and John Morrill,, and James Shapleigh Jr., con-
tanning Eve acres more or less. Now we hereby
give notice, that the condition Of said mortgage
deed has been broken, and that by reason where.
| Of, we claim foreclosure Of the same. Dated
al South Berwick. May I. 1855.
THEODORE r. JEWErT,
3wls WILLIAM ID. JEwETT.
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CARPETINGS.

IL H. G. HOOPER has just received com.
IIs pcic assortment Of ENGLISH CARPET.
INGS, comprising every grade suitable ior Spring
Sales. All New Styles, and cheaper than ever
to which be Invites the attention Of purhsser.
NO. . HooPER's BRICK BLOCK,
ID Liberty Sc, Biddcfovd.
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SPLENDID FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
rprTsupD Yyrpy slTITRDkY.

ruE AMERICAN uSIoS.-No continued stories-no ADJ
vertisements each number complete In itself TERMS,
% year, In advance. Subscriptions received BY
GRAVES l. WESTON, Pubii'Asrs, 80 Washington St.
Bos ton.
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FURNISHING LINE,
DOCTOR DEANS
NEURALGIC PILLS.

NEURALGIA IL a disease Immediately attacking the
brain ami neKyous system the Of all sensation and
notion and u be distinguished rom rheumatism that
being seated upon the muscular portions OF the body
Indeed, Neuralgia may be called the rAeumdffsm 81
the NERVES.
As this class Of diseases Is often caused by derange-
ment % the stomach and liver these pills are especially
calculated to the original cause Of the complaints
They operate by removing distractions non the stomach
bowels and liver by exciting their functional powers with
dehtating, and by sending the vital fluids to The
extr,mities % the arteries and nerves.
Having been practising physician for over my years,
and been ,voaby known "a the author Of Deans vege-
table Rheumatic Pills. that have stood the test OF time
sn experience foe than three quarters ofthat PERI
oi put these pills into the Market with the assurance
Of favorable reception, and that the public will hail
them another blessing conferred upon suffering hu-
mainly. -
Orders addressed to the Agents, MAYNARD MOVES,
Merchants Row. boston, will be promptly answered.
For sale also by all the principal Wholesale Druggists
IN the cities AMI al retail by Apohecaries AMI Dealers
In Medicines throughout the United States and the British
Provinces.
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SheriH's Sale.

WORK, S., May 7, 1855. Taken on execu,
Il ton wherein Joel l.. Roberts, Of Biddefort
in said County OF York, Is creditor, and Joel Nc,
lniiIe, OF Dayton, in said county Is debtor, and
will be sold at public auction, on Monday the
2j,h day u June next, at two O'Clock in the alter
noon, on the premises, rs hereinafter mentioned
oil the right IA equity which said Joel MclntiIe
had at the time Of the attachment made March
II, 1855, on the original welt on which said eSecu
ton was recovered, and which be now has Of ~.
deeming the following described real estate, "a
wit: Ia certain lot OF land with the building,
thereon situated in DAYTON aiorr said, being the
farm on which said Joel Melntie now lives
bounded ou,h.EasieIly by LAND Of Benjamin A
Goodwin and Ammi bennett, North EaSiery by
lsnd OI said bennett - North Westerly BY the
road leading 10 said Denneu's dwelling house, and
by land Of Edgcomb Hill, and South Westerly by
land OF Simon Burnham, containing fifty acres
more or less, being the sane premises nOsigsged
by said Joel Mcln,'re TO William Perkins, by deed
recorded on the lJ9th aud l60th pages % he lS9tl
book Of York County Registry Of Deeds. Al
further particulars necessary will be made knowu
at the time and place OF sale
3wi9 PHINEAs LIBBY ID, Deputy Sheriff
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MusicaI Instruction.

rT,HE subscriber viii continue to give lessons
Il on the PianoFotie, Melodeon, &c during
the present. season, 10 all who may desire his ser
vices. IS A. X DAVIS, No. 9, Cen,ral Biock.
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n O r &c L

TINE members Of the York Co. NJ. r. i. Co.
l. arc hereby notified that the annual meeting
Of said company sill bcholden At the Company's
Office, In South Berwick. Me-, on Wednesday,
the 9th day Of June, is.0:-for the election Of a
Board Of Directors, and the transaction Of such
other business as may come before said meeting.
Also, TO see II the company viii vote to aeoep, Of
an act IL addition TO an net entitled an act 10 In.
corporate the York Co. NJ. r. Ins. Company, pas.
scd by the last Legislature Of the State.
Per Order Of the Directors.
JOHN NJ. GOODWIN, Secreary.
Office Of York Co. NJ r. I. Co,
South Berwick, Me, May 2, 1855.
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Rr,nrrnrn. Anil q isSa

DISUEFUk't NVfH y, Io9Os
rs. shaw &c CLARK - Permit me to In
a, that The obstinate cough with which
en- afflicted for the last few months, has
,irely eurd by De- Burleiyh Smars Cough
~. Think II cannot be too highly rec.
led. as sincerely believe that Il Is un-
/ by any o,hcr cough medieioe in use, OF
have any knowledge, having tried many
nds withost receiving any benefit nom
NV health i now better Than Il has been
months past.
WILLIAM BURNHAM.
uuham has lcug been known as worthy
4 this plscc, where he IS employed rs an
4 In the Foundry Of the Water Power CON-
Such testimony q his speaks volumes In
the medicine. Ms
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Rev. DIR LYMAN BEEcHER, Of 30,

Rev. DIR. LYMAN BEEcHER, Of Bos.
10 President OF the Lane Theological Sem
Cincinnati, Ohio, writes, al have used the
AK PuLaoSARY BALsAs myself with
in catarrhal coughs and colds, and have
/ IL 10 be used with good effect in the early
OF Pulmonary Affections, in families around
2w-i6
sale in Biddef6rd by J. Sawyer; Saco, by
cry. Price % cenis-Larger sac Sl00.
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N Q TIC E
NOTICE THIS,


THE Proprietor, being unable, on account Of his
i feeble health, 10 attend To his mechanical
business as omcry, will rent a privilege in his
spacious shops, for carrying on the Carriage-nak.
ing or Joinering business Room sufficient to
accommodate Us many hands in either OF the above
branches Us one would wish 10 employ. There Is
belonging to the establishment a Horsepower
that drives CircIlar Saw, gig, &c. Also a
Turning Lathe, and Machinery for boring all
kinds OF work.
There is not a better located, or one more con-
veuient in the County OF York, for carrying on
the above business.
A large assortment, Of Tools will be let, IL want.
cd with the shops.
A wheelwnghi Is needed in the village. Car.
riages have TO be sent 10 Kennebunk or Saeo 10,
repairs.
For further particulars, inquire OF the Subscrib.
er on the premises, or OF Slas Perkins. at the
Post Office. STEPHEN PERKINS.
Keunebunkpori. May is,, 1855. Is
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The reputation enjoyed by the vEssrAsLE
oSAKr BN.sAM, for Coughs, Colds aud Con.
ion, has been acquired through long years
,ess, aud those troubled with pulmonary
,in,s should by all means try iL-Dosv Go
N III
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Dowdoinham, Oct. 10Th, 1854.
Ma. HAsHrLL. Dear Sir.-I have worn set % ar
neaiteeth two years. made by you and feel perfect.
y satisfied with them; they are perfeet ~, and
hnd them equally good In mastcAting food n my
natural teeth. They are said by my friends 30 look
perfectly natural Respectfully your,,
n. FULLER.
Dr. H. has hiled, extracted, and set both pivot and
plate teeth Tor me, and with pleasure I recommend
him 10 oil wishing the services &c Dentist.
81 NJ. d. CHAMBERLAIN, Bowdoinham, Ne
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burning Fluid.

HAMPHESE, and PHosGENE GAS. Fresh supply
" Just received. and for sale by
It's ID. L. MITCHELL
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LINENS, DAMAsKs.

vUOnao1 @DD6So
JusT received s ;1s nov pS SSs1Issk fable ai i;
COVERS, NAPKINS, DO9LiESi s &c v,,h :
s srM variety Of WHITE GOODS sSsR:sd 70
he s orins Trade, by E. II. c; H0Orsss
m No. .. Hoopcrs Bdck Block, Laosny s''
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NOTICE,

Whereas, my wife Hannah r. Moore. has lefI
my he'd and board wi,houta cause or provocation,
and forbid all pe,soos trusting OF harboring hel
on my account, amer this date.
GEORGE W. MOORE.
May 7. 1855. .... 3wi9
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DIR. w. n. HASKELL,

0fSA Offers his services To the public In
IIb every operation belonging to bis
profession lie carefully and with the les,i posi-.
bic pain performs all operations upon the natural
Teeth, and nseis artificial ones, to the perfect
atidsciion Of all
oFncE-No. 0, Central Block, Bddeford.
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TREES FOR SALE,
COW FOUND.

f1AME Into the enclosure of the subscriber In upper
" Blddefori, Frday night of last week. red and
white Gov, with brAss knobs her hons. The ovnef
10 requested 10 pay charges and take her AMY.
Bddsford, April IL, 1855. 10
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BOSTON siARKEr,-aIay ,.

r-we..ern supernns, $40 20, fansy 1918 Gene
Stra, 81 % . si3 %.
n-southern yellow Corn 10 selling at si,is, and
at 81 %. Oats, iaa Is CTS. Rye, In lois, 81 Co
Eastern Ia selling at s2l per ton, cash.
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BOUNTY LAND.

A LLperons entitled to Land Warrants under
a the new law, passed March ID, 1853, can
have the same obtained Tor them for sJcrcn; "
calling on the subscribers. 81 IoSh'
Biddeford, March u, 1855 II
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29
EATON, PREBLECOUNTY, 0. MARCH 30. 1856

y1u have served lhe world more 8ccep ably,
and worlhily than you could have done had
YOU filed the highest positions in State
Why my friends, I'd rather have the credit Of
educating one man, or woman who should be
known for his or her good deeds, who should
cause the widows heart 10 leap 70! joy, and
should receive The blessings, the real heart
need OF the poor and the oppressed ones OF
earth, than TO be the king OF all the Russians.
Then let me say 10 parents, don't be diScour-
aged; Try on, and Try all the time, never de-
Spair, never give up. Determine that no
pains shall be spared, and your children and
your children's children will ri up and call
you blessed. Again say don't give up. 1t
may be that he has worse disposition, and
poSsibly he may have bad organizat on, fire.
qnently by far the greater part OF these de-
fects are chargeable 10 you, and il it should
II be your fault i. is at least your misfortune,
and YOU must make the best Of it. II may be
that YOU cannot make all eminent man OF HIM,
YOU NAV not be ab e 10 raise him 10 common
level; but as parent you are bound 10 do
the very best YOU can. You owe 1t 10 him,
you owe it to yourself, you owe it 10 your
county, and you owe it TO God TO make him
lust as good man, and just as worthy citi-
zen as YOU can. And lastly, after The parent
has initiated his children into the first degrees
! in the Temple of Science, alter he has given
| them that bent OF mind morally that he de-
sireS they should have, after he has taught
them to observe, and 10 think for themselves,
the teacher may be called in as his aid. But
| this should moi abSolye him. Tie same deep
| interest should be lelt, the same wachIul
care should be exercised. Not day should
pass without inerroga,ng him rs TO his pro.
greSs, not an evening should pass, without as
far as would De practicable, a review, partial
at least of the lessons, conned during the dav.
This course, in the first place, woulj give no
opportunity for the formation Of idle, and
vicious habits; next il would break up all tru-
ancv il the most efr ctual manner, aud ensure
lastly, the grQa, possible benefit from the days
,eachinC, thus giving TO the teacher the most
eOrectuol aid. And again, not week should
noss without his visiting him in the school,
This wouId NOT only encourage him to double
and redouble his exegilonS, but it would as
els, tba teacher. o how much it would as
sisl him to have tie weekly visit 2l every pa
rent, to confer with him, to ndrSe, ara 10 aId
him He would feel that his labors were an
preciated, and that he had The assistance Of
the parent, instead of, as is too often the case,
hlS opposition, and reprobatiOn. Last OF all,
bu, not the least important, lie should look to
he character of The teacher 10 whom he en-
trusts the education Of his children. care
vi as is his own department., aud his own
teaching, so careful should lie know that OF
the teacher to be. He should not only lrel the
utmost confidence in lie probty, integrity aud
morali;y of that teacher, but he should know
for himself that he is worthy Of the high trust
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29
Going TO Court,


ISIS" SAID young Mss raSlng her eyes
from London paper 10 an ei"er SISTER, VINO
was chaVIng win young EehlIemah' "WhaI
Goes gong 10 court mean -
"Golng TO court mean l-oh-why-dld
vou--my--what queSlloh-now-dont-or
Should-know,' replied Inc sls'er bluShlng
to the eyes.
"WelI isn't thaI going 10 court wheh MI
u, comes 10 see YOU
Here was The sop IN me IRE without warn
ing, Tor the young gentleman named was 'he
formidable ahG accepted rlVal OF the young
gentleman present.
"Why' E'nna-IooIiSh-'lI'y girI-you re
cra-zy," sad lhe thunder-stIuck Cara, whist
the gay Charles at her SIDE iel' as II he lad
Deeh suuuehl! plungCu l,'o ''o' ouS"' ana
each thorn, giving him hearty welcome.
"llah, ah, ah, how Studld you both look"
sung out the merry ana laughing Emma. $50
Sis, YOU cant tell me what gong TO court Is;
can you, NJ. b. Ha, ah,a'."
"Oh, fe, Emma TO be so ridiculous
"Welb want to know what II is, for I've
Just been rtaGlng III Pa'S paper, thht MIS-.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

GT'I don't believe it's any use 10 vacci-
nate for small pox, said a back wood Ken
tuckian, "f 7 Rad a child vaccinaIed 'nd
he lel out of a window and was killed in less
than a week after.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

NJ \ few moments nfdivine sweetness in
secret prayer is an antidOe 10 any sorrow or
trouble.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

s u The pebbles in our path weary us and
make no foot sore e,mnre than the rocks, which
only require bold ehor. 10 Surmount them,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

rPLeave .he worst case in TIE hand Of the
prea, Advocate, who always answers conf.
dence, beyond our hope or expectation.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

U-Gather up knowledge with n dilicent
hand, it is the only earthly good that will not
sometimes Civ. you pain.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

o. Nothing compenSates for the wear and
sar of life but the inward preparation by the
Holy Shirt for the e.emally happy st0te.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

1-TThe violet grows low and covers itself
with its own tears, and Of all flowers yields
The most dilicious and fragrant smell-such is
humility
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

NJ Words and glances how sharp and
swift they flv, ard how tremendous is their
power for good or evil, for joy o: sorrow
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

rTThe more nearly onr minds approach 10
state ofpurily in this life, the greater will
be our chance OF realizing tIue happiness.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

IyMountainS are considerably up and down
IN Vermont. II is related that coachman
driving mp was asked if it was steep oil t!e
other side. "Steep," he answered, "chn in
Lightning couldn't 60 down without breeehin'
on %
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

D'Among other things 10 Le desired, are tho
following:
A method 10 make truth as agreeable as
falsehcod.
A receipt for prasing pretty girl without
giving offence TO her elder sisters.
Some way of collecting small debt with
out havingto earn the money a second time,
in the attempt.
How TO induce constant reader Of q news
paper TO become constant subs criber.
A plan Of III ing paper without being
considered dull by The giddy frivolous by the
seIiousminded, unappreciated by three -iouTlhS
and cheated by the other quarter.
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Mlisrellaneous
z-ES-l--l--
b. ED U.C A T | o n;
A Lecture, by 1. s. Morris Esq,
Principal Of Edion Union Schools.
CONCLUDED.

So II Is with every youth. Progress in
proper education will always depend upon the
sntecedents. upon the previous training.--
That parent, for instance, who trains his
chill lien that labor is degrading, and that the
lowly we're born 10 toll, to be the ''hewers of
wood and the drawers Of water," is most GER
tainly educating them 10 deSpse toll of all
kinds, and need never expect them to fulfill
his anlicipa,ions OF seeing them grow up use
ful men aud women, an honor 10 him and or
namenls 10 society. They must be taught that
life is reality, which must be grappled with
earnestly; and that 10 do anything or 10 be
anything in the world, requires the utmost
patience and unceasng exertiUn; requires that
they shall ever