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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15

HOMES FOR ALL Beautifully and heatl,ly
To- afed Building Lots "a fee front by 1870 fee,
deep, on graded street. can until spring h. tou pbI
at the exceeding low price of SIS, payable 50 DER
month Title indi>putable.
Union Land Office, 7th st.
above Old Fellows Hail.
Jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15

1yox SHILLIssroS the new Books and News
fast published. He agent Bsrpers and all
the other Magazines, and readers always find
large aud good assortment of Blank and
his Bookstore Odeon Building avenue aud az Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15
SPLENDID RATTLE.

"IlLL be Raffed for as soon As the requisite
w number of Chances have been taken, The fol
lowing splend and costly articles, viz:
LIST Prize. One splendid gold Payer Weight
co,taiBing an AutomaiOn Singing Bird
and eday ChrOnOmeter, most beautifully
decorated and adorned with enamelIed
o, Paintings ISL 600
with Diamonds ami Painting on Enamel 20
ID Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly sci
with Diamonds, and Painting on T. anrI TO
4th Prize. One Gents Full Je eI.d Patent
Lever with Compensatory gul Hunting
dh Pnze. Lady's Gold Hunting Warch, SPLEEN.
didly chased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ... To
notai value ...........................$2 900
There will be Two Hundred Chances, at Ten
Dollars each.
The rattle will take place at Hibus l. Hnz' Mu
sic Depot, Star Buildings, corner PA avenue aud
llth street, where Ticket. can be- procured and The
articles are on exhibition.
Prisons desrous OF possessing some of the mo,t
superb articles OF workmanship eyer exhibited have
now an opportunity offered them oi obtaining ,ucb
al an extremely low price.
Call and examine fur yourselves al tie Music ID.
pot Of HlLBUS HlTZ, Star Buildings between
the hours of O'Clock u. ~. and p. ~.
feb TT
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HENRY BARRON.

P.S.-The undersigned would respectfully say to
all tile customers of the late firm and the pubic
generally, that there will always be kept stock of
WO,d and Coal al the old stand, Green sire, l. and
solicis share OF public patronage. Believing il 10
D. best tor both buyer and seller, he has determined
10 make the terms CASH or on short time pluctua
cisto!nnrs, THOS. ORME, Agent.
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NJ ANTED A WELL GROWN BOY TO
w learn the Printing business. Apply To the
Pa avenue, between Tenth and lev
enth suerts. w a. MOORE
feb lI-2t
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For Sale ana Rent.

EOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM q Dwell
Il Ing on Eighth street, three doors from the ave-
nue. west SIDE, and IN full view Of Centre Market.
On the avenue this Is probably one of me be a bus
mess stands IN Washington. To a good tenant the
rent VIII be made low. Apply q Mr. ]. G. S,ot.k.
No. % > FL nth street, the suhscriber ON Main
avenue. few doors west OF the Foundry
\ teo ~ RtCH'D G. BRISCOE
A DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN one OF THE
IA most desirable positions in Washington. doine
fine business. With il there is a most excellent
and valsabe Soda Water Apparatus. The soda "a a.
ter business is one of the best in Washington. Ad
dress "N W." Washington. feb l3-2w
I AND FOR SALE IL will sell al public SALE az
IL Mr.. Thomas Grinle.' Store, in Spaliing's dis
irct, on the 10th day Of Mach next ensuing, one
hundred acres of land, less 30 cleared
and portion In grain, the balance well tmbered.
This lot adjoiRs the lands OF Thomas Grimes Dr. p.
II. Heiskel. and Dr. Gunion, highly estimabIe neigh
bOrs. There is portion Of meadow land very desi
rable, finely wnterrd-the distance from Alexandria
Is about three mile, and from Washington six or
seven. There are good situations for gardening.
The sale to commence at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Grimes will show the lot or the subscriber
WILLIAM FOLSOM
Prince George County, Maryland.
feb l2-1.wt Sarl6
The Weekly SUI, Rait. will copy once week
until 10th March, and forward one copy each week
to Mount Weby Post Once, Prince George county,
Md, and forward the account To the subscriber
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.
4 LARGE and spl. ndid assortment Of yALEN-
IA TINES for safe at low prices, at
Mrs. q. ANDERSON'S
feb IL A. No. 276 Pa avenue
CELDEN, WRITER'S x co. BANK MOVIES
Books, Fancy Goods, Envelopes, and ull other Kinds
OF stslonsIy,by WIN. T. BAfLY,
No 35s Pa. avenue, bet. lllh and 18th SITS.
feb ST.
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MOT &c Whereas John Korff and Caroline
IN kOn, his wife, live aplrf under deed of se D.
araiio1, the public hereby warned not 10 tr,s,
the said CnrOne on account OF the subscriber whe
D. not responsible f.r amy debts contracted by her
aud will not ray the same. JOHN KORFF
feb - law3w'
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M ANFED-A NEAT AND CLEANI.Y WO
W. man, 10 do The wo %: small family Of four
perssns Enquire al this office. None need apply
Wlth"ut TrcOtnEienu dtion. feb 4-2tt
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NOTICE.

4 he undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
! public MAT he Is ready now Ia sell his PATENT
REPEATING PISTOLS, or To take contracts for
making The sanc. Tnos- wishing TO see me, can
have an interview between HE hours OF 3 and D.
IN. full expl nation will be gwen by me- or by
my legal agein, b. StrOughton. Please address
j. W. Brown, u. y. Hotel, Washington, ID c.
j. w. BROWN.
The Register of New Haven, Conn.,, will please
copy feb 2-2wi
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Wants,

"ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. A SITIJA
w ton as waiter in private family. ANY one
wanting person will please leave their address al
this of,ic-. ~ * H..
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The Undersigned w,uG respectfully request ali
those indebted to The concr "a 10 come forward and
settle their bills by the 9th of March, "a il is y,,y
important To HIM Id have the business closed by thai
TIME All accounts lett over az that time will be PCT
into the hands of an officer for collection An ne
counts due by the concern will please be presented
Tor payment "a soon pOss BILE, as 1 a,u ready al
any time TO meet the same.
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nor RENT OR EXCHANGE-For Georgetown
T. or City Property, small and well cultivated
Farm in Fairfax cOunty, Va. Enquire of J. ORME.
corner of Fridge and Congress SITS No. 81.
feb Eff
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DO9INSON'5 PRaCTIcE-The Practice in
h Courts OF Justice in England and the United
States, by Conway Robinson, Of Richmond, Va;
vol l-prlce Sc, Just published.
tebs FRANCk TAYLOR.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
I HAVE THIS day rece we'd ard opened great yan
i ETY. Of CLOCKS. WATCHES, and JEVELRY.
Good Clocks from 81 50 to Sl5, all warranted one
year. Also, gold and silver Watches in great va
riety, silver Watches from So to $3 gold evei
Watches from SIS to 81 SO and great assortment
Of Jewelry, all vi which will be sold cheaper than
goods of same quality can be bought in this city.
Those wishing to get coed Clocks would do well
to buy from me, as put all my Clocks in order be
fore selling the
Call an see for yourselves, at the Clock Wa:ch
Emporium OF J. ROBINSON,
$40 opposite Browns Hotel.
jan l0-lm (Gnteii
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A COMMODIOUS DWELLING FOR RENT
IA The large and commodious dwelling at the
corner OF llth street and Pa. avenue, containing IL
large rooms, with a fine kitchen in the b,se,nent
having fine cellar and back yard, the whole being
in fine repair is now for rent. Its excellent loca
tion and fine accommodating make il one of the
most desirable places for large boarding honse or
DIV ling in Washington. For terms apply at the
Star office. feb q ~
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WANTED lMMEDIATELY-Ar. THE HOS
w pilal for the ihsan-, one cook, TWO washer
women and one chambermaid. Good " ages given
feb l4-jt
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STORAGE.-Those having Furniture, DRY Go IDS
~ Groceries, &c, 10 be stored, will find ample &C
commodatiOns Ia the large, airy. flag stone paved
and Dry Easements under the Star Office corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star office
ian 3l-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15

1NHE FOREIGN OFFICE LIST, (Bri,ish) cor
l. rected TO August lsl4, this day received from
L0ndnp. FRANCK TAYLOR.
jan Is
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WATCH RETURNS Henry Penny. colored,
drunk, lying in the street, workhouse 80 days:
George kagiin, resisting officers, Jail; Frank
BIAS, out after hours, wcrkhouse 80 DAYS The
omcers picked up Penny from puddle of mu |
and water, where there was little chance Of his
life lasting over an hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15

"A ANTED-A GOOD CHAMBERMAID. An
w ply AT No. SO r street west.
feb lO-4t
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LrcryRE ExrRAoRDINAIRE'- On Monday
evening next. at the Marsh Market, Professor
Robsrtso, viii read Jack, the Giant Killer,
oatide the city ct Eve PAGES, before the Long
Bridge Association Of Wharf Rsts Toe Presi
dent Of the Bfadensburg ,SaRd Bapk xifi pig :,
side on the k1peot q Inge M.
disncs e ell his creditors have taken tickets.
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Mr.. BUSHNELL'S SCHOOL.

No. AL Thirteenth street, befspeen r aud G. SIS
n lie next quarter will commence on the l2Ih in
i slant.
Circulars may be had at the principal bookstores,
and at}he School 70 ms. feb 10 eO2ws
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

By The Toledo El4ds We have dates TO
the 2Sth alt. oJe AMI hall millions Of
Tfsasufe .r-ised. News unimPor;sut.
Miners waniias water. Markets dull.
Prices OF everything easier.
A sspl;r,,'oa We, made . tie Jalss
al tho tws,., district for a wit Of Ia 5ess
corpus TO discha &c ,hs- prisoners on bosr,l
;h- S'.ss. TIE point iasis5ed UPON by
the council IN mixing he application
seemed u ~ that the prisoners cauid not
he retained on board the Siiss as size was
q sarrt ...a: vtssel end IS she isd come
here i uTn "a eastern port. Tie Silks
was a Russian Fsssri captured near Pc
ira Eousss ssa brought by her captoss
20 goa Francisco si.ef reminding some
dsvs IL he hsraor Il NancoHv.r The
FIST Application created Considerable ex-
element. TIE VT was served bv n
defnfy sIeriT Oh n Officer So, ond in
c0naand q - Si,aa. Ei-hi prisoners
wese 10 ee becpgh,np IN Monday. On
Sunday the 25;h. i.e Sisha hois-ei sa-
caor ani g. under way ar, let the har
hor pF,a+5' fer YancoavsF.
Nrisi sstaniins ia sseat scarcity of
water the mines coGf@ue 30 yield album
dainty. spi il vas 6sli-,ed ne TOTAL pro-
dnct of he year oaii exceed any PEE
csiins yrsI.
An im.uease lpnp Of gold vas tsken
ont b. casapsaso Of Gvs men ia Cs.aveT-
rs coanis. w-ishins 1875 pounds. val.
ne; a; SIS 1l5.
Piaiins 5 found in considerable
aasn'i.ies "a tae North Fplk Of trinity
River. ana tracing much attention.
i, Is stated shat new and shorter
rout' 70 Sal l. ks has been discoverej.
The read i web Supplied with water and
grass. al Is 500 miles shorter than b..
the HuE.betdt cue.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Arrival Of The vile.

The War news Is unim Portani, Not'.-
nc had been done al Sevestopol, in conse-
que nce OF heavy rams. the tron clies were
iull cf water, anG he rolds Impa. BE.
Omar Pasha was al Vorna. emoasking 10
Bart1ii ons ofirooYs Tor the Crimea.
Parliament is in special session which
vii continue a week ~ 30. The Queen
speech alades II the Reciprocity Iissiy
wi h tie L. S.-speak~ other srmv in tie
: rinea with admiration and gra.iluds-
praises Ire cooperation OF the French-
s.l she he's cJnc'u treaty with a rs.
iria- and calls for instant reinforcemenls
Tor he Crimea.
IL peace is not restored, Russia viii mo ke
a 6ia't o. Is men per thousand, equal 10
million Of men. 10 take the Geld os early
as possible - South Bend Rec STIR.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
sheriff sale.

EeV virtue O. an g ecn'ion 10 me diree ed
from The Cietk's o. e OF the Marsha J
Circuit oourt I VII eyno o public sale a
The court hou door,n ne ioa'a OF Plymouth,
in said county, on So u,day January 20 h.,
1855, between Inc hours OF ten o'eloe Il q m,
and four o'clock p N. on.said day, tie rents
and prof . for seven years Of The following
described real es.ale. 10 vii: lot - n h.
orr nal ,l = oi ~ { aroc low.
Ii the said rents and profits iail ic sell Tor
a sum sufficient 10 sails y said execution and
costs, ivil al The SAME time and place offer
lie fee simple title 10 The same, without r.
Lief from valuation and appTai;inent laws.-
Exeru ed as The property Of VIII a. I'll e, at
he suit Of THONGS q. Harris.
j. l.. THOMPSON, STIFF.
Nov. 80, 1854. 1913
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
CcrrsG)ouU cls &C.
EzsE TEE a'gltx.

1z5z G<'ka sE1t<.
TOas1 liza Eldi.er oupA lei P,e;sa-
7-u'A Eesaer:
Syrrh: Eye seane enshie lshst tough
pneumbres auph ughr jolnnel soume OK
Mr. Hushlu's caumen,s sun or'h,ugrafuy.
&c. aaad eish des-yFe tough teak soume
eessept;ans as eiga phihipk hea COWS TO
fare. rs won't toe bic fow led inhe thei
'-gosd oalI weigh abs woz hour four
folhers. soe wee shoot be. Mr.. Hughln
kHesiAt p1u5'eisi, eney moar oaf bees
Cnon<-ace en- thees pnew counteray.
Iph hIs p'asa Us enuy beaishur wheye
w4ps si5t gnoi s.!iauphiead long sishso.
,Iza nJan. beoleave in making cuny
pAsetles advances wulbowt eye shm
rhoisca ph,hoo. Esgh ann cen phe iehvur
oae.. redin. seveiin' annd 'suthmsishtic
tough thea wfsu'c o'lhreash, aaDd
rh,bats rnsuf. Iph hea cain match
moare ph,han IS ebtors, Igh wood leyeke
tough gl.o whot III WOUND rnske thsgm
.syyh. Acsaurding tough his weigh snl
sse f~..st hays Two dew Isles tough tawk
pfo,eur phthen sie cain wse~d. lsh
b.i AT ~avut tew tawk whot sum foxes
caxl .roashp-sr. Tor ihrishr is tue n'eE-
nizh svurz Iph h is bplagn IL gaaophs
,es3. :sttarhiidfea win lafn tough fahst.
Igh phtaiuch howr Spesisn' Bpushcss
heir biu'sif ihiesh ph'hsnshs two hiep
lhesm reishned bayek. ph;hen theish
cain halv uovf plum acht taeyF- spsIi,n'
s1hongh.ns. IL: les tough mulch Ieyeke
IL Rail ghoaa P.sor msh. annd IL phrr-
pas, .oe soe ohm fwot. ish heaup ne
xsss 4nssnsr tsess sabjeehssons.
Ewers tron-h'y.
ScYGHELNEAUND.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Dec. so 1871.

N04ico is hereby given to the hold
ers o. The Il nj fr a Decd flr
the south half Of Lot No. one hundred
and sixteen Ol6) in the originai plat of
the town Of Plymouth. 10 produce said
Bond to the Agent # Marshall Coua'v.
Indiana, ray the purchase money. and re-
ceiYe deed for said hail lc-. OF 90 before
the 10Th day Of January. a D 1883 or
said contract for The purchase Of - ID half
lot Will be. aal is hereby declared e. BE-,
rescinded from and after that time.
BY order of the Board OF Commission
ers If said County. at their D,cen 5er
Term. a. D. 1854
Dec >, 1851 THOMAS MDONALD.
30'5 Auditor o. Mersfa al Coz
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
FHoyETlcs: REMEDY.

,. TIE peoa;iic priacipie promises
az GipAabss b. scsica zoe cos ieara to
read our oscn veraacvlar toague in one
fourth o. tie ti@ac usually required; or.
nc Old 10 auaic system "a tire fourths
Of tic ts@e usually required. is ,his
~ !, nnustAb-; for the system of pho
nptory gives every sound q full repre-
Seatatioa. breach souei has a single rsp-
res-nlslive which always represent SO fs
50 nd s.id no oiasrs. BY so doing we
Will not be ia posed upon with silen, let
terS. os runbesl-ss comtius tious 10 r p.
reseat sound. As sooa as word is
beard, 1t can be spelled, for there is noth-
lag 10 DO in spelling word phone ticaIly.
bu, TO anal,ze it. and find onl its di fer
emit elements; because the very pronunci-
atIoa of word ind: ties. sRd is equiyo
lent to the speiling the reofs
M peEscn can cispn.e philosophy
OF such system as this. 1t now r. duires
years 10 become good reader. Let the
phonetic al rlabs, be adopted. aud the
sfduous task viii oe overcome in feH
mon hs. This has been tesicdain schools
where both branches have been taught.
TIE reason is this: as soon as chi'd has
learned its phonetic alpha be; it has Moth
ing 10 do. but TO turn TO reading. his.
| have seen tested. No sooner does q
child master its phonetic alphabet than
u sees hst such AM such combina,ioas
make such and suci, words. and no OH
ers. Hence while the stu,.en, OF heterot-
opy is learning TO spell, the student OF
phono,opv is lee ming to read. Is il any
wonder. then. that the latter learn So
much fas er than tue former?
In support of the proposition under
Consideration, quote the following re
port OF a committe who Witnessed on
experiment in teach ng phonotopr soon
afsr il was introduced into this country
When it is taken into consideration that
the committee were composed Of The mos,
eminent men we can boast of. no one
VII for moment dispute the vefacity
Of he report:
The Undersigned attended in the Hall
OF the Phonogra phic Destitute. on the az
ternoon. Of Friday. March %.
The persons presented for examina
lion were four colosed adults. belonging
TO providence. z l.. whose nsmes AID !
|gcs were given as folIows:-John John
sou. aged 4S years; Ann Dorsei, aged &c
years; Elizabeth Thomas. &c. and Char
l.otte MuTry 25 years.
.On the 9Th February last. neither OF
these persons knew the name or power
Of single letter Of any alphabet. They
affirmed that they did not know the top
from the bottom Of book. Letters were
iuf them unmeaning blots.
1T appeared that they had attempted,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

Z HAVE N NJ poe o.. Pocte: BooS
4 eoni...,ng moaev, &c, fond ly NY .oh
OF lie Sta. road .esdfus rom PIN mCLih 10
.Lapos'c. Tue owner is seQue Ell 20 call,
= sc evidence Of owner Aip, pay cha .ses lot
his uo.iee. aao che Us .Ao4iey ri proper
Y. j. \. CO3E
P'ymou'f. Zee. -. 1861. lli}
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
ToTsYCE

= 3 NE gader Isael bayieg iakea2n niere {
y III Ire "'lymoa,h i'an,e,' Office. and
hsvsag sod shis Sio,t o. foods It WolfCreek
O. steS h-;sosA fire nis and Gu toners iatebi-
Ell o lttn, TO O. ant se;is wiihor dcL'y.
rs his & nj .sisv'll be &c .ufed 10 neet bis
ore cn- easa sesnehis. ! - hiCH4 IER.
piyaaoiisl, DC. 2, 1851. 4f.J
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Estray Black Mare

81 hEN up BY John Lau5efman OF Ger.
mau Township. NJ lrshpii County Insiana.
one csiray Mare. wiiicn is black with The fol
lowing c Exceptions iwv small white spots on
the back caused by The saddle three very
sriall Waite spots tue lett side of The neck.
one.or two inches below lie mane. Srehas q
long uaue and tail, the hair is ,rf,ntued zcf oI
the fctlocK ioiats. Supposed TO be four;een
years old, is 10 hands high. and appraised at 40
dollars, before Justice Laudeman.
Attest REGARD coRsA1Ey. Clerk.
Dse, 10th, 1851. 40,3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

the oniv important seton by con-
CESS. since Cur last. has beet the passage
ny tie Se,s'e of b i gaming tourt
nildree judge win $1,000 salary each)
VIM are 10 examine aad decide all claims
ag- last .heU. 5 before they are present.
81 10 cong ess; and from whom en- cp-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
.9s,s,,inssts.6tEor,s scEe.

N Office IS Hereby Sven. iha viii sell
" al pubic auction Oh F day the jl day
rf j inuars, 1850. 1T lie rcs dc re o JOHN -.
Weaver, | lie Of h3fsiisl couniy. ss;i sDa de-
c. 4 ed all his per enal i T. perry nos f.le. b.
the widow. CONSISTING o, horses. cattle. sheep.
hogs. waruns. plows. liirron "a si:czof Clover
seed hay. and va,i,y of other properly Too
numerous IA niei, ion.
a Cre.lii o. nine months viii be given on al
sums over ihr e doli1fS, The puseia or giving
iis noe with approved security waiyins val
nation sad appraiser al laws On al sums
OF three dollars AID uuder cash IN Land.
CASPER GU &c. Adm.
Dec. 9, 1854 393
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

g hrre'-v si-e,. thatJ wia ea ri Public
) sus ipn. on freSeay lie 10 cay Of Jan.
nary, ij5 N'y Office ia Cei lie Town.iiip,
- s'a,shsl. Couaiv- lgdia0a, a. re properly
Gecr ;. diemon, lac o, SAID oun!v;
.oeeea ed, Q i'ni Satraat CALM foe fifty.
'aCTes. Tens Of 81 e: ,ssh in ia ad a he
aqrrasea ytre of saia aasrant.
Dec. ., iSjf. James Fl { 3SE'
Z 4ti St6r.
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Goasmul.geattU.
For he Banner.
Id JCATEoN Ard ETsCS.
Br DANIEL HULL.
NO. III.

The Savage does everything with bis
stone Ratchet. With it he makes his
bow AMI arrows; with it he builds bis
wigwsm; with it he digs his grave. nnd
with it he does oil his mechanical labor.
Civilized persons have gore in advance
Of The savage in mechanical business, ba,
in matters of education thcy may be said
to De on Oh equal footing with the savage
md his stone axe: they spell every thing
with their twenty SIX letters. no differ
eace what j; is. They have even gone
So far that i, seems they can takes com
binstion OF letters and spell aay word
they please with it. Thus: c-h-s.r-g E
!'-sf a Tres, spells shsrsha ds fare +! !!
End thas: me- Ia NJ c. spells both me-
csnic snd meshanic
If we E.us. fall so far In the rear of
civilization as dis. let us sdop, the Ia
liar node. have bot one letter in The sl-
phabet. aud learn to spell any word with
Il But might so OF thus almost ad
lnjiaitum. Mr.. Greeley, in his support
OF the ri.oneiic alphabet relates the fol.
lowing snecGo.e. which should strike
lunb every defender OF heieEotop,;
"Ais literary dinner in London. Thsck.
ersy was one Of the guests. AMI ness him
50. youns-r author. Mr., Augustus 3
Reach, whose name is pronounced lie ol:
Thackefay. who had read il ffequeu;ig.
bit never heard i, pronounced b. oIe &c
qaaiHted with the bearer. supposed Il
9 analogous 10 each. beach. etc. and al
essed his nsighbor accordingly. NV
name is not keeoh ssid the responded
auE.y. .out Re.ak.' Thaest Fay stood
corrected without. remons,rshce. but. on
ne dessert being served. he took up q
o4ske, Of fruit passed it to his neishbor.
lni quietly inquired. MIR. Relax. viii
you have peak
As further illustration OF the evils
OF as.ero opy, give he following mode
ofsp-lliag the fist par'sra pa of the
Declaration OF nlepedence:
"Whesn cen ;heish GORGE auph aieu
mann esvendts lot boz ums knesecsriegh
phor uon peisha-in to bdixolf ti,i peeue
isi5tlcui bsc,nls hutch taiy connecb,.
Ell theien weeth seaeiser. shnd tou- b
sssone smoJngh phiheieh poushers sush
tn.z ORTIZ d sea pureishi sund ;eousl stat
shul two " nis,eh ti,eio leush psl neigh
tour saud gaaitchour's Cod egniighten
theam 70 e sh dessent ispechI tough tic
oushpinyoas OF msank aud re4qui.vs
tbeat hay sid dizeleir the csushss-ss
pnwheiich eigmpesled theism toe theye
Sc eishsion.
Thus ii is ss-n lhst IN such an al
phsbei 81. such an orsaosraphy there is
no lew TO pervea, as from Onlng into
he mos, m srrsble ex Genes. Indeed. /
douSt y hether there was ever anything
inven &c the. came az ssr short OF - i
aim as tie .preseai alphsbrl. D.. F,snA
la both saw and sclt these evils. and IS
remedy. be invented anu used a phoaelic
a srhsbei W aich, howe yer. III CONSEQUENCE
OF his being calledawsy on pubic bUsi-
ness. he W sunab'e.t TO bring Into gene
al use. H. did use II, however, in his
? ivste sTsirs. Bu. come 10 tee
proposition.