Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-17
THE BALDWIN SCHOOL.

Inc spring te IN OF TINS ScnOOl Will commence
on Monday next, and we cannot let the occasion
pass without alluding to it in something more
than simple notice. 1t is little OYER yoar
now sin &c the Institution first opened for the
reception of pupils, and during that time it has
won reputation which speaks in the highest
terms for those who have labored unrem:ttingly
to give it a character and namc. Among these
Nell. For several months past it hes been under
the management of DR.. r. II. EwISc, gentle
man, who in every respect is qualified to add to
the Institutions already well-carned reputat;on,
and who will spare efforts in the future to make
it the first class School in the North West. The
recent exhibitions of the young ladies, fully de-
monstrate that there is good material here for
an excellent School for la.ies, and we feel sure
no is bctt, qualified to conduct such School,
than the present teacher. DR.. Ewing intends to
procure the services of component and accom-
plished assistant, who will devote her time exclu-
si7ely to the benefit of her scholars. At present
he is assisted by Miss Nichols.
We do not deem it necessary to speak in landa-
tory terms of DR.. Ewing's qualifications, but
coming across the following notices in Indiana
papers, we insert them, to let our readers see how
that gentleman is thought of at home
For MlNSEsorA.--Dr. II. IL. Ewing, for time
a resident of this city, and long favorably known
to the people of this county, left us on Monday
last, with the intention of making Minnesota his
future home. The people Of this young Territory
may be proud of such valuable acquisition. lie
is talented and enterprizing young man, and
will prove valuable citizen. We commend m
to the carly confidence of the Minnesotian..-
LaUrencebury Press s.ii
"WEsrwARD TIE STAR OF EMPIRE TAKES ITS
notwithstanding the sparseness of our
population in comparison with that of the New
England States OF the Old World, many of those
we have, characterized by that rcstlessness and
desire for change, so characteristic Of Americans
arc seeking wider and more inviting fields foI
action and usefulness in the fertile prairies and
thriving cities of Minnesota, Nebraska and Kan
sas, rich inheritance that will in u few years bt
apportloned out among our ambitious and enter
prizing citizens, who are seeking home of COM
petence for themselves and ample riches for tbei,
children. Our city has contributed liberal pro.
portion both in numbers and in quality to the en-.
terprize, among whom is r. H. Ewing, NJ. d.
formerly of this city, (whose change of location
we have previously neglected to notice. he being
now q resident of st. Paul. The Doctor carries
with him to his new home the confidence and re.
spect of large circle of friends and ecauaintan.
ces, endeared to him by the intelligence and faith
fulness that characterized him as Physic an, ant
the consistent and useful life that marked him a,
christian. He is a fair sample of the contribu
tions Of Indiana to Minnesota. May his success
be equal to his merits.--Layrencebur Regisler
We wish the School that success commensurate
with its merits.