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10. EDWARDS,

10. EDWARDS,
Wholesale GROCER, COMMISSION AND
RGRWARDIFG MERCHANT,
DEALER
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS &C.
Of Spring and College Str s.S
NASHVILLE, TESNEssER.
3D.
GROCERIES.
100 B-GS prime Rio Coffee;
SOU loo 4" Laguyra do;
so Java do;
800 boxes Virginia, Missouri and XIV. Tobacco
20 bags Pepper;
20 do Ginger;
20 do Spice;
IS bags s Almonds
200 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles
800 kegs Nails Brads and Spikes-assOrted;
200 boxes GlRssWhTe-GssOrted;
% coils Manila Rope;
200 bbls Rectifed Whisky;
80 Old Bourbon do;
so d" &OnOnghahala do;
so " Rye do
so A." american Brandy
IS N E. Rum
% Gin:
25 " Walkers Xxx Ale,
IS 4" Ray Bozs do;
so cases Matches;
Also 8 large Stock of fine Cigars Brsndies Wines &c
Just received and for sale BY 30. EDWARDS.
sD9 Il,
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~ d PAssARE.

~ ne steamship ARGO will AN from, vRvv vop~
IA I'm - 2lrH JUNE and b 5necosdsd 81 -
r1svia,Its - % passage s2ply % C.H. SAND.
--.-e-ll n south william - Ne- W.
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A. KERR s. CO.,

IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES, 8E8ANDIES, GC.
TUST received BY steamers Scotland and Cumberland
- large stock Of goods. Among which are:
500, 600 Cigars, fine brands
100 baskets Champagne Wine
5ObOXes hne PORT;
50 boxes fine sherry;
90 casks fine BrandleB;
IS boxes Calhoun Whisky;
10 boxes Sardines,
20 bbls fine old Bourbon Whisky
100 cases Brand, in bottles.
Also, fne assortment Of Fruits, CT8cnu Biscuits Nuts
ofa kinds. fne stock Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Ppss Of all kinds, and even thsng that is kept line
which III sell at the lowest price Tor cash.
An those owing will please call and pay, have
money, sBd further indulgence W cannot give.
mare6-G A. KERR d Co, 81 Cedar 81.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED
To be drawn In Baltimore, Id. SATURDAY JUNE q 1z-7
X. FRANCE O. CO., Managers.

45,-z1 Przesl amounting to.-..-....... 30. ......r
Us ir0Hif a9rige al % make az effort and 5tlf
Certificate % Packages Of 46 WHO'S eost.... IN
Do Do AalFe sla
10 Do 6 alar.El1, efrt
II FNO ticket which shall have irnuna
deu0minati m, can be entitled D. e .arr
WdoCs SD, Halves SIC Qaarsals a
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MEDICAL
JUST ARRIVED.


! 20 DOE BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 ERS just received by Express direct rOm the pro,
/ prist0rs. For sale st so cents per bottle
/ maya J. g. BROWN, AZ College street.
/ LNIsRING TACKLE.-A large stock selected BY
! L one Of the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and SnO0ds; also, Aberdeen, GFayeta-
sen and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
Of Lines Gable Laid silk and Sea Grass Spun Plated
Silk; MihBoW SCENES, y by Floats Of every variety
Resls Jointed k0ds, Clearing Kings, Fly Hocs &C, 80
10 short supply those who appreciate line Tackle
sh almost every thing they nay need Tor the successful
prosecution OF this useful calling
ie9 10 G. BROWN, 80 College g.
OOD-LTVER OILS Gro. genuine Uod-Liver OIL,
~ just received rom kUshion, Clark Cos, By
jes 10. q. BROWN, As College st.
7 EECFI Es.-I,0e5 Swedish Leeehes on hand and for
l. sale By 10. g. BROWN, AZ College st.
DURE MAEONGAHELA WHISKY.-5 bbls
Of the above just received OF prime quality sold to
jss 10. G. BROWN, 40 College st.
CTONE WARE.-2,5OO pieces Stone Ware, consist
- ing Of JaTs, Churns Jugs Milk Pans, Butter Crooks
&c. Of every size, just received.
je9 10. q. BROWN. 48 College at
DORTER AND SCOTCH AI,E.-Constantlyo
Il hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
10 20. g. BROWN. As OOIlogsst
DEARL STARCH,-25 boxes Of a very superior
i article Of Starch Just received BY
10, G. BROWN, As College St
81 ~
GOLD FOlL5
LARGE supply Of Gold Foilfrom the best Manufacturers
n just received and for sale 0y
nOvO STRETCH * PECK.
RICE POWDERS.
NEW and valuable preparation for the skin, Jest
N ceiVed and for sale by STRETCH q PECK.
PURE PORT VINE,
me cask Pure Port Wine, expressly for Medicinal Pur
~ poses, just received aud for sale By
nOvs STRETCH & PECK.
FINE TEAS.
WE have In store large Stock Of extra fine Teas consist
w ing Of ali the most faVOrite brands
declO STRETCH & PECK.
ARD OIL.-Best Winter Strain Lard oil just received
Land for sale bV STRETCH s. PECK
4 ANHON SEFTS.-A large supply Of ane Onion Sets L
" fog saIe by The barrel, bushel, or quart by
deel9 STRETCH & PECK.
y III ID SEED.-Consstng of Hemp, Canary and Rape
decI9 STRETCH d PECK.
= APS.-COnssing Honey Poncine Envy OF Snow |
- Cold Cream, Walnut Oil, Barber's Block, Palmyrsne
Brown Windsor, CASTLE, Ambrosal, Almond Tooth, and
Nash Balls, received and for sale BY
DOR CHAPPED HANDS, LIPS, &C,-Aman- !
dine and Cold Cream just received and for sale BY
decl9 STRETCH s. PECK,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist corner Of College and Uncu
streets
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NOEL g CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

AND DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE.
IS Hhds Prime 10 choice4O {" Fine BraHdies
Sugar, 60 IS American do
10 +" Clarified Sugar; 10 Malaga Wine;
10 Boxes Havana DO Is 90 Gin;
SO Bis and Half bis Molases;50 - Walkers Sup'F AIe3
20 Kegs Golden syrup; 50 Boxes Lemon Syrup;
ESQ Bags Rio Coffee: 50 Basket Champagne Wine :;
20 Java do 50 Boxes Champagne Cider;
IS LaEuyra do % Bis Almonds;
100 Bis Pixies Whisky; 50 PaCages superior Teas;
800 " Deans do $50 DOE. Painted Buckets;
40Q g Wiltshire do 40 8" Cedar do
100 Boxes Sup'T old Brandy; HammOcks;
SO Bis and Half Bis CheFryiGO Kits Mackerel;
Brandy; As Cases Cove Oysters;
10 " superior Port Wine; 60 " Pickles assorted;
IS 4" Smiths Reserve Wiszy,3OO Bags Shot;
30 " Pure Rye do t75 Kegs White Lead
30 q" MOnOngGhala do 800 BXs Glass Ware assorted :;
NOEL 4 CO..
juusl1-tE Corner College and Spring streets
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CORNFEs OF CEDAR AND OEEEEIEN SITS j.,
ONER LIE POST IELI.E.
NASHVILLE. TFNNESSEF.

NASHVILLE, IENINEo9 %,
L BEPS constantly hand improved assortment Of
n Billiard and Jenny Lind Tabcs, VITA Marble and Cherry
Tops, unsurpassed by any Establishment n ihe country
Goods warranted. Also Billiard Cloths Cues Cue Leaer
and all other Trimmings in tins line Mhoesaia and BE Ell
Repairing done satisfactorily short notice na5-lg
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10 DOE BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 ERS Just received BY Express direct frD the pro-
Dret0rs. For sale ct so cents per bottle
msy4 J 6. BROWN, AZ College street
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Fine Old WhisIkies.

WE have just received from Philadelphia, three barrels Of
w H. & 4. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky,
Three barrels Of xxx
Three do xxx
Two do Ky
One do
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1913. These whistles
pure and arc worth from 3I,50 four dollars gallon
For ale IN any quantity. HOLLISTER & CARTER,
anr73 q. Union street.
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DURE FRENCH HANDY for sale ey ,,v
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No % Beaver street, NJ r.
n 8 Circulars with nun pargcuars tsstir,,ul,i. -,
&C. g., viii be forwarded on appliealou as abog5
IuneG-ly. ia W.
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Ice! Ice!!

AGGI ace y
HE Subscribers are prepared furnish the citizens #
Nashville with Ice of the best quality, their Office on
Cherr Street. opposite the Post once. This ice put up
on Paradise Hill and equal any brought from the
Lakes. TmayIS-f W. I. BARRETT & BRO.
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DEsT black Imperial; Young dyson and GunPow der
Is Teas HOLLISTER g. CARI Err,
anrQ9 q Union sweet
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PLASTER PARIS,

TWENTY-FIVE BBLS best caloined and ground
i Plaster Paris at the lowest prices, by
n. " Ellis,
Sign NAN AND MORTAR, on Market street. opposite IN
ion street. AGShUiHe.
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ISHy your Goods NJ the view
EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,
'e 000F south IF g. L. T0H,ps0u's Dy-Ug Sf0re q
Igyry JyJ..fs

'''0 "VO| SOGUt ~ q. l.. IhUWpsOH's DyUy store a.
tara, NIjsois.
The goods buyers Of tls city and surrounding coun-
try viii find it to their interest 10 call AZ this establish.
ment and examine the goods and prices before purcias
ing elsewhere they will certainly save % to 80 cents
a dollar This stock Dust opened is entirely new
and fresh from large Clothing Mdnuaciory' NO "a
West Pratt Street Baltimore, and offers inducements IN
selections which older stocks Of shop-woru goods cannot
present THIS is undoubtedly the best general assort-
nent OF Ready Made Mems and Boys Clothing, and
Gentlereu's Furnishing Goods in La Sale County, and
coua to any IN the state, and of neshbors
when endured by strangers do not know that there is
new store in town. you will please lock for the sign OF
the times recently unfred to the breeze of popular IA
vor on which is plainly written, "EAsTRRs CLOTHING
IIorsE or WOLF, BERGMAN 4 Co."
New arrivals every week during the season.
Country Merchants requested give us call for
it win be to their interest, will sell at Eastern
wholesale prices. loc4l WOLF, BERGMAN 4 co
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Ottalua 9ree Ttaber
OTTAWA, MARCH q, 1857.

JOB WoRE.-Wc have added to our job
bling department machine press upon
which we can turn off all such work as
Blanks, Circulars, BIZ Heads, Posters, &c,
&C., at the rate Of three or four ordinary
hand presses, enabling Us to do this kind Of
work not only cheeper bat in better style
than common hand press work. We chal-
lange a conn arson Of our work, both as to
price and neatncss, with that of the les.
Chicago offices.
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The Ottawa independent Phrenolog,caI

Meets every Monday and Thursday evening Fishers
Hall, over the Bank Of Ottawa.
Subjects r'r next meeting:
Reading ~ selections.
L--.y-un the Organ Of Veaerat,ou, by Mr.. Stow.
Ad4rts--iLe causes OF juvenile mortality, by c. G.
Goodrich, u d.
Address-Tie qualifications necessary FOR a Phrenoo-
Discussion Of tile Organ Of Ph.!opgog,u,tiy.ness
Pablo de!Ee4;iuus.
III is free. prove all .hings," this included
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lIs return Of ,.fyl.i's. and The to,rnsi.5
- .,--l - &c., -,
out IL. ,,..l,, - ,-,.sr.f5nI.I to he savir.I
- ~ - " b.. ,.''.'1. ,l t,,- @
sJaH Ea.1 .s he'-rs II en,. a1r,,9.j
On he Scb,Ig.. s9fs1t to tie tie ord.r Of the
d,y,c,s-s If he --o-,r district. 10 be arrrj"d
Iy them .ba r.y,nant Of teachers in their
respective districts. The SAID trustees Of
schools shall also make such orders. no,
contrary TO law. for the collection Of funds .
due, as in tier discretion shall be most for
surlr has in his hands belou.iD, 70 any
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E'hrcuologicaI aud lhysioiogicaI Societv.

Meets in Nat'iag-rs Han or Monday evenings, a.
o'clock.
Subjects Tor next meeting:
Reading ,l4cicc selections
Essay-Ol Prejudice
AdGTess-Plrsuclocy and the FIJI of Man
Poole Examinations as usual.
Admtt4uce free.
Aprra;c cGss for the study Of Phrenolegy and Pysi.
oogy will be organized nj their hal next Thursday
evening. All de..rous OF informing themselves on the
above subjects cordially invited unite with the
class. free OF charge.
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For TIE LApIEs.-Ladies, aware that
you are anxious to see the styles Of dress
goods to be worn this spring and summer,
we take pleasure in saying that you can
have your curiosity fully satisfied by calling
at S. ". Cheever's. He has been receiving
this week beautiful assortment of ladies'
dress goods. To us they certainly looked
very pretty, besides we heard some ladies
that were examining at the time, speak Of
them in very admiring and loving manner.
"Iow pretty, Oh, isn't that handseme'
"tbat's beautiful &c. Such were the con-
slant calculations as each article was opened
before them. We did not enquire the prices
but are confident that Cheever intends to
sustain his reputation for selling at fair
rates.
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TOWN Tgent;nw.

NOTICE +. hereby given, that the annual Town Meet,
ing Of tac Town Of Ottawa, will be held at the Court
Eouse in Ottawa, on the first Tuesday Of April next to
transact such business may in pursuance Of law.
come before such meeting
marl4 JI-JII-s ,yrpy r.. ,-t..L
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Dyer's Healing Embrocation is perfect
pain. destroyer, and an invaluable remedy
for rheumatism, cuts, wounds, burns, and
pain of any kind, external or internal.
Sold in Ottawa by G. L. Thompson and
A. s Putnam
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Mr. IewLc.l,s Tcnluelnnce Lecture

We were one OF about 200 fortunate ones
that heard the temperance speech Of Mr..
Hewlett at the court house on Thursday
evening. II john Il. Cough (whom we have
never heard is more pleasing speaker than
MI H., it Will pay to 20 to Chicago to hear
him. It is tue, some sqUeam'sh persons viii
obiec, to bis ninicriss, aneedote, and fun
say they smack Of the stage, &c, but it IS all
nonsense. They arc but thc-salt and pepper
thrown in to season the most substantial and
hsalthful dish ofruanswcrable argument and
hard sense We have ever leatd on tie sub
jcct OF temperance.
We understand Mr. Hewlett proposes in
five or SIX weeks to return 70 Ottawa and
give us another talk when we hope lie
viii have an audience more TO our credit as
a city that boasts a large majority Of friends
Of temperance in its population.
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New YORK APPOINTMENTS. - Augustus
Schel has been appointed Collector of the
Port at New York; Isaac V. Fowler reap
pointed Postmaster; Z. b. Hart, Surveyor,
and Capt. Rynders, Marshall. The Hards
are represented as regarding the result a
triumph tor them.
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UrAu AND THE MoGWsxs.-Ac corjins to
the Washington correspondence Of tie New
York Macs, - the administration has deter
mined TO dispense with Brigham Young as
soon as lis commission expires. &r. Blu
chanan viii see if some other than 4 Mormon
canno. govern Utah. The organic law gave
to the governor and legislature the power to
fix the seat OF government. Brigham and his
saints, anticipating that some day he might
be suspended, fixed the seat of governor at
Fillmore City, miserable place, several
hundred miles from Salt Lake City, 50 that
his successor would be distant from the pop
ulaton, and thus enable him to exercise
control over it. "
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FIsnIyG.-In day or two, If the present
mild weather continues, all the Izaak Wal
tons among Us Will line the river banks in
pursuit Of the iany tribe. The fishing sea-
son comes fortunately when our Catholic and
Epscopa, friends, in fu'almeDt Of church
discipline, are on low diet, or excepting
lent" as j; is called, an arrangement which,
aside from its rel gious character, all might
adopt with benefit to their bodily health.
The change which the system undcrgoes in
the spring season Of the year requires at
least partial if not total abstinence from
meats, thus getting rid of the grossnsss OF
winter feeding, and preparing ones cor
porosity" for the warmer months OF summer
More fish and less meat Will be found good
thing at this season by all.
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CHICAGO MAGAZINE. The West as IL IS John
eager & Co. for the Chicago Mechanics
Institute. Published monthly. Large oc-
tavo. PIP. ice. So 90 a year in advance.
We are indebted TO the publishers for a
copy Of the rst-March--number Of this
Magazine. Artsr carefully examining its
neat and pleasant pages, We are quite pre-
pared to endorse the following, which IS said
of it by the Aurora Beacon:
If there ever was a work which had a
large and particular claim upon the undi-
vded support and encouragement of our
citizens, it is this Chicogo Magazine. Its
pages reflect the brightest scenes Of our
beautiful country, and the adornmsnts which
civilization and progress have added to them
10y artistic views; and its letter press chroni-
cles the history Of that civilization, the trials
and adventures Of its pineers, and embalms
the past in the memory and spirit of the
present. We are aware that this is high
eulogy-it may be thought by some an ex-
travagant puff; but it is our honest appre-
probation of the work, which, if carried out
as begun, we cannot recommend toe highly
to the patronage of our readers.
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Gov. Geary.-.Kansas, &c.

/ in reference to HIM, &c, assume aeoat this
shape When Gov. Geary's resignation was
/ first received, it was the full determination
/ Of the President to urge his return to the
responsible post he had so ably filed, and,
/ if necessary, TO grant him a carte blanche
for the future, in addition to endorsing his
pas: acts. But when his farewell address
appeared, accompanied with the semi official
/ article in the st. Louis Dcm0crGt, new line
Of policy became necessary. The Nd
dress" and the article in question, constru-
. ed together, placed Gov. .Geary in very
different attitude from that in which the ad-
dress alone would have left him.
! 1t is now pretty wei! settled that Coy.
! Gcary's successor will be the Hon Robert
j. Walker, Of Mississippi, gentleman with
whom President buchanan was associated
as member Of President Folks cabinet,
and with whose qualifications, stamina, and
worth as man the Presiden, may therefore
be presumed to be thoroughly acquainted.
! South of Mason and Dixou's Line, We are
quite sure not another man could be named
in whose ability, honesty, and rigid justice
+ and artiality the country viii have more
. unlimited confidence.
( The appointment will az least have this ad-
vantage over any other hitherto made Mr..
walker is 10; a second or third rate man
he j. one Of the ablest men il the country
iudispu;ably = first class statesman. We
confess, in any other case, We should much
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TOWN. OF EARLE.
TOWN or ADAMS.
IFEjtSsM

Bis su.herly 8 : % g
HAitmore's -fG3ition 70
Whitfield.
Daniel O'CoureL 6 3 Il g
nhitmgrs'S addition 10. .
10 Whitfield.
a Viiim0re 8 % IS
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E.c4aAavA.--W4.ae- At last accounts,
was sti.. At R.vas, pretty closely b-seis.! ly
lie Costa B.caas. TIE LATER have their
l,sd quarters - st. Georges, where Walker
las in turn v-a,ure5 several times t. attack
them. Col. LoeAlri1-a vas despatched jy
Walker with az expedition to rous. the
Costa Ricans cut Of Castillo, bat the oxse-
d,.oa failed, i Is alleged, On account Of the
cow.rdice Of Co Titus, late Of Kansas
Col. 7. led IL, attack, out wi.vn IN the vi-i
nifty Of the enemy, held s pa,]ey, AID al
lowed messenge. to pass to Cen Aoss,
who sent Il sufficient force to tho bescired to
r,pyl Col Lochbriise's comlaandA Titus
was cash;crcd for cowarlice, upon whkh, in
company with others, Ae went down the
river in tie steamer Rescue to GreytoN0,
where the boat was seized by an Eng'.s,
officer, who offered protection to any one
who wished to leave Walkers service. Titus
used insulting language to the English Off
Ger and was seized and carried on board the
English f.igato Cossack, but was subse-
querty released. Il is now SAID lie has
Joined the Costa Ricans.
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TOME LOIS.

SALISBC ~.
Nind,oG addition to Peru.
In trhoss Name value Tar
dssesSed. lot BIZ 2cts cts
Smyrna times., 1857-06-17

did equipagcs and pays the rent of the best pew
1t buys silks and jewelry for my lady--it COM
mands the respect of gaPing crowdsand iusures
obsequious attention. 1t enables us TO be charl'
table, TO send Bibles to the heathen,and relieve
domestic indulgence tgilds the ragged scenes
of life and spreads over the rugged path OF ex-
istence velvet carpet soft to our tread; the
rude scenes of turmoil are eneased in gilt
frame. 1t bids care vanish, soothes the anguish
Of the bed of sickness, stops at short of nothing
save the grim destroyer, whose relentless hand
spares none, but levels all mortal distinction,
and teaches poor, weak humanity that it is but
dust. Thus wealth pauses on the brink of eter-
nifty; the beggar and the millionaire rest side
by side beneath the sod, to rise in equality to
answer'the final summons.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-17

Local PAPERS AND CHILDREN.-We always
like to have the most reliable evidence in cs.
tablishing any important point, and we believe
we have it in the case we are about to rive
Much weight may be attached to the reputa.
tion and qualifications Of this witness in testi-
flying to the salutary influence of ncwspa per
on the minds of family ofcbildren, with whom
he has much TO do. We see it stated that a
school teacher writes to the editor of the Or
densburg Sentinel, the following observations
derived from his experience as teacher:
al have found it to be the universal fact,
without exception, that those scholars, of both
sexes and all ages, who have had access to
newspapers at home when compared with those
who have not, are--Better readers, exceling
in pronunciation, and consequently read more
understandingly. 2. They are better spoilers,
and define words NTH ease and accuracy. 3.
They obtain practical knowledge of geogra.
ply in almost half the time it requires Others
as the newspaper has made them familiar with
the location of most important places, nations
their government and doings on the globe. A.
They are better grama rians; for, having be.
come so familiar with every variety in the
newspaper, from the common place advertise
ment to the finished and classical Grafton of tn,
statesman. they more readily comprehend tn,
meaning of the text, and consequently analyz,
Its construction with accuracy"