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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

Nix DOUGLAS "TAKES Is (BY HTNsELF) AND
DoSE FOk-"-The Cincinnati Commercial is Of
the opinion (snd its opinions are generally worth
looking into) that Senator Douglas has about
had his day, and that henceiorWard he may be
IeckOned as warming star in the political
heavens. The reason given by the Commercial
for It's belief is the crooked, halting. weak
kneed course of the Senator since his speech on
the Kansas question. Having said enough
against the administration to conciliate las he
supposedly the opposition to his reelection for
Illinois, he-seeks to make up with the President
By taking an ultra stand on the Nicaragua ques-
tion. Says the Commercial in speaking of this
It is easy enough to see Why AR Douglas took
the position that he did IN regard to the NicaFa-
qua affair, and why he made himself conspIcu-
Gus upon IL The motive was not matter Of
principle, but of tactics His course was not
dictated by wisdom, hut by cunning. By dis
tinguiShing himself in opposition to the PreSi-
dent he hoped 20 reinstate himself IN the party.
By complying with the South in one point he
hoped to get forgiveness for dissenting :. 18th It
in another He was mistaken. He has lost the
respect Of the North, and gained nothing but
contempt in the South. By diminutiono Of his
moral power, his h0ld upon the Administration
Is less than il vas before; while he has given It
additional cause Of dislike. In short, he has
done what we feared he would do at the begin
ming Of the session; though IN a different man
ner. He has trimmed, truekled, compromised
NOT upon one question, bat upon two For
eetful Of principle, be has attempted the hazard
dous trick of sealing party balances. by array
ing one sun against another, and has failed. Il
could hardly have been otherwise; and yet il is
sorToEfdl n Ihink 50. His last movement viii
have tendency 70 settle the question OF ms re-
election to the Senate against him; in which
case. It viii not need very extended prophet
ical second sight to see the end Of his political
career.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

BALDxEss cUrED.-For real worth, Woods
Hair Restorative is undoubtedly the best prep
aration now in use, for restoring hair on bald
heads, changing gray hair to its original color.
and As cosmetic or cure for pimpIes, it is fast
taking the place Of other preparations. No tot
les nowadays is complete without it
CAuTION.-BeWare Of WORTHLESS limitations
Is several are already in the market, called bv
different names. Use none unless the words
GProfessor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot St
Louis, No., and New York;, are blown IN the
bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Ned
icine dealers, also by al Fancy aud Toilet Cfoods
dealers in The United States and Canada.
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Trusteess Sale

II V.Etle % Dssd q Trust fr6ua W H Iu,,.ll yTr,
- =; 80 - bearing date JiIy a. 1851
y tssSra = ohto County % Deed Beck - paEs 81
tI = gEHloE eiE4ss VoaEs ilelaiinE Les nm
t1e original plat q North WhaeI1G - - - ~
p ne SAD Eofks bsnR "a cs1'Tts -
pots vel seasoned, and an de me-
80 = l9e % oelonging % said EofEE Ftr lSis
'-ele tellls- Possession EfFrn INV IESs
49, Apply @ Z :. 1Tda
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PErTIcoATs AND COLLAKs.-The Boston Trav-
eler says: The new style of petticoat of scar
let flannel, with narrow stripes of red and black,
has reached this city a few days since many
of the promenaders on Washington street OBJ
served lady passing gaily along, holding her
dress high enough to partially display one
of the aforementioned skirts, which attracted
general attention. We copy the following from
recent letter from Philadelphia:
To gust of wind which swept down Chestnut
street yesterday afternoon, we are indebted for
the discovery ola new freak of fashion. The
red WOODEN peticOatS recently introduced by Vic
tOria have already found their way into this city
and will most likely become the rage during the
season. From momentSry glimpse of the ar
ticle, we suppose them tn be made Of some fine
material ike Salisbury flannel, though, possibly,
they may be cashmere. Around the bottom
run broad stripes in bright colors, giving de
cldedly picturesque appearances to the ladies' as
they gracefully step over the CUTTERS The new
skirt is worn Immediately next to the dress
The ladies viii, therefore dispense with the
white ones. and those gothic eontinuations
which have, Of late, been 50 highiyFin vogue
The collars now worn by the young gentlemen
are decidedly unique They are shaped like
small section OF stOVepipe, aud eneircle the neck
IN such manner as 10 have earned for them
the above title. We observe also that the peg
top style ofpants Is being revived The peculi-
arity OF these garments Is, they give TO the Meth
er limbs the shape Of early hll carrots-veFy
small At the bottom, but remarkably dubious
about the top The fashions are growing slight
y ridiculous and should be attended to.
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NO. HI MAIN STREET.

THAT popuIar Beck CITY Of he Great King by
nl cay; Mustang Grsy-tEaa JerEe Cnens' Iast BOok
Husband wife, YobOY % BtS1s CIzstrated) Lazy
HOVards Jo1EnaE Boat and Tent LIE, bg PEe (lnst ad-
Rrsnds5 Al Of Capt NAME Reds WoEss Al9e1 NJ Htd-
den PATH, and Nos SIDE M popular works Of Marion
Ha1fand the RIehmoDd Au:koress-toEefheF viii
thinR Ia the staEonarT Ene b AK Ana Soo Books. 4e
snrfnE sfoeE- fan29
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

A SAITPEIRE SPEcULAIIoz. There has, been
stored in the o. S. Warehouses, at this port.
for year or two past, q large lot Of saltpetre.
for which the owner sometime since rf1ssd A
offer OF about sixteen cents per pound. holding
out for 40 additional cent At the present time
the market price Is not much over SIX cents uer
pound, the original cost being aboat ten ar
eleven cents 6stoa Journal s7tI
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NOTICE

~ Anea Alelilg 81 de sioeEh6llsfl rftrs fre,.-f
lol1p1rT, ne el1iee ~ IfsSi1sTf
1seii ~ u tEasss.etion e sael cher sasnsli
= s1s t=ieEe then. yin be HID Il Gle &C.
q HleeltnRs Va, II oaeloeE A II -
e - ! ls1DA4s ketflary lOtk, 1ssS. = - =
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DISSOLUTTOM

= leseteflre eElsflng Between TIE tn
= ~ n ne plEtneruhlP hlsIle1s yin
.s q D Cushing eloSe n no - iiIII1
- = se ne nalls q The eEnl for III
sssizss. s ~ = NJ P 2. S g osbss;
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Tri1afeeIe Eola


IlY virtue Of ed Of Trust executed By Rehrad
ID Knowles. dated RsbEusry IT, lSf9. recorded
CleTs o@ee % the CoGntg Cs1Ft Ohio eaanty. Va
Desd Roof 81 a psFe9o I o for s.ls AZ pahIIe
ttons ~ ~ he OolF1 House sai county
nOldag, March Ia, ISs3, ~ u oclaek n certain
peee or parel Of rOad adjoining tie addition Sol1h
Wheens tad out By Moses " CapiIus ana Others, and
approved and eOahrmed ~ John El (the plat % Weh
addtou = q SeenTd In he Clerks once q SaId eoFt
Deed Booe - pase 45el boIn1ed sooBE
e tie = Z eerler q First ard Mercer streets
y said addtt0ls tenee 8. I0f de FeetS tEnee
lg deg z luo feti thence X T5 deg feet paral-
Iel - said 1S1f des 1oJ fest paral
si - t. aid seeold eOurss % the beginning ConEan
a9 9s = p = more OF lea
iaazs-Ia - - = = 20 10.
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or SHEETFF

:! - s - -: = 90 - 80 -.-....,
Saa- lSasI S1HT Z zczz a, Sc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

Tar Philadelphians are building new yachts,
remodeling Others, and making extensive prepa-
rations for the coming yacht season
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

Mr.. DAVIS WILL SOT SPEAK---Tbe following
paragraph from the Baltimore Patriot, the or
gan Of NJ Henry Winter Davis, indicates that
the honorable gentleman declines addressing the
students Of the Virginia University
Tits very evident that Mr. Davis win not
tronhls the students under such Circumstances,
with an address, nor thank them much for an in
yitatiOn so fruitful in modification"
Speaking of Davis, reminds Us of an article
in yesterdays Times. in which the Times de-
mics, or rather apologies for Davis supposed
connection with Banks election as Speaker of
the last Congress. We were sorry to see this,
as it certainly detracted from the strength of the
strictuerz Suppose Mr. Davis had voted out
right for Banks, instead of Fuller, (Which, after
ALL tcds an indirect vote for Banks, as Fuller
voted for Pennington, and Pennington for Banks,)
what has his vote to do with his capacity to de-
liver literary addressi WIN. GILMORE Simms,
(the literary disuuionist of South CaroIina) was
invited north, and came north TO deliver 1ec-
lures, and was respectfully heard-even when
he chossIo lug in politics into his lectures
Why is 1t, then, that those poor soft souls who
control our University, refuse to let Maryland
representative speak TO their students, in quiet
literary way, but insult him by throwing
their own invitation back in his face. 1t is great
pity that we couldn't commissions some latter
day Cromwell, who would go over there to
Observation-Disclosures the seats OF such Sir
Harry yaues, and pro-rogue the studies of their
young dotards, then carry the keys of the Uni
versity in his brooches pocket until a set of
comPetents could be procured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

SUsAs DEsIN, an actress and e0whidress OF
zone note playing At Buffalo in the theatre.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

Miraculous ANSWER 70 Pk4fEs--The WIZ
kes County (Ga.) Republican,, ofthe 9th inst,
relates the following:
Benajah Prather, an orderly member of the
Baptist Church of Christ, at Rehoboth, about
eight years ago, was taken sick, and although
very sick, yet there was nothing extraordinary
in his case, nor convalescence; but before he
got entirely well he was deprived of speech en-
tirely, notwithstanding his mental and corporal
functions were vouchsafed to him in their usual
perfection; nor has he uttered word since I'M
til Monday night last, about u O'Clock, while
reposing on his bed. meditating upon the good
ness Of his God in 50 long sparing his life, and
dePlorinG his sad condition; praying feFvently
for deliverance from it, when, all of sudden as
from an electric shock, he was entirely restor-
ed, and could converse as fuentIy as ever in his
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For Rsnk

THE shres stl,y 5rszE IIu.. - :. Z. ,,-,--.,,,
y ksf 49, Gula1 Hzsuzl- lud - -
- l1s..Hey e 49, --alll-i &s-zr.--
- > by e1ao-t8 lElls- tlE-1E II - 5szs An.
oeen tfaczEAesel lleE-4u 49,
laFgest r-tlaA hs1eaa - Ezia stF 2 Enrt n : !!
oziS RI - - Nal ~ -
st11d - slIlaltE sIs=Ibi= iIE any 81
AIsos - tu0 sslrJ ~ ing harz Eainn -. -
u Tx oergRSERy % ne Sanity 81 NJ Esas
Ne hose = NzIz 4afInef lllf sui-irIs q
Utfh - seaFae1s - marEs< and sErfn=1 ---f-.-
very oesirahle reHHdel=e- Ra-9ess.z Ii H1-s
jan9ls3g 1gBIyU "a P1TFOV
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REMOVAL!

TX VIZ v NJ
TNOANE = ADAMS have removed troE the corner OF
IL Main and Quincy The large USTehSGle Ia f1
tons Row, No. 50 Main fsS dOors fFo0 he corner
Of Quiney 81 tanS595
NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS
"A RI G. ORR5S
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Gas Is NV Yozk--They are having as
mach, if not more trouble in New York, with
one of their Gas Companies, than we had here
The New York Times IS down upon certain
customs and privileges obtaining IN the Gas bu-
siuess- 1t goes on to say:
a charter conEers upon Gas Company spe-
eial and practically exclusive priviIeges-and
the public, which grants the charter, has .
right to insist that its powers shall not be abus
ed The exclusive right of selling particular
article which everybody must have, is one Of
immense value, and IS liable to constant and
very gross abuse 4 Gas Company IS bound to
furnish good article in convenient form, and
1t has a right to such price for it As shall at
ford fair, bat not an unreasonable profit
Whether the Gas Companies of tbs city per-
form these duties without exceeding their rights
we have not the means Of judging. But in this
very ignorance of the public at large they have
the means of imposing upon them an inferior
article or charging for it at an exhorbitant
price.
The meter may be as accurate measure of
the gas consumed as our correspondent says it
is But certainly the Company has no right to
charge the consumer monthly rent for the me
ter which measures the article furnished This
Is an innovation upon all commercial usage
The milkman might as well charge eTnt for his
quart cup, the draper for his yard-stick, and
the grocer for his scales
1t strikes US that that last clause about the
meter rents is, as the lawyers say, well Put
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

John Anderson, ny 10, John,
We've fonnd the r1oahtSfn's ht.
Add whether We Gle lover, John,
Or up, ] know not ytt;
BGt WhGIhGT with the just, John,
or Hith the dOomei below,
Ge hGe wife 70 g0e Wye
John Andersen, my 10"
John Anderson, my 10, John,
We shau not sleep forever;
Our God will call as up, John,
And re viii rise the either,
And to our Fathers house, John,
We joyfully viii co.
And there, forever, We VII live,
John Anderson, my 10.
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joins ANDERSON NY Jo.-Additions to John
Anderson my 10 seem to be as much the rage
just now as parOdies on Emerson's Brahma.-
Here are two more
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MAY ELECTION.


esIIft o.
- --f = /. eEls g. e s -: =
g~sg ~ 40 OK ~
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-. eoes1.s-R.sss. ess,.
= 80 AlsEzaa- 1<ssI 4GEL IsTffyS a
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FOE SuEEuER.

80 cr1=z115--ss eae r-rz-1- sulE-r--su.
- GsllE .Ezf - Z - : -
80 e sl-F-t BE 0ht1 a-r[. 5LI-iI,r -
. a1-1lrs- ~ duties q 49, - - -
=. d 49,
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AYERS cATHARTIc PILLSI
Pill s. THAT Az e PILLS!

PROF. HAYES State Ghetst, % Massachusetts,, says
thsy PILIs AID aun<4sd ths EhO
H }. 6ardeneT, Gov. Of AassS E1oFy Wasaolra. x
NGaEs Simeon BrsEu Llsaf Gov q N8ss z -
Catholic Bshhp BOse1ns Prof John Terry. q tie Cd
Iee RhYzans and ElEeons, NgE ToEk Ctty Dr.. C. r
Jscksoa, Geolslst 6 =. -hlie LAzds q de Y 3
mEl IllAE = Z = - IN Gs4
Anl1 TIE tttg Pm has cured Uith astonishing rap
CilIFgsls5I EIIois C1plaints, Rhes1afisu, DFUply,
fEgul SOaI slOuseh. .Ia1sea,
tIlf
tt.fsfro Les - Appetite, al EIeEF0ls End
Bcr0fula Kns xvii TeY atso b. parity ing tie btOOd
Gn5 stimulating The Sgstsl, eure llaay Co1pl1tets Ih
Partial HlnIneGl GeuFalgia and EeTVolg
Fanzesnts Of tie Liver ana Kings, Go1S and 0tE kin
OhstFusSns Of s faneons. fhy the best ParE1tTe
Nedeine eva deoTsred and yea III b1f need 70 ete1
PseDareS 81 DR. J. G AfER, LoveH, Ms aaA sola ,
gTeET respectable DrugEtst in NsE ElsAEd. ian2s
CODA ASH.-I0 easks iast received ansI tor sAIe b
y jIu75 thus G. 4eAHkk-
GERNAN CLAY-5 Toas fsr sale b
j.Ss9 frs'-''' '.'s 9 q c MeArEE.
IRON EAEE Of "BlFk BT0sns I.aEe. 20 soE 1aIe b
ta-zI-Im THOs- NeAFEg-
Trustees Sale.
TlY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Richard KuOIles
ID Rairiek Me4r!nahan, RsbsEt Canhsrn AID Anteiae
Clerks once Of Ohio eo1bY Curt 81. Pas
@ Si oSsr for sale at pHbe slti9a ~ TIE fr1nt door
ies5 e ~ osioek "a part Of the property e9nyeye4
20 sait deed l q ts described thereiu SBeEn
-otls pom. n - e.aststo me Of -eresF .@rSt
z Lee the S1tSt corner az Los No. rs
On Eo stres IN sOlth WheeInas theDee 8 "a deg z leo
thence N70 deg ". 100 feet 70 q paint; tlee n I9J[ eg
z 100 feet 70 te benIag. OJHtaIaIng ahout IDoes
Terms % sale, eash. b Il EORR,
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- ll--I-lIss 1a .. .--FI,..,
- 1satL = ohl9 snIErF zE .I- - - -
LET'S Bs9 4IDRzT 1r, ~;
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For Reur

CETERAL 5esfrahEe Dv-IIass sa Tde=lEa= Ez-,s -.
~ are utraaa1riY situated as--- 3auz
t1E oeAHEtt1l Vt<s ~ E1e c1rE. r-- slr 80
niles heaog thE eisF-a $50 lgzsE 1E s-n-n n 49,.
the door- 6ood EEF1ea plasI Esvsu va sz-7 -.
deSired- Teas RFAs1ushle- LzitaIrs -
jAnl6 EEaH7 Z E741W.s
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DENTISTRX-

DENTISTRY
VIE GDdsFsy1e p1ste ssassssy
have aaS7eiated tsemlelTes esEeth=F FOR Frlls
81 DeutlFy. Teir Gee LEf lIar=a
E0nroe lnd Uni0u Sal SHIRE th-T vi be AaFBT
DenetsG-
TnEy SSH st1delts and fer ITeraI yearu ass
ana % the Late Dr. HRIhea, an4 IL pIr-T As
beeo eepstlHty ele In the practice for htz=t - tss
last rleTea years, during Wiki t3e Ne has aesl=
Ted Uith % the l~anE D=afists In atos: A.
cite Of the Ugitsd states, hsd has fsasHars~4 -
Ittb their peeuIarifiss IN oP<EztlH< M tr
fore fel enuadrug Of beiaz bte give
70 al Who nay faToT thera viii tleIT paerszaEs-
ABR ROREETSOy, Z >
VIE lag, Nov-1s. 1ss5. JANIS ORE
n B-Nessrs z 4 o. take Tl.asuTe in rgferr-E,syP
mission % tn E1iIsHfnE EeaGen=s=
Il r Wed, D. D. HaG Gee " Fhous7soa. Hs h Al
CALDWELL Norm Selaoa. lll-. p u Es9. E~- p-l--
FFia8elI. DF. ". J. BHsel, D.. = H. C1a1t1s, D
HiIdrerh. Dr. Toll fal1f = .JsAa 80
Es4-, NecIAIlens- KRox 1 Ca Narsh rAylsF s7gD
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To Let
: '--l'' I NEW FIRM.


BAS- BAls1LEIl = NA4-tl-4- 18th, 10
f5s 9lAFkstStrees,eP opposite asaza=-sz Eall TAss.
Dr. WIneh=ii beinE eoapeHsdbT n E.sssly a.rsas.,
bGsneEs, 20 add 90 His facfres fSE sz1 49, saks
peaEgFein informing his fF{enEs a= lg1c
foTEed busfness eonneef511 BiLh X : lFz-ss = D.
S1O has had lfGeen faz b-s
tai profeaaiSn.
On B. & " are PREPARED % perssrn even sse-ars..
SurEieaI and l1echsneaI DelEIfry-areE
pEse<iee All the latest iuFogeeues Of bzaI
guarantee shat for beauiy dlFAhEIsg AL lEs4I E-T
Ehslr 4Tttaetal Teeth shall a1g - ss-F-lasst-
Persona Who have deuied theDseIVes Ehe li1ssTs A.
eoE1fort 81 AgGGeLal Te Gh fo1I Ge reaF
ing GKPerteoeed dlrilR he ueceasEy eI--Hr
ton % the old teeth and tlGoFe4 lE
prOerg8y eutIFelY mike ch1EuloEn Ezr- 49, L-cI-
Die IN eases azl kylEsss - ~ tes.s I.s
nov exfTaefed wheel pain-
Any infoEnarISn orarEie. aJsTtaluin= q tze1z p7t
sion theJ VII Be pleased u give EF1ris-
EIelSe eau and eEa1tne speEiela 81 Atrial Ten
"00ee oPsu A. AL ha1rs- s7N
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PROCLAMATION.
VIZ her-br euuuand WIDE Broker % ne city o.
w WheeEnF. asst ~ te dstEihafion
Valtfnes grades, thts date - the l4th inst.
Do - receive AZ
Beys ms proe1natien = neeesay as Z =
eTienE from past eeEEnes unsepulols pef8aES e.
o spE-os q tie Eeline % deceive
tbsE who have tendeF sEntiuents eEprrss each
oSleT s-h Irons Gl uIse And esseT AZ sue sPuFi
S7s EtsT<s a. tey eannoG FEed en-, and utterly
EorthEzsE ne following scale Of ne reliable
sails attending presentson % these tender ePsties-
8ISle0 FaIeotiess sare ue4dtng foFthsllA-
1880 Sane Fes1lt, say years.
- . = years
$50 Nost FkeIy-peFhaps not
D0abS9ai-Ieads % pleasant aeIl8iatanee
EItrsa.iy soubssar-stn some hope
10 No ~
Snsah potlioa
C.i Son. Is soss aF.s purchased prOqaese Of the
Evsa ai1ssT NJ han. aa sealtA.s arssday osHshuaEy.
i' ssSa = 'n= e.'y = s- -cUPIDr esD 81 LarE.
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For Rent

ETNHE IaFEe tAree stsFy RE1sk sssllz 1,z- - -.
Il BTttgeu In the Fissh EAr1- zzE sarf y 49,
Ballard, - boarding Aoase- RllslGa ga 4 ssIr
day q APg1 nett
Also, TIE rsou Il ths su1fas .as se-s-.
As = She store b JahE EAzz4z- A7piE
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To Let

ONE large rooE, "a starry ea-ze- a N1sn nd e-,s,
" S., VIII hiEh esiiinE, ssil l.eE AL sz=l Az;
one fronting Quincy street.. = - g as Rasszaaz I
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VISIT THE SCHOOLS.

Mr.. keller: Believing you to take an
interest in tho welfare and prosperity of tho
Schools in Fremont; and that you also de-
sire teachers to have the hearty cooperation
of tho parents in all the efforts made by
them to advance the pupils under their
charge, by encouraging visitation of tho
Schools, on the part of the parents, and
guardians of our town, l send tho following,
asking for it place in your columns.
You could not do better thing than
visit the schools in our town. "Perhaps
your boy has the idea that you caro- scarcely
more than figs value about his progress
there; your girl thinks you are too busy
about more important matter than to worry
about her rotations. Grammar is dry as
dust to them; Geography is tedious
Arithmetic is bore; Reading is horid /;
Writing is their especial abomination.-
You talk of Stocks and Senatorships, of
the war and free trade. The young ones
begin to think their studies very small mat
ters in comparison with yours.
But visit your school to-day. Hear a
lesson or two recited. Learn from their
teacher what their standing is, in what they
oftenost fail, in what they excel. See who
sits next them in the school room. See
how they compare in personal appearance
whether they look happy and at home.
If acquainted with their habits you cannot
possibly avoid talking of them. Making
their matters subjects of home conversation
will certainly stimulate them to better ef-
forts-make better scholars Of thom. By
all means then visit your schools. Go
alone if no ono will go with you. You will
always be welcomed by the teacher"
A PARENT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16
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