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LEROY c. MORRIS,

(pEIvATE SECRETARY TO THE GovERSoR)
GENER NJ COL EtTING AGENT
~ BAToS RorGE. la, respectfully offers his ser
vices in the apove capacity. All orders entrusted
If whatever nature. will lie promptly and faithfnlly
,tteudcd to, and ut reasonable rate of compens;-
tion.
He will also attend to the entering of lands
with the requisite data as tn locality. nun er Of
/ .wnsliii range, etc: also, to the redemption oi
ind> sold, or forfeited to the State, for nonpay-
nent of taxes.
REFEREScEs: .
BATON TorGE, LA--Gov. Robert c. Wickliffe, and
Hon. A. s. Heron.
lggRvIL,g PaRlsn-Ex Gov P. O. Febert
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NJ. Grivot, Gen. John l..
Lewis, Hon. A. .. Ogden, Gen. Jnn. Armstrong.
cAaHoLLToN-W. I. Sect. Esq. &
y NArCHlTuoHEs-Dr. j. W. Butler.
LAKE PKa lDsNcE-T I. B. r. Hatch, Esq.
May II, 1s59.--tiin.
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NOTICE. The undersigned offer for sale
~ their entire stock Of Carriage Material, like
wise to rent their old and we'll established Shop, on
reasonable terms. GIBBS q LARK. 7
Opelousas, january s, 1859.
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.fNARVERS NJ PROV h ID PAiEAI
" COTTON GINS, of different sizes, fol sale by
DEBAILLON IL CARRiERE. Washington. La.
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i, st. Landry. June 4, 1853.
QELIsCHENE SPRINGS rhis de-

tlSitiitl SuiIliiltF IteSuIt, siLu- y
Eatcd in the Paris, Of st. Landry.in M -
beautiful rolling Pine woods coun- III dkTl18
/ try, distant about thirty-six miles aEl@s@
from Opelpasas, will be opened on the lst ol June
next for the reception of visitnis
This establishment has been thoroughly repaired
and painted. and many important improvement,
made since last season "A large Stable and two ne,s
Baths and Bttt-heuses have been erected TheSe
Baths will greatly promote the comfort Of visitors
y they blilt to Re absolutely free from rain
water inln,l ,tions as heretofore. s
The mineral ,aties of the waters of these
Springs aud the inai,y wonderful cures they have
performed, are 50 well knownt that they only require
passing notice. This Summer resort will leave
nothing tn de sire this -easoll as the proprietor will
spare no pains or ex xease to render it al agreeable
and attractive as possible. He has engaged an ex-
celent Cohh a good Steward and polite and atten.
tive Servants. liehls also engaged two Musicians
| for the entire seisnu: and besides, al the Deer
ahound' in the surrounding .rintry. he has pro-
cured pack If hounds or the pleasure of sports.
men. He has al,o built several boats for fishing in
the Lake. which is situated aboutsf,nr miles from
the Springs, where the Trout, Perch and many
other line fish, are caught in abundance. He will
Also open Billiard Saloon and Cpffee-house, and
Keep the very best Liquors and Wines.
Board and I.od ,ing, per month .s35 90
90. do week 10 %
90. db. dly.......... 30
Taking care OF horses, per day ............
Feeding horses. ................... 50
Persons visiting Bell-Chcney may have their let
sers and papers directed Bayou Chicot. and they
viii be delivered Mt the Springs three times week.
Mdy7, ls53.-4m. E. PATIN. z
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u NivES. KNIyES!.-A new assortment Of
N Genuine Rodgers and Wosten1olhs Fen ard
'''' '>'' 7 LEoScE nEBnaRp.
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4 ftDNVENT OFairi4EIAl A CGI.ATE
~ CONCEPTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ladies
Of tinly Cross respectfully announce t9 the public
t'i' tht C,sscs will bic resumed In their Institution
On the 1ota Of Qethisrr. si IN sat ssii st8fRsN
bsif5 t9s{. tTteher 2. 1S57. s$ gas3t .tssss,
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pE cOr0N.-lo0 <acs graf.
" ues de cotton du Petit Collie, a vendre par
AZ DERAILI.ON & EARRiERE.
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T'nEODpSES ROBIN, Attorneya at Law
u will panctiaily attend to all bsitiesi eiltr..te
to his carein the aree It'll and Fiitcesth Judicial
Districts. Oi.ice at Opeo,isas. ~ aE
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A LBEitT DEJFAN, Counsellor and Al
: \ torney at Law. Opelonsas, will attend te an,
business in his line in ST. Landry and the adjoinihr
Parishes. q s rs
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~. ". ROGERS. 4ollectors of Accounts,
" .setc., respectfully offers his services to the
public such. Orders left at j PDseys Drag Store
will he PROMPTLY attendedtn. March a.. M
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SALES AT AUCTION.

.ncCEsSION SALE.-Esate Of Antoine
Mant ..;rte IF an order of the Hon. District Court
by Pa for the Parish of st. Landry directed to the
ssnsd ad"strisGpP m prs paissnse ssss s ON sou ~
Thursday, June 80, 1859,
!. following property. belonging to the aforesaid
state, TO wit: .eD.-
One negro man slave, named BAP- i|;i
TISTE; iS,s l,.a
~ dwelling house; c..,.
M.saw..-One year's credit from the day Of sale.
;rsSasers furnishing approved personal securityin
.do to the satisfaction of the administrator. The
mmoveable property remaining ain spesa'y mort mort
assuanrt,oiiy maid to bear interest at the rate of
N, nor rent Der annum from maturity until paid
srs GneIotsas, lou st. Landry. June 4. 1853.
Y.VALADE, Administrator.
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LIVERY STABLE.
" Kent hy SARCIssE AONEs

o Ho>tler. .:s.!fss-
Offers superior inducements to As.sgssae
~. travellers and persons wishing to 49, -
hlre horses aud c.lrriages. &
The proyeral Iii id less, skill and attention which
Narc,sse'' be't,wS npnn H ,rSes entrusted toghis
care Is an imp, consideration, apart from the
mere f.ct Of liberal supply IF the hest prsvender
Corn, Oats Bran. Hay and Fodder af first quality
constlntly on hlnd to meet the various wants o
customers. JOHN POSEY.
opelna<as, Nav. G, 1858. Proprietor
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CHAUX-400 barils Thomaston, en- bon
~ ordre. q yehdre par
pERAJLLON y rARRIERE, Washington
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NOTICE. The Undersigned has jnStarriyed

NOYCE.-Fh The undersigned has jus! t!arrived
~ from NewDrlcans with a large and ~ /.
III ice assortment Of Jewelry, consisting GlAA.
principally of Ladies' Cameo Sets. Breast e,iss1h
Pins Bracelets LprketS. Ear-Rings, and in short
every article Of the richest Jewelry,a well the
inest assortment of Gold and Silver Watches. for
eived fr.,m one OF the largest commercial h,lise-
ii NcwIork, and which he will sell ut moderate
,rices for cash.
I1e takes this opportunity tn announce tn hi
friends and the publ: in general that he has Sc
rrred the services Of an experienced and skifn
Matchmaker WIN will be constantly in attend nce.
F. DEI.ARtIE.
Corner Main and Bellevue streets.
Opelonsas February 5. 1859. .l,sl
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EDUCATION.

--
QT. MAisY'S HALL. WAsufsoro1 II,
NJ LASpRY.-The exercises Of this Schotl WIN b
resumed Monday Oct 18th. ls,s. under the continued
supervision of Mrs whitney. Principal, assisted ~
Alrs. Edmpmt9n. late Of New0rleans.
The experience pf Mr.- Casa tearber, together
with her recommendations from the Hon. y. ~
king-and, hx Mayor Of tie City Of also frczl
Pro. e,sor Samlel II. Diek.cn, Charleston 3. c.,
fully justife. ns in, saying her qualifications fcr
mparting Information are 81 the highest order.
The Scholastic year il divided into two sessions,
twenty weeks each. sss 5 s
{ Board aud Tuition ID the Erglish .caurre \ ~
eindins MatsicHiation and Contingent Feesspx
session. - =
Music Plane, Guitar. u Harp. per month. -
Nj Vocal Music s..i.E..... ~
n Use Of INSTR ments, each u. eQ
Use of Sheet Music and Diagrams. - 20
The French. Spanish and italian Languages afa
spoken stia,enty in the Institufen, and wflls6e
taught with the Fine Arts at the usual rates.
The Hall aside from Board, furnishes Bed-steads
Washing, lahts and toilet appendages, are =
separate charge. ~ sst ssa1
$ The nnifnrin consists Of School Gipsey, Dr90
of green Besage and neaine. solid eel0r.
The school IL in m respect tiehoiniBationAI, eAs
mode Of issfrctin stfietiy uttll etnal, the 0fGAt
zation@ Of the departments deemed aaequats 20
success. 5ssstE ....,-.-s
The hest t;lent will he in accession a. incident
duties den and. H -Y..s
The baiidin1 is spacious. rooms commodiuns, pr =
rentiHg tiers of ga,ie,ies furnishing delightful
prnmeha,!es, e,ilfnnnaed Ivy finely shaded grounds
ample tur resrentinu.ea s{eBE Et sF IA
Rardets viii not he allowed tn open accounts
without written Authorization from parents; nor,
tn leave the institution unless private carriage 10
sent under special charge.
All arsa.nge,nelts made for the scar, no dednctioh
in1de fir absence. =
Tuition Zee seinianilally n. advance. sgfft
VISITING coMMITTEE:
a, Y g. Ganke Nj b. ssliifatnsls Ia Hon. 1ekA
Z, King. opelousas; l.. Ogden, Ilolmesvillc.
iss'8 M sREFERRNcEs: \: #ss8
| Bishop Davis, COLUMBIAN S. O.; Bishnp Green,
Jarkaon. Miss; ElAert CAN'T. st. Landry La.;; ~ c.
Anderson ST. Landry. La; Hon. l.. Orr, Washing
ton. d .G. Qgis;e X fs,5 {,5 s5a Oct 3, 1858.
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N lCE.-Having located in Olelonsas,
-. respectfully fer my professional services tp
sae sh ctlze' Of the village and vicinity can. for
sae present. lie folld Mt Mr.. john Posey's Drug
store, elraer Of Mai' and st. Landry SITS.
ff7sS JoHNTAYLoR.M
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|, Call in and examine the goods, no trouble =
show them at the N. q. Cheap Store.
April 30 lS51.-im.
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INiIEODURE DEN4ALCOURT, Notary
Il Public and ..nctioneer in ard for the Parish ..
st. Landry. Office at Grand Coteau. Any orders
left with j. B. poLINduE will receive prompt utteI,-
ton. a 4,
TOSEPIf A. G GAUTnREAUX, Collector
y of Accounts. ETC., respectfully offers. his -cr
vices to the public such. Orders left at A. Mills
pa'lgh'e Store, Washington, will be promptly
attended to. September l3 1856.
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NOTICE The undersigned, thankfalcfor
~ the patronage heretofore extended ! a-.Ao
u him, would respectfully inform his - -
friends and the public generally ,t,t he has located
imSef u. the roya hf ffshiQgt', .sher" he. is
INV ready u ex.lnte raiaptly and with aeat,ie>is
Il, work entrusted tollim, slt; MS sstarriage Repair
ing, Painting, Trimming and Ornanentms. as well
a. Sign and Ornamental Painting generally. By
so-e attention to bu< <iness he hopes to merit CON
stinu,t;on If patronage. ~ A.GOING.
: Nasn ton. En-. Anril u, lSla.-.lY. 80
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a JOIN E.k1NG. .Attnrneyat Law has re
~ moved to his new Office, corner nf Landry and
Market streets, adjoining iii residence and nearly
opnnite the clerk ",iee. May2. 1857 II
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w NJ. IL. sPhNCElt, Attorney and 0pnll-
sellnr at Law. by diligence and fidelity in the
discharge Of hi profe sion, linpes to merit and
ceivc patronage. OfFcr iupOpelnssas.
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II S.GAY. Notary Public. in and for the
lJe Parish Of st. Landry. offers his services as
sch, and hopes by strict attention to business, to
meet with share of public patronage.
Office at his relidenee on Bayou BGuf Orders
left at the Postofire Washington. at the store Of
J. l.. Morris. Big Cane, or at the store of Akenhcad
in Btyou Chicnt. will he promptly attended to.
St. Landry, April 3, is5a.-1y .4,
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Mr.. ). N.5KELLotsG.. phosagrathis, and
VI Ambrfypi>t alnountes to the citizens OF
)peoisas and vicinity, that he has returned and i
prepared tn secure the shadow Of the human face
divine in all its pertections. NJ
Ladies aud gentlemen will please call ard exam
inc specimens at his rooms two doors North Of the
Patriot Office. s,ss
Opelousas, Nov.,G, 1858.
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H b. RIrCHlE, Surveyor, Civil En-
liz rineer and Draughtsman.
Washington La. April II. ls5s.-ly.
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IsBJrSIN ESs CARDS.

r @. o. F.t-Sr. LANDRY foDGE No. %
1s4neetsntO Opelousas every Saturday .>,,xs....,.
evening ats o'clock. Ebert Can't N. - - q
CSC. H. Potter, ", G.; Albert Dejean,
Secretary: Ciias. N. Ealer, Treasurer, V s''H'>
s. P. Clark, z. Secretary.
II The Order is respectfully invited to attend.
Opelousas, April 8, 1853. 'i IS
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Jos. D. RICHARD. Clerk.
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German Anchor Boiling Cloth.
TUNIIE subscriber would inform Mles and those
Il Mills, that they have on band splendid stock Of Boiling
Cloths the above celebrated brand, which they will
be bought In the market Let all in want call az
they rely upon getting good article.
aug 25dts STIGLER, PETERS & co.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
AT j. MATTHIAS & CO.'S
FANCY STORE.

w thankful for the liberal patronage which ha'e
w heretofore received, aud again respectfully call the
customers and the public To LARGE AND Ell
EANl -ToCk, which will be opened on MONDAY next the
2lh nst NNEIS of all kinds from ~ ~ 10 $40 Miss and
ChiIrcn>' BuNNETS AND Hats, Ribbons, FLOWEES,
HEAp-DRESSliS. DRESS CAPS, COFFIERS, FANCY HAIE-
GOODS, BRUSHES COMBS PERFUMERIES, and Back,
and side HAIE-BRADS. Also, elcgaet
French, Prussia and thenca LACE. AND SILK, LACE
NANTES AND SIlAWLs and numerous articles not /, n
toned. Please favor with call he
sell goods cheap and pretty any
abi-eni in this city elsewhere. The goods vary price
SO that all purchase according their means
SW- REPAIRING done at short notice.
Particular attention paid 10 orders from the country.
mnrrlD Dh.dts
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
No LIZ Main Straet Richnond Va

NO HEREWITH beg leave inform my friends ans
SH the public generally, that IN receipt of my
~ FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger aud varied
i"n has ever before betnembraeng Deco,afed and otd
Bdnd Dinner TED aud Toilet Sefts Pitchers, DsAss Plate,
'ft, ec Also, waite thiHd Granite of
and s!es In -es and by the single pair My stock for the
"nolsAir TRADE have selected with great and feel
assured That sell low rv-packing
United States as receive goods directly fro the manuhe
inrer. call is rcsIecttu, solicited
july eddy u. u. TAYLOR Richmond. VA
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THE GOOD THINGS OF THIS LIFE
Oils for Machinery

I HAVE in store supply of Pure Sperm oil. BeSt Ref
i Soiar OIL and United Bieachtd lara Oii, suitable
machinery for sale b. the barrel single gallon by
aug l-ds JOHN II. SEAY, Druggi.
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LYN CHBURG coLLEG


TlNIIE fourth annual session of this Institution VIII cencnee
Il On the 5th September.
The location one Of the heathest and most be In tho
entire South and the Of study both
tihc, equal 10 that OF any Of the American colleges
The Military Department shall be efficiently aimed
der the o Mr. J. f. BlankensI graduate the vr
glna Military Institute and recently connected with
United States Coast Survey
FACULTY.
Rev W. W. WALKER, Chairman " the Faculty. Professor
of Mental and Moral Science and Of History.
LYcuRGUs G. MATHEWS A. NJ Professor Of Latin and Bellies
Letrcs
PHI CxBELi, A. b. Professor ofthc Greek Language and
Literature.
j. l.. BLASKEssniP Professor of fMahonates and instructor
OF TactIes.
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ. Professor Constitutional law
d. LASeHoRsE, M d. Professor oi Anatomy and physiol
oogy:
SAIL NJ. Go0DsoN, Principal Of the Grammar School
EXPEESES. 4 -. -.
Board % per week. washing 81 Is per month"; fuel and rhts
90 term Tuition, go in the GFanmar school, and 30 IN
The Collegiate Department for haly session.
eNCsalogues containing further information osu ~ -
ained BY addressing the Chairman of the Faculty. -
WHITE QUILTS AND COUNTERPANEs .s sbouf Ia
w NE usual price, jus. received by .i....,r =. :
DIG IRON iDo tous superior Foundry Iron se sais b.
aug S-dh JAMES BOYD = 90
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Sombrero Guano.

Ok tons Of Phosphate Guano JUS, from son,brero island
AeJ West ndes the richest defosltk Line
world containing between 10 and 30 per cent Of
Bone Thahdte lime and to which wenyie The attention
friends and the public generally who deal fertilizers
We SOLE for the sale of Guano here and
will sell ut Northern prices deducting actual expenses
place
Pamphlets containing Us analyss &c. furnished appica
tion or by mail.
McCORKLE Co, Sole Agents.
april d&ets. Main Street Lynchburg, Va.
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<HH Shoes! ShOes!! ShO
sPECTACL,sS! SPECTACLES!!

| IIAN on hand u hctmlul lot Of sPF,
~ t>Ss TACllS "f all qualities suitable for any az
Call soon and procure air.
july 14-dts JAMES DlNWIDDlE
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see CREAM SALOON!
sc cnA Mn OOWN THE STREET. ~


NIe room for he finest lee Cream AoIoon IN the State
>prNrDtIs day nm ICE CREAM SALOON for the recep,
Don Of COMPANY ladies' and Gentlemen, who are equeste
IN n the assurance that everything will be conducted III
the best style a.. .., o,o, .,,, ,a ,,,I.r t,,p
Immediate charge of Mrs BOYD. & povn
NAV 9Th, 1s50--may 10-dts = a. p0 D'
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MusrACHEs.-The New York merchants are te.
coming disgusted with their clerks who wear mus
taches. They say it 10 sure sign of frolicsome-
ness. They do look rather wild. romantic and
Spaniard ike, 1t is trne, and some have even gone
so far as to soy that they better become brieand
than a civil kind Of q man. But tho New York
merchants as we were saying, nov say to their
clerks-"Gentlemen we have no wish to interfere
with your private amusements, or hobbies, but we
must insist that you cut of your mustaches during
business hours. After O'Clock r. NJ, you can
wear them"
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FERNANDO WooD. The Utica Herald furnishes
pen portraits Of some of the Democratic celebri
ties at the Syracuse Convention. OF Fernando
Wood it says
Fernando Wood is the Mepbis,ophelas Of politi-
clans lie is the mildest " mannered man that
ever packed a caucus or eot up row. H. is
what Loarding misses would call love of
man." His form is slender, bnt faultlessly pro-
portioned, his tread elastic to airyness, and lis
carriage graceful to the last degree. His forehead
is broad without being massive, and bis features
regular, yet strongly marked. The general ex-
preston Of his face is that of eternal placidity
lie might set for the pnrtrait Of Oily Cannon"
in "f.n Thousand Year." aud were it not for
that pitiless eye and those closely impressed
lips. you might mistake him for moral reformer
Home Missionary Society Agent The face
Of Louis Napoleon is not more sphynx-like in its
expression. Without the apparent duness of the
latter, II has NIL its inscrntability. We watched
it narrowly during that terrible row Mt Syracuse
aud except that it shade paler, you could
not have known that humun passion had ever
stirred it. lie lIa-, in eminent degree, the ele
ments of successful modern politician. He is
cool, intrepid, strewd, unscrurulous man who
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T.iWeekly Freight and Passenger Ihne
FOR BALTIMORE.
nser n TIE Powhatan Steamboat Company Ste;sm-
III ers GEO. PEABODY, capt RICHARD PR1Cn-
mnnd or Baltimore every Ts~ddy Thnrsday and Shfray
RrrrRxNG will leave Baltimore for Richmond ever, Ins%1y
Tlrsvv and Saturday. thereby enabling Shippers and fas
seng,rs opportunity of communication nc
tuo uoius other day.
.efy- L,rieht received In both places every day!
tor S,,J Comfort, these fine Steant are equal not
uor TO any their class 10 be found In s or any other
iiy Tcse sea.pers having been fitted OUT with splendid state
Poom Passenger Accommodations are recommended 70 he
travelling and eightng community as the most c,1aoe M
and speedy Of transportation between the TWO
points. oma cLo.,o. st,,, o,,,os;t.
ro,nn,bian Uutel orr the Steamers landing, Rocket
b. &fW. CURRIE, Agents, Richmond
san. r.dty j. BRANDT, JR, No Light ST., baltimore
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sacred legacy of National Education become, IN
der your stewardship, a still moro mighty engine
to resist and crush all the evil influences now ar
raJed against your couutry's greatness to corrupt
and destroy 1t. SO that, when your task is done,
you may have reason TO hope that, not only many
Of the future true hearted men and women Of
America will lless your names and rejoice that
you had been their teachers but also that you
may, with humble tbankfulness, feel that you have
been, under Providence, the means of bringing to
perfection the most precious institution that n no.
ton can possess;
A National System Of Physical, Moral AID Iu'
~tellectuol Education for her children.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-22

HONOR TO LABoR.-Two men | honor, and nc
third, Fret, the toll worn craftsman, that with an
earth.made implement laboriously conquers the
earth, and makes her mans. Venerable to me il
the hard handkerchief, ~coarse-wherein, not
withstanding, lies q cunning virtue, indefeasible
royal, as Of the sceptrc of this planet. A second
man l honor, and still more highly him who is
seen toiling for the spiritually indispensable, moi
daily bread, but the bread of life. The Sc two, in
all their degrees, | honor all else is chat and
dust, which let the wind blow wherever it listeth
Carlyle.