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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16
O.. II s. Stifel.
tt MANUFACTURER or
TIM & SHEET IRON.WARE
Housef11rnie11ino Ho,l7ro,o

Houseftlrnishing Hardware,
TTAS on HAND A VERY LARGE AsSOnTN,rNT
IL Of HouSefurnshing Goods, part of his stock
consisting Of fine lot Of Watcr-cooerB, lined with
sers patent minute Frcczcrs Old Dominion Cofeepos
cs1ges Cutlery britannia and Black Tin Ware Tin
hed ana Enanleled Hollow Ware Brnss Kettles, &C.
lie requests of his customers and the public gcncr-
ally particular attention to his Water coolers and
patent freezer, i any one wishes save Ices and tho
va DOMINION Coffee Pot makes the best coffee n,i
soon will pay in saving coffee.
Also on hand very largo assortment of his own
manufactured Tin Ware, wholesale and retail. Auy
notice and at reasonable prices :
~ AH-FiUIT' CANS .ALlHd rs ON HIND.
Those In want of housekeeping Goods will do well
to call on him. His articles too numerous to men
tton. Those who call will find every article for
fitting ont a iiMC household. G. f. STIPEL
my23' u TN No. lT3 Main St, Wheeling Via
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16
PUBLIC HALLS.

Meloleon Hail. east side AIain between Quincy and
Masonic Hall northeast corner Market and Monroe
Washington Hall, northeast corner Market and
Monroe.
Union Hall, west sido Main between Quincy and
Monroe
Athenpum Hall, corner John and Market
New Odd Fellows Hall, corner Monroe and Fourth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

In Wspcech at Liverpool, recently, Mr..
Gladstone said: ''Dr. johnson, l think,
says that whatever induces d man to live
more in the future and less in the present,
'exalts him in the'scale oficreation. IF that
be SO, (and | am inclined to believe it is so, y
the position of a railroad stockholdcr must
bean exalted one" 1Gj .Fi!' s!i4s t3f p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16
TI.MI,ANnAS or -EARlnRn,.S

4IAIoANUNS or EAR DRUMS
Which arc suitable for ethcrsex and nll ages-fscrt
ca in five minutes. EAR TRUMpETs of every lescrT-
tio Also every variety Of artificial articles known In
the World-a largU assortment of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS, ,fh
Mith With, the Arm aud Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL
FEET, with the Ankle, Leg and KnceJoint Attach.
ment. " '0-A1' 11e''''t-
These articles arc perfectly natural and adapted for
tler sex an can be sent by express to any part OF
the world All kinds OfTrlsscs for Hernia or Rupturo
n every for either sex and Trsscs pnr-
tlcuary adapted for females in weak condition aso
for those with PRoLAPsus UrERT.
Dr. Iaaitee is one of tho celebrated and skill.
iu ylSsici1ns 4nd surgeons now living. His fame IL
known personally in ovOTy principal city of the world
All letters directed to DIR. BaaEee must contain ter
Gents TO pay postage and incidental expenses All
chronic Diseases Gun Ike treated By correspondence
except those mentioned, which will requirc his per.
sOnnL supervision: $50 t'-'
GB- Office hours, from II. Mto4RM
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
PFF1cE 5o4 broadway, few doors above Fourth st.
~ -Octll, % NEW YoRK CITY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

TnE New York Times says that the only
way in which Fred. Douglas can be made to
help the sale Of Cooks confession, is by
Gov. Wise demanding his extradition from
the British government He would hnyo
just about the same power to do it, as he
would to call for Gerrit Smith by a requi=
sition on Gov. Morgan. But do have mer-
cy on poor England. Mr.. Cass, it is said,
has sent Lord John Russell hundred and
twenty-five large pages of manuscript on
the San Juan question, and if the ministry
should survive that, their enfcebled sys=
TENS would hardly endure one of the Yir-
ginia Governors prolix epistles. Do not
set the GoYernorupon the English Cabinet
now. Spare them to their country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16
1lnG1N1lfs InnrE. H.. 3.

TlRGINIUS LODGE, No. 3.
McctE every Tluralny Evening. John Goudy, N.
c.; James Courts. V. g.; j. NJ Bickcl, Secretary.
PRASLIN LODGE, NO. 49,
Meets every Monday Evening. n. G. Marsh, n. G.;
J. W. Browning V. c. W. p 8cKelvey, Secretary.
WILLIAM TIIJ. LODGE, No. SO. GERMANY
Meets every "Wednesday Evening. Simon Hisrich,
NGi John NJ. Bucrsner, G.; John Salade Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. 90.
Meets every Saturday Evening. Il. II. Rennard,
n. G.; II. ". Reiman, e.; W. NJ. Berryhill, Sec'y.
P.ANOLA LODGE, No. 81.
Meets every Friday Evening. l. f. BcclNr, n. GS
john A. Vincent, v. c.; ". l. Blain, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCAMPSIENT, MOL.
Meets the P1EsT nud THIRD Tuesday Evenings Of
each month"; JnnIc= NJ. Hall c. p; l. 7. Beeler II. 2;
John Frcw, g W.: W. T. AIcIleIvey, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL ENCAMPMENT. No. 81.
Meets the SECOND and FoUETu Tuesday Evenings Of
eAch month. Charles LinCk, G. P1 n. StegeT, H. P7
+. +. Hoffman, S. W., G. LObmeuller, Scribe
CONCORD LODGE, No. 1s4, Germany
Meets every Monday Evening, in their Hail. corner
Of Fifth and Hine-Sts, South Wheeling. j. G. Miller,
n. G.; jacob Itz, v. e.: Peter Zimmcr; Secretary.
ODD PELLoHS FALL ASSOCIATIONS -
TRusTExs.-I. Colts, John Hamilton, A. Lorng, j.
Lukcns j. n. Bickel, J. Berger. g; w Franzhsim,
-, A. Caldwell. I. CoTTs' President :
u. BAIRn, JR-, Secretary. i-t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

IT appears that the letters which Col.
Forbes. says he wrote, to certain distin-
gnishcd gentlemen, and on the strength of
which unsupported assertion these men
li"vebecn denounced as conspiritors and
traitors, were not received Gov. Chase
says that no such letter as Col. Forbes
produces was ever received by. him. Wo
suppose it is too late to suggest to the
Democrats the Injustice of hanging a man
on account of what stranger writes to
him, or says that he wrote him; but we
would respectfully suggest, if not inconsis=
tent with the Democratic idea of personal
liberty, that nothing more than imprison-
mcnt forlife should! be inflicted, lin case the
letter never reached its address, and per-
haps ten years would answer, when the
witness is utterly unworthy of credit
This, We think, with the provision that any
YBlackl Republican, may be surrendered
on a reqIisition of a Southern Governor to
be tiled in d soatbern State for an offence
charged to have been committed at home,
would be as. much as reasonable conser-
Vatism ought to demand in the present low
state of public opinion on the subject of
lH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

I A native Californian or Mexican was
burned to death in the Santa Cruz noun
tains, between Gilroy and Pnjaro Valley,
while in a field of wild oats, which caught
fire and enveIoped him in the fumes. v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16
ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.

All the Lodges assemble Mt odd Eel
lows Hail, corner OF Market
and Quincy streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO All. CHRONIC
- Diseascs4-C CouaIrs CRnUr CoNsuSpTIoN TSSiI,sS1
"a, AsTIMA, BROHcHITIs all diseases of tho NoTTI,
NOSE, THROAT, and LUNGS 0l SKIN DISEASES of eyery
description successfully trcatel:-LUaBAdO, LuNEIR
AnscEssEs, SCRoFULI, RuEuMATIss1. GouT, NEURALGIH
PRAtIsIs EPILEPSY, or CoSvUlsIOSs DYsPBPsIA ,DTs-
ENIEE3, , DI4RRIoA. The very worst C5lEes of pILEs
oWcis There are many diseases Incidental to women
ana children which treated with sue
cess All particulars will lie given Ly letter Ir Pso
EeC can produce thousand certificates OF his IeT
feet success In curing d ~ - i - =
CANCERS, OLD SORES, OR TIGERS. HIP DISFAs.
ES2, F!Stpl4A La OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCALD :
HEAD, WENS, POLYPUS OF THE NOSE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16
MASONIC REGISTER.
Wheeling Lodges. meet In Masonic
Hall, corner OF Market and Nom!
.sz ..5 roo Streets. HEr--, sra. tf'7s

Oistriet Deouay Grand Adster for Western' TIr-
OimiG, DR. VIZ. J. BATES
High Frfest DIR. T. II. LOGAN. EaE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

Vt IN any other part Of the body,
TU1TORS AND SWEIITNGs
OF every description and without the use Of the knife
OF any surgical Instruments These Inst named disIas-
es cannot DC cured by correspondence therefore all
personal supervision N'"-
=, DR.. EMnkce has made new discovery ofa "PIuid,"
LNt WIN produce absorption of tho 'CArAEAcr," and
restore permanent vision to tho EYE without ~esort
to the knife. All diseases of tho N'N'
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the use of the knife
or needle. DIR. BaNkcc has constantly on hand at
MS ONCE an extensive assortment Of beautiful
t.- ARTIFICIAL EYES E tf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16
- j. o. s. M. SKI

OLD DOMINION LODGE, No! 1. ~
Meets every Monday Evening, at their Hall In tho
Melodcon Buildings. .=, .-.,z-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

THnRE has been a grand demonstration
by the women Of Lonqon in favor Of, the
temperance movement. The meeting took
place ingthel welch Chapel, Aldersgato
street, and the platform was occupied ex-
elIusiy3IIy by the ladies, none Of them
"chickens.", Mrs. Fletcher took the chair,
and Miss Bnrland, teetotaller of 23 years
standing, castigatcd protesting Christians
for standing, aloof from the temperance
movement, seeing that &C, 900 4drnnkards
went down annually to the grave. Mrs!
Bennett se gave her teetotal experience for
48 years, and said she would rather die
thantouchtheab eabominable drink, which had
robbed her of husband. Eshe probably
.Y0Fried'I pT I'd him lin into drinking; Mrs Emily
Squire, a fifteen years pledged testtlootaller,
spoke earnestly in behalf of the movement.
Tcmperancesmelod were sung by some
ofthe young ladies, and the, PROCEEDINGS are
said to have been very interestinles.' resting '.'."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

The 'sgood things of this lifer-beauttml
women and canYas-back ducks. So says
the Boston. Posi-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

4ETSPEqAL NpHcGs Double the above rates,s. II
Yearly AdYerttspg on reasonable terms accor-
unE TO inc space occupied and tile number Of Changes
Al fom transient persons straug.
era, TO bc flgtd for iif rdrgNce. 4 q
Legal adyerfis6ueiIts wiil iSe elarpci NJ tI .os
prcscribedby law "a 0j 3iti7gGf7G1i - - :,
B9sinefs 9 Cards not aHe nea $40 per year;
& p RI t9E sx months bHt for shorter period nothing
;Ehe % 4A1nnal Advertising IS limited to
the AayFrtiserF Own Ilnpledidtc business; and all
adSSrttsenlents for the benefit of other persons ns
well as Illegal and advertisement
OF auction Eles and real estate sent In y them must
he paid for at the usual rites. - .f{tr,T =
A9AuYertiselEentH not accompanied with written
directioa viii be Inserted until forbid and charged
Necurdingly. ilii a ttgJ4@ai 5f I-Is!lIG5 Q :
cases at fun rates o. - '''-
Marriages. Notices Of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons so cents each: u ,lii ~ noY11l59 q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

HoPs, in .Herkimer county, NY, are free
ydeliveredat the Railroad station, on con-
tractlprice at l23c. per H. t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16
/. sliiIi.l .s1lalyg liltl1It.tlq !. qii:1 ter i
TERAIs OF ADY:EiRRITIs5INiTG1,, a

TWELVE soLm Inns ID NoXFaAt1n (oR ONE rScH.l OF
ytiiH9 ss7s LESS, 1IAKE E0u4RE. ISFsIrr' - :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

The cotton crop Of Texas, it i. Is thought
will reach 25O,OOO bales,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-16

Pedigree of many a noble lord on. the
tiff. f.12odt of pocket BY betting. :. <..5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21
Bank Note Fcxgeries.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK, August 49, 1850
Almost every issue Of the HERALD the appear
OF counterfeit set OF counterfeits. From limo
70 .ime through the vigilance Of detectives Thousands
and tens Of thousands OF what purpot 70 be genuine
seized and declared to be forgeres, and ceyer
ones too tho uterer holder Of them s occasionally
punshed but in instance the rea orgers caught
seldom they suspected. Ia our nation OF buyers
and sellers free from the flood,
Niagara of worthless paper dsruut UNIVERSAL
few instances offer blu, matter how good,
wthsut being annoy ed by the investigation Is subj
to- and inconvenienced by the logs Of time consequent
the overhsung of deoctors the interference Of bystaud
ers and the natural tmidy Of the dealer TO take what
even the best judges would have trouble whether
true bill false one, 20 accomplished has the
forger become perfect his Issues Almost every
trading has Oory to tell Of coun,erres how many
thousands this back passed it's counters ignorant
the loss they sustaining how ouch aud such good
and experienced money changers we've tageo TO- True
false reports become naked up that ali confidence
ia a. end, and o5gerican pay a note
without lurking fear ths. we are cheating or being
cheated.
Formerly fogers directed their efforts production
Of counte,ei;s Western and Southern banks; bat
perence hiss Taught them that pays better 10 work
nearer home The reputation this, New YORK ami the
States held for good ploer currency caused
dealers 20 be iess careful IN the pa er belonging to those
states thar that o. more dissent newly settIed
ones The State Of New York mas certainly made pro.
vision for good and careful issue OF circulating bank
no,es. Let w examine page 55t, vol. s, COTTON 5,
ect,on 30 Revised statutes state Of New York We aud
Mat superintendent OF the Bank Department is au
thozed required 10 be eograved IN the best
manner 10 guard agapst ccunterfeting SUCH qu,nuy
circulating notes, In smtude Of back notes IN Osuk oil
the different dpnoniu stlcns,' NC &c.
And psge $685. 1S4, vol 2 that "the piaes, dies
and pateras procured by the Superintendent for
snc printing and making OF the circulating notes shs
remain in his custody ana uoder hs dire0ion, &C. 10
fhat tue nst named condition OF The sSatuie lie entirely
overlooked every CnIravcr OF BANK notes is iuOY
aware; aud that c second s neglected every BANKER
and every ctzen should be 'Ho- ned or Wnat the law
IN unmsa are Ian uage provides for the sao keeping OK
the bank pstcg mate.ias, &C., OF note, despite the
security oodBidcred necessary by ire Legislature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21

eorssieps pess ssion IL only beld OF be Impressed ss
fem which toe grin cd ~oi'e Tho seg'aves
per uiAeo 10 Tue oogrsss0 d,es -
sns every esseDtsi me Dssi1l ss,ry \, tn
nskD g sr re appscstin ~ ,na papk noe pssea IL \
bo NJ si the purpose 10 qccston ~boe, or me pi
Loie nasersl N r0s cate @h me ouf II ma
Iheet tDss 10. dssgas Sup ui1tpaent ~ % tn
gnarf Ian of sbs sai material sDd me boacg asegrv o.
yyaessopaA pf,Je Ina OF D1az npto pissr
tneoio rot h. tsxe 'os ibs gstob 81 Tc.ht pu's
ipsre't 10 long AS tpess 's ,,fs' s,inpaf oonrse
lars n"Io ropioe. ios' an o'i~r eoGsted Stn snoo
eSts rive poUes NJ The Sop sio epdent Can oe a orSA
OF tha mode Ct preparing Tor pab c-soo tna c"ru alwt
bank poles The HERALD Nae FOO n. W sns o. "a -
sbe entire proc-ss as aocot xIa~ 'ns dsngcr u
he public resulting from ssiui,os's os- or d'e
common u sl Dott ,be United Ss.s aof usaf ~ a.
bsDsr, w,id cat included Hs o.auot b1' bo a"s'n o.
he email y, parton vi ofsores connirses ,ssn'
stoes iD.'irDt Ors hs-iOK dies sogragu.s OF ~o'n
Snev have tbe exclusive nss. con % ~ WIN so-
oiIrness and ffsGds on s,mra- inss,iulo1s ~n'lh
Tor Their Does that conoo 90 ~ ga no
sbe 0aty Of he prof sstcn for ms owa cfsds
sake, - MAI. spe~n De fact ina whs me cup 'r'neso
dent bss cueo1y OF the from ~oSn tas osox non
was psred, ,et The eogra'er hoos .ns sas pas, sae
roll A. very p.rs Of she material Win Shco u
make .no'ner smlsr TO Soas d. posiied vim inc PROC
onkeI Tor SAFE pIng. u every bank DAD hr soe,a'
venee, ana 9Dald enjoy Toe pfi9sg tn tne pantenef
OF book bss and enter It ACCORDING acs OF Congsss 10
the tirtyc, &C., &c mf OF proven. G.od ,nold MI
ther pan succeed toe infannie ouo suggested ny The
nERALp Of FRIDAY, i2b, coaso be resoreo .o-s pisD
when 10 practical eosrsver won d fall 10 endorse
IN CONCLUSION. persOus ssed N the eseot sys'e ~
bsve rssos led 70 Ssary way Of accounting FOE toe
pseseDrs of many couote,'sts II Ia, "tost The 20.
gtFNs urefxxsa IN EsS'suu n Fruofh ~ Its on"
- incusiriousy cpGnis'sd Spke tnst gun Wnep IA
exrsosan Gemsp1 for bsng pa@s rendered. the
supply o sberavets IN this ccantry Insufficient, and e
payers OF oortDs tia pay or thu artisst
eDsagsd ihr pfep~t atson, efforts made aud com
Eng 0oiain Dies ter back noi-
pnrt oses but 10 every Utnou success M, Ams'
can bank noe eopravpg Is peculiar American art, ADD
.tler Low tsfD I'd the British ARTIST may De, bs re
qoes eoucs'cu 10 thst peculiar branch nme ant studs
n eesebsl ob.siopR che Pecu iarty and .hs peculiar
exsrepce repaired Whoever has 20 besr yne blame o
the fo'geJes now 80 frequent, employers o. emooysd
they ar NOT done in Eegiand VEalrA5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21

THE ONO LIFx AND TRUST CeMpANY.-The
Probate Court o. Cincinnati has, in compliance with 3
petition to that effect Just Issued an order requiring tho
trustees OF the Ohio Life and Trust Company "to He
inventory o! all The ssse,e OF said company with sche
drle OF the creditors, and convert all said nsscts
money without any unnecessary delay aud divide the
Dsme equally among the creotorsn rhe order has btaa
granted unoer new assignment OF ONO end requies
mat ths trustees should dc copy Of the assignment
aso Of lbe order constituting them trustees aud each
give bond, within ten days. Ia the OF 0o 000 and
'ha, within thirty days after toe giving OF the bond
hey sbal s an inventory required BY he neE ac,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21

Tho National InteJiecacer publishes statement, col.
ected rom authentic data exhibiting all the disasters that
have happsned TO naval marine from year. 1853
1852 or these one frigaie seven soops elk briggs thr
teen schooners, one small steamer, gur aud Que
pilot boat, 10 MI thirty vesss nave been lost; three fri
gates, four soops sx briggs nine schoonsrs 10 all t~eoty
vcsses captured four ships burnt at Washugtou
prevent their falling into the hands o. the eueny two
ships, steamship and schooner have been acct
densAy burped; steamship, one schooner and one
hulk tblo-n upmasing in ali sxty.three disasters OF
various kinds,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21

ihsr sorscw at bis de;esse ofsred, hnd follower
~h sinqueot and Ioscn,pg rlou'ns 10 ala labor aad
memory me sshocist sGjoo'ned 20 meet Lex,
" dinO "sc.BsiD rois norDing shs NE ~ ntss oi
Copvtn'ioD orossed 10 y ncftoo s;cep nncs o.
'hst"n ~ The Hon. \. y Yield 10 est me eoac4t oos
nSl os and hAite gyoun OF .nat ACE Ard psL.se
81 o. post ,ta,rHs ~
lnis has oeep one ~ thu nooIact and pf,ci'cI
'ousnons COZ veh'ols th-s hsB assembled "a his C,un
"y sno se rast great gooa 20 TITS nosis oisg
grow cut II u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21

TIKI NUMBER OF INVENTIONS MISCONCEPTIONS
IIPROvE MENTS IN SHALL ARMS NEEDED-CH AHAC-
TER OF THs ARMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flson
A CORRESPONDENT, ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21

Ths interesting address followed by the adoption OF
the following resolutions, as results OF the dsioeraton OF
Resolved That the work Of the Norma, school is peca
liar 10 is character and that ihs cannot be per
formed by other institutions OF learning, hig
sber fank or great their excellence
Received That csins Of the Eormsl school 30 sup
port and influence vpon this pecusrs and no. upon
any depreciation Of other nstitu,ions within tneis aoo
pirate spheres ard that the Normal school cinnot properly
come n,o competition with aoy other institution
Resolved, That the OBJECT Of the Norman ScAoo 10
strictly professional viz the direct preparation OF leash
ere for their srest work. and that claims as appropriate
10 i'eaf al those exercises theore ai an practical aad
only those which requisite for this preparation.
Resolved rnat the special work q the Normal school
Is erea. that JUS. eoooomy aud proper division Of
labor require that IL s6oud perform lit
te work as possible tnss can be rightly
performed by other institutions; aud that /,
Should o. he received until hey have attain ID suop IA
turity Of amount Of kuo Wedge that they
enter probably uroa the proper professional course
Rasotet That while the lahors Of the Normal school
be chiefly directed for the present gat pre-
paration of Common school seachsrs ought not ON!
from liz plan the professional education Of any
grace AID thai is important that should exend aud
elevate as rapidly rs she condition and dem ands oI the
community will permit, its efforts and influence.
Resolved That educa.iop based son the Of
man and having liked principles, Is truly aod emneny
science that as having appropriate methods for securc
noble ende is no less truly anu emnenfy art; so1
tbs this science aud art be taught aad learned no less
directly aud efficiently than the sciences and arts;
and that therefore, the direct professional education OF
teachers as appropriate aud certainly as Important IS
thst OF she members Of other professions
Resolved, That this education OF teachers should not
only BIO theoretical but also practical and shat to this
end there should either schooi Of ooserva ION and
practice IN immediate connection with the Normal school,
and the Board OF Control or tns tee snoud
be 10 other ways opportunities for observation
and practice.
Resolved That all educators especially In the Normal
achoo should practically less thsa ia the0sy regard
education SIS applying 20 oe shsle nature ana ccos1.Ou
of body ard heart; and that they should espa
oials rscogue Iae pre- eminent Importance OF moral and
reilsnns education.
Resolutions expressive OF the consideration ensr I'd
by the Convention for the late Hon. Horace Msao sat