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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16
LUMBER LUMBER.

ME have for sale at our yard, corner Sixth and
wv Mulberry streets, very large stock of the
best quality Wisconsin Lumber. Purchasers will
find in said stock every thing in the lumber line.
Our assortment Of Ecncing, Flooring and all kinds
of narrow stuff is unusually large and Of quality
that may be denominatel No. !. We have also
Timber of all sizes and lengths, Barn Boards thor
oughIy seasoned, Common and Clear Plank Of any
thickness Joist Scsntling, Siding, Shingles, Laths
Sash, Doors; Pickets and Palings, together with
any quantity Of Dressed Siding, Flooring and
Boards of any dimensions ever called for in this
market. All we have to say to interested parties
is. that we can furnish any kind of bill at price,
which are guaranteed to be lower than can be OBJ
taincd in this city. Gail and see.
HATCH FULLERTON.
Muscatine, Dec. 24th, 185S.-w1m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16
ADMINISTRAT TORS SALE
Book BndeTv.

r WILL Offer at Public Sale, on the 10th of Sep
i TENDER next, at 17s Second street, Muscatine,
Iowa, ard commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. N. all the
Machinery, Stock and Furniture belonging to the
Bindery Of the late p. P. Smith, decd.
]. HARDMAN, Admir-.
Aug, r. 1859,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16
MUSCATINE STOVESTORE.
STOW Els
FALL AND WINTER TRADE


lie success attendant upon the est lishment Of
! the CdsA L0aO-Price, Maks-no-bdd- Debts princ.
PIE, enables me to Offer still greater Inducements to
CASH buyers, and ngain call upon such as are
10 want OF
STOVES, TINWARE, Ere,
10 consult their own interests by at least )ooking
at my goods before purchasing elsewhere all
stoves warranted as represented. or the money re-
funded = testi monials of its economy, durability
a2d completeness, in every way, us frst-rate
Stove, can be shown from the hundreds who are
using my leading Cook Stove "IAs Quincy Cfty."
Also, will be found in store, the largest assortment
OK stoves, OF every variety and price, for Coal and
WOOD, together with cast-iron Teak ettes, Boilers,
extra ekliiets, Sugar Kettles, Coal Crates, &c.
L H e @ U INCY CITY
lswithout doubt the best Cooking Stove.
L II + Q U IN CY CIT Y
Took the Fifty Do lar Premium over all stoves in
tbs market.
T II K QUIN CITY
10 the NEST darsble and economical stove, and IL
taking the lead Of oil others. ,,.....
I H E @ INCY CITY
Will do moro Baking, Boiling and Broiling with
: given quantity oifusl than any stove in the
market. .s ......-.z& "a -..5.. /
T He QUINCY CITY
Is the Stove. Don't fail tn give It trial.
T H K @ UINCY CIT
Psttsrn. win be initiated, See that the name Of
Com stock 4 Co. 10 On It to be Genuine.
The highest price paid for old Copper, Brass and
job Work in lin, Copper and Heavy Iron.
July %, 1859.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16
BLOODLEsS VICTORY III!
100000 BOXES SOLD OF
MO REH e ADS
MAGNETIC PLASTER.

TuIs enormous quantity Of this Invalu ,blc Rem
ely has been PURCHASED by citizans of the United
States during the short tme it has been befe the
public. The reason for this extraordinary success
is simply in the sctual truth and value of tho ar
ticle. The MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend. 1t performs all that it il
it promised, and carries with it its own recommen-
dation. Truly this is Victory-peaceful and
oodless-but We believe not leEs glorious than
the triumpts OF war, With the train Of carnage
and deaolation.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest streng hencr and Pain Destroyer that
Science has yet discovered. If YOU put this Plas.
ter angwhsee, il Pain is there, the Plaster vii
stick there until the Pain has vanished. The
Plaster magnctizes the Pain away, and vt7g
PAIN CANNOT EXIST 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16

MelainOtypes and AmSrOtypes.
A LIZ those wishing Melainotypes and colored
n glass Ambrotypes put up in the neatest style
and at prices to suit the times, will please cali at
abe Excelsior Rooins in Underwood Q building, Ne.
20, corner of Ri ana Cedar streets.
ura82 ". Il MARTIN, Artist
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16

HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
., III, Is and Is Hoped Skirts.
Misses IS :"
To all Of which We respect fully invite tho At
tentio of the public generally.
May rs, 1869.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16

TO T HE LADlE S!
RURNEIT'S superior cooking extracts,
- Lubin's genuine perfumes,
Burnett's cocaine, finest hair dressing in the
world,
Fins colcgnes, soaps, brushes, dressing combs,
Burnett's tooth wash, an elegant article,
Burnett's kaliston, for the complexion,
April 4. a--. AT GRAHAM'S.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16
FOR SALE.


A FARM containing $50 acres of choice land,
II situated about miles from Muscatine-1G0
acres are fenced and under high state Of cultiya-
men to consist Of stone dwelling house, II stories
high, (with the finest spring of running water in
this part of the State at the door, spring house
and other out buildings. The above farm is worthy
of attention by purchasers, IS it is we'll adapted
for cultivation and unequalled for stock purposes.
Will be seld whole or in part at easonable price.
For further information apply to ED. RAGS.
DALE, on the premises, or to JACOB ERB, ct s. G.
st 9 lumber Office.
Nuscstius. Aug. 6, 1869-dswSm r:r51
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
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LOCAL. DEPARTM EMF.
Republican Township Conven-
1lAN.

The Republicans Of Bloomington Township are
req uestci to meet in CONVENTION, on sATUR.
DAY, the 18th inst. at o'cloek 7. NJ, at tho
COURT HOUSE, to nominate candidates for The
following offices Three Township Trustees, .
Tow nship Clerk, two Constables, and one Township
Assessor. j 10 hoped that there will be II full
attendance. Let us put our hands to the car and
shoyo tho whole train to triumphant victory in
the coming contest. Per order of tho Plow-Hsndls
Club. W. q. WOODWARD, Pres't.
L. Il. WASHBURN, Sec'y. eessa&4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16

TUBE Pants and Artists Materials,
l. Dsguerreotype and Ambrotype Goods,
April 4. At GRAHAM'S.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-16

~ The editor of the Journal departed
for Chicago Wednesday in the afternoon trais.l He
left us some copy, authorized Us torecsive advance
pay on subscriptions and promised to return some
time before the close of the week. ~
e. The United Brethren camp. meeting
broke up some time Wednesday night, after an in
terestng and profitable season of religious efforts
FousD by o. gentleman Of this city-a
nste for sxtyfeur dollars, dated Moscow, Nov. u.
1868, and payable twelve months after date The
owner can have the same by Identifying il and
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
HALE'S LAMP.

The only improved KEROSENE" " or COAL
 OH. BURNER in the Market
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
WHY LABOR 50 HARD TO wASHl
HONEY, THE BEST OF HONEYI

HONEY, THE BEST OF HONEY | HAVE a valuable receipt for making Honey that will send to any address upon receipt of ( cents, We make and Use it in family ai h1lf ht H'Hat c's'. and consider it as good the best article of Bee made honey, from iruri it rpusat De iob. Any person who riil make and sell it can easily clear from two 10 three dollars day; t only requires four articles Co make it. and they can be had at any store for 50 cents. Every family may have this delightful luxury, for any lady can make 1t in fifteen minutes at any time. Address
 Dr. d. ?. CREAGEB, Baltimore City, Md. DR. CEEAGER is sole Ageut for Dr. Windors' b celebrated Matrimonial Series 8 books: No. l, book for young men, designed to prepare them for the society of Ladies No. 9, Errors in Courshiu" No. 8, " Reproductive Control" any one of which will be mailed to order, postage paid, upon receipt of 2S cents. Three cents postage stamps ar good . money.
 Ifyou really want something nice do not miss the Honey or Washing recipes, for they arc all 1 claim for them, and they shold bo in every family o2O THE PULASKI TIMES HavkinsyilIc Ga, ,f Thursday, March Sd, lo5y, says: FINE HOF- EN.-Dr E. C. Smith, of this county, presents Js with beautiful article of honey, equal if not su- manufactured by Mrs Smith, according to the di- reauons given in u receipt which she purchased of br. J. ?. treager, Baltimore City, Maryland Any person can get the receipt for making honry and be Independent of tho honey bee. by writing 10 Dr. Crcagcr. No. DOS West Baltimore street, Balu- more City, Mi., enclosing 50 ceuts
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
Dr. J. P. CREAGER,
 BALTIMORE CITY, MD.

"GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIESW
 ANY LADY that will send her addrs,, to Mn,
 A E. CREAGER, Baltimore City. Md. with 6 three cent posisge stamps enclosed shall receive by return mail something of importance Co her. Wo- man know myself and be happy. o2J-3m
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that all persons are hereby informed, that l um tho sole and legal owner Of the property, situated in the Territory of New Mexico, known by Che name of SAN JOSE DE sONUITA, and that an waste of whatsoever uature whatever committed upon those lunds be it in the destruction of forest w0od or whatsoever it may be- is done at the risk of the parties, commit tug tho same. Al the same time, l d1 hereby mo- tIy, that all tre.pa-scr- will ho held responsible for tho occupation et these llnl- unless they come forward, and arrange with the owner as to the terms of their leases.
 Guay ymas, October 3l-i ls53.
 JOSE ANTONIO CREspO. Nov l7tb. 4t
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
Notice

Of the establishment of the Land Office for tho
 Territory of New Mexico V pursuance ofau act of Congress, approved May 2i 1855 entitled "Au act Co create land district in the Territory of New Mcxico,' is hereby de- cIarei and made known that the office for the sale and entry of public lands in the Territory of Ne" Mexico will be established at santa Fe, in said Ter utory, from and after the 25th day of November next.
 Given under my hand at the city of WashingtoH, thi. 27tA day of September, A, D 1858. By order of the President:
 JOS. S. WILSON Acting Commissioner of the General Land OficS'
 june l9
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
R. l.. k AIM 0 \ D
General COmmis,ion Nerchan

General Commission Merchant. RTR. RAYMOND having established regular - line of Packets from San Francisco to the mouth of tho Colorado call the attention of the Merchants of Arizona to the fact that he will pur- chase goods and forward them yia thc Colorado, on reasonable terms and with the utmost dispatch.
 G. r. HOOPER, Agent, S22 Arizona City.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
DONAHUE'S

FIRST ESTABLISHEDIN THE STATE
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
SAN ANTONIO AND SAN DIEGO
 NJ ALL LINE

DHIS LINE have completed their arrangements | with tho Western TeXas Stage Company, and the Texas Steamship Co.,, and are now uckctiug passengers through irem Fl Paso to New Orleans. Fare as low a5 any competing line. A winter route, ours posscsses many advantages over all others. ]. C. WOODS Supt.
 +. HALL, Agt.,
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
Three Splendid Cardcns!

They are under fine cultivation, and supply the place with all the vegetables that are uscd. They arc well-stocked with fine Plum, Pear and Peach Trees and also filled with choice Grape and Chr rant vines, in fine bearing order.
 All of the above I offer On the most favorable terms. will sell the whole together or any mart of it. Further information will be given by letter otherwise, if desired
 PALATINE ROBINSON. Tucson, October 27th, lSjg
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
G. E. IiOOPER,

G. F. HOOPER,
 COMMISSION MFR CHANT IND GENERAL DEALER IN GROCERIES, \ Provisions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware 6c FoRr YUMA, Colorado River. R. E. RAYMOND, Agent, San Francisco.
 JORGE r. HOOPER,
 Comsrc,atne Ncgoci1Hts ,H General En proyi.loncs Lic0rcs Jeneros do todAs clIN.
 Fort Yuma, Rio Colorado. R. F. RAYMOND, AgeEto, san Francisco Aug. Is Typ.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
NOTICE!

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SUB A ssrbcr are requested to settle their accounts without delay. Having sold my stock and given up business, desire all accounts cOsod immediately. All BILLS UNSETTLED by the Isl. of Novom- ber will be collected by law.
 PALATINE ROBINSON' October 27th, 1859,
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
PHI TO G R A PHI s. CHALLENGE THE WORLD
R. II. Y X N c E

Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets. HAS COMPLETED HIS ARRANGEMENTS
 u and has now the largest and best arranged Gallery in the United States, consisting Of over twenty different rooms and four distinct lights, which enables him to suit the light to the VanouI styles of features, by which perfect kenesses oi all n,oy he obtained. With his new style of Camera, inst received by express he is now executing pie lures. from miniature to fnl Life Size. superior to those taken in any part of the world. Those that think differently produce thdir pictures ehAl- Ieuge comparison in either Photographs, DSguer- r.otypes or Ambrotypcs.
 Pieasecau and examine specimens Gallery free to aIl Rooms open from A. N. to PA
 Instructions g, eu in the art, and stock furnished Having over s2O,OJO worth of Cameras, Glass, Pilates, Gases and Chemicals on hand and on ths way. shall hereafter dispose of them atabout New York prices. s"
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
s TR U B Y'S HOTELi !
 UNTA DEL AGUA."

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING COMPLETED his improvements. is now able to offer to the citizens of Tucson, and the travelling public gene rally, all the comforts of
 WELL CONDUCTED HOTEL! Having just finished his large House. he is able to accommodate all who may visit him. The decacics of Che season wiil always be found en haud
 -t'- Every attention will be given to the comfort of Visitors. A. II. sIHJBI.
 October 2-th. 1859.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17
DIED.

At Fort Yuma, Ca, on saturday, the lst of Oct- tobcr, Fn,vcis STANTON, one of the Assistant nginccrs of the Sonora Survey.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
School LIaoting in kaufman,

KAUFMAN, Tex, lnnunrl 2'.h, lSl4,
Tn, first session Of Kaufman Female Inst
tnte an Ter the supcrinicndenco OF Mrs' NJ
TompLins, rerminated to-day with mn cxNm'
nation uf the students, orcuNying the cn".
dnv, aul compositions, dCclamnt'ons ava m"
sic, occunving several hours in the evening
MI Of which pnrlormnncCs met the entire mp
prob,non Of the patrons of the school n"'
clici,ri the hiehrst applause from the citizens
Of k1ufnln and vicinity.
A. the conclusion Of the exercises OF ih'
evening a meeting Of the citizens present was
called, DR.. f. Egin was called to the char
aud j. NJ. Noble appointed secretary where
upon the following proceedings were had,
On morton n committee consisting nj Dr
B. p. fI.ndlev, Z. A, Terrell and Wlllhw
Johnson, was appointed 10 wait on Mrs. Tomr-
kIns and solicit n copy Of the address deliver
ed bv her on the occasion for publication
OY motion committee consisting Of D'
Elijah Eloin, ]. w. johnson and j, NJ, No
bic, was appointed to droit resolutions .eHnr''. :
siyc Of the sense oc the community, with ret
crcncc 10 the efficiency and pnrmoncn'y "i
the school. md the progress oi thr student"
during the first session lnst closed. Whnr''
unon, rh, committee submitted the iollowino
rnsolu,ions. which were unanimously adopted
Reyolec9, That we regard the female srho"
now in progress in this place, ms one OF the
best in the Sac and as nh6rding unsurpassed
ornoriunities 10 glrls and Young ladies OF nr.
cuiringa thorough, useful aud accomplished
education.
Reso,red That we highly apprecin'e the
faithful and efiriont services OF MIS- lomD'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

tl,et the qunnnty was ample outside al The &C.
serve. II his right Of selection was narrow
ed by the reservation 50 is that OF every hold'
or Of an INDICATED certificate, by every n2prn'
priation Of land, by the certificate OF another
Esnecially was tho right Of Sel0ctlor ol 'Nr
holders OF headlight certificates, and Others
eonollv meritnrious claims, which the holders
were entitled iohnve satisfied ont 0l the vacant
nublie domain of the Smic, narrowed by the
rescryntion from general location, ol the vast
tcrri,orv comprised within the limits of this
Colonv. lW the nets aud contracts which GREAT
cd il ; nnd again by the Act Of the lOih Feb
1859. Il would seem TINT they hid quite aS
much reason MS the appellant to comp lain OF
breach Of contract on the part Of tn State
Bnt tho reservation Of the territory bv the ArI
of the lnh of +, binary, Tor tho benefit of
nloiniiT aud others having Ii clOimS, cXpir'
ed on the l0h Of August, lS5l, The nlnini'
iT hYvinr f,ilcd 10 mike hi, selection, had no
iprio-,y Of RIGHT over any other person entitled
10 nnp,opratc vnrnu; public land, nnd no more
cnnsc 10 complain oi its Withdrawal by the
State from 'hs general mnss Of land subject TO
location. Ilc did not p,opn'c to make his So
lection nntl after the expiration ol the time
ASSIGNED him. Aud it does not become ner'
cssorv in This case 10 decide whether the res
crvation Of the land for Colony purposes, nv
the Act of the 10Th February. gave the holder
of Colony certificates, right, unit the reser'
walton expired, to selected their land in thatpNri
Of the Colony within the Railroad reserve
If rhev had the right Of location until thr ION
Of August, 1854, the plaintiff oied TO cX"rc's"
his privilege until the period had elapsed.
The land had then become Withdrawn IRON
the mass of vacant land ont Of which he was
entitled to make his selection and set apart 10y
the State. for anohnr purpose. il' could not
then lin 1857 lawfully appropriate II by h'S
certificate, aud his location is consequently
void.
Oar opinion of the invahlity of the plant.
IR's tile renders a revision of the rulings OF
The Cour upon the defendants (exroPiion@LD
unnecessary.
The phindG having no right to be affected
BY these rulings, cannot complain OF ihem'--
Their is ro error cGacting any right OF his,
and as he is the only party who complains, the
Judgment must be affirmed.
WHEELER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

M,-pppR REVEALED BY 4 DatAa.7-A
miraculous discovery of horrible murder is re-
lated by Belgian journal of receslt date,
Of which the following Is summary:
Two brothers, Jews, set out trnr>, Gyrek.
,,;,h view of placing their two daughters at
boarjinp school in the town o. Grosswardein.
Daring the night of their Nbscence the young
est daughter, aged ten, who WAS Ieti at home,
woke up her mother suddenly during 'he h'en'
and CRYING bitterly, declared tha she sa" he'
father and uncle, and al beng mnrdereo'--,
The mother for some tire took no NOTICE q
,lie child's declaration, but IS she pers's'ed'
and would not be paciiied, she began 10 ne
alarmed herself, and The rex morning iook ''ie
child before the mayor of the towns TO "hcm
she declared her dream, stating al me same
t,ne ,hot the murderers were two men HVsng
| IN ,hp nriohborhoad WHOM she deliberately
no;n,c1 out, and added that the murdensSsas;
Committed at the entrance Il the forest on the
road to Grosswardein.
The Mayor, after this revelation, thought VI
nrndcnt to make inquiry after the two uegnE
! bors indicated bv the chili, when, singuiaf,.F
enouoh. they were discovered TO be sbsefg
from home. This suspicious circumstance M
duced the Mayor TO dispatch some officers
the forest alladed to by the child, who dlsfs
cred e horrible spectacl OF FIVE bodies
tended on the ground, which were thoseSS,
the two brothers, the two daughtets, ANDY n
driver Of the vehicle in which they all tS
! their departure. The corpses appeared
have beer all set on fire, so asiio destSs VI.
IDENTITY. and the vehicle was nowhe,e usSssa s
+ erod. This horrible tra gedy led 'he oftieersss
examine the whole neieAhorhccdi when hes
fortunately pounced upon ibe two neishoors a
, fair not FAR distant, as they we're N me veti
, act Of changing some notes on whiSn som:
4 spots Of blood we're visible. On being se'zss
+. they Immediately confessed ihe'r et',Hs. q
lon The child's dream being revealed g Ilsa
y Acknowledged the finger OF Pfovidenfe N the
!, capture. The wondorfal dtesm on ihs raTts
D. Inc child and its fn|fllments exeii q 90 y
v mense senaiion in the reiehberhocd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

- Il.
wrlHen 'her names b'gn ~ 'he 'o''s " 'e''"
ing, ana many WIZ commune 10 10 w.
I In connection wan 'he "vquls,on " s"'" W.
edge, we would nave you 10 eu'u'a'e "e ~" y,
leeIlons, Encourage es'e ,nr 'ne oe:u'"1'
IN morals aud department. woman
peeted to refine but can she 40 ,h's. un'es' "e'
soul has hrst become Inc scar o' fenIement
Aud here lei me warn you OF en error wn,en
young persons are too olien APT 10 ndopt w"T"
is, that refinement consists IN m "pp'o'eur ~
ieciedness oi manner, and conversation; ins
Is more ",quc"'y "SSu'"'. " ~ 80.
itv OF soul, than an accompaniment oI nao'e
refinement. =,
TO 0ef ana 10 Jes' IN co"p,,""se WV" ,'sn" ~"
Golden hule ol the gospel, cons'"u'e 'e""e'
mrnt OF manners aud heart, Every time you
suppresSan angry or unoecoming eSp'ess'oe'
that often 40 20" MAKE an ene',ua' smo"e !"
polishing the soul. u snld mar even emo,
tlons nli'et me mnu '"Io"sn a.. '',u, nu;ns 49, ,hs
and how much more d" lcords determine 'ne
character OF the l"'mo''o, n"'uIe' soJJ; W.
not trim your mind to sc'ze me Su'r"u'u''S
goo Influences aud appropriate mem 10 w.
advancement, YOU VIII sann'ly '"' 10 reno"
that elevation Ia Intellectual ana mora !snns' .nn
mcnt, oI which your capacities are suScep''oe.
iHc luIlh'"H '" l".",'' ""' -
upon yourselves. Teachers can assist u" 'e"u'
inG YOU in'n the n'rlcocies oil science o"' "
is wit yourselves whether you VIII oe 'dtco'
ted or not. Instructors can place IN. sunec'
before You in the most favorable lieh'' oni 'hev
cannot farce your minds io.aef. ana u you
do not exercise Your own m'nos' pof,he over
works of science viii not educe the Iarui''
ol those minds. investigate Whatever Is WOE
thv Of Your attention: and in all things en-
dcnvor to qualify yourselves to I'LL the domes-
tic stations, 10 which Americis dausn'ets
should aspire.
Thus, my interesting Young friends, to sum
up vour rrsponsi nsibIli'ics-groti'udc TO you par.
cut. r.Gnircs you 10 be- diligent In the work ol
cnlaroing yonf (aculiles;-yOnr duty TO society
and Yourselves demands you to Improve Your
adyontnee duty and gratitude to God, that
all seeing God, demands imepratlve!y, mat
Won comply with the trust reposed IN you;-
lastly, YOU DO possess powers, which you can
cleviie to a resemblance Of the capacities OF
higher beings, or which, by negligence you
eau permit to groye in ignorance, and nnahy,
become too degraded for the companlonship ol
exalted n!eligences, Great are the resPoosl::
blirics of youth May you be convinced Of
this fact, and act upDu that conviction.
In the stability Of a school, the character OF
It's teachers forns no moons derabe part.-4
Theirs is the most arduons position, and should
be entered upon ouly after thorough preparation
and settled consciousness of their abihty TO
| imrart instruction. Teachers form the soul
thc life of institutions of learning, and Their