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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


SODA WATER n ~
.O FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
The Largest and Finest in the City
KENNETT ALR-COFFEE AND CAKES.
Confectionery and Cake furnished to order for Par
ties and Weddings. All 10 be found at
JOHN SCHRINK'S,
Williams Block, Superior street.
n s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
OYsfERS -
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY
From his establishments in Baltimore-put mp IN
cans and warranted fresh and good or no sale.
Also hermetically Sealed Oysters, Lobsters, Clams
Spice Oysters, and Sardines kept constantly on
hand. ..at. t-
Baltimore, New York and Princes Bay sh Il OTa
tiers will be received daily by Express.
"a CRACKERs for sale by the barrel.
III W. W. GAINES, Agent.
sep No. Superior street, Gle and, o.
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M ASTER COMMISSIONERS

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
1Nl SALE.-PuTsuantt 10 the command of an alias
uecretal order Of sale from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of CnyahOga county at the suit Of Edgar Hui
dekuper against Beiden Seymour and others, 10 me
directed, shall expose for sale at public auction at
the door Of the Court House, In thecty Of Cleveland
ON the 9Th day OF August, 1860, at o'clock p NJ,
the following described lands and tenements, wit
Situate in the city Of Cleveland and known as Il at
part Of said city Of Cleveland which WAS formerly OF
the city of Ohio and being city lots Nos. and in
Hiram Stones subdivision of part OfUTginal lot No
70 in Ohio City, and situated Pearl street and
being ity feet front each said Pearl street Also
two other lots Of land known city lots Nos. and
in Hiram Stones subdivision of the Ward Orchard
in the City of Ohio and being each fifty feet and one
hundred and twenty feet deep, and situated up
on said Pearl street-rcerence being had TO the map
Of said allotment as made By Aihaz Merchant, and
recorded in CuyalOga county for full description.
Lots and appraised at 81 ,GOO. Lots and ap-
praised at S3OOO. GEO n. MYMAN,
Carter Thayer, Atty for pltn. Master Com.
uly3:2S
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MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
I give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the laws of lie;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor POISON men TO ease their pain.

p, S.-Dr, L. pledges his sacred word and honor
that he viii nOwise, directly or Indirectly, induce
any invalid to take his medicines without
the strO Igest probability Of relief OF a cure.
BD- Consultation and advice, free of charge. gu
Ihe punr shnll be liherallY cOnsideIed. Rng3
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OF COURT.-On the Sd day Of Sep
tember, lS60, between one and three p. NJ, at the
s0utheTly door Of the Court House, in the City Of
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, will be sold TO
the highest bidder, the following real estate the
property Of Stanley s. Ruple, deceased, to wit:
Situate in the township of Euclid in said county Of
CuyahOga, and is part OF lot No. q and bounded
follows: commencing at stone in the centre Of the
ST. Clair road, bearing north 1872 east from stone
in the west line Of said lot No. 42 and in the
tire Of the St Clair road thence south 5040 east Is
chains 81 Inks TO stone in the south line Of said
lot No. A. and p chains and "a links east Of s. W.
Of said lot No. 42 thence west chains and l6
links along the south line Of said lot 42 to stake;
thence south igo west chains and links to stone
set in the centre Of the road from COllRmer Village
to the Lake; thence north 435eo west along the CEN
ire Of said road chains and 3 links to a stone;
thence north 4695o east chains 45 links to stone;
thence north 435ko west chains and 90 links to a
in the centre Of the St. Clair road; thence north
465so east along said road chains 3 links 10 the
place of beginning, containing 2l0lOOacre Of land,
subject to the homestead Of Rebecca L. Ripple and
Ella A. Ripple. Appraised at 81 ,O25.
Terms of sae-Onc quarter in hand, one third Of
the remainder in 6 months, and one third in Il
months, and one third in Is months.
REBECCA +. RUPLE,
Administrative Of
Stanley s. Ruple, deceased
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Ga9raping---gatiu9,
9fntistry,
TRINSON Ann

A TKlNSON AND BUTLER
N Are now prepared, aWilling' anilabl to exc
cute operations in Dental Surgery proper, aud Ne
chanioal Dentistry, in the very best style an'
asH Pest once aEs'asYY
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NOTICE.-IN PURSUANCE OF A
IN decrotal order Of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio in case which James O..
Prentiss is plaintin and Alvin A. Turner and others
at the door of the Court House in Cleveland in said
county, the 4th day of September lS6O at 2OcOck
p NJ, of said day, the following described premises
situate in the City Of Cleveland, in the county of
CuyahOga and State of Ohio the west side of the
OuyahOge river, in that part Of Cleveland which was
formerly ONO City, and bounded as follows: begin
ming at the intersection Of the north line Of Vermont
street with the west line Of West street; thence
nOrtherly along said West street to Washington
street, thence westerly along Washington street co
feet thence southerly parallel with West street to
vermont street. thence eastery along said vermont
street TO the place Of beginning Appraised at 81 500
Lorin Prentiss, r. W. BINGHAM,
Plaintih's Atty. Master OOm'r.
CHERIFF AND MASTER COM
~ MISSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the COM
mand of an order of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF CuyahOga county at the suit Of Le
vi y. jackson, plaintif against John 7. Newton ct.
al defendants shall offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland In said county,
on the sth day Of September 1850, az o'clock p NJ
one-seyenth in common OF the following described
lands and tenements, to wit
and in the City Of Cleveland in that part thereof
formerly called the City Of Ohio, and In the Buffalo
Company Purchase, SO called, and known as the
whole Of Block T.. except lots Nos AS 49, 40 49,
l6l, 49, 466 and 467 the whole Of Block v, except
Nos 3l7 and 3ls in Block u, lots Nos 49, 4sl 4s2
and 4s3 in Block H. lots Nos s6, SgT, 59S and s99;
in Block l. l.. lots Nos Si2 and Si3; in Block 'U u
lots Nos l02, lUi l0s 1886, loss, lOSg 1921, 1922 1923
and 1924; Blocks Nos. H. a. As and a. situate upon
the Island called upon the west side Of the Cuya-
hoga River and bounding and abutting upon the
Old River Bed and Lake Erie.
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
augs;R299 and Master COm'r.
MASTERS SALE.-NOTICE-I
lyI In pursuance Of decretal order issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of OfCuyahoga county Ohio
in case IN which Ralph II. WOrthington Is plain
tia and Myron DOuw ct. al, defendants 10 me di- !
rected shall expose for sale at the door Of the new
Court House in the City of Cleveland In said county
on the lith day Of September 1850, at 2 o'clock P
NJ, Of said day, the following described lands and
TO wit;
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
Ohio and is lot No. hundred and forty (2i0 in
thereof which was formerly in Ohio City, and is six
~ feet front and one hundred and fort-niRe feet,
nine inches deep. Appraised at S3,OO.
L. Prentisa, +. W. BINGHAM,
Pitts Atty. Master CQm'r.
aug9;R299 -7| !
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D D. q F. - lellllnh
VS..
Charles +. Spang and Before NJ. Miller, }. p. OF
james McAulley, Cleveland Township D, ,COn-
partners under the ~ Of CuyahUga, Ohio.
name Of Spang q
Co. '-
nN THE TWENTY FIRST DAY
~ Of July Is6O said Justice issued an order Of at
tachment in the above action tor the Of twenty
four and 1910 dollars which action will be for hear
ing September l, 1860, ? 2. Al.
S.B.&F. }. PRENTISS.
Cleveland, July q, 1850. jy2i:296-3w
MOTTO E.-NOTICE IS HEREBY
In given to the Creditors Of the late Bank Of
MassillOn, at MassilOn, Ohio, present 10 the un-
dersgned, Receivers OF said Bank, at the Office OF
Geo Harsh, at MassillOn, aforesaid, before ths
first day OF March, lSGl, for dividends, all their
claims against said bank. All claims not presented
vii be forever barred from all dividends OF the
sets of said Bank. By order of Court.
GEORGE HARSH,
ISAAC STEESE, Receivers.
-.-.... Z. G.. HULL.
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DR.. LYONS processes to discern diseases by the
Eye. He therefore, asks no questions, requires
the patients to relate any Of their symptoms. Come
one and all, and have your symptoms and the loca-
tiOn Of your disease explained, free Of charge.
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AppnINrnIENrs Amman


TOledO-Merchant's Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, 2ith, 2jth and 18th.
Ravenna-Coilins House, each month, Sd and 4th.
AkrOn-Empire House, each month, 5th and 9th
PainesyiIle-C -COWles House, each month, 2gth.
MassillOu-American Hotel, each month, and 10.
Elyria-Beebe House, each month, 10th and 18th.
BellsYue-BelleVue House, each month, 20 tn 2lst.
NOrwalk-American House, each month, Is and -
Adril an, MiCh.-Each month, 22d and 23d.
Mansfield-27th and 2Sth
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

INA SALE.-Pursuant 10 an order Of sale issued
70 me from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyuhOga
county Ohio, upon the 9Th dny Of July SG0, IN an
action therein pending wherein Ezra Chappoli Is
plaintin, and Frederick W. Marseilles, NJ Caroline
marsellies, Ell bruce, Simeon Struter, Lyman o.
Ihayef, Lambert White, l.. NJ. Latimer, W. r. Hal
Sombi and the tlremen's General AnBgociltiOn are
deiendantsi shall expose for sale at public auction
gt the door Of the Court House IN said county the
lst Jay OF September, 1850, Rt o'clock Z. M, the
lollOwlng described lands and teuemonts, 10 wit;
lat, situate in tho Township of Cleveland, being
number seven ia the tWolfh range Of townships and
when Is also IN the county Of Cuyahoga ia the State
OF Ohio and described as iOlOWs.-Tho first tract or
- and north side Of sub lot No. 2 In the division Of
ten acre lots So aud 81 and Is bounded a. Oll0ws be-
gnning on tho east side Of Cheshire streot in the
Cty OF Cleveland at point six hundred and eighty
Two b-l2ths (6s2 5l2) feet souherly from Prospect
street, thence sOuthery on the east line Of Cheshire
street about one hundred and thirty-twO feet and
Our and half inches ll32 H. f3in.) 10 land hereto
lore decided by Peter marsHilles, deceased to Mary
NJ kimball; thence running at right angles eastery
TO lands heretofore owned by n. aud j. A. Granger,
about 2lO 5-2 feet; thence northery parallel with
Cheshire street to the north line Of said sub lot No
p, about 32 4l2th feet; thence the point Of be-
ginning. Appraised at S5,7OO.
ID. The second tract parcel Of land is known as
the whole Of lot No. three In Block No one Of Sew
mOur 4 Badwin's survey Of ten acre lots in Cieve-
land, Nos. 81 and 81; said lot Is bounded west BY
Clinton (nOW BrOwnelD street. east by an aley-the
north line Is Ia feet lU inches the south line Is los
feet and inches to said alley aud is fifty feet wide
Appraised at 5000
JOSEPH s. GRANNIs,
Spalding x Parsons, Master Com r.
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9hgsftiams, &t.
DIR. R. J. LYONS.

DR. r. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
L NOWN ALL OVER THE
IN the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will be at his Office, No. 2s2 Superior street. Ceve-
land Ohio, Opposite the Post Office two doors east
of Hofman's Blockl on the following dates OF each
and every month, viz;
Isl ID Ilub l2th, 13th, l4th and 3Oth.
BB-A PAMPHLET, ga
containing brief sketch Of Dr. LYONS Life, Study
and extensive Travels has just been issued by him.
which can be obtained at his office by all who desire
one, free Of charge.
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aetanmfattnrtrs.

.BB-Personal attention given to all kinds of re-
pairing and general jobbing, Shafting, &c, &C
... |.... ~ iyalR2A
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All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl ST. Louis &C. and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n Y. q T.
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April g 1850.
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MEDICINES.
AYER'S SARSAPARTLLA

4 n n - SdRSdpARTIIA
oomSi%sS VIII othsI sass,nsos 81 sss
stes I've power q to al ord "a sa ctvs sntisoss
Such IA rene is surey' wanted @ ~ TsBst.s g osr.
fer from Str9nous comp ialnts. aud thss On. ss'nh
service 70 tia large SASS oi our sr0ss Of @ssess
oIflzens. How comp etely this mpourd viii A.
worst 70 he foula in the foossns @ come sne
scIoful. and scrofuIou. complsint.. Eruption.
Tumors, sat Rheum, Scad Head, SyphIlis sr3
ph,iItls An Al r St.on, Mercur,si pisesss. props,.
sia and lndigeshon. Erysipees, Nose or ST Ar
.een r,s; saS, & 1sd ssS n, rs,s y 1lsss % com
This compound vii es found great promoter of
heath wbss tsses az ths spring, 90 sAPsl ths ioa
the year. By tbs tiDely expulsion .of them mani
,,p .snps:lar dlsordeTs are aiPPti an the bud Multi
srISes from The endurssse oS f1aa .ss s
eereS; S sores threasa Which The systsm wall tive
through the stuIal ohsnnes Of the bed' by an al.
teEatiye medicine. Cleanse oat the viustsd siood
whenever you hnd ats impurities bursting tkTOnfh
sSsa eS:SSssd q sad sfs, Sia' ,ss
disorder is felt people erieI better haiti snS i've
neaith'. agd al is well; bat with thIs pahulum OF
life dlsoIdered, there can be no lasting health
great machinery iis e isordered or overtS1os" we
DurlLg late ye.rs the Pui lie have beeu misled hy
of ssrsapariila Tor ono dollsr. Most OF these Ia
been frauds the sick for they not onl, oontsin
Little, any arsararla 6ut often Gu ratve prop-
erties vha ever. herre, bitter sRd paInfa Gissp-
poIntment hss followed the use cf- the yariou ex-
trscts Of earsapcrllS hich food the MARKET until
the name itselfI jsstly Gsspised and has become
synonymous Of imposition and chsst. Stin we call
ssah = Temedy as shS res Tesene the ' name an II fto%
!oad Of 0oloquy when rests upon it. And We think
NE hsve grna for belle, ing il has virtues which
are irressble by the ordinary run of the diseases
IL is intended TO cure =.
Mass Price 81 per bott - bottles in one racl '
age S. ss is-eoim
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. INTERESTING DETAILS CONCERNING THE EyAc.
uATIoN OF TRuxILLo. The New Orleans Plea
yune Of the 11th contains details of Walkers
evacuation Of Truxillo, from which it appears
that the interference Of the British sloop- war
was demand On Walker for the revenues of the
port, on the ground that they Were mortgaged to
the British Government Walker having co,
lectet no duties, but having made Truxflloa a free
port, OF course could not answer this demand
rhe British commander (Salmop) then REQUIRED
walker 70 lay down his arms, offering, IL be did
So to protect him and bis men until they could
embark on some vessel and leave the coast Of
Honduras. Immediately on the recent of tbjs
and before answer was returned the Picayune
correspondent says: ~
Several of the principal officers were summoned
TO the Of the General and orders given as
TO the various duties TO be performed by them
with disPatch. Additional rounds Of cartridges
ana ana caps were given out to the men, and guam
more cartridges was carefully put up in small
bags for the men TO pack with them ON the uncer-
tain march that was before them: In the ordnance
department were 66 Of Walkers Minnie musk cts
which must remain behind; and as these u1ust
necessarily fall into the hands Of the enemy the
StQcks were broken and the barrels bent In sncb
9 smanner as to render them useless A large
Quantity Of powder and some cartridges were
thrown into the water-closets, and casks of water
emptied upon them, Thus In one service or
another the officers and men were busily EMPLOYED
nnIil between i0 and III O'Clock, p. IN when the
two companies were rapidly formed in order and
the march commenced EVERYTHING Connected
with the evacuation Of the fort was Conducted so
orderly and silently that one knew Of II In the
town or on board Of any Of the several vessels I'm
the harbor. "
The whole number Of men under Walker. and
leaving the fort with him, was about 80, includ-
ing oficeu.
Gen Walker left behind him in the fort the
entire hospital. This is composed Of eight per-
sons az follows, viz: DR.. f. H Newton, Surgeon
IN charge; b. johnson, hospital steward: Col.
Thomas Henry, wounded by pistol shot In the
lace Charles Allen, aecretary to general-in-chef
sick OF fever; Walter Stanley, private, wounded
In the arm; Henry Cooper, private, wounded in
the leg; F. F. Conway, private, fever; and A.
Those left behind made immedia,. application
to the British Consul for protection who promised
TO do all he could for them. Comma ander Salmon
afterwards called on them and offered them the
protection Of the British flag IL they would tell
him which way Walker had gone which thew
either could not or would not do The officer
however, assured them Of protection The cor,
respondent, who appears to have been partici-
We were to be permitted to leave Truxillo
whenever opportunity presented, and would be
allowed to take our private baggage with US, but
all arms or papers relating to General Walkers
expedition must be retained In the fort as public
property"
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The PRINCE OF WALES AT iNI.sARA- On
saturday the PIince visited the Falls, going
through the regular routine Of Of tourists, but
not 60 over under the Fails Dr. Kerwin, the
Master Of the Horse, and Major Teasdale guarded
the Princes horse while he was absent and dis
covered a fellow attempting to cut of the horses
tail as memento. After great war of words
they succeeded in putting the fellow kors de tom
bat. '''"
Returning from the Falls the Prince rode st a
slapping pace TO the residence Of Mr. Street for
mer Nj r., and one Of the wealthiest men in Can.
ada, where be lunched. In return MIR Street
dined with the Prince this evening B,ondin
used the Prince a. an advertisement but he did
not draw There Were quite number of persons
on the Canada side, few on the American side
and many on the bridge, who paid nothing and
saw better than all. There was no enthuslaym
When the Prince arrived Blondin bowed TO the
Prince and started of, the Prince watching him
attentiveiy through telescope The Prince had
seat In rustic pavilion, the Duke Of Newcastle
and suite sitting rear, with Mai. Teasdale and
others sitting cross-legged In front ith no regard
To dress. Some Americans will be surprised to
see that the Prince and suite dress in clothes yrry
plain and neat, and which would give Broad
way dandy the horrors. Blondin crossed and re-.
'rned, and the Prince complimented him by
n,'ng his hands in applause; and then BIondin
nrensreu 70 carry man over. Tothis the Prince
phiected Ant, only after repeated assurances would
he allow Blondin TO start with COlcord his agent,
on his back, pausing only to have photograph
t,tsn The Prince watched with breathless In.
MANY people were disappointed, as they thought
Blondfn would carry the Prince on the rope. We
st,e this IN all seriousness a. the affair was freely
talked about by the spectators. For the first time
Blondin returned OF stilb, the Prince also having
put In protest against this performance. IL was
most arduously and mas.ccuy feat, but AID not
please the Prince, who thoug. II IL iooiharoy
When Blondin reached the shore, the Prince and
suite had long conversation with himin sfench,
complimenting him, and asking about the ST.. q,
and his feelings while on the rope. As the Prince
left he said, ''rhank God, it's an over" Observ-
ing Farini's rope, further up the river, he
asked what Ii was "a path for another fool -
aloud, aud nodded his assent to his epigramm atic
reply. The sensation on seeing Blondin 10 like
witnessing the execution of man by hanging
The Prince then went on board the steamer laid
Of the Mist and went up to the Falls. ust az he
embarked burly Englsshman insisted on shak-
Ing hands with him, and the Prince invited him
on board the steamer. The Niagara was very
rough and mist very thick, and the Prince re-
mained only half an hour.
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POISONING BY LEAD CONTAINED IN SNuFF One
Of the German medical journals gives an account
by DR.. Wicke, Of a case Of poisoning by lead con-
tained in snuff. The symptoms were violent
attacks of collie, which hrst awakened suspicion
the patient was being poisoned by lead No
source could be found FOR such poison, except in
snuff was chemically examined, and found to con-
tain two and a half per cent. of metallic lead Dr.
wicke, IL Of the opinion that lesd finds IT way
into snuff from the lead wrapping in which snuff
damp and to the atmosphere, the lead becomes
changed into carbonate, and the snuff is charged
with the poison. He thinks that this view is
corroborated by the fact, that In examining pack
ages Of snuff, the lead changes in amount az one
approaches the centre, and that at the corners of
the packages, where contact with the wrapping is
most perfect, the crust of carbonate OF lead Ia
most marked. The absorption of lead by the
snuff. .taker, is mainly bv the stomach. The snuff
10 conveyed to the palate In small quantities, and
thence downward TO the stomach.
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IDA correspondent writing to the Burial o
widow of the heroic commander of the LADY
Elgin, Is a noble woman well worthy Of such a
husband, and that the whole family are well de-
serving the sympathies Of the Christian world
amiable, and noble girl Of Is years, In size, ap-
pearance and accom- mplishments indicating young
lady Of IL years; the next fine boy Of about I3
Yeas; the Youngest pretty bright girl Of IL years
but an unfortunate invalid, who will remain so
through life The appea rance, manners, and ac-
complishments Of each give unmistakable evil
dence Of the successful training Of a sterling
mother
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N.xx,xs rsy NAvy.-The Boston Traveller
"a naval o,Ncer says that applicants for ad-
mIssion 70 the navy are cont aually Waiting the
49, Ysras An dozens. w hen a ship 10 ordered
- ~. H. naval station At which she is TO be
.souinneI rv arms for days with all sorts Of
n1ovrrI ias Ssmsn and mariners It is believed by
ahoe compe<srk 10 judge that In case OF necessity
.xrs could wAstef ~ <rs0 sesmen and ten tmss as
many landsnsa vs<hla Q month. Respectably
S,rssfd yoang usen SreS Ssehtly cone expressly
Sron the coSatxy 10 enter tbs seFvlcs"
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MILLKRrTEs.-The Millerites have lust CON-
cluded their annual religious services In North
wilbraham, Mass. The sect, 1t was stated. pow
and Representatives from nearly every State in the
Union attend their annual camp meetings. Great
diversity Of opinion exists among them regarding
the time when the world Is 10 come to an end.
some antiei pate the uniyersal overthrow In 81
teen weeks others look for 1t previous to the last
Of March, 1851. while others ssill are confident
that II viii be postponed ten years and two weeks
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PHYsIcAL TRAINING IN BosroN PUBL &c SCHOOLS
Mr Phiibrick, Superintendent Of tie Public
Schools OF Boston, has just made report recon-
mending physical training - part Of the COM
principal remedy which would suggest Is the
Introduction into all grades OF our schools of
thorough system Of Physical training as a part of
tne sclool cpitnte. Let part Of the &C hool time
Of each day he devoted to the practice Of calishe
mic and gymnastc exercises, In which every pupil
shall be required TO participate -