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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-17

combine civil liberty with ready obedience to
the laws, religious liberty with warm zeal for
religion. absolute general equality with sim
cere respect for individual rights. In acquir-
ing and carrying ont these most wise institu-
tons, Thy protection, Lord, has been signal
ly manifest. Il was Thy right hand that de-
Tended the founders Of this Commonwealth,
during the long and perilous struggle Of right
against might. 1t was Thy wisdom that in
spired thom when they established this Con
gross, to be what Thy tabernacle. with the
urtn and hUmmiHi-right and equity-wero
intended TO have been for the tribes of Israel
tho heart Of the entire nation, whore the
wants, the feelings, and wishes Of all might
become known, to be respected by all, so that
union might create strength, and concord keep
pace with prosperity
Lord the ordinary lifetime of man has
barely elapsed since this Constitution came
into force, and under its auspices our country,
from being feeble and poor, has become veal
thy and powerful ready to take rank with the
mightest, and Thou, o Lord, wilt realize un.
TO it Thy gracious promise unto Thy chosen
people: Vhosirchd ddoHai letobch--the Lord
will distinguish thee for that which is good.
Supreme Ruler of the Universe. many days
and many weeks have gone by since Thy SER
wants, our Representatives, first met in this
Congress, but not yet have they been able TO
organize their House. Thou who makest
peace in Thy high Heavens, direct their minds
this day that with one consent they may agree
to choose the man who, without fear and with
out favor, is to preside over this assembly
To this intent Father most gracious, do Thou
endow them with Thy spirit the spirit Of
NyfeIpf, unI of b. ~
counsel and Of amity; the spirit of knowledge
and of fear Of the Lord. Grant, Father, that
amidst the din of conflicting interests and
opinions, Thy grace may direct them so that
each one Of them and all of them may hold
the even tenor Of their way-the way of mod
Grafton and Of equity; that they may speak
and act and legislate for Thy glory and the
happiness Of our country; so that, from the
North and from the South, from the East and
from the West, one feeling of satisfaction may
attend Their labors; while the whole people
of the land ioyfully repeat tho words of Thy
Psolmist; How good and how pleasant is
when brethren dwell together in unity.
Lord God Of Abraham, Of Isaac and of Js-
cob, |, Thy servant bcsoech Thee bless these
Representatives, even as Thou hast directed
Thy priests to bless Thy people
Iebareketa odonai Hyisdniycta.
Ia-air ddonai panoraiota cy-c4apeneta.
Tissa adonai penw aicka peyasem Leto
Sholom
May the Lord bless We and preserve We.
May the Lord cause his countonanco to
shine upon ye and be gracious unto We.
May the Lord raise his countcnancc unto yc
and grant yc peace
May this Blessing Of the ono who liyeth and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-17

KrLLED.-An Irishman by the name of
Howe in the employ, we learn, of Mr. P. NJ.
Sanders, in the west part of Bennington, was
killed on Saturday last by the falling Of a
tree upon him, while engaged in company
with another man, in chopping in the woods
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-17

a BLACK DEMooRArIo PAPER.-The Rich
mond Enquirer when it heard of the election
OF Pennington as Speaker drapped its columns
IN deep black, as is usual on the death of the
President Of the United States. 1t bewails
inc election Of Republican Speaker as "The
latest National Calamity las an event to be
recorded with deepest modification" as
ian event of national shame and disgrace"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-17

COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
The sixth annual award of works of Art
by the Cosmopolitan Art Association was
made in New York, jan, 81. The following
"chG domrcs' were drawn by Vermonters-
Scene on tho Upper Mississippi, (Pastal) 49,
J b. Reynolds, Rutland.
might and Morning. by Thorwalsden.-
S. c. Woolson, Montpelier
Clay and Webster, (Medallio John Ro-
by, Burlington.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
G o M M Err clAL.
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen

LivERfooI, November lG 1862
MOhEY-nhe Bank OF England raised the minimum rate Of
discount on Tuesday evening 10 Pet and yesterday to et
III which II now stands This sudden
been declared in consequence Of large whdaws gold
aud making for The Bank of France from Bnnk England
Gonsos were influenced unfavaby by first advance but
lower than last Frday. = -
last the quieies day experienced
Tor long lime but prizes bt slightly Affected producers
continuing we'll occupied for future 1cliyery.
CorroSfhe extent OF business This week the smallest
We have had 10 record thus far this il except that
ported en- the 25 May rIees however remained nearly I'M
changed until yesterday When The action of Bank Of Eng
land caused the market to be very irregular and when ewer
range was established L is euit quote exactly ba
cnno he lar by repeating quotations of the ID
November done hereunder. Heser have set in
The sales have H. 100 bales all kinds Including 721
american and 1870 East Indian There l9iD bales
cleed to be for peeuaon and 20 for export laatiag % 30
bales for consumption.
The actual amounted z 20 bales Of which $685.
American and 6lSa East India.
The imports 6367 bales incing 263 from America
and 2006 from The East indies,
The stocks of all kinds has 3 bales since last
Friday 1t stands compared with thai year. s fol-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

For the speedy Of Intermittent Fever
Remttent Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague Periodical Head
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers indeed the
whole class Of diseases originating hillary
by the Malaria of Miasrnatic countries.
We enabled here offer the community remedy which,
while II the above complaints with certainty
feey harmless In any quantity Such remedy invaluable
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail Ts Cute
expe the miasmae poison of Fever and
ten and prevents the development Of the disease II taken
tie FIRST approach Of lis premontory symptoms II only
she best remedy yet discovered for this class of complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply for dol
iar hrn 1t within the reach OF everybody and in bilious dis
cs where teyer and Ague PREVAILS everybody should have
1t anu freely both for ehre and protection great
oy OF TINS remedy oYer other discovered for the
speedy and certain Of nermtents that It
nnne or mineral consequently produces qunism other
nar0uH effects whatever upon tile constitution Those cured
by are left healthy they had never he'd the disease
Fever and AgRe alone the consequence of the miasmac
poison great variety Of disorders arise from its irritation
among which are Nedrhtgls Rheumatism Gout Headache
Blndness foothache, Earache Gatarh Asthma Palptaon,
Painful Affection Of tie Spleen Hysercs, Pain in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and erangement Of the Stomach all of which,
when originating IN this es5e the intermittent type, or
become periodical Tbs CURE eNpes The poison from the
uabic protection Immigrants and persons travelling
porary residing Districts Ii taken occasionally
daily while exposed Infection viii be excreed
from the syste and accumulate in sufficient quantity
rpen into disease Hence it is valuable for protec
NoB than cure and few will nternitens
they avail Themselves Of the protection this remedy
Prepared by Dr. ]. O, AVER X CO., lowell Mars
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 Co. Nos 81 and I5l ChArtres
New Orleans hy al Drupo iel Gu,E
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
8sbisIu Of ibt alarksts.
cnE5cEsg oyrlcE.. No. % cAxy srnarr

CRE5CEsY Oyrrrr Nh IN {, 1. w. e-s.-rr n
FfiAay Morning. Dec. Z ia60
CVYfos. "a tair demand again prevailed yes
ssrd85, nus Win poor assortment of desirable
iS.S oR tae inarket tae safes reached barely 5000
Daies az hrn prices FOR good Cotton, with no inn
eNoYeh1ehs IN the lower grades MiddiiDg 9s0
Ssc'- WEDNESDAY 8 safes it,eoo bales.
STATEMENT oS COTTON.
Reeaiys os ais sisss sao- aes lT
hees''ed Yesterday. y.-.-.----.. soas- 7ss,7ss
siag7e
ExpoTtsd 5esssfda5 '0 sss 4ssssz
stock On hand not e,s.,,a -.
TOBACCO. We did not hsar AZ . s,,s ae N,
consequence.
sTATEagNT OF TOBACCO.
stock O .snd is' September bids. a17e
Received 4l7s
as-ss
2 ao
a.. = s.a. .,..... - -.
sr,, M st..., -. ,1t41
az preyia,s ra.es Fa;r n E,,,,, rs.. 4,,-sr - =,
HoI.ssRs aEont 11o t,,,s y
20e % palIon for prime a,,d 9ne j, ,,a,, ~ a
Choice aIsa some If hhis ~ oEc ..ss,aI.o,,
F1,orR AAon4 7oa hbfy cfan,rad ra,,5.s =
Guiding 100 Fine and sHnertine ~ ss X 9dn s-,er
fine IN tbree LOIS ~ sf * o,d u ~ IN i.
"a 50. and ana low Extra u q I. sasIbl
ep,,Y Tie satos y -,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

tSsSsps4gssa LOSS 0T EAfiEE8--lr. j. WEST
lla st. Charles street, continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
L1lATup upon his new principle of self adj e8ion. Ths
method has procured him universal arprobation
saed az ben he NEST ingenious Of supplying ARTI
perfect articulation and maseaton perfect and nora
IN appearance defy detection by the closest Observer H
Vests melho of filing teeth with gold combines all modern
improvements Those interested will find these statements be
entirely and crupuousy Dr. VI his siscere
thanks the inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity fer the
extensive prcetce they have him with fifteen
years Office and residence liz ST. Charles street. coo
from Lafayette Square.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Dec. I, 1850
Received yesterday Ito Western Cattle, Sl3
Texas Cattle, 80 Attakapas Calves, 1876 Sheep and
l6 Mich Cows. Stock on sale comprises nearly
275 Western Beef Cattle, 1900 Texas Beef Cattle,
$50 Veal Cattle, AGO Hogs, $50 Sheep and 100
Mich Cows. We quote:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, is CoNsTI
- tgional disease corruption Of tho blood by which the
lutd becomes viaed week and poor Being circulation
peryades the whole body and burst disease any
part of It, No organ is free from Its attacks there
which may nj destroy The scofous faint is yarously
caused by ecnal dseuse low living disordered unhealthy
food impure air, filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
@ aa above all BY The senerca Infection Whatever 6e its or
rents 70 children the third and fourth generation y indeed
seems TO be the rod Of Him who says II will visit the nilui
ties OF The fathers upon their childrenn
It's effects by deposition from the blood OF corrupt
or cerous matter which in he lungs liver buoena 0rgane
Is termed tubcrees in glands swtnga Rad the
face erPons This foul corruption which gender in
the blood depesses the energies Of life that scouous
sutons not only suffer from scroulous complaints but they
have far less Withstand the attacks of other diseases
consequently vast numbers perish BY disorders which, although
not scof their nature still thstant
IN the sysem. Most Of the consumption whic decnates
human family has It's origin directly in this scrouious
aminaton and destructive discusses Of the liver kid.
neys BRAIN and indeed of all tho organs are ag
gravaed by the canse.
One1uarer Of all our people scrofuou their persons
nyaned by this lurking Infection their health Is undermined
by ~ 70 cleanse u from the system must tho
blood by Alternative medicine and nygoats II healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine we supply in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION

HELMROLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HEtyMBotps yME q s BgcHg for the Bladder. .5 ....
HESE%B9EBS.ss BSSaS fSt tSs is S5ossy Ssss,
BS6HS BS6H % Bssi B%sss S.ssSi S
HEMR9s HHEENR9LBs BgGHT B T Tssa SsasId Nf5sss sv
EMB9Bs RH RgSHS IS e. aGIs9T as s1i5 q Disease
HHEB9kbs BgGHg BEGH sl s Brynas Sshsaaf estn
HELMRoLDs BuCHU for Er1ptons.
BTGH8 % R a i Fis ss ry with
HEsSbys EsBeSf5y ss9G SGGa I'd o aoJ tSs e. ssh with
Want Of AZ Attention and Horror of Society.
HEtNB9Ebs 9b BIG BTGHT @ for 9ssEuetions ,
erection. and all dseasesof
~ EEESAtEs EEaAEEs EEaAhEs EENAhEs EENAtEs, EENAkEs
Old Young, Single, Married, contemplating Marriage,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS
... THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
in hs aofd for ii COMPLAINS noen to the sex wbohss
or change Of life. See symptoms above.
No Family should be without Itg
TAKE NO MORE RALsAM, Mercury Unpleasant Nedl-
en-, for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBoLp's EXTRACT BuOHU CURES
Secret Diseases
In ELL their stages, AtlIttle expense
+s 0F no ehIRSf SD Fl NJ al'i EXPOSURE Inconvenience
Uae HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUGHUfor E1cesaes arising
rom habits indulgedin
And for diseases arising from Habitb of Dissipation IT
al improper discharges and viii the Patient
Gss HELMBohDs EXTRACT BuGHU for Diseeges and
Affections Of the most Distressing Character.
Use HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BuGHU for all Afecticns
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female,
from whatever cause originating, and no matter Of
How Long Standing.
All the above deas and symptoms admit Of
and may originate from the safne cause.
HELMBoEps BUCHU Is safe, and pleasant taste and
odOr, bat immediate In its action
Pe,enay appeared bofors me- Alderman the city Of
Philadelphia, r HELMBoID, Chaa1ist, WHO being dtly
dee that dis preparation contains Narcotic dor
cuty, injurious drugs, but purely Vegetable.
II. 7. HEI4MBOLD, Sole Manufacturer
Sworn subscribed before this 2d dGy OF November
1854. VIM. P. HIBBARD Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle for S. delivered any address
Prepared by H. T. HEihBGLB
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
g.. e...+ .5m l0i Sonth street, below Ghesnut
Philsdelphia.
n7Beware of Co1nterfet and unprneiped Dealers, who
dspoe of their own and other articles the
reputation attained iy
Extract Buchu.
:, SaraaNarilla.
soldby JOHN WRIGHT / co,
q and Isl LhBrtres street,
And all Druggists avery where.
ssy-Ask for HEINBOLD's- No Othcrl Cut ont the
advertisement and send for IT. and avoid Imposition and S
po5Ire ia3l ly,GW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
rnIoEs
TREDEGAR IRON WORKS.

JOSEPH R. ANDERSON 4 CO..
Riehmond, Va, 8.
LOCOMOTIVE PORTABLE AND STATIONERY
Steam Engines,
OF all sizes and capacities combining all useful and modern
improvements and of greater strength durability Than any
other machinery Of similar size. Also
CIRCULAR AND SASH sAw-MIrIs,
of tic most effective aud substantial character having been
built expressly for
Plantation Use.
Gtist Mills, Gin shaftIng Draining Planning Machines
and every description of Machinery required by the Southern
Planter.
Also Spikes, chain Gar Wheels Axes Iron Trucks and
Railroad Fittings of every description.
RsEe were awarded al the yirgina State Far over all
Richmond Manufacturers, q 1890 Highest Premium
for the most simple, substantial and effective
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
For Plantation Use
Hsend and get by one Of our Illustrated eata
ogues, which contains convincing proofs Of SUPERIOR
MAGHINERY-a constant supply Of which is always en- kand
EDMUND NJ. IyENs, General Agent,
No. 5s ST. Charles strest
na Its6 ts6- New Orleans.
/ osT, At JACKSON, MISS, ON THE EvENISG OF
copted BY ThernhIIE 60: s'il ~
a @ Nc
one drawn BY snme ayor sans same date and payable 10
. ns q aragG BY j. & @ ehqmsFs an be- dated 1899
ne drawn By same same date and order payable IL months
One by j. Il Taylor to his own order dated the 10Th
aa o a1 m h9s"9se Wy y 4 months aer d.Ne for q s
9wn order datea 4 March, 1861 and payable Il months
One draga by r. G. King executor his own order dated
l5II May lseg and payable 10 months after date s6Oo
are hereby cantonea from trading neeotaIng TIC
signed 4 Brandon, Miss upon leaving them with THORN
HILL 4 co., New Orleans.
n...,.. - E. RICHARDSON.
STRoNG TEsTIalONY STRONG TESTIMONY.
ST. JoHss N B., Feb. 8. 1855
yS SI aaa M e1ssld i I a @ ss BE IN
upon the correctness Of 9an,s his statement
Sir Yesterday gave shld named 5as Cunningham aged
G years md months val Ct Fahneslockss germIfuge-
Se d and sted here wsse nine ihs
in hundred one Two Were nina and
~ ~ : ,Ss WILLIAM III eGSSfsaHaMl.' Sfiisf Il l'enss,
St Johns N. B., February 1855
nPurchasers should look well 10 tho initials on tc
and ma, they buying b X Fshassess veri.
inse, ana no nther n23 lm6W
A "A. MACHINES COTTON sEIap uxi4
And
OIL CAKE MANDATORY,
Nos. Il5 and I1z hEagmzfns street.
NEW 0RLR&Es,
Keeps coustantyon hand Superior Clarified oI
oILeAKE OIL CAKE MEAL, and deeorteessdseed.
orderstor the above allied with dspateh
CASH paid for COTTON SEEN delivery, nIe If
N0T1GE-TEth FOURTH DISTRICT AGENCY MER-
~ chants Matatl Insurance Company Orleans has
moved IL office 10 No Magazine street. heeen Josephine
pitl 81 ssh1isew sEraetn In
GbARET WIN s.............C saT WINE.
Eight casks good bodied CIAREr WINE of direct irorts
ton, for sale At moderate prices, by
.ss Y RARsi,tt 4 90 81 cnps,asa s.reei
WIAl4tArzS n TUCKER.
w COMMISSION NERO HANrs,
No. l59 GrR~ser street,
Joszfa :; WILLIAMS, NV oHIxAxs.
QzoEGg W. TgegsR.5 mylT IV
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
Compound Extract of saraaparllla,

Tha most efectua remedy which the medical skill Of our
times devise for this prevailing and fatal male
ady u Is combined from the active reInedas that have
ne discovered for the expugaton Of this foul disorder
he blood and the rescue Of the system from its destructive
slence HENCE should be employed for the Of not
such as Ernpse and Skin Diseases ST. Anthonys Fire. Rose
Or Eryspeas Pmples Pnstues Bloches Bans and Boils
Tumors letter and Salt Rheum sead Head Ringwo Rheu
asm syphltc aud Mercuria Diseases Dropsy Dyspepsia
debility and indeed, all complaints arising pn Yated
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpuriy Of the blood"
Is founded in TRUTH for Scronls degenerate of the blood
The particular purpose and vitne Of this pu
ry and regeneIate this vital fluid without which sound health
Is impossiblai in contaminated constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

The quantity of American COTTON knowa TO be At saa
ioF eFeat Britain Is now about a3a0 bales against e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
N lew YORK.

To sail on THURSDAY, Dec. l3. at s O'Clock A. NJ
rESE. FOR NEW YORK, VIA HAVANA
GM[kKl The steamship ~ Empire City, s. s. Baxter,
above, with the United States mails passengers.
Passage to New YorkCabin $40; steeage S2M Passage
to Havana-Cabn, So Steerage, $40.
Magazine street.
d6 tl2 S. DE WISER 4 Co, Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

To-day feeling fess gloomy flan yesterday Was
ne attendance o. sners pretty good But se snf ~
BUSINESS Was confined TO 5000 bales hnyers
Selves disappointed n not obtaining cotton low rs a-
taey nad faneied Holders keep IN view tie m3dsga sef
at the American ports. 4is5sefpls
BfEApsrEFTs he business remained moderate aid Wheat
dag. = F ~ sAse Si'-
TG4EsThe demand has been small 1e change In me
Fse sus tie market to close very
sohtssEThe easteriy wind has prevented arrfYas and
A our Fensrs bare Of st ck They soon ex6sst
however and they inclined make atisi5Dsl
pizfehassa Tor arrival al the high prices asking.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

,s ~ ~ s ana 99e9 in 1853; that Of East 1pds cf
next ~ ~ D bales against ses IN issa ~ S"hHa'y
1he prices of American cotton wa 1aosa ~ s,t.,s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

RILLIARD TABLES, CONSTANTLY ON HAND
&aad Tor sale from the mannfacory Of Mrsss n BRUINS
MiGh BRO, Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables,
Brunswes Patent uhions; also Cloths Balls Cues
other Trimmings belonging to this line
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
A w. MERRIAM,
all ly St. Charles Billiard Room, n. o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
STEAMSHIPS.
BRAzos sANTIAG 8

To sail on FRIDAY, Der H. 1864 Mt s O'Clock A. NJ,
z-f-sSss, NEW ORLEANS And BRAZos SAN
VI lfs TtAGO u: s. Mail Iine-For Brazos Santiago
Ssas' Indanoa-The superior iron steamship Arizona,
H. Smith commander will sail above carry yng the s.
mails For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply on board, or 10
!. G. HARRIS. Manager n Camp st.
steamship OF this line will hereafter leave for the above
port9 every Friday morning. dT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

DEAL ESTATE AGENT-JoHN PURCELL, No.
~ II Exchange Place stairs nearly opposite the Post
oee attends to Leasing Renting and Goecion of Rents Of
Orleans Jefferson and Garroon Also the Of
money All business entrusted to him promptly attended
iTl6 ON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-19
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
APRIL 10.

II n former issue we attempted 70 correct the
statement of the editor Of the PoiyHestGn, that
- in 1854 the schools were secularized. and reli-
gious instruction ceased The s~ectarian char
acter Of the schools did cease from that time 10
be recognized. and the reason was correctly stated
BY us.-erroncously 10y our n~eighbor ,-but not
reHgious instruction., such as native teachers are
capable of giving. In his paper of March 81, he
quotes from the report Of the Minister Of Public
Instruction in 1855, in order to sustain his posi-
ton. u follows
a. Ira ny fru-r reports, between schools q different denomina-
d dos - baaih hSusSs Of he L@Eisiatare Of last year. TIA;
the government free schools should he conducted without regard
appro~-i By tie King and council and addressed to each q ne
school inspectors "a ;c twenty-five districts. A copy Of this
Circular j. submitted herewith marked D.
The quotation Is correct TO the life, but what
does it prove in regard to religious instruction in
the schools? Nothing whatever. 1t is wide of
the mark, and affords not an iota of evidence
that religious instruction ceased in the free
schools, when the government ceased 70 know
any denominations distinction in them nor
will he find any more evidence to sustain his posi-
ton in the circular marked d, to which he refers
with an air Of triumph.
At our request a copy Of that circular has been
furnished US by the acting clerk Of the Depart
ment Of Public Instruction, and but for Its
length, We should insert a translation entire Qor
it seems it was published only in the native Ian
guage.) The import of it is, to direct the super
intendents, in accordance with the recommends
ton Of the legislature, TO combine the small free
schools together, where practicable, without re-
card to religious denominations, but not to dis
turb those Of twenty-five or thirty scholars that
were doing ,reH: and in regard to religious in
structiyn, tie following language is used
- In --fs-1- zher- thgf, j. no mixing . scholars q different
.ects. where tLsr- arr tho>e Il oHr denominations only, the
government hz- no order O. give IN regard 10 worship OF TeH-
cfOus TEACHING. TIE government = very d">irou- that the chill
dren h. instructed Iu thi-, iu rr-.riUlce with tie wishes % t-c
pareut-. But b. schools whore ID IRE are pupils "i iifereu; T.r-
ships. have no prayers while th-S ar together. lest sameb dis
satisfied. not liking the prayer, and disturbance arse "EN-
hort the teachers % L. waS-fl about this. that the c"nsc.enc'
q none IL cGeul-d- 8" 1t l. proper. however, TO teach tn
scholars % fear GI. keep bic acri. and love tie Lord Jesus
Christ. to b. .irtuous. love one another. avoai ther, tal-ed0rj,
IicentiJusnes.. anger, lad language, and AL other vices"
Thosa who will rako The rains 70 exnmin" the