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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-29
Nfh Orleans Duly Crestsnt. |
OFFICIAL JOURNAL. |
II q TT q e .
TREASURER DEPARTMENT,

new OTteaIs, July y, 1901.
The following is a list of the names and amounts
of the Unpaid Tax Bills for the taxes on Real Es-
tate, Slaves and Personal Property for the year
1890 remaining in my hands this day. These bills
can be paid at the Treasurer's Office City Hail. Tor
shirty days from date hereof, by paying the eosts
of advertising, which is rs cents, and interest a.
the rate Of 10 per cent. per annu from date nhtli
paid AT the expiration Of the thirty days, al I'M
paid bills win be placed in the hands Of the ASSIST
ant City Attorney for legal collection, ACCORDING
"a the law Of 1859, which reads thus: The
Treasurer shah give notice that Judgment thereon
win be- applied for to the District Courts, according
to The frst letter Of the name Of the delinquent
taxpayefs, as follows all bills from A to D. incle-
sive,v Il the Second District Court; all bills from
u j, inciusvsiy to the Third District Court; all
hills from to N, inclusivey, to the Fourth District
Court; all bills from to R, inclusively, to the
Fifth District Court all bills from to Q, incln-
s;yely. to the Sixth District Conrt.'n
ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer.
NEW ORLEANS, July 9, 1861.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12
Admini.trntor,s Sale.

AvOTICE u hereby given that by virtue Of order
N ami decree Of the County Court of VIII County,
male the petition Of the Undersigned aim mist
81 the estate Of iustayus A. flooding. deceased" for leave
20 sell the Real Of said deceased the February
Term thereof A. d. 1851, shall Wednesday the
Twenty.fourth day OF April A D. ls5l, between the
bours Of 10 o'clock A. VI. and . o'clock =. NJ Of said
Ry the north door Of the Court House In the city
oic ia said County Of WILL sell at public sue, to the
highest and best bidder therefor, all the right, title
md iueres. Ofsad estate ia and to the following dss
CIVILIZED real estate, subject to the Widows right of
Dover therein, 10 ait The west half Of the u Of
kection number tSenyone t2 Ia Township tlitrtysiN
90, North Of Range number ten llOJ East Of third
pTncpal merhaH also the undivided fourth part If
ne half of the north quarter and the Undi-
rded forth part Of the north vast quarter Of the
north west quarter Excepting the undivided
nrth part Of twenty-five being Lots , g. and
The north half # Lot number 3, in the subdivision Of
aid quarter secton) Of Section number niue 90, in
Tow nshp number thirtysiX (3G), north of Range
npmber eleven (l) East Of the third principal nrri-
dhn also the undivided oue-half Of the east half Of
block nuIntcr twenty-sX (26 in the Village of Lock-
poTt, al situated in the County Of viii and State of
1illno also tho undivided onefourth part Of the
nall OF the north west quarter Of Section number
tNehy-two (22 in Township number thirtyseveu (3T)
North of Range eleven (l East Of the third principal
uerdn, situated in the County Of Cook the State
- Illinois; also undivided one-sNth part Of the
portb east quarter and the undivided ouesN IN part OF
the south west quarter Of Section number thirty-sx
Oh, In Township number twenty-five C22l North of
merdian, situated in the county Of McLane and state
Of Illinois
The terms Of payment will be made known on the
day u sale.
CHARLES II. WEEKS, Admr.
"Joliet, March II, 1851. 39-6w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clark, NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfIing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the Female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
excess all distractions, and speedy
may be relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
n Ia pecuary suited. It WILL In a short time, bring on
tbe monthly period with regularity.
zach hottie price One Dollar, bears the Government
s,amn If Great Britain to prevent counterfcits.
CAUTION.
Tb,s, PiIs should not be taken By tsnadlss during The
I,J5ST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they are
e 10 briny OF Miscarriage but at any other time they
are safe.
In The Back aud Limbs, Heayness, Fatigue slight
Fxertion Plantation Of the Heart, Mysteries, aud
whites these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed and although powerful remedy do
not contain iron caomel antinony, any thing hurt
full TO the constitution
Puli directions accompany each package.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Hate I. c. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
NB.-si and postage stamps enclosed to any an
thor,zed Agens will bottle containing SO Pills.
by return mail.
Sold by j. II. BROWN, Joliet, and all Druggists.
Dec. /, 1850. molly
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANS PULM0NIC WATERS !

The Original Medicine Establish, in 1887, and
first article OF the kind introduced under the
name of "PuLMoNIo WAFERs," in this any other
country; all other Pulmonic Waters counterfeltsg
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped on each Wafer.
BRYANs PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Threat, Hoarseness,
BRYAS's PULMoSIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRYAS's PULNoNIC WAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Relieve inepient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Bryans Pulmoinc Waters
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula aud Tonsils.
Bryan's Puimobic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions
Bryan's Bulmonc Waters
Are adapted yecalists and public speakers.
Bryan's PnlmOnic Waters
Arc in a simple form and pleasant to the taste. Not
only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Arc
anted To give satisfaction TO every
No family should be without box of Bryan's Pull
monte Waters in the house.
No person will object TO give for Bryan's Pull
monte Waters Twenty-Five Cents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Sold by j. II. brown, Joliet, and all other Druggists
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THE MARKETS.
loli.tPrie. Current,
cuURcu DIRECTORY---SUNDAY
SERVICES.

u,.yoD,sr EPISCOPAL CHuRcH,-Rey. II. Crews, Pas
Tor Hours Of worship 10l5 A. ,,anG7 Pm
ooxaaxaArIoSAL CauRcH--Rev' John Kidd. Pastor-
Hours Of public worship 1917 A. NJ, and ~ P NJ
RsrtS CATHOLIC CHURcH,-Rev. P. Farreliy, Pastor
Hours6f publIc worship 1. NJ, 1OH M and 3 ?. y
H,,srnpII CgurcH.-Rev, John Wilkinson, Rector
Hours Of public worship lo3 A. n.,ana e ; :. u
WeJnesday 10 AN, Morning Prayerand Litany'
n.pTIsr CHuRca-Rev. c. Button, Pastor. Hours OF
public worship 10I4 A. NJ, andT I'm ~. n.
GERsAN ROMAN CArHoLioCHuEcH,0heV'S 'hau uS :,
tor Hours OF public worship l0E A. NJ, and Jpn
,JxIygas,IIsr CHuRcn,-Rev. o. A. skinner, Pastor
Hours Of public worshiplO% An; and q P ~
asnw,N PROTESTANT CHURcH,-Rev- C. sans, PASTOR
Hoursof public worshiplOH AM, and 2KP.M
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12
Commisstoner's Sale.

MY virtue Of an order and decree Of the WIZ County
ID Circuit Court made the December TERM there
u. 4. ID. 1860. in suit in equity wherein John y.
Hii<Up j. complainant and Thomas 2. hiltehrant,
William Smith. Il. Eaton Goodell, Mathew Shoemaker,
and sophia Dcmnoud defendants the Undersigned
will offer for sale at public auction the tenth day
f april 1851 at the hour of one o'clock T. NJ 81 that
ay at the north door Of the Court House in the city
81 Joliet, VA VIII County aforesaid, the following drs-
rrbcd Real Estate, situate and being il VIII County
md State Of Illinois, 10 Wit
lot number three (3) in Block number thirteen fl3l,
ID that part Of the city Of Joliet, known and described
~ East Joliet.
81 Said premises 70 he sold for onehrd cash and the
tAlanCr in equal payments II one and two years
rom the dsy Of said sale with laE ul interest TO be
secured by Mortgage on the promises sold.
DAVID q. GROVER, Commissioner.
Joliet March T. 1851. 3a-jw
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

1AA GALL NOllCE.
LII persons concerned will please take notice and
~ are hereby notified that sale Of lands and town
and city lots for State, Coun aud special taxes and
costs due and unpaid thereon for the year A. D. 1855
and ia pursuance Of law in the County Of VIII and
State Of Illinois, on the 18th day of Jnly 1852 the
undersigned purchased 60 acres the und q e SneL
Sec Il, 80, IL Il, for the OF Si64; also acres
in " corner n Il sw 4 ne =, Sec 0, 7 3IRI4 E. for
the sun Of l-35 also Lot in Block % i'm the Village
OF Lockport, for the sum of Sil4 also Lot in Block
A. In the Town OF Wilmington for the sum of SO cents
That the time OF redemption thereof from said sale will
expire in two years from the Of said sale and the
cost Of redemption will be double amount sold for
and subsequent taxes if paid by with ten per cent
interest from the day ofsale.
STEPHEN D0WSE.
Joliet March O. 1851 39-3w
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TAX SALE NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the owner or ow ners
N respectively Of the following described tracts and
lots situated in the city of Joliet in the County OF Will
and State Of Illinois, that the undersigned became the
purchaser of and is the legal holder Of the tax cert
cate Of each Of the said tracts and lots at the sale
and other real esta in the city Joliet in the Cou-
tyOfW and State of Illinois, made by tho city Col
ecor thereof for the purpose Of defraying the ex-
Penss Of building side walk from the East side of
Mississippi Avenue from Washington Street 10 Second
Avenue in said city held the 18th day Of September
1885, that the redemption from said sale of the city
lots described IN the following list will expire on the
LIST day OF September, ls6l aud the amount required
to redeem will be double the OF SALE with sub
sequent taxes interest and Of advertising TO wit:
Description.
Garlner's Graves Subdiy Of part Of the VIZ Of
the NE Il Of Sec. Is, Town IS, y. of X ICE:
Lot l, same
8 anne
same
same
.
came
IL
BERNHARD L. SHARPE.
Joliet, March 18th 1861. 9g-3w
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Tax Sale Notice.

Ii persons concerned, will please take notice. that
N at sale OF lands, town and city lots for State
County and special taxes and for the year 1855
made in pursuance of law, in the Countv Of VIII and
state OF Illinois on the 18th day Of July, 1859 o. s.
Skinner bid of said land, that am the legal Holder
by assignment of the purchase certificate Of the
following sescribed tract of land sold at said
sale, and that the time Of redemption from said sale
will expire in two years from the date thereof and
the redemption will be double the amount sold for
and subsequent taxes paid by me- cost Of adver-
Using with interest thereon from the date Of sale ai
tract OF land and is described a. follows TO wit:
10 acres Lot 2 Subdiv. Of N w Il Sec g. Town as
r. 10 T. Amount sold for $2,6l
Joliet, Feb. %. 1851 PHILLIP KEEP.
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n o t | C E

10 the Supervisors of the several Towns in Will Co.
YOU are hereby notified that there will be special
Il meeting Of the Board of Supervisors of viii CO.
az COuI9 house IN Joliet Monday the llth day
OF Asrch, lsel at o'clock P. NJ when and were YOU
are requested to attend. - ~
WV. TONNE, Clerk. DAVID UITTApn C,i-.
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NOTICE.

FINHE public hereby notified and cautioned against
L purchasing certain note for thesum of Two hun
dred and hfty dollars any other purportug to
bs given by meto Randall NJ Devany o. Devany 4 Kelly
about the 18th day of February, ls6 as shall
not pay the same, it having been procured through
frEud aud deceit and without valuable constellation
and hold receptof then in full of all demands
up to this date.
Joliet FEB 18th ISL JOHN CLIFFORD
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L E A N S 7 L r S
INFALLIELE AND WARRANTED,

n heNlyinNenfed
Acoustic Pocket Article far The DEAF
With which to hear Lsctures Sermons s..--rb.. r.
III IL small, and can be carried in the pocket ana
Mhen used be entirely concealed II /. construrted
o. tree Kinds OF metal, with Gutta Percha tues "a
oonlhined a 70 form powerful reflector Of sound-
and - altogether the desirable Instrument o.
the deal ever invented letter enclosing full psr
tieuars, viii be sent 10 address on the rci,,
. cent stamp, with which 20 send the same
Address, IL MANSFIELD. Book Seller
Ia 1J@ York Street New Haven Co,p
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Two Nice Rooms the second and third story
of No. - Bluff st suitable for family, d tailor
or shoe shop. II zen: cheap. Also. Cellar Room that
does net freeze suitable for storing apples any thing
Of the kind. Terms reasonable, Inquire Of
W. y. CASWELL
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O. Fox

will state to my friends and the publcin general
name Of Edward Savage. who Processes be what he
does has caused to be published such advertisement
about o. Fox's Git Book Store and Brass JewcIry.
Do You think much Of such "a who trys to in
Jure one who never IN any way tried TO injEre him
II Is nothing more than jralosy in business matters
Now viii state that for the past three wears my
Miscellaneous Book trade, and such | presume has
been the it'll Mr.. Saya-es has been very small
scarsey nothing Ia speak of. And where has the
trade gone: To NV York and Philadelphia. to the
"iit Book Stor" Of Evans AID in protcctIcn myself
when was in New York made arrangements with
Publishers for Books at very low rates aud nad. ar
engagements with Of the Iarg publishing houses
IN New York 70 get me catalogue, which has been
publ he'd Now Will state my friends and custo-
mors Of the Western States, that have fine Gold
JeWelry house has, and the largest finest aud
best selected stock of any house in the CRY.
In few days -halI receive ver- fine addition to
nay present stock in the way of Silver Tea Sets Gold
Watches. silver Watches. and all kinds Of the
Sc ected stock aud all parties buying books from
Will give them % per cent. OF Of my Catalogue. which
i better than friend Savage. 10 per cent; If they
do not wish to take their gift. My Gift Book business
Is conducted different plan from other hoases
At the time the gift is given will show them the
blank book III which the gift is written in black ink
ana numbered to correspond with the number the
goods and specifying the article and If they not
satisfied with their gifts will take OF % per cent
from what they paid for the books will guarantee
all my patrons thar they will lie Well satisfied.
tali ~ q. FfNs and huy your Holiday Presents. |
have hue stock OF Children, Ladies' and Gents Furs
and aside from Books what is there useful than
Furs ia this Ciatey Call early before the store is
To- make Your selections ami Will sell you all kinds
which keep lower than any other house.
0. FOX
Joliet, Dec. %, 1870. n2Stf
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT on CampbelFs st. For partiS
~. ulars enquire on the premises the Tannery
OF Mack 4 Cleghorn, on exchange ST. between River
AID Canal.
Joliet, July o. 1850 6tf
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, 60 viii Co. Circuit Court.
coUSTT OF WILL, of March Term, lS6l
M AUGUSTUS NJ. WILEY,

couSIY or VIII, 50. Of Norrb Tsr, OI ISsi
AUGUSTUS NJ. WILEY,
Asnkel r. Nanmeter, Alfred II. Vanmcter. Edwin W
taunneter, Julia A. Nanmeter James G. Nanmcter,
Marry G. Nanmeter. heirs of Thomas r. Vaumeter,
deceesed aud Eli Hawkins. Guaro ian dc.
A fflDANlT Of the nouFesileuce OF Asahel r Van
IA meter, Alfred ii. Nanmeter, Edwin W Yanmster
dnlia A Nanneter, james q Nanmeter Nancy C. Van
meter. heirs Of Thomas K. yanmeter. deceased and
EIi Hawkins, Guardian &c, the defendants above
naned having been filed in the Office of the CLERK of
TIE Will County Circuit Court.
Nofice is hereby given to the sud Asahal r Wanna.
trf. Alfred II Yanme;sr, Edwin W Yanmeter. JuIia
= tanmeter, James g Nanmeter, Nancy c yanuet-r
nd hi Hawkins, Guardian, that Augustus NJ Wiley
he complainant sled his bill Of complaint in sail
Cc1ft the ohancsry side thereof the nth dav of
MArph, 1851. and that summons theTeupOn is sued
c1t " said court against said DEFENDANTS returnabe
% ne third Monday of March, ls6l, by law re-
z1iI>d.
VOW unless you the said Asahel r Vanmeter, Alfred
t@nmeter, Edwin W Vanmeter. Julia A Eanmeter,
@4t1s & Nanmeter, Nancy Vanmeter, and Eli IIaw-
At1. Guardian, shall personally be and appear before
$40 pircut Court Of win County on the first day of
e4oneAt term thereof to be holden at Joliet in said
lnty, on the third Monday Of March, 1861 and plead
14tFtr OF demur 10 the said cOmplanarts bill of COM
I+'N1 the same and the matters ana things therein
ereEed and stated will be taken us confessed and
ee entered against yoa according to the PRAYER of
ENrokLL &-KUILER, Comp Sol's
{1Iiei, March II, 1861 a.
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Gardner wants a situa1ion-A \

4 II q ~. " Tits situatIon.-A man Of
~ small family as a Gardner or Farmer on a gsn,l.
mans place. Can come well recommended ana 60
be seen by addressing letter, PlaiDfeld Post One
Illinois, for JOHN KEfJTu ~ g
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Pocket Book Iost-sIOReward

nNthe 18th inst, the subscriber lost his pocket
~ book, containing so in bills whereabouts and
Of $40 against VIM. A. Pearson, with two endor-
cements, between the Central Hotel and Exchange-
The finder will be entitled to the above reward by
leaving the pocket book and contents the Post Office
Joliet, Feb 10 'ol JOHN u. MILLER
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The Good Time Has Come,

The Good Time Has Come,
When you that cold of yonrs brake mp
coughs and peace. that is what every body
and it be all you have got to do is to
DIR. Ives Cough Relief.
Use il TO- Cough: it for Cola: il for the Asth
mn; it for the WhooPing Cough, Group, Hoarse-
ness Bronchetis Influenza. Consumption, and all dis
of the Throat and Lungs II is put up IN 25 cts.
so and 81 sizes, which brings it within the
of all. Soldby L. J. IVES. Wholesale Western Depot
No. 2IO South Clark st. Chicago.
Sold in Joliet by J. II. BROWN, Druggist.
Dec. 4, 1850. u25-6m
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Stone Warehouse.

THE subscriber having leased the large Stone Ware
l. house, Is prepared to pay the
Highest Market Price In Cash,
for GRAIN and Country Produce. VIII advance Lum-
Der at cash for grain in store. lie will keep
constantly on hand, SALT, WATER LIME &C.
He respectfully solicits the patronage Of his old
friends and former customers. aud all others who
wish 10 dispose Of their products and procure articles
in his line of trade
HENRY FISH
Joliet. Nov. q, 1850. B34-tf
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RS~READ the Advertisement of DIR. SANFORDS
Liver lnvigoTator, and Cathar:c Pills, in other
column
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A Choice Lot of Fresh Green ana
a RInclS Teas, Oh he indy from BoSt0a and
40 Bluff ST.
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TRIBITTE or RRspEcT

Hominy Creek Division, Sons of Temperance, No.
2S4, held a called meeting on the 2Sth ult., to pay q
ter, Mrs. Jane Bird, wife Of Rev. John w Bird, of the
Holston Conference, who departed this life on the
evening of the 9th ult., in the fullest triumphs of a
living faith.
on motion, a committee of Lady Visitors were APP
pointed to draft resolutions appropriated to the occa-
sion, whereupon, the following were offered and
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, In the dispensation OF an Advise Provi-
dcncc, our much esteemed sister, Mrs. Jane Bird, has
been removed from our midst. Be- it therefore
Resolved, That in the death of sister Bird, our Di-
vision has lost a jealous and much esteemed member;
society at large a bright ornament; our minister a
most devoted, selfsacrifcing wife; her children a
piOus, exemplary mother.
Resolved, That while VIC deeply deplore the loss of
our sister, and would fain have stayed the relentless
hand of death, yet we bow with submission to the
will OF a Higher Power, and comfort ourselves with the
sweet reflection, that We can mourn not as those who
have no hope, for g our loss is her eternal again.
Resolved, That while We mingle the tears of sym
pathy and regret with the bereayed husband and
mothcrless children, we tender to them every allevia-
ton of grief our hearts can give and as a Fraternal
band protect them from the contumacies of a heart
lees world and point them to that source of comfort
which never faileth. And do hope that in the plenti
tude OF their hearts they may be able to say - Ths
Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away, blessed be The
1 name of the Lord
Resolved, That in this, the first death in our Divis
ion since its organization, we be forcibly impressed
with the solemn truth, that 4" in the midst of life w,
are in death, !" and that we avail ourselves of the Scrip
yc think not, the Son of Man cometh."
Resolved, That the members of this Division, witt
the regalia of our Order trimmed in mourning, attent
in procession the burial OF the deceased, that we wea
tas ss OF me ea 4ssof 81 Sei inscaibe edS to her a's memory noT 'h"'
published in the Spirit OF the Age, and that the IVES
tern Carolinian, Ashcville and Hendersonville paper
be requested to copy.
MISS r. A. YOUNG. Com.
MISS {. M. WOLF.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-01-16

not write, then he ought to have extraordin-
airy faculties to compensate for such neglect.
II is in this view that we are to understand
the complaint of a well known author, that
he was ignorant of q certain subject, and the
means by which he was to dispel his igno-
rance-narn,ly, by writing on it. 1t is in this
view that the monitorial system of instruc-
ton has its great value-to the monitors it's
the best sort Of teaching. 1t is from the
same point of view that Sir William Hamil-
ton used to lament the decay Of teaching as a
part of the education of students at the uni
v~ersities. In the olden time it was necessa-
ry to the obtaining Of a degree that the grad
uate should give evidence of his capacity as
a teacher; and in the very titles Of his de-
gree, as magister and doctor, he was designa-
ted a teacher. "A man never knows any
thing" Sir William used to say, until he
has taught it in ome way or other it may
be orally, or it may be in writing a book" il
is a grand truth, and points a fine moral
knowledge is knowledge, say the philoso
piers it is precious for its own sake it i.
an end TO itself. But nature says the oppo
site. knowledge is not knowledge until W
use it it is not ours until we have brough
it under the command of the great social fac
ulty-speech; we exist for society, andknowl
edge is null until We give it expression, an
in so doing make it over to the social il
stinct.