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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-19
Ayers CatharHc Pills.

VIE sciences Of Cse=n:stry aud Medicine have
\ peen taxed their utmost 20 produce this best
most perfect puTgatiTe which il known to r7an n.
Vulnerable proots are shown that these PIIE have
virtues which suEpDas in e1ceIlenee The oriip4-T
.ele.tss. aaa that they win UnpreoedentsdIy upon
Sne SSseSn o. All men Ihey safe and pleSsaut
70 take, bat powerful 70 cIire met, ,.,tef.,;.
properties stimulate the vital Getyi:ies q ne b5
remove the distractions Of ita orr1as pgriFT rSa
blood, and expeg disease They E-21 ri r. III
h1EnoE9 u hich breed aud grow 6fsteuner stimHiSts
1890 oE dlsoTsIed organs into their natural ae-
whole system Not oaly DO they crs tfle ,e y
SPi4lnts q every body, but also tu-z7iEiabls and
aAa6e[oGS DISEASES that have bSHIed fbe - 81 n,
r1aa skin While they pruSncs TIoTsriSI $500
taey are a. the same time. IN diuiis4r3 3-Sz AZ
S1iSSt and beSt physie that cAa &c enployed a.
e3ke5 and being purely veEetable ~ ~ f- ~
Eis6 q harm. Cures have ieen rIa5s mir STS.S
Delsi we're they NOT s1lstautiaseI iv rsST - -
exalted position aud eSSgfI = - t5: zen 9 sse4
Pie2on 81 nntFuth- Many eRafTeT,r I;s--s-,S -
PaySsefSns have lent then namss 10 eEsfTT Ia he
have sent me the assurances a tb.jr ~.
=! Contribute irmeaseIy to The rpIies
OF ny 9fdicted suffering felIoz-nen
The Agent beloE named s rsseSs5 r., - -,
a 19st1ean AlIlapacs eoataiainE dire-fionS foF
lneE use AID certificates Of their eTrR 81 tSe ri
oEfEZ eoDp4afntS:- "a - az
CoSdTeness, BiiioaR Ccnpf.i,a. ph.--..
SSsoES!, hSartbUra. Hea4acae ariEinr Pro[n a IN
~ A4Hsee- 4nd3sestion, HuEbii Irsesio-l a
le boSets and Pain arising IheEegro-D Ti1rpiS-.-
Loss OF ARpetite. all UleeSocs aoj S5f1-s ~:
- I, tS7lui a. eyle1Ant De8icine Serofuin
o,5 I.iI.i 11heS a4aa, by Psrffyine the h8ood
~ tie system, eure Ens1T tTSpS.ints
So y Sola not be s1pPoesd they could reSch
60 60 = me- Partial BliHdnesS Nenr.i1ia ~
Eoas iEEltabiIit5 Deraasements of Dc IT, ~
Goat, and Other kzsTs coripISfnt , ~
SEs5 4 l9E aot tha bedy or ofgF5r45CS a. itS
Do n9e be pat Cd by 1nprfprfrl.,s s,.,l--, ia,
some oshsz PIN they Esake 5I,r-- -. :, -
- -. aAs 20 axe nssiAfa else 30 other tiey
- - sfEss 95sa this N it intTinsse Tai1s
~ = - eEs- ms sex EEuS the best AID
-. = t3t t1sAAs ana EEeJ shulld hAEsft.s SCI
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AYR,
Practical sd AselysIaa3 czeais, Io,..1 "a,
P7lcE as czz. FEn Box F4vE Bans 1uI Al.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road.


HE - zs:sssll@zs5
.DN AND AFTER MONDAY, NoJ 18th. Issa, Pas.
~ seager Trains VIII leave bridgeport Is foisous a.
Sundays exesPrsd-l
Il oS A NJ Nal TT4in- stopping all stations, ar
[He AZ Pittsburgh Al 4:I0 P. N, and
Cleveland At $50 IN
SIS P. NJ kIT-zzs Tram. stopping nt all EtStIorS
arraT=s At Pittsburgh At ss4S P. II.
e-+' Z. u; sKPTse3 Train arrives At Pittsburgh At
1850 r " and CleysiAnd At go A. IL
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At SIS A n AID $50 P. NJ Ar,
rys At Bridgeport At Clio P. n, and 6-s1 AN
Le2ye Pittsburgh AZ LEO A. IL, $50 A n and
A. n and 6:Io P. n 100 = '--' q ~ i''s0
Connections are made as Follows.
Al Pittsburgh with PeansytraaiA R. h. for Hnrr1,
burg. Baltimore, Wellington, Rnila-
de!PhiA, Rev York and BoSfcs
Cleveland with Cleveland Tcled b r for San.
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the SoKTH WEsT With
DttrUit steamers for DetroiT, Jackson.
Chicago And the SaRTH KES1. With
Cleveland Erie + B. for Erie Dun
xxx, Buffalo aad Niagara Fails with
Cleveland Columbus 4 CiDdnnAti for
CEeSthne, Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati
At Hudson with the c. z &C -R for CuyGhorn
FAliA, Akron, 1iileTbbprEh and Wo0z-
ter.
At Alliance with P. Fl. W. d c. &. R. fOr Canton,
i AasssloI, Wooster Salem, EDon, Co
AssteubeaTtlle With r. c. c. Line aud Az Br11l1E
with c. D. o. R-R- for EanesviIIe New.
AK, Columbus, SeniA, Dayton. Indi-
annapolis, CaiEo. Cincinnati Louisville
81 Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wts1 and South West
excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return SEQ
Fare always asloW, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and EAsI can be procured At the once under the
AeLUre House, Wheeling, Va, or With TieEet
Agent a; Bridgeport station
4reiEhE contracts viii be made At lowest rates to
any pSlnt accessible by this rad and its connections
70 the last, North, West and NORTHWEST, AZ ofIce
eaeeE " Lure House, or With r. AGENT At Bridge
PORT Staten. WH. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
B. B. WILLIAMS. Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President. si'' - "
r MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't. febs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-19
A Gard to the People
Now is Your Time to SaTe Money!


I consequence Of the fact. that all Cotton Gacis
/ are siEADcins ve-y raPiAIy- ard tie iGsicAt!oas
issaI tbey v;!i ve=y be higher than AT Auy
prsvioEs zine, tAFe purchased large and sJerlsd
stock q EOrsisn As5 DSHaestsc Dry Goads- which
have n ST:s, No. - Main street. Centre HheeiinE
AID % Uhisa would respectfully iRTsFe Ihe AGIea-
tua Of the Euelic, As intend ealing Lhe stock out
=: tbs I'D Prseoa, aud Eools evea cheaper than
they Eei~ ever Known tet5rv. - sirar 81. ;s.sous
l-1isag 1ois or Who sTlll 1ee tkern very ESQ., had
batter aSAis themselves % tis opportunity Ct sup
plying tslfs.elTes- they all save Iaoaey by max
ins their purchases this time: }ssiies they viii
have a GV'1i Ass5EtmerI 90 make their selections
from.
- E;oek consists. in part, Of Brown and RIeaehed
MGs,ins, CaliSs, Mfu's aud Boys wear Of eyeEy de-
szrPtioa, Chees- ElaaaelS, q ruzhA=R4 ShaIs liable
and Tows Diapers Irizh Linens And Shirt Bosona
PsrA-9ls Shaker HoOds Hoop skirts Lace and Cree
adine Ssiif White Goods, Laees, EbroiderieA Of ali
kinds, Hosiery, Gc-, Ac-
LADIES' LADIES' Your Epecfal attention is
iuvIte1 20 my very superior stock of DRESS GOODS
which Is he largest, cheapest and nosi complete OF
the season. LaEns- FIAiu, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey 6oois AoEAInhiqee5, BeEage AnEiaiS Ae., in
great VARIETY. Please call early, viii make it
greatly 70 ySuE advantage 20 do 80
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN ROEAIER,
it2i No. s. Main ST., Centre wheeling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-19

A b AORTLEY, Eso-. Of UGIcA, \. = writes: SI
have used your Peetoral myself In my; family ever
cine fog itspuEpOss ever put out With bad eoIdT
Bhould soonOr pay twenty-five dollars for = bottlE
than do Withoutft, or take any other relne5y.''
Group, WhOoplnB Cough, InAuenxa.
SFRINs1HLp, Mss Feb = 1854
BEoTsEK AIZ2: VII cheerfnIly certify your Pc
Trails the best remedy We posses for the enze Of
ChSoPinS cough, group aud the chest diseases Of
pEeeiate your skin, and commend your medicine 70
cur people. HIRAM c6NKLTS, Il D.
AMOS Ike, ESQ AOSEEEET. L., writes. sd jan
1856: Il had teiOEs Influenza which confined ne
IN doors siI weeks; took many meieinea without Re-
liefs nEAlly tried yoGF e3Ri by tbs advice Of or
clergyman. The hrst dose relisTed the soreness IN
my suiS>t Az lCESS less than oae half the botFla
made ne completely we'll Your machines are Sc
cheapest as well a. t6e best can buy, and re -
TEEN yoSl, Decor and yozr medicines, a. tbs pooE
Asthma or PhthGsIc, ana Bronchitis.
KEsE MANcEEsTH Pa, Feb 4, lsS6.
SUI: Your CaGTIg Pictorial Is performing marvel
touS cures In this section It has relieved several
curing MAN Who has lab5red under an a6ecfion Of
the lungs fer the last forty years.
a A. RAMSEY. n D., ArsfoS AOxRnE Co. low
writes, sept 8, 1855: %0uring my practice of mRnJ
years have found nothing edraI 70 yrgr CO.,
Rs0TuI for giving ease aud reiief to eoGTrrsDfiIs
patients. or caring E1cii As are durable"
We night add volumes of evidence ku1 The most
convincing PEoOf of the virtues Of This remedy Is
t2und IN its ELECTS upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever bseo 1-ro,-,
which cured 50 many and such dangerous cas- e
tsis some no h-lE1aa aid can reach; but even -
those the CE5Ty fe80TGl ahoEC:s relief aud comfort
4sIo1 HoIsE, NM YoEK CIyE, March s. 1855.
DOS7oE am. LoTLLL: feel It . iuty and 4 pless-
ure 70 inform you Whit your CssesTv P.eserlf ~
done FOR ny wife. She had been dSe months iaborins
99ees me dnngerous symptoms q cenEumption, from
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she T1R steadily falling, until Dr.. Strong OF 40
city, Ehera We hare come for advioe reeonEoe,6e3
trIa' Of yo1r medicine. He bless his kinipess e
We 90 you- skid sor she has fur that aV
e = not JET Is strong as abe used 70 BE- but is NE
no her couSh- and calls herself ven
Yours With gratitude and fezard
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SETLzTyzl-z
GaGSn1lESSrsF, Do not deEpafr TIN yo4 have TrFeJ
AIRS CHERzT PpcEcR4L Il Is made By one 81 de
best medieal chemists IN the world aud its cures an
around rs eesPeak the high merits Of its Trsuss-
Philadelphia Ledger.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GuARAB
TEE AND CERTIFICATE.
PROPoL4L

PROPoL4L
The gnas5s5E2s5, zhs.a p. o.es ea5s
toearTy he mails OF the United States from July
1853, 70 June 50, 1861, on route No. -. hetEeea
~ and -, under the Advertisement of the
Postmaster General dated December Is, 1861, with
seelszity, certainty, and seeur.ty,s for the annual
sum Of - dollars.
This proposal Is made with full K OEIe4ge OF the
distance of the route, the weight Of the mail TO be
carried and all other particulars in reference the
aud service, and also, after careful exaInnA-
don OF the laws and instructions attached to the adj
TertiSeneut-
GUARANTEE
The undsniEqed. residing Al -z-=., State of
RING the mail on route No. - be accepted by tie
Postmaster General the bidder shall prior to the 1st
day Of July, 1885, enter into the required Obligation
or cot tract perform the serTice proposeti,Eith
good and sufdcieut sCreties-
This do, understanding distinctly the ohliRa-
tons and liabilities assumed By aAEAntoEs under the
9Th section Of the aet OF CoDgIeSsof july 2 1885
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmAster At -. STATE of
-, certIdes, USDER HIS OATH OF OFFICE that he "a
acquainted With the above guRrantoEs, and knows
III m to be men Of property, add able to make good
Dated
'sse act of Congress of March s. 1915, section Is.
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Premium to New Subscribers.

the Nos Of the same Periodicals for 1850 viii h.
4SSSts6eG scnplete, OsisAsat adtIizIossl e1ar,y
Snhse the more sPheReFal MaSUaines Of tha ,sAy
these eersNdteals lose littlR BY Axe Hence a fSii
VSlaAble Is for 1861 ~ NsH'AS -
'UFFe''a At the tNliOUing EEERKNErT LoV GIfEs.
Splendid OHers for 1890, ,s1, 4 ,ss.
Together.
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Any q the above works viii also Be furptsA,s ~
-S'' S9's' = s1a tNr the year 1887, S Ana 8 a.
o"'- H1tf 'As Resaiar SaBseTspsSOa PrSes,.
Thus Nees SSAassSSzr NAY obtain Tie RsUrip, -.
the Foar Reviews and BiaekEOo3 ~ 'As tSA
Seven Consecutive Years for SS7i
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TERMS. tResulAr psiooa,l
WVtU n NJ
POSTAGE

The RHstaEs to any Part Of the United State, viii
GS Cd and but FOURTEEN CRNTS = year for eScS
At the above prices the perf,syeal. y-iI1 - g.
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reAdsrs must look the only rraIIy S
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A55'tiSn TO their vel eStAbhAhSa literary seenIifC
eosSiteratton Of the reading publiS.
Tie receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-19

DR.J.C. AIER: I do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have everEcund
for Coughs, HoaE6enes8 Inaueusa.
and the eoncomit1nt symptoms of 4
Cold, IL your CHKRRT PECF6R4I. ItS
constant us in ny practice and mr.
family for the last ten years has
shown il to posses superior virtues
for the treatment of these CON-
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pRI9s@A teW more lea q thOse extT. iaT-S
~ HAlfe NaeiAa ct the Variety SfoFS IL
D NICoLL BRO
LOO Main SfF,SaA
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DROPosAIS viii be received At the Contract Of
nee Il this Department until 10 q m Of Thurs-
day, April H. 1853 foE conveying the malls Of the
United s&ates FOG four Year,, e0HRsGeing July 1,
1853 and ending June 80, 1857, IN the 81 Viz
GINA on the rpEteS and ~ the schednlts OF iep1g-
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Decisions announced BY April q, 1873
(BIdGas KIN ezaniss e.TgfnIgS tAe JoTR GndI IN
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Conntry NerchantS

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AYERS
CHERRY
m1rnnnN,MnM
FoR THR RAPID CURE on

Coughs, Colds, and
HoaraeoeSs
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Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AYR,
Esaetiaat sd Aseiyssaai czeaES, Eo,-.n. "a,
P1lcE 9 $ czg. IA Box FrrE BeIEs nm. Al
q, So q By &C GOOD SCI aud b an nzIrzi,t.
eo9 oe-seEe e AealeIla o1eITNh.re- rnRiE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14
The congregational Union.

The annual discourse before the Congregational
Union va, delivered 10 the Broadway Taborpss Church
Rev Dr. TnoSYsoSs) Oh Tuesday evening. amer singing
and prayer by he Rev JosEPH ExEEsoS tie annual report
was read by tie Rev. Isaac r. LGwoRTnT from which 1t
appears that the receipts Of the Union Tor 1901 G,d 62 were
q SIS 25 and To- 1872 and 90 1880 % II churches were
built including cortabend Church At Lawrence Kansas At
an ayege e1renie Of 73 % y churches are being erected
uuder me care Of the orEanHaon, for which s3OoO 10
pledged there IL noS "a tie tfos.ury : b,6JJ 80. 80
Thr Rev HEyRY ~ STOHAs of Cincinnati. who delivered
tie annual discourse tke,ched tho rise snd progen o. the
polty aud the iufgenees II has eIerted IL
was he sie, u Of tbs great Reformation The ss effort
a. reformation et1lcd IN the Anglican, tho second IN tne
Nonconorulst The third in the l1GeDondent Chaichthe
St being most thorough protest ag1int the medieval
hl.rarciiss FBrcpesn ground pIeoccuped and tie
Congregational am be cslol Of al ohsEs, the American
polly Nov 200 churches om weis 81 tae Hudson Goa
feei with them The poiiy had been mainly confined 10
An~saIo. I rr-a dis,ia etivo doctrine to call
man ua,oi" sscuIlug freedom from sn,horty 10 every be-
lever is demand hst power should be rstsinsd In
Inc many, and that ihe many should have
no power the liberty, equality, sud fraternity of
tho umhet, member O1e Of So Efforts wa TO secure the
ion Of the eclstastieal wofa fundamental idea
of the polly tina, there should Do period In Theology
THO central idea of is pOly was coDcentan.ou. With
that of the nson 1he speaker drew picture the decline
of the nation 10 going through moro fundamental
fs than III Of H possible for the naon 20
quer aud le conquered 10 It, doa3le sif bslobsoo 10
tlou pecuiay denomination 70 provide against sIeh
conteency Tho tsur .iiDn pronounced BY iha Rev.
Leonard Escob Pfsidsn tie Society when the ooH
tign, which was no. large dispersed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

On Tuesday afternoon and evening the Third An
nverssry Services Of the Baptist Union were
celebrated Of the Cooper Institute, and s the F b'pl"
Church, Broons street.
In the afternoon the teachers and children assembled In the
large hall Of the Cooper Inuts which was tsefuy deco
rated with Hsrs for tie occasions and which with the Dan
noIs end flags displayed by tho different schools gave TIE a
semblags q lively and imposing appearance There were
about twenty schools represented, tho nunber Ieuah
about the last year. Charles t. Goodman esq rre
dent Of tho Union, occupied the Chair who after iew tp
proprae Introductory remsk, commenced the services b
giving out tie hymn beginning Happy children" which
Was sung with fine by all the children end teachers
were also the other pieces sung during the services
The Rev Dr. ARMITAGB the Fhayenuo foptist thutcn
offered payer after which Mr. BANTER, sa old aud eLPe
renced teacher delivered very appropriate address, Ie
Rev. MATTHEW uALR SMITH followed with q lons speeon
which stsnsd 10 with sttentioB and warmly appauee9
e as In yor Of the most extensive beneYolenee and OF al
Efforts the general good but be was the best husband inc
best father el the best patriot who DID pos ioT the mora
and spiritual ecesstes his own family.
A. the close OF Nh Smiths address hymn was sung etel
which the Geredt schools assembled under their respective
bsnuer and under the charge Of their respective eschers
were escorted homo In the usual manner apparently DE-
lighted with services Of the day. whcn Was all that could
be de ired for ruch all OCCASION.
In the evening the services OF the AnnVeery were con-
nueG Ut tho First Baptist Church In Broome street where
ugny anu tho report OF the past year va Tesd
the Rev j. W. SARLKs Of The Central Bspti,t ChuIeh III
Brooklyn Tho report represented the uHlon a. 70 prosper
oul csndion. There sone twenty schools connected
wi g. attended by about 1000 children There was sooa
work roing The only drawback was In the shorness o.
funds In which thcTs had been slight 9ng oil. An sppes
wap made for increased contributtous . -
The meeting then addressed by the Row BIZ HARRIS
Of ts First be pst Church Hoboken and by the Rev
Epv;IS BROvS OF the Tabernacle Beps Church. bToosyn
appropriate speeches oct forth the greet
AeT singing Ard the benodicon the meeting winch "si
large and IesPe ctaDle was dismissed
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14
American Female Guardian Society.

The services Of the Twenty ninth Anniversary Of
$40 Amuncan oyii- c.oo,y LsiA ys.'s'lSJ
In the chapel Of tho Ins,uoa 10. 29 East Twentynn1h
street The meeting for the Transaction Of business was held
AZ 10 oclcoi when the rSpor. Of the past susHied
spprovei and eTdeTod 10 DO printed The following onie
iof thc coming year were also elected
President-MrS c. w. HswklHsj Corresponding secreta'
ret-MIa r. d. LaihTop, Mrs g. j. Goodenoggh Recording
Secretary, M ID. l.. Ranneyi TfeasErer Ars sarah A.
Stone. Ao large number Of VieoPTosdents aud Board
Of Managers.
The report particular mention Of the extensive bors
Of Of Il, former nenber Mrs Il. ID. l,throp aud dfs
Josiah Biss both Of whom rest from their lstOTs
The tosl receipts Of the lnsiituon have been sSS 81
its expenditure l857 II receipts fer Ihe ddsoodfe and
Guardian, slsoO7 80 expenses SlSsl3 3oos'ngs bal
ence Of 57g2 70. 90,
lie children received since The In.ituen was e'sbh6d
are 3C5; during tho ps,t year, 3l1 The syerege sent
monthly cclsiOn II the Advocate and Guardian 42O
The whole number Of life members 3i3 added during the
year l2 or former uma,o 20 are now In the trmy
and navy Five weekday ard ircuttIis schools are tus
timed s5s9 garments have been diributed. Hones have
been found ioI tbJut 2 and needed employment T several
hundred more.
Iu the aernoon tho exhibition exercises took race before
large gathering Of the friends and patrons Of tho Institution
when he children from tho different schools showed thsi
Attainment. different branches Of oducsIop 10 the gos
delight and sLtisiactiOn Of oil present
The Institution enters upon tho coming yr Win the pios
pect OF Increasing utefalness and prospefity
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14
Ne,y-yorI Sunday schoo, Union.

On Tuesday afternoon the Anniversary exercises
Of the Sunday Unicn held In many Of the pn
cpa Protestant Churches in this city, The weather. though
warm was pleasant and the little folks gladly syailed them
selves Of the opportunity to meet he ates and teachers at
the different places designated in the programme. Great and
careful preparations made beforehand BY the mnister
and teachers Of the different schools TO select
,on.s pirate be sung and the aid Of speakers
competent to entertain and instruct them Thh easy
task for they DO deo to tug nursery songs nor hear
neither DO they wish the old woon taDes OF tho
Ia. century nor the dry doc.Iinsl sermons OF pss,
Tbsy are attendants schools. where they
Taught think well as 10 read and write some Of them
are even with their parents In the march u progress Many
Of them are educated ,hat good advice tho less
because given In good English They ara quick
20 qusokey sAectso snd pIeiension and too honest
TO ,khod their proesstons They nice In their dis
crmnations and know how appreciate earne.tnes in'es
y humor and palboF. and their minds arc Ike wax to
recetye and Ike edanant to retain iupressons
The Anniversary Of the senJay, ,Scnooi OHi9n white
event i'm their history. They look forward to II with happy
sutci stiOns snd they look back upon Il with profound
interest Yesterday Of the days be remembered
BY them There was blending o. P,9y sna pao.
standing The addresses generally 'ioIt and 70 inc
point the speakers having the good sense TO eaN upon TOPICS
that could fail 10 Interest th- Mort oi tie schools we've
fairly represcned Of the churches were hrd TO over
owisg with children and they presented most st'IseIe
and beautiful picture. Flowers very beaulio and no
man n 90 wicked he does not admire them but they are not
70 oesoto as ehden roses cannot tnink and SPEAK and
tney nave no loving hearts 70 beat sgant ours uona 70 ana
returning from church the children 10 the UIests were 30
tdly dressed and webehsyea excite complimentary
o'NNh bhppy Eoicos INV"
made ihs scut spectators wish they young again
In ,he svsninz the anniversary celebration Of the Society
took place Of Irving she Rev DR.. Ferris President, In
the chair large and brilliant audience. composed mostly
ados in attendance The eIercses were opened
sin gipg, tho hymn commencing
" Lies rosy morn, her golden light
Is softly hngng Ger us
And many lovely fruit aud flower
Doth deck the path before US"
Prayer then offered by the Rev. Mr. Lansing after
when brief and appropriate address delivered By the
President j. N McEgott, LII D.. tho Recording 5ecre.
tsry then read the annual report
Tks whole sQmbsI si sshosh new u ths Vpi0n lo sud