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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-25

GENERAL SHERIDAN seems trying to
make Louisiana paradise for negro
voters. Parchment, that is, sheepskin
prepared for writing on, has for centur-
les been used in comforting testimonials
of merit, but, in Louisiana, the raw and
unprepared negro-skin, unwritten on,
though daubed with natures ink, is rec
ognized as evidence of title to peculiar
political rights and privileges. We
copy the following from the New Orleans
Times:
The colored folks, we understand, find
none of the difficulties that white peo-
pie encounter when they undertake to
press their rights before the registering
officers. Indeed it is said that negro
soldiers who were mustered out of SER
vice at Baton Rouge in February last
are permitted to register without ques-
tions being propounded, except as to
their birth in the United States, and
their residence In this State for year
past. Under this ruling negroes might
come from any portion of the State and
cast their votes in the city without
having any legal claim to residence
within our corporate limits. Such a
course would open the ballot box to
frauds innumerable. 1t is clear that
regulations as to residence within q
ward or precinct should apply as we'll
to cOlored voters rs to whites; if not,
equality and fraternity so much nj
sisted upon, would be not only Eone-
sided, but delusion and sham.
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The Sultan has had q cock-fght on n
grand scale. The combatants were in
troduced rs at Knowsley in the olden
time. The most stalwart chanticleer
was named Axis, after the sacred Pad
isha himself; the other competitors OF
the gallinaceous brood were named Bis
marek, Napoleon III, Palmerstsn, Fred
erick William, and Victor Eman uel.
After fierce conflict, Axis vanquished
Napoleon. The delighted Sultan in
stantly decorated the conquering cock
with the order of Qsmanli Of the first
IN diamonds, and thus scooutred, the
bird struts about his harem a. though
he fully appreciated the high honor
which has been conferred upon him.
London paper. 'r7
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"IF WE KNEW
BY VI. L. Z.

If We knew the woe and heart-ach
Waiting for US down the road,
If our lips could taste the worm-wOOd.
II our backs could feel the load;
Would we waste to-day in Wishing
For time that ne'er can be;
Would we wait In such impatienc6
For our ships to come from sea.
II we knew the baby fingers
Pressed against the window.paue,
Wonld be cold and stiff tomorrow
Never trouble US again;
Would the bright eyes Of our darling
Catch the frown upon our brow!
Would the print Of rosy fingers
Vex MS then as they do now
All. those little icec0ld fingers,
Eow they point our memories back
To the hasty words and actions
Strewn along our backward track!
How those little hands remind'us,
Az in snowy grace they lie,
Not to scatter thorns-but roses-
For our reaping by-and by.
Strange we never prize the music
Till the sweet-vOiced bird has flown;
Strange that we should slight the violets
Til the lovely flowers are gone;
Strange that summer skies and sunshine
Never seem one.half so fair
As when winters snowy plnions
shake their white down In the air,
Lips from which the seal of silence : ~ :,
None but God can roll away, h
Never blossomed In snch beauty =
Asadorns the mouth to-day;
And sweet words that freight our memory
With their beautiful perfume,
Come to us in sweeter accents
Through the portals of the tomb.
Let US gather up the sunbeans
Lying all along our path;
Let us keep the wheat and roses,
Casting out the thorns and chat;
Let Ms find our sweetest comfort
In the blessings Of TO-DAY;
WithA patient hand removing q .f
All the briers from ourway. y tta,A
BRIGHTON, FEBRUARY, 1867.
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Consumption Durable by DIR.
Schenck's Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system
must be prepared, 50 that the lungs viii beal.
To accomplish this, the Liver aud Stomach must
ffrst be cleansea and IN appetite created for
good Wholesome food, which, by these medi.
cines, WIN be digestej properly. and good, heal.
thy blood made; TINS building up the eous,itn.
ton. SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all bilious mucous sc-
cumulationS, and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic
In connection. the appetite is restored.
SCHENCK'S PUtMONIC SYRUP j. nBtri.
eious a. well ~ medicinal. and. by usiDE the
three remedies all I'M purities are expelled from
the system. and good, wholesome blood made,
which will repel all disease. II patients vii
take these medicines acc ording 20 directions
Consumption. very frequently in it, last stage,
Yields readily their action. Take the Pills re-
auently, to cleanse the liver and stomach. II
docs not follow that because the bowels are not
oostive they are not required. for sometimes in
diarrhoes thny arc Necessary. The stomach
must b. kept healthy, and an appetite created 70
allow the Pubngnic syrup 10 sct on The Iespi.
ratory organs properly. and atlay an Irritation.
Then all that l. required TO perform perIna-
nent cure is, 10 prevent taking eold- Exerci-s
about the rooms much ~ possible, eat sn fbe
richest food--fat meat. game. and. In fact any
thing the appetite Graves but be particular sDd
masticats well deeto-shT m-ly
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State Of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, April Rules
1867.
John VI. Matthews, for the
use, Sc.
rs. In AszlImpstt.
The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.
I,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
i cover from the defendants the sum Of six
hundred and fifty dollars, in failing 10 transport
and deliver to the plaintiff one Thousand seam
less sacks, delivered tn the defendants as com
mon carriers, to be transported by the defend
ants from the town Of Winchester, In Frederick
county Virginia, and to be delivered TO the
plaintiffs in the city Of Wheeling West Va.
On motion Of the plaintiff. by his attorney, il
il ordered that the defendants do appear here
one month after the fourth weekly publication
of this order In the Wheeling REGISTER, and
due posting hereof. and attend to their interest
in this sait -.
JAMES s. WHEAT, Atty for rltf. Clerk.
apr30oaw4t
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W'heeling Register:
saturday HSrning,.... May u.
BROOKE County Gone Democratic.

Nrlrarn from u reliable source, that
rbr neighhoring county f Brooke has
,i,cu her Radical rulers an emphatic
no,ice TO Quii. The Democrats "arr'.H
.,rry Iow nsuip IN the county, Mt the
.g,,rion on Thursday, and for the first
time in several years Democratic Off
ser, have coutrol of the county. 1t
would seem that the nearer people are
,otbe great centre of Radicalism in this
state. the sooner they receive u surfeit
# that samc doctrine. The closer the
,.arcass. the more OdiOns the stencil |;
III, proximity of the Governor has,
loubtlpss. been too much for Brooke
ronntv stomachs and nostrils.
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THE RooTs OF TREEs.-Trees in the
nursery. and in the plantation, should
have free space to spread their roots.
If the roots are confined, rs in pot cul-
ture, they take q downward turn, often,
like corkscrew. In this way they lose
the advantage of the sun and surface
soil and are likely to produce q stunted
and irregular growth iu the tree. Trees
should be transplanted from the nursery
early, and their roots should be carefully
spread out, so that they may have "a fair
chance" To prevent the downward
turn taken by the body Of roots, when
shrubs are planted in pots. it is the best
to use old baskets. The roots can thus
make their way through the loose fabric
of the basket, and need not be lost or
hurt in transplanting.
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Attachment in Asst.
Farm for Sale.
uNHE NNnR RRUGNRn ORRERA

i for sale four hundred and fifty acres, more
uatc N Richhill township, Green county, Pa.
five miles from Cameron Station, W. Va, well
watered and in good neighborhood. and Is we'll
calculated for either agricultural or grazing pur
poses, the most of which is well set with grass
an orchard of selected fruit, two comfortable
dwelling houses one frame barn, two stables
grain house, corn cribs wagon shed, colt stable
calf shed and other out. buildings, an excellent
spring of water two rods from the house, and
two food mill seats. Persons wishing TO pur-
chass will call on the undersigned on the prem.
ses, mar2l .w3m ANDREW SMITH.
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There seems to be mania just now
in Massachusetts, for the manifestation
of the peculiar phrase of "moral ideas
exhibited by the Reverend Serene Howe.
1t is now reported that Mr.. A. A.
Downs, . prominent member of one of
the Pittsfeld churches, has been guilty
of the same revolving practices, and has
fed from the town, probably with the
full consent of his fellow -moralists.
Like Howe, Downs "felt deep interest
in the moral and spiritual welfare of
the young" His victims, says n local
report, "were small children of both
sexes, mostly little girls, and of respect
able families" in fact, Downs seems to
have been as bad as Howe, with the
simple redeeming exception that he wa.
not q member of the Massachusetts,
Legislature And; like Howe, he ha,
been terribly punished by being sent
out as Q missionary Of "moral ideas" te
instruct the innocent children of other
respectable families elsewhere in the
countfy.-N, T. World. s.-.--.
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state of West virginia.

Ohio County Circuit C0nrf. 1mH Rules,
| 1861.
Henry Otto and Rachel
Otto, his wife,
Sam1 II. Bell, VIM. p. i''''"' '''" ~
Hubbard and Jacob
Il. Hencke.
V,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO EN
i Join the said defendants from selling or ex
posing to sale, lots IS and s6 in the village OF
Triadelphia Ohio County, until the further or.
der Of the Circuit Court of Ohio County, in.
junction having been granted, and the plaintiff
having given bond In the penalty Of two hun
dred dollars with security, conditioned according
to law.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed In this
cause that Jacob Liencke and Samuel NJ. Bell
are not residents of this State, on motion Of
complainants, by their attorneys, IL is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here one
month after the fourth weekly publication and
the due posting OF this order and attend to their
interest in this cause.
A copy. Teste: MICHAELJ i. BRETNIGi
CHANDLER e. DAyFSPoET Clerk
apr3oo wat Attys for Complainants.
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LIFE OH DEATH.

A MOTHER EDITION just PUBLISHED,
N being tbe 3-sh of the Pocket As-eulspfus,
or Every 0Ds His Own Doctor. incinafng .
Treatise on Diseases of Fetnales- Irrsgulariiiss
&c. with a hundred ehgIsvings. explaining
those dj-eases. in both ssSes- By wv. EotNG,
N. ID.
Every one may e0Bdnet Any cISe Of secpt
diseases self fabuse. or tbo-e distressing diseases
incidental 20 youth, manhood or Old sge, With
out re-orting 20 the quaeks Of the present day.
Let no man contemplating marriage - sn"tb-
er hour without reading this wandsrnl book
- il diseio~es important soerrts. which should
b. known 10 then particularly.
ruined his constitution by the debAsihg habit 81
selfabase rad this book
II win Be sent TO an paris 0f The United siSt@s
and Cenadas fof 20 cents. Addre--
No. .Is Spruce street Phazdeiphis- Penn
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Queer things take place in Logan,
Ohio. For instance, on the 18th inst,
two women by the name of Pontius
quarreled and then fought with clubs-
During the fight, little child between
four and hve years of age was killed, II
is supposed, while trying to get TO its
mother. The mother was slso badly
hurt. 13s" 49,
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!, GaAss, borders eapd plats should be
clipped or moved as soon as there is
anything to cut By beginning in time
TO keep the grass short and level, . fine
velvety sward will be obtained. New
turing should be laid ss soon rs posi-
BILE. The sods shoald be kept watered
|until the grass besina to grpv.aka a n
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TERrIs.

Tho cla--e- In tho various subjects have pow
any time. yet II win be much IA their sdvsntsgs
20 corumenre th" oonrse som ~ pos-sbls.
For further particulars see circular end
Wheeling College Monthly, or apply personally
90 Mr.. Biaskely. at HE ohlne. cornsr ~ Monros
and Main strsstz up staIfs r....f..
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From the Nashville (Tenn.) Press e. Times
kxtraordfnaPy Scene In Penisentinr,

From the Nashville (Tenn.) Press e. Times.
x extraordinary Scene In = Penisentiary
A portion of the high wall encircling
the enclosure. containing the work
shops connected with the penitentiary
has been taken down in the rear to en-
large the space, it having been found
too crowded. The breach which opens
into the fields back Of the penitentiary,
has been carefully guarded, and not the
least apprehension had been entertained
Of any attempt at escape in that quar-
ter. Yesterday, at dinner, however,
Martin Coffee, desperate character,
who was sentenced to fifteen years i'm
prisonment for robbery, ut the last ses-
sion of the Criminal Csurt, and who
has been incarcerated in the peniten-
tiary but few days, sprang suddenly
to his feet, and brandishing q large
knife over his head, called out in a
startling tone, "Now is your time, boys
Strike strike for your libertyw -
Delivering himself of these startling
words, Coffee sprang toward the door,
followed by o motley crowd of desperate
men, white and black, whom the hope
of liberty had suddenly wrought up
into unwonted daring. The guards, an
ticipating no demonstration while the
prisoners were collected at dinner, had
retired little, and were lounging in
the shade. Coffee, still clutching the
murderous knife, rushed to the spot
where the wall had been taken down,
and made furious onslaught on the
man who disputed his progress. The
man evaaing the weapon with which
the mutineer was armed, felled him to
the earth with billet of wood. On the
instant the guards rushed up, and the
crowd which followed their now van.
quished leader, were overawed and dis
persed into the inclosure. The mutiny
had been quelled in moment, and for
tunately without shot being fired, or
man, save the leader, hurt. Coffee is
a desperate man, and since his incarcer-
alton has been sowing the seeds of the
conspiracy which developed yesterday
After he was secured, he was made the
subject of severe prison discipline.
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CALL FOR THE
BEMIS PATENT SHAP COLLARS


Nhd Tustrt upcH EEuVInX HIM.
CFF DON'T BE PUT OFF WITH AN N
ferior Collar, even though in days past IL WAS
considered one Of the best hut remember that
every dog has its day, and then must make
room for it, HupeTior~.
These C0llsrs are for sale at retail by all the
LIVE dealers in Clothing and Furnishing Goods
throughout the United States aud In the princi.
pal cities Of the old world
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ENGB.ISH.

Special attention Will be paid In this depart.
ment "a Grammar Rhetoric and Elocutiou. and
every pains win be taken 20 rve TO students =
clear and elegant style OF oomposittea. acquired
by frequent practice and . careful attention 20
the rules of Grammar and Rhetoric.
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CLASSICS.

The Latin aud Greek authors win bc taught
on the German system employed With some
mars and Manuals, Great attention viii slso
he paid 90 Latin aud Gmek composition.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
State OfWest Virginia.

OhD county STc"i SoHTt' .1PfH h"teS
1867.
John T. Lakin and John
Stallman, partners. un.
der the firm name OF A,,a,.h,,,o,,, 4, A.,
John T. Lakin & To. ~ "''
rS.
James w. Clark.
7NHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To RE
i cover from the defendant, James W. Clark
the sum Of sixty dollars, ts6D with interest
thereon, from the Gath day Of May, 1866 till
paid, and cost of this suit.
1t appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause, that the defendant is not a resident OF
this State. On motion of the plaintiffs by
G. L. Cranmer, their attorney, Il is ordered
that he do appear here one month after the
fourth weekly publication and due posting OF
this order and attend to his interest in this suit
A copy Teste: MICHAELJ BRRINIG,
q. L. CRANMER Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. apr3O.oaw-lt.
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PENMANSHIP.

Mr.. Biskely has made arrangements With Mr..
Greasy Principal OF the Commercial Collage. BY
which his students win have the advantSEs OF
studying psnmanship and Of acquiring Eracs.
fnl howing style under the tuition OF Professor
Christie, one III the first penmen and most suo-
ccs-lul teachers Of his srt in the country,
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Copies Of "A few Of Mr., Blake.
Tvs Tcsitm Oninls.

vfcrom, PAKK ACADEMY.
CLIFTON, BRIsroL
Mr.. BlaSrly has been Classical and Mathemat.
ical master In my Academy. lie has rcccived .
good Classical ard Mathematical education. ]
found him 10 be lively and very interesting
teacher and by his cheerful disposition he wos
tho affections cfhis pupils. know him 20 be
tho son of highly respectable and religious pa.
rents and he isa grntlcnDnly and respectable
Young man.
think he IL sure 10 give satisfaction wherever
he goes, and he has my b.st wi-be. for his IN
tnrr surrr-s nf which he Il ao worthy.
BrNJ,NiS ToNrkI>s
Mauh. I-G2. Principal
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Bemis Patent Shape Collars.

This collar combines all the desirable qualities
Of the FEST hitherto introduced, with GREAT
improvements secured by LETTERS PATENT
They are made Of the BEST paper that CAN RE-
PRODUCED and will wear -four times a. long, and
keep their sHArE free from wrinkle" or puck.
er" better than any other Collar In the market
One of the new features Of this Collar consists Of
the nicely calculated triple curved lines whereby
IL adjusts itself ~ the nee in the nsiest and most
perfact manner, and IL the ONLY Paper Collar
which has this great Improvement. 1t has
also the LARGEET space for the tfe, aud IL can be
shown by mathematical calculation 10 lie the
ONLY Collar possessing artistic merit and seien-
tifc adaptation.
ibis Collar was introduced into the market
only short year since in open and fair competi
tion with the THEN most popular Collars Of the
times, and without any great effO.t on the part
of the manufacturer and patentee, Z has, rely
ng solely REAL merit, gradually but snrely
worked itself into popular favor and now bids
fair Ia he the leading collar in the markets of the
world
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naNKERs L TTsRs BLANKS
b LETTER HEADS ete, yrinted e.rsfally
and praaptiy BY the WHEELING REGIsTKR
octIT e tt+f t' H'sl+t
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BANKS.
Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Capitnt Paid dIs...............AJ00. In 900

THIS BANK sUCCEKDs TO THE
i business of the Merchants and Mechasir-
Bank OF wheeling" II is q designated Depo~f'
tory and Financial Agent Of the United States.
and j. prepared ~ do legitimate Ean king lrIsi.
ness.
PHEsIUYNI-ROBERT GRANGLE.
DIREcToRs-Tbsmas Swoeney, L. +. Dol4plain.
Jas &. Acheson, John BonlOn, Jacob Berger, A.
Ann Howell, J. Nelson vshce. Jsme. Dalfsh.
Jani1ly 4. BRADY. Cashier.
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u,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT H
10 recover from the defendants the sum Of
A sla. s.. with interest ON ssJ6.3s since Angus,
y5th Is6s and On ts3a.I6 from 9Th of S~ptem.
her. 1896, with the costs Of this suit. An at
tachmsn, having been issued add served on
hubbard & Co., James W. Warden. Alfred Tur
ner. and Edward II. Norton.
And it Appearing from an affidavit iiled IN this
.an.e chat the defendants, George L. Hull l..
2 Castleman. and N. l. StultE are not resi-
dents of this State. Therefore, il il ordered
bv the plaintiffs attorneys, that they do appear
here one month After the fanrth weekly pub
iication and due posting Of this order and attend
70 their interest in this suit.
Cu,SpLyR L. DAVENPORT. Clerk.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. msyioaS-it.
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The Peoples Bank,

~ WHEELING. W. VA. Money reneivrs -
deposit Interest paid on special Dspssft.
Sotss and bills discounted EIshAnrs soaErt
and -old. Collections st home or from s'~n~d
promptly attended On.
! DIRECTORS
Iobn R@id Christian He~s
John Handlsn. JosH SCbef.
sam J. Boyd, ktehAra CsffS,
A""' JOHN REID. Prs-L
. JOSIAH Y. UPDEGRAFY. Cashier.
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National Bank of w. Va,
At WHEELING.
Capital Paid in 500, go
Aafbsyixed Capital ......... 80, ,oo0
ne OaET RECEIVED ON DEPOH-
MI IT Interest paids Special Dep,eifs
Notes and BiIls disooantsd Erehznge bough,
ard solA coilections made upon al psfpts ssI
proce-ds prSr1ptiy rem3fted.
DIRECTORS
James " Parton e. Oxieissy, n Poiiack. a
Reilly, james Maxwell. Je-sph seyisld, j. Y
Hnbhard, Arfhar Little A. = TsSi Z
JAMES W. PAXTOs, Prrst-
GIBSON LAMB, C.<hier. iy7s w
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:. v r NEWS.

WEATHER fair and pleasant. River
rising, with twelve and half feet wa.
ter in the channel.
Freights still continue light.
The Edinburg leaves for Cincinnati
to-day at 5 p. m.
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Antoine Joseph Jobert de Lamballe,
iae celebrated French surgeon, died in
raris about the lat Of May.
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MATHEMATICAL.

Geomciry, Algebra Trigonomctry and Land.
Surveying win al~" be- taught, and y snch -
scrk 10 become Engineers. Land Suryeysrs,
Architects, 40. an opportunity viii be Afforded
Of obtaining thorough scientific training.
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METHODOF INSTRUCTION.

The system Of Instruction which Mr. Hlakely
has adopted aud piirsues is slightly modified
form of the PcstaloyIian system BY Il In tbs
earlier stages oi education development cf the
mental faculties Is sought rather than filling
the mind with facts and theories before the
mind is lifted for acquiring them In scientific
aud systematic manner 80 . ......f
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State Of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, April R"le',
1867. F. no rE
Warren n. Corning,
George C.. Corning,
and A. L. Corning,
partners ~ Corning n ,,-,,,shsa Attacbusnt
~ In Assumpsit.
George T. Hull L. '.. ...
" Castleman, and
N r. StultZ
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Gs,xxiR scnoo, PKSrAscr,

.r. Miret'NAkR tssS.
Mr.. 7. r. Biakrly has b-rn - cond and Gas.
ical Master in this school for o,s year. He IL
very energetic and considerations iu his wctk.
and has given fne grsaf satisfaction. which am
convinced he VII do apywbeu.
{. BESSTTI. Head Master
PT-TALOZlIAs lSsIrfrTE,
woRKSnr NuTTs ENGLAND
] am happy q" certify thai Mr.. haakely, .
ability. attaInment- and character are Of high
order Ho was eighteen months hr,i Cla ssical
Masi-r In ms establishment. He IL asIocessfni
teacher, knows how to oapii,ate hia pupila o.
tention and make them love their stables.
lie prepared srvrrai cahdidatrs both senior
and junior for tho Cambridge examinations is
Classics, English and Theoiogy, and of ssvsn
candidate sii were placed In the honor list. The
other merely passing.
Dec. "a. Itsl. l. l.. RLLHNBHRGER.