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We print below sketch of the address de-
livered last week at the Educational Con-
vention at Lewiston, by Mr.. C. B. Stetson.
The report of our correspondent, though sea-
sonably dispatched, tailed TO come to hand
in season to he incorporated in our record Of
the proceedings OF the convention, and we
accordingly publish the address separately.
Some of Mr.. Stetson's opinions are novel,
but he claims for them that they are based
upon fundamental principles of intellectual
development and must sooner. or later be re-
cognized in our system OF education. The
Convention listened to the address with great
interest, and at the conclusions, added to
the customary vote of thanks a recomment-
alton that it be repeated before other audi
ences and published for general aleirculation:
The educ alton of the individual should
conform to the education OF the race-to the
general course OF mans intellectual develop
lnent That development indicates that te
imagination should be largely caiticated III
childhood aad JOatth,-yet for the special cul-
ture OF the imagination in the common
schools no provision whatever is now made
At that vital point our system OF common
schools is fundamentally vicious. In the
next pla the acquisition of facts should
precede the exercise of reason. Hence, dur
ing the earlier years the memory should re-
ceise special culture, along with the imagina-
tion, while special culture OF the reason, OF
discriminating judgment, should come at a
later day. The Course OF study should be
arranged and the instruction given with con-
slant reference to this fundamental law OF in
tellectual development l s"@
| Special culture OF the imagination should
| proceed from the broad and grotesque 10 the
| delicate aud subtle, from the objective TO the
| subjective. Preference should be given 10
| those books which have stood the crucial test
| OF time. In the primary school the teacher
should read and re read the famous. quaint
| old fairy stories. Then should come
the 1ich mythology Of the Greeks, with that
OF the Hindoos, Seandinasians and Ameri-
can Indians, to be read by the scholars alter,
nately with the teacher Bulfnchs Age y
Fable, Kaleyala and Hiawatha will be l'., loanu
good text books. Then will properly '9nuI ,l,., \
the legends OF the Middle Ages as ~ Srr.h,v' ~
in Iryings Aihanbra, Bullnchs ageI; go nns,s
airy and the like. Nex', the great cPMa ,',s'ss
Homer, Virgil, Dante and Iasso, ny .SooS Mi,.on &
translations),a with spencer anu asaa sae a,
4 The dramatic poets, with onakespeals 1I. q
their head, should find place " n 'ne "e1' l's'
School. .o, Son,d no charm
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the people don't care n q n ,.,,. ha.,La.g
fees il the Union and the Const;t,to ,,s 'Ie NE o, %,
stored. The only hope Of the eountrv l. IN tbo
success OF the Democratic party 10 win
success, is therefore a duty" regardless how
this man or that man, this clique Or ,ba,
clique shall fare. Success first and then
do gentlemen see the point?
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A TRIANGULAR FIGHT.-We have already
mentioned the duel between the Argus and
the Bangor Democrat. The last number o.
the Anson Advocate pitches into both e" ",,
batants impartially, advising them ~ ~, -
till after election--in other wofos' ,a.ad
quarrel about their cake before " !, 80 90
The Democratic masses, the AasoIas a" nemss, says
don't care a copper for either the Democrat
'n, ~. = iie following article: 81
u .o.,at ~ wants TO know why the Ban
g DDenoerat and the Eastern Argus are
gor r.,.',isr,ch a seuseless war OF words-over
,w,'aas,nIiticaI action oi Gen. Grant, for whose
l1'inions mi neither are responsible, and for
Which Democrats care nothing-if he Is con-
seryatiye time will disclose the fact, an il
radical he will share the fate OF the whole
Radical pack; be utterly repudiated by the
neople. Our Democratic friend thinks the
present course of these papers indicates
an attempt to lead OF in the formation OF
.rings' In view OF the prospective snceess OF
the Democratic party, and adds, that
the Democratic party will tolerate no
rings or cliqIes but will indignantly tramp
| out and thrust aside any man or set OF mer
that attempts any such thing-he say
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Dress and sCtGdasg ~ making

MISS $. 4. JACKSON,
WoULD respectisl,y sannounee TO, asr friends
~ ana the pubic mat she has retssDed - d me ne
81 Frst Door from Congress, wnere she will be
T Satisfaction In every reApect VIII be gaararl-
tee1 Eaafss -s2islss2ze1, 2, & noy25eod4w
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b,TEsaEs 50 90 PEss uloNrn. Z
=
Norway Academy /!

N0fWay. Nss a. i Academy
qIHE Winter Tefu Of this instlturior, will com.
"a nehce on Y kDNtiSDAY,,D d eeulber 4Ih, 4 1857,
oGARLEs p. BARRows, 4. D. Prmeeipal.
EDWIN y. AMBRosE, A B Associate Pflneip /.
'sas'n Miss u. 81 DEN SON, Teacher OF music.
E51- Assisraat Teachers of acknowledged experi-
enee and ability have been seeused.s faag II
Students should ply In person or by le ter 40 The
Principal, so.Hev n. 4uunison, to u A. Denison,
Esq and to Feeelaad aoWe. ESQ., al N,IWsy,I
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Cane Chairs Ile.1eateli.

Nd all kinds OF CANE WoaK neatly executed at
slitunon Post Once, "a. No IS Exchange street,
- h STAlh a2Hs 4. wIwoopBuR uRy, sdrt.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
VIRGINIA.
FACULTY:


General R0urRr 4 Ltr. President.
CARrgR J. HARris, Professor Of Latin.
jaws J WHlrE, Professor vt Greek.
En-. $. JoySys A. NJ, Professor VI Molcn
Languages and English
Rgv. J l.. kWGr,rmcE, n. ~, Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
A. l.. NusoS, \. NJ ppGssorof Mathematics
wv AttgS, A. W., Protector Of Applied
Mathematics.
Il. ; McCrttou, A. ", Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
jouS L. cASrhEtt, A. ", Professor Of Chem.
istry.
Jouv W. nuocvrSHporon, IL. D, Professor
Of Law and Equity.
llAHut Esrtt, \. ", Assistant Professor Of
Mathematics.
G PowEtt GRApY, A. ", Assistant Professor
Of latin.
Faux rarsroS, 4. b, Assistant Professor 81
| Gtvck.
\ preparatory course hos been insii,ntei. In
which students unpvpircd cor the regular
claHcs may receive Instructions In necessary
branches. >
The session begins second Thursday nsih,
September, and ends las, Thursday In Jane.
r~Enss-Taitlea and on ether college fses
500. All other expenses, including boarl
fuel, lightS etc, need not exceed Sgin.
fut further particulars or fGr catalogue. al
drrgs the Faculty Of Washington College. Lex
ingien, Virginia. scp21-tf
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NOTICE.

Assessors Office, United States Internal Rev.
enuc, Third District Mississippi, okolona,
June Sd 1867.
Notice e hereby given that In accordance
with the provisions uf the act 10 provide in.
,ernal revenue 10 support the Government "a
pay interest on the public debt and for othe,
purposes approved June seth, 1884, With ths
acts a%mendaiory thereof approved March sd,
1855, July 18th, 1865, and March I'd, 1851. /
will receive and determine appeals relative q
any erroneous or excessive valuations a~ss-.
menb or enumera,ions BY the Assissau, Asess.
crs Of this district returned in the annual list.
now being made At my Office In the town d
Okolona, Mis-, from the 10th TO the 3oth dsy
Of June, 1867, inclusive. onice hours from !
a. m. 70 . 4 m.
"All appeals shall be In writing. and shall
specify the particular cause, matter or thing re-
srecting which \ decision il requested. and
shall, moreover, state the ground o. principle
OF error complained oi.n
The lists referred 10, as suhieyti to examinaiion
and appeal, comprise income tar for the rear
ending Derember 3ist, ise6, special license tar
ffum Nay LEI, 1881, 70 Aay ii, isss. aad per-
scuai iayes on catriaars watches gold and IL
yer plate, and billiard tables owned March ist
1881. ROBERT Y. TINpALL
Assessor ID District Mississippi
June D. lsei. ieg2.it
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Franklin Type Foundry.

los VINE STREET, Cincinnati, o.
Between Fourth aud Finh streets,
r. ALLISON, Sup't.
Manufacturers Of and dealers In news, book
and JOB type, printing presses, cases. pullc,s
etc inks and printing material Of every a.
erplon. siercotyping Of nll kinds. Books
music, volumes of I'LL si1es, In modern aud
ancient languages, carlS labels stamps IN
type metal or copper Wood engraving. pat
tern letters Of various styles. E.ecirotyplne In
Al is branches. elliott.
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INSOLNENr NOTICE.

The ulltaT IT William : Clinton. ieeca-
rt r.e htrght notified that DE estate u said
ietiFni Wua reported insllvcBt al the June
icfHl lses, II thr Probate Court OF Pamela
oaan'y Mississippi, and that they must prlper.
Frela'e nui bavc their claims against said
lsrt1sd registered iu the ofics ~ the Clerk Of
The Probate cuatt q said county, by the iut
day Of August, ls6S. else they will h. forever
barrrd. JAMES u. CLINTON,
ie-A3t Administration
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

TIE State n Hlsslslbpl psesls ssass,
a n Huaft 4 ca " Thomas Aa,f A
HHssfsy "a fh0smas ! Nset "
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cents tt8s fo1 and fflY Three aalt.n ~
eighty sais cents tsfs a. ftlmnahls 4 ! ~
ilee Court N mld toHniy. Notice / l...l.
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Wh6 resides In ihe aiale N Afkaaaaa. AZ :.
les he appeal betBe mld euhft on M 49,
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iald eeunly on The Third SATURDAY. IA Aa,s
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be rendered agalns, him, and The estate s,ss,k.
viii he sold. ~. Ai.Lga D
June 4, 1897 81
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Carriage Shop.

EW. WALL takes pl~surc in informing the
pallic that be has established a Carriage shon
% B'irNillc, Mississippi, whore he Il prepared
TO 10 nl work pertaining tohis line Of iu sinea
IN the most approved and cheapest manner.
lie has ako secured The services Of two Trim.
merS who thoroughly understand the business
and are able to give satisfaction for the work
they do. Mr.. Mall solicib ihc patronage fhis
Ul'nas AMI ihc public generally. oetl3-6m
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Every patron obtains a watch by this o.
mngement costing but $40, while II may b
worth $3.50. No Partially shown.
Messrs. j.. Hiekling 4 Co.'S Great Americn
Watch Co, New York City, wish TO immed.
atcly dispose Of the above magnificent sioek.
Certificates naming articles, are placed h
sealed enyeloped Holders are entitled 10 The
articles named on their certificates, upon pay.
ment Of Ten Dollars, whether Il be q wath
worth $3.50 or one worth less. The return d
any Of our certificates entities you 10 the ani.
Gle named thereon, upon payment, irrespective
Of liz worth, and as no article valued les thu
$40 Is named on any certificate, Il will Al cnu
bcseen that this Is no lottery, but a stnlghi
forward legitimate transaction, which mar h
participated in even by the most fatidiou,I
A single certificate will be sent by mail, poi
paid, upon receipt Of % cents, five for 81,
eleven for 50, thirty-three and elegant premi.
ufn for s., sixty-six and more valuable premium
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scrutiny. TRY ISL =
Address, J. HiCKLING 4 Co,
lao Broadway-near P. o.
fc9-3m City Of New York.
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NOTICE.

Tho state Of Mississippi Pamela county. To
Susan 4. Wells administrative II the estate Of
William $. Wells, deceased, IN the Probate
Court Of aid county.
Nhcrcla b appear that the mid administra-
iriN has failed, refused aud neglected 10 return
10 said court inventories Of doccicnt estate.
and settle her accounts annually, the said IN.
mn A. Wells administrative, Is hereby notified
that unless She appear before said court on ar
before Che fourth Monday IN July, 1867, and
return said inventories settle said accounts and
otherwise attend to ihc due admins ration Of
said estate OF show good cluc 20 the contrary.
her letter. Of administration will he revoked
and letters de boni' non granted upon said
estate. BY order Of court.
Ic8-4w W.P WOnTTEN. CLERK.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME Z. +. TnORYToN, the
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ant and Psychometrieian, who has
astonished the scientific classes Of the
Old World, has now located herself
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either sex. While in 4 state Of trance,
she dclineates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by
the aid Of an instrument Of intense
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guarantees to produce a life-likc pic.
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the applicant, together with date Of
marriage, position in life, leading
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confidential. Address in confidence,
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us. Internal Revenue Tax.

Al %f1s1us Who have been assessed Grr In.
ir-Aai Revenue Taycs ~ the years las3 and
1901. atc hereby notified ~ come forward and
nal payment Immediately 10 the undersigned.
IN att ctss wh,fe payments are not - made
a. penalties q The law are orlervd 10 DO rir.
i1il cn.ofccl TiiuS r. CLARKE
Deputy Collector Pamela County.
IanoiA June g. 1901 ir2njt-pi.1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful, but True

MADAME REMtNGf0N, the world
renowned Astrologist and Somnamb.
ulistio %Clairyoyant, while in a clair
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by stating place Of birth, age, dispo-
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enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
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mail, together with desired informa-
ton.
Go Address in confidence, MAD.
AME GERTRUDE REMINGTON, 2. 0.
Box 297, West Troy, NY. ap6-1y
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LIVERY STABLE
AZ BatesvIIIe, for Sale.

Arsyinr business and harrsin wiil he giyss
In The ssle Of Ne shote desirable rrpr<tty. ~
Stable h se~. eumpiese IN al n serrintutni1
rsd 4 cnls offered IN consequence Of thc, u
health o. ne proprietor requiring : rhsnft y
htsinsss kprly 10 W. :. Hsrts6eId. o. =
Msrtip I CO, pa,sssille. :
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CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair Of either Sex
into Wayy and Glossy Ringlets,
or Heavy Massive Curls.

ny using thil article Ladies and Gentlemen
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AfiHH no Orders 90
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CITArIoN NOTICE.

The state # Mississippi Pamela County.
To Mary J Chaain ana Hugh ". Vaughan,
dfviieu and lcrtcos IT sterling r. Vaughan.
dccr1scl lcu arr hereby cited to 10 and an
peag before NE Probate Court u said county.
al thecouft-hauss thereof on the ith Monday
IN August istT. then and there 10 show ciusc
Why The hual acruuut of fycracn Vaughan. tx.
tcu'ct Of the win Of dCceascl shouli not be al.
lovcd and approved ny order Of Court, L..
iusl iuue gtth, 1897.
ieie-5t W.. ?. wUorTES, CLERK.
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n. n. PEARSON.


The undpiensl ere now prepared 10 take
cascs IN RtSkRrPrCY, and respectfully In
tiie ell those who rontemfaie taking he ben
ct Of lhe All, and who may wish 10 satu our
ssfviess IN tha' rssTFct, 10 call upon ne immsdi.
aicly and Tssisier iheir names or aldrsS Ne
BY letter, aa eur thafgvs viii hc governed b.
ths nuuhsr Of Csses W. mas have.
msy25.iw WARb& COOPER
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oHANcERY SALE OF LANDS.

Pursuant TO . decree Of the Chanccry Court
o. Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, made 4
The November term, 1866, thereof, Ia the suit 81
james q Armstrong, Exec'r. &c, 81 al, complain
aaiA against William =. Hsuis sdminisirsidL
&C. Ct al defendants In said court I vfi, :
commissioner therein appointed, a. the cosFt
houss door In the town Of Psnols,s IN a
county, within lawful hours on Monday, ~
27d day % July, 1851, offer Tor rsle Al puhls
auction g the highest bidder, On = crvdis q Is
months from the day Of sale, The fllowiss
lands te-vlt Fractional section I. and ~
south half Of The southwest quarter Of ectios
9 all In township 10, Of ranes q, vtst 81 ~
basis meridian Chickassw eesia. and la NJ
Of section I, IN township q, range . ssss
Chcttsv cessipn, all lying and being. In rnpc
IA county aforesaid. Bond with swc good ecu
rites win be required Of the purchaser fr ~
payment Of the purchase money. =
JOHN @. HARRISON,
iels-st Cen,mizzionsr.
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PaIo mo, TtIas, saddles.

Repairing Of oil kinds done promptly, on
the shurtcl notice.
IaJplironi1c your home Mechanics ia pref.
orcncc to Northern workmcn.
Hoy3.lm T. " LIVELY.
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WNISkERS
AND
MI u . L G IN Q 8
Crisper COma!!

on shs was beautiful and hir,
With starry eyes aud radiant hair,
Naat curling t.nlri con cuiwinpl,
La.sasl 'he Fey heart and mind.
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JACKSON. Nav 81, 1866,

JACKSON. May 81, 1866.
Mr.. c. Wu.LIAMS:-Dear Sir-I have been
using your Plow for some time, and consider
il rs good as any pillow have ever used. lam
using also, with yours, the Moore & Miller and
Avery Plow, and find yours equal TO either.
Very respectfully yours.
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BAHALA, Mss. Dee. 81, 1866.
Mr.. c. WLLlAMS:-Dear Sir-I have uSed
one of your Cast Flows the present season, and
find them 70 be equal TO any have ever used.
and are superior in grass and truck, being free
from choking. B. L. MARTIN.
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RANKIN Co, May II. 1866.
We have been using Mr.. Charles Williams
Plow during the present season. and find them
TO do as good work as any plow we have ever
used.
They run very light; much so as anv
plow of the same size we have ever used. and
in every respect we find them preferable 10 an
other plows, and therefore we can confidently
recommend them TO to the planting communi
ty generally. DAN'L ALLEN,
ELI ALLEN,
WM. ALLEN
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-16
MARION FEMALE SEMINARY,

FFyHIS is one of the Oldest institutions for
H. the Education of Young Ladies IN the
South, having been founded in 1884.
Situated in a healthy region, Marion Is IN
remarkable degree exempt from the prevailing
diseases and epidemics Of the country. 1t has
long been noted for its superior educational
facilities, we'll as the intellectual, moral, So
cial and religious character of its citizens.
The Principal has leased the Seminary Bull
make il a School in all respects worthy the
patronage of those who wish their daughters
thoroughly educated.