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THE RIVER IpE INSTITUTE

Situated at Riverside, Burlinp ton County. n j.,
is for the purpose otgratuitously educating
the sons OF deceased Soldiers aud Soaimen Of Tie
United States.
The BIard ufTrustees If the Institute consists Of
the following weI-knonu oit1cns of pemusylvania
and New Jersey:
HON. WILLIAM b. MANN. Diet. AIRY. Phila.
HON. LEWIS X. BRunMALL. Ex-Cbitf Conner
l.. Mint and Recorder Of Deeds, Phila
Hon. JAMES II SCONEI. New Jersey,
HON. W. W. WARE; New Jersey.
HENRY GOlMAN, ESD, Ag't Adams Express
Phila.
J. +. CoE, Esq, cfJoy, Coe & Co., Phila.
Treasury pfrAIrMENr Washington. y. c.,
April Is. 1867 -tidce OF Internal Revenue -
Having received satisfactory eyidci &c that Ia.
proceeds Of the enterprise conducted by the Wash
ington Library Comparv will he devoted TO char
Company to conduct such enterprise exempt from
all charge whether from spccial tax or other duty
L \. roll ms, Commissioner.
The association have appointed rs Receivers
Messrs. GEORGE \. COOKE 4 Co, SO South
Third street. Plilaaclh a, whose well known
Client guarantee Il Al The moncy intrstcd to them
viii he promptly aI'l'r'i to the purpose stated.
Philadelphia, Pa. NAV 20, 1867.
To tie Officers aud Members of the Washington
Library Co., n. S. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen On receipt Of vour favor of The Is
inst. uoitving III Of our appointment as Receivers
for Your Company, we took the lihcrty to submit
copy of your Charter, with plan Of your enter.
prise, 10 eminent gal authority, aud having re-
ceived his favorable piuiou in regard to it, legal
ity, and sNmpathzira with the benevolent object
OF your association. viz the education and main
tcnam e Of the orr hln ct lrcn OF our soldiers and
sailors at the Riverside Institute, we have conclo-
ded to accept thS trust and to use our best efforts
to plomote SO worthy nm object.
Respectfully. yours, &c..
GEO. A. COOKE & co.
Address all letters and orders TO GEO A. COOKE
6 CO.. Bankers 80 South Third Street, Philsdel.
rhia, Pa. receivers for the Washington Librar
Company, $50
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THE CONFESSION AND EXpE-
. =

Published for the benefit and "A. a C,t-rrov m
foUNG Mas aud Others. vino suffer from Nrrvuu.
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhoul Sc su,,
plying at the same time THE MEANS nr Sr,r-
CthN. Br one who has cured himself after un
dcrgning considerable quackcrv. lIv cnclo,n, a
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies free oi
CHARGE. may lie hal of the author. NATHANIEL
MAlFAlR ESD BROOKLYN. Kings Co. Ny ~,
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Eight hundred and fifty. seven field and
line officers of Pennsylvania regiments
were killed during the war. the large,
number from any one regiment being
eighteen from the l5lh, aud from sin.
gle company eleven from &C." 14Sth.
Sevenly-six Pennsylvania officers fell at
Gettysburg
"A large Democratic mass meeting was
held in baltimore, Tues lay night, to
ratify the new state constitution. Ex-
Gov. Pratt presided, and addresses were
made by Gov Swami and others. Re.o.
lu;ions were adopted IN approval of the
constitution, prasing President johnson,
and exultlng in the democratic victory in
California.
The republicans of Minn,s,ta on Wed
nesday nominated W. Il. Marshall for
governor, $. ii. Armstron! for lieutenant
governor, Col. Rogers for secretary Of
state, Emil Munich for treasurer aud r.
Il, Cornell for attorney general. Resolu-
tons were of the usual republican charac.
ter, inclu ling one opposing the payment
OF the Mimi sofa railroad bonds by the
ate.
Gov. Flanders of Louisiana is disposed
o resign, since Gen Sherilan's removal,
ut prominent republicans at Washington
ave telegrephed him 10 hold on by all
cans.
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STATE OF vERMONT-District of

STATE OF VERMONT-District of
~ Addison S.
The Pro bate Court for the District OF Addison.
10 all persons interested in the estate VI
JOHN Z. BALDWIN,
late Of Whiting, in said district, deceased
Greeting:
benjamin Casey, executor of the last iii ani
testament OF said John Z. Baldwin, deceased pre-
sehls lis petition, ia writing. to said court repre-
sentiig that the said JJhn G. Baldwin left his
estate to his widow, who has lately deceased, tor
her support and provided that the rest aud resi-
due alter her dccease should he divided among
certain persons, and that said egatees all resides
out OF this State; and praying said court to grant
nm license TO sell all the real estate Of said de-
ceased that the proceeds OF such sale may lac div
'ied among the lcsatces named in the last will Of
said Decreased.
=. therefore, bv the au hortv Of the State OF
Vermont You are hereby notified to sppear
before SAID l. o ate Curt. at session thereof to
Ds held at the Probate Ollie. in said Middeburv,
III SAM district, On Saturday, the 9th day of
Oil. next OsdI.) NJ ten o'clock in the forenoon,
t. show cause, il any you have, why raid LICENSE
should not Ice granted
Dated at said Md'llebury, this 9th day of
July, y. b., 1851.
2"i3w JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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NAroLEoNS SPEECHES The Emperor
on his passage through Amiens was presen-
ted with an address by Mayorof the town.
His Maj sly, in reply, sadi Il have
crossed France with the Empress, from
Srrasburg TO Dunkirk, and our hearty
aud sympathetic reception everywhere
has filed Us with liVeic.t gratitude. No
thing, ! perceive with pleasure, can shake
he.coufiencc which Tor twenty year. the
French people placed in me. They have
eslimnted at their real value the dilIi:ul
tlc- have had to surmount. The i'll success
of our policy ncruss the ocean has not di,
Unfinished the prestige of our arms, since
everywhere the valor of our soldiers
overcame all opposition The events ac
compliSlel in Germany have not caused
our country 10 depart from calm and
dlgmiied atliludr, au 1t relics with Justice
on the maintalnauce OF peace. The excite
mcnt of Il SMALL minority hls not caused
MS TO lose the hopes of seeing more liberia
institutions peaccably introduced in our
public life The temporary slagnalon
in commercial affairs has not prevented
the industrial classes from showing their
sympaihey, and from relying upon the eff
ioris of the Government TO give fresh
impetus To commerce. | have found with
pleasure those sentiments of confidence AMI
devotion existing at Amiens, and in the
whole Department Of Somme, which
places have always shown sincere at
tachmeni To me and where "A residence
OF six years proved to me that misfortune
is a good school to learn to sun.
port the brulen Of power and to AVOID
the dangers Of fortune"
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'NllE AMERICAN COOKIN
l. STOVE,

after twenty ,./ars experience in the manuflc-
ture Of Stoves, We became convinced some six
years since, that vast amount of money was
being expended by the people Of this country in
buying cheap and almost worthless stoves, a large
portion of which was wasted aud.that true econ
omy consisted in buying the best stove, that could
he made, Notwithstanding the gice was higher.
With this view we proceeded to construct the
American Cooking Stove and spared no pains or
expense to make it the b,st aud most perfect stove
that could bc made. And we have Experimental
with il, and carefully watched lis operation for the
last six wears, aud when an improvement suggest
ell itself we have at once adopted it, and we have
several of these improvements secured by letters
patent. In this manner. we do no: hesitate to
say, we have brought it to higher state Of per.
lection than has heretofore been attained in C.. ok
ing stoves. The resent improvements in this
stove has added largely to its convenience and
effectiveness. In all the varieties Of stoves We
manufacture, We study usefulness, durability
convenience aud economy in operation, rather
than cheapness in price, aud in 20 doing we are
satisfied We study the interest of those purchasing
our stoves.
SHEAR, PACKARD & co,
Albany n. Y.
Tor sale by NJ II. WEIGH
l3;6m Middlebuy, Vt.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. - Yorxu,

ANI hl'EAr PHNSIoioGtCAL WoRK, uf Every
one ms own D"clor-ieing u Private instructor
,r hal'ieu PERSONS or those about to Marry, both
Male and Female, in everything concerning the
physinloEv aud relations Of our Sexual system.
aud the Production or Prevention of Offspring. in
GLIDING all the new discoveries never brlore lvsr
IN the English language, by WIN. YOUNG. VI. u.
ms Is really Valuable and Interesting work. 1t
is written in plain language for the General reader
ana Is Illustrated with upwards OF one hundred on
Cravings. All Young married people. or those
contemplating marriage and having the least i'm
pedlment to married lite, should read this hook.
1t diSel"ses secrets that every one should 10 ac
quaintcd with. Still it is book that must Lo
locked mp, and not lie about the house. 1t will he
sent to any one on the receipt Of Fifty Cents Adj.
dres. DR.. WM. Young, No. i19, Spruce Street
above Fourth. Philadelphia. on,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"

Il REApiit3-
Rcnne's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Headache!
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Toothache
Renme's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Renne's pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
MoriS!
Rcnne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism
Renne's Pain Killing Magic oil cures famcncss!
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Skin Diseases
Some folks seem to he proud of telling how
lame TIER shoulders are'-of "mv crick in the
hpck'--pr, 81 have got the Sciatica'-and delight
III hragging that ''notlng can cure me but
when We get such "aNtul FOLKS" to Use RExNE's
PAS KtiiiNG MAGic On. faithfully. We not only
cure their lamelesS and charm away their pain.
but we actually take all that Kind of "brag on,
OF them !" and they frankly own up, and say, ut
works like u charm !"
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufacture,
- Pittsiield Mass
Sold in Middebury, by II. A. sheldon. 2l;1v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TT ELMBOLDS Concentrated Extract
IL Buchu, is the Great Diureic. llembol's
Concentrated Extract Sarsparilla, is the Great
Blood Purifier Both are prepared according to
rules OF Pharmacy aud Chemistry, aud are the most
active that can he made
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-FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAyING :.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAyIyGS


Send orders TO us 10y mail enolo-.g fron 81 to
:20, either t., Pust Office orders or in registered
letter, At our risk. Larger amounts should lie
sent hN drnlt a L 9 Y nrnss
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RAILROAD
L COMPANY.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
is an Investment

The rapid progress ot the Union Pacific Railroad.
now building west from Omaha, Nebraska, and
forming with its Western connections an unbrUken
liuc across the continent attracts attention to the
value vi the vi st VI rtga,,c Bond, whch the Com
pany now otter to the public. TIE first question
asked hv prudent investors is, Are these bonds
securci Next. Are they profitable invest
m-nt?' To reply in BRIEF
l,t TIE early completion of the Whole great
line to the p.cinc is as certain as any future bus-
ness event can be. The Government grant Of over
twenty million acres Of land aud fifty million dol
lars in it's own bonds practically guaralitccs it,
one fourth OF the work is already done, and the
track continues to he laid at the rate OF two miles
dI,.
"a The Union Pacific Railroad bonds are issued
upon what promise, to he one Of t c most profit
able lines Of railroad ia the country. For many
wears it must lie the only line connecting the
Atlantic and Pacific; and being without compe-
titiun, il can maintain lcmuncratiNe rates.
81 20 miles ot tins iua are iinishct and fully
equipped with dcpots locomotives Z rs, &c, and
two tiains ara daily running each way. The Nil
tcrialN for the remaining ~ miles to tho eastern
base OF the Rocky Mountains are ON hand, and it
Is under contract to be done in September
ith. The net earnings of the sections already
finished are several time greater than the gold in
icrcst upon tie lret Mortgage bonds upon such
sections aud it another mile Of tlc iuaI were built,
the part already completed would not only pay
inter IT and expenses, but he profitable to tue
Company.
jti The Union Pacific Railroad bond. can he
issued only as the road progresses, and therefore
eau never he in tie market unless they represent
Il jona Eh property
dtl. heir amount is st iclv limited by law to
a sum equal to what is granted by the l. :. Gov
eminent and for which it takes u second lien AZ
it, security This amount uopn the first jl1 miles
west from omaha is only :lG.000 per mile. 1.
9Th. The fact that the L. = Government consl-
crs Il second lien upon the road a good investment,
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CNuAlN LIGHTNING BENZINE

~ For removing, "qck rs lightnin,." all
Kinds OF Grease Srot~ Paint. Narnish. Tar Wheel
hrcaN'. &C., from earn lnts, Carpets. Silks aud
'I"'h "l every description, without injury to The
most delicate fabric. No other article can lie like
it. Sold by &. c. GOODWIN Il CO., Boston and
all druggists. inl. am. a son
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$50 600.
Each certificate ofstoek i. accompanied with a
BEAU IlFUL SrEkL-FLa1k ENGRAVING.
worth more at retail than the cost uf certificate.
anu a'o inSure' to IT, holder presen, in the great
distribution.
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A DoIsoN co., RuoDA STRICKLAND.
CnANCERY. ( JOSEPH u DENNIS.

Whereas, Rhoda Strickland Of Cornwall, in
the County Of Addison, has filed in the office Of
the Clerk Of the Court of Chancery for said
County, her petition against Joseph Dennis,
formerly Of Shoreham in said county, setting
forth in substance that the said Joseph Dennis
day executed on the / tn day of March, A.p.
leI7 to Ebenezer Bush late of said Shoreham,
a mortgage deed of certain lands situated in
said shUreham, conveyed to said Dennis by
deed from Erastus W. Barnum and Zebuon
Frost, being the same pieces Of land on which
the srid Dennis then lived, conditions for the
payment CT promissory note for the sum Of
242 dollars. dated said 18th d,y of March,
1879, payable TO said Bush in one year from
date with interest annually, and further setting
forth that the petitioner is now the lawful
owner of said note and mortgage. and PRAYING
that the equity II redemption Of the said Dem
mis- in the premises may be foreclosed And it
being made to appear that the defendant resides
ont of this State, so that subpoena cannot be
served on him, the sa d Joseph is hereby re-
CURED to appear at the term Of said court next
TO be held at Aliddlebury in and Tor said county,
on the second uesday of December, AID 1867,
on the first day day Of said term, and mako
answer 10 such petition and the petitioner
shall cause this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register,
public newspaper printed Mt said Middlebury,
the last IF which publications shall be at least
twenty days prior to said next term.
b. STEWART, Clerk.
STwAGT ELDREDog; Solicitors 25;3w
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LRRORS OF YOUTH.

~ Gentleman who suffered for We. r. from
Nervous Debility Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of vouihtul inliscretun, will for the sake
ct suffering humanity. send free to all who need
1t. the recipe and dirtc inns tor maxim. the >mpr
remedy hv viii h lie was cnrcd. Sufferer, wisbin,,
to rroIt hr the ndvcrt>ci's experience can do 80
by addressing. in perfect CONT ehcc
;1N JOHN Il. OGDEN. ~ Cedar st New York
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nR. WISrARS BAI.SAM OF
WILD CHERRY

In tie who'd" history oi medical discoveries no
remedy has pert lrmcd 81 many or such rcml rkahle
cures Of the numerous affections Of the Throat
Lunss aud C'icst. as this ldng-ired and jus "
celebrate Bl-am. So generally acknowledged is
the superior excellence of TIL, remedy that bur
few Of lie many who have tested its virtues by
experience t,ii to kcr" it at hand rs IA SPEEDY anl
certain cure FIR Ill llcn attacks of Ccld-tulv be-
levin that its rene 'ia powers comprehensive
enough tH.cnbrace every form OF iiseaec from he
slightest col To the most dangerous symptom OF
pMlm nmarN cnmplant.
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOlrREIx

TUIIN EKS TIC DOULOI rink
l. or UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL i, IL
,ale, certain amt speedy Cure for Neural sia and all
nervous Diseases. The severr>t cases are com
petelv aui permanently cure in a very short
time. Neuralgia in The face or head is utterly
nni,hei in few hours No form Of Nervous
Dl,en-e with~tanls its magic influence. 1t ha,
the unqualified approval OF many eminen, nhy,i
clans. II contains nothing injurious to the mot
delicate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on re-
ccpt of 81 90 aud two postage stamps. TURNER
60. 40 fremont -. Boston. " 49,. Proprictors
Boston, July /, 1861 IS. y. Ij:lv.
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ENFEEBLED and Delicate Cons,itu
~ tions, ofboth sexes, use HelnhoId's Extr'ct
Bnchu, It will give brisk aud energetic feelings,
aud enable you to sleep well.
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+ OOK uEREl-Stop and Read -

OON IIENE !-NfOp and KcAd.--
- Three things worth knowing.
lSt. How to make Bakers Stock Yeast. 2nd
How to make Fermcnt. Both receipts for 81. or
90 cents each Bird. How to make Bakers brown
Bread. This is No humhug. Sent to any address
on receipt of price by return mail. Address W.
II. MEEklN. Bennington Center, Vt. 21;lw
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ONE DOLLAR ENGRAviNGS.

No. 1-"Mv Child. NV Child, No. .
''Ihev're Saved They're Sivrd!" No. s-"OlI
ion"
ANY person paving Two Dollars will rcceiv.
either OF the following fine Steel Plates at choice.
and Two certificate, ol stock, thus becoming Gil.
titled to two prc"nis.
TWO DOLLAR ESeRAVINGS.
No. l-"Wa,hinsion's Courtship" No =
""aSiiuS un's Last Interview ,i,h his Mother s.
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAV.NGS.
Any person paving II. Thee Dollars will rccciy.
the heLutilH steel rIaie OF
lluME PROM THE WAR"
ami three certificates Of stock becoming entitled
to three presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVING
Any person lnyin. Four Dollars shall receive
the larle aud beau tiiul steel plate Of
"IHE PrIIs nf 'uH FoREFArrrrs,"
and -Four certificates of stock, entitlins; them to
Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Any perSCn who paws Five Dollars shall receive
the largo aud splendid steel plate Of
Tux MAHHIAoE up luCAiiuNTAs,"
and Five certificates OF stock, emitting them 10
Five P'cseniA
The cngrsrings and certificates will delivered
at our Local Agencies, sent by mail, postpaid,
express, AZ may be ordered.
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II VH 4NU1I- INV0UHIIUTT Ut IHUOIIsIsIthce OF
4 Urine irritation, Inflammation. or ulcera-
tion Of the bladder. or kidneys. diseases of the
PROSTATE glands, stone in the bladder. calculus
Gravel or hck dust deposits and all disea .es of the
bladder, kiueys and drop-ical swelings. Use
lielmaold's Full Extract Buchu
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.

Any person sending MS One Dollar, or paving
the same to our local agents. will receive imme-
dmtelv fire Steel Plate Engraving, at cl oice
from the following Ii-,and one certificate Of stock.
lnsuilng ono nrn.rut Ii tie Lrnnt Di>t rl,nti1.n
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Or AT rliK INSTITUTE, RivKusipE, Nrw JRi:sEr
One Present worth $4,000.
One Present worth $40 COO.
One Present. Worth 10000.
One Pres mt worth : 5000.
Two Presents worth -, 800 each, 5000
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16
QUITE DIFFERENT.-The lin saws

. Universal suffrage in the North, and
universal suffrage in the South, are two dis
tlnct propositions. The question of absolute
justice is the same in both. nor can we he
completely consistent while advocating the
one and opposing the other; vet there are
considerations of national necessity and
national good faith involved in the one which
are not involved the other. Universal suf
frage in the offers South the only means bv
which we can obtain the cooperation of the
Southern States in the Union, secure loval
State governments, protect the freedmen.
encourage loyalty, preserve order, avert
strife and prevent continual agitation of
Irritating questions. 1t is the only method,
In short, by which the fruits of our victory
can be gathered. 1t was such considerations
more than those of abstract justice. which
induced Congress to adopt it, and it is from
such considerations that many republicans
support 1t who are not yet prepared to vote
for universal suffrage where such special
necessities do not exist"
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16

FEMALE CLERKS IN IRELAND. The editor
of the Albany knickerbocker is in Europe,
and sends the following account Of the
general employment of females
The women, by the way, d. nearly all the
trading in Ireland. At our hotel a woman
shows you to your room, you pay your bill to
woman, and you are politely bowed out of
the hotel by the house keeper. 1t is rare to
find a retail store in Cork where a female is
not behind the counter We are told that
the same thing prevails throughout all the
British provences. The reason given for
employing them is that that their follies are
not only less numerous, but much lower
priced. Females may support fifty dollar
mantles but they never go on fifty dollar
" busts. Females never spend a whole
weeks wages on billiard tables. Girls never
" treat the whole party, kick up a row,
and get dragged to the Sta ion House. Fast
horses they also avoid, and roulette tables
and game cocks. Who ever saw a female
hanging round gambling table. or betting
her last five dollars she can tell where the
" little joker" is? Who ever saw female
clerk, alter the store was shut rambling up
broadway, " raising thunder and breaking 2
things? Who ever saw respectable girl
knocking over dry goods boxes aud standing
NJ L. 5 on their heads? No one; and vet
respectable young men do these things night
~. When was female clerk ever arrested
Tor having suspicious character locked
up IN the store with her after midnight? ? In
view OF all these facts, is it and wonder that
the merchants on this side run to female
clerks =?
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16

TEAcHERs.-An educational journal truth
fully remarks that there is no calling more
honorable than that of the school teacher.
But many persons are denominated teachers
who are utterly unworthy of the title. Tea
chers may be properly divided into two class
es. Those who take pride in the profession,
and by study and application keep pace with
the improvements of the age, are true teach
ers, and are competent to lead and train the
plastic minds of the young. Those who
have no higher ambition than to obtain
''third grade" certificate which will enable
them to draw public school. l.money" are un-
worthy the name of teachers and are really
curse to the children who are unfortunate
enough to be placed under their charge by
ignorant parents or trustees. Every friend
of education and the rising generation
should befriend and encourage the true and
progressive teachers and should shun the
drones and bogus pretenders who are dis
grace to the civilization of the age.-Ex.