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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-15

THE Republican party came into power on
the Fourth Of March, 1851. At that time
the Democratic Leaders had Organized ! re-
bellion, withdrawn six 6tates ffom the Union.
established hostile Coalsdersae Govern.
mont, with . half dossn more 6tatss far on
the road to join ~ Confsdez.cy md raise
the standard q spsn ,sbeIlIon and ~,
y ainst the NsaipnaI Government Tha
leaders ofthe N116ssscg had bled and bank
rupted the Trss16t5s had relied our forts,
arsenals and rms, and through their Min
1ters slresrh1l dAtssyed the reputation Of
the Government and produced the impression
throughout Europe lhat il would be utterly
destroyed ~ W nsw Confederacy.
Under such circumstances Abraham Lin
coin and loyal Congress came into power,
raised and equipped armies, and in spite of
treason in arms h the South, and treason in
Democratic Conventions and in the press and
the leaders Of the party in the North.
crushed the rebellion and restored the au.
thotity Of the Government, after four years
Of bloody war, IT the close Of which the
Rebel armies had simply the choice to sur
render or be annihilated.
And now what does the world witness but
q combination between these peace traitors
and war traitors (most of whom were liable
to be hung for the highest crime known to
the land), demanding to be restored to power
again?
Every man who comedies their impudent
demand writes himself down fool or a
knavei al he deposits his ballot for Seymour
and Blair. Only those who mourned over
our victories and rejoiced at our defeats, can
vote that ticket consistently.
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PATRIOTIC GEMS
FROM THE
n E XT p ESD EN- T

j CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO
TON, SO LONG AS OUR ARMS ARE
SUCCESSFUL
Grant to Sherman february, 1862.
"IF MY COURSE IS NOT SATIsFAC-
TORY, REMOVE Me AT ONCE. l DO
NOT WISH IN ANY WAY TO IMPEDE
THE SUCCESS OF OUR ARMS
Grant to Halleck, Feb. G. 1862
"NO THEORY OF MY OWN WILL
EVER STAND In THE WAY OF MY.
EXECUTING IN GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER MAY RECEIVE FROM THOSE
IN AUTHORITY OVER Me-
Grant to Secretary Chase, Nay 90, 1868
This Is A REPU BLIC, WHERE THE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE rs THE Law
OF THE LAND
- Grnts Letter to Pesiden, Johnson, Avgust
1868.
II SHALL HAVE NO POLICY OF MY
OWN TO INTERFERE AGAINST THE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE
Grants Letter, Nay 80, 1863.
HUMAN LIBERTY THE ONLY
TRUE FOUNDATION OF HUMAN GOV
EMINENT
Grants Letter to Citizens Of Memphis.
"LET US HAVE PEACE.
- Grants Letter May 90, 1868.
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Special Notices.
Has the summer enfeebled } on ,

III ~ the summer enIeeDIcu OU
Hins ont Of every ten to whom this question is sd
dreesed II they answered 1t candidly, will it
ths affrmatfvs Some may reply to it from sch bed
Others OF stronger constitution and greater powers Of
endurance may only experience slight lassude as the
consequence Of the torrd Bit some portion Of
the vitality CT sill human beings cut of them under
the Of great and continuous heat and the Soon
er the loss 10 completely repaired the less susceptible
will the system be to the unhealthy influence of
Fall malaria.
The most genial and wholesome tonic that has
been offered to means Of recruiting his ex-
hausted strength fortiy him against the attacks Of
diseass-is HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERF Ia
ken this 1t s perfect safeguard against inter-
fnittent fever bilious affections, and all the epidemcs
which follow close upon the expiration Of the Summer
II an invirurant and alternative without of the
draw backs which attach staulants ard the
only preparation Of the kind which conscientious ply
stefan would feel inclined 10 prescribe for ladies in del
ca to health. Nothing be more pure, more harm
less more certain restore the vgor Of the system per-
nansntly and thoroughly without exciting the pulse
the brain Esept1e-dsw
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fduhSDAYi 6ept. II, Iooe.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Presiasnt Goodrich in the Chsir. ALI
members present. M
The minutes Of yesterday were read an c
approved. s IL IA
On motion of Mr.. Btaawood, the mstter
in regard - the neeoaiiticn Of bridge var.
rants heretofore placed in charge of the
Committee On Hosds and Bridges was
changed, and placed into the hands of the
Finaacs Committee.
An appropriation Of forty dollers was made
for the purchase Of blankets for the jail.
Massrs. Cutler and HOLMAN we're author
lied and Instructed to employ = guard for
the County Jail.
The foiiDxing claims we're allowed by the
Board:
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WE TELL THEM (THE REPUBLICANS
THAT TIE DAYS OF THEIR TYRANNY AND
THTEVING ARE FAST DRAWING TO A
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL go OUT OF
OFFICE AT THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION EITHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
BuLLETs-BY BALLOTS IF THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE. AND By RUL-
LET'S IF THEY ARE NOT. F}a9eft, IL He
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The pfosery of Bpenee Brown, Of Charles.
ton 6owniD, ~ 49, assassod ord charged
yith hn - ths 1eers 1885 8 1853, in>
|fvGg
~ ~ q ~ oEld, tha4 IL Treasurer
direcee y caa4t ~ aid tsoe, 81 70
- ~ Ano II Recount Nh - State
esre1 4aaon Ia
$40 meieaef 4 . dolln1ns1Wuh
q Asssggu Thas u reeelution = "a u the
J9ns session, submitine the Question ofcom-
bmiee Of The railroad bond Indebtedness to
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re nil send to agents free Of charge.
Far a rIah ut AZ and Three DoJIars-l dor go


re reM send to agents free Of charge
For a rIah OF 80 and Three DoIlars-l doz good
linen Shirt Fronts / set Sold Gold studs. All w. o.
Cashmere for pants. Fine white Counterpane, large
size. eloqrent Balmerai Skirt 90 yards brown or
besched sheesiBg, good quality yard vide. ] elegant
100 Picture Moroeco-bound Photo Album ldouh.e lens
steresoope and Il farefn Views. silver plated
grayed bottle Castor sgsnt Silk Fan, with Ivory
or Sandal Wood Frame eathered edge and spang ed
Steel Carving Knfs and Fork very best quality, ivory
balanced handle handsome beaded and lined Parasfi
20 yls coed Print. l very fine Humask Table Cover. l
pr, best quality Ladies' Serge Congress Boots doz
ue Linen Towels. 4 doz Rogers best Silver Dessert
Forks Ladies' large real Morocco Travelling Bag ]
fancy dress pattern II doz elegant Silver plated
grayed Napkin Rings ! dog. Ladies' fne Meriro or
Cotton STOCKINGS SCENTS heavy ehassd solid Gold King
pr sdes' high cut faimorai Boots. ] elegant De-
laine Dress Pattern Violin aud Bow, In box complete
/ SET Jewelry pip ear Ore sleeve buttons.
For tub Of 50 and Piye De.iars-1 black or
pr. all Wool Blankets Enarstes s}'s-f asted bottle
Revolving Castor ! b5sis#!p ~ De~k. roiid
and Vest sci Ivory balances, handle Knives with ST.
plated Forks elegant satin Psrasol heavily bead
ed and lined with silk pr gents Calf Boots 80 yds.
good Print. 80 .ds good trown or beacned Shooting.
yard wide 40 yds y I'd vide. good quality ladies
elegant Morocco Travelling bag. square Wool Shawl,
plain Nereich peplin Dress pattern ~ yds. double
width cloth ladies' clock Elegant engraved Silver
plated Tea Pot yds. double width water proof cloth
coakug
For club OF 100 and Ter nollars-l rich Mer
or Tbibet Dress pattern pair tine Damssk Table
Cloths and NAPKINS 70 match. pair gents French Cali
Boots. heavy, silver plated snsrayed Ice pitcher
Very fine all " eei Clofa for Ladies Cloak ~ very
best quality brown hiasehed shseting. yes fine
Cashmere Tor suit elegant popn Dress pattern.
elegant Ergiiss Befage Dress pattern. beautiful Eng
ia Beface Shawl set Ivory balanced handle Eniss.
ad Forks lsies or gents silver HuntiGg-case Watch
Bartlett Hasa, Portable Sowing Machine. Splendid
Family Bible steel engraylnss with record and rhoto
graph pages. Is 5ds good Hemp carpe mig good cors
pair good atssill Quilt. rood barrel Revolver
elegant fur nf and cape sinss barrel Shot Gun.
Silver lated engraved bottled Revolving Castor cut
glass bottles. very fine Violin and Bow, in ease set
Ivory talancea Knives ard foska
Presents rr la gf Clubs inerease in the samc ratio
Send Money by Registered Letter.
cata'oene Of Good. sent 10 any address FREE.
- s. ~ uu,un - E~n
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In he world; the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable nstara
neous disappointment; ridiculous tints: remedies
he Ill effects of bad dyes invgorates and leaves she
Hair soft and beautiful, black bromn. fold by sl
Druggists and Perfners and properly applied at Batch
lore's Wig Factory. No Is Bond street, New York
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A M e r 1 G A n
BUILDING BLOCK COMFY
Office "A Vesny ST.

NV YeRE Dec. 18th 1867
70 whom Il may
I has recently come to orr knowledge that
= parties making ARTIFICIAL STONE or
BUILDING BLOCK" composed essentially Of SAND
and LIME, without having obtained any lcanse from
Nov this IL to give notice that all who thus
. BRICK or BUILDING BLOCK composed of SAND
and LINE infringe the patents held by u.s. which date
back to January 1855, said patents covering the of
all descriptions Of SAND or other stLIGEeus MATTE
combined With LIME and formed into BUILDING
BLOCK Of any size shape All persons Infringing our
Patents will be held to rigid accountability and will
b prosecuted to the full extent of the law
For Rights to manufacture the Building Block A.
obovs In the States Of Iowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota
applyto @. STRIPE, Esq, Keoknk, Iowa.
GEO. =. vANDERBuRGH Presiden.
WI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tdec20-frsATuee-sf
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FUK VICE FKESIUElNIt
SCHUYLER COLE.4I.
or INDIANA.
PnEsIDEHTIAL ELECTORS.
FOR pREsIDEN'
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.

For 6ie State at Large.
S. l.. GLASGOW, Of Wayne County.
j. Is. YOUNG, of Linn County.
Ebr Cbnev.miasa, hnrias
HIRAM sCH0YlELD, Of Washington County.
III. T. LANE, of Scott County,
ILL.,. u. KOGERa.of Fsyeite Coupt,l
Iy-J0HN MEYER. of Jasper Copaty.
WIN hale Of Mill County.
VS., H. TAFT. OF Humboldt County.
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HALLS
Vegetable Sicifan Hair Remover

Every rear increases the popu-
fnrifY IF this rdiHdbie Hdi,. Prep
nrdfi0H, Which Is due to merit
alone. He ran assure our old
patrons TINT IL II Kept fully arp to
~ hiph sttpddrd, and 70 those
uItO hare herer used II me can
confidently say, that IL fs the oniV
refinbte mud perfected prepare
ton to restore diIIAY OH FADED
HAIR to Its youthful cOtOr, nah
ing IL soft, thSf"0sts, anil siihen
the scalp, bU tts sfse, becomes
sehife and clean: IL fefpOees all
ermpfi0ns and .dnndrnU, and IN
its tonic properties 1,3'ereHfs the
hdir from rating ont, as II stint
nfdfes and 3&OuTishes the hair
glands. BIZ It's use the hair OroaHs
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL resfOres the capillary glands
to their normal IiO0r, aud scitt
eafreme oht age. IL ts the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, rs IL requires feWer
uppiicdtions, nHn gircs the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
so much admired on an. II. a.
iftyes. Md. State Assuger OF
4Nuss., says, "fhe cOusHfMetsks are
pure nssd carefully sefected for
e.rceiteHf 1ntfitU, aud i consider
1t the best PREPARATION for
its intended 3,H,1Oses.' We pub
HsN u f,'P0Hsc on the hair, which
are send free IN mail upon 07,fh-
cation, ,rhich contains cOmInen-
dntory notices from ciergUncn.
physiciaJs, the press, aud Others.
ne hare made the study Of the
hair and its disenses a. sUcriu{fV
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GRANT AND COLFAX.

kSOR THE BEST CAMPAIGN MEDALS
Pins. badges and FLAPS OF GRANT AND CoLFay
send 20 the Oldest and most respectable manufacturers
who have made this business sp oialt, fer the pas,
nineteen years We have now ready great variety Of
M ssyies Prices from u to SO per 100 We will rend
% any address, postpaid on receipt Of pr:ce on S,mn
15e Three S<Mples SOC, with Price fist We contest
our correspondents TO be BRIEF we are alsa,s ,vx
oosy uunnk tne campaign We make sntable reduc-
tons ON All large orders for Dealers and GGDbs
All moneys sent by Post cfSce Order at our ri-k ".
fuii amor Mt IN goods, at lowest rates r all
moneys sent to us. Address -
RICHARDS L MsRKT
Z. " BOZ siai 81 Murray 81. New York.
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Our. Commissions TO Agents

Exceed Of every other establishment of the kind
proof thia be found in comparing premium
VII those IF other Gums OF THE SIZE, In additic
which Claim to give better goods otthe char
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'6o DIV Henry, bsiancs ~ accouns.

On motion the B4afd adjopzned.to meet at
O'clock p. N. Of Tuesday, September 29th,
1858, unless otherwise notified By the Clerk
Correct. J. ". GooDRIcH, President.
EHARLEs DoERR, Clerk.
BY w. @. HooyER, Deputy.
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CLAGRrT's LATEST PLATFORM.

TsJufge ~ LsfeuH tbNft
JOHN B. DRAYKR. Of Henr,iCoun,y.
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Fuse ,Rifio and Blasting Powder
And.lhr Fundamentally VI ep . myIins.
Asws buy our eoodsfor cash can oMer considers
o%rnentsto buy ers and pvitsthsm call
sxsnin ourstooh before purchasing.
RI BOWER
N.n.-VANrED- Hides furs bacon Lard Tslow
White BeAss, Glover Seed, Timothy Seed, FLAG seed
YsAtheYs Be-awaH, Wool, Rags Snake Root, Potatoes
Onion. Butter Eggs Poultry sii kinds Of Country
Produce for which wiipay the prieein Cash
Of goods Consig " solicited and shall hAys
prr N nj Al teutiop n. r. BOWER 4 Co,
Apr20 Whelessle9rofern heoknf. lows
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"A x II -.
ALL STYLES a SHAPES.

Any who sends us an order for FIVE fol AXES
at ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF EACH with the cash
will receive ONE EXTRA, FOR NOTHING.
We will put Axe along of any other M. he and
prove 1t the best finished aud the largest steel
ing two and hsif Inches
We have made Axes for twenty t~o years and won't
yield the palm in shape 10 any manufacturer and yet
confess that Sucker Of Inois allied BURN beat
us In his patent shape The circular BIT and coutun-
OPS edge makes tho same labor produce twice much
cGec
RUS cur Il LIKE rnx coLBuRN pArlsT AXE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-14
G)e louisianian,
Saturday, November IA, 1865.
Grant.

We read in the Newt Orleans Crescent the
sound article that follows
Now that the Instructions incident to the
presidential campaign are removed, it may be
confidently expected that the anli-Radical re.
action will operate with renewed, and, in
some respects, unprecedented vigor. One of
its effects will be an irretrievable split in the
Republican party. Before he has been three
months in office, Grant will be called TO
choose between Sumner and Fessenden, But.
Ter and TrnmbuIl. And it is scarcely possible,
in the nature Of things, that he can avoid a
collision with the Radical extremists in Con.
gress and out of Congress. Such a qnarrel
was fomenting for Lincoln; snch a quarrel
burst upon johnson ; such a quarrel will be
thrust upon Grant as surely as he leopard
shall retain his spots, the tiger his ferocity, the
viper its venom, and Radicalism it's instincts.
Hence it is by no means impossible that these
words Of the New York Ronnd Table. though
they may sound strangely 10 some ears now,
will hereafter prove 10 be within the line Of
historic truth But a little while and there
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will be no sin so vile, no purpose so hclnons
but the Radical press viii iimpIIi;He" IT To trim;
They 20 not believe it to day nor will they be.
lie,e il in any considerable numbers before the
GIL of November. Blu, after the fatal deed is
accomplished, when their discontinue is more
thoroughly assured ,han by any other means i
possibly conld have been, not even by the cleo
ton OF Nr. Seymour, then will The Radical:
call upon The rocks 10 fall upon and the noun
tails TO cover Them
We agree with the Round Table that Z
strong reason for such an anticipation as The
above consists in the fact that Grants intel
lect, being more military aud pfariical thar
imaginative aud adventurous, will be prone
ins,inciivcly TO reject the fantastic scheme,
and rash experiments which will be urged
upon him. Bnt we should say lht, the pro.
foundest and most ilnmovable ground for the
opinion that his election involves the diSrom-
future OF the extremists is to be found in tenn
permanent, rather than in purely intellectual
tliuE>, he may change his notions ahonl nov-
eminent. about ,hao'ory, about cosmocony,
about anthropolooy, abont sociology, Hb00T INC
varinus physical and metaphysical philosophers
hnt with All his mutations, or poss biIi,irs of
mn'atioa, his temperament will remain the
same. No'hinr, humanity spe king, is more
immutable than T. at. III Grant. as in every
other person, it is a par, ut'eSSentitl chttac.
tpr-1p element nj ppI-btul ilpHttt In
suppose his temperament To be different To-.
moftow from what it was yestrflny is 10 sup
pose that he will be no longer Grant. hr, some
body else. If, then. there las Always be- u, a~
Wendell Phillips complains, ava a. rhe Radi,
cal journals all admit, wide diyer,itics. founded
in temperament, between GGaul ard Tile tx
tremist>, these diversilies are not noln. 10 dis
appear ~ consequence Of his election to tie
presidency. On the contrary, by reason Of his
occupying that position. they are bounA 10
cash in 1 direct and violent collision. Ava
What then? Simply this, that Grant mn>> Ioch
Tor a rar'y, Or 4 political combination, 10 s,t~
tain his administration outside ot HE NutirAI
leaders nnd tltrir followers: tlar he viii fuel
few, taken alone, 10 tender Him Tie desired
support and that, consequently, MS Oily hope
of gaining for his administration a irepon.
derance il Congress aud ia public scutimart,
will be 10 mite upon some common noIicy
with conservative Republicans, uf.
course, this conld only be done by making
substantial concessions to De'noctatir opinion
torfeiting the rood will of Ibis Rapnh
iican Supporters. Such is the problem which
he will be called on 10 solve, almos, from tie
of his administrations
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State of EeUi.iana,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COIlpT
PARISH OF ASCENSION.
VIM. Acy Sr,
Emile Brun, Subrogee
VS.. lil6
Ms. EupArmie Ta1u.

BY virtue of a wri, Of Piurius Fieri Facias,
10 me directed by the above Honorable Conr,
in the above matter, | have seized and will of.
fer at public sale and auction. at the con,,
House of the Parish of ST. James. on WE'D
NEsDAY, the End day of DECEMBER. 1868.
at II O'Clock a. NJ. the hereinafter describel
landed property, 10 satisfy said writ, 10 wit:
A tract of LAND situated in the Parish of 81
James, on the right bank of the Mississippi
river, aboni seventy two miles from New
Orleans, measuring one half arpent more or
less front on said river, by forty arpen,s in
depth, bounded below by the property Of
Mr.. Felix M6lanGon and above BY that be-
longing formerly TO the Succession of the
late J. p. Viala, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereunto belonging with
the reservation lin favor of Mrs. Perosine
Leblanc and during her life ,ime) of the
whole front Of said tract of land by abou,
four arpen,s in depth, and the use of all the
buildings erected on said lot.
TERMS-CAsH on the spot in legal
currency.
s. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of St. James, October 3ls', 1868.
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LETTER FROM GEN. BUTLER ON
GEN. GRANT.
BAY VIEW, near L~ANEsvILLE. MAss..)
August 25, 1867.

BAY VIEW, near GAINESVILLE, Mass
August 25, 1867.
Ny Dear Sir: | have read yonr letter to
Mr.. Smith upon the proposed nomination of
Grant, with much interest. Its criticisms on
GRANTS career are just. But what yon do =
you cannot gel II or anything else concerning
Grant that is not Mandatory published. And
why Because both sides are corning him for
the Presidency, and so the truth must no, be
told. We arc, | fear, TO try the experiment
again that we did with Johnson-i. e.. nomi.
nate a man for supposed availability without
knowing his principles or fitness. Grants
election will be a misfortune, because ii will
put in a man without a head or heart; iodif-
ferent to human suffering and impo,ent to
govern. ] am yours truly,
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER,
W. Jones, Neenah, Wis.
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COURSE OF STUDIES

There are two Courses Of Studies established in the
Schoo', the Classical ana the Commerci,l either Of
which Students may follow, ngreeably to the wishes
Of their parents or guardians. Classes Of various grades
are instituted IN each Course.
The Commercial Course comprises T'rn Ii and
English Grammar, Universal History, Geography,
Rhetoric, Logic, Literature. Natural History, Ply
sio'ogy, Natnra! and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry n complete Course Of Mathematics, Sur
vrying and Leveling Drawing Of Plans and Mans ;
Cons,ituti nal Law Commercial Law and Usayes ,
Book Keeping,
Tie Classical Course comprises the above ennm.
Grated Branches, with the addition Of Latin and Greek,
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New-O Orleans Business Cards.
classical AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOR BoARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Corner of DA EPHINE and CONT streets
A. ". ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual Session Of the School will bs cr
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
Firs, Monday in September, and ending on the las,
Saturday in July,
No better evidences of the usefnlnes, of the School
can be eiHen than the extensive development which i,
has attained IN the shor, space of two years from its
creation, and a reference to the list Of Professors, who
imrart instruction in the various branches Of s,pdv
The method Of instruction adopted, guards scrnpu
lousy against the abuses Of that an,iqua,ed system of
learning, which wastes the precious years of you,b il,
the laHorions requirement, of unavailable lore, and nj
the same time, agains, the no less pernieious abuses Of
a gross u'll'arianism which subjuga,es all the faculties
Of the mind and aspirations OF the heart to 'onef en-.
crossing pursuit.
Its object Is to train young men to the Performance
OF the active duties Of life, to ins'ruc, them in all the
branches OF Science and Art which are essen,j,l tn
Their iatnre success, and, by awakening in them a love
Of study, to iaculcate Il process Of ,elcjos,,uc,;on