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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-11-11

N OflCE--Ail persons having friends in-
~ TERED IN the old graveyard at Curgens-
vliie, are hereby notified that the Borough Coun-
ell have passed an ordinance requiring their re-
neVai on or before Decem ber LIST next. 10 the ner
cemetery where certificates for lots will be given
"uhout charge This removal is pecesary IN
otder to open Locust and George Streets, WHEN
pass an Getty through tho ground, as well IS 10
move the bodies reinterred in a suitable ipciosrre
nose Interested are nestly requested to attend
10 the IN after at onoe, JOS K IRWIN.
Burwensville, Nov 1t Secretary.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-11-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORs-In the c

ATS and CAPS.-A fall assortment Of ls's
Nyie hats and caps, just received at
nov Aim. J. P KRATZRRb'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-11-11

GAUIlON.-Ail persons are hereby eau
toned against purchasing Or in any way
meddilng with pair of Dark Bny Horses and
harness, now in possession of J. h Test, of peos-
tur township. as they belong to re and are oaiy
ieIt with said Test on loan, subject TO ny order.
Osceola, Nov. 4. leSS-St. GEO. s PERRY.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-11-11

nISSoLUTIoN.-The firm of Irwin More
II Illus, in the Drog b siness at Curwensyille,
was TINS day dissolved by mutual consent } be
business will be carried on as heretofore by Jos.
X. Irwin. IRWIN 4 NONTELIUS
Oct. l9, 1850 2I-3t
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-11-11
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.

The Second Session of the present Scholastic
year of this Institution. will commence Mon
day, the 23d day of November. 1868
Pupils enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close of the session
The course of instruction embraces everything
included in thorough, practical and accom-
plished education Of both sexes
The Principal having had the advantage Of
much experience in his profession, assures ps-
rents and guardians that hi. entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and morsI
training of the youth placed under his charge
TERMS OF TUIr1oy:
orthography, Reading, Writing and Primary
Arithmetic, per session, (ll weeks) IS 90
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, snd Histo
ry $500
Algebra Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration,
Surveying, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry
ook-keepipg. Botany, and Physical Geogra.
ply. $500
Latin, Greek and French, with any Of the a.
bo,e branches $500
RNo deduction will bs made for absence.
For further particulars inquire of
REV. p. i. HARRISON, An.
July 81, 1867. Principal
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-11-11

The Democracy will have but ten mem
bers OF the United States Senate, viz: One
from each of the States of Ohio, Minnesso-
ia, California and New Jersey, and two
from each OF the States of Delaware, Mary
land and Kentucky. They lose a Senator
in each of the States of Connecticut, Indi
ana, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Wiscon
SIN, and gain one in New jersey, one in
California, and one in Ohio The Senate,
after the 4th of March next, will be divided
politically:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-11-11
"The Result in the State" "

"Colonized voters must return home, in order
to their own States, and cannot return -
RepKSfieag OFT I'D.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
Spetial ilotirrs,

LII MpMHl HuwALp = BOSTON
Ia % 18th ul1 aul young Utn y1nsult the if-
tuI Ntthuut any dAnseT u exposure oI coming N
contact NI,h ans otA,T Istsln, As he has paIlieu'
laIly aHanstd hls aIltmrnts isr private consult
tatlUns, Vith esIseia ItgaId "a the wishes u his
numt Tuus Patients All communications strictly
confidential and promptly answered. All medl,
eln,s are put up uudty the direet SUPERVISION
Il the hlstuE aud particular attention given 10
their eas,s. Alsl, liz gTeat T,medy tor ivmales,
In an CASES u ulret, and Nvnepal Diseases, u
trom one 20 ten ytlgs' staud'nF, cure Is war,
rented, aud reetut cases m a lev DAYS, without
the use IL Mo- IIy ard Nen,rrh Affections as
Wvn as those 81 lwphaugE, 1,nyrAl hvOlllty,
Flu,T Auus, Ia su,Ul-, and an mauneT d
kuiTgd complaint All l5tcls inr advise must
guutttn 81,
oils nl# "a f.am Z M. tnar,gmHf.
uft.e.. Is Hos ud -u,.t Ens..H-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
An EFFEcTUAL WORM MEDICINE


tp Wmm Lo1eus,Ts Much sltknrss undoubtedly
With children and adults, attributed toulagI csusgs
Is oceasiuned ~ wurms, The N,lmiuss 1umnls,
although ,r,etual N deshoyul worms, san do ue
possible INJURY 10 the most deigate chila, The
valuable combination hsa heen successfully uaya
by physicians, and found to he sale and SURF IL
Graduating worms, 50 hHTttul 20 ghillUyn,
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS inquire im-
mediate attention, as neglect Of the Trouble oiteu
causes prolonged sltkRpss,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IL CHILDREN
arv often overlooked, Wala, ia the ,fupaeh ane
bowels cause ue,at,ur, which cn De- umovca
only by the use IT a sure remedy, The CvwhIua-
uouol ingredients used ma maelUF browns Won
mltug, Comuts" l. such as 90 give tle ts,i Ps,t
bic etieet With safety,
CURTIS 4 BROWN, rIopa,'nls, New Nulk
so'l ly an dealers in h,lHmos, at -' cents box
mgy2ldNWly,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

Great Fall, AMI Conway road 10 IL, i1r-
m,r Phaa, ani luu metius MSS Lald
al Waltl lst He.k. l' nhrh e. F.te.
We passed t1 ar. munt. rrug
the proposition
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
JACKSoN'S cATARRH SNUFF
ND TpUCnE rOWurRs

AM AlstNhE lbN ilh>.
4 d,ltghttUl and pleasant rmgly in tanuh
Headache, lad M,ath, HoI,,Ht,s, Asthma
bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness, Ne., and. all dl~el
dcrs resulting nom colds ia
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
Thus rrmcdy does not "ly mp catauh buf
luu>eus It trtys the head OF AL offensive mtttu
quickly removing bad breath and headache Al
lays and s1o;hcs the burning heat ia caugUh Is s.
Wl,d aud agreeable m It's effects that lt positively
CURES WITHOUT SAEEklN0!
A. ltvghe Powder, i pleasant o. the taste
and never uausgatvs when swallowed, Wstuts
glNos 90 the thTuat aud ytgal'uuHiu- a aru,iuu-
sensation Ui GOODNESS and comfort, /, thu b'-
voice tonic m tho world Try AZ. safe, r.Rihit
and only So cents.
Sold ~ all druggists, ~ minded tJ,r, a1tr>-
COOPER, WILSON A 60, lrupur'urS
fhluallus
Wholesale Agents, g. C. Oatlvin a Go Rus
Bros, \ B,yd, Boston j. +. Henry 4 Co., water
bury, VI
soid IN Eu,laull Ny Pond & Mer~o ami reun a
Co. Hgg-INWly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

lTCH IRON lIeH,
80 hAICH SCRATCH .e'EAl'
,., IN ii I,,l,I i" 70 70 o, i,,'u' I.h
WGst,on's ointment cures SIT Kheun.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Iett,L
Wh'A,oh Iiu.il'.n. me- t -.
wheaton 1lll''nt ny cur i''i! A''..'
vi h"iHor NE M'5'r. a.,
lI'., -, ttH'T 4 w "s t''' ~
"i'.' " t''N' y ~ i''' '''-' " '7''''7 '''
''i'.s' '''- -,i I5.,...,., .,.a,s,,I,.
'' %'' ~ ''
80 PER DAY.
R..,,t. wanted. ult}e and lenal.. local aud
. r., ., t,.,, .,.l t,,,,,,,ll,
INV '"''"' '''7'''.'' ''-''
steady employment the year ioIIta. 40 capita
required Altlrpss REEVES n Co., No. IS Mas,
1880, .i.... - V..,y ,,t.efulv
..
ilI ) ~ "i.'hLIt
.,..,,.,',,,, t,f,n IN. nan If ty.,,,, scam. j, he
e'''l' "his h''e Hi''7'sH'" ''l'
WHITEHEAD Looms
..., ,,,..
WIN Wv ..''-1'. NV N'"'' "''' '''N'' "Ne
4 VOTING MAN
u..,
again ddlf'''ts' ihAt'"' j. 'H' 'H''' u
CRIsrADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
NEW MUSIC A SPECIALITY
~ At
BROOKS NEW MUSIC STORE.

Music from NINE OF THE nest houses received
as soon as issued.
Music ordered every day.
Music Books and Instruments 81 She yalials
kinds on hand or obtained at shortest notice.
Local Agent for Estey's celebrated Organs and
Melodeons. They speak their own praise with
many tongues
Paper and Envelopes with initials stamped to
order in various styles.
Cutlery and Fancy Goods, too numerous to
mention.
Call and see.
Center of Bee Hive Block,
Opposite the Depot,
marehl2dtt Rutland, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

.H4ut. l>IFst AtUr M1,hsfs take
nuuna, Mathyr ua,y's Ouiytlue Swap ioT ebll-
lIrn Ic,ihiug. largy bottle uuly Is cents. sold
by Druggists, H-wNAly,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
All CELmACY,

VI and the laTm.s % tyur wal,hool An
I,s8y tr Young Mon un the crane 81 solitude,
and tho lAyelala-sll NUnTss olsHs's sai dlstas, s
WLiyA cr.slt uulaslgme. - O. Msrrten With sure
means al rgh,t stit IN scaled lrtter ruulupss,
urr ~ thuar. Adlr,s, hr ]. Skll.llN
Hot1lIfpN. iluaatd A-e,sl ,tipu, PHILADELPHIA,
Ia. tsbldNW im
"NIN nh. AND IA. Iu NuU uuuu.'
Ion, iaHsiHya Eaal aud lirrl lh'tu- are "a SliTt
ismaly iar liF,T compliant m all lts forms, hui
msT 10 thp hlDl 3ul skin, -ttvult3, Dyspepsia,
ea>'ltrU.ss indigestion, ltunlgau, h,dtohr aud
billions 1s,t-ss, general drhu'N, AZ, They
e,,su-r tbs SYSTEM, regulate thg l"N,ls, ra,i1I,
tha uIppsI'e, purity thn hlu0i strengthen the
ts.lys ana thoroughly nrpur u ~ r,,i'i diseases
ar an - -44AN 50 to. los
tu. ~24 Ny so luaa-'s m.uhsiiNwim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

.f.',.. a. .,s,.,r' ,.,,'i.t H. i..,,'ls r.tt.r,
~. 4rt,.t,t, rt.Itiy 80 lAnod ,t,.u. ,th,n ~,
{1, ~ i,.,al.i, ,',,,t,.. u T., r,,.t il,.5...,
srT-t--,7t-t,- 4r..l-t44AlN 4 90. H.
~. " -'t4l. II I4,..,F.t. tn.rla4INWtn
..
bE. Ml~iAE7 tAi,AN "i WILD CHERRY
N,t....tt, 4...s, tt..,.t..,A .t .ft-#
l''''+t''"' veg '" ''" d" '' '".'' W."
,l ,lr ii. ,,.a. W..
tuuaH, Asthma. Wl.tstu# #f thv IlTtH', th,-t
oil" I""#'' 's 800" "a. '".. '.,' .'.''.' vi '''
diseases. Consumption Which mSH- ""''.H a"- .
@ou'y bias pronounced 90 be- a durable disease,
7'i. ,,t... I.,s, u.,l Chi. remedy know lt.y An,
Those NHt Rave moss have H"' I'd make N'"S''
w'I 70. 0r satisfied 'a' "' Mp "'h"r - Is 'he
n''"..'
,.,a,,.,. ,.,-..,, t.,,.,.,. 4, .,Y,,,>
80 L', 'N'N l'-'''" II. T., 'i'l.'.. '. u
MINISTER tl IilI bu>Ill. IN y EltMtNI
t,f-,,. ~ lam. De f,rl
ar..... a.. M l.arr 4 So.
t..,.,.- t.,f,. sr.t,. p.,t l.,. 1..,s
t,,fl.i for -.,,r,f y,,r MN ...fs.ngry = The
o ,, .r nm Jf, ,ri aln,.t ,,'ry Nm ,sn.
Us ct tL, rulu.rarl. ru,, which hpy, t.,u I,-
raumoni,l without rwgyuF any assistance
i,.r I..' Of Wl-,ar', iIt-arai VIA ohuy, about
g f.#f -tn.p, I rNa'n"H,'t using % with uuru,-
.'t.H b''' II h', ia' "A1l iN,,Nl. = nay I.uFs
,,t.,,, al, N, ,b b,. l w., i '
tat.uu IA ~iy.us t.a' -, ia, he-' Inn, mulilue
hriHtc Tire public, and | uh.'liHi'y AMI con,9rn-
pulmonary o-mrinn'.. H. LGllMAN.
Nau. gauue uu'ys s.su.I -. IN IT'S ou Tie
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

contains Iodine IN the saline pure state that II Is
found IN these spring waters, hut over 500 pen
cent. more IN quantity, containing II does ]
grains to each iluii ounce, dissolved M puTg Wa
ter, WITHOUT solvent, discovery long sought
l,i III this country and Europc, and j, the best
lymr1y m the world for s.rotula, Cancers,
~tt Eherun, iusr-, aul AL chronic Diseases.
1urHlaI- us...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
LETTER FROM ELDER H. T.. GILMAN. \
MINISTER ur tuE Uu>Plt. IN NEEMuNT.


!. g. urI known that the benefits derived iur
4uHhlus 90 'ha tongues, Saratoga aud a'he
sirin->, is Principally owing 90 th. lu-Iuc the
contain.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01

= Europeon nations sit and sip. Am
orleans stand and swallow. Drinking at
bars is purely American custom, and
not only involves more drinking, but
much faster drinking. than leisurely par
taking at ones case at table, alone or
in company.
- An Ohio paper says that Col. Wash
burn of Marietta was shot through the
head during the war. The ball entered
at the bottom of one of his eyes, destroy
ing it, and passed out just under the
back of the opposite ear. His face be-
came somewhat distorted, and he has a
glass eye; but from first to last he ney er
experienced the slightest pain,
- The Swedenborgians of Portland
dedicated one of the finest churches in
that city on Wednesday. Dr. Thomas
Little was the first receiver of the doc
trines of that church there, and COM
menced its religious services in 1924; and
years after, the society, comprising twelve
persons, was formed. 1t has grown slow.
ly to permanent place and large in
tiuence in Portland.
= The result of the late Connecticut
election was officially declared, Monday,
and gives Gov. English 1857 majority in
a total vote of 99,31S, gain over last
year of 1871 in his majority and of $40
in the whole vote. The Senate will stand
twelve republicans to nine democrats, a
republican gain of one, and the House
l2S republicans to 10 democrats, re-
publican gain of four.
= The probability increases almost to
certainty that fifteen lives were lost at
the recent Port Jarvis disaster, ON the
Erie railroad, which have never been re-
ported. The conductor and porter of the
sleeping car, which was burned, say that
there were twenty-three passengers in il
at the time of the accident, and of these
only two are known to have ESCAPED
alive, and six burned bodies were taken
from the ruins. OF the fate of the re,
manning fifteen passengers nothing Is
known.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
a8see,vs @3secs @imss,
BELLOWS FALLS, MAY /, 1868.

Impeachment still hangs fire. The
Senate finally yielded, and allowed an
additional number of the counsel on both
sides to speak, and these arguments are
being continued day after day, firing out
the Senate and the country. Mr.. Stevens
of Pa, delivered his argument or por-
lion of it on Monday, the. last half hav-
ingsbeen read By Gen. BUTLER, and
Judge Williams also commenced his plea,
both for the prosecution. Mr.. EvARTs
is expected to follow fer the defence, and
he is to be followed by Mr.. BINGHAM who
will close. This will probably occupy
all of this week. How much time the
Senate will occupy in deliberation re-
mains TO be seen, but verdict next week
would seem to be tolerably sure.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01

SHOCKING AccIDENr.-The wife of
Mr. Joseph Taylor, residing on Bluff
street, in this city was preparing some
remedy for her own use last Saturday
night, being unwell, when kerosene lamp
exploded covering her with sheet Of
flame, which so overpowered her that she
sank to the floor unable to utter an alarm
She was fully dressed and almost every
yestlge of clothing was burned from her
body, literally burning her to sickening
and detormed mass. The strangest part
Is to follow. Her husband offered to as
slst her before the explosion took place,
but she requested him to retire and she
would presently join him. He did not
go to bed, but reclined on lounge in
In adjoining room with his clothing on.
and the door communicating open. This
was at o'clock, Saturday night. He
feii asleep Immediately, and it is pre-
sumed the accident soon occurred. Stu.
peted by flame and smoke, she either Law
or CROPPED her way about the room until
4 ~ the following morning, when she
alarmed her husband, himself nearly sti-
fled with the dense smoke that entirely
hiled both rooms, and had kept him un-
conscious till there was nothing more to
burn. DIR. Nichols and Hunt were called
and pronounced her case hopeless. At
neon yesterday she was still alive and
able to converse. She is an English
lady, and is aged fifty years. The floor
where she lay, and the rugs about the
room were burned and charred. present.
ing sickening spectacle of the indies.
crlbable torture she must have endured
through all the long night. The lamp
was what Is termed sun burner and
she states that it exploded while she stood
near mixing some remedy in cup
Worcester Spy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01

HE Book BUGER.-dkis rs wa}ua-
BILE little monthly, giving summary of
American and foreign literature. and
contains many valuable Suggestions to
book-buyers and cunnoisseum. and
aoounds IN extracts from recently issued.
with list of the most valuable produc-
tons. A London letter from Welfa~d
containing the latest foreign literary in
teiligenoe, Is enc of much interest. Par.
ties making selections io- their libraries
Will lind il valuable aid. 1t is pub
lished by Scrihner, Wexford 4: Co. e54
Broadway, New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01

Rg~ Our readers have observed that
we rarely praise patent medicines, and
that we advertise only the very best Of
them. But now, the remarkable recoy.
cry of Mrs. Rice, of Canastota, from her
distressing and almost helpless scrofulous
disease, which is known throughout the
community and unquestionably the eff
feet of Ayers Sarsparilla, leads lis to
publish without reserve the remarkable
efficacy of this medicine. We do this in
the interest of the afflicted. ANY rene,
dy which can so effectually "raise one
from the dead" should be universally
known; and we wish it may be univers-
ally as successful as it has been in the
case Of Mrs. Rice.-Doily Journal, .syra,
cuse.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01


fo"der, delightful and pleasant remedy in Ca
tarrh' Headache, Bad Breath, Hoarsencss. Asthma.
bronchitis, Coughs. Deafness &C.. and all disorders
resulting from COLDS IN HEAD, THROAT ANr
VOCAL ORGANS.
This remedy win not bay rr" "a Catarrh. bu,
LoosENs it frees the head from all oens We matter
quickly removing Bad Breath end Headache AiL,Ys
and soorHEs the burning heat in Caarrah i so mild
and agreeable in its effects that j, positively CURES
WITHOUT SNERZING.
as iRoohEE POWDER. is pleasant to the taste. and
never nauseates; when swallowed instantly gives n
the Ihroat and Vocal Organs DELICIOUS SEN.
sATloN OF GOODNESS AND COMFORT.
IT Is THE BEST VOICE ToN.o ~ THE WORLD!
Try it! Safe Reliable, and only s. cents. Sold by
Druggists, mailed free Address
COOPER. WILSON & co, propr's. Phna.
WHOLESALE Agents: Geo. C. Goodwin 4 Co.
hust brothers Bird Boston; J. F. Henry 4 Co.
Waterbury, VI. qo.sn,, l.. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01

OUTRAGEs ON FREEDMEN IN TENNIS.
sEE.-The Memphis Post says new eases
are constantly occurring, illustrating the
old animus of slavery, that still aims TO
control and Cypress the freedman. With
IN few days parties in Shelby county
have by threats and searches broken nm
eoiored meetings. They said the negroes
should not have schools and churches
and improve, while they could not vote
and had no rights, and they sent word to
a gentleman whose duty is a school of.
feer in his district, that if he allowed
the building of colored church or school
house on his land, a mob would DESTROY
1t, and the niggers and him with them
In Haywood county, about three weeks
ago, one Charles Moore had some words
WIN me- ooioree man, and then whipped
him till the blood ran. This WAS H.
on the street, in open day, the bvstand.
'ers encouraging Moore in his brutal con.
duct. About week ago, at Bells Sta
'taon, man by the name Of Blanchard
made negro. Tom Tucker, strip off his
shin, and whipped him until the blood
ran. Ills offence was riding about the
Station a iittie with oolored friend or
so. while waiting in charge of the horse
and buggy for the party whom he served
Who was dancing at ball ia the neiob.
lorhood.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01

"A SINGULAR CAsE-The Galena. Ill
1azette relates tat "a physician was re-
Gently called to attend Young man !,
sickness in that county. He examined
the case carefully, found the pulse strong
and healthy, pronounced the case hone.
full, and after prescribing was about to
depart The patient requested the DR.
to remain, with the remark that he should
be dead IN just ten minutes. The doctor
suPposng it to be onlya whim. left with
4 remark that he was sure he would soon
DC DETER As soon as he left the youne
man told gentleman present to look at
his watch and note the time. for in inst
ten minutes he should he dead Tho
friend. wishing like the physician, to turn
ms attention. from the subject, paid no
attention to it, but performed some other
siight attention. After about five min
utes more. had elapsed, the sick man
again spoke to his friend" Why did
you not look at your watch ? Five min
utes have passed have only five min
utes more to live" The friend tbeD
looked at his Natch and noted the time
In Just live minutes the patient was dead,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
OFFICE. April. 10. 1868.

State
OFFICE, April, 10, 1868.
DEAR BROTHER Our Freedmen
Church and School Building at this place
is Just completed, and like hundreds of
Others throughout the southern states
built during the past year under the SUI
pewision of the bureau, stands monu-
ment TO freedom.
1t is very unpretentious in structure
being plain box house capable of seat
in $50 people and costing about $500,
and is situated short distance from and
overlooking the town of Burksville.
You are aware that the great object
and aim of the bureau at the present
time is to be provided for and place with
in their reach the means by which all
freedmen can obtain limited education.
and consequently in almost all large
towns and many smaller ones throughout
the fourteen states over which the bureau
has jurisdiction, and can sec the unos-
tentatious school houses of the freedmen.
In the city of Louisville however, they
have recently completed a building cost
ing upwards of $4,000. 1t was dedi-
Gated ON the eth inst to Gen. Ely the
late Chief Superintendent of the State
and was christened, "The Ely School,"
ON -
OF the amount which this building cost,
the American Missionary Association
contributed some $4,000 and the bureau
$4,000.
The idea that ringers could not be
educated was exploded by Gen. Ely.
during the past year so far as this State
is concerned, and he is entitled to great
credit from all, for his untiring labors in
opening and establishing schools in al
most every county in the State. In one
OF the schools in my district which was
opened Dec /, 1867, and which | visited
in January 1868, many of the pupils
were learning their letters and Others
reading and spelling easy words of one
syllable. At my next visit in March,
those same pupils were able to readily
spell words Of five and six syllables, and
in less than four months and with a very
teacher.
1 have organized six schools in my dis
trict, and some of them are in as -four
ishing condition as any schools | ever
visited although not advanced, and |
boldly assert, without fear of contradic-
ton, that if the freedmen of this State
improve in educational matters as rapid
ly for the next five years as they have in
the past one, that they will be far in adj
vance Of the poor whites.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01

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