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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26


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SOD 8 = e. ~ meals .aft.i4 tlst L@suh.ies sli
pgt soon baa aa ggleral
a b,.l passed 5ltb aranchts 81 oauKfess -
ttail5shsag certain legal holidays. ana the prssis
Gent b. minated ais lntoat.ou - siEa4ag t
forthwith According e ,hs ELL Nts fsars
Day WAsh,pglaps birthday, U9el udsy
Fourth y Jay 1hstk.s hars ia, aud ClIartaas
ua,, ara a. O. leeal Aoa1aya. aud rsuks a. - Tar
a. basiuess saars are coEt fncd aid saaasy
The new heiiiay AainofiA bay, that i icft AZ
soiantcf.
4 scientific writer Ia the CaisARo Iritasc
sometime siuee pFoplcs'ed that tbs present sam-
mcg wuul ,, q sery eoH aud uolagartabls une,
boc4usr - lbe naui fpus spots ga as sun. pat
alAs tbg the thurm9usirr ami the propAtss
duu1 nsrei 4ad this lv Ii,s Nas u, st.ghead
sets uut IL t. fhorg j. ho sult % joabl, mausre
tue sothaag eatradiouon u tho megenry. thai
the average teuipeFaiar has hoeu reduced about
b. the spor. bgt then p1th a l1sef ryapOra.
uuu irutn tbs ocean aud % = lsrs rainfall on land
Aud the rainfall being lcss tuIe is Ices mJistaro
on the laad q be oya3Irtoi. Aud % Ices eai9gic
thau usah Is carried up flJm u by this process
rnat Is, she less ealoug W receive ir5n the san.
Tie mo.a SO tesl the naat Great u cieurs..
nnfs
on SUNDAY morning, lhe lO.h The Msrideu
britannia Companys works At Mutidon, CUun.,
vete destroyed by nre. Loss sijuOo0 They viii
be Immediately rebuilt
The oakum factory ia Jersey CITY belonging
10 The estate u the late Wan o Dayy WAS de.
sife,ed ~ hf, "a Mondal, lsth. Loss, slOO coo
The Lake House at skancate,os, n. +, was
DESTROYED b, bre on Monday night Loss 49,
go
The Warner nause at Northampton, Mass
aith 10 stores and saloons adjacent, were burned
on Monday. 10Th Loss il2j 600 Insurance sos,
900
The TGdor Companies buildings 1t the end
Of Charles river bridge, ChatlvrtoWn, Mass. were
destroyed by lire on the 18th. Inss 100000
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The store ofJ. 4. Booth al Berkshire was
burned. Oh Saturday night; lose q coo, insured
Tor $500
Mrs James Gilman Of Springfield, Will car.
r,iug dinner 70 her husband one day last week
Was struck by a tree that lac was just Gu ting
down aud instantly Killed.
Edmund Weston OF Randolph who had, on
various occasions, been in both baanohes Of the
Legislature aud constitutional conventions, died
recently, At the age Of 70.
Montpelier is greatly OK Jited ia couse quenco
Of II. n. Posters selling ont HE aterest in the
arm Of J. W. Ellis 3 Co. dry goods merch ants
tast Friday and on Saturday disappearing, leay.
ing unpaid obligations 10 the amount OF q, 90.
ASUrmER ADVOCATE foR BrESSIAL SESSIONS A
Patriot, fresh from reading the Declaration Of Ia
dependence at Darlington on the 4th met. de.
clAres that, considering the unusual strength Of
Lake Mater al Burlington lthats what they call
angle foot there, ils singular ehects upon hi,
melnury The found himself embracing ljtl
amendment on the cars instead Of his sweet
neArt !. be shall hereafter b. IN favor Of biennla
abs. A NOS obserysd they are 10 expe nsiye t.
tie State - warrant al annual return. luget
ICES IerFaogfeT.
Three hundred and eighty new money
order Offices sili 20 into operation, August -
Among them are the following Vermont En0s
burg FAiis, Barton, McIndocs Falls, Middietowu
West Concord, Newport peschAm, Perklusyiile
stose, swAnton and Waitsaeld.
The Annual Fair u the Vermont State Agui
cultural Society wiil be hed 10 the city u Bar
ling ton, september 10. u, IS aud I6 The direcl
and Ofeers u the society would call attention
y the fact lhAl then annual exhibition viii tai.
place upon the extensive and beautiful gnuad
tllai have been ocapieI ny them for the tao past
years. Tue Mechanics Hall j. large and sub
siALllAl huald *, vii lighted, aud cgaveHisugl,
Ausnged fos the exhibition u any mAsLiHery o.
manufactured Afueies that NAY b presented.
The fsciA iez faf reaching darlington b. RAJ rosd
aad sls aiab5Ats arr sacl, that AiA gho have all
desire - Witness the f4fmvrs and Mechanics
AGui tcrsAry can a. ~ sish yary iiitle yifsrL
aberai appropriation 81, snoaey has Lssn lsadt b.
sht asAnaseis u she 5, cietg. together aith 10,
sJcivty's blpl0lna - be awarded 10 rEhlDltor
[ ~ Articles u worth AnA merit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

Tbs ggaps "a Nlnhsli, not .asaud l9 ,be
sisfus ~ l9skiaR hfrt.fais, ana pfafnist ~
saenaAA, harvest TIE tsg crop lsEoA
Another BAH .s3fn. m,fa sessre sud %.
ssraoi8,e iaaa ll4st ~hiah Visited Bandtille ~
de Iva y Juus, pasasd lhroash Nlnha. %
Thursday lhs I4lb. Il io4k "a ass eourse, shicb
49, aboai two niies uoftb sod Nest u Bandsilie
sefsfsl fafa. louses asd sfarcsy ltiia paue u
x.As, 10 aay ~ 0tIa. TIE limbs u frait trees
wete tlulsa N AID tbs unnpe fruit seAtiafed %
every difssilpa 4 hprss-bArn belonging % Nj
shade sas blysH dasn and carried considerable
distanes; hiBsiy ..4nrs q glass wers brokea ont
If the aipdgss u NJ Aiien's honss, seventy
frsm NJ Y willcfs, sod % ffom Ellts W,i1ers
Harrison KrndAl.s bafa ADD shed pare hioRu
apart distsueo u several feet, some u the
hal.st,nes fesembled rough bais With sharp
t,fkod prosgs. aud many u them sere ~ large
q. q rsmagoA ~ a ,unblar Whola dcijs 81
eoru snd lpdla ahtat seru cut 70 tbs ground,
aud A.d ,l,e appearance q having been moved
slth seYIbg. N ,ay u The gardens sra entirely
rl4utd
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nes bridge has been built by the town q
Sunderland, near the Chisscl Works u Tho Doug
lAss Manufacturing O., 70 replace the one ear
ritd % BY he great frerhlt u lAst October This
IL lAtlicel covered bridge, loo feet long aud Is
one u the mosi substAn iA structures Of the hind
10 the county Il has been 90 long wanted that
90 have 10 doubt il vail be duly appreciated by
those living IN tina, locality. The bridge was
built under the snpyrintendeneo q g Z oatman
o. East Arlington, aud cost over 900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

EAEIY Ma1N.-- rhSasAnds "a both seaes Ia
this sVautEg, AuAke ef1r9 ua0rniAg iAnguid 50
refreshed SD dssola " 81 inclination i0r breat-
tAsi. No AAttsf ffym slAl cAass thess inds-
scnsshas ieeaaEs haAy rroosse, llissT Desi saa
quickest Tefasds ali b. .sasd Ia dose q riAl-
tatsga hHtets The beheaelAl sieeg Re lmnted.
lA,s. fas ssotasch Al oaev responds v I.s seli,
IA ls4naeacs q uhe preparation. an4 reHeIse
u istrnl vitality, shiaA aaig rsqaAfaa las ASIA.
sn.ns assasg q itis Foieui iasis1gAss " fthlet
j .>uss - bs.agtg l.to pl4g. % ~ sFpyli1gts
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aaase iasai-loasa rudala.g Les EfaAel i.ll.
94pg. Faslne Citsia. cssAai caaes. Fss.as p4es
sl.s 1s.s- aside. ias fn,aaa, e1aisa, p1aues, as
Ae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26
.lMMnMN AL

Tht atU saHvH noaas saoaas alm, saniaIaaf
lis aaGs sb7at sefa p0ha .aud situated
aas sa4 oee hagmlAa ussJ frfa tdas,,aa ne faas
sa1ae naa b. TuHpitt 8 nlfs AVID aae. asH mjss
fto@ s}asI baaas ug tas taar fra q ice ssrar afs
Enad nWJHas iiaasa ta.aaiea trtu1 iawlHes,
y.ty tau,eal sool esas iawe Bare, aHh ha.g
nept aeslry atvs end eth, bMidiaas fsnaani iar
u.e bn Laua s,ntIt '.opIas @ the asst lsw Stone
Mafr Orchard uvsi ana beai tHe bsase. ssa gpi AZ
ull ol,han The rgmaiaipt S. a5fss neatly adainiug
baaat farm. about haiti Hmbet land, enc basBrs sao1
posture meadow, apd plav lau nearly ietvi, bpt fss
stauc esd rasy y access tts thought ~ itsl
ououzh iltahoyk BAfs aad lsnbtr might be taken %
g. pJsfiy VI quits pes for ths Farm. a. iha tme Be-
stfl slmeuas oebr5 SAD farn, q p-ola6 "a bim iwa
tome IS ba, por ach aud aes oailsl q ,hs best
hrms ia rtra. said farm hss been neglected Co. the
pest tu year. ana can 81 tungh aeegorlpaJ rf
further particular aHlun, 20
f.L QuACKENnysH,
lave bennington. W.
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ErrgcIa or HEAT SIXTY DEATHS ~ : DAY PIX
yusT FAHApoL -eHEvAtdEH bE Loosely rs
rESsr EXCITEMENT -siRcuLAroBs COLD La
6AL TENDERS 80 Panic INTEREST.
None remember greater suffering from heat
during many years past than thai Of this sum
mer. About sixty deaths have occurred 10 a
dag.
Tie etfbc.z GA almost every pereon Are Visible,
but when accompanied by great mental excite
meni, AZ ia the ease u the Minister Of Napoleon
At Washington
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conassro.vDs.,rE.

We DO not iodorse o. hold ourselves rssponsi'
bic Tot sentiments expressed by our correspond
enis
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Sprrial llOtiffs.
The Living Machine.

Inure The main spring OF a watch and every portion
OF the ", RS becomes disordered The human stom.
sch il to the human system what that elastic piece Of
tai is Ia a thermometer It mtlntnc The actions Of
the other organs, and controls certain extent the
whole living machine. The comparison may be ear.
ried further: for the weakness or other impcrfec-
lions the main spEing is Indicated The face Of the
time piece also is the weakness other disorder
Of the stomach betrayed BY the faee Of the invalid,
The complexion is allow or faded the eyes are dcac-
lent IN lustre and intelligence ard there Is worn
ious expression in the whole countennnce which tells
plainly written words could do, that lie great
nouhshing organ whose duty It Is minister to the
wants Of the body, and 10 sustain aud renew sll its
pats, Il not performing IS duty II requires cuoyat-
ing and regulating, and 10 accomplish this end Hos
letters stomach Bittcrs may be truly said 20 be the
one thing needful, The broken main spring Of tho
watch may be replaced by one, but the moment
only be repaired and strengthened, and this Il on,
Of the objects Of the famous negotiable restorative thai
for eighteen years has been wuring successful con
test with d spopsa in all climates Asa specific 70
indigestion SANDS alone Whc the resources Of III,
resource Of the pharmaeopaiq have been exhausted
without at best doing mere than mitigating the com
plant, Of this wholesome and palatAble, ye
/ powerful stomaChic effects perfect and permanen
curh In ali cases Of dysptps he liver is more or ea
disordered aud upuu this important gland, well a
up0u the stomach aud bowels the Biters act with sin
gnlar dsstincness regulating aud reiuygoraug ever
sccre I've and assimimting ufenn on which bodily ans
mental health depend.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

A j. woodwArd exhibited g. Us last week an
ear Of u roSed Dalton corn, picked on the 18th,
ghieh was fully grown and plenty large to boil,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

Bennington proposes 70 have fireman :
muster On 10th d August, the anniversary Of the
battle u Bennington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

we hssa tass EsrF VI 0nsisAl q E.si
iaasssl, liss nuoseI AMI pt.si eali lfsai tls
C.it efe Z alsoala4 ctBrrb - T0aHsbsad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

The mind gives away, reason lie dethroned, aud
suieido folows PArado who had shone a. a
bright stAr ia the editorial World, being advanc-
ed To high honors BY hi, emperor, arrives IN this
country ia the midst Of The heated term sd the
appearance of var following him before he could
fairly get poraessiin u hs position, HE nervous
organization gAye way, aud 10 m5ment Of tor
ror be bleW out 81. brains.
Nos tollows in New York, the rad aud sudden
death II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-26

The T. The Best Family Remedy, 70 cure al kuds
u Pain. y0a ever tried
II y clean. safe and delicious to nee end 81 yea
ii faithfully. lt slli do sa Good
Directions on each bottle Bay tof fbe Druggist ~
Fthspt Nhrrf you trade u they have tli Hal lt
hand ueY viii seia Tor ~ y UrfeqHest. bnd seil yt4
Genuine EshHt's Falu. Killing Aagc UH af ne uiaG
QfactUFef's lowest price at retail.
81 sold b. Druggists, Merchants Atd Gt1csfs.
Il " yut 80 iu lAfHe Sizes tHd called TRIAL slr =
soid IT, MaaeAestsf ~ l. q Otyts.
WA RKhAE. SOLE r. prelgf and MaaafactaEsf.
eipf Fltsheid. AAss
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Universal Clothes WnngpT

Improved with RoWEld's PArENr Dornlr Coo .wBgrfs.
and the PArESr sror, are unquestionably far SUI
perar 10 any apparatus for washing clothes ever In
vented. and will save their cost twice gear, ~
ing labor and clio thps.
Those who have used them give testimony IS FOL,
lows:
wv Ike our machine much could not be persu Il.
ed to DO Wishou It and with the AID ~ Doty We feel
that we are masters Of the position Rev l.. Scott.
Bishop NJ, 4. Church
"In the laundry of my house there Is perpetual
Thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention - Rev 4
l.. Cuyler,
Every week has given It stronger bold upon the
affections ofthe inmates 0fthe laundry IN Y Oh.
server
~ heartily commend II 20 economists o. time, mon.
ey, and eoutentmfnt, Rev DE- Bellows.
"Friehd boty-l0ur last Improvement Of y0ui
Washing Machine 10 complete success assure yop
our Machine, after years use Is thought more ~ o.
day than ever, atd would not be parted with under
any circumstances. "-solOa Robinson
The New York weekly Tribune Of Dee 10, lac9, "a
answer % correspondent SAYS Oy Washers there 8.
nohc tone 70 b. compared With D0tys.
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A.H.STEPHENS

Great History 81 the War " nov ready Agents want
gd send TOT circulars with terms and fall defcflp'
ton IF the work Address National Publishing CO.,
| Bustuu its
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PRICES A FAIR OFFER

II the meretaus 10 your place ssh not furnish, o.
send iot the machinCA senp The retail paiee wash
er Sli Extra NIngcr ~. aud will forward either
o. a0th Maehncs free u freight, - parss whore ne
dns is s0nR, aEd so we that they will be Tx
ID, that We agree - rsfluH The money fany one de-
sires a. return the machines free Gf freight after on
months trlal, according - directions
No husband, fafher " brother ghoud permit tht
drudge ~ u washing With the hands my two days "a
the year whnu u can be done bettri more txDfdi
0usy with less labor, and ninry 70 The garments
by . Doty CInihcs Washer aHd UniyeFsal wcingcr
sod By dealers generally u whom liberal disroan 4
are made.
Z. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
~ Cortlandt Street, N. Y.
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the Austrian Consul General. At the moment OF
writing tbs exact cause is not knowu lie fell IN
the street, Thursday evening, and ~ immed-
lately. Intense meutal excitement, no doubt he
had.
This excitement lie general among our business
men. Especially does il effect those who deal
ia stocks OF gold. So many aud 80 frequent are
The changes, that the Niidness Of insanity Is
nearly developed
spoculstoss,a, The commencement q 0ur groat
var, made tbc most money when they were out
o. Wall stree, Influence, and aeted "a genera
principles, even il they operated in wall street
That time has come sgAin. No man can suppose
that this var eau take place without return q
American securities. Europe s believed to hold
Que teo,sAnd four hundred mililona u govern.
mont bonds, rail- road. municipal and other Sc
eusi,ies. TIE fe,arn 81 CITY Or seyeniy -dse mill
Hone could he veil borne. Bat let tweniy per
cent u them come bach, aud whai follos. they
mass be paid for "a gold. Gold ia merchandise,
ably not LEI Europeans pay f5r i, A. they pay al
increased priee for wheatf
rarER cUHRESer.
/ We have ttin reason 10 congratulate ourselves
Oh the eIistcnee u our legal tendofe.7 With
oai them pSuio YOU a nos rage 10 90 midst
I The removal u coin from couu'ry would q.
cite the moe. fearful apprehension, bat our cur.
I rency il aot wanted. let our gold &C. Il may a.
eel go Ge eaf eDtton. our wheat ~ oar petrol
| sum. OF tAis last We are producing each year
eighteen milAas o. dollars sorth Of tAs crude,
valued At four aaIisn per barrel lie raius Aud
he vaias o. cot.0n ma-s fall. therefore let goli
/ rise 10 make the balasce more even.
Z TIE rate " Interest has rlsen Ia EnSlAad and
I France, oaly sloai one per can't while IN Nes
T York ihe iaeftast rales ~ tao ana three per
sent are fresly pail 10 Berliu. exchange a.
( l41adan eaaaot bs ssld except Al groa. Ices isi
ssa per cent difference Hithln a Few days
- 05aNLCsf8s,
& Esep esoi. AID keep Gus q eTciisaatui bot a.
: rale rsluas wii sKn
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/ 40 think u I'll the aoaaieal sights 10 the
vide word, the funniest is fat giri wbon che
comes out Of the suff have seen puppy dogs
with bios iiBbous On their tails, and neatly en-
brviiered A4nnei slrts On thcr IL Al little uecks
and I've .oea n fsoe G selfy al party, but they
uougL Ct And Tie dusI IN Tie balance, along
side % N,t, TAT uUiahu ~ her bathing clothes
d0nl think men lotk any better, bat We don't
eaY,ci grace Aud beauty Ia our SCI, and can
stand tie sight. yUu arr very much 10 love
A.lA sin, aud ant " break the spell, take her
70 lhe Bfaaeh AID Sc her 10 her suif tJggery.
I II tilai doaI kn9sk the spooaey sat q y0a you'd
better marry hvr Abd call is square. llsong
ErkGeh Letter
The latest report about the spanish cfoSn L.
that il ~ill nov be offered 10 Pnnpe Alfnso the
SECOND son d ths klng % Portugal, WAC Is bat
6ve yeats q age. The spaniArds have hHstea
lhrough ali the nAtisna u Earops f.r Klng.
rAss taed % gs. reftazss, Is the persoa u
boa Luis. wh0 l. a. 0ld monarch; they triel
10 get al li4llAa. in tbs Hsfsyu u Victor Emlaan.
aeis yoaHg s8n. tbs Dase = Genoa they trsa
Z % GET sqauiArl, IN Use Pvss7A q Espartsfo
( sho j. az peiogearaan. ssmc ~ thsm deere 4
Frsaea b5uftan. A9aipsnstor. some Il theu .
+ spAslsi. B8aflsea, iAe Prince VI AnstartasJ ssps
- lAem a. Ensash fg4aer oue u lhe sa4s d
Qaerl Fetsf.a Tbey h4ye .st tred y go IA.
+ 0srmAa fnaes bfuPaai bat sAeg base ta9agAt
f ID aeitsf . sire l.-a ~ lAaa tsss ar alaas
s4tb i.ila
TIE b&tiefy, aftpe.an eel Aus gthtf e.tj
l.epPssts 4 Naafless0sa. has hssa ait4ahSa b
ms sbefin. AIS s1Fsrllsg4 - sale aal removal
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Es.P eeoi. AID Keep oas q eIei.saasn,. bot =.
fase Vssses siIi fsN
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TIE lsIi1fs, Efire+An sell Aus other e.tY
FfePs4ts 4 taaslessosa, nas bssa altaabSa b
lils abe1in. AIS s1Fsfilsg4 - sale sal Removal.
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err .NRs. I.onA LsrrEa.

NV Yont, Jul, a. $50
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-08

strength s9E. the Lord. lohabod, the
glory hath Departed, Israel, 1 .soldie,
of God. Moses, drawn. out of the water
Itmay not be unintarsating in closing
this article, to iys,some Of the ,propel
names in common use among US, Albert,
illustrious. Alexender, a defender. oil
men. Alfred, good counsellor. Arthur,
high, noble. Charles, strong, manly.
Claudius, lame. David, beloved. Dun
can, brown chief Edward, guardian Of
property. Edwin, gamer Of property.
Frauses, free. Frederick, ,aboundiug iu
peace. George, a land holder. Gilbert,
yellow, bright Henry, the head of a
house., Jamcs, q supplanter. John
gracious gift OF God. Joseph, he shall
add. Julius, soft haired. Lawrence,
crowned. Lewis, bold warrior. Lucius,
boru at break Of day. Luther, illus
trious warrior. Martin, warlike, Miles,
a soldier. Morgan. dweller. on the
sea. Noel, born on Christmas day.
Octavius, the eighth born. Oliver, an
olive tree. Oscar, bounding warrior.
Patrie, noble. Paul, little. Peter, a
rock. Philip, lover of horses. Rioh-
ard, rich-heartcd. Robert, bright in
fame. Rufus, red haired. Samuel,
asked Of God. Stephen, CROWN
Theodore, the gift Of God. Thomas, u
twin. Walter, ruli' G the host. Viii
liam, helmet of resolution.
The feminine: Ada, happiness
Adaine, a princess. Agness, ohaste,
pure. Alethca, truth. Almira, lofty,
princess. Amelia, busy, energetic.
Angina or Angelic, lovely. Ann, Aune,
Anna, Hannah, or Nancy, grace. Ara
bella, fair altar. Betsey, Betty, Bess,
or Elizabeth, worship Of God. Blanch,
white. Bridget, strength. Caroline,
feminine Of Carlos or Charles; strong,
manly. Catharine, OF Kathrine, pure.
Ch!oo, blooming. Clara, light. Cora.
maiden. Cordelia, warm hearted.
Diauna, Goddess Dina, judged. Dorcas,
IL gazeIle. HELEN or Elinor, Ella, Ell.
len, Eleanor, or Leonora, light. Emma,
Emeline, energetic. Eva, Eve, Eveline,
or Evelina, life. Fannie, feminine of
Franses, Flora, flowers. Florence, bloom.
ing. Gertrude, spear. Hester or Ester,
star. Hortent.a, female gardner,
laura, a laurel, Lotitia, happiness.
Margaret, peurl. Matilda, mighty
battle. Melissa. bee. Myra, she
who weeps. Ophelia, serpent. Olym.
phia, heavenly. Phcbe, or Phoebe,
pure. Priscilla, some what old. Re-
becca, of enchanting beauty. Rhoda,
or Rosa, rose. Rosabel, or Rosabella,
a fair rose. Rosalic or Rosalia, a little
blooming rose. Rosalina, beautiful as a
rose. Rosamon !, horse. Roxaua,
dawn Of day. Sarah, princess. Salina,
parsley Sophia, wisdom. Sophi onia,
of sound mind. Susan, lily. Thco-
dosia, gift Of God. Theresa, carrying
ears Of corn. Ursula, she bear. Vir-
giuia, pure.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-08

To neglect classical studies, is 20 de-
lprive ones self of the solid use Of
English literature Of three hundred
years colleotion-to neglect 1t, is to rob
ones self of untold Intellectual treasure
and pleasure, and break down the golden
bridge that connects the present with
the glorious past " M
DR.. Benjamin Hale says: "What is
worthy to form part Of liberal study, if
not language, and what is worthy of
being studied more thoroughly It puts
us in intercourse With other men, and
forms . society among intelligences: of
the earth. The senses give ua commerce
with the physical world; but without
Language we should know little or moth.
ing of other minds. So too in its written
form, it gives US intercourse with the
grest men of all times and all ages, who
have left their thoughts on record
We gather their works in our libraries,
and when VIC please, we may enjoy their
society, ourselves the host, and master
Of ceremonies, and regulating our inter.
course with them in our own way
Time and distance are no obstacles, for
through language and the press they
have gained ubiquity.
While the study Of mathematics
strengthens and expands the mind, moro
than the study of the classics, yet the
latter gives more polish and elegance
and decided finish than the former.
In teaching Latin especially, I never
make it an "extra" view it as an
"essential," and always eudeavor to in
'troduce it as such, believing it to be
absolutely necessary to a thorough un.
derstanding of the English language.
/ will bail with INFINITE pleasure the
time when parents will give to their
daughters the untold benefits of classi-
cal educations.