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TH. NEW BrsHoP.-The report that the Rev.
DIR. Keener, of New Orleans, and q native of
Baltimore, had been elected the new bishop OF
the NJ. Z. Church South b confirmed. The re-
Rev DR.. Keener, OF Louisiana, %, and Rev DIR.
Duncan, OF Virginia, s..
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Brazil Net Ready % Gmaueipate He
Slaves. 4eHl-F

Telegrophed Exclusively TO The Erenfng Star.
LISBON, May 26.--Later advices have been re-
ceived from Rio Janeiro to-day. The Emperor
of Brazil had opened the sessions Of the Cham
bers with a speech, as usual.
The expected reference to the emancipation
Of slaves was omitted, much to the surprise OF
everybody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

MrxIcIPAL PorrTIcs-The Beven wing OF
the Republicans here have procured the esfab-
nshment OF new evening paper TO advocate
Jonah ID. Hoover a the Democratic candidate
Tor MAyor.-Wash- Cor. Boston yoarnal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26
The Missouri Republican.
Telegraphed kscluNvely 20 The Bsesina SZor.

tailed in size, appeared this morning. A tenn
porary structure will be built on the old site,
but permanent building imposing in size and
soon as the proper location can be secured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

TIE MILITARY. ACADEMY EXAMINING Ro.rn
Byorder of the Secretary Of War the Board OF
Medical officers directed to meet at the United
States Military Academy at West Poirt on
june 1st next 90 examine into the physical quail
ihcations CT the graduating class and the candi-
Gates for admission into the Academy wiz COM
mence at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

RICHMOND, May 26.-The municipal election
is proRres ssing quietly. The friends Of Ellyson
(the conservative candidate} claim that bis sue
cess il undoubted. Both partie are bringing
out all they have.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

The HOUSE was engaged to-day upon the
Northern Pacific Railroad bill, and of the large
number of amendments which had been offered
not one was adopted. Finally the bill was
ordered to third reading, by a vote of 1O6 to
81. The yeas and nays were called eleven times
up 10 o'clock-consuming three hours AMI
forty minutes Of the day for taking the votes
alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26
From Central and South America.
IelsarapAed EzclusipeIy % ne Rpeaina Sfa,.

NEW YORK, May 26.--Arrived- Alaska
from Aspinwall, 18th instant. She brings $50
specie. News is meagre. The threatene
trouble between Peru and Bolivia il ayerte-L
On May 9th quail occurred at Aspinwall
doing considerable damage. Small buildings
were unroofed. No damage was done to ship
ping. sfytHe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26
1s4e. PERRY DAVIS lsr
VEGETABLE "PAIN KILLER
Ths Great Family Medicine Of ne Aga

THIRTY YEARS
Hsye elapsed since the introduction Of the p ain
KILLER TO the public and yet at the present ti, il is
more popular and comma mands a larger sale than ever
before Its popularity Is not confined to this eeun-
try alone; all over the world its beneficial ef.~ in
curing the ills that flesh il heir to, !"
edged and appreciated, and es a PAIN xHEER its
fame IS limited to no country, sect, nor race.
THIRTY YEARS is certainly long enough time to
prove the efficacy of any medicine, and that foe PAIN
KILLER is deserving of all its propretors Caim for
IL, is amply proved by the unparalleled popularity it
has attained. it IL a SURE and EFFDcyIvR remedy.
Sold By all Druggists. a9N- colin
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This spleRdid Hair Dye IL the best I'm the world.
Harmless reliable, instantaneous does not CONTAIN
cad nor .ny v,iaIie POISON to psodgee par Aly.s or
eossting virtues they do not psssess The genuine
w: A. Bate chelors Eair Dye hes had tAirty year s.
untarnished reputstion TO uphold ft integrity as
the only perfect Hs1r Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
o. All Druggists. Applied at 10 Bend street,
~. fe Str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

fsleerePAed Declssively 70 fAs IUsnisH Star.
Nxw YORK, May 26.-By the burning of the
ship sunbeam, at Valparaiso, six persons were
burned to death.
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DEAD THIS THROUGH.

READ THIS THROUGH
RGT ;uRRly q tb9s9 rsg:9ds solid BACK ENG
LIS, specially adapted for ladies' use.
PLAIN, BgyFALo and INLAID BRUSHES
Good wearing TOOTH BRUSHES Is. 90. rs
NAIL BRUSHES at IS, 81 and SO cents.
Best three ply LADIES LINEN CUFFS 40 and
90 cents.
Be-; thresply LADIES LINEN COLLARS 20
and % cents.
Very nne LADIES' HEMsrITCHEp HAND.
| KERCHIEFs 40, as and so cents.
LADIES EXTRA LONG HOSE. warranted Eng
lish, oS cents, cheap.
INFANTS ENGLISH u, X and full HOSE Is
cents.
Childrsns fancy striped COTTON HOSE,
500 different; styles Of POCKET BOOKS, BILL
BOOKS, SC, at from 10 cents up.
/ TRAVELLING BASKETS, in all sizes, at from
10 cents Up.
& sif sSSss so 'S g. ysTs ss
and 81 cents per piece.
ohildrens fancy BELL ROLLING HOOPS.
something entirely new, at from 25 cents up.
will also furnish TO the forthcominr I. Emerx
Ratification CHINESE LANTERNS at the ex.
treme low Of S9 and ~ per hundred and GOT
ION FLAGS at from IAN cents per dozen uu TO
anyprice, having Just received a fun assortment
B. sILvERBERG,
313 sEvENTH Strict,
BET. PENNSYLVANIA Avxxrz AND d srnxr1.
HEMsEi Is THE PLACE TO BUY .OaIAP
Spring and summer HATS q svsrS %ent stS1s f 9t
hCrr, neapohtan straw and Waterproof Also
hs NJ soLle selection OF French fLOWERS ana
KikBoNs A lsrge assortment Of THREAD and
Val khCkNks LACE and HAMBURG RDGEIN0
70 ie so,d f cost y. w. cor. sth and Louisiana
GKrAT BABaAISs
BLACK DRESS SILKS
my ls-2w n. WILLIAMS.
GENUINE vICHY wATER,
NJ BEDFORD w AfIR, lFresh)
GETTYSBURG WATER,
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WAITE,
kIsslNGEH, yICHY, sELTZER,
SODA WATERS,
In 6lass syphons, (Hanbury smifhIJ
sold At SUMS, Pharmacy.
nlsH Corner New York sv. and 18th %.
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feteerdphed krclnsirely to the kreniHC Star.
HAVANA, May 25.-The steamship Columbia
has arrived. Spanish vessels are watching the
Cuban coast closely, to intercept flibusters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

A SPECIAL ORDER just issued by Secretary
Belknap announces that Major and Breyet
Lieut.. nj. 1. Ludington, Q. NJ, having relieved
Breyet Brig General j. j. Dana, o. NJ of
duties connected with the settlement OF the
indebtedness Of Southern Railroads to the
United States Quartermaster's Department
designates Col. Ludington as the disbursing
quartermaster TO whom all payments on account
OF such railroad debts shall be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

6KAND ARMY OF THE KEPUBLIC-General
Logan, Commander-in-Chiefo ofthe Grand Army
ef the Republic, has Issued general orders. re-
ferring to his having been honored for the third
time by election to the high position of Com
mander- Chief OF the Grand Army of the Re-
organization. The following are appointed on
his staff: VIM. I. Collins, Adjutant General:
+. A. Starring, Inspector General; Timothy
Lupey, Quartermaster General; N. p. Chapman,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

CHANGE or COMMANDER AT THE WASHING
TON ARsENAL.-A special order Just issued
from theWar Department relieves Breyet Brig.
General ID. Calender from the command of
the arsenal at St. Louis, No., and directs him
10 take command Of the U. S. arsenal in this
city, relieving Brevet Major j. r. Edie, who
mas been In command here since GenI Ramsey
was renewed In February last, under the act of
Congress prohibiting officers on the retired list
being assigned to duty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

u G. REIONENRACH,s Plano St>re.
+. Ne. AZ l1A Strest, s6sve fe,,na. Avenue,
6sTABLIsHBD OvKR'2 20 YKARsJ
sole agency for the sale Of the cek brated PIANOS
~ Mm knabe 3 Co., Baltimore, sad Wm-
Planes, Organs and Melodeons for sale orJtHvt
rent on the mest accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. anz@Iy-
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TRANSFER OF OFFICERS OF THE QUARTER
MASTERS DKPARrMENT.-The Secretary of
war has directed Capt. Z. II. Hoyt, assistant
quartermaster, to proceed to ,JeffersonviIle
Ind, and relieve Byt. Brig. Gen. j. A. Potter.
quaIteImaster, Of the charge of the quarter,
masters depot and all public money and prop
erty ior which he Is responsible; and Col. Potter
has been ordered to report in person at the
headquarters military division Of the Missouri
for assignment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

MuTINY IN THE RICHMOND Posr OFFlcE-
STRIKE OF THE EMPLOYEES AGAINST MISS VAN
LEw-Trouble is reported to have occurred
yesterday in the Richmond Post Office, result
ing in the resignation of most of the clerks of
that office. From the statements made it seems
that the postmistress, Miss Van Lew, is charged
by the employees with being a regular "marti
net ana does not show proper judgment, they
say, as to the amount of labor the clerks shouId
perform, requiring an unreasonable amount of
work and too many hours of constant attendance
TO duty: Clerks have been dispatched from the
Post once Department here to supply the pIace
of the "strikers" until an investigation can be
made, ~ W
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
READ THIS!!
Liberal offer to Readers

We have received propositions and have per-
fected arrangements tO Club the following first
class Newspapers and Magazines with Lac
PEkRYsBURG JOURNAL:
The Toledo Weekly Blade--Nasby's
Paper and the JOURNAL will be furnished to
one address for Three Dollars.
The Independent aud JOURNAL will be
sent to one address Tor Four Dollars, and those
ordering both papers will receive copy pos
tage paid, of Richie's Splendid Steel Engra-
wings Of Grant and Colfax, 1.-THE price of which
is So each.)
Woods Household Magazine, a first
class Dollar Magazine devoted to knowledge,
virtue, and temperance, three essential points Ia
happiness, will be furnished as a Premium 10
every subscriber who will pay one year in adj
vance for the PgRRYsBUR6 JOURNAL. rt.
There are none too poor to take anv two Of
the above periodically at the reduced figures at
which they are offered. The long winter eve-
nings are approaching, and the head of every
| famly should think as much about procuring
substantial reading for his family as he does
about proper food and clothing for them.-
Make home happy and your family will remain
ut home to enjoy it, The time usually spent in
running Overt to neighbors to borrow his paper,
| Improperly applied, would buy three or four Of
our best periodicals.. Hf Nh.
| As we have to forward money to each pub
Usher with which we club the JOURNAL, when
the name is sent, all subscriptions must be paid
| in advance. Ai
RI each ofour readers will call the attention
of their ncighbors to this liberal offer, all may
| be benefited. i11 "a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
n EGAL NOTICE

Marian Powers, Powers, Pita, Woe woad County
against Common Pleas.
George Powers ct al, De'fts.\
The said Jefferson Smith and Mary Smith of
the Stateof Michigan, John Powers, of Ia
Fayette, Indiana. George Powers, John Pow
ers. Henry Powers, Mary Smith and Jefferson
Smith, her husband, Sai n Ann Walker. James
Walker, Charles Powers, Albert Powers
and Altoona Powers, who are heirs al law Of
Henry Powers, late of Wood county, now de-
ceased, will take notice that the plaintiff, Mari
an Powers, on the 25th day of February A. d.
1870, fled her petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for said county Of Wood and
State of Ohio, setting forth that she is the widow
OF said Henry Powers, deceased, who died seiz-
ed Of an estate Of inheritance in the following
lands, to-wit: Situate in Wood county, Ohio
and being 60 off the southeast corner of the
southwest quarter Of section number SO, Webster
township, in SAID county, excepting therefrom
acres off the nsrth east corner of said 60 acres
sold to one John Powers and heretofore decided
to one Crocker, in all AZ acres nf land that
George Powers, John Powers, Henry Powers
Mary Smith and jefferson Smith, her husband
Sarah Ann Walker, James Walker, Charles
Powers, Albert Powers, q Altoona Powers are
also heirs at law Of said Henry Powers, deceas
ed, that on the % Of November, A. D. 1860, she
notified said defendants to set off her dover in
said premises, which they refused to do, ant
praying that her reasonable dover in said prem
ises be assigned to her in said lands.
| Said petition will be for hearing upon the frs
day Of the next term Oft Court, and defend
arts are nOtified to appear and answer or de
mur within 60 days next hereafter or the sam,
will be taken as confessed.
| JAMES r. TYLER, Pl'tfs Atty.
| February 25, 1870. Ash 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
fCom municated.1
PRAIRIE DEPoT. Wood Co.,
IL


April o, 1870.
EDIToR JOURNAL Denr Sir: | find by the
lpers and noise Of the guns that line a. great
r tieing, in Wood county, has some. The peo-
pie generally are wide awake PerrYsburg was
in triumph over tire election to Congress OF one
of her Oldest and most successful busn 'ss men.
Bowling Green is in IN ccstacy over the decision
of the county seat question, and Montgomery is
waiting on time to hear the steam whistle and
to Jump on board Tie cars for Il. trip to Toledo.
We all feel quite young again and are ready to
toss up our hats, and to drink large draughtS Of
the waters of pleasure while they are sparkling
and brgh'. | noticed also by an article in Il e
lat st issue OF the JoURNAL, over the sigature of
" Disciple" that some Of our citizens have made
wonderful discovery. The writer observed
that change of heart was affected by faith, a
| change of life by repentance and u change "t
state by being buried in water. This last idea
of getting ones state changed by water is new
and beautiful. Wha' pr ct;s can e more like
| IN gic. Here fer instance is a lazy man, perhaps
| il is Young America lounging about and wait
! ing for something to turn up. Has he faith
| Yes. Well, that touches his heart. Is the boy
s rry that he is lazy? Certainly. That chang
es his life, Is he ready to 60 undert Portage!
No! Then he is in stGtH quo. just as soon as the
I'd is ready To 90 under his state is hopeful. Now
stand by and don't put your finger on your nose,
see he comes up ont Of the water transposed
Set him to work at the wood pile he will make
the chips hv: what boy that is His state lla s
changed. H,w2 BY faith? No. BY repent
auce 2 No. How thenP Why don't you see
If you Il take your finger off your nose will
tell you. The boys lazy state was changed by
going under, not ill then. That is the beauty
Of the system;try il friends. Don't say it is
another "bng with q "hum" f" prehxed to it,
IIurrah for Montgomery. What next.
Hoping that our friends will continue to rei"iec
and that the waters of the Portage wont pilc,
subscribe mys II in an ecstaey. Truly YOURS.
/ A CIT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
whn, Yonng Mon shoula Do.-,Eve

What Yonng Mon Should Do,-'Every
young man Should make the most Of himself in
tellectually, morally aud physically.
He should depend upon his own Efforts to ae-'
comrlish these results
He should be willing to take advice from those
competent to give it, and to follow such advice,
unless bis own judgement or conviction properly
founded should otherwise direct.
If he Is unfortunate enough to have a rich
and indulgent father, he must do the best he can
under the circumstances, which will be to con-
duct himself very much asNhough he had not
those obst acles TO overcome.
He should never, be discouraged by small be-
ginning, but utremember that all great results have
been wrought out from apparently slight cause
He should never under any circumstances, be
idle. If he cannot find the emp"ymenthe pr
fers, let him come as near his desires as posi-
sible-he will thus reach tue object Of his Ambi-
tinn.
All young men have ''inalienable rights,
among which, none is greater or more sacr,t
than the privilege to be somebody"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
n EGAL NOTICE.

Preserved Smith, Trustee of
A. Gross ct al, plaintiffs, Wood County
vs.. Court of
Alfred Hines, Adam Nicholas Common Pleas.
Nancy Nicholas, defendants.
The defendants, Adam aud Nancy Nicholas
are hereby notified that the plaintiff above ma m.
ed, IN the 9Th Of March, A. d. 1870, filed in the
office of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, his petition against the
above defendants, the object and prayer OF
which is to foreclose mortgage given by the
defendant, Alfred Zines, to the plaintiff March
9Th, 1865, to secure the payment Of two hundred
and sixty dollars ($260y balance of purchase
money due for the said mortgaged premises,
t,-wii: Tie southwest quarter of the nor ithwesi
Xofsecton thirty ty-two,in town four, north of range
nine east, in Wood county, Ohio. And the said
defendants are hereby notified that they mus
answer said petition on or before the Both day
of April, 1870.
ASHER COOK, Atty for PlrG.
. March 10 1870. 1889
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
Mas,ms for business Men. .-"wh,

MasimS Tor business MeI. w hen
business man reaches the roint where lac thinks
that lie can not spare any time 10 examine
sources of financial and commercial information,
he may safely conclude that his business is not
,ccH nrnug'd.
When Il business man finds himself in fnan-
ciM situation so embarrassing that he can mt
afford 20 possess every publication that would
throw MORE Light upon his business transactions,
he shouid MT dei"y mnkiDg arrangements rih -"
aucii,neer 10 close omtk stock to the highest I'D
der"
| The above maxinrs were taken from the col
umns Of the New YORK MHRCANTILE JoUnNAL,
which is the Jcs', wrl as nf the tnrytst ncr
camille newspapers published in the United
States. lis market reviews, AMI carefully re-
yised lists Of jnbbcrs' prices, embra ing alno,l
every Guoable article of merchandise together
with its iuliciuus editorials, fill more than tlir-
ty i've t3j) columns every week. The subscrip'
ton is only SIS 90 per ear, (l"ss than 10 cent.
per week and less than ! u cents per day
Parties desiring his valuable publication, should
address New YoRK MERcANTILE Journal, NJ
$50 Pearl street, New York City.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
fNl IFor the Journal rf,
A Poem on Receiving a Letter from MY
fa Hd Mother. rn ff X


Deer mother, Ia distant land, III.
My heart leaps quick to see.
The traces Of that tender hand
Which once supported me
When round thy neck my little 9rfh8
,t Were ffung with childish gleey
: Or when, helpless babe, 4 leaned
On thy sustaining knee.D iTata9n n b.
And In my girlhood's freshest years,
That hand was still my stay;
And whennhy checks were wet with tears,
II brushed them oil iawayl Hv
II wiped the moisture from my brow,
When ! returned from play; -a
1t rested lightly on my head, .,s
Whene'er knelt to pray.
And what IL DER that girlsh brow,
Which then was smooth and fair,
The hand Of time hath Written now
The history Of care i
Shall not love my mothers hand,
Which smoothed my curling hair, eag
And held the parted locks away,
That she might kiss me there ,a,.
Yes timo may write his varied lore
On this pale brow Of mine,
With gathered volumes heap II DER,
For every page a line-- iialJ ~ 1la
But vet twill bear two b6rdcns more
.Mrst chcerily opine--- 'Fr.
Tie pressure Of thy gentle kiss, .,f e
That tender hand Of thine. 4..
HIGgr .Ula 4.r HELEN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
A REM1N1sCENcE.

Once when | was little boy,
sat me down to cry,
Because my little brother
Ate the biggest piece OF pie.
Twas not but that had quite enough
But then could not see .l-
/. The reason why n partial nurse
Should give him more than me.
They said was naughty boy,
But have often seen men
Behave themselves MS foolishly
As [ behaved then.
Far we are often thanklcss,
Rich blessings, when we sigh
20 think somc luckier neighbor has
A "bigger piece" OF pie.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WORDS OF WISDOM

FOH IUUNU MEM
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and
Early Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Err
ring and unfortunate. Sent in scaled letter en-
yeIones, free Of charge Address; HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box Y, PhlladelpN, Pa, Az
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
PERRYsBURG MARKET,
looRRrcrEpwEEKLTp R.xrLLrR AGO.

"T FERRYsBURd, April II, 1870.
FLoUR-5 00@5 rs aP barrel.
GRAIN Ear Corn l00c aPl00 lbs, {: Oats 40
@5Oc; Rye so Wheat l 0O@ / 1912 bushel /.
lShelled Corn, 75@9Oc.
BUTTER 25030c u ID; Eggs, 10000 W doz.
LAID 22O25c aP tb. I.n.
PorAroEs 45@60cfS busbei. N
SALT--2 2 90 W barrel.
WOoL-S0Os0c 70 ID.
HIDES AND SKINS-Green hides, 991Oc
do ocalf, l6ci do salted cured, l0@llcj do cured
lI@l2c. hff
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15
On AsTEn COMMIssIONER,s SALE.
In Wood County
Common Pleas.


Sarah Leslie by her
next friend, &c. In Wood County
VS.. Common Pleas.
Richard Eggleston ct nj.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas,o of Wood County, Ohio, and TO me
directed and delivered, will offer for sale al
public vendue, at the front door of the Court
house. in said county, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 10 1870, :.
day, the following described real estate, to-wit
The north two t2I acres off from that part of
the north half ofthe northeast quarter Of sec
tion number one ~, township number five 81,
north Of range eleven IN west of the Me-
Cutchenville ,oad, in Wood county, Ohio; ap-
praised at $275 90. Terms cash.
j. W. BR0WNSBERGER,
l.,- Special Master Commissioner.
7. ID. X. HoLLENBEcK, Plf's Au'ys.
March II, 1870. ATes7 rs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-15

Use of the Rod in'Schools. = From the
April number of the Ohio Eiac aionat Monthly,
we learn that the school board of Cambridge,
Mass, havidg tried the experiment of running
its schools under a rule forbilfug the use Of
corporeal punishment has called upon the tcach-
rrs for report of .her experience. Eight say
the new system works we'll three favor it with
some qualifications aud forty sic vote for going
back to the use of the rod. This shows that
but a smal minority of our teachers are quail
fed to maintain proper discipline without any
dependence upon physical force.