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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-28
NH Cts
Icy Beck, Knox 81 ser?sy. A:Ecin'rs

REAL ESTATE ~ ALEXANDRIA,,
VA.-By virtue ni deed Of tru:!, dated Oil
the 10th day OF March, 1869. and r~HccHtcd -
John II. Price and wife, Of record in hhHr Il;
No. ), folio rs, Of the hlcNanlfia county Land
records, the undersigned, rs Trustees therein
on SATURDAY, the u Dig Of april, 1870, ~
II III. in front Of tho premises. the !Dlln"in~
described property, to wit: Al that E%A -
EN- ENT and LOT OF GROUND On tho u.s.
west side Of Union ST.. q. between King HnG
Prince, in AleHAndria, Va. in front on Uni""
street twenty 700. ard in depth seventy feet
also. all that TENEMENT and LOE OF az
GROUHiD adjoining the same in the roa:, 81
in front twenty icot and in depth thirty iv" It.
occupied and used nia restaurant by Ia C,l"-
man. Terms cash.
GEO. Ii. MAn[ELL,
WES;iEY MANElh.
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NH 25-cots
Eiy Beck, EAnOX 81 herby. Auctai'rs.

GALE OF 4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
-
BY virtue of Il decree OF tho Circ"i. Cour; O.
Alexandria county, i'll the case Of Carnc, GuAr-
dian, vs. Rice ct ILL.,, we will sell, BY a]uct!:n, on
the premises, at noon, on SAIu IT."
9tn of Auril next, the valuable Q OF k-=rt4
GROUND and commodious FEAME g2EGa-
TENEMENT thereon, situated on the wcs!
side of Fairfax street, snd adjoining on the
south the lot at the southwcs. intersection o.
Fairfax and Queen streets. Ihn ia. Is = !uo.
front by 81 feet in depth.
MS-One- fourth OF tan purchase money
in cash, and the remainder il three equal IL
stalments at three, six and twcl"o months. re-.
spectigeiy from the day Of sale The deferred
payments 20 be secured by the notes 0I tic pUr-
chaser, with good security, and the r'tcHti"n 81
the title until tho notes ara nGid.
HIl. /. CAtND
ALBERT STUART,
NH 9-ts Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-28

FsTjOMhS SINCLAIR
/
CARPENTER AND JOINER,
no. Is, SOUTH WATER STREET,
Near tho Bank of the Old Dominion.)
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch. and on
tho most reasonable terms, all work in his line,
and satisfaction warranted.
Ho solicits work from tho adjacent county, IS
no is prepared to contract for building, or to do
any Kind of repairing. ie 18-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-28
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA, AND MAN
I ESSAS kAlkRUND.

" NSSAS RAILROAD.
IS ~ u % % - -
On and sitter Wednesday, Feb. %, 1870, one
laiiy paszenger tEsin VII run Gctwecn WASH /,
Gordonsvlllc, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad TO Richmond, Corington and the Vir.
GINA Springs; ~ LynchbIr& Tor tho West "nd
Southwest, and ~ Washington, i" tho N"rih
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily ut G:55 s.. H.. ana
AlcxandriA rs 500 y. III, arriving 1T IIynchhurG
1T sos J.. IL.
Leave Lynchburg 1t SD II. m. arrive at
Alexandria st 5:2G =. m, and @t washington
ut G:l5 p. m.
Also daily. including Sunday, 81 passenger train
MrcrgA q0itAont cheAgc Of cars-$!scp|sy car
attached between WASHINGTON and
ElCuMONO-making close connections vt
Richmond and Washington in the direct line
between Now York and tlc South Atlantic
States.
Le.vo Washington vt G:3j j. III, MR.: AloXan.
dria 81 7:25 p. m; arrive at Gordonsvillo ut lao
.. H., and at Richmond at 500 81. III, connect
ing with train leaving Richmond at $3.50 y. III
for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest.
Leave Richmond at $50 p :, ;ns ana T Gor nt 5:6;
~. m, and at Washington at SOB - ~, connect,
ing with carlies! trains TO ROW YORK end
Northwest. .
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave A!cXandria daiiy, excepting Sunday ~
800 q. H., arrive ~ Ha7risonbu-g ut 1:20 p. N.
Leave Harrjs0nburgat $40 II. IL. and connecting
a. Manassas Junction wi!h northornbound train
| On main line, arrive 81 Alexandria 1T 5:23 y. IN.
The train on Manassas Branch will make
good connections NJ tic Junction with I!i&hi
line TO and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checked 20 81:
prominent roin.2.
i. K. BHOADUS,
feb 2S-.f General Ticket i gent.
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PROMPT SETrLEM EhTS.

We soil to all Mt the lowest cash prices
Those of our friends whose bills were presented
January 1st, and have not been paid, vii! please
notice this. All memorandum accounts made
since tho lst Of January were presented March
LIST. To enable us to offer tho greatest induce
monts. we arc constantly receiving now goods.
Dealers generally arc invited to examine our
stock. ROBT. L.. WOOD,
NH No. G2 cor. King anil Fairfnx SIS
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS.
STEAM BOATS.
WTASuINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET
NV

EXTASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET
COMPANY.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
~llMrpcr, will resume Ec- regular .~A
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur-&ssEE
day next. Al 4 c'clcck p. II and returning,
will lcNvo Alexandra every Wednesday morn
ing, ut 7 o'clock. For freight apply to
mar 1-9m B. WHEAT, Agent.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
STEAMER EXPRESS,
Capt. A. G.. N1CKLE,
Will resume her route on Tuesday, March
wharf, Baltimore, EVERY TUES-Ekz24HaEEE
DAY, at 4 p. m. for Alexandria, Washington
and Georgetown, stopping at tho following way
points on the rotomac EiveI; R Hn rSint'
oi Point, Matthias Point, Smiths Point, Manic
moy Stores and Pye's Wharf.
Returning, will leave Sixth street wharf,
Washington, EVERY SATURDAY, at 6 o.
m, and King st. wharf. Alexandria, at I Il. m.
For further Information apply to
feb rs No. II King street, Alexandria.
sasssza FOR Aly E5HH' AND QUEENS
InmGn Line OF Mail Steamers, Sailing from
Now York Every Saturday, and
Alternate TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY ~HESATURDA STEAMER:
First Cabin. payable in gold-Livcrpool or
Queenstown, $lG0.
Steorage, payable IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
Queenstown, S35.
PASSAGE RI u TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
IEAX.
First Cabin, payable in gold-Livcrpool or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax, $40; st. COINS,
n. F., by branch etoa1ner, $40.
ouconstowin'p $50; halifax, SIS; St. Johns, N.
F., by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland
and the Continent st moderate rates.
For further information, apply at tho Com
pany's Offices.
aug lS-iy Agents, Aloxa.. Va.
,a4z> NEW EXPRESS LINE
PHILADELPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETOWN Il WASHINGTON.
Steamers leave regularly from GEQkGE f.
TVW&, foot Of Congress- St. EVERY WE'D
King s.. EVERY THUR9DAl:
Freight received daily NJ lowest ratios.
This !ino connects with all tho Northern,
Easter anl Wcstorn Railroads and TranSpor-
tation Companies. and will forward troight by
all tho lines running ont OF Phi!adelEhia, troo
of commission, Hnd gives "lkOUGH
Nj. EhDEIDGE co,
nu. 1 ). Wharvos, Alexandria, Va.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO,
no. IL South Wharvos, Philads.
HYDE y TYLER,
! il. l-tr 80 Water St., Georgetown.
-lg@s POTOMAC FERRY OMFlS
,Esss::sSssss:geESEt STEAMERS,
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA and
| CITY OF WASHINGTON,
| leave according to following schodu'o: Wash
ington and Alexandria each hour during tho
day, beginning first trip ut {" M, and making
last trip from either city ut 6 p. m.
s. S. HOWISON,
dee 21-tf prcst. Potomac Ferry Co.
.casa M~EXCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
1919 STEAMSHIPS.
The limo consists Of tho following first Class
nG:aido steamers:
y. G. KNIGuT..........C%pt. w. ). johnson
JDIH GIBSON ....."".Capt ". II. Winters
And
Valley ClTIw~;w"v~"CaHt; Eedoll
WilloMyo Kew York EVERY SATURDAY.
for this port, and returning will loaVo AieH"h-
dria EVERY THURSDAY, 1t IL O'Clock.
For freight or passage apply 20
HOGE, WEDDEEBURN & CO.,
Agents, No. 9 Prince sts.,
Agents n Nov York,
GEO. i. NERlslCk,
~ eft 15j south street, Pier No. 90.
u " NpN, nID DOMINION TONIC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-28

FRENCH CHINA.
,yust received a fnc assortment of Gold Brand
and Plain White French China Dinner and
Toa ats OF the celebrated manufacture of Har-
land & Co., Limoges, bought 1T tho recent
trade sal IS in New York at low prices, and will
be sold cheap for cash.
NH lc-3ru E J. MILLER, G5 Fing st.
[Loo. Sburg Wsshingtonian cory
IMPERIAL WHARF ALPAG-
AS. with tho decline in gold off
A full line o. the just received nj
NH 10 WfTMER & SLh
IRISH POTATOES in store and for sale by
VIM. +. BROOKES,
,ob rI Jog Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-28

TANNET'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
- BITTERS.
These Bitter; arc tho extract, among othors,
of the following we'll known medicinal hcrbs
and roots, prepared with great care, according
to true pharmaceutical principles. together
with sufficient Pure Old Cognac Brandy to pre-
serve them in any climate: Calisaya, Gontian,
Eardelion, Buchu, Orange Peel. Scnoka, Go.
lombo ard Chamomile: forming, in elegant
combination, = superb Tonic, Alternative and
Diurc,ic. Incy mro confidently recommended
in ali cases OF Debility, Impurity of Blood. Dia-
be'cs, Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and Liver Complaint. They ara also y suro
preventive Of Ague and Fever.
Price ST per bottle.
JANNEY s. CO.,
Sole FroprietoTs, Alexandria, Va.
For 5Alc Dy all Druggists and country mer-
NH 19-d&twtf
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A LENANnRIh, LOUDOUN i HANP-
. SHIRE NNILEOAP.
s So ~ 5Eassaaa a5zsskaS -

SPRING SCHEDULE. BEGINNING
MARCH 81, 1870.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-28

The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper, will resume Ecz regular 49,
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur-&&EEs
day next, mt 4 e'clcck p. Ii and returning,
will lcNvo Alexandria every Wednesday morn
ing, Mt 7 o'clock. For freight apply to
mar 1-9m B.. WHEAT, Agent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-25
THE OPIUM HABIT.
Cured without pain or suffering, by an entirely
new discovery. ..- ...0 ...... .
DIR. n, II. COILINR.

Dr. n. u. COI.LINHs
at LapOrte, Laporte county, Ind, cures the work
forms of the haiti IN from three to nine months,
or according TO the quantity OF length of time the
full particulars OF the above facts iiclOse three
cent stamp and send for his pamphlet and cert,h'
have been cured. Patients can 10 cured and ut
tend 10 thor daily occupations. Opium, NOR
phlne and laudanuin, discontinued at once, with
out pv 'ostratlOn, pam or uneasiness. All cor
respondence strictly confidential ii requested.
Those who wish Ia take treatment must state the
exact amount Of the drug used weekly, whether
gum opium, Morphine, Laudanum OF prepTa-
ton of Opium in other forms, angisdmw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-25

Sausage OF all kinds, and the best of Bread and
Confectioneries always on hand.
Thankful for patronage heretofore bestowed ON
him, Mr.. Beopple beRs To announce that he IL now
fully prepared to serve customers IN the most sat
isfsctory manner.
Cairo, October nth, lsH-dh
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-25
HOTELS.
.4| N t."tf 90" hf
REorESE 3D.
Commercial Hotel,
Jos. Bayliss, I. . Proprietor,
.sliU.H trl - .r
Having reiurnishsd the wsll'known Commercial
Hotel, VI the ,...tlI l.
Cor. 9th street and Commercial Avenue

with new furniture and fittings throughout. the
prop ist0r krxs leave " spnoancc that the estab
fishmeat is now opeu for tho accommodation OF
regular hosrdsrs or transient guests. The holsse
ID nov kept in good style, and the bast OF Rec om-
modations offered Oh reAsonabeteims
sept2alsn TfFttW | #...
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-25
NATURES GREAT RES.
IN TORATlVE. ...s
ScHEETZ CELEBRATED
Bitter Cordial

WI ,losale pcpot--N W. corner Finh and Race
streets, Philadelphia, Pa. ....
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-25
AUcTIoN .'... .'... . ..' ,'' ...
Sale Goods

The E,ilowins ARTICLES. unless previously called
for, Will be -oli To- pay charges at Pub'c ""t on
"Wednesday, October 'sah, lsiu. At 10 o'clock, a.
M, At our Warehouse, on Ohio Love" below 81
Chuiles Hotel. ,,,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

SINGULAR SUICIDE OF A RELIGIOUS
MONoMANIAC.--Ihe Lancaster, Pa,
lntelligencer, gives the following
particulars of singular case OF sui .
eide in East Lancaster, the self-mnr-
deter being Jacob lIarnish, only II
years old, who hgs been much cxcit-
ed lately Oh the subject Of religions:
On Saturday morning he worked on
the farm as usual, and at noon IN
hitched his team, put his horses in
the stable, threw some hay down
from the NOV, and told another lad
to feed the horses. He then went
to the woodward, took off the boot
and stocking from his right foot, and
laying it across a log, deliberately
cut it of above the ancle by striking
it three heavy blows with q sharp
hatchet. lie then picked mp the
dissected foot. threw it away and
compoaedb sat down on the log.
Ills mother, who was not far of, Wit
messed the operation, bat had not
the remolest idea Of his intention an
lib ii was too late 10 prevent il. His
father who was on the farm, was inn
mediately summoned, aud seeing bis
son bleeding to death, asked him
why lie committed the act. In re.
ply, he said he had done it ia obed-
fence to the command Of the Savior
who said, :" Ii thy hand Or thy foot
offend thee cut them off and cast
them from thee: It j. better for thee
T. enter into life halt Or maimed
rather than having two hands Or tive
feet 10 be cast into everlasting fire.
Surgical aid was procured as soon as
possible, chlorUform was administer
F., Cd, and every effort was made 10
save the Young mans life, but the
fearful loss Of blood from the dissev
cred arte rics had been such that IL
died shortly after the arrival oi th'
surgeons. While the surgeons wer,
operating the effect Of the chloro-
form passed "a, and young liarnisl
awakening, looked al the manglee
limb without showing any signs 9
pain. lie told DR.. Musser before b,
died that he was sorry for What d.
bad done, though le thought all the
time be was doing right Until th'
commission ofthc present act he ha
never been suspected Of ans tendcn
Icy to insanity on m0nomauia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

An enterprising chap in New
York recently got up a lively sensa-
ton by announcing that he had got
mp a new drink. ltturned ont to be
which, though new to Goth
am, is in no danger of being adop-
ted.
Once more Nallandingham looketh
toward the Halls of Congress, hoping
to obtain entrance there.
1t is charged, and possibly with
truth, that the rascally pension agents
at Washington and elsewhere, have
defrauded the government ont Of
considerable sums ofmoney by means
Of false representations. Those who
swarm about the Capital are said to
hunt mp manned soldiers, Federals
or Confedcrates, it makes no differ
ence, and prevail upon them to swear
to the papers necessary to procure a
pension, The real man may have
been dead for years, but if the swear
er will personate him, he draws his
pension, after paying heavy com
mission to the agent.
"A man at Omaha attempted to
ride 100 miles in five hours, on Sat
urday, using twenty-five horses. He
failed to procure the proper number
of horses but rode fifty-six miles il
two hours and twenty-six minutes.
"A horrible affair occurred al
North Branford, Connecticut, last
week. Charles NJ. Appel was ar
rested for the murder of his brother
Serene. 1t appears that the two
were in the barn, when, according
to Charles, they quarreled about
feeding the cattle, and Charles beat
Serene in the most horrible manner
and left him. There We're thirty
two scalp wounds, besides severa
cuts On the face and other parts q
his body. His left ear was mangled
and some Of his teeth Knocked out
His skull was iactured, and his scalp
partly torn from the skull. The in
runent used was billet Of wood
Serene could not give any accoun
Of the affair, and died in a few hour
after being found. The probable
cause of the bloody aftray was jeal
ousy. 1t seems Serene had taker
his fathers farm TO work against tht
wishes Of his brother.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

Veteran Observer % o. New Nerk
Eues ceneratulatos hlascd THAI ~
tle alleentb an gdmeui Use havt eig-
al votes o. dee nutsons oi Alrlea Amer
ieans Which q aace becomes 9 sei-oG
a. bFe millions q EuTopa-E.unanists
Yes b9t g5.l sbaf1 y these black
voters Il ue, majority wi3 81 taiho-
aes before ve kaov b. Tie Catholics
have beau mare prompt iuau ibe Prot
estsnts IN putting lhclr m5ssiouares -
work AMONG ihe freedmen, and taey
dom 90 on the principle that there
should b separate canIehes Ter the cois
urCd people, either And besides tBe
abssnce u caste feeling 10 Tie Catholic
church, but which IS Is noticeable and
a, offensive ia a Protestant church as
anywhere. often more 81 than III or3i-
nary society, "a religion Of pomp aud
authority rs particularly pleasant 20 the
negro mind aud II Is easy - make con
yeris 70 the Catholic church among the
blacks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

A correspondent Of the Evening
Post has been studying the present
New York Legislature, now about to
adjourn, and makes out bad bill Of
morality for the members He says
profanity is 50 common among them as
TO be almos, universal Obscenlty is
hardly less common, and gambling a
general practice, heavy stakes being
played for nightly. Drinking TO excess
is not as noticeable as might be expect
ed, though there are plenty Of examples
Of II: but license Of other kinds is very
prevalent and conspicuously so. The
Hobbies aud galleries, especially OF the
lower House, are the common resort OF
women Of loose character, whose dress
aud demeanor betray them, whose pres
once is the subject Of frequent remark,
aud who are not unfrequently encour-
aged by the personal recognition OF
members TO sum up, the members
ARE much lower in morals and intelli-
genee than the majority Of their consti-
talents. What picture this is Of the
lawmakers Of great State, but the
legislation that has been carried at Al
bany the past season is good evidence
that IL is not oyerdrawn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26
Esfesrsa.sI

aiE Eargz ssv iep aayssnc
c.rcelar addressed To the sapeua.
tsudopls q sohosls. hy ihs Secretary
q to lya1d q E3tcaaou Ia whsh /
tgud The following sentence Iae
Superintendent = The guardian Is ihe
educational interests q AZ. the children
81 BIZ ,avn Aud toe Importance 81
bis position is only appreheedai when
IL Is remembered hat the fafeat usual
n Feels himself abs0lted from oil PcF.
soual care. because the State has aa-
ihariEed The appointment 81 org To-
whom his 5uls IN this regard IS Del
tgaled So TIA, Il the Superintendent
falls 10 iuihl this daty it 10 likely to re-
main unfniElled
Il tins statement true wish FOR
the good ~ the children Of Vermont
aud for tie nonor Of the State, that !
ccnld believe that il was not Bot # 81
is true how lamentably Indifferent is
the State to the good Of her children,
aud her own future condition Let us
look at few facts. In a certain town
there are fifteen school districts. In
each distric, there were last year two
terms Of school taught IN each by tao
I different teachers II the Supcrin.
/ tendent il the guardian Of ths educa-
/ lional interests Of all these children, --
say three hundred in all and II be be.
gins 10 do bis duty, be must make ST
least, four visits 10 each district Of one
! half day. To do this be must travel
al a low estimate, two hundred aud tif
ty miles with team or on foot, and
spend thirty days time. And for al
/ this labor the State allows him To charge
rHRrY DOLLARS and only that; for the
law says, No superintendent shall re-
eeiye computation while visiting schools
for number OF days greater than. h0ic'
the number Of schools kept in the town
whatever the number OF terms Of sucl
school kept during the year. Anc
again, He shall receive for his ser.
vices one dollar for each day And
again, Ii shall be his duty to visit all
the schools at least once in each year,
and oftener if he shall deem it necessa
1 ry." But this is not all While per
forming this labor he must carry hii
own dinner, or bay it, or beg IT, or no
have II. Here, Mr. Editor, are iacti
which any person can be convinced 0
by little arithmetic. And is it am
wonder that the Office is filed SO ire
quently by those VINO wholly neglec
what ought 10 be the duties? Are thu
parents OF Vermont aware that, accord
ing TO the statements OF the Secretar.
Of the Board OF Education, the edu
cational interests Of their children ar
necessarily in the hands of men VIII
are so poorly compensated ? am wei
aware that there are in Vermont Sup
erintendsnts who submit to this labo
for the paltry compensation; but tina
only proves that disinterested beneyo
lence is a reality after all b.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

30 " & wont is silSuce3 hy dark look
Ter isw moments, but The case IL des-
pefate, t5r soon, ~ lho aid Of siosi
coed which ho carries IN his pocket lor
saeb occasions be brasely Jerks oat a
tooth. and vdh IL in bls hand and the
blood streaming upon the aaov be gains
the Desired pcrmlsaea. THIS i the
6Hh uroiu lhis same boy has pulled
during tho term 81 three weeks
smith considered It h,s duty 70 talk to
the school 50 he does 1t as well as he
can, tolls them Ignorance has caused
heap trouble. aud school goin IS a
big thing Brown says er-oFtg
aud makes appropriate gestures while
Jones, who is eousttuhonally sleepy,
staftlcs all occasionally with a loud
snore, a couyulsive start and a ran
dom clutch NJ the ait. They register
their names and depart
The z NJ passed quietly enough I'M
III nearly the hour Of closing, when as
tho day grows hottor, the young ones
go, weary aud restless and eyes watch
the clock eagerly Now is the trying
time. aud the time that distinguishes
tie true teacher Happy is tie one
who 10y pleasant words, singing, an
amusing story, and other Ingenious de.
vices. can keep all interested aud hap.
py till the clock strikes out tho hour Of
four. o. Room h aud every other
school room see in thee battle.
ground; scene OF conflict, before
which the memory OF Antietam and
Bunker Hill grows pale suppose ey.
cry school teacher as she looks around
upon hen little school is duly impressed
with the idea that she may be sducnt.
ing the future president OF the United
States Lot the teachings he such,
then, that there shall be no Andrew
Johuson's OF Jefferson Davis in her
little flock, but instilling into their
young minds the God -gyen principles
OF right and wrong; teaching them to
rely nobly upon their own resources,
let her help 10 make them men aud wo-
menr aach, that when called up 10 tho
great blackboard of time they will work
correctly the problem Of life aud leave
the strife With high standing Then
,cort Work iur some good. be It ever
so humble Let your good deeds be
yonr prayer to God
"TrAyum ANp ScuooL TucmR