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PERSONAL MATTERS.

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MIR. Thomas Wilson, who has been n
Shawneetown, looking 1t Morgan and I'D
mirlng Lu H. Is at nome again.
Mr.. 'h'mas winter VIII bid Tor the "ors
Of copying the state laws, ETC. we nope
ION may succeed. lie can hnad'e MS pen
oeautiiuily anu Is a rafting copyit.
Geo Z. Hawkins OF Memphis Is In the
| city. He Is adelegate to the Printers LITER
national Union, and is on his way to attend
the meeting Of that body, which meets II
MT. summers OF Inc columbus Dispatch
anu Mr. fo''er OF ,he MOUND c,ty journal
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or p.rl.r.. and drown rho nog,oo, IN . ao,,
inv bowl ot-non.
Nov Mr. Thom.on w.s ON, os IN. o,,v y,
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D.vi, of the sun who prea,beL the inner.
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ono mi, q, ,bough, an, ,n .yory ,y.y on.
nronri,te to the occasion.
Hon. Isaac Clements was I'm the CITY YES.
terdarday. He sccomn.pi.d Tho AZ Lo,us
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SANITARY MEASURES

should be adopted without delay. Clean
upl Whitewash :! Paint!!! And when
lou do paint, REMEMBER that the best is the
cheapest The Averill Chemical PANT is
the best tor any and all uses to which paint
app led. II y,u desire a beautiful, dur
able, enameled surface. use the A. c L.
For sale In onvenieDt packages in purest
white and all colors, mixed ready for the
brush, 10y n. Il. Way & Co., general com
mission merchants and agents Tor the Iron
Buggy company, Sixth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues.
5-21tf
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L,WAi. WEATHER KtrOHl
u. =. sio. SEk., UBsEhvEK's OYviCE,
CAIRO, MAJ 20, 1873, 10: II I'm.

u. 3. SlG. oEk., OBsEhvEk'S OPviCE,
CAiRU, Ma! 20, 1873, l0;ll pm.
Barometer $3.50.
Thrr nometer 70 degrees.
Wind, calm, velocity 0 mile per
hour.
Weather, fair.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, al
4 p. IN ,s5 degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, n,
= IT,, Is degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, east.
Total number OF miles wind travelled, lsst
- hour, los.
Total rainfall IN inches, .0l.
EDWIN GARLAND, Observer.
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Communicated.]
PURE AIR.

The timely and very proper suggestions
offered by The BULLETIN TO The city au'
thorities In regard 10 cleanliness, and the
prevention Of disease by removing offensive
and unhealthy deposits are worthy OF sdop'
ton. But II wou seem like labor " vain,
and worse than vain II the filth and carrfon
are to be placed where the prevailing sum-
mer breeze will blow all the poisonous ex'
hslation, direct y back into the city. Out
side the Mississippi Ievee is the ps"e Sc
lecteo for the deposit OF all unclesnness,
and for the location OF slaughter houses.
he vsry place OF OIL places best calculated
for disseminating obnoxious odors. and the
germs Of disease. Cannot . safer location
be foundf SANITARIAN.
CAIRO. May ~, 1873.
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SALE OF SERVl,EABLE AND UNsER.
VICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,

DtHbhL VIZ oHbNfN'Es |
Navy Department, April 20, 1873.
There will be sold al public auction 10 the
highest bidder at u m on Thursday, May
29lh, 1873, at the naval station, Mound City,
Illinois, quantity OF cannon proJectiles and
miscellaneous articles Of ordnance, in part
as follows, viz:
GO 81 pdi Parrot rifles.
"a 20 pdr Parrot lilies.
! 81 pdr Dahigren rifle.
$50 ndr ID ,hlgren RIFLES.
IS 32 pdr cannon.
40 eight inch cannons.
! six inch mortar.
A large quantity, about AL tons, OF ten
inch, eight inch, 80 pdr, 30 pdr, 20 pdr, 10
pdr, and thirteen inch mortar projectiles
and miscellaneous ordnance stores, includ
ing a lot OF scrap bronze.
Terms: Ten per cent. in government
funds on the conclusion Of the sale, and the
remainder within ten days, during which
time the articles must be removed IRON the
station, otherwise they will revert TO the
government.
II is TO be distinctly understood that no
guarantee will be gwen 20 purchasers OF
articles offered for sale and noted In the
catalogue as regards their exact condition
or quality, but it is believed however, that
everything offered for sale is as represented
WILLIAM n. JEPFERs, Chief of Bureau.
The above Is published by order OF the
commandant OF station, 10 whom persons de.
string to become purchasers and wishing to
INSPECT the articles offered for sale should
apply, FRANCIS L. n'LLhif'
6-6.dSwtd Paymaster U. y. Navy.
Moscoyics Is selling on At cost h'e Il.
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THE END.
LAST TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY
OF CONSTABLE GEO. w.
WELDON.
THE FUNERAL LARGE GATH
ERING.

In accordance with the notice given in
ruE BULLETIN of Sunday morning, the
luneral of Geo. W. Weldon took place at
o'clock Of that day.
At about II O'clock on Sunday forenoon
the members of the
ARAB FIRE COMPANY,
or which Weldon was one Of the Oldest
members, began to assemble at their en-
gine-hOuse on Commercial avenue at the
foot of Seventh street. At about tlft, en-
minutes past ~ o'clock nearly all Of the
members of the company were present
and ready to fall into line at the COM
msnd OF their leader. The company
formed in line and the procession pro-
ceedei to the englne-house Of the
ROUGH AND READY
Fire company. Joined by the Roughs,
the procession moved up Washington av-
enue to Twelfth street, down twelfth to
Poplar, up Poplar to Thirteenth; thence
down Thirteenth to the place Of meeting
of the
HIBERSIAHs,
Where they halted for few minutes. In
very short time the procession, now
composed of the Arab, Rough and Ready
and Hibernisn Fire companies. took up the
line Of march and continued on down
Thirteenth street to Commercial avenue,
where they were met by the members of the
DELTA FIRE COMPANY,
Who had been waiting some time for
their arrival. As the procession moved
along the Del,as "fell in, and brought up
the rear. Thus, all the fire companies in
the city having came together in one pro-.
-.--'--, 49, --'"-n, movsa a~-- o.
mercisl avenue to the residence OF til. de-
ceased near the corner of Eleventh street
AT THE HOUSE.
Arrived at the house, pnll-bearers, two
from each company were detailed, and
after lapse of few minutes time, the re-
m aims we're removed from the house and
p sced in the hearse.
After everything was in readiness the
procession again proceeded down Com
mercial avenue, to Eighth street, thence
down Eighth street to
TIM METHODIST CHURCH,
Where the funeral services were to occur
The Remains we're removed from the hearse
and conveyed into the church and placed
on the platform in front of the pulpit. II,
took some time for Ill those who enter, q
the church to get seated, and after tie
lapse Of considerable time quiet was re-
stored. Once all was still,
REV DAVIS
Took the pulpit and delivered the funeral
Grafton. Those who heard the sermon all
sly !, was an excellent discourse, full of
the milk Of human sympathy and illus
trated the life and character Of the deceased
in very truthful manner.
AFTER The SERMON
The remains were again placed in the
h arse, and the procession, formed in the
same order Ms before entering the church,
moved down Eighth street to the levee,
where special train was waiting to con-
vey them to the cemetery
AT VILLA RIDGE.
At the grave the ceremonies were very
short, at the conclusion Of which the
funeral party returned to the cars, and
were soon back TO the city.
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a new hotel has been opened in the large
house located on the corner OF Seventh
street and Washington avenue. 1t Will be
known AS Browns hotel, and proprietored
by MIR. Brown, whose reputation as hotel.
keeper is wel-known in this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
reiurnished, and is in every way lrst.class.
The tables are at all times furnished with
the best the season afford, and the charges
liberal, being only 81 80 per day. Mr..
brown solicits and deserves share OF the
public patronage. 5-liti
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COMMERCIAL uNIEI

This popular hotel has been rehtted and
improved. and l. now one Of the most com
Portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public and persons desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month,wil
always find them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates OF board have been reducted as fol.
lows: Day board. s. 10 per week transit,
81 10 per day; board and lodging. from e.
10 e. per week. q
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NEW GOOlls.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out a stock OF new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and iifty different styles of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons. fow-
be sold at the lowest prices.
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ICE CREAM SAInnN

A. warm weather IL approaching the
lovers OF ice cream will be glad to learn that
Messrs. saup Il Clarksou have fitted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain ha.
also been put in running order. and nothing
-wanting about the establishment to make
the pleasure and comfort Of their patrons
complete i.lb.ti
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ANNOUNCEMENT

To any and all who desire a fine,
genuine French calfkid, Morocco or patent
leather pair Of boots. CATERS or shoes Of aDy
or al OF the latest styles, William Ehlers, on
twentieth street, is ready 10 furnish them
~ the most reasonable rate, and guarantee.
good stock'sood htA and perfect satisfaction.
h~IA-lm
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FINE LAUNDRY WORK

MIS- Letie Co'sman lakes this method Of
informing the public that she Ii now pr..
pare 70 do oil KINDS OF sne laundry work, a,
cheap rates. Fluting, crinping, etc, done
q small advance per dolsl on plain clothes
Families aud Individuals viii ind 1t TO their
advantage 10 take their clothes I, Mrs. Cole.
man. Residence on Fourth stree, south
side, between Washington ana Comnsyci.l
avenues. o-lSlm
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NOTICE TO sALOON.KEEpERs.

saloon-keepers, and all Others. are hereby
notified to sell no more liquor TO my nus
band, Geo. q. smith. Any pss.on selling
liquor to him after this date, will be prose
cuted to the full extent of the liquor law
Mrs GEO G.. SMITH.
CAIRO, NAV 20. 1873. i-21-8i
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This sueprb hair dye is the hest in the
perfectly harmless, reliable and ~
Simultaneous. No disappointment. the
genuine. A Bachelors hair dye producing
Immediately a natural black or brown
Does not stain the skin, but leaves the hair
clean, soft ami beautiful. The only safe and
perfect hair dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory, 10 Bond street, N. Y. 6-?7-23t
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Dogs, Dogs

Notice l. hereby given that on and after
June /. all dogs and sluts found running at
large, will be killed by me or under my di.
reetion. unless the required tax is paid on
the same. viii receive dog tax Oh and
after May 10 at the city clerk, office.
5-lstd WM. MCHALE, City Marshal
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NOTICE.

sslson.seepers and all Others are hereby
notified 10 sell no more liquor to my nus.
band, Thomas Winters. Any person sellil q
liquor TO him after this date viii be prose,
cutsd TO the iull extent OF the liquor law.
JOANNA WINTERS.
CAIRO, May II, 1873. 5-ls2w
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WANTED.

INN ediately, at the 81, Charles hotel, Il
white woman as ehambermaid. Also a
white man, who understands milking cows.
To one that understands his bus iness, good
wages will be paid 1.a4 4,
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FOR SALE.

a mouse, rooms aud 5 closets, with one
lo' anu halt, corner OF Twenty.tirst and
Poplar streets, on easy terms. For further
Information, apply on the PREMISES.
o-2O-lD
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SPECIAL NOTICE

This 10 10 certify that VIII pay no blils
created by my sou, his mother or any OF her
children, without my order.
CAIRO, May %, 1873. GEO. q. SMITH,
t-2A2 ir
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ANNtliJSl,ENiENT

We are authorized TO announce that
David j. Baker Is u candidate for judge OF
the Twenty-sixth Judicial circuit. Election
on MONDAY, June 2, 1873 I'd
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Burger has just received and opened a
large STOCK OF damasss, napkins, towelings,
etc, etc., all Of VIII CHI will be sold cheaper
than they can be bought anywhere else In
town.
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Burger has a complete line OF hosiery Of
all kinds, and corscts, collars, cuffs, etc. in
uni mited variety.
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Mr.. j. NJ. MoskoyIcs, the enterprising
dealer in dry goods, Washington Venue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, offers his
large and varied stock of goods at cost
prices. His store is full OF the choicest OF
dry goods OF every variety and quality, and
the prices ut which he is disposing Of them
are astonishingIy low. Call upon him and
satisfy yourself. o. II.
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We are the sole az Mt for the sale of Mus
sons pure cider vinegar, made on his farm
at CoOdon, Hin lis, put up in convenient
sized packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
Alb II. CoPFEY, PACE K Co.,
No. 55 Ohio LeYee.
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Window screen wire, water-coolers, zero
reirigerators, toilet sets, bird cages and a
general stock OF tin and Britannia ware, lso
a good supply OF the celebrated Charter
Ok cooking stoves at lowest figure, No
100, Commercial avenue.
Z. w. HENDERSON, Cairo, Illinois.
Aladdin
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A new and beautiful assortment Of grena.
dimes are now for sale at Burgers. Call and
see them.
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kNNELOPkn.

Fine white; single and double Y amber ;
single aud double Y Canary. best quality OF
manila. blue letter. etc, etc. $1,000 for
sale, printed at 20 80 to 30 per thousand,
at the BULLETIN OFFICE.
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Tn. place to buy wall paper 30 per cent.
cheaper than any other place in the city is
No. 2, Seventh street. Try II IL. ABLH.
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Psrasols snd Ia ~ lot oi custom made
beots and shoes are sold cheap Ut Burgers.
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50 TO $50

Per DAY. Agents wanted. All classes NJ,
worS'ng people, Of either sex, young or I'D
make more money at work for us I'm tbeir
spare moments, or all the time, than NJ nv
thing else. Particulars tree, Address
8-23w.y '''""" ""'he'
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.HVuHu NIty' 100 p III t'V u M It
arrive Cairo. -. -. 5!S - 7:25 :. ar
Connecting ut Vincennes with the lndi-
'napolis aud Nincennes, Ohio ani Mississippi.
md Evansville and Charlottesville railroads !;
u Mt. Carmel with the Louisville and New
Albany air line at Carmi with the ST. Louis
,Rd Southeastern at n rris City the Spring
lelJ aud Illinois southeastern at Eldorado
With TIT shawDeetown branch OF the 81.
Louis and southeastern: at Cairo with the
Mobile and ~ 10 railroad transfer boat. and
steamers TOR Memphis, Red River, Nicks-
burg aud New orleans.
CH.s. y. Woop, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
JSo. Lex. JR., Sup't.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

On and alter Sunday. May %. an eScur-
sion train will he run each sunday on the
Caro- and Niucennes railroad, between
Cairo and Mound City, as follows:
Leave Md City. Arrive at Cairo.
Sam. s:25 am
4:30 p N. Asa pm.
Leave Cairo. Arrive at Md City.
Gam. $50 am.
op.m. $3.50 pm.
Fare for the round trip, fifty cents.
CHARLHs o. WooD. Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
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At the grave the ceremonies were very
short, at the conclusion Of which the
funeral party returned to the cars, and
were soon back to the city.
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RAILROAD LIME TABLE.

CAIRO AND yINCENNEs MLROAD
Trains now leave Cairo and Mound City as
follows:
Leave Cairo. Leave Mound City.
,.%o am. 1:lOam.
IL IN. l:i5p.m,
OLD pm. 5:4U "
CHAs .. WooD. Gsn'l Ticket Ag't.
AFRO AND vINCENNES RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
On and after Monday, February 8, 1874.
rains on the G. and V. railroad will run as
ollows:
GOING NORTH.
tx. Md. City
press. acc'd'tn.
cave cairo. ....... 1:45 n. M. 5:15 p. IN. lie.
Mound City. $40 - b.i0 " ar
kldorado -. l:3S p. IN.
Norris City 2:23 "
CArni ...... 1901 I"
Mt. Carmel. $40
rive ViDcennes. .. 5:4b "
GOING SOUTH.
Ex- Md. City
press. acc'dtn.
cave Ntncenues.. 100 n. TN.
80 Mt. Carmel S:22 -
Carni -. S:,'S -
Norris City 1882 "
" ElJorado Hoo %
MouuI ifv A..k2 m m a Ia
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5-l5-dlIn
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II. WAKDNER, NJ. D.
WILLIAM X. SMITH. NJ. ID.

once and Residence III Commercial ave-
nue., next door TO the Atheneuml.
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Moscovics Is selling on At cost h'eu'
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CAIRO AND yINCENNEs RAILROAD
Trains now leave Cairo and Mound City as
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The Alchemy Of Happiness, translated from
the Turkish OF MoHANMED AL-GHAzzALI, byiHENRr A
HOMES ALBANY, J. MunseD is one OF the principal
works OF the celebrated Arabian philosopher, VINO
ourished I'm the eleventh century, and who undertooA
the task OF giving an Ineligible basis to the doctrines
of the Koran and establishing the precepts OF moray
on philosophical principles. He has been placed on
level with Orgen on account OF his learning and lngenu
ity and his remarkable faculty for the exposition OF doc
trne He presents the teachings OF the Koran IN so
pIauslble a form that they almost seem worthy the
acceptance OF Christians. The best features OF s'o
ties philosophy and of the sun mysticism ne shilis
adapted 10 the Mohammedan theology. Tie present
work may be taken authentic specimen OF orleh
fail opjpop IL is in fact, treatise practical re
gon but also discussing many points OF phy soogy ana
natural science The translator has aimed az giving
literal version OF the meaning of the Turkish seeking
anpropriate equivalents for native dioms How far bis
work IA faithful TO the original, we are unable TO decide
lint his English is the most part dionatic and hlS
s,VIe though not smooth is free from garinS defects
The statement that Ghazzai born, A. d. 1856 forty
five years after bis death uOlD doubt due TO the
carcessness Of proofreadcrs
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EsS:I.;EILE .!:sy sysl

rA.ppsr .,a soyr AGREEABLE TONIC y,, inrodoeet vr
~ ~, IN Geceai Debility snd Loer OF ApPeN hhs
y,ube Rsonm ended fo puny By the Fool Journal a1T no
Hs.saIl D. Wensorth l.. Scott ESQ, r. V: - !. ,. :.
FRI s. A. ar Sold by Groosrs Omen Ann ,hslD'sS '~ss
lauls. ". .aeh. Bssa Of I'M Prepared D!
'' GOODALb BACxHOUsB CO.;
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Dnurinn Academies.

At TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
~ Lyric lsl 723 SiS;have. yoi, Prk nups can attend So
tier ONS convenience receive INDIVIDUAL Instruction 10
WALTZlSG Sc. See crculra A RECEPTION DANSANIE fhl
DAY EvHNIHG. litb inst a. \
4 DODWORTH'S CLASSES for ANClNG,
a. No ~ Nnb-are. corner TWentv-sthst'
Arc nov open Tor the season.
Twice veek-aoniay, aud Tbua's, Tuesdays 'ad FHlay'
Wedueiays and Saturdays
Once a Week--Sstnrisy mornings and FrcaT evenings
Gentlemen o Monday aud Iharslay evenings
S-udf of a circular
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play he forgets himself in his own way ~h''e -
work he is required TO forget himself IN a way pro
scribed for him by another Work should never ~
treated as if il were play, nor play as II IL wo''
work. Asa rule, the arts the sciences, ana proum'
tions stand in this relation TO one another' ino
accumulation of knowledge is the recreation vi ''o
mind which is engaged in creation, while the praI-
tce of Art fills the same Office for those whose "oih
10 the collection of knowledge.
IL will be perceived that the scope oil TINS 'oluo
;rvolves the consideration of profound ana suD''o
ouestions mostly of an abstract character ra'nr'
tbon tho discussion of practical means ana app,i.
ances in the work Of education. 1t throws 10 hen'
ON the merits of rival dictionaries ana giainn,"io
II offers no opinion on the choice OF blackooafus oi
slotcs in the study of arithmetic. But IL presents
the first principles of the subject IN clear hSh'
Soel,nc tbe basis of education in true psychology
i illustrates the capacities of human nature which
make culture and improvement the destiny OF man.
In the translation of this work, Miss Bracket,
who is one of the most eminent teachers of the day,
has performed a signal service to tho cause OF
rational education. She has accomplished task OF
peculiar difficulty, with equal intelligence and good
taste. Her success is new honor to the admirable
school of transcendental philosophers in St. Louis,
with which her name is intimately associated.