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the beaver :
Every Wednesday:
... • THlßff'
A ts2;oP per annum *n Advance-
' : Met contribution*,' b>
,isll hare proippt »tionHon.
QUAY & RUTAN,: Eds. 4 Prp’re.
pOKTIOAXi.
le 1:13-
[R THE STORM.
aft:
, along,the ahore, ~
is now the tempest's din,
ch muffled ,
•o|4ing slowly £n, , , ••
11,0 s the suor.
■ none' hushei
tho s»:
V breakers
si the sea-line dark
i walks, her.tearful eyes:
iio boat, no barque— •
she weeping cries.
Voinitt ,towa
furus, as.Bli'
c{jC DO
Ahs! alasl'!
■, along, the.shote, ' i.
rife stilt.hurries pn, '. ]
amy ocean o%«¥ ' \
■hough the stomhas gone,
gale that fiercely blew
] against the window pane;
cep—ah! -yeTt she knew
: wss on the angry main. j
jl.yrj (he shor
jfco Sshor’s;
And sawthe 5
~ tCJTing
■La:-! wgit, tb«
Loud
gbe coulii'?’*
win 1 .
e, along the shors> -■
; waves, with ceaseless din,
ife shall seeno more • -
..i'luggw cojming in.' ,
iflbc'dark sca-lin*
i rescan doth divide,
esdwallowed by the brine
iitlioma ■nes.lh thp tide '• 1 - '
"t.
. in, dang the shore.,
J- s hew grief. the mourner hears
; whispers, ‘‘Weep no more,
T ,’P« swi.r thy tears; ■
ciposfs wrath, and vain
■'rage with min fed ; ,
■Along ihrit.oi
t : e.re,r))l. l t
] The red
■jUsd where ft
Tbc s"ky froi
TLt birque'l:
A.-scors of
! .1 Vf.-Jj,- t’,« s'o
A VliiCCihat
for I- iW/I
Vain h the to:
TSV biilotyf'
The due one I
Yuo tea‘sh»l:
will bring again—
render ao the dead!”
i, along the shore,- ,
I everlasting inain,
< p 1 what never more
Dime bring bach again. !■
r 5 roiling boom the dirge
i; t wallowed, by tile brine,
Along iLi shut
. That skirts ll
I; iv,- oft w« wei
The waves of
Ail'while year
Of hopes'.loir
less search wo urge,
jah the dark sea-line!
Ijyw oft a fruill
And vainly si
ellaneousu
Mis
im South Carolina
Letter fi
EEMI
tr ,Station, Pee. 24, ’64.
: Yon are perhaps not
the Beaufort District of
i m i*'composed entirely
The principal ones are
llilt.od Head, and St. Hc
*raat number of smaller
■jrt, oil Port Boyalj-isthe
of. the District .These
'under the. general name 4
. The are tally occupied:!
overnmerit; and on them I
Uandolp
Itf.VR -j-
•V.vv.Vd Ov.iA.
r, ~AU CtkTi>\
id 'ViilMliS.
i'ert Huynh
li'/tu, iv/tij a
/<ne«. Jjeaul
chic-f town
islands pass
'll I'ort Hoya
hr the b*. S.
ween fifteen and twenty
' ' I-i
ere ire oci
■■'U«an<l.'coi'
lands acd i
id border!
Irafiandsi natives of Ihoscf-
iy of those
l; on tile main
li.'jto, .Talne*-. and othbr
»I - .
hests are i!
which the government)
I. hits not fully .-occupied;
and similar’ islands be
orgia, that ? the"far-famed
ion is raided. These isl
spacc which at one time
■ foifli-eirenlar shape.t—
•at sard •edr, net more
i> to ton ■foci above high .
.ground is always tnoist a
clow tho. surface. The
i of this District, back j
ijat, is probably owing to
tho heavy growth of veg
i they • pr jdnc'e.j and the
j as a’ purifier, I have
civ,heavy fogs as wo have
Inch. an.d soop after sun
litation'of moisture is so.
tore is a continual drop
r from the leaves of thb
m This some
noon, but generally the
after sjnnrise. Ever
revaii here, as Uve-oaksi
J 'I * -
cedars, .nalmettoes aaid,
Syi'amoiea and locusts
. for ornamental purpo
rts are figs, peaches, or
ckberriesJ The banana
ifii’.er ones
'S!.rs-;e« t 1m
, i-. on. tiicsi
•■a.i'land t*<>
.d.s oec'upy
...
ey arc %>•
an front liv
iri untl the.
'w inel-.os i
'^'■nhuinesi
>*■#'. .lit o coat
‘.'Si'”-" 1 )’ 0! *>
V iWnrt Whicli
“■■nil nf fir.stj
■vrr shen sui
“ffi: this md
sot the'proC’tJ
that ll;
! ,;r it r "i(.- rviito
.v’-'ororeon tre
hys till übar
ears oil-si
■ffeoti-iiccs p
JOjlmv '..nos,
kwotiidias,
trc Cat 1 lira led
'"V Tit.! ffn
id r and Id
(yards, bdt the season' ia
jWfect its fruit. . / . • '
but man
graded,. Perhaps 1 I told
it the original white pop
lirolygone, and the couh-.
' <H ' , ' U P “'i by th e F reed men. Wo
*-■} , ' llt ‘ so '|Cry ighordnt; they know
*■.but to work with| tho hoe, and
.Still wo'are convinced
■ranee is nut for want of
bnti thej 1 want'ot -culti-
iir.owu in
' 'h fii-t to |
is a tr
l'l-c-ir de<
■ T " 1 1’cfore ih
•’ ! Ooii i 3 en
'' t "" t'OiGHI.
this ijni
Pativo talent
Tr,l - ii ;n ami O’
portunftyifo dovelopo.—
;«edingly anxious to i ro
of . the older ones think
hut arc that-the
1 shall; and they are wise
»r idleneaamay growwith
jg. and this they know
j>r them, as they lookton
V r birth.-right; and yyo
! y are judiciously trained
a good prospect of there
country in', intelligent
,ir * ; &ho are not ashamed
hd now that their bonds
land, they tecl therasotyes
r^;y-irre,«
™ T«- S i:n'
u - e 'y cannot.
Vuunijef onei
to fes
' m!cs > arlli J
not iip fl
lr,bri .r as; the
V thoi
w no it
‘■'a ! n ont
f-
-Jf.
; ><i i.>i iv
MU
V- t:
L,v,;; ; ? 2 . ;,.?i,: - ;. - c,!.
>i/ . t
t 'U * J ‘
'■N
VbL 4i~3sr
• t ‘ *!' . .* * y
to be; man,tHeir gratitude ‘to tbofeovi
ernmentknowi nobpundg 'f‘'\ T ;
Let me say
piatfl need to see! that .they, dcjitheir
share in aolving'thiaproblCra of human
freedom; forthese people are in one
sense a part of onrnation, and assuch
Will yield a-powerful infldenceforgood
op evil.; The idea of: colonizing them
will explode as tbeir'yaluokfl a labor
ing class cornea So be more generally
and folly understood, Suppose>now\
we conld colonize them and undertake
to flctUe all this vast territory .with
laboring emigrants .from , Europe,
Where woo Id bei the gain ? /Two., or
throe generation j would have to pass
«away d>#fope aoob' could be acclimated
and c.oqldadapt themselves tothecul
tore of this Boil.l But hero' now we
have already a ptjoplo physically a dap
ted and ready, ala soon as; permitted,
to take hold and Wing put the resour
ces of this region; atis tbeae States,
undbr a system of free labor, will soon
equal/the other sections |of dny’conn
tryj and the commerce of the South
ViH th^n' equal the sameextent of any
section of tile Bepubhc, j Perhapsyou
will say the South is called! the weal
thy part not. Tjbis hks not been the
fact according to the population; but
the wealth/being centered on' the, few,
and those being the rulers’ or .minds
with whom’we came in] contact, wo
at the /North were accustomed to
think of all being comparatively so_,
because the masses with; ourselves
were ■ more equalised, in regard to
property. |
Of-another thing I wish to speak—
the docility of the frcedmen. I cannot
think the African race is docile, as wo
often hear if 1 ramatked. ; Long, op
pression has made them sufcmtssiue; but
not their. Characteristic, and do
cility is no mere natural to them, than
to other races, and this ■ time Will
p%ys. ■ As+o their capacity for intel
lectual it Sis i ordinary, ;
no doubt; many will be .found above
| mediocrity, but these will be the ex
ceptions,and hot |thet/jgeLeral rule.--
We do not think ibeWa metaphysical i
people; they howjglve bift.-littlo pvi
dpnee of it,
•bjt/corapar’ison than argument. Tet j
: ahothcr generation or two may prove;
, jj>- he different, a,s culture’: improves j
! ajjd occasion deyElopes talent, just us ;
/soil must-be cultivated and the season ;
I favorable, that the fruit truly have all i
'its spirit and flavor.. Weare all edu-.j
cated by ouf .surroundings, and these!
people have ..had nothing jto inspire)
them, and Jno alternative but to’ sub-;
init, '■ > r /•■: , ' ■” j
There is now a n reat stirring of the')
people in behalf of the Frcedmen, and 1
many proposed pis,fis to promote their |
elevation.-- This is truly as j t should !
he. But. let me ask, are we ; as we j
should bo, carofu lly seeing’ that a cor-!
responding care is taken that all of!
our own .rape ,are cared dor ?—all of,
Ihose of Spur own native-born, and all S
if thoso’;“'who seek our hospitable:
shores to find bombs wbcrolhey may)
b o free from oppressive mle ? ■ Tliese I
are of the things j that we must not, |
'in our great zeal for. Freed men,'over-'!
look. Charity must, or should, begin 1
at home—but not pud with the begin-}
king- J t '- , : ; , v j
But 1 have wandered' from myshb- I
ject, arid the digiession reminds me,;
of an anecdote with which/l will in- l
troduee iny next-letter. , ' - '*l
Wo are all in ; good health; j)nr)
schools are prospo.ring/and'fhe teabh<
ers are Ouri address is
Beaufort, South Cardjfna,.in care’ of
Dr. W. J.-Randolph. We will bo glad!
to hear Romany of our friends, and;
answer any questions proposed about
our Work. - Yours, etc.,!
' ■ Margaret £. Slentz. |
An Erect Position. —A writer
health very justly condemn* the habit;
of lounging, Which a largo number of
persons indulge, ag injttrious'to health/
Ho says: “An creel bodily attitude is.,
of vastly moie irnpprtance s to health-)
’than is generally imagined- ; Crooked (>
bodily positions, maintained for any '
length jof time, are always injurious,
whether ih-ithe sitting, standing or ly
ing posture; whether sleeping or wak
ing. To,sit with; the body leaning
forward on the stomach or to one side,
with the, heels elevated to a loyelwitli
the.head, is not,only in bad.taste, bat
oxcecdingly dettimentnl .to health.. It
cramps the stomach, presses the vital
organs, interrupts the free motions of
thoicbest, and enfecbles the/unctiona
of the abdominal and thoracic organs,
and, in fact,unbalances the whole mus
cular system, Many'childreD become
slightly humpbacked,, pr seyorbljr
round shouldered, Jy slecpinjjf with the
head raispd;on a high pillow. When
any perahif finds it easier do sit Or
Btandr pr 'Walb: sleep 4na crooked,
pqsitiod”(:bgV a Sj,r ligb t odd, sacli jjec>
son may bqsnre’bis
is badly derpnged, anil the more eare
ful lie is toipreserre a straight-prop
-1 gat baok, td nature
sgsin, the better;*' x i / \
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1&008.
county ,'teac!
EBB’ INSTIT&T|S. y
; Annual Meeting at NewßrightOß*
■ '.< i it jU?p«•' put l c ?’■• ■'•• i s .‘if>tu’.v 4ja
The Institute convened ‘inc-tl
■School A Tuesday, Dobl^STj’Q
at 10o'clofefc, a. ,iu;j jtorsuant tfra'
oftbe County Superintendent., Snpi
j/l. Reed, President,- in the chair.-
The exercises ware-opened with-pray,
ior by X>r:/Breokinridg«j of Rochester.
Owing to jthe sl)SohcSof,the Secreta
ry. the minutes of the last meeting,
at Reaver, were not produced. On
motion), a! Committee was appointed
to ;perfeet|a
A-fteiya few minutes’ ifelibefatio'aythe
GommiUe|> reported as follows: j
■ f President :. J. T. Reed; . -
Secretary; Goo. M P. Eidlds;
Ass’t Secretary: I.Hk Dungab; ,
Treasurer: Miss. S. A. Platt;' . |
Sxecu.tine Cgmmittee:- yip.evrfl.
Wallace, Eakm, and Misses. Breckin-i
ridge larid[McMinn. ■ ■■ ,1
Com. ori Resolutions: Brockinridgo.
Fields and Dungan; •
, Com. <vf Jlfimc.* My Dnngan.'and
Misses Kennedy and.'Jhicker; - ■
. Com.' pi'.. Entertainment: Misses-Per.
roll, White, 1 Kennedy and Tucker.
Onjlmul|pr., report cf Committee re
ceived and adopted..- _
Dr, Breckinridge moved that the
los/ilnto [hol’d a’ morning, afternoon
iaiionii evening sossfori, Adopted.—,
[ Prof. Anderson of New Lisbon; OfiM
’ being prei'ent, was solicited to address
j the Institute.- The gentleman nrosd
I and gave |a very interesting account)
of the-’rise and progress of poptilar
education) in Cnsterp Ohio/.' The]
speaker shake very enconragingly oi
their schcbis,,and attributed the mark!
cd ; ”ftdL\r|pemcnt- in education .to,J,hel
teachers’, well organized Tnfctitntes and
Aisncintipns. ■ After aomeiurtber re
marks aniithe best..method of conduct-]
ing Institutes; the meeting adjourned.)
' Tuesday Evening,-j-The IrißtUute
was called to order T by the'’ Pre.“ido.nt
Opene<d with prayer.' Alter.the read
hig and the adoption of the minutes
of session,; tho Executive
Committed announced that Dr. Breck
inriHgp would lecture on -“The origin
„c writing and the.science.
a." The Dr. consumed
■fan hot r in a very able j
course in - tracing, the j
‘'S*d«eqtient 'teyefeiie
ibetic writing.- closing j
, ith soma practice! -re- 1
i-ilectibiis V-ji the imporjtanee or vocal 1
: cnluir'i, ap exposition of the clemen- I
‘ larv ls'ohn|s. and the high estimation I
[ in .’which Lie subject spdnld'he enter
itaioi-ii hyfevery intelligonf teacher. —
j Afteii non-re remarks by! Supt. Reed,
jthe Institute adjourned th fiieet Wed
nesday mprning. i ' .
.1 Morn iso.
I 1" .*' ‘ 1
j The Institute mot agreeable fo ; ads
I journinentj;. Prayer, j And.
[“adoption cjf minutes. After'some pfo’-
; miscuhus business, the Chairman an
inounopd the following subject; “A s\4j
| tematijc; method ‘of toiichjhg 'Penman
-1 shfy).’;i : Tiip diseh-sion [tvns opened by
i Prof.' Fields, ’ Tho speaker insisted
j that Iri’orcter to bo successful in teach
jiiig this branch of education,'' the
teacher should have some system-by
1 Which 1 bos should be governed. All
! the letters; were readily deduced from
i.a lew arbitrary' or cor.ventiotial ptin-.
1 copies.’!’Pfie'pupil should be required .
I to form the letters agrjeoabilo to those
j principles joh the bluekrboard before
i per milled [to use tli’o copy-book. After
I explaining;'the modus operand! oi con-
I duelinii a recitation' in! this branch (if i
i educal?pn;!the speakerjleft the fsrabd j
lior rchlarke by the members of the
■iln“tit'u|je.- iOp motion,! Profs.,;M’Clin
1 took and Aikin of Xew Ca-tlo wore
u clectodl'llonorary Members of the In-,
‘intitule.',. Qn motion, .adjourned,
, Wodpcslay Afternoon.—Dr. Breck
inridga of pßochester, bpened the dis
I -courselon lithe “Eftects of the moral
i and i eljgipjts character [of the teacher.’
: The Dy topk decided grounds in favor
of the that it was' not only
1 necessary Tor the- teacher to bo a my .
; al, buualsp as
mining that evopy one yho .enters
the’profossjonof teaching with proper
| motivck must -bo -strongly . iinbiicd j
jwith. a) doke towards h|is fellow ’ores- (
tpFfs; and j: that ibis element-of lbve'l
■ajiripgrt ojiljy pfrora -a heart that cher
fgftSs chrri[WfP, > P r ‘ n P'P' e iB-. The rolig
ipus chprauteF of such a fcacher will
leave' ills'impress on thpse whom he
has under inis care and-that itis be
yond the ppwer of. cah:u 1 ation. '-to os-,
limato !the|goo(i which such a teacher
wields in t!he elevation and civilization
of hie racaj 'v.j ' -'i i;
Prof.) MkjClintoch followed by -rp
markinjg tuat the! great aim, and ob
ject of pi ■Reaching’, should be the ele
vation of ]JtipUKmpt;only,intellectai»l
ly, bat Rlso| {(WJpreerainently in the
cultiyaiior lof ih|s|r-' ihoral paturcs.
Enforcing hi* remarks |by .many apt'
.i!lH»tra|tio is£> an 4 dotpppslilAUng ,in
various!- w tys howj this can ho acco ra-.
plisbed| byf-tbo moral : tfjjd. religious’
teachen. 1( |, .r. . '
Prof. thydisauMibp,as- v
sektingjthat the influenco of the teach;,
er over his, p.upi.ls.for gopd.' was in'
propot»ppri to the degree oriiepppoeU,
bility:hp fhtt towards them.. . . !
‘ Rccejis'y 10,mipptetfJ‘ ;
Prpf.l JJ)cClin toc k‘ drilledm a cJaM in"
Mental! , AjrithmetvoJ.
ttfcmbpn.oii the Ihstithli'. ASjOTtrnea. 1
■■■• !' I-!■. - -I
Clidtoeli. '■■'■■ •• |#!£. T; ■
,t Eeposjof lO.rajttutta^^
• ; Prof iFfeldi* opened' ,,6n
t|i o bcBt|n oUiod of ■jm piping jnatrric-
.bp'■'• j ejoßwnidi llidst arid iivjifdervico.' • Tlio't6Tt*o-jii^'<lep:A^riviral
■Swed, by. l®l IK? educational'prosperity! of thej Pprtjpr consisted ofiabWtj pevei}tyb fb.s
, •.i-'i J f i -a' 1 ,-brief time]! *bpply|wl«'and' nix hundred gun?. . Gen. Bug
i |.!rHCKSBAT .MoEKItJO- ’ destitution wßlt tal- ; Itr's command diil : noc. resmp. all told,'
;> « j t ' ented-tind efficient teachers,. -I, 1 Ist veil thousand men. In order,*llare*.
derdwolnal i pKej f tho feacb&nil them- i ft re,l to throw the'responsibility- of;
*'n , '! lnstitute heartiiylsympa'p fVi Poire oh the latter, Admiral .Pd/ter:
statid an* aytnonptrM«Q the ‘Pfimn 1 ihizb wjiih the agencies bet ns Employ h inuat';dccWe' that |hi« efaormu.a-fleet
plesnnvp vroirt •*?’., opef» |. e j! to j-r'estoro thei* national i|D}mdn,!j was superseded Tn importance by two
aliens, p r, f crineised ny l ! pledge .bar united -co operation!.b|y ev-on three brigades pf colored ops,
Messrs. | r forfison, 'Keeja,-r mlas, ory hoiiorablo anti feasible means to land that his work became impractical
Mtss Mc.aastew.Mr.! imtigan who 1 auataln this national integrity.!*' ‘ j;a* jm on*ae tbeirx-b-operation iwas wii'h
wnßasslgi.ed to the dtf|y of fosolvetL, That our kind .regards In d -awn; v .-. ! 'i ; ! ;.-
class in jPi adiiig being pnccfsarilv ab* connection with the expression or our | But if loAleclarps this, why. di ihe
sent,Stipt. Morrison tosk t"6 stand and thanks #lO tendered to Uio Ipldieh of| L b'giln; bn |FprtFi»ber th rty
oper.cdm discussion.on >JIow to ijtake New .Brighton for Uie musiciu liner- 1 ! sis hdu jsi^troqpft-amrol ?>
the school foony healthy atid attract”, tuinmeht with whitdi.ivo w>*rc’iuv|red||. VV hou tfile lathi ‘operations fa led,
fvo ■’ 'Thcj Jrcnihrked <thal.|thereby. icmidrri*qti.f»g, a large brbpoc'i Admiral'Portur-loOk care! to hsiaiii
among wayj?ieot><focirn to health ; tiot' uf ti. c interest aifd alt.ruii|i v.e];o j sl' a i.nonijiced through! 1 the profs* ■ tha the
fin,the
j— First,l-OToper.TCtilMiiUbnj lycondly. j er; ll bT Iff rt. and expressed! his determination
«)eanlin£m.6f tlie par,t of ; pupils and j ■; '‘Jtesotoed; . That a vote of tldtnk&i he J to and fight i|t •'utiwlth the sail
ckmnli unshod the school roamjtb'fdly, 1 tendered., to the citizens of t^allstonQi s and marines.” ELe ssempd to. i.nv.e
cqmfoetbbjp seat* and desks, npd, last”; a'nif -New Brighton for the kindness t persevered in this heiioic j resolve fur?
ly, - culture, ; suck as a ' ri ci hospitality of which the- rn'erabers 1 irig about two days, -j .6eti,ißutlbr left
cymnasticß, As to making tWsckoot; 0 j Inritiluto frave"been liiolrecipi-- on ihe nr 26tb, andi A.ftuiral toU
room altijaeiiro,:he- «i«uld urge .°No'nEs*iduriug 4 (heir •Bbiourtf ib their ! lowed in his walrecintLi•»!U7[tti or ‘.Si.h.
jiheteache:" tfits necessity of making; njyj.Yst. ' ■< ! * j’j i. -i Vi hit Admiral Porter nnghl have fic-
J recitations agreeable atid.pleasant by.j r ilcsolvedi That a Vote-of thanks' be;, with his'Osaifojrs dn<i|n:a
askingand having;asked many tbijdurcd to'lhe school Dirac Lors of ,ri i.es’' iti.tho interval; wo are-hob in
lions, suggested py tlieisubject nintiori Rrigblon. (or-thi' ii.se. (Of thgir iornlied. i i--- j -
under cpupidcratibbj again; by. Bolioollllall during thef evoralf cssions Ai to thi matter of pper
rabntingUl e school irbpin and mahi-! qf‘tidsTfistituto, and also for Jim 'gen- atio is we ! fi.av.o a single rentark ; to
feStingtas oin the ainsmgeniant of, <ir ( )S it,y they displayed on lh t e becaition. mike. Adiniral "porter either l»<jgan
maps and ether auxiliaries of a whll j . That l» vote of thinks bo tojymo.n or enßed ! too soon. If the
conducted Exhibit kjindnesB f ex l ensled t |j 'Dr. ; BreckinridgU v iFibf. tr»o|j»B.' were of any conseqiienc|, h-p
toward pupMs tmd; sympathi.se _ with j jg_ ]<j; ilcGlintocknndllhv., J. lL|- Gleiin, shbild notfiavo ordered the|!;ttack be
them in the] difhculttea-tbey onconnler j their several addrcKses yd<]livo|cd_ to "el they . arrived. |lf jthejv. were of
in tbci.r stuoiesand attil! times cause 1 before! tliiS -liiHiiluto,' also, to ik (|on% ( ‘quc.ncc, heishculd .liave '■
them to 'feel that Snpt.of Lawrence cp-Prol. U‘Jii|ed the Ittack afer tbejy loft,
iin them, anji finally!'hie earnest and j and Prof. Stovenso'n i "Vllcnder-. m.iii ForLPisbcr-hah snii'o;o
devoted to ibo grehtustjeause'of cdu' yjnjoriaut sovvice in confine ling hi I jilect.! '■■! ‘jl
jeation. jTh b spehker was lid’iO’.ted by j bxercises of the. Lnatitato.|:| 1 We arc not anxious loj defend <Jo.
eomefexcelU ot inggasUops'on t|)o snu-1 i p;, view of the (Jiiliculties with which 'Bauer from criticism,; So j far as we.
ject by Miss is McAtostepj and Pettit.; teachers harh to. contend' irij cohse- no u'Mtnnw, he doel not staid in need
hod by Pevr'. Oriiohiow|afid Brcckir. ? bf inadequate coin p|ii saiidn of defence. When the tiil;e '|fir-oxi'’aa--.
lirjj b X.-. Saßt-iUwt. the difficulty .boLng,graai(tj;:'aug- at bn arrives, he will prohu bio be (ounii
jitfecd, tere'mi ‘Sting Sojoarffco; fin Jilted by the inerehsed exifen|o of abijiidantljv able !to defpnd him-i
J; 'i Thursilay Aftcrnoouj— -Stj+t. J. I.; every Icoininodity', !! ;;■ ; self,.. But.since thesi'. mstters geoj
in the dh*t>: i .Mrpungah bcinp;! Alfreds That as iai in»tfttlel» .we|««‘|o tl, ° newspapers,! ic-i is- wbrfh |
present. drii : >i a class in'reading, ari ‘ w )j n id respebtfuily soticittue iijteritmn !wl ife U> notice w-hp ip npi”t unxm’.” to j
I'thrwurd” reap.& ECkctim<| in older to ! o j f 5t .,, 004 boards tb-tho irnpeiriiivo 'P'iriei.t Ins-apology ip |
illustrate cei tain principles of -clpVu? ’ hebossitv of inch incnebjoi of tjAt d it will perhaps be foupd thajc he j
.tpp; criticise Iby moniljeTs of-..the lir* | Hillary, as tl-cir 1 timbiasetij {k tl A- 1 q wlla is swiftest,to mrko .ait ipofogy is •
slitute. “Rev, J; D.j Glefnl. by request,l r nlnfs' isiic-lminded hvj thc!tu>l-cssitics' : ! , ‘° niost siands?is-fnbod..of. pub j
followed insefrno very CXcellccb prad* l|f jtha case":: find'i.iwUniofis.l y t<i the As to. Gen. ;33utkr, ,lie sCei'ps .to ti ini-.,
tjeal remarkslon thb of cor- I sc |f denvin". .self sacrificing ifinil nr- 1 b" 'jui wait. Ills report .ri .not-,yet (
rpet instruction in this hrun 'li of com- i'dnrous iahc'-Ri'of. U." 'teiiciierlt .Skbt. ;jP'- 1 P‘ 1 i . 8l!e ; 1 ' 'Wr has he;ei.ipuvyod.-sA|_iar.
nihn school eduebiion : Ptqf. James j took occasion loisayl wlolc !,s wb ..knotf, the newspaper '.icoijrhs
D, Stevenson |f Pitt?.barg.'ncciip|ie<J the f vo i‘ e vv ; i.s peiulmg oil the IjefW.ii---. h° c‘vnis . to. .oissumipaty ffho suntt
' lecture stand ar,d discussed -thb synthc- j tiop'rAlative tq ibei Frofessidniil Itafn- "'fbth pt it in an nuonicmf i«oa.
tical roeihod-oilteacliingPrimary Giam-'t j n ‘g of Toacliers, that it was aisubjcct | ar< 'ot aware I hat fie has yet caa
jrlar.' .The hoh/Tor the discussion p£ j of'dvas't iuin<vrnym6 : to tcacheraj—min- I' 111 tutation upon Admiral Ported
‘ ! 'ilho bystl method Of seicuifinv govern- listers of the gbspol-'hnd liioir tueo|og, :,bi? phhlished inlatiy shapp ..But TO
raentin schools" having.arrived, " the I ichl son-.iharie.s--i;awyors, : . Mimr -ilawipH the . \\ ilnringtpn fail
subject of [toacfiing. pripialry grammar. {>biio6ls." will'.the time.had, now opine iljcon.s-.to nnaNy- passed upon.Gcn. ,i
was postponed until the piorhindse«'L n .^ en , an enlightened scrilninPntJ dc-jder.ol whose conduct no just imppa
fjofi., ,‘Supt. Al' irrison.’ said: id order f mh’nded' • schools' <>fci insti-iicfipn '!■ for Jins’ n .as yet hcptijtiiadc. will qe cute
to, : socurpigovt rninent! in the y teii; bhM's. Ttio jtim'o was; at; baud Ijl.o h hearing’,, uribuae. d*
tpapheritiTtio- irsfjplape.. ’shobld i.'bc-| %v^|<n ' o vory teacher shall ; bo rcqnireil ,y.
grt'atified for hii work: that. ha should ‘ hrdcnruV-.license -from somp 11 •
hhyo complete ibritrol jbf |,,'nimsotf boV ; Normal School; befoKi helnrUho '.jclei
fore rhe. aitom its to goyprnf others; | permitted I to enter npml thdhiiitie's 'ph
jhayeja fixed de .eriulnatldn tp succeed; i o f icachiiig, and tire sooner teiadjiers ‘hut
dijScKargo jimpartially all jibe,autie-soi 'themselves oil the l.'oncfits of ibis]
the 'school' romp;' hitvo decipsion .of i ]nsliuilionB. . ( th-J belfcr jff jvvill hlfij
‘chap'cto.r’cnmb tie firmness \v;th kind- jb Q for tbcni'as teachers, - and ipr| tluV--;hiic
nc.sa; study f.He d ? spV>silion .and»-ch'ar-1 —ofeiiucatibn. T!io;|ppax.“ . yua!
(ion .'in]
Vas folios
]
- **P' t greht’cansb - —-a *- 'i.-'r,- ; - .. .. . . i Ve ‘./
ipilj ■ secure the co-op- or sjpoke in, very flatKying toijmH-qf full .sleep, over them.- Follow tltera
its; 'and .finally oxer- thol JSd'inboro - Normal .Soho)!>t|';|w}ik;|i. jtb 5 ! hb ■ village gr-eim, or tile . public,
gmeot in: mCraatters be shad visited and, tow Id c|ui|'ri;iilly ; hoi 4,'and you - will find Hint iheircjm
e school 1 room.' recommend i£ to all who contei'ppliitc do.es not turii■ upon 1 the >yjf>u>
iornoii. 'participated in j reniaihiwg jin the profju'rjioh. '•jdeyful iFall of Niagara, |or tHp, of
Jlusicjj by" class.' On .Reediiqvid on, tpablution rylativp Cliamouiii, or the-exploits of Alexunsi
int?j Priof. Stevenson/j £©’ the establishment hf[a : - der. i>ut you. will head him [say dii'd:
iv, Jones land- Glenn,JSeiiboi in this Normal thatiiyWhen did Tim CjilaSj.kill his pi)-
notary members of the • thcisnbject jvfos-'-of groat )mp;ocMncej|L( uhgiuef)— or, -Ilow. many- qu[_
Burned. f, : . to the,citizens 6f Beaver, cq. f|T.|i,er«j' torn |yi 'the .acre dojs 'Farmer Smi
erunjg.-4P.ro/. Steven- \ wefe strenuous efforts being 'few g»|t .tl'om such a fielijl of wheat?!’... l
i lecture on’ Gram mar.- interested ; individuals 1 to- Hedurplj tbej jf ge .travels'at ail lifern the Village,
made kiio'wn bis meth- site; of tliiif Institution in Se<iicklj. otvia ptm in the ca!«e ot|*q,me great er
fg instruction in this ir. jipjnp part of A.|Sogbehj Gd;. jand dent,for that; of a bridge .'being swe
feb of education.- Af- bolTcoutd not seeJ why some seffort awayl by ..somegreat|luodt Ttiose:i
lio Eov. J., J>. shohld-nol It.o put forth to.seodrd Us -jthe tdpies that «zsita ( hi* Isympath
an address''.before.’a t location4in.: ohr; owii ’cqunjy. t--Jj*roi. kiild-tu uiakbj.bun become a pallet
sqct;:b!«| audience df FiHds said flhaj, he was somewhat Ik- dill, yin jnnsi' elicap Wi
cqds’ of [popular educa^ '., ri : ! || ;ir w ith t,be effinds bT our Ailegbp-. |u«i'w«;>apcrs. .’Every | 'market . to|
cw of this speech oc- lny |(»o Bioticls.' and that it'poliiiOved khppil J have its Ipcal sheet, ooiitaini
rty m-irjujcs.’aiiid Was j-’t-hjeJ>iljzrns of Beaver ‘cq. : tc| lake .alll'lhp local news of tpe neighboriioj
jeal inj behalf of th.ejsothe decided aaitom if tb»y,w|?rk;at-4v|)oit cf Inceidcnisfibo ik-wa of . j
on; '..On I motion .-ad- all interested in this maum*. No jonu i and [quarter regions anil t ob,ir.
I J.!’; can-estimate this influence. pel';. ppgluoimji. These would excite b(s sv
.Y itonXTNG.' , ’ ; Institution would hjnve in onrjfnidstjo palbiPß; Umo would make hitp a re:
i onened as uthial with, the cau-se : of education in lku#!eo co |g r Tpienlyqa iravo succeeded in U
din", and' aob roval of ' woiild advance in• a 1 you .■ 'theni give him rbmethl
1 PaUintr of the roll time one hundred per cent. It; j more jenlargcd,had comprehensive,a
announced “The [best bo i .moreover a source 9^f yi9e "l , * : -
arting irisCruction' 'in tow M n ,n w . h,< * i" \ v7 9' '
a topic for discussion.' %se Normal schhoU araSmlq i^U
after a fewremarks tufiope, B . nd . f ,.° H f T f
ftjle study,: proceeded I %%£***£ .^thoii^^m'.
* h *‘««v?‘i
»#«te ■»
beating, 'by means cf reporting a su'ta e , - ;. n . :
Ihiclrthoy y had previ-' school. . Should not,.
for rocitatibn. A largo flueniial citizens tejo
teachers present, ex- alar education, bring /? tb ®
tbod» of blaring i-oci- this committee the
ndy: ' . The discussion vantages which our own UMU. .ui
iptemtdndmany ml- v preso.tt-u j.' t.i i« ! •ji
ns were thrown outicalitieai Tou remai j 9
. Recess qf ten min 1 wp™ adopted wilhcut. debate. _ :
ch tho’suhjrtct of Or.-! lAffcr some friendly interchanges .of
pied ' the’lactontioq df ~ spntimer.t, hy.'Soveral me'mberi.ol. lino
til the bohr of adjourn- tiislUote.one M tljeMnost fncce^ejul
. Insulates ever heUlia Beaveropunty,
1 ‘ ' j i;i ' r
, y
pi each p»
eration of [pare!
cijuf his own jiid
pertaining' toctl
eraf other gebt
llioj discussion,
motion, ilrs. G
Rove. Criichlo
woi.o elected he
Institute. j Adj
: Thursday Ev
son. resmn'ed hi
Hi|<j practically
pd |'of impartii
inipor.taiitl brai
tir] music |by !
Glynn dolivorerl
largd and rest
tbiichcrs n.iid fri
lipn. Thd del is
cirpicd some thi
■art eloquent' ap
tchcpers vocal
journed. j
! Fam
!• iThe exercise!
! prayorrr-the re;
that minutes an
Th<i chairman
mothodj of, imj
Geography,’’ as
Ft of. Fields,
on:the nature o
tolejxhihit thot ij
in impartinglnfl
•rtf education; in
stty of pupils I
the maps, that
ops|y prepared
nurjiber of th»
plained their mi
lalipns in thia s
•was of gotvpral
liable, suggnatic
by the ipeatters
ute?, after_whi
tliogcaphybcet
tlipiljdtilatVaii
meST | v
;rp i';_ .!■ -v -’j !! | y'i' ' jtl VT’’"'''
■ i-::i.i
, i-j ■ i j-^.'jH- : :’>'- ■ ■v'<- : '■' '< ■■'§■ ■■V-r ,-■'!•■ y'">' : '.’ X. '^Xiretießieta
;il, : v }} %:■ iteig;
!-/•■.•■ ;• •! \ ■• r h‘ ;1 . |i. - idWtUMj,iiad oftlonj
V "■- At' i ■■ 1
. ■ sMrv* W-r; w J' ~ i; .;■ 1' Specskaottori&ii
'^trtA't tttftt Ajlt; : . : t: A 'tt tSAVt\iV/ ; ’ . * ; v.
~^~Z —'.' " --—■' ■ Vrr | ■— T, jjArtirH.’•Sp— *—-—* i.v?aaino43 «*rd«, 78
:.i |£i£* - iiSQ$ 'v.. k^ESSE^I 1
•; Friday Aflemoow.i-Tbo committee
■t on Kesolutione report-the following,
lj wjßiehjiwere'.'nnaninibnsly adopted by;
. section**:;, r; '
• WafenEAs, rfbo Pr6fcs»ipn of teach
ipg is pno .offhe mbstfresponslble po->
si lions in life; and,. Whereas, all oth
(C'r professions haye-tbeirinstptutionfr.
j if*-,, which they are prepared ifor the :
I rjeisppctijrQ'.djiitiea of. their ca!lrng| ■. h
~\Jiesolped, .Therefore, Umt it is abso-.| J
lately ;tbe of every teacher to ,t
• professional workp,v avail t;» ;
Of the superior adVmuuges i .1
Of Kofrtial School in»irut|«i6o>ii 1?
?£t’hat a l ’ an Institute :we i n
dSldartily approve of the efforts;’ which j o:
beihgiioiade, to., establish ajf
Normal School ib thiaN6rmalX)lstrict, 1'
believing shat\such an liii<tit|jiion'
Ijnurned 4 tnmpel' at tho
xecutivo Committee. "' .
T ■ J. I. RfiEp, preside:
,Gm M: P. Fikeds, V
3. H. Pt-NOAs, j > r eCP - ■
Wilmington. |
A dispatch from Wilmington
i junecsthe withdrawal; ofAdn
f nrtiir's floct. Wo preaujmO tlies:
mentis correct. One of jibe grei
n.ivafe, expeditions; of'lniodcl’n.’ti
.1 iis (reached n j»onicluab|
: Sapdrj newspapers lof*- -last s
rade haste jo deeiareithat the. fa(
>l’ this expedition : was| (
Jen. Butler, JNsral officers \viTl sea
I thank lliO'O paphrsifot-' tb.eir >
?n, display of zeai in behnifoftht
Low to make a, Reader Jsp.
. niiV hue speech.' “If
.into of the rtni! )I
treatises’ on sf.ienco.exttlfif.rs ■;
ury, of b ooks of traro!, 1 they,
i I mi td’uiinlas oi*
I they, cither will, hot
iiwfenj at all or they will yefy
;A[; baehcior, if bo po«Wf.aea
fancy/' can havg . conSHiera 1
riebt in speculating npbn his
fatVi While he is milking
j
vit-icl:
■pjoy'
turn
his: niiriii /to whatj bounty lo ot;
his hind, ho roams amid a ha
ut imagination, a sort of mental
lygait^isU
f
(A Greek - Poet implies'that \(
of is the andiltm" reliefj
there is anpbler bliss still—t
rh fifti h e .xjo t»sc ie ace at;\ tMe. ft u
vhef from a guilty thought. j
pninj
hiptu
dert re;
h«.
Mr. N«£g«V.speaking pf abli|
Bawjer^ayßr‘ v rWHiilo’ioh« c
Irtv «c«t.fltf»dQsan'l <-have "iacn '
V ;[!|:"-i
jwpod
saw-tt
»aW.''
i.- v
i v k ; - i i
1 k. i il
Agric
:atl bi
the
'■ Tl ’ I■’ " ’ '* \
Maximsfor She®’
, Sheep do belt N
in [large %nes. •.■ fl'
meari fr'onvil'.HTV. jri. pm
a TarTftet ikecps this number ,
should he. separated-^Ui« IjvmbH
, decr'epitr steep the.,
'pr.|ves that iiicy may receive eatt;
cai h.; ■ ■ ■ • ' _ ' ' ;
■]b is better to keep sh'eep cbPfThed
in yards at lhe Tenriliatv
to’allow them to.rsuj'C.at'WilL
■.Separate, yards should-alwatp-bja
provided for sheep and cattlfl when
prictfcableibnt/it notso/toey -phbatd. r ;
ncberbeturned into the yard togetb
.er, as accident and loss ‘often result
therefrom. •
«n
-n'rul
ItCSt
:mes
ns
ije/to
tree
md'l
na-
\6onrenien t' tjn*; Mutably .rtrran-jjetf'
housev or sheds are. indtepensiblo- la
Ra4cW.fiilijr’!'’itt4c“' r 'K ! irGn I-.* small r
dock 3of sheep., SheUerhbeinlg proyi*
(led, ,tlV«v sheep might never" to.’ he .a!,;
lowed out in a storm of rain or snow*,
nor in'damp weather. • ' y^'
All houses pr sheds for.sbeop should!
be properly ventilated .and well.light
ed;) Attention t.p the,’first of. them is*
of Wrest importor.ee., !-j V;' .
\ ,Tards should be provided with pure
’frailer,' in . order- tha,l!-JjhP. sheep may.
not be compelled to seek it at .a dias
tarjetifrom the bnildings, nor, obliged.
to pat snow to obtain moisture. They „•
wiil,eat snow, if they .cWpnbtjget
ter., hut .it. j« injurious to then*. • -.) ■;
• Racks ;in.slie - ’p houses' are of great*.
import ar.cop as the sheep can be fed
thateiiV. ip stormy weatli'er v without
wjltint;,the forage; ( .Yards should,.ab
so jbe .provided with them, and alpa
wi|h ..grain!.troughs:.'But in 'clear,,
cold weather... when; the snow in the
j yard is clean, - sheep jwili. eatYheirjfpij--
|eei| better ahd frsstejless if. fed feppp.
j the snow-ihan rn any Taok. ever made.
; (rive some kind\pf„ roots . twice a
wefek, to the entire fioek—feeding this
laibbs and weak sheep frith.barley,
(*o!|n or sdrhei kind of provender OTO
rv
otner Var » • V..
«dth' regnlaritr, and , attebd;
>nr floek .with ger'tlonesa ogd kind
!ga. '■ ;■
;on-
nnd
d to
“Plan For a Hen Housb- : ,
IT
» i -
,v correspoßjikP- .Bow*?- 3 '. Cat;
■ator gives tbe wing • di*ersj£*.
ijn oi a plat! .{for a lien Louse for £*■
tairty.liOiis:
live 'onol.oscd 1 part be abonjb 1
feet square, wi«lV“r<Kit | verff
;irp: wfalU; f'rir feet, ihigh; t ie side „
k'knd' c|n ; tb-.-t. }• r-&*ri ..
jto fBr>n n.jibri* Uic-'a t'*b'”? e«d ft x'-e,
•bttJUn&ief'.V'dajbc ;
•to extbb'li tw-ii fy-L ;|<!(V,.U.e CiiclbycU
iui iM' r- r '. I tjii: i.o;n ; d cv r ‘-p' V’■ l • ‘ V¥ 1 * * ,lrl ; '
j! o;• r>in 11«'I, ‘ 'VI; hou t. gtej w . t ll >• -■ —'' ~.f ; *<. ~
lie! t'-ienef]; 'onii* foaf. vr<J« • and-.--
(throe l d‘eep. ‘leifvijiiy §psc,ojfw
ifplrarli-airon(» : »n'{i*bf ‘ft--. Tl\e hunj'
siumdihe kept-oiivofyjLiiesepyitjp yi-v'.
cal slabs : nyO'inches- vide., tyrp and.
, nliyif' .inches nnart,-|is,n<! >i ! fh.to<;n / jd;
1 b iff jit.. ' On.tee top eoD^vtict.
tiers or. abovd ,
•t i|et ojb*’s;'-; have' sri.nici bests; *n
10l hphs ijr*'- -
t'SV;
s . h i
s;j!j
Y> t l»
*ed
to
iiea
lire
iiit*.
Icilr.
led.
lorn, iscarti-'iib VWnc* for
iiVj'Hit.- or 6v-wi!>»' luVt-*. if »y-e shutt-\ri
trH&cfocdifcg anil
aijdl iill.'to.onrrt downwards. .Coni- roet
Fofeiat iWa -can. may- t»Umei»ip
to tine honesty duriot: tho day. .. l^V
llie jcuiriiiscc lio .in .Uio end oppct-hr-*
- th« portico.-'- The' roosts '.s.iii pin .-ho
binlthke a. insider, s»rtat nn
fiirty-ft.ve’(l.c-crijus Utuier tbjGse tor.-ts, i
’tl\r«»w ,lre^»J ! <*ftm every f s \ri
Tbcs-object itf. the porfico. iv that jli#/^
hens may. be l>;d and- the- with-’,
drawn '^yiihb|i V going into tho her- ;
nery;-meanwhile thu piiakryrr.an. is,.
*lcctei'flsitttbe incle-roofety; oj' thd
ithor;”' i
oni
viil
to
CM
US
p fatten poultry, 'b ..that it will her
ler ami. .juicy, Viix. equal quauti
jwketa tioar and (Hint meat .toqeifc-'
yn'J| wet the, pasted with. boillnrr '-va
jdr.ti let the have, acce**'to
1 day. Let ih(ini also have ueecra
Jean .water aud.Voiiie bhiled pb'dr-
Pveparena fre.-di butch.lor: them.
»»0
nt
.‘Cul
'kv.n
ns.
tfery
it^aj
to
toes
every morningf. By allowing them tq '
have aecesf. ?':) food. a!! tiines, tUej:
willi consume less.jind (utten ft* to?;
ithan they: tpll'-n> feed tfioirj 'several
tlnUs a !l?pw.I« need food often',,
andjbujt a r ‘. lifttlo at oaed ieedlug, in-,
order lo fallen very,fast.
x , ! ’ I -
fn-
Feed your ! with
kihsj-and.corri meal,'bran anu oit cake;
or something of too kind,'to Keep up
the butler product. This
fl,s igold t6' paj ohr dobls ic Eatogp j
.arid : |wi.’i prigM
;pi^n! is I : "
be
of
he
d-
Horace trfeaiy'doea iio]t
farirnri jf. Ib b. rfeoont speech he saldt*
“Twenty-five a*er%£3jt \’ny
rather h:y
t>> bxplndelaH
and is ih'e'only part of- ic Which'doo#
)"-•! oat me n|ore than it rururns ’*
ENEEI
sa«owi*r tM4« t» jju&T
jg . . v j -
TWCLTS ' ltMr«t &U t^pa
*snßap fertjl
i cent*, ,iw
p*tigioog, PoliK«*l
WParxaers
iJn
icTck. than
'.oka vfe>
'->von if
tbcy
\nd
Fattenii: g Poultry
f Butter.
• 1
?v
>• r
loc ■'nii-
'r ■ r
' O'
k ‘-’"f