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INE. OLD AiGU U 4IBOILO4 . kg,
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THIRD ST., BEAVER, PA..fil
' i tt $2,6 per annum in Ad+ines.
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- sigoLetters and ordributione,•' It milk
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shall have promptaa
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In Fallstotr Beane P .
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tEAT 1 N , ..i :_e it ted and enlarged my** at
• t n.. • 1:: ~il ft +cid took, and hav4ifeassur.
i d.,the :.,•.:- -ices of the beat of men pies. I
ign pre.; , ..ecd to -warrlutt sli work Istre to
give en. ire. satisfaction. I have on band dif- ..
fevent•tatierne and styles Of Ensin*Pire
ci i y R. ,:ts, and am prepared to utak. Of 'repair
all - di: .actions of machinery, On reanQnsble
terms. . I 1).. .i
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l'; a'd Plow C astings ;,?'
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1 hnv.- 1 ,he best. plow patterns tliit.t, suit
t hi s n- . •, ,L, among which 'is the ' - .4lpk, rest
Vest era which hat been Tux ploW,Of, our
county for tha last fi ft een years'. The are
live sizes of this plop ; all of which I,,Manu
facture and 'keep for sale- also 'Tat* Le
rer"—right, and left—;..Mountain Flag"—
right and left—" Side Hill," and nriely all
the dittirent kind in use. Ai% ' . i
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COciking, Frariklin and Sleeting Storm.
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Having niadelsererif' important liiiprore
meats tknC , the s;Clinusx,4 l 'by which..igoal or
w ow c*, supplied witholitkiifting litii; and
having irr.O places for pipe , either orlOtti of
',which cittC be used at the. ae titir, : jrit it a
at
l en titat.ol3; to the oven,. thus awing lille.ad
rintagei of a Cooking Stove,. ke Veen and
Ftsnklin Stove combined This'stove )bits been
inconstant use for twenty years.-asl4 many
of them after _being need for -this period of
time, are now in good .order. Therelehnt 4'
unt a corlon• of this stave that ever Mints
out, soil this is easily and , cheaply `replaisd.
To =eke them still more lasting, we are now
potting in tilcor, fire brick lining. Out, other
patents are the Enterprise, . KorttOtta 'and
Premium. Parlor ,• stoves, large Mid: entail
• besting stoves, , Franklimodowes, Jenny:T.lllWe,
etc. Grate and Grate Fronts, Fendertir. Iron
hailing of various' styles, Wagon
,Bossis, two
Irons. Tire Benders, Corn Shelters, Force and
Cistern Pumps, Sad IrOns, Metal fiftilts for
kitchen,. Sheet Iron and Tin ,ware; alOll41 -on
hand and made to order. I l t: fact, I Minufac
sure And keep for sale, (most everything
wanted in the machinery or.htirdware-line.
Secoad hand stoves airings for sale '4heap.
Two' good new enginea l stiitable for saps-mill
or shop purposes now on Land, and will be
sold 'reason hie. ! • .-, 1 • '. - ,
marlhlti7.—ly. . J011 . 1+111104Nit•AT .
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iL ....... Hazvtir Balms.
NEW STORE, - NEW FIRM
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New (krocerit*
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& BROWN
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ESPEdTPULLY announce to 'tfieir
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merous friends and the public genitally,
that they intend opening a New Grocery Stern
on • . • d •
BRIDGE ST. BRITIGEW4TER,.
adjoining .the Dry Gdod Store ott , _A. C.
Hurst, nn the 6th day of March Ift,
It is their intention of having orif4and,'l4
ell nines, a full assortment of the
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BEST. FAMILY GROCERIES !.
andthey-bcg leave to state that they'Atre de
termined to compete with all othei,.dealeis
intag toWit,or neighborhood, as .I.4eir Stick
of Qoods are all•new, and bought at: Ilse late
greil , t reduction, and selected .witti 44; great
est care by Mr. Harvey ,Browri, whapedinowl•
edge of the business cannot be qusticiOd, hay
ing been with Mr. Arthur Harvey Ar
:30/
They call particular, attention 40, their
Bbnk of-Teas Sr. Coffee; as they tlaggr , theta-
Wren they have something ext i
10 . offer
in to price andquality. y
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The best brands of Family Flog vilyray.s
or anud. l'-cduce taken at all tin* at lull
matket price•L goods delivered. -
• WILSON & BROT
I:Fid.leicati:r, Feb. 27, '67-Iy. H
• 4-ALUABLE PROPEIITY
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FOR SALE ,1
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'UBE undermined offers for sabitiapi tea
k sumdde price his present residtuica situate
lirbt or Itirer street, in -the hthrough of
,vt; "carer 4ounty Pa, The to„is 60 by
, the house was built abouklwO'years
at - frame, 40 by 82 feet, basing 4 good
t , ml•ltitil on first Boor, ti root* and hall
LL 4run.l qor, good collar under4tath. The
4 %iz : , a - gt;lnii one, and well finish** a - Bctoa
`'`tern atidNnit l buildings. The is well
apple,. peach and pear trees; siraw
bt•Ties arid OEIIO fruit. The 'bocci is in ex
ar.e.tit order; This property is vertdesirably
14444 on the bank of the Ohio, within three
to notes walk of the Railroad stifien. For
ruttier information inquire of the I e g -
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rti t or of Rice S Rutan, Beaver, P 4 ,,
•irti,',67-3t,-.• ERVIN TRAIL
LAuGHIN G .g. s
DMINISTERED BY DR. 1,411711R . AY,
A
P.c, in eds./I'4lpm teeth.
1 haye added to My many other fi(OiSties for
the successful prosecution of myltrefession t
4isinaslan ble-killingagettCr.Ml branch
ef Deals' ry .performe4 in the be end mod
Dfae.ern style. - All work done OW etliMPlY* and
npercent. better, than at any- *ter Steam
theta} Establishment in the Stiste.l3a.Y9'6647
ALI ABLE WO:U S E
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For Sale
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THE undensigned offers for ;his hduite
and lot situated in the town, of # Boavai;
Vi• The house, a large bilek, is liMated Mate .
89, en the corner ofpuffalo',lund W
sll ureaand contains 7 rooms nal :sore room,
In good'repair aid near lY neakti 3 Oldi'btald=
agt and fruit on the lot. InquitWof
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0311NISTRATOR'S NOTICE—
tTTEits of adinintatiattOn of
Ittxx,late of Econoiny:townshiP,
"el" co., deil ? having been mated
_III •
peysons indebted4Oftaid "'ln*
hqueeted to :take immedinteitnyment•kid
on having Atimit against d *tate" will
`Went gm ] to the eubeerribeelwortrli Ins"
t aiiited for settlement.: -
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ntrla'67-6trL TITIE RISE ,' A
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Pittebtmg :-;.. . 24til 1 7 0 -o iit 4 1 4 14111 i
Rochester:.-..:' 417`•• IMO a 847 -41 - 1111. 4 +'
Belem— • . 650 - •!.1047-.' 66¢a+. 412 'eg
=spat ....- 715,1 4 1260 4.4 - 862 4 4 614 .":
Canton. - - :804 " 128014 747 . 44 '704 44
Massillon—. 826 " ill6'" - 808 14
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Orrrille .906 ".Ma i , 860 14 800 44
Wooster' - • 982 4 4 '286 a 925 ai .gm 44
hiansfield ..... 1187" 446 44 1112 " 1026 44 I
['Ai 1211 am -800 “ 1145 1. 1100 44
Cres " Lne IlDe 1240 - 14820 " 1220 em 700.au
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Bucyrus 110 11 1' 650 4 0 1242 " 788 ..
U. - Sandusky 161 ." :-7110 44 124 44 . 822. :•
Forest - ' 221.." 801 - " - ,164." 857 4 1
Lima 865 a . 918 " -406 4( 1022 a
Van Wert ...» 6•35. 14121 ~ 406 ii 11$7 " 4 1
Fort -Wayne . - - 660' 4 1160 4 6 540 - 1 4 120nt
Colombia ...; -784 " 128Stut 628 a ; Sot 44
Wassay....... 825"" 180 t 4. 711
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pk ymout ,h . „, - .. . 026_4. '286 4‘ . tor -id • 406 si -
ValparalsOL. 1059 is 415 - 44 -936 4' 548 "
[ Chicago ..4... j 1250nt 620 " 1120 4 1 800 "
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Chicag0.,................. —.— ..........
-- iBBsnt .440.im 102Orm 7 1 20 AN
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Valparaiso... , 521 -", 688 .44 1254imi 905 ",
Plymouth ....'i 720 4 1 822 " 257.." 1085 14 '
Warsaw. —-. 11 817 '44 640 " 420
.a . 4 1183 '.
Columbia-- it •904 4 , 1040 1 4 527 " 1219 rm
Fort Wayne.. ,1005 44 1145 4,
.700 " 125 " '
Van Wert .....11118 " 119 em
_824 " 282 4 '
Lino.. "- 1217 mm '219,44 935 44 833 4 '
'Forest - 125 • " '856 4 4-1100 " 489 •'
17 Bendus ky.,, - . 151 " 481 " 1183 " 503 "
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Bucyrus i 225. 'a . 622 14 1218 em 538 "
r . ~,,_- if Ail 255 " 41300 44 1250 . 606 .. '
vrelk was ji be I 815 44 616 mi 180 ill 620 46
Masslield.....l 843 " ' '656 aa 200 4 ' 657- "
Wooster.-- : 508 " 850 44 282 :4 835 . 44
Orrville-....7. 1 530." 920 44 857 a 906 - 44
T- klassillon.....! 6001" 000 " 430 -.‘ 912 44
Canton - .... - ... i 616 '"
1624 •' ' 448 " 1008 "
Alliance ......i - 715 " 1125 at 546 " 1100 "
Salem' - • i 744. 4 •1207 rm 620. " 1182 em
Rochester..... 921..'-":. 225 " 820 " 126 "
Pittsburgh ...' 10r25 a 840'" 980," 280
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Eriesnd Pittsburg . Express Train limits New
.Castle at 4i05 :f ariives. la 'Pittston at
6:45 p.m. . iteturningleevos Pittaborg at th.oo
a.m., arrives in New CaStlo aside - I.m.
New Castle and Pittsburg Ancunnutodation
Train !eaves No* Cugte at 7:00 a.m.oorris •
in Allegheny at 9:454.M. Returning lea
Allegheny 'at - 5:30 p.nt - 4 !artists is New C
at 6:20 p.m. -
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410 p daily. Sunda
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Cleveland.... 820 ax
.286ei ~...'—. 3801 , 34
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Euclid street 881 246 " 841 4
Hudson. 985 4 840 " 600 i t
Akron ..:..,.. - -,
Orrville- z ; 1
Millersburg_•,::. I
Ravenna:...... 1010 ' 415 " ' 586 "
Alliance ...... 1110 4t 500 -46 • 680 A l . ,
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Bayard ~ 1144 4 539 " .. .
Wellsville .... 120 rii 705 "
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Wellsville :... usAig 445 pie ......... ........
Bayar,d. ...... 4017 !4 616 .. - • ••• . • ...
Allianee ......1125 " .644 " II .
Ravenna' 1214p1 728 " 7 9 "
Millersburg.. ! .
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Orrville ......- . r' .....
Akron ........' 1 ' : 4,: ..... .......
Hudson...—. 1246 9 4 808 " • . ••• • ....
Euclid street. 147 Al 904 " ... .. . ... ':.• I'
Cleveland..., 200 " 915 " .... :. .. t , 4
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Belsire... ... 480rx 610sx 1040 ix .. .....
Bridgeport... 440 ''." 625 4 ' 1050 44 . ••••••
Lagrange..... ' 1 ". ... .1...
Steubenville. 555 I" 748 44 1158 '' . 1
Wel/Stine .... - 725!! . ea& " / 4 0Ing 7 /
Smith'SFerry 747 " 907 44 202 14 isr
Beaver '....... ..... 1... .
Rochester ... 880; " 950 44 1 240 "I r
Pittsburgh .. 910 ; 1105( 11 1 850 '.'
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Pittsburgh ,; 615 ax 210rir 1 4815 t 880 sat
Rochester ... 780 ; " 8.25-;" 546 .• 445 "
Beaver ... ... .. 4
Smith'sPorry WT.: " 401 - - 11 '6Bl " 544 .1
Wellsville ... 840'" 460 . a
725." 620 "
Steubenville, - No., ggc„l.. „gm "
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Bridgeport... 1112 " '707 ." WI" - • ;
Bellaire.— 1125 " 720 " 940 if 1..
TITSCA WAS BRANCH.
- Leaves I , Arrives
N. Philadelph4 6.50* m Ilayard, ,
Bayard, 1200 m, N. Philadel 2.14 P.M
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F. IL MKSBB, denial Tiokei.Ageitt.
INSURANCE. AGENCY.
THE. undersigned has been sppo • ted agent
fqr the 2Htga insurance Comps y, of
Hartford, Conc., and likewise for the Niagara
Insurance Company of New Yee , . sad the
Enterprise litsurartos Company of Philadelphia.
Each of theta Companiee tasoro
out-buildings. Stine, Manafsotorieft. &cu . .. 0.
against loss by Are, en favorable torn" fir lei
years or less. '
• Losses equitably adjunct., sad PrittaptiY
paid'when the insurance is effected. All "bn
ittors Ocninested with either Of thasiiintiaps;
sibi atteadtetto With "dispitteh sad !Monty. -•
WcianfraAllsai. ' '•
aug22 0 66-4y Bearer. ,
ADMINISTItr.rOR'S NOTICit
ItI3TTE RS of aitnuutstratitut on the'
ofAusaniai H. 6461,1144, of nunitllitoten
p., Bearer co.j "deo'd ; having'heen
el to the underaigned,. iadthisd
are required to Wake inutmilatelahaent,, and
those having claims will lerenent ztheta k pup;
orlyanthentieateml for. settlement. j'
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• - 4Clowitziluipalatelodeat;
. ' 44.446,101r41,411.!*ht...4-liT.***.
• lilil E . A ii i- li na'n! -foe Ans If i lfgt
AntOnATI two: ha i n 4 i iieid.e?44 ll 44l, Sikketi
/Ow, Sad pawl* NO hidepegdoe#,,,
! n il! -ti f , 4tnt eret..6,9ollftoort-kisssa . ;4l.
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ene... . IJ* .:Ati!l:shist„ 041.:: : 11401,
'dislike 'and maple .blaelt7board Aiiiiiai- --. This
'dies selected fos . the iwifn tittleiende444se
'6 0, 1 i -1 0 44 A m ": •! I ! in g; - . 11 . lit*:
Ab O mga i si e -1 0 1°14 .,/. II CaV ... 144
10° 13 4 - ii . , F4#4. 1 / I !nuldlin'i tn4es
the soltockhOnso half,* ntiia:from, tha..44,,
ant hays a' healt(4,. Seaeant,,loiatiOn, with
snlinbls grotindlor play. and enatehts.. it Ja ;
not enough that the, how . be constructed ; so
: as to bi binliby, s'opeditithlennd eonvsnismt;
Dui :it sliOtild be renteltbarod-, ihat. : si4ble
° remade for . exercise are,.
,41 4 $11PC;i11004--.
While . it ie , true „ that • the : ntentailweltitta 1
giro* and are,etring9issed, 14.44/41.- IL sl, I
not letts.trtin.,that the proper 11 . 14 /10,10i . ..4... 1
yelOinnent . -ei the:phitdeal powerio, requires fi7
vorible opportnnitities for etzereise.. -- , .
The school directors of Tud‘endenoe. 40-•
Berle 0104 notice fur thegood, house" snot..
ad,r and for their *ignoring . energy using
On last three years. This distriei..ispoint.
of I wealth aid ixopmoutekt,•is - below -isany
;
~,,
ire in the eenstY ; aid yet: its hotnitte, livb
of which were'. built within the, last two,
ye are excelled only by thOse a. Brighton
distriotolie- best in the county.. - It is' time i
Jet Hiner Greene, itatioooa, Reononty, ,
N'rth Bewlekly. and • Chippewk 4 7ould wake
The Darlington academy. in the bornagh of
arlington. was leased for a term of 20 fears,
refitted and
. refnraished for fhe. sommon
Sckeot Greleads.—These remain about the
e u lait reported. There is not oie
Onse in• any rural 'district, inclesed,, and
play ground iinficriad. I cannot understand
why It is, that parents, generally, sre so
particular about improving thetrounde around
their residences, by inclosing, planting shads
and ornamental trees, /te„ but do not display
the same taste and love of the beautiful
around their school houses, The influence
erected
arising ;rem sultablyOmproved and
ellifOnented school ground, would be very
. 9ur surroundings have a great deal to
dippi forming our tastes, habits end in ma
king moral impressions. ,But aside fora this,
theis is an attractirCnem presented by the
well:lmproved school ground, that mates it a
;dice that pupils loVw to frequent.. They are
not insesuiliobt tooOof beauty and advnia n
iabor to - sate the,
achOol house and. its starrountlings r
healthful and attractive, the more may we ex-1
pact! them to lovo thkr school.and delight
its sae! clam' •
n building new houses,'
he work completed
. afitti
a neat, substantial l'auee,7 .
and shade 'trees plant-
School directors, ii
should not consider ti
they are enclosed by
the ground improved
ed '
soo.—ill the ‘sitools were opened;,
cept;one in' Hookstown ; and were generally
taught in a manner satisfactory to parents
and school officers. A very marked improve
meat
was to be seen in many Ol.them in re
gard to ' order, progress,asid classification ;
while some of them Sell shOtt. in 'those
things.
The, iniployment of inexperienced
in the, private school's, dsrring the trunnuen
injured the classification, destroyed order, and
retarded progress in some of the schools. It
is recommended that,the law be morelitrictly
complied with in future. We sire pleased to
learn that many if the school bisards positive
ly refuse to give, the 'bellies .to unlicensed
teachers, for private schools.' • ;
It is the, custo;a in some districts to divide
the term into
,fall and winter schools; - and
the fall term is often taught by one who does
not intend to teach the winter school, and
cotwequently anew teacherl3mA* be employ
ed. As a general thing,:the fall school is
two and half months, and the winter term
three-months' . Thus It will be evident to any
one,
,when a nevi teacher is employed ior
each term, that we (*allot expect as good
progress u whets ono fouler issmployed for.
the entire' term.
. Irregular attendance liras one of the great
est hindrances to propel's. This existed to
the greats* 'Sent - in the country schools.—
Such irroptlarities as was found in smny
what* should not be t olerated. Such de
linquents not onirstand in the way of their
cwn •improveniest,. but they seriously affect
the progress of others, and discourage the
teschey.. Justice Io all parties demands •thst.
Such pupils should be compelled to, attend
regularly, or give satisfactory reasons for ab
sence... • • • .
The Bible was read in ail the schools, and
moral instruction was given by a majority of
the teachers.
Tmehcri. r .!—Ao wool, these were Igliroe, and
it was with difficulty dull the schools could, bo
Oeventpone ,Males and ninety-neven
females were emploisd.. during the winter ;
term! Of thene,fortiicur bad, no previous
experience; eighty-two had taught. has Ouin
ono iyear ; ten liad'attended Normal- ;whim*
one lumdrelandpinetaenhad read proicald'on
loichs; cIM handrii*And Odlrkr,gave goner - ,
al eatiatnotion• ; thilq-one ;Radials, And there.
pet n,saven falitres., I The number. of loon
'andnexperiemied:htalters was !vestal , than
fcmasely reported ;" y their success was bet
ler: Oho szalcipatad.l i The efforts made- by,
then genierall3r exceeded that of some of.the•
more, experienced -leathers, : which accounts
forOtair,success. jig not, the . pqemesion• pf
Mersey nd natural ; lqualifientions'efinir Wit
Conititutes the eueoessful rteseher. but Ithe
thipesitionto use thole faithfully and skillful- •
lyoux . entire conse4mStio n to the work and a.
rminet — loit to succeed. Thuy may be divi
"4l4 Orae'Clasactinth iegsrd to Arlen,:
. .
• ;1 - '
1
- ... use gains& aPrejsisiosiii,r tist.‘thead. WSW tee:Ot :* a &Ma l i r & •
yeah is bale lio; '1.141i 'i ' the' second by
___......geinwt_lllrpentosertbet ligliiisVenily taselitinfObitad t iirsi Weeded NM *quo- bat. . 4 '-I • • '-'''' r. ;' '.
illellieststahla
_HaielliOdieseleal ha" 'rata , " lii° lll . _ ..,
weed ititkilliiikialiakt_ ~e4 a lit ict 'kive - , L. &Myth . , prouiPtit and thoroughly tettle
f ill 1 UMW iAllilMOrplIb4MINiXiMI: ',' MO), 41146116 talliliii do:their obilsoN,'"lisenid 'aedayeao4 ;s e t ae tortsaita- are am / Inc.
jo u * thirmoesiwiimidin e e t
. . pram, sin-- ai1 1#1, 04 4.. 11,- yassaplosirklar • r istivo..eisO km reateette*,.le; sine . /lever '
ta te,Sig et- Mba v alurPialfreer
~ th e : raaPW,''` ! ' 4 ' L l ' 1 1 41 "*0 11 gIT* 4 11 0 . 1 1 free, 1 iffreeabia, dam 'Attest but Wehbunij-eireepie I
'''• ty•;;Tbeekidt• urilWleeehiskiresi-t ' 4016 4 *at bOatat A dedt *taaatioerear *e, ~ lalltittrtet hater betieithOn *one atill. l No matter how '
beg-MesimiltisittehlOhe,hetitis bait Wag.. 1 4, 7*taioalo 44 . it was •aiike hi, _
.. _
,r ' `iiO4, deb itraietSiits 'nay he, W hey - ihquid learn
ly atti wherellOrtilißh44llfty per Comil- f oltkolo W l TSi liki llkiejEk_lbtistiminn* '‘'Critii* tom niitefw Poor Ito Mayhe, .i'lioi`
of an` r ailwage attend**, ; 'and itri Maid 'Octii-‘ 2 ; d 6 .1004 , :il ,leelters -- ;of t Pa : _Pirs•ltki.-'' .l hela.. -
.iiviiii&iiiiwtisie)t beivilt . ''Thli ,City in 1
Ididithigthidttitilittiddlitersit'sndlithitiP 4 i lk ." s ! i r t i,,o3l4.,__ ._ _IFI ekiCll!,•!- will fili to:day eeritiireor Sidi Men *ha hats]
tat filleailitalltelastit*ev llt liWallltoirthis sed*Mile,liSite . .tt ', , ,idllirspstwbl,& Fir, tliene;to, haekei4e; ; haidAeOPe*lsiirtere; '8.0.:, ie.; I,
*MS th e& elteirls4atikili4l bit iiiiPoik: li t iAlwar . ke ' iiii_ . 11 i.! '.,:frati lii -i Pifr , Ist - saitina 1'0640 do,l:anor are ',fining]
^'-• 1r,.. -" •I ' n ';',l" -. ;* ,'" . --- '• 7 "l' . 7 " - - , ;' Ma" . • ' 46l6 :ilitiberiist ht. i'LliatibtlilS; ' ' .
, Ini i iiib i e their {Malik i tar!hli:didnoit]gle them,
ad; 211 " 6-415•- "AltIlnit 1 ' iPti IL T. et i • - UM Ileit " e‘‘Tiiiati tataits Ititutia lean' Setate;and 'sliest 'aid
merely adiPtklakeettlit_, L! , , .iiiklititSeiitiliteti,! iestk i n tr .z iiirLAirffliiiisKelittill t eetii
,wnys - a Predietlis' One; 'l9§ , ' , log, '.O l l
li alkatkat*orivis listifsewikOlki Niiiiiiiiiisiveisiok, latildintsami,nitit:ll:.;
.401iiihotin'aili genliallyi link 'paying -worli .
'kno w b l d li td e li r 11,4*.iiitu*"10if" te. -, ffich*f,lim*.:pimisset -Aid estittitlfa 'l!heitme sae !loigliihiiiiiiii far Ow* hit
attended 11114r sttl it ' l itie;*•"ad iii".fetii . k 41.0. Welisei . *lnuntis: ..imieMiiiies end ' whirs ft einntoeWelliiMiohne many a sOlitiii
On teaching and Wre . :ttO hi taagitilheti ,- tddrisesi,SeAtetatitesilifilie hilitette: • liev • gredoite faitiehei basiiiie 41 0 44 .1` . want* the . I
eelves * • 4 *- : - . 1141 V- 4 ° 21 *-0 " I "1" J . P• q uan, w; G' Tailt ( rt - Pa i; 'We- oalrneri itChnimis hotAO do. '_l,9t - notittic,
4 „.4 iiiiiiiliv
liana ebiairsh . ;illote tb' take' slugs Otranto& It a.' Wood,. were *seat sat giiii ni. prevent yetti SOilting .skillin some branch Oil
tiektiOlit linfii . Tin'AiMiiits is imisu Wale atiareaseatbiiA we Weald ',lire skirl fart) , i,tolekitx.4 644,14. - 1. '.. : . . '
qolillied teadierit strigilge
iae d `bt abondeM . the tamtpentits4- in -their . ' labors With 4 . tn. ' iivilMeiremit 'to he a 'ye;er:—“A rolling 1
businets Teta Mort reitilie maitifiyioatit.'. 9isetlva sitairise,: ter 'OS prostett the Stoa t , gethera no WaStai i 1 but is *- eolntly.l
I
Paietat ate* are ea iseihkei to Nish.** Is= "maw 'miaow' -- ' - t
.. ''i.-- -' h ' e d . : ~ haect e d ; , fi e' shi v e re d te,
amp_
~, , and i co
k terecta,":whellib, Piffle sending AO IV 0111 "" .'. ititarki.4o ; fifties' 'retraspiset, of ' - Ma , pieces. . N jart are hoseatind irldneirletel, Yee)
drat - Fla lach tesithers,lolter • thin' 04 #,tiod . I l iad ; *ettr; We iiii*:eticouraged to be hoPehq :Must be constantly makinirePutation, which, I
Ittleri ,.. eaen d" r !- -Idatili. . hE tese . heil t_ ',
_.‘lre aril - the thttirM: Public `sentiment 'is More tit-1 it you remain hi one place, helps you 'along
toritetimes'!irieliOed *pet the sineertty 4 rams. to .m& e r ee i e di g ca ti on 'G lut st, sa y ',the road •to fortune. Even a hod •tarrisir or
men, iv* the* talk itiddlittent. the limit:lOU: 7 horsier period. 'oar statistical report , sh os ia a I street sweeper who has proud that his pre:mile
'
his value of i - goed s editaion: and thei • *
them adopt a course ebvereive of itSheit 'la- large liereasaon the *amnia paid for'private I to appear on a giveaday and, hour and' go t o .
teresii aid highiat o b
its.'' . " ' - ' schools last ye a r, besidei ther e Wets' • ro w I Worlrmays,bairusted, bai i'‘ property in the
.--
. . good .enitiet,'Ochools supported at different I eattfidencehhus creatt I. If you eann3t fi nd
1
1 ' The riPtitlenee - and iltettitlee et the 0 111 t poinii is county. . These; togeth er with , i your work 'Where ion now are migrate; but do
al; ol 'that there is attattra
_tea dra ft upon the prof. Taylor's Female 'seminary and t Bea. he es,H wanes int.! all. *hen you Ihave struck' your
teachers'• multi from 'other avocation; mid
when we 'tern ' no
,surp v 2 atom — 'emy, at the count* seat, and the En- stem, stand by it ! ; •
#4l, teachers,' We art schools o f N ew B r i g l i t ee . Boa ss t er : B ea ; IV. CoMprehend that there is : work almost
obliged to license some who are tmatle_teach
. 40, e ; ,B v tgo r o otor ; * me th = an d others,' are everywhere tar him who cart do it. An nal
'or leave the seluicle vi:Mititt: ' '
Theca w : il tle e adttrted ' ae NIA - -Their benign influent* is also doing Mush to i sixty year! ago, and 'got very rich there by
erly,
,and werefreqttenti4ended,hy pareata dispel the goods. of tigi t Or a n ce sad preiodlee 1 graduilly • astablishinglinee of passenger con, •
add titbits. School
,di
~ 4 did 'not attenti that Mm e
gathered around au li i . warms ali t over that hdand.- Almost `- . 9ny
.
: as? Mani of these meetin - ettv they should hare It is encouragmg to know that tharioetring man "tad, htve said that he who went tlt Ire-1
! 1 done. It is not only armoury that' Mei t eee i t i n e r ou th e p e moted th e. principles of , land to make his forinie Must be: mad, lie
should hear their tea egazidned, but mod ....1)-1. who knowt hoer, and will work, can
,get rich 1
ra...rr.Y* faintish the most eottehmiVe !
!they should be present to at; with.the Si- „m en e t, : that false theories and, O re , moons ! growing potato.. in New. England, ;though be 1
Innintendeng in regard , .. 4.sitb.eiri___kud practices must an yield before the . e da ca t e d 4 hasn't a fire cent stamp to Begin With. These to:heels, and adept such C ''' .lll will Mt- intellect and the enlightened . conseients., it lis work thStwtll pay fees Onion more Pei.7.l
' mire the welfare of both'', lit,. 'qui-, their. tie- ' is M oo •
uto l o b ar M A to watt." At, , ~t i i itt i I ( Ole On tha r saiLef COMMeticut Ilona; Thera
I operation much i of the I „, ',." 41 - 4, i;e 4 . 41117 is mighty and will prevail," beams* the Step- artrukink4 0 , f "Pkductik! ' a " within * I
I superintende rtt will bel
~ .;--,, • , , „
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_,-- , • nal of Goa we hers, so these improve-• thrirlae of this that Wed be bought and ;
,Private examinations positively nait :Bents end retoemsin educational depitunwete I vntde!:lM largely fruitful at a cleat profit of
ed, unless the applicant wilS,sisk, air antignik:- for which we in laboring, mast wee ba g Are ome hgadvid :dollara qr more per acre. A matt
my absent. front home at : ilm time.et*hilyta triaaThaatip abe t! all th a t, ephemeral Irani 'be Saes Idiebigem, declined to go gold- heating
the public szaintnations4 *lAka irkikilab of Impediments and obstructions in the'vrii lathe fterdrThiesetat,eorea
'sins thwatandard of qua ' , bp; pow.' 'of progress,' met we should koow that - the' : PH k
i
Riles than ha_ owald_ge . t h th oll 0f.._ 17171 :,
dinginocmpetent teachanY y lesion - 0 mcid .reab a up •d, yd time, sad the achievement ti,siii win a good one, sad it applifs.almoet
certificates, and •others '
' ' i n you ave, it ,as generally :decease ro
. from ak ., et no b no w sub; will b e i n proport i on j o everywhere: lf you , can find nothing to d e
M application , . --' , iiii - • •..•-: 1 : our esvnestnem, energy end perwmpring w hor l . ,, , . . -
.. ..
. The public az *ere risti ta!s* bore in the eases which we have mpoustati.--- . 7.1 0 alb a l a
that
h...., I.
: toolbar bad'OetoteeVand mush districts iit. Who thea should be discouraged - bectalas',he • v
ed4O -" sun --: swot . goi.allthe.h_ermetaude. And ilow" --
a1ane,........_.
lIIIN
4.4asirsil- .‘tynitt - '114004.
iince gbh, plan
...seams private schools without oat
aikidos. ; :•.
Professional Readin:y.—:tbe, disposition of
teachers to read works on tealehing is improv
ing very much., There was mare professional
reading eine° last. report than in the two pre
vious years. The inquiry is continually .be
ing made for good works on teaching. and
when obtained; an effort is mid,' to lractics
their teachings. • .'•
fisitatiors.--ywo hundred and seventeen
yisits wore\ suede, averaging two hours each.
AU the echouls were viiited,expept four, irlikk
had not opened, or were simPledest, whoa the'
other schools in the districts were visited.--
School &teeters and citiseei frequently se,
emr.paoied me. In alnajorityArschoole, the
district registers did net Atiovi - es 'many visits
from school directors sad parents as they
should ha** 4cote, while is some the visits
were *creme. , One te e lster " allowed
twenty visits from citiseneftetag the ten's.—
Where the schools were moitriate . resting stul
prosperous; the visits wera4nersily meetfre
qaent. I did not often *Devlin,' teenier to
deviate from his resider pietist — 'tunti (deur!
rises:,. After' sp3nding 'Weald time in7thie
way to see the oilier and classification. of the.
school, and learn the teacher's ability to wk.
'en and impart instrnettiii, lipids' chars.
were sometimes called. After the Aetna:is
lion of the school, sad . laid* the requirefl
statistical notes, snob ssmstkins were made
to the teacher as were deemed neessetry,
which were slings, well received. • '
It is difficult to say what I=loh of time
&mild be spent la slob school. ' This dep6de
entirely upon the condition, of the school
which can only be known when, snaking the
visit. , lithe school is not welinrganThst4 and
in good working orders the' *lt PAY bily-Prib
!reignite iiiitventagin but when the leashes un
'elerstands ilis business and in i
aching Sid
iditialY and inowsothilly, leas gam may be
spent. In such schools, the higimpt aims; and
expectations of school Akers bays been 'gain
ed; **defter words of approval Med anceus 7 -
comsat; the visit may end. If 'twee* peer%
ible *make a visit of as lour near the open
ing of the school, and one of ma ..re t half
hours before the clinging of theterm, it doubt
less would result in red*r bandit. to the ,
1 sehooL, and be more , •• • -*amain:v..
intendant, than when hut . as visit, ff halls
day is made; but the sh , , ens of tha term and
`the distance the schools -apart, ;winder it- 1
impracticable. . , . -
, Five edneattonal .. . p were held in
Merest pasta eltbe eons • , and I delivered
'a4ldrceses to the .people, . ' . ed * "wakes
'a deeper interest in ed , - los, sad create a
morn enlightaniktprddlin: Illbeatrlit nerd
~en the: deinaidir'-of pu , e selwieka. Three
limestiags Wine well Stead . - end". aleed , di
ii yes of iaterest.nma • , ' Alamselatthem
the schooli gene tura ' • ' eatedidluient
with vocal mule wklear , , , to the Antunst
of the mestimm, ,< • ~ 5 . - ;• ; , - 1
I
I ~ Oofaitylistestisf.=L- I The !eid . ..Noksief Mr
: 431111 t•F itlxiirde eine held Itocheifir;bi 'oi:
Flober;'anci ecratintimi.in , . on 4 dayi. TIM
j'attendanCe of teachers :As; iii , hip, 'but
' ierpeetable.' 'Thit amen - ' ' there- that' is I
lalwa y s sureto male Mi ifides Lett:siting
pi
sad pro fi table, 'th at is ,' ' niskel*,..atryetin,
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for which we ark, let us' receive what is grant.:
ed us, Ind malts lash good use of it flair
will be etrengthened for our next aggressive
movement. And thus one evil after anothe
will give way before indubitable energy fini s
perseirormos, until the claim of :ilia:teacher
have been acknowledged, the - ow:mon schools.
elevated, and no air will be .itonsliered fit to
discharge . his duty as a , parent, citizen*
c hristbui, without a thoro u gh
My
giateful acknowledgements aro - duo to
the officers of 'Depritnent of !Common
Schools; for their promptness in tropic-,
ton of, facial *einem, to teacher"; for, the
Mures'' , eitended to ma occasions, and
to pont" a nd • school iiteetiers,' fo l4 :;ihek
operstion end kind hospitalities. •
'Aspirations be Rich
pkivig the New York pantos.) ,
A youPt *rites us as foliowa—and his case: s
- like -that of so manj otbere , that we trisatAt,
t una publ cly, scppressin his . name: ,
Dear Blr spoor boy. I "cola like
to get rich. Now what obeli Ido
,would
like to quit this section. I don't 'want torrio.
:Man on my father's farm. Please give the
best advice -you can, an& oblige,_ Irours,: - •
Aims. —The aspiratik to be vleh—thougi
by no mesas the higheetthat can impel a ca
ripla6.-Is, in our view, wholesome and laudable.,
The youth who says, “iet me be rich enthow n :
and before all considerations,i', is 'very likely
to bring up in some State Pettiest; but he wh°
consistently says, "Let me Bret be just, hon
est, moral, diligent, useful; the, rich,",lo on
the right road.' livery boy onght to coPiall to
be riok,peovided he can be without =Beth-
mum to I molai obligetiMi irt4-utord Pinot'
.
AL' •
But how shall he set shout getting rich ? 7 -..
We would concisely my
L• Bineyresnive neves, to owe s debt. ,
letheTtundamental mie4ke of emit
°oppose they can pt nick dater on Money 1
named by ethers than on that earned:, jeeps°.
Itivelr by themedvei. If every ybuth 4418't0
25 rearmost' to ! dar offered $10;000 fore ten
yeautat seven percent: Interest, 'two-thirds of
them would eagerli accept it; when the Prob
able consequent* is that tiplee-fourthe of them
would die bankrupts and ;paupers. Boys do
not need money half DO need to
know. hoW to earn and rive it. Tke ber'who,
at the close of the alit .of, his laidsiend - ,
enco•4 B , . and 2 0,4 Mo. and latest'
ad °ripened itwhere' It *lll par ' him six or'
alms! Pei . ont.. Will.ila ' uoa. become
rich if be liver , doses his
probablywill
.4Ta !ski (110 h; debt . _' 4 asZiva*a4
t Res .I"*r ijitiOas* than" that
of chOoshig to pay Internet lathes' t>;aa receive
*Mist &mini& im *keit' vialie j tab
:anti oiir **fin /004.50-=
;44 . . itag iiiiC(S/;00
In r ind bont-1 1 4 *sided la',
' "' maatilaa: sfai 'he'.44l mealy
maie‘rthiiisiber; is intik Olt $1;e0 k,
id iioeniiisi l ipo4iitrectiot Make tem
rO!it;oroili he to "arttY: rate cent*
hniomltint Ibr oqt boy*** that
whisk teethe then! Itipihrotih life reohiv
in; biting 'intitaithan pnying -it. or
tortaintewkink tact Ude *ma sphere; the?.
L. ,
FMB
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.
St.abiietthedi
.
•_ use that b. who far= stsrpattea, Per
day more Otani, spends mast get Siosh,-311d,L.--
MILS become poo . a veryr ae ey ed
truth; but We shall never be done needing lie
reputation. ; Hundreds of . thousands - are not
only poor but wretched to-day, simply because
they fail to oomprthend or Will not heed it.
WI Atuarlattm are not only , en extravagant
- but ostentatious people. We habituallY spend
too mach an our own stikutachs and our aelgh
bora' eYes. We are continually in hOt water .
sotbeeause we cannot live t t : t somfort: on our
meant but. because we p r .— . in- spending
More than we need or can afford • Our
youth squander in extra fetid and' drinks, iri
frolicii2d dieripation, which dose them brim
instead of good, the means 'Which should , - be
the nest egg of thew future competence.—
When Cares and children 'cluster about them
they kible at their hard fortune ; forgetful
thatthey wiiited. the years and the means
which might and should have saved them,
fromprine—nt and-future PoVerty.
Allithese ere very trite, I.homely truths.—_
All our boys have , beard 'tiara again and
again: but how many have blithers to heart?
fife :G. 8. and every other youth
that en& may become rick if he with
"to be , or not to be" rests entirely with tam=
that his very trselesson is to dis
truatemi shun by-paths and short ruts, and
igeepitraight along the broisd, obvious bairn.
,• • -
• A p PUlpit Ingenuity • "
reacher inthe neighlrbocvi of Tillma n
Mars, London, not undeserredly popular, had'
just kinishedrari eihortatina strongly recom
mending the Lberal support of a very ateritori
f loin institution. The'llongreigition was num
eriut, and the chapel was crowded to excess.
The. discourse bOing liniShed, the plate was
Mani' to be handed rained to the respeetive
pews, when the preachermade this short
addriss to thO cangreptien :- - -"irom the
sympithj I have witnessed in your coaatenau
oes; aad thestriet attention ym; have •hanored
sir th, Mer l e is only one thing I'm afraid of
that me of You may feel hi r tAlaecito give too
muck ; now, it is my dutytalnform you • this
jus". ithough not l fleasanti should always be
inior ivirtne to generosity;' therefor* as
you i r ili all be called upon in your respective
Paws ? r wish to be thoroughly understood this
Do person RiU think of patting • anything
plate who einnot pay his
debts 1"* It need not be itied that: thui stdvice ,
prodnied sn orniiowing
.
1 •
Ten ' following - story; which Mines foal
Califorigat We VI, vatiatisif A gentleman;
ha sing snide I lady . Preiwat of a pair of pie
tole, after eeieral trials of skill they concluded .
to go! through the 'forms of Wdiel. : They Wok
' 4
their position; peed at the Word,' and, to the'
to • -of the lady,'the gentleman.. fell.' She
,
'threw heraidf fiintically - upon - the cm* eni
briciog sad kissipg it with OSert emotion' of
a4dearlate, L'' 'Thhli each Magical intineake:
thikiiiatillian:Mrittel, • sat'l tisk! nnliart AkMW
thegfroand,land—tha; ;arta bowisiried.,,
Th i f tio reips7. Atha TkTOur7. Tifejie4
inf=thit.t.im9l_ll4)Pe "Ye- bee, NI" -
its* 47 41 4 eriPitizatioa' for par-
P* l ,raNg4i alifshirSes 3!4 , *Nil*
through, the P 11130,111 bb 1 11r4 ttia
hi jilt froteetkieTirrtßill hecinaa 4
balerd•lillero4ar ; bai t lab l iat4 jaarehilata
rsouthlii Utak capital for this purpose.
?is:bT}l.
=WM
A,dytd4Nml4
-alcktf 4 1 4',A isi*
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per moats ; taw* bkifir4k.,
eaata., liberatdißmat. Judi falearti .
, p4..vartiaaree oar *hat
'l4l4as ta - a r easeavdiS o644 akifiße"
6 "." 811 " a IRWIhr. t
'
B P•dal wins:* list !NA. siaisa le fell - I
via rata'. - - •
letadaea' 4 1111414' 115 7*Fds Sok N A
t .
ad otik
mai** jag beatbi: • --
'
er N ausea a a
=
Orli
OE
Vika Clergy,- or Jpoirisbrtrg.„ - esa.:-;
•;•- .• 4114ei: • -7 AV_ F
• ..the ooVerruir.- - • -
bie 'imlowiiio*lo*4497o4
mat: , •• •
, 14 i 24 u e Yt'"7 ,
re kin Eseatiess, General
in. 1
Bin: 'the ottersigitai.,..
~„i,hit;*4.4',"
srsl ebusohliiiif the
,elty lits7h4mir*.: ,: , , r ,
1 17 4 t P l4 lder t 141.1 way tdr
* l 4 hurt?' i"ngratiiht". 4 , 1 440 I;.
4.l4Cbyt4l,3l.litpad which r ic il s ***? 1 4 :11
upon the sui4eit of teia . '
'Re feel tbst.thialks,ashitskofmrt*Cliidi
sees to tha Wolfare,orottr.Costwesmeslilasit
thiresper,lty isathe4.- site
also conchicCdillitilserela
, the land s newly. sjiahe.nell anti :wide `
interest upon - this *Nod, !MA i•
I viork . great and 'tailing lined tetrier'
twist of the'etommtinity, " - •
lett' theseitMeintit; 'and $
ttiitimple . and words„ s the Chief ; Magistrate of
throe million of people; 4.it . not but have - ha.'•
tainoe itifinenitir, that • wedo , ;'cturse*sq - thei- f! .
flesitintonar *Or tendering yott e 'ist
personal and °Mehl! eapaeity;'our maitthaalr -
ful *online!' of your late and 2loloi
('endorsement ofable Avery necessary and!
tart' ,nieretnent..l Also, de nit 'forget' fia'•
fact list while ' yotrr high:'pelitteit
will le44 . great . foracto year advoeaci of - tibt
Christian oause,,it will at the saute thee'
pose. you to \:the eppeeltitni,lfiad mgeniftg - gr
Most, formidable' influences...; = •
Therofetlf.,it is that we , desire, in this hue': 'l'
blew, to eueourage your heart aid strength.
en yeur_hatiiis by this salutation, in thename : :!'
of !elision, and, "by the isinirinee that, the
Christian peophl,of liarrithurg; and .we b,
liars pc the while • Etats; MI bolittily 11114
Ahankfully with yen. - • 1 ' '
Be assured Oat jet? shall not seam te•bil
thankful that tits' great,. Cortitnonwtedth
Pennsytiantalum i- inthe'person. lier_Vitter
Magistrate a man who is. . Willing andwho '
dares tooppose. with his , penanwil halluenew"...
and officichatanding the cryinglevil of intem•
peranee, •and the'll horrid iniquity if the ligues
01050 . Ait4 wiTe - ive are thus gateful..
will not tail to cisme for you the. ( blessing of
God and the : gift-1)f his enab li ng, gram", that, •
Yon may be continually ertaiiiitd for the dia. .
charge of all thelhigh •and Chrtstian*Ponli7
Vilifies to Whioli,m the proviclouce Qf 4 3044011. -
ire 64 4.e 4 . • • • ri
Velri!esPe4 l 47- t: t '
le Pastors ettsttil.
(Ellicalid bratt.t,
I The o,,exital System: Sys4e.
re;v the ben•fiti!
: Itivir s An. • ''
*ions by Obis i ftie'et j
of wheai per busbel is 60 ha ;earn saidixrriot •
_l.'
432k , 1bs ; barley,l 48.. This ' •
pride Or bushel Ong given, to 5n t, the pi4s
per Ict#in multiply the prioe per .bushel by
1001and.divide bi the ;umber . , flimn4 lo .4 1 •
bushel. I. For in4anos t At $1,50 per bushel
for Wheat, what ih the pricepok•ow4al,--$l,.
-50 riMltiplied by
~ 00 63*esiSt50 1 ,00 divided- by
60; the numbs :rif pounds busheligises.
$2,60, which is tbe prise per eerital.' Again:
The pitc !` per eental being Al.+, :to lied the • • )
grim: Per bushel, multiply the price per isms'
by the, number of pounds in.a bushel ind .
vide by 100, • Example: Attq.6o per eon*
what is the price per bushel .of 60 poundf—.' .
s2,6omulti pliedby 60, give: $160,00 dleidett . j
•
by 100 gives $1,50 the price per: 'bushel.
The rule will be found .correct in its lipillesm
cation t o o bushels i ofand.weight. n Our reader:: •
- willaave much time while the new, aytein.
beoomlnefamilialzed; if • they will . est this
Witiole out and krr iL in a han47.1 74 41( for • '
few day S- The whrive rule is •o.
'easy th4-prple;11 . 13001 - haao`patiaiguiioalid .
to the new meth Already the inerket...re....!
ports-of Most Of tie - ;nit* Age igiTen .'tbn
pinta: s tem, and it willhom: be uniemwedi
A Question About - Lb*ltimigot
• . . reases: 1 ;• ,
_
A singer in a L/440n eonoort asloolt 'tidbit: ,•
to the Pall lan I L amts . , . . )'• ' • . :!• :- ,1 :
i Can yon or any of your rea4nra WI, ma,.vdlogl
ladies of title are Honed to moor .tbleem •fil
"moiety" which the manager or a meads halt
where I elle ollgatt l ed so a ffir•S ,er id* mil,
too indecent : for Itia atop? Lila moat aditier
members of my profweeionc, i haw ald mytignite
au front a deoler be fasigionalteletait•elliastleg
iag. 'I findthat til l : ma ineoriably willeirOge l ;
that no fault . can found with aull quil#7 * I
thematerial, gilsi•ilt k ii ore ' l , ll s ea°4l4 -414 , 1; ' l- '
oie
open too' long ; in Cities - skirts , enough i • .
roungl the waisf, , brosti enough, tbettemNi 1 •
but always, mg low4he neck at t eat A# 4 4 • •
oli o rea to wear , auelnet feel . iWilii,lall f
to nesiltbent, Without adding . deeptiad ,i1f., 7 ,,
Ince or eilk to coerigr my ehmelligire. ' Ni elteerivl
_ . ,
ass from come riv co ea , einchsam, salt iitit% ;
Er ladies Who Mend weU in t tam , Cott dn:ii4 . i, i
.: ,
flow Is 4 unit th so ladies cariinm• dream.; C
sitting on ottoma nwith geatlngsaa, .lenagheig .1. .
over them, that :I Cannei . arid_ a. riot iellowegt . ;
t'' wear ftn the. s i SO a *134 l4-1 0 1* : atilt -
;,,,
. soma, yards ' • tiot‘viat lied iii ,. .e. ,
dimmer.
. • • A ciss'ocise sumons.;
7
Tunny. Ifameit lbr ,Gliris---, , . i. .'
ra i l
' theibittaW c l :9 , iiiitiii4iiir i 4 a , isoaf•: - .;• 1
?loin af that pi%lit, Who
._ • front . , ~ , t,
F,ransiseiito Nig ri.Vork'sasga ilia Alice Air t.l
thnitainterOicanl(theen;rafatits thft-I,iteiiK.l .:,
the painieheotwsrOsen 'Napo , : l . waass4., ~. , ,
Ilia husband and t i 4ire.l%ict #.4 itilriiiimlii,' ..'
oinigrotot to en li toraia;Auid cilitessisolis isia3. ' -
aismid• to 'korai. ,: After lutibst ihnik
~sl!•*ii. il , :' ,?'
e t,
Ppile" -in the - .WaShOS sitrertnisitsoll.; - , ..
was rettivabsz• tn_tbe Mote 'Orbit, - ;:..
Rhode - -'1 , 1141a..._ tae.ilil' 1 ‘, 1 1 1 .!ft 113 4
nth three daashtsrav laNksd I.***Froly. ..
Nebraska Brow*, tiestoliidelitasok_ .
.._. ,' - iliillifi t •V -
oodialroWit. ' IfOrlrrienti sionhi I a"( ROI al tbl f '
my lohitebbinl ShosithasC.; .Ciiiiie lam: ice- . ' .
hrtiska. krul brhit I . l ilitorklit'inCitaltliie •
with.l o k r imishill.. P0 1 0"‘ *41441 iti t . ' '
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