H.—.hab.bath Seho<-’ f.i’erature.”
7.—Tl-. ■ aecret of fuecejs in teaching.
'.—Q n-itions dr* Tn.
The subjects | I;sjltid, and ques-
L i handed in Mum the audience,
wore ul.y discussed and answered
by the members pi' sent ; prominent
among which Were the venerable
Rev. Mr Clary, I,‘ov. Mr. Marble of
Prairie du Chich. Rev’da Foote,
Pond. Tracy, "omig, Mayne and
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Eh i,t e 'tin, , ii very interest
ing oik to all t. uttt idance, and
strong hopes ;.if entertained that
much good will i suit therefrom by
stimuli ' ng t ' - : t-wed zeal and
faitbftilu. ss tbosl who arc already
engager in the 4 >r :. and exciting
such interest ilauy who are nut,
that they may lulled to devote them
seive: io a i.ausejio important to the
fut ure welfare of lour children.
ADDISON BURR, President.
R. E. As JBPHEy, rrerrtary.
A A few Liqi o • Law.—The Bara
boo SeAtinel learv that Judge Price,
of the ,#tato Scusje, is framing a bill
to reHti ice the of intoxicating
liquors. Its prominent feature will
be a provision aJtborizing towns, in
their ..I iscretion,fc.o increase the li
cense to five tinils the amount now
authorized. Ting proposed measure
would enable towns, where
public '•iiilimtbt’ivould sustain such
action, to siipprefs the liquor traffic
by increasing thefivi use beyond whut
anyone could ai.ford to pay. The
bill wiL authorizA the wife to warn
liquor <l< alers ML*.inst selling liquor
to her husband, iJid ; mposo a penalty
of fine of impriMcbiment upon dealers
who disregard su»h warning.
