SCRAPS ON EDUCATION.
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Gold IS moro frequently found in grains than in humps and snol the less valuable on that account. Sp with knowledge.--Frag- menta, when unitar, make up the intellectu- al aiorehouse.-RichmaEd IEbig.

 4 grcat ieort -The education of our chil- dreu Is never out of my mind. Train them io virtue. Habituaie them 10 industry, activi- Y, and spirit Make them consider every sice shameiul and unmanly. Make them disdain to be destitute of any useful or orna- mental knowledge.--Joda Adams 10 lis acife.

 Every friend of education, who insists up- on qualifications superior 10 the present, is bound to do his duty towards furnishing facilities and encouragements by which they can be acquired. We cannot consistently de- nounee state of things which we do noth- ng to impfove.-Horace .Haaa.

 Good Ieacter.--in every age, even among ti.e aeathen, the noeeseis.s has been fel. ol having good school masters, in order to make any thing respectable of anation. But sure ly we are not to sit still and wait until they grow up of themselves. We can neither chop them out of wood, nor hew them out of stone. God will work no miracles to furnish that which we have means to provide; we must, therefore, apply our care and mon ey to trala np and make them.

 Martin Ltaher.