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boys may b seen under the shade Of iences,
and gangs of negroes hid away in hedges and
d,tches. around The suburbs Of ihelcity.


\ Let parents and guar Iians see 10 inis mat
ter. From amongst these youths are 10 come
our future gamblers, robbers, pickpockeis,
murderers, and drunkards. Even now, we
find their disputes frequently producing swear.
ing and fighting. Will the gentlemen who are
selected by the people to guard their morals,
health, and general welfare, look into this
matter. II this thing is not stopped, instead
OF marbles and tops, every boy will be found
with pack OF cards in his pocket, and we
will have the beautiful sight at every corner
and convenient place ofgroups of boys playing
cards, cursing, swearing, and fighting.


OBSERVER.