WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH ls. ls45.
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GONG TO THE PooR Housr.-The city OF Ale
chanv (Pa) purchased q farm last SKINNER for the
purpose of settling lis Poor thereon. and making
them earn their own living. The houses Tor Their
reception having been recently completed, aad OIL
GERS appointed 10 take charge OF II, the persons
who had been maintained al the pubic charge IN
Alleshany. were informed that they must bc re-
moved and take up their residence az the Poor
House Farm. OF upward OF 100, not more than
p were willing 10 co. and some were quite innl--
pant al the mention of II. 2" go 10 the Poor
House, indeed" said one, amt you ashamed 10
even mention such thing 10 me. II must work,
must, but II not 90 10 the Poor House" One
OF the paupers, who could not possibly maintain
himself, and would not go peaceably, was hauled
out IN wagon.


METHOD OF MAKING ARTIFICIAL. MAg5LE.-The
artificial marble, with which the whole palace OF
Munich is adorned, and which Is esteemed more
than natural marble, for which II Is frequently nus
taken is made OF the common gypsum. !lrst burned
in the ordinary way, and aterward put on the IRE
again in copper vessel and suffered TO boil as 1t
WILL like water. for long time. When this boli-
ing ceases of Itself. the matter Is taken aut, and
common coors, such as are used IN painting, arc
mixed with il in various proportions, which, on the
citing it with water and working II IN the COM
mon manner OF plaster OF Pars, ctfnss themselves,
and initiate the veins OF natural marble.


THE Builder.


LrER1G WHEN A Bor--Liebig was distinguish





tivated in German schools being verbal memory.-
On one occasion. being sneerinsly asked by the
master what he proposed TO become, since he was
so bad scholar. and answering that he would be
chemist, the whole school burst into laugh OF
d.rsion. Not long ago, Lebig saw his old school
master, who teelingly lamened his own former
blindness The only boy in the same school who
ever disputed with Liebig the station of boeby,
was one who never could learn his lesson by heart
but was continually composing music, and wiring
i. down by stealth. IN school. The same individual
Liebig lately found at Vienna, distinguished as
composer, and conductor Of the Imperial Opera
House. think his name is Ruelling. II is to be
hoped that more rational system of school IN
s,rrciion is gaining ground, Can any thing be
more absurd or detestable than system which
made Walter Scott and Jusus Liebig g boobies"
at school, and so effrc,ually concealed their nai-
raj talents that, for example, Liebig was often lee
tured before the whole school On his being sure 10
cause misery and broken hearts to his parents,
while he was all the time conscious, as the above
anecdoe proves, of the possession oil talents slmI-
lar in kind 10 those he has since displayed.


TPhrenoosical Journal.