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We have inserted on our first page. an ac-
count of the efficient efforts made by the Hon,
H. Brougham of England, in behalf of educa-
ton. We respectfully recommend the atten-
tive perusal Of the page to our brethren-tbe
anxiety, the industry, and in many cases the
manner there described, are worthy our adop-
ton, in the pursuit of useful science.


Education is too much neglected by US as a
body, too many of our people prefer giving
their children two suits of clothes. TO giving
them two books, and sending them Journey
to the country orto the springs, TO sending
them to school. We should as body, avail our.
selves of every chance of giving our children
good education, let US teach them virtue.
economy, industry and enterprise, and my
word for it, they shall be as much elevated
above us, as their education is superior to
ours.


The Editor is Agent for the New York AT
rlcan Free Schools, institutions which he is
proud to be connected with, and he can with
confidence recommend them to his friends
there is no pains nor expence spared, by the
Trustees and their able and excellent
Teachers, in their endeavours to expand and
store the youthful mind, with useful instruc--
tion, in morals and in science.