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school. us her jewels, she named them a

 young gentlemen without making any pa

 rade of their requirements. She knew

 that they had sound minds in sound bodies

 and that they would be orators and patriots 1 A silly mother is always expecting wonder:

 of her children, but judicious one seldom

 makes a false estimate of the talents and

 merits of her offspring. There are thousand treatises upon ed-

 ucation; study them all, and regard no one m particular. Good sense is required, at all times, and I entroat you to test every rule by it, but never give up your under standing to a rule. af5isa

 After all, there is sometimes a power al- eS ehaias.ei of fas nj. ;,,;;i9ne !: ineor- .;,. Ias,a, who was educated in rural sin,pl;-. sy !. among the sheepfolds of his father. was e p;. man naadis Hs lals son Solomon, who had know that the sons of O. l.. 1T. P. and 90 on through the alphabet, who were dipped in the waters acknowledge from their birth, are displaced by some of those mighty spir- its who have come down from the moun- tains of the north; and who, at twelve or thirteen years of age, struggled hard to read a page of Webster's third part. and found a newspaper, in all its columns. insur- mountable at the time. There will be Ma poleons, Demons, and Cuviers in spite of all rules for making great men which were ever laid down. These noUs hOmines are constantly coming forth and building up new families. You do not want your son. to the Chinese rule, to ennoble your an cestors. as men of mind they have done that, for themselves. .Adieu.

 .'s s,g.7.. X f.sa4o Nep- York Mirror.