{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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 Several of the clergy acquired before leav- ing this country, considerable knowledge of the medical and surgical arts. One who is enumerated among the physicians, is also a l- censed preacher, and all are employed more or less in the business of instruction. A few ofthe teachers have received licences to preach the Gospel.

 The number of pupils in the schools connec- ted with the stations, is not less SO,O0O; and about 5O0native teachers are employed in them Not far from 5000 persons have been re. ceived into the mission churches.

 The missionaries will employ the press, du ring the present year, for dissemination O knowledge in nine languages ;-the Mahratta Tamul, Italian, Greek, Armenian. Arabic, Ha waiian, and Choctaw language they were tn, first to reduce to writing" and the same i true of the Cherokee, so far as the Englisl alphabet IS used: the syllabic alphabet wa ] the invention of a Cherokee. Presses ar owned and employed by the missionaries a Bombay, in Ceylon, in Western Asia, and a the Sandwich Islands. The printing for tn ChOctaws has been executed in Ohio. A tmong the Cherokees, the printing of the mis