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fous accounts, than Of them perhaps partially
uuo there is one thing which appears toersby evi
oehtand IS that the two Governments have
Their respective Pccnsons that they do no, agree and
That one or the CT e. CT them from The ground
'akenuP VII yours do 50: We doubt IT, under the Pre-
sid ncy oil Gen. Jackson least W can still less believe
IN reuacton on The part ofour Ministry, whose respeca
oy IN me eyes VI the country, wide awake upon
uequcsuon, nay, whose existence would be
promitted by the slightest false step The late public
discussion has indeed created good deal of irritation
here ana we fear the eff ct be Produced on sccr
s'uc oy recent accounts from hencc the So that
was already prevailing when you
Our ncst nope therefore, that the matter may drag
painfully out without absolute collision until YOU have
announcer resident with whom itmay be easy
TO an understanding
You say that perhaps non-importation act may be
passed Now we have no doubt that such n measure
would be equIsaent 10 eventual if not an immediate
declaration of war
GOOD NEWS ron ToBAcco PLANrERs-We
nave received letter from gentleman i'm Paris dated
Get 10, informing us that Sir Henry Parnell aud Dr.
DowrnS had recently been consulted by the Chamber Of
bepuues on The subject ofthe TObac nonopoy which
resulted IN something like determination TO nu, nm
TO its cultivation in France The enormous am, ,Iros,
prohiotoy duty on tobacco levied in France has been
established Tor the purpose encouraging the growth of
domestic Tobacco, and although like the hiyII duty ON
sugar imposed TO foster the home manufacture of sugar
iron" oeets, II has occasoned the dome growth of tl
srcie yet IT has been effected an immense socr;ce ~
So'oit Oi french noses, which have been Obliged 10
pay dozen prices for snuff Our inir n,ation o5 ~.
SUBJECT is from source which authorscs us to assert Tho
act OF the consultation referred to- and of lis ,,yoac ra
SUIT, rs positive. This nedated advancement cetnin y
mahiiests no hostile feeling towards tie United States
who would be great gamers by H. and il docs c,c, -
the candour of the English Political Economis,s who
showing hs elect have caused their influence 10 bring
1T about.-Phd. Gd=euc. o
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NFep.lcrA Il dinIi,a

BOOk IND JOB PRINTERS Rfcb,,oyJ
SAMUEL SHEPHERD & JOHN b. COLINbove
- formed connection, for the purpose Of prosecuting
inc BOOK AND Jo9 PmsriNc in every variety.
they will conduct their business on the cross sreei
Q3tiO next below The Eagle Hotel and leading from,
Main street to Shocke Warehouse ia the house Former.
~ occupied by SaD,nd SbPheyd &. Co., and lately by
Samuel Shephud-They invite the pullic generate +,
Paronze their establishment and promise 10 use
exetiion IN their power 70 faithfully all who NAV
employ them. '
Their establishment Is quite extensive. 0liel will on
able them TO execute Book and other work with despaicb
They pledge Themselves that their work shall be- tamil
~ eU respects TO any other executed in tliis city
Dec 10, 1885. ~ c,qcr
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UL9pLTED Ar4rs

The Lynchbnrg YirQinian states lhai Samuel Price
who contested the election II Mr. Dickcpson the dele
gate from Fayee and Nicholas has brcn admitted to a
scat in the House Of Deegaes and claims il as M mir
gain The Vifginian is misiskcn-it was contest DO
tween two fMe Truthful
Jhe Baltimofe Chronicle halls The success Of J. M
Bots WING over w % Randolph Ngcpoblicsn This
y true biz but offset itby the probable ssccess Of
Isaac Adams, (Republican) who disputed The seat Of
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81 AND FOR SALE.--A highly improved Farm
y 4 called Lime Stone Creek situated on tbe Rich
mond Read, nine miles from Charlottesville containing
~ sores, more or loss, wit dwelling houses and ali
The necessary out houses, stables tbresbiuo niacuc
DC, viii be sold By private contract; togethcr with
negroes, stock ofcgtls and valuable horses
Of husbandry, corn. fodder dc. a small ifaci Of low
land, belonging TO Mr. David Mcle and which l. 60 I've
sold separates It from Che Rivanna River There Is
VEN OF rich Limestone running through the whole tract
which has bcenqparried and kned for these seven years
and The line employed as manure to enrich Che land
and for selling for building purposes Persons desrons
Of buying will apply Of the Office Of the Charlottesville
Advocate, or to DR. Blattermann at the University
october ~. 49-wff
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PENIS YLElNIA.

The Harrisburg Convention assemblies tomorrow
The PennsranidR (Aluhlenburg) and Sentinel (,Vofl
LOOK forward To It's results for the reunion of the Party
The Pennsyv hozafds the prediction that the sin
OF January Convention will thoroughly and completely
harmonlze the democratic party. We have ALWAYS
thought that nothing but compliance with the re so.
u"n oil the National Convention, would carry The heart
~ ne ich0!e party upon Electoral Ticket and we now
express the conviction, and fondly indulge the hone
that ats fd50rs ,ciUhGUe that h0ppy OBJECT We are one
sure that It's proceedings will be characterized by sprt
oi harmony, moderation, and patriotism, which will be
responded TO by every true democrat in the Satr-lf so
the epiaph Of Whiicsm Whgsm, anti Rcp blicanism
ana bankisn, is already written. The Sentinel saws
seems tobe pretty generally understood that the M1h
enourg State Convention which is 10 be held at Harris.
ourS ON the eth inst, wll nominate the Electoral Ticket
OF the Fourth Of March Convention If they shopd do
soand we have doubt such is the wish u LARGE ma.
JorIty OF their iriendsa complete ofe Democratic
parry ~ fe"nsyfr@ma e,H be at once c6frfed-and op-
P0nents 6e placed Eherc they be0ngin the suinorif,,
Whilst the spirit of Union thus to be presiding
over the republican ranks the torch of Discord bazes
more ercely IN the ranks of the Opposition meeting
OF the Anti Masons, in the Northern Liberties Pha.
deipha, was held on the 2Gh and denounced the pro.
cecdings OF the Anti Masonic State Convention Thos.
of the ommiiee of Butler county strike their names
OIL and charge the Convention with usuping powers moi
delegated TO them. The Editor of the Pttsburo Gazette
as Delegate, too, TO the Convention the in
rusIon OF Mr. Todd the Attorney General of MIR
lttner, into the deliberations of the Convention THE
Harrisburg Telegraph Qhe leading organ of the Rner
ADMINISTRATOR says, that in the event of Mr. Webster
being wihdrawnas candidate for the Presidency the
votes oil the Antihasons Of massachusetts Rhode IsDd
al possibly peTmOn in consequence the peculiar state
OF parties there, may be given to Martin Van Buren,
ihey nave resolved upon their course and are deter
mined TO receive candidate nominated by the other
Anti Masonic States The reason of this We shall ex
PLAIN more fully TO readers at some future dav Now
we can only say. that in those States .naSonr has en-
trenched itself behind the Uhg party and that TO con
quer il, the 4nti-asons Ina We determined TO
with the JdchS0n party. Thus
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THE FORMULA

The Globe republishes the Expunging Resolutions
which have been reported by Mr. Watkins TO the IL of
Deegaes-and states that "t is probable the mode of
tIP"nging recommended in the Virginia Resolutions nv
writing the decree of the nation on the face of MI
Clay sPanie impeachment will be adopted by Mr. Benton
~hea he rene'cs his proposiiion."
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10 7'1E EDITORS or TBE Fyo UTRgR.
BANKS RANKS

beg eaYe through your paper to offer few oh-
Jectons io chat portion Of the Governors Message
commanding an increase Of Banking Capital in This
and although there is great caution in HE
mendeiion upon This subject yet experience, both ~
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HgRlIlsH DRY GOODS, PER stig Tally 10 J50u
H y LiSerpo0f- Our importation of nan British Dyt
Goods has arrived at City Point (James Rivera and viii
be ~ store and opened in day or two More viii be
said Of 1t anon y. q j. S. JAMES g. co.
sept J. lA-uJ .Bark0 Brid9e
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3BOLI9IONISH
The following article from the last Baltimore Chro

The Washington Correspondent of the Boston Courier
coniesscs that "the Wings here apparently rood
dea d,sheartened Their watch is ought 10 be-
never To despair of the Republic Pernps they are s,il
animated by sanguiae hope Of saving the country from
The sink OF corupton beyond the margin of which il
mas alieady proceeded mMey unaSoidaLt eriered
az me uPta ceasaineSs Of rust portion of the mass of
nc people,, &c, DC very liberal compliment in
aeed 10 the PeoPie! The sentiment is worthy OF the
Arsocra, who thinks the People cannot be trusted ,ci
governing Menseires ~
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Juoge White appears not to win golden opinions in the
OF his nomination with sncer: $50 the Hhiys OF the
almighty Old Dominion concentrate their forces
upon man. who has repeatedly declared his principles
to be the same as those of Gen Jackson and who uni
iormy supported Gen Jackson in all his measures iii
ne was infected with the itch Of taking the Generals
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Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland
Mr. Pierce, OF New Hampshire.
MIR. Reed, Of Massachusetts.
MIR. May, of Illinois.
Mr.. beaumont, Of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Hunisman, of Tennessee.
Mr.. Pinckncy, Of South Carolina.
MIR. Garland, of Louisiana.
MIR. Claiborne, Of Mississippi.
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he sale OF the furniture of NJ Pageot, "Charge AZ
faes from the Kingdom of France was adyerts, ID To
take place yesterday at Washington This looks ike
notice o quit :
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
New Establishment.
AT CHlPMAN'S POINT. OnwrIL

AT CHlPMAN'S POINT, ORwELL, VT.
VIE subscriber is now opening a very large
Il and general assortment Of GOODS, at the
new Brick Store, few rods north of w. Chin
man az Co.'S Stone Store, which he offers for sale
Tor cash, all kinds of country produce or on APP
proved credit. Having purchased The most of
ms goods at auction and by the package, and be
ing situated on the lake shore where he is at
very ",h'ng expense in getting his Goods from
MarSet-he iee's confidence in saying that he
will sell Goods low or los er than any mercban,
in the State. He would invite his friends and
the public generally to call aud see for them
selves. Storing and forwarding promptly alien
ded to, and done on the lowest terms.
n. b. The highest prices paid for Sleeps
Pelts. J. M'EWAN.
Orwell, Oct. 10, 1885. 4s3m.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
COMMUNICATION.

The following article has appeared il several
News papers i, is given as further ilustra-
ton of ihe merit OF the books in question.
INTERESTING FAor.-We deem the following re-
marks worthy Of the particular notice Of The friends
educston in common schools, il goes to show most
concusvey, that the method of teaching the English
language and acquiring the first elements of literary
education, adapted and pursued in the Books in que-
ton rs founded upon correct principles the Philo-
sophy Of the Mind.
frenchman recently arrived in this country, and
pursuing his studies with gentleman in a town near
Boston, for the purpose of acquiring the English angu
age, having heard OF the Of school Books known
by the name Of the Franklin Primer, the Improved
Reader and the General Class Book, procured them
and stated that he derived benefit from the use of
them in lea rnir the English language than from all the
spelling books Grammars, and Lexicous put together
This high tribute to the excellence Of these books
and what we have not heard said Of any other SET of
elementary books Of our language fact like this Is
worth thousand recommendations, aud deserves TO be
recorded and had ia rememb rsnce
For sale at the Rutland Book store by W. FAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
Benjamin kelly's Estate.

D',f'es Il R.tlral Is. l. the Probate
Coor fof the district OF Rutland
To the heirs al law 90 the estate Of BENJAMIN
Nelly late Of Dshby IN said district, deceased,
GREETING.
0kooa,, The executor OF the last viii and
Tersmen, of,he said deceased has made sppli,
cation 10 this court for license TO sell 30 much Of
the real estate Of the said deceased a. will be
sufficient TO pay the debts found due against said
estate and the cost OF settlement;
TAergors, You are hereby notified TO appear
before said court al a session thereof, TO be
holden at The Probate Office in Rutland within
and for said distrie, on III. lst MONDAY Of Jsn.
uafy next and sh,w cause. IL any you have why
said license should not be granted
Given in Probate Court at Rutland, this 9TH
day ri December A. ID. 1898.
81 FB. HOPKINS, Register.
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NOR SONS
Pills & Apcrient Powders,

A DAPTED to the Hyeean Physiology, from
Il n The British College Of Health London, can
be had genuine only OF the agents, who are made
known to the public rs such. All the genuine
medicines sent 10 The United States, BY the Brit
nh College Of Health, have to pass through the
hands OF ii. Shspheard Moat, their sole delegate
for the United States; aud each packet of Pills
has his signature the label, and by him is sent
to the several State or District agents; and in or
der 10 protect the public from base counterlei,s,
an extra ysllaw label has been added, which ioi
Vermont Agent, must bear the written signature
OF 5. Gage, Stale Agent; and also oft sub a.
gent, who sells il.
Whatever slsndcrous reports, relative TO the
above medicines, may have been insdiously pro,
pogaied by m-dies,s OF the old school, or of those
subsefvient 10 their thraldom, will eventually
prove unavaiiing; as IL shows, most clearly, that
they are aware ,seif eseolapean Babel stands on
. sandy foundation. and consciousness Of the 81
penoii,y Of the Hygean over the eseulapesn sys.
TEN. $. GAGE State .7gsM for ".
III. FITCH, SVy. .3gent for FormoHf.
State Depot, Rutland, Nov. 10, 1894.
.fGE.rTS
Dolly appointed TO sell the above medicines. and
alec the Hygesn publications, in the State OF
Vermont:-Col. J. Ellis, Fayetteville, Capt.
e. Burr, Dansillei josiah Gage. Esq. ST. Jchas-
pofts r. HoSkhioht Lsq. culliofli T.. Lyman,
Fefrsborgh; James Grover, Poultney; T.. Durn,
Esq. Springfield; Elder w. p. Reyaods, Man
chester r. CLARK, Brsintree, Capt. J. Blish
Woodstock; 4. BiInsmAiO, Dahington, o. A.
Keith, ESQ. Sheldon. 47lG
O. The Lancet, Publi,hed in London the ora
Gle sod advocate for procuring to the Doctors
strict monopoly, shows 10 What ,tAlc Of Despair
the Doctors 10 England n:--,bsy are not up.
held b, ihsil own abilities, OF The confidence
that the public have ia ,hem--boi by the Lssis-
s,ofs. They most have acts Of Parliament to
procure them patients
Extract from The lancet Joly ~, 1884
-"Ifibe safe Of secret remedies is GOT abolished
BY Law, no nes ~uscimea' Tor efeciing medical
reform will posssss the value Of the paper on
nbsch ,As laws are written
Eriraei from "Ths Lancet" July 20, 1884.
III The salr u secret medic zoe, be supplies.
sed By Law, the wofk 81 oacdiesi fsioru, viii rot
be readered ooDPis'e 80 Ihis oouhly."
Qs0yr-hsss cot The Doeioss 10 the Uuilee
States esSghi the psniei -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

OST on the road between Rutland and Castle
- ton, about the l4th inst. u small bundle, con-
tanning some boys Shirt Collars, Handkfs, and
Black Lace Vail. Whoever may have found it,,
will have the goodness 10 leave il at the Bookstore
IN Rutland OF Cas,letop, aud they shall be rewarded
for their trouble. Dec. 90. 1885.
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The Popular Reader,
OR
COMPLETE SCHOLAR.

defended reading Book, lor the 81 The high.
~si clss-es, Schools and Academies. Throughout the
Oniiod siat.s 1.-THE work n by the suther Of the
celebrated series ri School Rook,. known by the
Of the FRANKLIN PRIMER" tho IMPROVED
READER" aud the GENERAL CLASSROOM"
The publisher Of this work |, aware that high com.
nehdstlons ne 20 frequently bc,tuwod upon Books
le merit thu, the public are not always able to
determine the character Of work from the rccUmmcn.
1atons bestowed upon IL But in the the notices
prcscnrtd arc from who well qualified 10 form
correct opinion, aud too, whom the public will
readily believe, would no, recommend a School Book,
unless they believed II deserving.
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Third an Il last Call;

U ~ THIS. WY. IN
A LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber for
L a Meat, Tallow, sc. must make immediate
payment. And unless due and immediate a t
,enlion paid to this request, he will positively
leave his accounts where the delinquents will
have 10 pay cost.
ALANSON DYER.
Rutland, Dec. 81, 1885 so
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STRAY HORSE

into the enclosure of the subscriber about the
" islh OF November last large black Horse supos
sea 70 De about twelve years Old with some marks abou,
him which the caE describe The owner i. here,
by desired to call prove his property, pay charges and
take hin away.
shefbnrue, l4ih Dec 1875.
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Other kinds oftype reduced in proportion
Old type received in exchange at cents
per pound.
The style oftheir large and small letter is
modern, and of the most elegant kind. The
metal will be found to be very hard and du-
fablc, having new ingredient in their com
position. For accuracy and finish. the types
cast at their foundry are warranted equal TO
any whatever. They have on hand an as
soriment of Book and Job letters, so that
they are prepared 90 execute orders for en-
tire offices of job, newspaper or book print
ing on short notice. They are thankful for
the patronage they have received, and will
be happy 10 receive the orders of printers
which will receive prompt attention.
Merchants and others, who have orders
abroad will be supplied not only with type
but with presses, chases, composing sticks,
and everything necessary for printing es-
Enlistment, and put up with care and ac-
curacy.
Printers are requested to publish this adj
vertisement few times in their papers and
receive in payment s., or in the settlement
OF their accounts.
A. w. KINSLEY g. co.
Albany, March 8, 1885. 50
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THE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAn6.


/NlE most valuable remedy discovered for Couch,
- 'S'd'' C'H'umPftons Ultima, Spiiitag Of blood
ai"Phg cough and pulmonary Affections Of ererV Kind
noes'nmeHded ny macy Physicians and Gentlemen Q:
'ne mt responsibility. Tbry orl6cates detailing the
particulars OF remarkable cures, may be examined an
III. "'P'' 70 eaon oo''ie' Price fifty cents per
CoUNTERFEITS! BEHARE or IMPOSITION
Lach genuine bottle Is enclosed 10 blue wrappe, a,
which i' yellow Label gned SAMPSON R.rp' None
other can be genuine.
" ne great celebrity Of the GENUINE YegetaBl, p,
ss nal@im hss been the cause OF attempts 10 intro.
uoee spurious articles which by partially assuming the
p"ho OF 'hs genuine are calculated TO instead and de
es"e me public Among these mixture. IRE the an,,
rAh Illmons'y BAiiam' vegetable Pulmonary Bal
Tor NE true article ny IT, irbols name the
'LrLlAbLE PULMONARY BALsAM.
SOL zee 'hA' has The marks and the signafre Of IN.
ss"a"s' Zach bottle aud seal is stamped p,getaLI,
Pulmonary Baisga. ''''e
:" "uu~"i pS DANIELS 4 BELL
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STRAY EcESIS

ROME into the enclosure of the subscriber
- on or abou, the 18th day of November
THREE YOUNG HORSES, OF the following
descriptions -One brown mare with white hind
'eei' shod all round; One bay mare, shod before
ana some white IN her face and one bay horse
WIN white stripe n the forehead and shod all
roond. The owner is requested to prove prop
eriy, pay charges and take them away.
JASON NEWTON.
Ira, Nov. Is, 1885. 40
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TO PRINTERS.
Franklin Letter Foundry.

HHE reduced COS, Of the materials used
l. IN the composition Of printing types,
and the Improvements and increased fsclli-
,ics 81 casting them, have induced the sub
scnbers TO adopt the following list of
PsIcrs: At SIR months credit, for appro-
we'd paper OF a, discount Of five per cent.
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S TRAY STEER.

RhOkE into the ENCLOSURE Of the Subscr
- Der, about the Sd Dee, inst. three year
old bnndle Steer The owner is requested TO
ofoPePro perry pay charges and take him away.
JOHN HALL.
Rutland, Dec. 10, 1885. So
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PENSIONERS

LeSE GOpE continues to pay such as are
~ restored, ard to transact all business for pen-
sions' as usual, at his office, doors north of the
Court House. Rutland. ,c
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BOOKs 4 STATIONARY.

lust r~eesv~i ron Bosiss Ne. Yosk saA
~ Pssisseipsis, is'ge sdoisi-ns 10 cor soscss
saa<i a cOoks ssd STATIONARY. Which
ssssss ths feisen ssd mes, cewplris sssmtneni
that Ne have had fef many years, aud which
are ss~ oscred Soc sale the u5ost frsson able
tsfms
We have 90, fVosa 10 enamutls only small
psrt ihss ~~et. Among the mi,ec Hansoas, ne
sSsfse~d scuss 81 the MOS, siesani
London Animals, for fs36.
The DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK.
The CHRISTIANS KEEP sAkE-sAd
MISSIONARY ANNUAL;
ACkERMAN'S FORGET. M NOT;
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING
JUVENILE FORGET NE NOT;
American Animals.
The MACNoLiA-TOKEN g. SOUVENIR;
RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR;
The LILY, Holiday present;
The HUNORisT'S ANNUAL; The N-~
Years GIFT The PEARL The Odd Vol.
ome, and great many smaller wOrks, suitable
fof ebildisn'. Christmas & New Yesr presents.
..'.'.-..: also ..........
Young Chrisiisn, by Abbott Harlan Page /;
Memoirs Of Mrs Harriet W Winsiow; Matthias
AID hi, Impos,afes spurEeim on Education ;
feaihs Letter Wriler InfsIt school Manual !;
Cobbb Lcricoa; Lie Of Cobbeii; DR. Beacher's
Pies tsf the West Conversation on Common
Things Set Of Psrley's Library The Way to
be ,svrd, &c. &c &c.
December 10. W FAY.
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BANK OF BURLINGTON.

~ Office is hereby given to the Sloekhod-
i ers ef the Bank of Burlington, tina, on
each SHIRE OF the capital stock Of said Bank
eight dollars is to be paid IN, on he fourth day
Of January next; and that fourth payment OF
eight dollars on each share is TO be made on
The 4th day OF April next, at their banking house
by order Of the Directors,
r. C. COLE, Cash'r.
November 6, 1885. 8w
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New and Valuable school Book.

e9-Th- attention Of Instructors, School Com
miliees, and others interested in the subject OF
Education, is requested 10 the following new
and valuable work, entitled
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have examined the" Popular Rcader,"a recent pub.
licatiou. and II gives pleasure to commend it
work well adatped TO the purpose which contemplated,
The work IN my opinion, deserves 10 sisud in the first
class OF school Books