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The native American., 1837-08-26

We have heard foreigners boast, since the organiza-
ton Of the Native American Associations of their supe-
rior, and in our opinion, superhuman attachment this
country. Men, born in other countries, whose nightly
prayers offered up heaven for the land where
their fathers bones, and sleep perhaps forever the be-
loved objects of their first affections They boast that
they love this country with ardor than the native
to the land itself! Peposterous and far-fetched by-
Pocrisy They may love the land that feeds them,
but they cannot forget the bosom that gave them their
first maternal nourishment. The heart rises up in op
position to the idea, and it is all matter in which
the heart is concerned, the repugnance of nature OBJ
ains the victory, and the affections go back on the long
voyage to the dear "Old Country"
The brogue never leaves the tongue of the Irshman
the accent never departs from the Frenchman and
the real Duchman will forever make you smile with
his curious bur Of the English idiom and the York
shlreman, dreaming Of his native land murmurs in his
sleep the beloved word of some-the h. he never can
pronounce If from the ''oy'' tongue the forms and
sounds Of diom be erased can the heart and the
intellect give up more readily their more permanent
Impressions? No! 1t is against nature.
tsIhe shivering tenant Of the frozen zone
Boldly proclaims the happiest spot his own"
The native American., 1837-08-26
CURRENCY OF VEGETABLES NJ,

CURRENCY OF VEGETABLES.-Tbe No,-
wich Courier tells us that traveller was recently
stopped at tolgate in Connecticut by the inab;li,y
of the good woman in charge to make change IIo
asked The lady what he should do. She could not t
uuless he would consent to take something which Che
had 70 SELL 80 yes, said he, 81 will take auv tbing
lie handed her the bill, and after short absence in The
house, she returned with large quantity of catnn
cumfrey, mint mayweed, motherworth and other me- ~
dclna herbs neatly tied up in punches, which she de-
pos'ed In the gentlemans carriage, and he drove off
We are pleased to learn, says the New York Nor
camille Advertiser, that the ship Virginia The Iiver
pool Packet of the oath is carrying out as MANY emi
grants as she can accommodate, and that as mapu :,
can raise the means preparing to return 10 ayod
the suffering and privation to which heym eventn
ally be subjected by remaining. We say we are nleas
ed, for it will have tendency TO counteract the den
sion unfortunately prevalent in England and Ire
land Of the demand for labour in this country And
they will hereafter place dependence on the lyinp
hand bills circulated through the United Kingdom bV
which they have been deceived and impoverished
The question why printers do not succeed in busi-
ness as well as brewers7" I" was thus answered !" be-
printers work for the head and brewers for the
stomach; and where twenty men have a stomach, but
one has head. "
The native American., 1837-08-26

The i" MADlsoNIAN'' has made its appearance. 1t is
neatly printed, and rumor speaks of its editor
compshed ge neman. Its tone and character have
given rise to much conversation in the political circles
of this city. We have only to express wish thai
while it appears the organ of party, it will bend its
bow in behalf of the country at large. The people are
sick of whining hypocrtes and arrant demagogus. Let
us have the age of reason and calm discussion
The native American., 1837-08-26

When we obtain copy Of our countryman Willis's
new Tragedy Blanca, will enliven our readers
with extracts therefom. Those specimens - that
have been given to the public, evnce high talent and
place Mr.. w. on the pinnacle of poetic reputation.
The native American., 1837-08-26

1t is pretended by opponents that we anxious
to establish the system of expos facto laws, and to
overthrow the rights secured by the Constitution of the
United States to the naturalized citizen. This is all
idle suberuge Those persons who use this argument
against u.s. nsncere and advance it but to Disguise
their deep rooted preudioes against any and all at
tempts that Americans may make to assert their rights
of possession to the country. We emphatically say,
for ALL that for abiding strictly by the letter
Of the constitution in this and every other particular
Some foolish knave has attempted to rdcue the idea
of possession to country set up by any nation-but
had the writer of .sPat.Rot,'' which paraded by
some old subscriber in the National Intelligencer few
weeks back, reflected for brief and rational moment
upon the subject on which he proessed proficiency and
brilliant wit, he would have discovered that to be
born politically to land constitutes the rights of
tivity. We will explain to this modern Soon Our
fathers not the possessos by long line of ances-
try this country. They had deed to the continent
of North America, but they here and bought the
territory of the Indians, asserting the right secured
by the direct providence Of heaven, manifested In cl-
vlization and christianity, took possession of the
rich and fertile fields, beneftting themselves thereby
and not inuring the Indians. The cloud of the revo-
luton broke upon the herizon-it darkened along the
coast and the storm of foreign tyranny broke in upon
their peaceful homes. The revolution enacted
the bloody drama in which Washington played the
saviour of mighty race, was carried out and the cur
tain fell between the sanguinay throne and the land o.
freedom, forever and forever. Then dawned the era
of possession. Then we commenced ownership by
political and dear won rights Then our fathers re-
ceved their deed, and we claiming under that in
trument of glorious achievements-underi it pre-
tending and daring to say, "Ths is OUT country, we
have right to dictate to guests what they shall
comply with ere they are permitted to take their fna
seat among u.s." The foreigner has as much right t'
ship upon MN to prohibit his admittance at ALL The
right and the power are both in our hands, He is +;
petitioner. He and 1--WE speak in CASEY are no
parties to a suit We the grantors-we have all
power-heis mere supPlicant-but it is useless pur
sue the self evident proposition any farther. Human
reason has one indomtable enemy, human prejudice,
and until the elements Of good and evil cease to be
two, and long the latter lasts in all controversy
we must expect this opposition to our creed.
The native American., 1837-08-26

One word to our friends. The Native American is
the vehicle Of patriotism and intended to work out The
great objects of national justice, and in event shall
be made the channel of personal pique. We have re-
ceived communication retorting on "Washington'' a
correspondent in our second number, in which the
writer thinks his feelings have been wounded by that
communication. The ausion to native architect in
the piece signed 'Wisngton'' is to eyes, very
vagne but in order to prevent further
must insist upon exclusion of all bitter personal
reflections from our columns.
The native American architect, whom correspon
dent reply to "Washngton thinks has peen injured
we know and cordially estee M; he has high talents,
and his genius is an honor to the country.
For the future nothing shall be inserted that will
outrage our own personal sense Of delicate courtesy
which to our fellow men, and our object can be
B 6ss le ci1sa sd
ted, and lower the paper that consents to be the vehic
Of the abuse.
The native American., 1837-08-26

! we learn from late English paper that there has
been Isl sealing vessels fitted from New oundland
the present season. of 064S tons, and carrying 1900
me-
The native American., 1837-08-26

A LEES Lo ttery and Exchange Office, Doors
r. east o the National Hotel, Pennsy ylvana Avenue
where he keeps constantly hand fine selection of Tick
ets IN all the various Lotteries ra ing under the man
agement Of ID. Gregory, & Co ""
All orders promptly attended TO.
The native American., 1837-08-26

DEVAUGIJN, Cupper, Leecher and BIeeder~-
-. Has on hand and will always keep large supply
best Swedish Leech.s He found at all hours at hi,
iesence on 9Th street. three doors north Of Pennsy
Avenue nearly opposite Gunton's Drug Store.
26--Y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
Aaron Reeds Estate.

S'nfs@ Fremont )rDHE Hen. the Prota' Court
D,tlrtff Of Rafft9, s. - 6rthe District OF Rutland,
10 he haas and !g1i,s q .idr0H Reed la, of Raont
d,c,a,ci, Greeting:
Hhutaf, ViiLtAM HUNPRRET, administrator with
the VIII annexed ul the estate OF the sail Aaron Reed
hath represented 10 this court that the personal eatc
the .l.~--eJ, saeen 60 pay HE deLss by the
'un # seven hundred dollars, ant hath applied fr d.
sell much OF he real estate Il hid deceased
viii pay said Baj The cost, aud charges Of .e;tin:
.sid estate
Tt,refwc You are hereby notified to ,rpear before
she Prut ate Court at session thereof to 10 holden
the probate Office - Rutland on tho fst Nonlay oi Fen
ruary ntr, ana show good cause to the utrry give
bonds SAID court shall direct for the payment %! said
dehtsothorwise ihc sall administrator wa, heu be Il.
censsl anl authorized 20 ell much Of the real estate
e said deceased, viii be sufficient pay the Aforesaid
AMI al legal costs au rl1rscs;aul that the pub
cation 81 COPY OF this orier three weeks excessively.
IA the Eutlalb iots i, printed at Rutland.
may be, shall be sufficient notice 81 all concerned.
Given under my harl aui &c zeal OF sad probate
H. 5 court At RutlauI, tins 29th day Ci December,
ID. 1896.
2 II y TOUSLEE, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

Tic Csuian Rs-.ste, II Juoe lss', contains q
long E',e, sgsiu,t teaching Christianity 'u chins'
At oesus.ns hereafter ore to be immediately seiE
ed sad pup.hce. TIE following is az extract -
10 the 5g,h year q K,tshng tie Portuguese
LsmassuY e'sude.tins'y rassfsl tle couniry. and
% eoaiuucseu vih kaottFsan, FtskIaktodH sua
oi here iauet. an5 Disseminated the COSTUME. la
ne 20,h year 81 k,stisr the Poftuguese LrnyTe-
,fssg clsade,tDcly entered ihe country sud % con
sanction uIih Ejssiaa and others fought thc doc
.rte.
Sooner or later the wbo.e of them we're seized
And either sttaug'ed or expelled. The rest Of tbci
adjoior, in spreading the docluuo we're succes-
s.,s'y takeu, A1I also tined according 10 Ian
Since tlese several nieasu5es thl. teaching Aas
gradually ccatcd. BIT 10 the sumrper q last year
90 English iarci.n ship abruptly entered the va
,ets orsG the provinces. tnl distributed foreign
books. She vas qo.okiy driven away. These
books sltiscd mcu To believe in the religion Of
lord JESUS fiosooJ which -. froG lHr".tis siinEs
at tie several successive ilmCs, the same a. tie
religion Of tie Lord Of heaven. \ great uumber OF
Horuguc,e 6Ncl n Macao. Dcfuiel oai'eis
have already been hurried to Macao, suI hey faNc
seized krpiaciIcv Who vas hued 10 prln' the
books sad Of foreign books ihcy have seE,d ei Eht
hitlf, when were iAt ~ iAtu TO t4t lh"h'h 80 UT
examined and daily reported o. the emperor.) lie
uhe fooycn) has proclaimed clearly to the people
# The land and booksellers shops, that fthey hive
received and kept any foreign books of the religion
# the lord uf heaven, half year IS allowed FOR
them 80 deliver them 80 The magistrates, which
s1il prevent aay investigation into their conduct ;
5st IT, uitera search made II IL found that they
have received sud retained them, their CRIME shall
be punished Nth the utmost rgor Of the law. THIS
Is 90 record
The Portuguese religion Of the lord Of heaven
Of s allowed to) spread IN the interior, Is Gus.
tom-or doctrine exceedingly injurious 10 the
minds Of men the glorious splendid and lucid laws
forbid Ci.) The perfect and fixed code was early
ttormed) snd has dduscd It's gbt light 10 the
prescn, time and l. foil Of connected aud success
siye sta,ulcs ibe fate Of ne old chariot effects a.
mirror, sn abundant example bat the people
are ignotau, and stupid, easily dciIded aud with
difficulty understand (,he officers edlcIs they
coyet individual profit, or they believe their i4.r
speeches drumming and piping Join the religion
Aaio ,hey help TO extend, priat and disperse books
The edot thos concludes by way Of caution -
Follow the ways Ct The ancient, kings then you
will be able to Gtiak harmony End cat virtue; anC
you viii be the ,iriuous people Of an abundant anc
Aouushlng age. We he s,e officers, indeed mos
a.suredly hope II. Do not oppose II. specla
cur,
Taoakwang. l6.h yeur Id moon, 7ih day
(2ls, MaS.)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
V A ri T. r les.

THE r,SkEs AsD rHB TuEkEEs couple Of
Ns~ York blades once met Nermon'cr Ma Ia
,eru. They hsd heard moch II isnkoe ingenuity
and cunning; and they soon determined 10 sec, Il
Their could not "comc round" tbs. son ofthe Green
Mountain. Thinking sc would be careful Of bs
eoppers, they proposed to hun 10 ID, course ofihe
evenings chat that each q them then shoulI pro-
pose, and do something. Which the other two should
initiate or on refusGl OF either 50 20 DO he should
pay all The dsmsRs the others might sustain, and
the scot =, he bar. The Vetmontcr Was iiie
wary st first bat a, length conseo,ed. One Of
the Workers commenced ihr game. lie pulled off
HE coat. walked Up 10 the FIRE sud threw 1t on.
HIS companion did The sane. The Vcrnourer. a.
they had sgreed mus, DO en- too vita his cost. or
pay Cor the other two coats sui the Gcot. With
out hessling OF ~ent the garment. ca 10 the
Gre. The other New Yorker next made tr,sl.
lie of boots and hat. and cons gncd them 20 the
osvourng element. RI. companion unlisted hitn.
and 10 ,hcf Asion,shneni The Ysnlce ~ss not bach
ward. Now came the Vermontef's turn to lead.
Landlord" sa,d he, us there Doctor near -
yes, SIR "Send for him" The Doctor so8n
came IN. ''Doetor.' sad the Nctmonter, "get
your instruments. ~ant you TO pull out erory tooth
hare goi ia my head, and these g~rtemsu will
probably want the sane done with thclrs.' a, the
same time he began 10 make ready FOR the opera
ton. The Doctor aud the other twO were con-
founded. Come Doctor. don't wait" and setting
open his mouth he discovered 10 The company that
he had IN bis head bat r0otioss old sAdg trAict
,rould hardly keep Ia his head. II WAS presently
out. The Workers wisely declined following SUIT.
paid the V-rmoner for his coat. bat snd boots,
and wen, of to bed grinding their molars.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
AriEna Smiths Estate.

STATE of Tt,moni, n r Probate Court, holden
Dprici gf Rutland S. ~ at Railani within aud or
said district on the % day Of January A d. 1896,
preseui. H.N. nam, Judgr,
An instrument purporug to he the last Wal and es
lament OF Arima NTH late Of Clarendon IN "a dtrc
deceased being presented 10 the court here by Eaoch
smith aud Nathan j. Smith, the executors thereto named
ior probate, Al
Ocdered by said court that all persons concerned there
N be notified 10 appear session Of said court TO be
holden at the probate o!cs IN Rutland the fret Mon
DAY Of February next, and show If any they
have against the probate OF said wlio, which purpose
Is further oldefel that copy Of the record OF ths
der be published three weeks successfully "a the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland, soon as may be.
true copy Of record.
Attest, u b. 7OWSLEE, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

SroHr or Az Ipior. A long time ago there was
q poor IDIOT who being quite harmless Was permit
ted 10 wsudet whl,heI he would, md receive char.
lily at every house in isregulsT rounds. lis name
vas Ned Of ,he fodder, and have Just heard a
tale, which has thrilled every nerve in me. from
head 10 foot. lie lived With his mother, AID there
vas no ., her in the family; II is remarkable that
idiots are always particularly beloved 10y their mo-
Tiers doubtless because they s.abys conlinao IN a
state as helpless and dependent as IN infancy. This
poor fellow, IN return. equally fond Of his mo-
Their; love towards her wss the only feeling which
he was capable Of snd thai feeling wss proportion
able strong. The mother fell SICK and died; Il
death, poor wretch. he sDeg nothug: and II VAS IN
vein 10 hope 10 mske him comprehend II. lie woald
not sufIsr them barry he, AID they were OBJ. sei
10 put her into a eofiu unknown 10 han and carry
her to tae grave, ~ben they Unsigned. he had
deeoyed swsyt 10 distance. Ned OF the Toddcn
however. respected tina, something vas designed
watched them secretly and soop Il vas dsrk
opened the grave, took out the body and earned 4
home. Some Of the noghbors compassionate,
went lh,o the cottage to look after hin, they ounc
the dead BODY seated i her oNu piace in the chm
ney corner. large IRE hsElng y high he baC
msde TO warn her. end the IDIOT ton s.ih lsrgf
dish ofpsp. offering to feed her. ''Eat mother
he wu ssying "yoa used TO like Il - Presco,l,
wondering e, the silence. be looked al the fsoe O
Tie corpse, iooi The dead lDd TO feel IL, snd ssid
why dye look 90 pale motheri Nhy be you =,
cold r. E,prieiia :, lef'c,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
BAD. ~ I pse. -. lsae.

DsGTH Fhos Tnh BIrn ~ LEsbD.-The Haci,
IN The following ease ~efc rs.sled 70 By re.pec-
table ssA iHisAgeot gentleman fi0n Ge1rgeto4u
IL this vicinity.
The uniort1nals suhj-et wts cfl shout IL
yesfs Of age, the daughter Ct CsPlaia Rose, Of
Ceorgeto~a.
While Of play last sntamR. Little distance from
the hssss. beng bafefooied. shc fst something
bitag the bottom Of Der night faoi; Which ale de-
seussd sss small fosr-fsoie4 spotted suinsi. 3 Or
iaehss long. "a ciang 90 issi, hsi she sss osA.
ged to wrap bee go~n around Il 70 poll Il OF tnd
II sreass' the ska sslh II. fs0n The Place ~hers
u fastened.
The 100, soon sfsr becsms nutnb sad 70 sbort
eight days begsL 10 swell. Severe gsln ard ..ei-
Ing eoHtfnueo sp The lu.o. sn3 ron tLtt over tts
~bois right stse. Ga the 1874 cay dei,fter. com.
nsneeS. and the pain aud sysoas ere o. .ioiet,
thai they seat f9f Dr.. csshnta u Bssihsasy I.
beet iae I4th iGms3aE;sly @sfnea Tie aasily O,
the tsisi sFzg,ssn u The chsid. SIZE S.s be-
freely sne every SeiiFe' remedy sppAed uhlch I
saalfal. ~sii edscsiet phys,siaa eoal4 spsi,. b.,
tia eass -as too hf taStnesd. TIE uhos BOD
secane spS,aed, shs hngesed sisag several dsys
sss sxpafe3 "a great agSsy.
We have ssss lhss uissis. 10 he fstis dclsils.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
benjamin Rays Estate.

Siae Of TsrmonL }Ss>E II remembered that at p
Dsirict Of RaEd -, - special Probate Couri held
at Probate Office Rutland the l,h day Of january,
4. -. 1887,
Present UILLL7u nam, Jud,e,
JOINS RAY, ai;Ginsirsor Of the s.iate # benjamin
posing to render an account Of his administration and
present his account uga,ust said estate for allowance
OsGsref Tint said account be examined ia court, al
session thereof 10 be hoon Of thf Probate Office Ia Rut-
i-al anu - satf Cistrcl. the fret Monday Of
February next; aDd that the Publication Of cory this
order three weeks sucessyely ia the Rutland Herald
printed at Rutland soon may be, shall be sufficient
notice 10 all csGcernol to eppesr II they cause and
object thereto.
". b. TOWSLEE, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
Tg.- a. ls-u.iksrs fssfasa Message
TONY WYE.


wh.s ~ az ts-saa ] reehss,
Esprsf6 ss,u ~ ssH tses a-ss
To 81 shss wirs iss hs
ftsr, - ~ ,scsvS i.ss
9Asst npaasrs ste 80 seals d-sF.e.
OBssssa& ss1 Y We
ops srviusi same snsP Fss go .s,
n. ts@ass is.aA tis sshinf -
r.ss Y,,r hsss 49, ts'trs'sa
Eoms s~s~f .srtaissss. ssss 80
episE, ~ 49, - 49, 'bs sasI',u 80,
Tsss lsss ctr rtsf - cie,d
Have 4, ~ssi lis 81 ~ ihos
fiss tls,as~istt -- tls 81 fst u.t.
~ On co. a.stes.st. mgts.
Tai sssri. h.et ~,ti sraani grts
WEI plesssd 10 - nav h'pps day.
AnA b,a - I've sa4 iars
fesr., srir>-,o3 ct-s' VII CONS
tn hc%gra !, nv stsaesi hams
- isn ne u.srs 10 ~
Az . nsfr ovgia d.aufts 81, fait'
IL ~ ~ sigh eel s'cD css.
Al iose q Ia 20, Breast
Have is~tsA 1T. I'll bst o-a,
Al h--. ssa " - ~. ss.i q d. ass--
Ozr hrsgi. sis 90 cnteiusd
Thai liks ths - tesud tie tree,
ftoasG ep "a los-a im ~
II, death 10 10 dsjo,ncj.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
RU5sELL'S CELEBRATED
salt 1ibettm Otutmrut.

THIS Is unqucsuonsby the best and safest remed,
ever yet offered 10 Tie public for that obstinate disorder
Sal RelUn. II has succeeded where other means have
failed, aud the ae that II has been cxeusyey used by
eminent practitioners speaks volumes IN its praise II
equally cbcacogs Ia all diseases OF the skin zeal head
ring worms and the mot inyeierate Itch, &c. &C. Ma.
certificates might be- obtained but the proprietor
chooses that far trial should be the only evidence Of ia
superior efficacy. Price 30 centi box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
Con,,,,issioncrs' Notice.

WYE he subcriber,,h ICING appointed by the Hon Pro-
~ bate Court for the District Of Rutland commits
souors 20 receive examine and adjust oil Claims and de-
mauds u all pcr.ons against the estate OF
GIDEON BUEL,
late OF Nillleow in aJ district leccssed represented
inspven,, aol also all claims aud demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto; AMI Xix months from the 90th day Of
Nov. us; being allowed by said court for that purpose.
We 10 therefore hereby give notice that vii attend 10
the busBess 81 sAii appointment at the dwelling
holse o! Lucy B1e sad ,lIdetown the last Non
Jay Of January anI second Monday o February next
from o'clock uoih four O'Clock ~ on each Of saiI
days.
I J4s2gH BGHHa a4.yn Jt commn'~nen.
Dated al MiII.ctown tbs 20.h day Of December 4.
d. 1885.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
RUSsELL'S
fttb 0intmrnt.

THIS choice sBj safe ointment said to be superior
10 any use, for that dsa cable and loAths0e
sesse, the Ihi ointment n certain ia lie ope-
ration thst person troubled with The above disorder
ought 20 be without 1t. II rea.edy for caansous
erapuon scorbuc Affections q the head any other
breaking which srise from sharp humors the blood
Price % cents a box.
fresh supply just received and for sale by LurHER
DANIEL, JAAEs BARRETT, j.. JANIS PoRTER, Boar
Langion, hoOlton Co, Csstleioa-A. y. Blss, Noyee
kansom. East Pouitney -Sta5ley. LeiBBgweli s. Co,
West fouliney Satin, Button & Co.. samuel Towns
ond, Na!liugiorl Noah W. sawyer, Tinmouth l,aac
hDau'els, : \. j. smith. D4nby Boughton Brggs
T. Strong Son, fawiet RoFley 4 Butler, Crave &
Fasdsck, Granville aiandnh & Baker. Foot L Bates
Ncrh Granville; b. :. Wright Co, Andrew Aoder,on
Nhcha-snd 10 uost II the stores throughout the U
-ittes- 4OGoViy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

20 g. bectuse BE- hss been doablcd ~bcihef ihf
ecmu.a spoiied hrara us tchc,c orc on q -
spcc.ss 10 sen NOUS trpnie AMI every sle' ~ct
,othsrics 81 feet mas throw some light on naIofa1
HISTORY. -- Is,rois ToerrgA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
Published b. y. &. Goddard,
Windsor. VI.

.i,f for ssls IA al pars er.N EHgiaH9aaf " York.
AyhRSHALL's NEW SIZZLING BOOK ,Np FL
vi ENENTARI PRINCIPLES - rus ENGLISH
LANGUAGE .--taicnlatcl tu teach spelling auI read
in b. association. ctacu. sul hc usual mode 81 "Aer-
rrns 20 ciascs--hy ELIHUr 2. MARSHALL. author O.
a "Sl .Clhug Book # the tugiish Language, n.
The above work has bocu prepared with great care
sul believed 10 possess macy advantage over other
book. Il The kul uuw in The maze # the author
v rc5liy he recognized by many Of cur School Com.
m,ses Uul Teachers, who have in years past adopted
su used he urmor work. uP.n which the rrosoni one -
believed TO tca very great improvement.
Many rccommendhury uotces have already been re-
cci,cl, aul.us Which ate The iuio~ins -: