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Cash Spccualatiooa:;

iiERE will Be let, At the May Taem Of shs Com.
mssioness court, TO be holdsn in Hsasy eouasy. On
the hrs Monday In May next for the budiae
Clerk ADD Recorders Office, for said county; bus
OF Brick IL fcs vide and b feet long, brick pass.
ton running shs CENTRE be story high ~
feet between ne floors, doors in 'front.' doom -
made OF good oak plank. ues be up shrougA
artion wall, suitable receive ppes wloe
roof be covered with An plan of the buildos
will be hed in the Csrk Office, 20 previous
tag Of the price will paid 9Osh
Of Sapte mber and the other of March
The building b completed by the 10, Monday in Neveo
ter next.
!. x.;p sRANI.1sw'N'(
d. Z. SHAWHAN,N
March 18th, 1858. 1O-1e
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New ORLEANS MARKET,
March IL. 1899.

SUGAR-New. "a a Gic; infer Tor, a S; in de-
maud Havana white, IL; brown, SA-dull.
MoLAssEs-On Lcvee, CSC. per gall.--salcs.
Ola plantation. 23 II % cts.--small sales.
PoRK--CIear, $lsal9 per bb.; mcss, 1Ga a
II; prime, liz al2--smaIl salcs---vcry dull.
BACoS-iinms, 3 a 10 cts. per ib.; mlddlings,
SaS3; shoulders, Gl64 limited sales.
L.RD-Pcr ID, 7a7A c., according to quality
brisk sales.
FLorR-$73 per barrcl--fair demand
BCrTEa--Goshcn, % to 3oc.; western, l2A-
dali.
CHEEsE-Wcstern. 1Oc.; northern, l2i
CoFrEE-IIavana Green, IL a lac; Rio, IL 4
l2A Java, ID l5al6--saes.
HAy--Western, $2Oa2l per ton-arrivals.
GKAIS-Corn in ear, 7Oa75c. per bbl arrivals
shelIed in sacks. 50 per bushel-pienty. Oats,
lO--arriyals.
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PUBLIC BALE.

"/ILL Be offered for sale h;eess bidder a
wv POOLS, on Main street, Ricbmond, Isdiaaa, g
SEVENTH-DAY, the 18th Of msash, The psspsnai
property Of Nathan Ballard deceased, eoasissiae a
STOVE, one BEDSTEAD and BEDDING, AsssehaiA enA
kitchen furniture, &c. Sale COMMENCE as 10 49,
Terms made Known the day Of sale by
Third mo. 18th. 1888. lO.iae
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The undersigned having taken Issssrs ssssas.esv
on the estate Of Nashan Ballard nosics il ho~
Even to those indebted said call and seasae
same, and those having claims against the estate 70
them according Law. The sstass n svn.osed IA - ~
JOSHUA Moore, r.-'.-l
TAird month l7sh, 1893. eM.,D
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

HENRY HARRISON.
WING MEETING.

The Wings Of Richmond, and its vicnity, respectfully
invited II w building the evening OF
SATURDAY. the 3ls, Inst, take into consideration busi-
..ss that will thea be submitted them. By
order of s,s HE N"AHi' iAL'
Marca 2ila, 1893.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

T he thorough bred asA AtsfisgsisAeA reee husss
Pr Y A N,
NCLi. brother tn The unrivallsd Aosss HICKORY
IL JOHN by John Richards dam bv old ff,croay Pa.
An nas We" Ten since he psop.
er,y Of the subscrbsr
AL6O-zne yell bred Kentucky horse FORES1ER
Tho above horses viii in Riehuoo6 sie en,.;e,
son. Fer particulars see biIla
March 18th, 1882 i0-i1
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THE holder. e.o-k Of said Company are hereby
notified. Sd i.ssam.nt Of dollars and
FIVE share. required be paid tbes oes
in Richead. first 'sy OF Tn. Fiisb mont Tuesday,
Nav I.,. 1882 r. order cf the Directors.
VI. ~. LEETS. See.sssry.
Esc.-so,5, Is re. 2o.e, 1913 ssn
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To cORREsPoSDENrs.

We would respectfully request those who ad-
dress us through the Post Office, on their own
business. 10 pay the postage on their cos"n'un'ca-
tions. This may appear Us a small thing, TO be
making fuss about; but it should be recollected
that many small items amount to considerable IN
the course of time. G.rThe postage on one let
ter, would almost buy busheD OF potatoes!
Destructive fire at Eaton. Oaio!-We lear"
from report, that an extensive fire occurred ~ our
neighborins village, OH the night Of "Wednesday
las, hv which il is said that eleven dwelling hou-
ses with number out buildings were consumed.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Peter Beers, our
faithful and cn,erpris;ng mail Contractor, be-
tween this place and Dayton, was seriously IN
iurcd by one Of his horses, while endeavoring to
get them from the stable where the fire origin
a,cd I, is further stated that four or five hor-
scs belonging to Mr.. Beers were burnt.
MArkIEp-O, the 2S,h Second month, at Concord
meeting house, Belmont county. Oho, coward FouLxr
of Richmoad Indiana, 20 PurBx Ann tackEKs daughte
OF Thomas Vickess.
DIED,-In this place. Thursday evsning last EDwAa ~
! ID
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

THE Tssehsss q R;sA.ssd. sesps<0tny sssio -
Tsaehsrso u wayas sosay. asss - Csnsea, = -
urtay the 9Th Of April, h ~ Wssaa bu1aaa 3an1,
al II o'eiork, fos the pspnss 9Aaisias essv
association, AMI uansaesiHe sseA ssAss h1ns = ~ -
laid h<foss them. All engaged 10 os1Aiak = - evs
and all Others, favorable she - sAsea, oasa
sider this personal invsasioa.
Kcanonl, Marcia 10Th, lo3A
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NHE heretofore existing under the rm Of
Isaac Smith & Sons, 10 dissolved by mutual consent.
All JUS, against firm will BE- settled by Isaac
Smith, all deb,s due the lass firm b. paid.
ISAAC SMITH,
SAMl'EL c. SMITH,
Comfy SMITH
Third mo. 2jth, 1888. n-l3
The business conducted old ssand
two doors S,rassan Mseks store, ~ Isaac Smith
who past favors respectfully soliciss eoasnn
au-. public patronage. No credit be pecsed az
ter the day Of month. Supene Flour. afsr tina
da. will dollars and City 100 lbs
Wheat, Corn, and Oats in demand At shs above Aoo
store. for which q fair prizes will - gwen !. s.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

ARRxL ULDCTI011.
Cand ifates for Constable Of WAYNE Township.
WILLIAM HART PETER EWING
WILLIAM DALBEY. SAMUEL w. FOkShA.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

PAr~E's BETH DAr.-At the celebration Of
Paine's birth day at Boston, The following, among
other toasts, Indicate the plans and views Of the
Loco Foco party:
By Geo. A. Chapman. Christianity and the
Bank.-Totte,ing on their last leg; may their
downfall be speedy.
By Thoma. J. Montgomery. Francis Wright
Darusmont-Ths bright Venus Of Democracy.
May she continue to exert her brillian, talents in
the cause Of freedom. until monopoly Of every
description shall be driven form Amonca's fair
land.
We are confident tina. no, a single man among
the "ch"sen pcopien ever felt or ever would give
utterance to sentiment like the above. oppressed
and prosecuted as they have bcen-they woodland
do cheerfuy sustain every institution Of Christi
anity founded on "peace on earth and good will
to man ;"and yet we find men born and educated
in the christian faith avowing sentiments like the
above We are sorry to tisd that to great extent
such are the doctrines Of many who support the
administration ard its measures. so much 50. az
j, NAV a'ncs: be said. that they ccrs'i.Ite ror-
sicn Of their political creed.
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U1w 193322VaeR
G1ESo NNDNa

Nv oULP respectfully Inform Ladies a Rieh~s>A
w and surrounding country, that has eo,nn>eeA
the above business in all its and lin
happy 70 receive and the orders soss who
feel disposed tn favor her with patronage $500
work entrusted - her hands executed r. - -
approved modern style Of dusabiisy aa Gaso
on Main street, in The building iaasly eeeupieA
BY Dr. Z. West, opposite ID. d. Soas,s Hceel
Richmond. Jan. 9th, 1888 80
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

Aw4WS:e GI10I1NHa
Candidates for sheriff Of Wayne county.
JACOB r. FISHER. JESSE l.. DAVENPORT
JACOB w. FISHER FREDERICK BLACK.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

DrED,-On Friday the 23j ult., Col. SIMPSON
ToRBur, Chief Engineer Of the White Water
Canal, after a severe illness Of % daye. The
deceased was a native Of Pennsy lvania. In his
own state he was an Engineer Of very considcra-
BILE note, for several years he principal Of the
Delaware division Of the Pennsylvania Canal,
dustry and skill. He bore, not only in public but
private capacity, IN uncxccpt;onable character
He has left bereaved little family, an aged mo-
Their and numerous friends TO mourn his loss
Indiana Journal. n. Ms.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24
Third mo. 2jsn, 1888.
Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
p.rxs rrar AVN yr<Nor n re

Boots, Shoes and BFOgams,
PALM LEAF AND WOOL HATS
VGNfE rbsrs wing general assortment
Of BOOTS and SHOES, PALM LEAF AMI WOOL
HATS which they ~ii sell very low for eas o. approves
paper.
Those ing the city make purchases viii do well -
give u . call befo:e PURCHASING
EDMUND GAGE Co.
Jos Main, between Thisd and Fourth streets.
Boston a nd New York FUNDS wanted.
Cincinnati, March 24:h, 1885 u-17
NTOTlCE.-In pursuance OF an passed BY Abe Leg
i.,.,ure the Of Indiana. on the IL, day Of
Febsarv 1894. will offer for sale 4,h day Of phil
,ex. at Of Economy. Wayne county, indiana,
Gun efs my SHOP BY Rob=r: : Gondy be repaired.
EDOM FARMER.
March 1851. 1893. ll-13
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

election q shs Stockholders in ATss RscausaO
n TaAosxo Am NAsuvsc7unrss CoesAsy," hsla -
nth Of May, 1887. j. e Msndsahail, Livias 1ss,
Isaac e. Jones, A. Tsofnbe.fy, jonathan TewnoA, II.
Newman and Dsaiaaia FslKhum elected dipoeao -
Oh. year ~ neesing efss Dseesoss slses, - -
day. James r. Mendsahai ssesed Pwsidsas, Wasaar
NJ Leeds. Secretary, and E1h Csn, TDasusses 81 ~
re.oisxoa oftbe Board, }. Z Msldesha asd ". =. Lss
appointed Supezinfeadsns = IN IL bss0 81 -
persy q DE Compahy. Thy ~in pay ~ aarkA t0 -
CASH 5os clean i6sn and 49, dslivo - paDM
mill. CASH will aiso paid fos wsssas6 R1as0 49,
hare wool for sale win Pleas call va0 KID (se
DE voollen fseservl who 10 sRhoTis0d pueAo -
Company.
RICHMOND, s;xsa mo. losh, 1857. ~
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DIED,-In This place. Thursday evsn.g last, EDwAar
u. infant son of Mr.. b. Rish,w.li, aged ? months.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

Blank Deeds for sale q dis e6oou
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cage is laboring eternally, but to purpose, and
in constant motion, without getting on jot; like
a turnstilc, he is in every body's way, but stops
mol ody he talks great deal, but says very little
looks into every thing, but sees into nothing; and
has hundred irons in the fire, but very few OF
them are hot, and with those few that arc, he on
ly burns his fingers.
A bill has passed the Kentucky Legislature,
Just adjourned, to relieve the Banks from the Pc
naly If II per cent. upon all notes hereafter 10
sued and reducing it to per cent. for not paying
specie. 1t also authorses the issue Of notes Of a
less denomination than s., but not under 81.
Some wag, during the magnetic sleep Of ono OF
Mons Peyon's patients, cried 'fire, fire, the house
is on fire in the chambers" Much to the astonish-
ment Of the magnetism, his patient started up
from her slumber, not having the most distant
notion Of being burnt to death.
DrPArErER.-we learn from Quebec that the
first teller Of the Montreal (Branch) Bank, al
Quebec, was committed to the Jail Of that city,
on the night Of the I'd. charged with defalca,ion
to the amount Of $55,OOO.
IyCoMBCsrIBLE fnATCR.-N has been proved by
repeated experiments that straw. saturated with q
solution Of Time, or common whitewssh, 10 incom
bustible. This fact Is Of great importance to the
rural population, especially as thatch 10 thus moi
only rendered fire proof but much more durable.
! A solution Of alum has been tried, but being %
luble, the rain destroys its virtues.
! LowEa CANADA.-Sir John Colborne was in
stalled on Tuesday the 9th of Feb. Moutrea
va. illuminated in the evening. There were n
disturbances On the occasion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
Tcetk! Yeeth |!

TT has become matter of interest and im- N portance toall who would havegood sound teeth and healthy gums, and to the ladies in particular, who have handsome lips and bad teeth, or none at all, that the present improv- ed method of setting and filling teeth as prac- tised by the subscriber, does effectually re- store beauty to the toothless mouth, and pre- serve the partially sound teeth, (when taken in season) to the end of life. "An ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure" and ad- vice given in season, if attended to, is worth more than money can purchase, when disea- sed. Teeth Setting from $3 to $S5. Filling with gold, from $1 to $2 cavity, and less for tin-flling. UrFiling is oflen sufficient to preserve decayed teeth. B- Cleaning and Extracting done with skill and care. Advice freely given to all disposed to call upon
 R. B. MERRIMAN, Dentist,
 Itco doors aoest of Mansion House.
 Litchfeld, Sept. 26.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
DAILY STAGE. I.itchGeld and New-TIaven.
.0;esC .as.rsyasgesaseass. 1.

A STAGE will leave Spencer's Masnion "A House. Litchfield, Monday, Wednesday and Friday epenings, at Il o'clock. and arrive at New-Haven in time to take the Boat for N. York next morning at o'clock. Also, stage Will leave Litchfield, as usual, same days, al 5 o'clock A. M. from same house-making il equal to daily line via Watertown, Water. bury, Naugatuc, Sc.
 Returning, on the some route, leaves New Haven every day, Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Steam Boats from New. York. for Litchfeld, where passengers can take the, Albany stage, which leaves immediately up. on the arrival of the stage from New-Haven, and reach Albany next day to dine.
 Inquire at the old Stage Office, N. Haven, oi II. MIX, Agent, and at the Mansion House Litchfield. of MT. COZ, Agent.
 J. ": HARRIS & co. Proprietors
 May 9, 1887. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
Al MERTCAN TRUss.
TA0WTTH.e RAENMT.

HNHE superiority of this instrument over 1 any thing of the kind ever offered to the public is fully proved by the testimony of me most experienced surgeons, and the repeated instances in which perfect cures nave been effected. We know that safety and life are ieopardized by ncglecting immediate atten. tion instance the frequent painful surgical oncrations in cases of Strangulated Hernia.
 This instrument is new in theory, and pro- duccs the most happy practical results. Gen. tlemcn and physicians who take an interest in improvements which tend to alleviate hu- man suffering are respectfully invited to ex- anime this instrument.
 Recommendation from Dr. Hyde, Braiucboro', Vt.
 Af:er several months investigation, and having seen many cases under trca ucDt wlh ths and other ln- srunents of the kiud, the undersigned unheslta tinnly pronCunces .]dGutA$ American Truss m his power, mannercf giving pressure, and especially in ease the wearer, to any instrument now before the public. The principle IS just one-tounded on the principle of adhesive inflammation and the anatomy son for this opinion s that Hernia has been cured by the application of the instrument Tn repeated nstan- ces DANA HYDE, M. D.
 Certificates and recommendations can be seen at the Agents room. The best recom- mend is an examination, together with fair trial Gentlemen who wish can have six days to prove the perfection of this instrument by wearing it. This offer is made with the belief that none will regret the trifiing pecuniary consideration in securing an instrument of intrinsic value.
 ITThis Instrument can De had ct the Apothe- caries' Hall, and ct the store of Dr. J. c. Beck- aOith, Litchfeld, Conn.
 July 6, 1887. 3m5
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
.1I. Ka. .SoORYKE Ss CO.

HAVE just returned from New York, and ! I'll are now opening an extensive assort- ment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which will be sold at the lowest pressure pri- ces for cash or good credit.
 T All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods; also Woolen Socks and Yarn at Oct. 19. N. H. NORTH & CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
Beware Of Coun4erfaits l!

TN order to prevent the sale of spurlous n Pills, Dr. BrGndrefh has prepared certif- cates for every agent,signed by himself. which we are to sign and distribute to every agent appointed by us. All Dr. Brandreth's Pills, sold by any person without certificate. are commercials. PIERRE & PARMELEE.
 MiddlesOscn, June I, 1887. lyI
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
PTANO EORTES.

THE subscriber has recently completed
 N two plain style E16sgaeO FO9'teS, and takes this method of informing, and also re- spectfully inviting his friends and all others in this vicinity who wish to purchase Pianos, to call and examine them before purchasing elsewhere, and judge for themselves as to their quality, tone and workmanship. Pianos from this establishment will be conveyed to any place in this state, warranted and kept in tune one year free of fexpense to the purchaser.
 G Piano Fortes tuned and repaired at short notice. JEROME $. WoODhOff'
 J,itchfeZd, Sept. 20, 1857. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18

AER BAk54H &4V&s SVSSAI0us
 0NE who has had some experience, and twill be willing to work under instruction, at the Tailoring Business will meet with 9ood encouragement, on immediate applica- tion to nLlAo HULL.
 I.itchfeM, Dec. 20, 1857. 29
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
GMAWEG.

A VARIETY of Merino, ChalIy, Thibet "A Plaid Wool, and other 6hawls, at
 Dec. 2I. I. LAWRENCE'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
U. $. Mail Stage.
THIS WAX, ifyou please.

"A GOOD stock of heavy, low priced Broad- n cloths and Coatings; also an assortment of fine Cloths of every desirable color; dark and light Winter Vestings; Silk velvets of every quality and color; Velvet Ribbons 1; black and blue black Bombazines; Fr. and Eng. Mcrinos; few patterns of Challys- Cords and Tassels, Plaid Linings, Oil Cloth, and Oil Silks, and Domestic Goods generally, with almost every thing else in the Dry Gooas line. and Gll at your oscn prices # goa. happea to ofer enough. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
 Litchfeld, Dec. q. %
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NsOuxuS " usAAluS 0Uy YucSssSSn VI tDo CO0St1lO>
tiooal power Of Congress to make such arrange
ments.
The gentleman's other propositions, and which
he lays down with still moro confidence and en-
phasis, is, that Congress eanrot. cousttutionaly,
authorize the receipt Of bank notes, though they
be notes Of specis-paying banks, in payment Of
debts to government; because, he says, that would
make them money; and If We make them money,
thea We are bound to control and regulate that
money. Most certainly sir, agree with the hon
orable member, that when hank notes become
money, are bound to control and regulate them.
l thank him for this admission; since it goes .
great way to supPss: that proposition, FOR which
! have been eeosseding. That bank notes have
become money IN TACT, that they answer the uses
q money, that, in many respects, the law treats
'hsm - money, is certain. Why, then, are w
NOT already bound 10 control and regulate them,
Inc gentleman viii say, because We have not
ourselves, made them money. But IL that any
answer! II they have become money in fact
they require the same Regulations, and ~ have
The same authority 10 bsssew il, a n shev -
acquired hat character By any aess of our ovn
because our power IS general; it is to lake car, 8
the money of the country, and to regulate al tn
great coacefns Il commerce
U1e let % So hsw th;s opinion of ths honor,
BE member stands uPoa The snthosities in ca
evs history. -
!, When the FIRST tank was sseG1aishsd, the rieh
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
OuTRAGNouS FRAUD!
reeds no epolog

The most outrageous and indecent piece
Of yillany upon record, has been pcfpetrated
by the loco focos Of the "lSorshern Aber-
tea" in Fhiladelphia,--e piece Of "liany,
which aiaas a fatal blow 81 the very heart Of
one OF the dearest rights of free people
the hight Of suffrage.
II seems that Mr.. NaYLog, the whig
candidate was fairly elected, in the whole
district by a majority Of 775 votes over
Charles J Iagcrson, the loco ioco candid
ate Agrcoab'y no doubt, with rre-
concerted plan, the loco fooo inspectors Of
two wards, finding the majority 'IargeiF a
gains Ingarsoll, destroyed the ballot loxes,
snd pretended they were lost siier The
porpetyatlon Of this fraud, lngersoil and his
friends contenaed thai nor only the Two lest
Wards, should be rejected, bat also the en-
ire vote Of the ''Nolthern Iibrrtjes," al
fording whjg maj ority Of 1856 - MS bare
.iacoi proposition was sustained b he loco
toco inspectors, and the certificate OF cleo
ton given to lng1rscl.!
Tins have the people been openly de-
lrauded Of their representative. legally and
consttutionaliy elected by an over~he!'u-
ing majority Of their sufIragcs. Such are
lie legitimate fruits 70 loco-focoism. Iha
same spir;t is all around us and We nant
be vigilant and watchfnl, or oar boA@tcd
liberty is bet al empty name.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

n Treatise on Bread, ~ <gIresttf Gro
fan, This is T. very valuable irtie "":&,
containing alIt|'c necessary in'"''na1o''' Il
relation to the history, properties, iefmeh-
lafion and prepsrato' sf Brcad- we TIM
/, @rll adapted TO practical purposes "n1
that bread made according 10 It's d'r'|fi Oh"
is far superior to the common n.ode. What
yer may be said against some Of Mr..
Gfahanis theories, this little Work deserves
the attention ofal who love good bread.
The art cf Preserving Hsal'h,---a Poem
in four books, BY John Armstrong, a. D.
with critical Essay by j. Aiken, M: D
and notes by DR.. Alcot.
This is title book Of 1870 pages, orig
nally published at Edinburg, in TAI. 1t
is an interesting little work, and aboands
in valuable hints, and correct doctrine. 1t
strongly inculcates temperance IN ali things
and is worthy of general circulation
The Boston Comaen, or Rural Walks III
Cities. This is another small work Of a
bout so pages tresting on the means OF
promoting health in cities and towns, with
a very pretty engraving.
| GraAnYn's Lectureto Young Nen. This
we consider one of the best and most need
! ed Of any publication, we have seen of late.
The subject treated upon, to be sure, Is
one Of extr enc deicacy; bat he clothes his
instructions. i language Of the utmost del
icacv, which while it SQUADS the alarm to
the yonng, cannot lailto awaken the stten-
ton of parents to see the Importance OF
properly instructing those under their
charge The celebrated superintendent Of
the Massachusetts Lunatic Hospital obsrves,
tho work is of such character'that it may
be read with propriety and benefit by all =
r he above works are printed and bound
in surpurb and elegant style, all of them
published by GEORGE W. LIGHT Of Bo ston.
and may be purchased in this town at the
Book Stores of Henry Hyde and c. S.
jerks, Front Street.