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An OFFICE sEEKER--A correspondent Of the
New Orleans Picayunc, thus announces him
sclfas candidate for Congress -
"-Ny spunk is up--lny ambition is riz--anl III
go it, i il costs me my doiiarS! I've gin up the
school--it's III darned rainy here for a school,
so now must 90 tn pedln, tn tcachin short
hand wrltln', or tn mcndln' clocks, or else
must 60 to COMPRESSOR Smhi--it won't du tn
be here DUN nohin'. want you to back me.
Here's my ticket:
''For Congress- from the fust vacant dcestrict
in Luzyana, Pardon Jones, Esq. son of Mr..
Jones OF the Bay state Mr.. Jones' sentiments
is liberal and free, founded on the principles of
Washington, Jefferson and Jackson, Van Buren,
and General Harrison. Mr.. Jones opin-
ions about the banks is precisely the same
that them great men all entertained. Mr.. Jones
will stick up one side or t'other for the tariff
but don't like tn commit himself on that subject
till he sees which way the cat is goin' TO jump.
Mr.. Jones will go in for the public lands. He
is goin' to he the peoples man and he wants to
DO on the poper side of everything, for that is
demmercratic. Mr.. Jones will 90 in f2f all the
Englshmen, lrishman, Scotchmen, Dutchmcn,
Frenchmen, and ,al lhc foreigners, born and
brought up in-tfYe United States
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

NEW GOODS.
THE Subscril cls have lust received from n. York,
l. al large assortment Of
FAN CY G GODS.
among which may lc found
Heavy black and luc black POI de- Sol silks,
" Gro dc Swiss "
" Pclin striped "
" erode Alrquc
I" Light colorel do 4"
do Pckn striped "
" Plaid Poi cSol, "a new arcIc) "
Bonnet silks bonnet Lawns, lllt Italian Cravats,
plain and fed French homlazmcs,
Hall mourning, plain 5' ig'd, all wool Mousline
dcLanes,
Chincc and Satin tripod Monslinc dcLaincs very
fine. Lace Wells,
Blk nett shaw's and scars, nett Mits and Gloves
superior Kid do honba2ine and satin stocks,
Norhcd cambrc& Muslin In,crngs & Edengs,
Thread Edgmgs, bonnet s, CAP Ribb,ns, new styles,
Zephyr Norsed, plain and rihfd silk Hose,
Worscd Working Paitensan Canvass, etc.
July 80, 1871. nj f.. NJ. WRIGHT d. co.
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{ Ground Coffee, for sale ~ ,,.a 49,
" j. p. WHALING g. co.
July l6. NJ
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b l. A NIX BOOK $ .
Ielgers, Journals & Record Rocks.

irusscs.-Dr. Hull, Trus-cs, consisting Of mem,
pam single, do.rldica cure, do. double Chi
fenN single, double and umblIrul, Of every size re.
'e'ciIor sale, and will Lcacc ra,cy appladly
June 2Isf, 1871 -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

An OFFICE sEEKEE--A correspondent of the
New Orleans Picayunc, thus announces him
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

- -. ~ Il 2 ul
In Norfolk, st. Lawrence County, New-York. on
the 9th instanl in the i3d year of lis age Rev Adolf
plus Taylor son of Deac Nehemiah Tavor farmer
ly of Vermont.
Editors of the Vermont Chronicoa and the Vermont
Telegraph viii please insert the above.
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ltfe III tie 1glooGs."
FEW PLACES IN AMERICA CAN AFFORD BET.
TER SPECIMENS or
"LIFE IN TIE WOODS"
THAS CAN BE ESJoYED, [Drnl.G THE srMuER
MoSTus, At THE
"CiI. MIA SERIN

THE LARGE "NEW HOTEL" will be open on
or before the first day Of June and the proprietor
briefly promises to all his visitors bcsdes u pure and
wholesome Waters), Good Dinners, Deiiic1us UjHes
clcdn Rooms and comfortable Bsd, together with all
that KIND and obIigng attendance Of servants which
is always 50 grateful To the travelling Public.
The Amusemcnts will be a good Billiard Table, a
Piano Forte for the Ladies, spacious Bal Room fur
nshed with Music. where the innocent and callhyeX-
ercIse OF Dancing can he enjoyed almost every eve
nng, with many other pastlmcs and sports usual ct
such places.
Th5bonefcal effects of the MrNnnA1 WATER BARNS
are invaluable to lnyalids and luxury to AL that
even the benefits of Ssa-butii1g may be more than
realized from the SALINE AMI SuLpucR Barns.
The subscriber has great pleasure in being able to
add that he has made arrangements with the Agents
Of the Ottawa Company to run one fther Steam
cg5 EXPIRE sly for passengers dugng the summer
months; this will enable visitors from Montreal to
reach the Spring, comfortably in one day and " vice
versa" Tho Springs Stages will meet the steam
boats at Point Fortune as usual The ride from thence
| 10 the springs is picturesque and deli htul
| Visitors from Toronto, Kingston and other places
above, may avail themselves of the improved state o
travel, via ByoWn, and through that interesting ano
magnificent line of Government Works " the kldcar
| Canal Which communication! will land visitors at L.
Original, within nine miles of the springs where Goa
chos will be IN readiness TO convey them thither al
any hour Of their arrival.
Nothing within the power of the subscriber Will be
left undonc, the ensuing season, 10 make the " Gale
donna Springs an agreeable and ayorite resort.
WM. PARKER.
Caledonia Springs, May 10, 1871. MS
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LOST.

\ Rcd Morrqco Memorandum Book, with Mctahc
Pencil, flittle value, except to the owner, containing
Papers &c. Compensation will be pad for lis return.
Burlington, July s, ISL. HORACE WHEELER,
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PNSTNElNICE NATIIE

The mails to and from this place, will arrive and
depart until further notice. according to the following
schedule,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

LOVE AND LAVA young lawyer, who had
long paid his court to a lady without much ad-
vancing his suit accused her one day of "being
inscnsbe to the power of love.
SIT does not follow" she archly replied, "that
j am so because am not to be won by the por-
or Of attorney.
"Forgive me- replied the sutton, shut you
should remember that all the votaries of Cupid
are solicitors"
He might have added that lawyers in good
practice are always couling."
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GTONE'S CAST STEEI, ANES, Warun,ei su-
- peror to any thing IN Mmkrt-2o doc. for sale by
STRONGS T. Co
Jhg |. l54l
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NEW GOODS

THE subscribers have reed new atsortu5li q
l PLAIN musn De l.aus fr.liod muslin and Print
ed Lawns Blk ind white Pms~57 L7ce French sgr
nett u Railroad and Blond DO hihho1s Fans nc.
L. MURRAY Wight d'co.
June Is, Isl.
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MORE, NEW GOODS

Five Ra.> VioIs with Bows, q and { Bass Vic
>,rng' Clarione muth Pieces Ladc. Wrt
C.rls and ,eans Narrow VIVA cIonc. SwiiiS, uun,
or memorandum looks, Ch.lJgcn', Bells, Goa p,nc
Wax Bcai spool stands, Gold Walchc, and Cham,
st received, June 10 and 29'h, l. Il, AMI for sale a
The lowest price. for cash al the variety sore
nj PANGBOR\ & BRlNSMAID
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n f. W b O O X )

NTOrccstcr's History BRIDGES Algebra,
w Watts and select liyions, three sizes
First, second and thrd laes Readers,
Mount Vcruondo. Olnoy's Geography g. AtlS-
Aborcrombe's Intellectual rowe,s etc
Just rec-iyedby C. GOODBiCH;
July elL NC
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The mails to and from this place, will arrive anc
depart untl further notice, according to the following
schedule.
Arrives Departs
SoWhcra Daily 5 pm. Fam.
Northern, L" 8
EaStern,
The northern and eastern mails are not die till Q
p N. but usually arrive before I.
NoRTn Eastern, Leaves Monday, "Wednesday, and
trday,a a. m. and arrives Tuesday, Wednesday
and Saturday at II noon.
FrdnHin 1IaH, once a wcok-arrvos on Frdav,a
P. m. and leaves on Saturday, at ) n. m.
Lidnd lhH, leaves on Friday, at a. IN. and ar
rlves on Sunday, at 5 p. m.
8y Hincshurgl and Bristol to NTiddcburv-I.oav
Tuesday and Friday, at m. and arrives Wednesday
and Saturday, at ! p m.
by llinesburgh and NTonktown to NIiidlebury-
Leaves or Monday and Thursday, at 6 a III. and ar.
rlves on Tuesday and Friday. at p. IN.
;, Port Kent Mai, daily, Sundays excepted by the
Ferry Boat.
aGThe mails are NIL made up the evening provou.
to their departure and letters will he mailed Ill, sp m
H. b. STACY =. NJ.
Burlington, july, ISL
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BUTTONS

"A NEW assortment of Eotts Patent Satin. Vel
4 n vet TWIST Dress, and Oycrcoat Buttons. 4
Jew s,'s choice gilt for dress coats, Just received and
for sale by C.BEVVNE 50,
June "A. ,9,,2
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ZINE 81 and "A Brown Linen for Coors TIc,v,
l. Brown and White Linen Drilling do Fancy
y, me linen Drilling "a Russia Shooting and ia
Russian Burlap, very cheapby
IL NJ GInDlNES Ncn
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y O L &c I,

ClllS may certify to all those whom it NAV con
ceiu that have given my son Charles luri-
n.rt. his time and hereafter Shall not control any NJ
ms earnings neither hold myself accountable 10 nav
IS ,., WRIGHT HCRLBERT.
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The Hartford (Ct) Courant says it is willing
to aid in hruSting greatness upon the author o.
The following verses by publishing them in its
.colums.
TO CAROLINE.
Like lragant Havana
Long kept from the light.
Ereits loneliness fadcth
In ashes and night;
Like saint in his clostcr-
A monk in his cell
Like York river oyster
Shut tight in his shell
Like toad in grind.sone-
! clam in the sea
aly heart Is bound up,
Dearcs, Maiden, in thee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

MUSICAL instruments &c. b E& + flat Caro.
~ nol'es, Il Il Flies, Flagcslets, Guitar Violin
ana Vlalncei strings RECEIVED by
July Il lSil' PANGBDRN& BRl NsMAIU.
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0iIridgc's Ualm, Of CO;,,7nhia,

The very best article for removing Dandrulf from
he heads OF children or adults. 1t will ohccually
stop ltar nom coming out, when it has become loo
sened and promote the growth of hair OH bald placos
when many other preparation fail This article
beng Xtensvey counercitcd it is Of Importance to
GET It OF those who always keep the genuine article,
we purchase it.
Wemtend TO get good articles and will sell them at
the lowest prices Our best German Cologne we war
rant to nc the best there is made 1t is imported by
ono ono OF me hrst iou es IN the Perfumery and Drug
line IN New York, from whom we are constantly rere
wing IT, as the demand for it Increases, any Article not
Oh hand procured at very short notice
P1NGBORN Il BRINSMAID
July l5 ISL "a
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'IISSuE Paper green, yellow, blue, and other col.
ors, Ladies note and letter paper Il. ii II. II. n.
H., II II III. Il and other drawing Pencils Justrec'd
July Il 1871. PANGBORN d. BRINSMAID.
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PRICES REDUCED!!I
NOTICE TO DENTISTS.
.7ALTON'S VT. REGISTER FOR is42

NNMTON'S VT. REGISTER FOR l5t.. veil,
w be drought out IN an improved style, and witt.
large atduon to the usual matter embracing tho
census Of Vermont for 1910 Booksellers and Msr-
chants designing 10 be supplied, are requested 10 in
form us 'Tmetii.tcly OF the prubai e uanbcr wanted
the dcrani -
Snperne ndcnts or Teachers Of Academic. or High
Schools, throughout the State will ohigc us and IN
HOr lhtT own interests, by o,wardng 10 us early il
iugust the name and location OF their institution
the name OF the prncpa and number Of scholars q;
the year ending with the summer term
Catalogue Of the College and Ned,csl Iust,tl,i,ns
ri the state are dos.rcd
*s'Pinters Of new -paper- IN Vermont, will Se en-
Utica 10 register gratis By giving the above one o.
two Insertions.
r. F. WALTON Il SONS
Montpelier, July T. lS4l
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Mrlicinnl MinCs

SUPERIOR Port, Ma lera aud NI,scat Wirc,--~c-
- lerie tor .no1i'na. purpose, constantly tor sale,
Also, ne sicily Wa, llI,, received by n2
June Is, Il, ". G.DpINGs &. c..
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PAPER IIANGI\GS.
NEW GOODS,

4 NEW supply with borders &c. Just reed from
IA the manufacturers. July 90. G. GOODRICH.
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THIS DAY RECEIVED.


~ )
RElWEEN Mr.. Lan-Worhy's, or the Court
ID llousc--anl the Academy, ON the road leading
through the hollow, on Saturday afternoon, 2Gth June
small package containing three and halfyarl, Luce
The finder will please leave it at this oicc, and ,la-
able reward will lie gvcn.
Burlington June G, ISL NJ;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
LARGE STOCK OF PRRsH
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

OFFERED AT REDUCED PRICES ron CASH.
WE wish 10 reduce stock Of GOodsns low possi
and IN order ~ effect THIS desirable object shall offer
trsil Inducements ~ cas 10 our present stock which
no newest snd most desirable ftylss ~ Fancy and staple
Goods suited 20 the present season. We kaye received
during The last months great many new and ashogablo
GoOis, 90 which respectfully call the attention Of
friends andthe public. We venture 10 enunerate
ofthe aueles.to which we invite the attention Of those
500 yards Ioussne de LANES ChaIss snd printed ss1o
nies. ~ -, -, - % and finer
Etifs rich shaded striped Mouslanes
DO printed Chaiiies for parry dresses
saPssor s,ayy 1ae 6l'ss hsCs 90 orc DC Antique
Do DO coofed 30
Rich waicrcd SIX for evening dresses
kmbfmdefc1 slks and Hsiios iof dfossea
Superior black Gro DE- Rhine silks
very hsod.ome black silEs a, 15c per yard
1an ssSls 3nd Nsn,ls,ofne very neh 'nH new styles
souic vcry tandsome low price ShaWis
ibiack fhihcf sud MerinO Shawls for mourning
Pine and pedium Bornbszincs
BacE and blue black Mousiano Do Lane and Mednoss
Crest bargains may be bod In Bomhazines AMI Mernoes
We have Bpnbsz mes % wide AZ 81 per ysrd
Cloths, Csssncres. sat'netts, Mcrin0 Csssimeres
Kentucky Jeans, Vcsungs, Vhigets
! herfeya and Pianos for negro Glofhing
Pilot ADD Beaver Clobss have Plot oths ai7be per
stoui and 6ne p inch brown Domestic at &C perysrd
T9f454 aud CO brown and bioaohcd DOniesics large
Tot or haud and warranted cheap the saine goods
,,, esn be %! bqugh, n any house IN Virginia
| Dunn Blankets yards long, for 75c
vciy heavy negro Blankets estra sizes, equally cheap
| 4 arge ioi u Whiiney and Rose blankets
| say from 2Oc per yard 10 the finest Imported
lietyy lnsb L,nens at o. 81 snJ hneTl
| Table Cloths, Damssks, Diapers
/ Rich Piano Covers
And many other desirable goods win be found cheap at
| CROUCH, BROOKS HUDsON's
DOZEN heavy sOeks for hctsry bands % per d0Esn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
''''A 7is s r, ss-s cue 81 sa''-rsr'
SCROFULA
MERCURIAI,
DISEASES.

TUE Sarsapara Of the shops very apt be nearly,
not qUie heTt either from age OF from having been
medicine Together with the Improper modes OF pre-
pairing which have long been In have probably con-
rbucd tos variable reputation. The activity OF the root
IL behcVcdto depend upon or more aerid principles
soluble certain in water cold hot and ether
voaizc rendered by chemical change NJ the tenn
22 deg This fact appears TO be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations. "Aer long
boiling the peculiar oour which Uses abundantiy the
OF good SIrSapaIlls Is almost extngushed From
the sarSspata prepared In this wey, iound no scnsbe
results upon any patient iis peculiar nauscrting,
rowsy, amt raeking effects produced by large quantity,
although the detection OF SIX eight ounces was tried
dose ~ Wood & Bdcke's u. s. DispensafoTy.
knowledge Of these facts, aud the neerainiy prae-
ice OF the preparations OF rsarar In cdto the dis
eovrry after repeated experiments, Of the method OF pre-
pairing compromising the extract ocrcdto the mcd
ca profession and the public. is prepared by pro-
trihof boiling, and warranted TO contain, IN con.
ccnraed FORM the active principles OF the root Obtained
from the approved species Of smilaN
it, efficacy has been repeatedly tested IN private practice
In succcssl treatment Of the worst forms OF the dis
eases FOR which sarsaparila Is recommended
aler other preparations OF thai medicine, the rsnacca Nc
tcnsve alterations and affections OF the bones, In simple
Scroia, and la ural and diseases
have been permanently curcdby its use IN three months
without other treatment except the ost simple appn-
cations the paris diseased tral OF or three bottles
in similar cases will prove the efficacy and importance Of
the preparation,
has been given freely In scTpcus habits. for the cure
OF other diseases being admirably calculated in such cases
all disease nom the body, and restore the usual
vaoT the constitution The OF two or three bottles
will such OCCASION prove ehcctual security
against secondary affections.
tonic and Alternative particularly in general debility,
with impure and dcpravcd conditions OF the system nom
seroa and other diseases, in chronic Rheumatism and
obstinate affections of the skin II Is invaluable incidence
ALEXANDER DuvAL,
10 10 Agent for the Proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16

- An important substitute for CGioDssL
Eproprictors OF this article, keeping in tho fact
thai wise and benevolent Being has pac ed within
reach OF all remedies adapted diseases TO
the climate they inhab and Knowing likewise thai most
oite diseases OF the South aud West based
sanic or functional deranse ofthe liver directed Their
attention to those ARTICLES which cally on
the hillary organs.
Auer long iborous aud expensive they have
succeeded IN extracting substance from the TOMATO,
which, iromii peculiar effect upon the hepac or bary
organs, hey have dcnomnaed Hcpnfine. II medic
tha Will produce all the bencfc results CaloneL in
both acute aud chronic diseases without the possibility of
producing TIE dclcicruus consequences that
auce It's action upon the constitution is universal no
part OF the system escaping its Influence II however
power Is particularly manifested; hence pecuiaIIy
adapted L. The treatment Ut bilious other
eases IN which tOrdiy or congestion OF the liver and
portal circle prevail.
IL is admissible in oil where Il is necessary TO
cleanse the stomach and bowels removes obsirucion
gianduar vsccTa Of the abdomen Being nsibIe in n
operation, produces Tree circulation IN the vessels ON
the surface %: he body, accompanied by gentle perSpk
ration docs no. exhaust like drastic pun ges; sill its
uon - more universal, and may ofen bc repeated, not
merely with safety, but with great benefit This becomes
them Intense temporary impressions madc by strong lne
cines seldom ever, 10 good but tend to mjure The
nina Of the constitution.
is cleansing and purifying the system; acts In pc
feet harmony with the known laws ofiite and Is unLlubt.
cdy one Of thc most valuable aIcos offered for put.
dc trial and Inspection.
For convenience this medicine formed three rraln
pills The white pills are eufharfc aieTGfrs iaph0rsl.
&c and durec The yellow plsaTc Tome sfHiulanf and
dfaDhorefic FoI sale wholesale and retail by
ALEXANDER DUVAI,
Sc ~ Agent ioT Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
MRnIcALMoRKs

II w. RANDOLPH a 90. soors below E,risy's Ito
WOOD ana s.ssss sp Is, "'' ''' ''' 70"
siee,ie and general do, bysn American phys,
Atrcstise indsesio1, neIvous aud bilious complaints
and ossanle disessss, BY Ar W Phillips NJ d. fRS
Taie iisters; Select Medco
Greenhaw the physiology aud pathology OF cholera
NJ pesruel.ssO ,hs treatment OF senereal diseases
Fsrsiay's eheuie al ,nanIpuiaiiOns
Urea do Dictionary
Turner's. Reaw'ek's, i,eniy's. and BANDS Chemistry
cooper's surgical Dictionary
ard ON sleeps Parish hernia aud the urinary organs
Merton on pulmonary consumption swedisnr ON ~
BeIon the iscase.of the tec,h oIalloran the head
kirkpeiIiek on health; Journal OF 10
Arno,t elements OF physics
neeEs medical jurisprudence
Ferriah,s medical histories and reflections
nrown's elements Of medicine; Goods study OF do
Walkers woman ply solosIeally considered
Devices practice of physic
!psiIoo'si crssosy'. %; ESSrle's do
iiorner,s special anatomy
.,a. g.spaIson, DR. rsIr on diet
AAsssIns.hy'. surgical and physiological works
Devices the diseases OF females
DO system OF midwifery
=, do hnd Ebcrle on the diseases Of ehildien
nunglson's new remedies
Tweede on levers, Inflammation, and cutaneous dis
Chapman's Therapeutics
Buehans Ewelrs and CoIcs popular medicine and "a
Boisscaux and Sawyer fever
Eberle's notes Of lectures
BENJAMIN RuSh's medic al inquiries and obsetvatons
Rush on the diseases OF the mind
liostcd's cure for dyspepsia
Magcndie's Formulary
Macushs anatomy Of drunkenness
Norton's Mar inets manual 81 therapeutics
Thompson's conspectus OF the pharmscopooias
Cook on the use OF mustard seed for plants
Alcou's house live In, the human body
James Johnson's OF health, the OF
man life
Wslkcr inicrmariiage
Bells System OF disSccions
All works received for sale soon AZ published.
J. w. RANDOLPH a CO,
nol9 Main street, Richmnni.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
SCHOOL BOOKS.

At GlLL'S Book Store, > dooS above the Bell
Tavern.
TIE following School Books have the strong approval of
Mr Ofvle Taylor Secretary Of the American Com.
School Society.
Luls Thinker, paris first and second by Salem Town
kly's lnfant and Primary School Reader and SpeIcr
No. ]. These the first books 10 be given 10 the child.
IN completing the spelling reading course the following
SHOULD be used aud nths same orderthc books here
mentioned
Towns spe ling Book
kly's Primary school Reader aud Defner, No ani3
thIs Guide. By Merriam
Young Reader, by PieTlont
Girps Reains BOOK 10y Mfs sigournoy
National Reader, by Psrpont
Towns Analysis of Dergatyc Words
Ihcse complete the spelling and reading course.
For ihc writing cuuTse:-
IoseTs Copy Books. No "a, Z, sc, lands
By
smiths Geography snJ A1a, late improved edition
Olney's History Of the UuIed states
Robbins Outlines % General History
tTH Lessons IN Arithmetic, by Professor Davies
AdtnF New Arithmetic
Davies ~
Brow1'f Grammar, small anil large
Civil P1ify ami POiiical Economy. ltv W. Wilson. Erq -
rus book teaches children The and our 20.
NTfhncni and TIE r and most obvious principles uf poll.
hra and domestic economy. II should pc studied Iy every
CliIiin a free government
Phys7i7gy no Children by Mrs Jane Taylorto be FOL.
iowed by "IccF PlyrYrLy" boo the higher classes.
lnre ulyy'F 'hcmistfy- to be followed leo the hirhcr
schools By CImHoCks
Miss swns Philosophy, paris It and 2I-followcd by
Which, together with general assortment arc On red NJ
a. .'w prcor a. t1ey can De bad In the Cry.
dc q JOSEPH GILL.