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.THE EUIERE.'
nRIsBANE, EDIToR.

BRISBANE, EDITOR.
yTNHE Friends OF ASSOCIATION PROCESS
that have teeB made publishing paper
the above and that VIII be every Saturday morning
commencing early the moath May from office No. 80
Nev-York.
THg FrrrRy NIL be devoted and
all Philosophical Tu'h, the ncuc&on and diffusion Practical
Philanthropy h- faithful chroncug Of all important advances
Philosophy Sciesee and Arts and the ocae and
OF whatever shall calculated the Progress the HUI
Race through knowledge and Virtue Universal Happiness.
VIII labor deserve the confidence and support OF
Humanity and Social Progress universally without respect creed
country, condition.
The primary. positive definite object
that human Hap be promoted knowledge Firse
creased Vice Misery Waste and Want infinitely diminished BY
SocIErr the principle ASSOCIATION
combination of effort instead OF the of isolated hose
holds, with their dsccran Interests CoSctng Eio AID
Competition Viii grove that lssrrRY be ENROLLED and
dered honorable and Attractive Will eocs the Elevation
aSoring Glasses tho Dignity Man and the practical
human Liberty and Rights The principles oil the Assocs
ton 10 which TIE FUTURE viii be Gevotedu be- fully expane
@ad defended every objection ,er efficacy and pracicab
i7iry met and fully oby acd.
aE fvrusE all be afforded yearly subscribers ov price
per asngn IN advance copies for s. single eosies three
eaeh 10 friends OF die wish aud by dissenina
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no. PEEK SHIP.

AOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual dsYoe his entire
~ personal achion to the general dates OF his profession
Those wo have been unfortunate become the victims OF
unqualified and chartan with which this city abound
N consequence Of the laSty oour laws gelnc pro-
on respectfully selected at hi. old established Dspen
y No Peck slip where many thousands have been
loce al happy de!!veraHcc from THAR manifold
To Dr. Carpenter add that he native
and TO the manor born tina; he graduate College and
received hF. diploma IN this Claims honors cen
a,e Of the Se~ York State Medical Socy ary thirty
years practice and experience in this city,
he speedily aad efccuaily his patients.
Separate entrances Charges reasonable ,1e
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IrNIXERSALIST BOONS.

oGICA DISCUSSION bet*cen Ezra stiles Ely w. ~
Presbyterian Abel C. Thomas Univ ersafi'-an aoie WORN
-houll be 81 the hands OF every on;
E,rosrros AND DErEscE by Rev D. William
sofa highly valuable work
AS AgcuneSr FOR CHRISTIANITY rs Rev. D. Williamson po-
pul,r sorkeery Christianity should read ia work
rur rvErslsr Manual Book Of Prayers by Rev Monies
Rayncr-riould be in every iaSaiy
TO w C. BsowsLEg D. D. Of his Lectures against
uaivcrsali-n by Rev. T. j. Sawyer
rrRs TO r.. Epwx F. HArsIED Of his Sermons
the 18th of Ma,ths~-hy Raw. B. Il. Halcck.
ss 70 REV STEPHEN REx,scroS in review Of has Lectures
agsius; Uniyersalsn
NoTr yp ILLUSTRATIONS Of PARALLELS BY Rev Thomas Whit
REV. JoaS Msss.Y one of Preasers OF Universal
>m Il America.
With rrea; variety Of Unversa. Books Pamphlets Sc
nc sale slocss!. at the tNiVERSALiST BOON ESTABLISH
NrNT 1870 Fulon-s,ree Broadway and Nassau a
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AND SCOTLAND-Persoas rcpans H1oaey 10 thel 1 t
~ relations part Of the Old eoaa'r! ea "
.s-1rom Doaatcd with sight, ice OF e-'o-
c,,rre b,teyer which direct on tae tsAo"isg
10 England on Prescott Iros Amc- Co bankers c"a
I. On ROYAL Rank srd branches IL 10
On rb comnea Back ef ScoIand-or rhsh they vi. get me
amount without; delsy town ~ Ens lind @
,h ,yd- with ageni, or agepcc
For :e5m. apply ,ac Subscriber ~ . "a =. ,-,, .
rn,t f.n.r he EuiiOu BaEk.
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x5I-Sy,s ,IERCEIANTS' MAGAZINE,
Am COMMERCIAL. REVIEW.

Published Monthly - per anhuH II sHNanoe,
sy FREEMAN Huxr ASp PROPRIETOR i feLFoS''TST
y,,HIS Periodical devoted cxc ely 10 the Interests and
;he and n this respect Oilers IN 10 oaatsc
ter from any Magazine country "a Europe IL
ed to be literally and truya useful work
subject connected ~iih Commerce d
Sketehc,
d T>,ys from the ahest pens Banking Navigation Aanue
Irc INSURANCE Trade. and Mercantile Law Including
different eou IL the United States and
Fnc,au form part Of the contents OF each MURDER together s
E1I reports of all Commercial Regulations and ca'es
rhc Mere haas also the repository for Sta
c, norsaton of Foreign and Domestic Trade snd Conne
Banking etc from o:Fci9l sources anc CLASSIFIED IN b
valuable for p,e.cat and future reference. any In
T,EESCgl l.aNGUAEE.-NASEsoA Oral ASD PSacrI.
ca, SYsrrM(cnemsn wishing TO study the frcnea are Ia
frcd thai Mrs L. Dsrand who coR,inueS ie ghy
ryd system of her father John Nane'ca iobng
early nornas Glass for she Spring ana Suher
son Those wishing join will please cali aud enter ,he Ea
Those no have already studied the language JOIN classes IN tie
second and third Private instruction. during the day Re
-. tx Gu nan place al9d
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COMBINING THE oi.a NETWORK AND OHIO Line: NE"
YogK LINE, AND UTICA AID BeffALo LINE,
yy,IyF above COMPANY prepared receive and forward
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS Wtsl 10 all iottS or w so
Erie Canal Huron and Michigan ana gu me SUy h
~ I T Cn,I. on the RIOS; favorable Families emit
eating west and Merchant III ind II TO her ADVANTAGE "
@ r los Rroad .,rcet AS;-arrboa wl start daily T. H.
c e Il o,ndt street and Canal Boats OF superior
Las viii be- 1-;e da from tsny For Freight or rsS sc ap-
H. 80 JNOAH COOK Z co. loS Brosd street, y l.
f' ~ o. NJ TOSaiNSON 4 co. ilbssy, y l.
JAMES CHAPPEI.I & CO. Rochester ~
T.. :. REACH, 10
A. X CORE ( CO. EuF.lo. y. Y
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KEEP III BEFORE ALI GOGD HOUSEREEPERS,

To between LudIo~ and EsseA Opposite
Essex Market.
THIS Inyenon purpose of Baking 1t
@ been during the lot ia entire success TO the
purchasers satisfaction, but they
have expressed theeIve, hehly saied with
performs baking Bress Meats Puddng Pies and Cakes charm
The ad. sntaees OF tins Oron the old Plaza are
The econom, durability construction the cost otis
beins about half old wake
2 The door beng from Oven thereby enabling the
Pans facility and danger OF
Burning Their Hands those openin the top.
Sd simplicity such that any person
rea6 Is understand its operation and manag emcnt-
The tridng expense of fuel together with the
sirabe Kitchen Companion and fully satisfactory the subscriber
the favorable opinion expressed
these tusethe
The Original Drop Door be had OF the
JOSHUA uNBERlIll.L 80 Grand opp. Essex Market.
Where all orders VII be Thankfully received and punctua
y. Il Ola Ovens repaired tho shortest
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CONsR AND SEE.

IN the bsildins known as the COLUM-
4 BIAN HALL, COS Grand street, the
most spacious wholesale and retail SALES
EOOM IN the United States, the largest
and hes selected assortment of Ladies',
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1JENDOy; Giass31o american Window Glass of Frank
~ In Fulton and Delaware brands composing complete
meh OF sze-, from by 20 by 26
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS-i0c0 boxes French Window and
Picture Glass doabie and thickness, superior quality
siz- from : b. > 20 81 by i2.
DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE-70O package. Druggists Glass
Ware from amsny Glass Works, embracing general assortment
sfNias and Bottles. For sale by
-. 1ss1 MORGAN AND WALKER
d0 Manafactsrers' Agents. I73 Waierst.
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NPown,TAS Ne,rical Romance In Canto BY Seba
Smith. New York Harper Brothers, - Clfi-sirect.
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ECONOMY! EGONONN /:

" JINI'I7-I's ul1eE
signed respectfully attention OF tbs Public to
TOUGHS PATENT SPIRIT LANPS,
them hundreds have been sold within
the this All who have seen ana cd ihen
now LEDGE superiority for light all otiS' i~nP
which the great evidence They give n mGh
light three turner's and expense FF'' PER CENT LESS
the expense OF gas
The pubic the OF the subscribers No
l4s Fulton street. will be To those who have
them
The subscribers al offer to the Pubic the
UNION OVEN.
Tn. dcserycdy high reputation which this OVEN enjoys in this
country requires This well kno~r beng
peor the country II Is indispensable arm
The Public cautioned against purchasing
spurious for Oven. NoRe the real UaoT
Queens but. those made by the Subscribers.
JAMES MYERS K co, lis Fulton
original urice. Cur Dollsr on each al0 If i
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P ROEM

THERE 5 a warrior of a hardy form,
WHO are fearless in peril md reckless Of storm
Who the mountains when wn;ry winds blow
And in rnidsumncr's blaze, IN the valleys beio"
Their home is the forest, the earth is their bed
And the theme OF their boast the blood they have shed
With spirit unbrokcn by famine or Toll!
They traverse the river. and woods for thar spoil
With a soul that ;srrors OF Nature appal
They dance the verge Of the cataract tails
They chase the huge crocodile home TO the fen
They rob the wild bear of the cubs in her dsn.
They weary the deer in her rapidcst flight,
And they sleep with wolf on the mountains hight
Yet the gentle affections haze found abode
n these wild and dark bosoris wherever they dwell
And Nature hath al. the soft passions bestowed
On her fayoTite children OF mountain and dell
Though hcy fall o a foe with tigers fangs,
And Joy and exult in his keencst pungS
Tho least VI kindness they never forget,
And the sin OF ingratude ne'er stained them yet
They weep ser the graves OF their valiant dead,
And pousls reverence the aged head
Of parent and child feel the icndercst ties,
And the pure light Of Love gances from their eyes
But the warrior race is fading away;
The day oi their prowess and glory Is past;
They scahcd like grove where TIE ghtnlngs play
They are scattered ike leaves by the tempest blast
They perish from earth with the deeds they have done
Already the pail of Oblivion descends,
Enshrouding the tribes from our view, one by one.
And Time Ter the struggling remnants bends,
And sweeps them away with hurried pace
Still sounding the knc OF the warrior race.
A vision is passNg before now
The deeds of their chietains full my sight,
And madcns of mildness ard beauty bow.
As they family appear IN the dim distant light
That vision Is !aCing-now fainter II seems
Like cloud on the wind, it recedes from the view
And is there no. power rckindle It's beams
No pencil 10 picture It's form and its hue
0 spirit OF Poesy, parcn; OF song!
Thou alone the light o. that vision prolOng
Then let il descend distant age.
Embodied forth thy deathless page
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OW HA T Az

The rocm with this title which announced some weeks
since as in press has just been issued in very neat and
tasteful volume 1t IS strictly American IN liz character
founded upon the history of the celebrated Indian warrior
who is it. hero, and from wh-m it takes its Hame We
heartily welcome every attempt to celebrate any Por
lions of the character and scenery of country or the IN
cdents of her history either prose verse furnishes
foeshadowngs of an intellectual and literary Nationality
10 less necessary perfect Independence than distinct
forms of political and civil institutions The character OF
the hero of this Romance well and orciby drawn as also
ina, of his daughter McoSa The measure of the verse
easy and generally oins though neegan and pTOsaie
lines are occasionally The poetic meritso thu work
nav be fairly Inferred from the following
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AGENTS.
COBB, OATMAN x co. Cleveland. onio.
DAVIS ~ :MrfH. Portsmouth,. OiAn.
pORR. WEBB Il co Detroit, Michigan.
BKISTOI. & PORTER. Chicago, Illinois.
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TEE CONNOlssEUfs's SHAVING SOAP.

TIE CONNOlssEo RS NhhA Tvs vs. 500.
Shaving. Il rich and durable ather with
warn cold hard or soft
since its inrodacon 1885, popularity has been constantly
the the Proprietor ds receives assurances from his
only excs oer article known to ,hem
but they cannot wish a greater luxury in Shaving.
1t put up carihcrn boxes from which used
liberal Wholesale purchaser Prepared and sod by
GEORGE ID. C0GGESllALl
Chemist, Druggist and Manufacturer Of Aerated Waters.
42l Pearl of Rosc-sL New York.
Sold .l,o by John Miaau ls3 Broadway; Ru.on ApmTal So
William and 10 Aston House; and BY respectable
Druggists and Pcrumers genSrally
liberal discount made wholesale purchasers Olcrs from
toners ont of the addressed Wholesale house here
with whom they may deal. I'm ao
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHoUsEafhe Subscribers arc Coz
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Communications relative in the City of New
York will ecc.yc proi.pt addressed Bcg
- w i-stfeet Ncw-fork, April IL, 1871.
Blank subscription Notes and required forward
cd TO any part Of the country when requested application
above by gentleman wishing become subscriber
Agents Wiz the amount
OF anAus premIums E. agreed upon a3f
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NO-l''io'I''hsl9'
Hon. EDWARD ROGERS, VI. C. Madison, Madison Co
Hon. 4. c. H. SMITH Fairfield, Herkner CO.
IloE. +. g. MERRICK, Clayton, Jefferson Co.
ELIAS GOOD2?EED, Esq. Wilmington, Essex Co.
PLATT ADAMS, Esp City OF Nes-York.
BENZ. BALCiI, Esq. DO do
Hon CoRHE.,lrS AASTON, Pean Yam, Yates Co.
Hon. RARON ). DoTf Ogdens5urg, ST. Lawrence, Co
NJ. OGDEN, EImira, Chemunc Co.
CALVIN K AvERIII Esq. Rouses Point Clinton Co.
Hon. CHARLES HATHAWAY, Delhi Delaware Co.
Hon. BENZ. P. JOHNSON Rome Oneida Co
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.nvAsTAGEoBs & PRODUCTIVE INVESTMENTS
AZ -. Capitalists THROUGHOUT THE UNION.

roR CAPTT ALISfS THKOU0hOUI 1uA U''Ie'''
yr-I.. 1,,e ssd Tzprered System Of issnreses:
Al the sdy,a,ses the mutual paa nd S:S ss ION
panic' anoei 80 soripg the Sioekhos
sr ,.d more certain prssecuon TO tne rsoie'l
60 RESPECTFULLY PRESENTED BIT the
r.,rpn sTAFFS INSURANCE COMPANY
ef the CRY OF Nsw,rOrk- with Capital q
oyE WILTON or POL Il 4 s.
So. S.0n cneh.
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500 do do and half do
400 do assorted colocd paper
500 do envelope paper
Fine anl superfne Flat Caps
do do plain and ruled
do do Letter do
Demi and medium Writing paper
Cloth paper, "A Sc 2S ~, and Sc 10
Hardware paper, IL %, ~ 81 apl ~ 30
Hanging and Whipping paper of various szcs
Newspaper Of mAlc order at Sfert nstcp
Fcb.-Y&Cu T.. ROOT & CO. IS Maiden Lane
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.The Subscribers
SANITY eceiyisg every description Paper which they offer @
sale in lots snt purchasers upon reasonable Among
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~gWII,E OF LrvERrooL PACKETS.

To s,i from Nez-Ys5k the 9Th and fFora L-'e ~ ~
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Era J@sRRgETs@Is
TUESD AY,NOVE MBER 80, 1s4I
CONGRESS MEETS

On Monday next, the 9TH instant, and all eyes are
turned towards Washington anxious to know what
President Ty Ter will say in his Message respecting
the currency question:, wondering, al The same time
what he can say and rot conflict with the senti-
ments his two Veto Messages He promised TO
propose something, and invoked Congress to wait
and if that he a thing that will regulate the
rency, and give fresh impulse 10 business, we
care not what it may be called Give something
that will revive the great business interests of the
nation, then all will prosper.
These Veto Times, although the locos 'crow' o.
them, and rejoice that the Wings in Congress
were defeated in their endeavors 10 secure "beter
times" do not suit US very well. Yet we presume
they perfectly agreeable TO all ofthe ocofocos
inasmncb Ms they re DICED at the defeat OF those
measures which promised good times and a more
active business. Let them throw up their caps and
shou, hosannas TO the "tvvo Veioes' aud sell their
pork at ''Veu prices," il they will We have no
voice for such song. The Wings not in fault
for the Wing Congress did all they could do 10
cure the promised eform, and The locos reioced
their defeat by the m.n power. We look 10
Congress, waiting and hoping that something may
be done.
The currency question and the revision of the
Tariff will be the leading subjects for the action
Of Congress. The subject of slavery will be ag
tated, and The ocofocos will, they did at the
tate session, fan the excitement into fame, il pos
sible, 10 divide the Wings, and that they may once
more show their allegiance TO the south, and ther
lasting friendship the 'domesuc institution of
negro slavery"
The opponents Of the Wings will take The ground
Of the Nullifers-neSt to, it not fully FOR free
ral.Is.on tbs Tariff question and 60 for rereai
of tie distribution Law, IA prelim mary step TO
Tree Inde, and thus 10 ROB the old s,aeS of ;her
share OF the public domain, and the industry OF the
free s,Dtos al its ard and bring it inio comPe
ition lin the half rewarded labor OF England snd
We trust, however, that the southern
Wings will stand shouder 10 shoulder with the
northern Wings and defeat The combination OF the
orthern loc"locos with the free trade nuliHers .
he south to depress and degrade the industry OF
he free States.
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OUR PUBLIC SCuOOIs

BY the favor Of friends we have ho
with the annual Catalogues Of most If IL. ~e''n''t
mics in this vicinity, and we give belo,, "cad''
dtion al such of them as we have ,nn "e Con-.
information. We are glad TO percei,c AUTHENTIC
nave received the past season liberal n,,,. "ey
which promises good to the rising general; O's'1
district schools cannot but be elevated i, oR
when so many employed as teachers o.; 'ce'
educational advantages as these big,.,' "h
afford s"0 school,,
NEwBURY SEMINARY. The PrncipsI H.,
o. G. BAKER, has furnished us with r,,,'
of this school, from which it appears ,b., ~ ="
have been connected with it the Mas, s..... "t'
scholars-males, GIG, females, l95-sbonin.'%
school 10 be in prosperous state.
CALEDONIA Co. GRAMMAR SoHooL-un,,.,
instruction Of e. G. CHASE, Prncipa, G.. "'
jr. and Il. MINER, jr. assistants, su. .a;rs
former high character, and deserved oo,o,..,.
Whole number OF scholars the past season N,
males, I2l females, H.
PHILLIPs' ACADEMY. This institution H..
at DanvIIe, opened with fall term with e,,,s'
prospects, under the charge OF the Rev Aft
ING, PrlncIpa', III. THRoUP, assistant ,eachs,
r OAHA, Jr' professor of music, and Mise n
WILLARD, preceptress. Number of scholars &C
males, AZ, females, IA.
ORLEANS Co. GRAMMAR ScHooL-Ioc,,oJ =,
Bloomington. Of which The Rev A. l.. Tw,,,o.,
is Principal, G ". WARD, teacher Of uvs;.
a. HiSHAF, lecturer 90 Chemistry. and m;ss
TYLER, PrecePtress--is we'll sustained. Numb.
of scholars, loi, males, SO, females, 40.
CRAFTsBuRY AcADEMY-Under the surorv;,.
of the Rev. Mr. HALL, continues TO meet the ANNA,
baton of the public. Total number of students fl,
pact season, ll5.
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TEApEp ANCE

This cause great and glorious in Itself.and "he'
has been productive of incalcuiable benefits to CON
munity has recently received new lmpnlse,n the
formation of societies composed of indIv'dOasN"
have formerly been incorporate. They a""P' i"
name of Northumberland their cups
become sober, respectable, temperae nen--a""
forming themselves into associations, distinct '""
other classes, exert an influence at once saIu'''
and regeuera,ing.
OF all benevolent ente rprises Of the present asN
none can compare with this new movement ID ''
Of temperance. Ii strikes the axe al The ro""
the tree. 1t effects thorough and radical r"""S
in the habits of the inebra,e--not by compu',
ry, but by voluntary process. IL is The fe'""
reflection, in the mind ofthe drunkard,whe'f|
heartily and forever abandons his former pfac"
lie secs his folly and turns from it. The Os'rs
w hich are sure to follow a reformation c"n' ,o.
to the understanding-the better feelings ." ,oo,
sed-the heart Is touched conviction h''"' IA
the mind-a resolution to break the "'' .on
spell is deliberately formed-and once "'' IN
his bondage the votary Of Bacchus s'a'o' n.a
reclaimed man, wonder to himself a" h,,A
to society, a blessing to his kindred anu Fld
example to others What does he DO "eA. lake,
ing from experience, that the path ne "'' .,o h
| leads down to death, but that the ne" at
is pursuing, points to rational anu ''r hss,nd
OF being, his sympathies are en'iS'e' ;.,, Gr
the temperance cause. He joins s'''' ofh
formed drunkards, and becomes an a"'o hm.E
principles of temperance by mus '''., ,,nuv
n public example, he has frequent oPP s,edsl n
- ,,g this way CAV -,
relating his experience, and IN '''' nd andi
practical, saving influence, does m''o .oMrmotoH
far more instrumental in Produc'"s 10 tn'
than those Tho have never been NJ IRE NJ K
the poison. Appeals from sue" '. aarmed ID"
sistibIe Neither the occasional o' ''
er can long resist them ,;,,,onau pN'
have been organized in various se' Nv asouh
country, attended in most instances sIaud pa"
ing success. In many of the New p"e .,iOs uO%
and villages the cause is iapidy pro
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to other prudential committees in relation to The
school and school houses in their respective dis
tricts.
SEC. 2. The prudential committee of the union
district shall also determine the ages aud qualica
lions Of the children Of the assoc lated districts who
may attend tho union school; and shall also deter.
mine what proportion Of public money, nppropria
ted lur each Of the districts composing tho union
district, shall be appropriated aud expended in pay
ing tho instructor instructors the union school,
subject however, IN both the above cases, and in
all other matters relating to said school, 10 any
votes of said union district that may be passed AT
any legal meeting thereof.
Provided, however, that the schools in each of
the associated dis riots shall cont Time 10 be main.
tanned in The same manner AS if this act had not
been passed. Approved Nov. |, 1871
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TIE MoEiToRiAL READER ny DANIEL ADM
Author Of Adams's New Arithmetic. TIN
new work, a copy of which has been kindly rN
to us by the Publishers, Messrs Hoby, RimbaAS
Merrill, Concord, N. ". 1t is designed as reading
hook for oar schools, and is made up ola ser'sd
exercises relating to wha, concerns The practical
matters Of life ncnlcating ihrous hout sound NOR
ais and vr,uous habits. Were permitted
title the book we should call i, "tbe book Of com
mon sense, and practical guide for the young
l.. is well deserving the attention Of teachers aH
nnrenIs.