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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

aLord. lord, how the newspapers are gl
vel, to"-Folia ncing. just look it tie ae-
counts of The New York meeting. The
Plsbeian swears that there we're mi less
than 20 Or 10000 there. All The o!her
papers aver as positively That the number
did not exceed 1000. The PIebeian said
that al The Calhoun meeting a short tins
a go, there were only 5000 present; all The
other papers said most positively, that there
were not less thur 3 or 1000. Is II posi-.
Bile these differences are errors Of judy
u1ettf There is great daal Of wiekediess
somewhere in Tie world. That 8 our epin.
ipn,-Aiabama Tribune.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

cornelius b !, cornelius Mary Ann, Cdmeau
G. 6gneau s, Gahra william s, cotton $ James,
Garfield nugE, cline vv2, chance martha,
eaniield r Julia. oalken f, eontion G W., chris.
tophe Zane, campbell W James, continl h,
Hlalnhn re- 1 &. IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

TBn ARsy.4-The latest official ~jonrna
gives the following changes under thu
War Dapaftnefiti-
Quartermaslsf's d. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II. irwin. A. O. NJ, has been assigned Il
duty ut Jefferson Barracks.
Dfagoons.Fot Cloghan has been a.
handohej, andCa,tt Bnfgwin's company
u transferred from that pest TO Fort [ cav
enWurtli.
LIST Tnfantry.-upon The arrival of
Capt. Bafgwin's company Of dragons at
Fort I"tavenwoftl, Capt. Bafnotte's com
pal,yU will proceed 10 Fort Crawford.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Bator
Rouge. October d. and if not taken out ii
three months, will be sent to Inc dead letter
office, at Washington d.. G..
A
armstrong tohn, adams william, allison
william, allen A II mrs, allen W Ben6st, Allen
NJ !.
rernatd felix 9. Bernard oneziphore 9, Bu1en
william, Bailey " John 9, Bufgcss william,
Blis1r siayani. Burney W Pleasant 2, bedford
T., black + John 9, bryan catherine, Berpos
Madau1i brewer " l~lllatn, bell 9 James, Boatner
NJ A, Eoati1er II j, Bgatner L MISS, Bosler Au-
gustus, Blk Ter b John, hrashears H MRS, Babin
p p, Babin !. Biitield Eliza Miss, Butterfield
catherine MISS. ..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

WEEKLY PA5tKET
The public are res.

sS-1Egs-s The rphr;o -
&sg7TgaD fully informed, that Capt g,
@~S r.. NJ. Sfreck, has char en-,
tered the new and splendid steamer PORT T.,
TOWsON, to run IN fhe Baton Rouge trade. n.
until the arrival of bis new steamboat viii
is destined for The above trade.
THE Fort T'owson has been charferof WHENCE we
in the place Of the Colorado, and rs. says that on
manded by the same officers Oh for them com.
departure will be the samsntinued throughout
Colorado. .sdav nioI,t. On Fri.
two or three hundred
MON1GOmFd formed Il hne to i" sweep
COM MISSIO," as a last effort for their
No. ID r But it happened That the IN.
fortunate young woman and children we're
N too far TO the right TO come within the
- range Of The line, and so seemed destined
ID to perish. Bot kind Providence had or.
and defed otherwise. A young man en- the
hen extreme right of the line, wandered "A little
got, from lis true course, and heard a faint cry
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
DISSOLUTION DE socIETg

lie public est lnforgFfaah they grsalgr ,sas-
"a present -" Sir" said Palmer wah sarmtb.
fwohld have you to kDow that | never wear
anything but diamonds. II ask your paadon,'
replied the gentleman {: " remember the
: time when you wore nothing bat paste"
This produced a loud laugh, which was
heightened by Parsons jogging him on the
elbow, and dryIy saying, slack, why don't
you stick him against the UaN1s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
NOflIEl-

The steamer BRILLIANT will carry est.
ion from East and West Baton Rouge, for
fifty ennts per bale
oct ID 80 JESSE HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

A capital story is teld Of Judge A..
Tappan, one OF our Senators 10 Congress,
who IL unfortunately cros*<eyed. A mum
Der of years ago Inc was judge Of a newly
otganIzed county court, in the eastern part
ofthis State.
In those days of primitive simplicity or
petAaps poverty, the bar-rosm Of a tavern
wasased as Il couft.rc.str and the stable as
Z lah. ORE DAY during the session of the
csurtsth judse had occasion to severely
roprinsnd two Of the lawyers, who were
wrangh. IA odd looking old customer,
who sat i, ous corner, listening apparently
with great satisfaction to the %reproof, and
p~reaumins ON old acquain'anco and the
Judges wen known gsoa humor. s.as out
Give it to'en old Giables ayes!' who was
that inquirer the judge. III was this ere
old boss anss cred the chap, raising him
self up. 'Sheha,' observed the judge, witt
great gravity, take that old boss and pn'
put him in the $tabte i-Noraiag Message,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

mother, | reckon. Oh, cid Vanburen!
wish | had you here. Won old rascal! II
show you what-I'd-Td make Bail anc
Pomp show YOU how to be sendin' out mer
, TO take down What little stuff peoples got
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NOTICE
VS..
Nkw ostnass, October II. 4s4s,

. ~ z
Toutes lea psrsonnes ani ont Dies rselama4
tons epntre Ia succession de fen Frsdefiek
Pher, deeedes sont prizes de les presenter sars
deiai, ct eeus q1i doivent de venir payer itn3
mediateneHf. aaaf a3 t. Aaa at4e
JOHN r. PlKER, Administrator. .
ii octobrs 10 sl4 ta sSaas III a@tsg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

topic Iane, campbell w James, contlnl b,
chambers j s.
ravis 4 Jacob 2, paigle Joachim, Devall will
Ign, puppy Harvey, oavis %rhofnas, Dowfham
John, pulsoes v, Duplantier Alfred.
r.
rec ] A, rinch edwin, felden David 3, roster
Mary MRS, Foreman John, roster norris 2.
Greer robert, Greer Lavinia. granger rlerfe,
granger D, eoodin = sainl, earig Phillip, Garig
L Jane, GoudGau julien, Gordon Ann MRS.
II
henry THOMAS 9, hudson Eeury, henderson
william, mill peter, nil pavid, mart & french,
Harvey Bavid, hatcher samuel, hernandez
louis, hiram + hereford, rtart b s, Harnlin
MARIA. 80 .
|, ] & X.
Judge owen, Joy pavid, Joy ftbecca, Jaqtt
caire, irwin j A, Kirtly 4 N z, kelly william,
Ring bavid, xennsrd John, zane II Larot MRS,
kines John, Knox o NJ.
~ l.
Leconpte II John. little S s, leach william,
Livingston n, Le" is $ charles, Leuarly felix,
LespinaFd celeste, Larritnofe John, Lee V
James.
Montgomery Alex 2, Merony NJ A, Marson
eugene, mcfadden James, mjllen A A, Medonx
M0nsr z, M%uliuTar James, MoIler Mr.. Martin
Ripte 2, Mitchell nancy, Mahoneg 1iiomas, MO
cants David,
noble william 9, Nelson ! J, reson nr.
O-oneal tameB.
Pipes stephen, rats oliver, powers sarah5
Phillips Abram, Phillips Joseph, Pui|in J,
penny JOS, rdrker James, Pulliam Nancy, PEN
tricost ak, rorriston Or Z.
r
Fober. ION william, reynolds W george,
HNbcrson charles, geams Father.
$
sfNth Emma, smith sarah 9, sirnonnet Me-
tiaa1 Ny n, segnir francis, s~avorain Jacqnes,
Snyoe1 William, Sdwell Edmon, swain D mo-
= 'olSoa rohn y. shelton Thomas, story
haf"''' 0orough Ja1aes, snigeles wIn.
T.
Tocker 'an'' ram ii I,sraylor S J, rrager
yiOtnG | Mr. eur lewis, vieairman
wheat T, warner C IN e.s
waddel P I, woodbridge nsss,s " nafhan har n1o
walker H william, wlnti1rop. "aA9a Af'
.axer,issa. please say
II J. MsEEFSSea D " :.
mother, | reckon. Oh, cid tanburs
60 wish | had you here. Won old rascal!
sht show you what-I'd-T'd make Bail
ou- Pomp show you how to be sendin' ont
= -. -. nit I.xi xar ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

SHOCKING MURpEn.-The Baltimore
Advertiser of the. 30th uHimo has the fol-
lowing account of cewardiy murder, perpe.
trated in that city on the evening previous.
We regret 10 be compelled to record a re-
Voting murder, perpetrated OF Thursday
evening last, in ONE of or public streets,
on the person Of Miss Ann Nara Burk, a
vonng woman Of ir~repreaehab5e character.
The deceased. aged aaoat Is 5eaf5. left he
dwelling of RaBdei Ii. hioaie, Esq. IN
Franklin street, III whose family SIZE lived
as a nurse, to go to the dvaiis-: Prince
III wound in the ri
IA vein, and Count P
one through the hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

ravis L Jacob 2, paigls Joachim, beyall will
Ign, puppy Harvey, paws THOMAS, Dowrham
John, pulsoes v, Duplantier Alfred.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

Montgomery Alex 2, Merony NJ A, Marsot
eugene, mcfadden James, Mjllen A A, Medoux
Moner 2, MulIu2ar James, MoIier Mr.. Martin
nipie 2, Mitchell nancy, MahoneY 1iiomas, NC
Cants David,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

Leconpte II John. little S s, leach william,
Livingston n, Ls" is $ charles, Leuarly felix,
Lespinard celeste, Iarrinofe tohn, Lee V
James.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

nudge owen, Joy pavid, 10Y febecca, 5aq1s
caire, irwin A, Kirtly En2, kelly william
ring bavid, Kennsrd John, zane II Larot MrI
kines John, Knox o NJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

rec ] A, rineh edwin, felden pavid 3, roster
Mary mrs, Foreman John, roster norris 2.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
LOTION. LOTION.
DR.EVAN'S BEAUTIFXIN(s LOTION

IGGHLY esteemed for curing all erptions, coarseness,
L redness and pmpOs the face, neck and hands
and efectuOlly cleaning the complexion and removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Nothing contributes much 10 general success in
life, engaging FIRST appe This Lotion is adj
mred most fragrant, mild, safe wash and greatly es-
teemed for its in cleansing, soenng and purifying
the skin OF all erupons injurious to female beauty and
restoring it to high degree Of purity
A beautiful and heahful complexion is the pride Of all
who possess it, and the envy Of h0ss who depreed Of
it. good appearance is the best recommendations and
the identifying Lotion purifes the skin and removes all
pmpcs botches sunburn and redness and produces
beautiful hue, it the only cosmetic lady should
at her toilet.
1JGentlemen will also find this doll htful remedy
remove all roughness pmpes, rngworms spots redness,
Of the face and nose and every kind Of eruption
the surface Of the human body. II is particularly rect
commended gentlemen be used after shaving il will
prevent the otherwise certain effect Of all soap,
in turning the beard prematurely grey.
For sole wholesale and retail by Foster aud Dickinson,
sole prUpretos and successors A. Hitchcock and Co.
III Gennessee street, Utica, N Y; in Montpelier by
Silas Burbank, j. in Waterbury by Hutchns, Goss and
Coz in Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea by N. c. Hale;
in Tunbrdge by j. Foster, in Roysllon by Downer New
ms and Fish ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

M wish TO call the attention Of mothers, those
w bout to become So the important fact that relief
has been discovered fo the many distressing symptoms
which frequently attend women in delicate situation and
which will prepare the system to undergo the important
change which il is about experience. It is about
six years the first discovery hc knowledge ofthe ba
sis of which, however has been known to aboriginal
habants for ages since the introduction civilized
le it has been the of relieving mitigating much
suffering and those moheIs who have had occasion
it, consider one Of the greatest blessings to the The
nature Of the subject will permit 10 be very explicit
to the Gifts producing beneficial effects (bu
the reader that III upon strict Physiological
and well established principles and the facts atested
by well read physicians ofd,cren parts the U. 81 Ev
cry agent and druggist who sell the article is supplied with
pamphlets giving full description Of it, and of its modu.
opudnd and also containing many certificates of its BEN
ehcia effects from physicians and others All who de.
sirous Of further information requested call and pro-
cure one free of expense They intended TO BIO read
only by mothers and the medical profession.
For sale by CLARE & COLLINS Montpelier VT. 34-ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.

THE FRANKLIN PRIMER, THE IMPROVED
READER, AND THE GENERAL CLASS
BOOK.
TIME following tribute 10 the merit Of these Books
l. is from review Of them published in the Hing
ham (Mass.) Gazette:
81 have before me the opinions OF twenty six
enlightened judges o. the subject who give it as
their decided belief that they will be the means Of
elfecting the most happy changes in tho systems Of
education. These certificates from Presidents,
Professors, Tnors, Instructors, &c., of every class
and denomination throughout the country"
From Allen Fish, Esq, Principal cfhe Walnut GrOre
School, Troy N Y.
"These books were fortunately given 10 the world
al the commencement of a era in the history of
education. am Of opinion that they decidedly
the best and the cheapest yet offered 10 the public in
this section Of our country"
III Recommended also by The Teachers Asso-
ciaon of Troy, The American Journal OF Education,
and numerous others.
For sale by Z. p. WALTON & SONS, aud the
principal Booksellers generally in town and country.
Dec, 1912. 4w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
IrPLOOK AT THISI4Gi
sr-FDVIAV Won conan

HA THOUSAND die of CONSUMPTION every year
~ in the United States, and MI lions suffer from trou
besomo coughs and colds, that be cured by DR.. W.
Hichcocks Vegetable Cream Cough Drops safe and
Medical prescription, containing poisonous Drngs and
used in extens practice for several years will most
positively aft I'd relief, and you from that awful dis
ease pulmonary consumption Which sweeps into the grave
hundreds Of the young the old the lovely and The gay
Have you a cough? BE pursuaded to purchase bottle
Of the Cough drops te day To may be too late
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by Foster and Dickinson,
sole proproors and successors TO A.. Hitchcock and Co
III tennessee street. Utica NYin Montpelier, by sas
Burbank r in Waterbury By Hutchins, Goss and Co in
Stow by Albert Camps in Chelsea by N. G. Hale, in Tun-
bridge by J. Foster, in loyaon by Downer, Neyins and
Fish. u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
arR EnGTuEMINC pLAsTER.

NTARSHALL'S continues unfvaled as s,rengnen-
ll ing Plaster also for Rheumatism, Lameness or pains
in the Sides limbs back for Scroulous Sweings, Sour
Wy Sores, fresh Wounds and for general Family Plas-
ter salve. For Corns moreover-try pare close,
peseyerc in the use by making new application oecs-
tho manufacturer Bowen, Middlobury by j. and j. H.
Peck and Co.. Burlington E. II. Prentiss Montpelier and
~ M 90
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There Is u Remedy for the sCOrSi
Of Ekbx1DO1sS

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fulleions certificate and then
L try them :-"Alr Jones, Sm-A desire 10 benefit 9th
induces 10 send this testimonial in fS"or Of your
DROPS HuMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with scrofulous humor which assumed the most
threatening appearance such throat swelling Of the
neck sides hands, large hard punches the neck and
in the armpis with much sor, ness and pain
To such extent did the disease rage produce appa
deformity Of the features; lungs became ated
intellectual faculties benumbed with the entire loss Of the
ofsmellng. consulted several skilful physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurabe. have taken
bottle Of your medicine and commsnced using the second.
and all appearance have effected peffee cure and no
longer bear the Of this appalling disease For
meT strength ofungs body and mind have returned and
the swellings and punches have disappeared. THIS is
simple statement Of facts, which you liberty
as you choose. N H.FULLERTON.
| Pembroke, N. H. July 26, lS4l."
tUJsA fresh supply Of this valuable medicine Just
ceived and for sale AT the Bookstore CT L WALTON
4 SONS Montpelier, VT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
NEW AND IMPROVED WORK ON
BOOK KEEPING.

PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES in BOOKKEEP-
L ING--Double aud Single Entry--by J. Fl.
COFFIN. Tutor in Williams College. Mass, aud late
Principal OF the Fellenburg Academy This work is
recommended as one oil the best works on Book
Keeping crtant. Here the difficult branch OF Double
E1ry is stripped offs mystery and the scholar is led
up the sleeps of the science stop by step, il by
ed, and he finds himself master Of the science. The
work is admirably adapted Tor schools, and the wants
Of mechanics and farmers, and comes nearly so per
cent cheaper than the generality Of works the sub
ject
An old and distinguished Accountant says of this
work, 81 consider it a valuable production, Iaud bet
suited the wants oil the country than any other
system nave ever examined"
II is highly approved in Schools and Academies
where is merits hive been tested Ii is recommend
ed TO tho public as decided improvement, and as
the best work the subject eatant. For sale by
f.. p. WALTON 4 SONS.
Montpelier, Nov ls42 2w2s
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WAR! WAR! WAR!

TNHE Wig Makers have declared hostilities a.
Il gainst our negbbor, DR.. JAYNE, on account
OF his HAIR TONIC, which is knocking all their
business into Cooked hat" Ladies and g.n,Ie.
men, old and young, focking TO the Doctors
standard. Heads long Invested of even the FIRST m
diments OF hair after using his Hair Tonic. soon ao
pear with new and flowing locks, which Absalom
himself might have envied; Beardess boys are seen
with large ana bushy whiskers, and ladies suilo
again through their own lets, more beauti.
iul and bewching than ever. Bald heads are dof.
ing their wigs and throwing them 10 the moles and
to the bats, while the wig makers stand agLast =
they behold the demolition Of their business
What will be the consequence of this wor we
Know not, as the wiggies are outrageous, and Ihe
Doctor remains firm, and declares that some things
can be done as well as others," and that bald heads
may as well wear their own hair as the hair OF other
people. Weekly Messeng.r
iEfSlt may be had Of DR.. Jayne, No. 20 South
Third ST. Pa Price 81. II may also be had of r
P. Walton Sons. Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
CATARRH SNUFF!

MARSHALL'S SNUFF is still curing the Catarrh
lfl and the various diseases Of the head, well
eyesn all parts of the country and sustaining the repu
ta'ion which has long since gained Of being the best
ticle Of the kind offered in this country.
Each bottle contains three times the quantity of
those which offered rs CENTS and is there
fore much cheaper well better article. For sale
by the manufacturer c. Bowen, Middlebury ]. and j. II
Peck 4 Co, Burlington, f. H. Prentiss Montpelier, and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the
v, 90
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A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS

IN DR.. L. Paris celebrated Soothing Syrnp, for
children cutting their teeth. This infalble remedy
has preserved hundreds of children, when thousbt
past recovery from convulsons. As soon MS the sy
rup is rubbed on the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is innocent SO eficaaious nd so
pleasant, that child will refuse TO let its gums be
rubbed with it. When infants at The ase of four
months, though there is appearance Of teeth. one
bottle OF the syrup should be rubbed on the gums TO
open the PORES. Parents should never be without
the syrup in the nursery where Their. are young chill
drcn for il child wakes in the night with panes
in the gums, the syrup Immediately gives ease by
opening the pores. and healing the gums, thereby
preventing commissions, fevers, &c.
To the many enquirers after this article, we would
say that have received a arge and fresh supply of
the genuine article. For sale only by E. P. WAL
| TON s SONS, at the Montpelier Book store.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
PIHNocKs' ooLDsMITHs, ENG
LAND

GoLDsMITH's History of England, abridged
MOCK. New improved edition, for the use Of Schools
and Academies. Next TO the history of the United
States, there is historical work more important TO
be read by Americans than this. This edition is so
arranged into paragraphs, 10 answer the purpose
OF an excellent reading book, as we'll as one for study
aud recitation. II is extensively used in Schools and
Academies, II is also valuable book for the Fam.
lily Library. Just received and Tor sale by
L. P. WALTON 4 SONS.
Dec 6, Is42. Sc. 2wco2w
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TO TEACHERS, SCHOOL COMMIT
TEES, AND OTHER FRIENDS OF
EDUCATION.
VALUABLE SCHOOL Boo

TEES, AND OTHER FRIENDS OF
EDUCATION.
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
o. Recommended by Convention Of Teacher
and Literary Gentlemen from fue States. 90
III NlE subscribers have the satisfaction Of announ-
u cling To the Friends Of Education in this County
aud throughout the State that they Just received
assortment of the celebrated and very popular
rles OF School Books, published in Massachusetts,,
known as the Franklin Series. The senes consists
Of the following books, viz. the FRANKLIN PRIM-
Err, the IMPROVED READER, or Sequel to the
Primer, and the GENERAL CLASS BOOK.
IEJD These Books are considered us among the
most valuable in our language and are recommended
as decided Improvements. The following notices will
show in what estimation they are held by those who
have examined them.
From Hon. ". b. Calhoun for several years Chairman
ofhe Committee on Education in The Legislature Of
Massachusetts, aud noio Member Of Congress from
that State.
In reference TO these Books, he says: 81 gave
them very thorough examination, aud found them
SO peculiarly adapted 10 the wants Of children in the
early stages of education, that recommended the
introduction into schools at once. They are Just
the kind OF books that needed, az | think, to
make the business Of education pleasant and useful"
From L. Bailey, Esq, Principal IF The Utica IN ~
Classical and Commercial Lyceum.
"UrIcA, October 1882.
| have carefully examined this series Of school
books, and do not hesitate TO aver that they bet.
ter adapted to the capacities Of young scholars, and
better calculated 10 facilitate their acquisition OF the
English Language, than any similar books that have
come under my eye"
Extract from statement made al The Teachers Con-
psntion, in .andoper, Mass.
"t not long since attended the examination OF a
school IN Phiadephio, in which the franklin Primer
Improved Reader, and General Glass Book had been
introduced, and was asonished at the great change
which had been effected, not only in the manner Of
reading but also in the interest which the pupils
manifested in their Lessons"
From the Christian Examiner, published in Boston,
Liverpool and London.
ain these Books, the author has carried forward
his system of lace instruction completely than
is done in any similar book in language that has
come TO our knowledge"
Recommended also by the North American Re-
view, the Teachers Association OF Troy and various
others.
For sale by f. p. WALTON & SONS.
10" Teachers are particularly requested 10 call and
eramine these Books Il-4weop2
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WONDERFUL,

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