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M EW STRING GOOnS-DANIELS& q BRA INDY have just received per Cerea--- a4 New siylc Deleianle MusIns 1e}9 New style Zephyr and Tissue do
 New style Swiss and Orgnnay do ,aas ,- 1. Printed Jaconets aud Lawns , 4 ,,..l.A .a. Plain black Lawns and second moSIn ming do New style Calicoes, English and Amesiesa Linen sustluito NetiipgsY. s3i,l -lf,S.aasi. = 104 and 12,4 Bobinei, for Mosquito D3ars
 S4, lO-4 and l2-4 Sheeting bncus
 10 cases sofi finish lrish LineBsi
 French Linens and French Liaea Checks
 French Linen Drillsass And, Gasabsooas . Silk and cotton Hosiery bf a1fdsscriptions
 Embr'd and Rlviene linen Ga,nbfie Hdkfs Hem stitch and tape borilerHd do ' <; <. Swiss Muslin Edgings and inseriings <. ;. s 2 Plain Jaconet and Cambsie Moslins | | Plaid Jaconet and S@lss Masiins .,1ast' 2 Book, Null and Nansook tluslins ,s Swiss Bishop Lawn and Lace Musl,ns ssi, s Window Muslins embr'd and piaisis 4. ga T .a {. Crimson, drab, buf and blue Windor Muslink Ratngps and Iialzarines I'odS eyi sss Aa sphZ
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A AFRICAN PATENT FLATE WINDOW A GLASS-ln pnint of smoothness af surface, weight Of metal, lhipkness and strength, ths Glass is much superior to the French any other Glass in use. Builders and others desirous of having splendid Glasses al comparatively low prices are respectfully invited to call and examine this article iull assortment of sizes just received and for sale
 dec25 by | c DUBOSE 6 CO. & Water al.
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'"tNES-The subscriber has received a con.
 vN signmept from Messrs., Bunker & Co. New York, choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in cases of one dozen each. These wine offered for sale with full guarenty of their genuineness aud quality. w RO1ERT s. BUNKER.
 decl8 corner of Royal and St Francis streets FLoUR-2O bbls super inspected, for sale by
 U aPS 5. ]. &L JONES.
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Tenth street. below Chesnu, st. phil,d.


 I, Gabril Johnston. No Reckless street. do cer- ify that my wife, Jane, was afflicted for two years with rheumatism, and al last was entirely disabled |, so that she was obliged to be confined 10 bed hear ing of Cantrr's Medicated Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or ti-Scorbuiic Syrup, l procured four bo ties, which completely removed all her pans and stiffness from her limbs two more bottles made perfect cure. She is now able to attend to her household duties as usual. GABRIL JOHNSTON.
 Philadelphia, January 22, lSl4.
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M ICHAUX'S FRECKLE WASH-This is a lvA discovery of Ihe celebrated Dr. Charles Mi chanx. formerly professor of anatomy at Liege, in Flanders, and may safely be om mended as tain remedy for Freckles, we'll as other affections of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, etc. Gentlemen who are troubled with bolcles or pimples on the face, often accustomed by the of strong alkaline soaps in shaving, will fad this an excelent remedy.- For sale by
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In Gainesvle-JAMEs G. ROBERTSON. In Huntsville & NUHNALLY. In Montgomery-A. MCBRYDE.
 Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United Staies. Price sl per botle-six battles S5
 0o-Th public are respectfully requested remen,. Der that !! is Sands Sasaparill that has and is cau staaty achieving such remarkable cures of the most difficult class of diseases which the human frame is subjeeI and ask for Sands SarsaparIa and take no other. [jan23 46ifI MOSELY
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hYSPEPTlCS DYSPEPTICS I!--How can 1 you doubt the medical virtues of Cant, en's An- h-DysPepic POaniey, the only sure remedy ever of- iered 10 the pubc prepared expressly for that com paInt. single trial of which will convince the most sceptica ofits ability to in any stage and under any form; and being purely vegetable persons df the most delicate constitution may 1t n all kinds of weather with periect saIttv w '" ''' fif' Ef
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M MOFHERS' 'RELlEF--Doctor H. Gates IS he MI agent for the sale of this invaluable medicin inc in the city of Mobile. He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reief. I1
 9d- Observe-None genuine unless signed
 aug l9 G. A. .BARTHOLICK. & CO. QUESTIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.-Jusl . received a few cases Beaver, Nufria, MoIeskjn and Cassimere Hats, manufactured by Orlando Fish, New-York. ..i ..- i E
 Also-tien,lemen's, youh's and nfant's veIve, and Cloth Caps, for sale by N f HENRVs 3
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SAMUEL KIRK, Tenth and Coates street

Mr. J. A. Canirell Dear Sir. l had a very severe attack "i lhe Yellow Fever in the year 1899, in Mo
 bile, Alabama, and also of the Congesrive Fever in lSi1, in consequence of which system was en-
 treiy npregated with mercury; large quantities of which were given 10 me for the of those almost invariably G,lal diseases tried many thlngs re- novate my system and purify my blood, among which was Sa saparilla of considerable celebrity in the south, but without effect. l have used several bot
 ties of your compound Syrup of SarsaparilIa and it has driven all hum0rs from the surface of my body, purified my blood and so inygorated my system that l feel as hearty as ever did and am satisfied that d the deleterious effects ulihe calome removed.
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,.,,v 70 their express promises, have forfeited all
col' ~ respect for their promises, and deserve the
cIa ano e,ecration of every American patriot Where
ss's' neqhbors of the South Slaveholding states
Oa ,,ed to saddle the north free states with the
apThsre(ore Resolved, That it is our choice TO leave
-, with the saddle, without horse.
"T p3ssolved, That we approve of the nomination of
W., slade, Horace Eaton and John Spaldng on
W. Wing State Ticket, and of Jonah Brooks, Jr for
u w.. County Senator and that will use all honor
o able means to secure their election ,,,,.
'O'' JOHN DEWEY, President.
P. COLEMAN, r. G. Lucas, Secretaries
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Wild Woman Of the Forest,

is engaged and will be exhibited with the Menagorie
without any additional charge being the largest and
best specimen cvei imported to this country
The Science Of Natural History must in soma
degree, have occupied our in all oges and in
every degree of civilization, as we depend upon tho
objects around us for food, shelter and amusement.
why should not man, in state of refinement and
wealth. explore the great museum of nature. TO en-
hance the temporal gratfcaton add 10 his source of
knowledge, and increase his veneralion for the Won
derful Author of all things .. ..
The advantages derived by a visit to well arranp
cd Menagere are apparent. 1t is the concentration
OF oil that's beautiful and sublime in natures mighty
work; of the most elevated sources of human en-
loyment, aud one wholly Invested of every moral
objection frequently made of against places of
amusement in general.
Doors open at o'clock. Canvass to hold 5000
people. Elevated seats to accommodate 500 ladies'.
Admission, 20 cts. Children under 10 half price.
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For the Caledonian.

MIR Ep1roR:--I understand that nesrA broLa |
omen store in Jefferson, N, H., a few duysea
and robbed it of about 80 dollars in cash, and aSs
of spoons, Sc Indeed 1 saw him pass through thisI
place ISL Johnsbury, Jon Thursday last on foot with
a bundle thrown across his shoulder on stick saw
him stop and inquire for tavern in the direction oil
MONTPELIER and on Saturday saw him on his return
to the scene of his crime, pnioned, having been ia
ken, as was told, at Montpelier, where were found
upon his person two pistols and dirk Since then
have heard that while on his way to Lancaster jail,
he came very near being liberated from custody, and
liberated under an presSion that he was not legally
apprehended, and had he remained fifteen minutes
longer in the place he would probably have been re-
leased. Now, have too good opinion OF the peo'
pie in authority at the capital Of our state 10 think that
they would have allowed criminal to be apPre-
hended and taken from their midst without Just
cause. In view, Of these facts It seems to me that
there is great danger of our indnlgug in an unjus-
able sympathy, for crime, when committed ny the
really much abused people ofcolor, and this opinion
is strengthened by the fact that there is decided IN
crease of convictions for criminal offences among
them within few years It appears that at the new
State Prison Clinton northern New York, there are
sixteen blacks in one hundred and twenty convicts'
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WILL visit ST. Johnsbury Plain Wednesday.
w August 6, the extensive collection of Beasts.
Birds and Reptiles from the Philadelphia Institute.
consisting of about 100 specimens, so people and so
horses.
On the entrance to st. Johnsbury on tho morning
OF tho 9th, about 10 o'clock, the GREAT FOUR
ELEPHANT TEAM will appear drawing tho Mn.
sic, followed IN train by some TWENTY WAC
ONs, filled with animals and drawn by seventy
boontifnl horses ~ -
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~ OF lie e.

All. persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
= n Nbasing certain promissory note dated May
l6 or IT, 1914, for $780, payable 10 Hollis Sampson
and signed by the subscriber, and he having receiv-
ed consideration for the said note will refuse to
pay it TO any person whomsoever. t.,ss ..,..f
JOHN BAYLEY, %.
bennington, July 10, ls45. 4l6w5
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N,ANcHoLY DEATH. Last Monday afternoon
sAe thunder shower, the dwelling house of
", 'a"ss rierce, in Royaston, Ms. was struck by
:s"'n%s' SShe fluid passed down the chimney, and
instantly hi"s daughter of Mr. p, and also young
man WIG hau espred the house to seek shelter from
the storm. r.
CHURCH DOOR AND BUsrLEs.-There is stir
IN sttp0sntIlle' ohio' used by difficulty in get
ting cat Of Church after As usual, there are
two parties to the quarrelh zone contend, that the
church doors ale TOO small vile the Othe, faction
insists that The b'sttes are too tatAe. ~,
We learn fronthe Concord N. 4 Statesman, that
nearly one hundrd a day enter that town by Rail-
road, who are wedding their way to thelWhite Noun
tains.
The Postmaster General says,hat "when subscrit
ers refuse to take pamphlets or nes papers from the
office, postmasters areuow, as ieSetofere, required
to notify editors, Sc, and may franc ht.ers contain
ing such notice"
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ORLEANS COUNTY WING CoNvENTIoN

The Wings Of Orleans County met in convention
at lrasburgh July 20. 1916. Organized by the ap.
Polntment of Hon, PoRTUs BAXTER, President and
HENRY +. PRENTIss, Esq. Secretary.
On motion off, A. Fletcher, Esq. the President
appointed the following gentlemen committee to re-.
port resolutions to the convention. Hon. d. NJ.
Camp, Geo G. West, Charles Story, ID. b. Cobb and
j. A. Fletcher, Esqrs.
On motion of Charles Story, Esq voted that
committee OF three from each town represented be
appointed by the delegates from said town to make
nomination for County Senators. The convention ad-
journed to meet AT 2 O'Clock =. NJ.
O'Clock p. NJ. Convention met agreeable to adj
Journment. Tho committee appointed to nominate
candidate tor SENATOR reported that they had unnni-
mously nominated, ENOCH b. SIMONDS, OF GLOW
or, which nomination was unanimously confirmed by
the convention.
The committee on resolutions, by Judge Camp, re-
ported the following, which, after an ablo and inter
estng discussions by Messrs Camp Story, Fletcher,
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That ifInteigence be the life of liber-
ty, and eternal vigilance the price Of freedom then
hdehy to Wing principles must insure their eventual
triumph.
Resolved That no question of National Policy is Of
greater Importance to the State of Vermont than that
OF the annexation Of Texas which has already aue-
mented the value OF human flesh, and depressed that
OF wool.
Resolved, That the recent demonstration of renew
~ Hoat''ty " P'otcCiNo ldFlH III tDB party now
welding the destnes of this country ought to arouse
every Wing to sense Of impending danger, and to
renewed efforts to avert it,
Resolved, That this convention unanimously present
the name of ENOCH B. SlMONDS as a candidate
Tor Senator for this county, and mutually pledge our
best efforts to secure his election
On motion offs. Sumner, Esq, Resolved, That not
wthstanding the Presidential Election of last fall has
gone different from our Just expectations and wishes
yet our love of the principles OF our party is not by
any means diminished, determination to sup
port our principles in any wise shaken-that the cri-
sis and the best interests Of our country call for re-
newed exertions on the part of all true Wings.
On motion, Resolved, That the county committee
be directed to appoint Town Committees for each
town IN the county and that they notify them of their
appointments.
Voted, that the proceedings Of this convention be
signed by the President and secreary,and forwarded
to the Caedonian, for publication with request that
the Waterman copy the same. The Convention
then adjourned PORTUS BAXTER. Pres.
HENRY F. PRENTISS, Secretary
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VVF1Lnn1'-4s' -s''i~r.o. nspinneu 4A.161f6fiBg.
w De b0nis non of the Estate of said deceased
has filed in said Court, his Administration account,
and represents that the debts and charges yet re.
naming against said estate amounts to tho sum of
.t $4,000
That The available assets in his bands are 66,47
Leaving the Of S43353
to be raised from the Real Estate, with incidental
expenses, and requests the Court to grant him Lii
cense TO sell mill ond privileges, and SO much
of the homestead of said deceased as shall in all
amount to the Of $500
Therefore, it is ordered, that all concerned be no.
tilted to appear at a session of the Probate Court
to be held at the Probate Office at Irasburgh on tho
goth day of August next, that they may give bonds
for the payment of the debts, and be heard in tho
matter of the Administrators account, and to show
cause why License should not be granted afore.
said t.
And this order shall be published three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the CALIFORNIAN, newspaper printed
at st. Johnsbury in this State, the last ofwhch pub
licatons shall bo before the day assigned for hearing,
as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, at
Trasburgh, this 18th day of July, A. d. 1915.
4l7w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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MI FP Dries ID a q IN.

the renowned LION KING, is also attached to this
Menagero, with his carniverous family, caressinp.
iondIing magnezing g driving them in harness
Willie Fanny OWraEAg Outang:
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For. Sale,

A small farm, containing about acres situated
IN in East Burke. There is a small house and al
so shoe-makers shop upon it. 1t is well situated
and convenient for any mechanic. Also, 3.4th of
an acre Of land near the above Libeia credit will
be given to purchasers
BENZ. +. BELDEN.
, Burke JuIy %. 1915. .... 4l7w6
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, July 81
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
AT Market, 625 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep and 800
Swine 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIc Es-Beef CatHe--We quote few Extra
$685. first quality 5,25; second quality 4,75 8;
third quality 4,25 4,75. ..
Sheep.-Dull. Lambs from ! ,25 to 2; old sheep
from 81 ,33 to 2,25
Swne-Old Hogs at d for Sows 4ac for Bar
rows; Shoats AZ, and and sac. At retail from
to &C.
BOSTON MAR KET-July %.
BUTTER. 8 II per ID.
CHEESE, new milk-74 a 8 do do
FLOUR. Howard st. rs a 200, Western canal
A 62 81
WOOL-The new clip is coming in pretty
freely, but we hear Of sales of importance, and
quotations must be deemed quite nominal.
Saxony, leeces, 40 AZ
American Full blood, 81 3S
blood, .. 81 33
Common blood, - 80 81
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LEGENDARY ATTEMPT. An attempt was made
last night to set fire to the book bndery, of H. Kit
field, No. l16 Washington street. A roll of pnper.
silk handkerchief and card of lighted matches pIac
ed against the door of room in the attic The pa
per was entirely consumed as we'll as part of the
handkerchief; the door was slightly burned The
incendiary is supposed to have been a woman, as a
shawl was found on the stairs: and this may probably
lead TO her detection Boston Traveller.
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SGrayeda or stolen.

BYRON the pasture ofIohn Cushman of st. Johns
N bury, on Sunday The aOth inst FIVE years old
dark bay Horse, with few white hairs which NAV
be seen by person near him--long black name and
tail, and on his hind feet marks caused by inter-
ering, Whoever will return the horse to me or Give
information by which he may be found shall he sni
tably rewarded. TIMOTHY CUMMUSKEY
81 Johnspnry, July "a, lS45. a' 4IUf
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STATE OF VERMONT.

iean1son me Probate Court for the District of Or
Warren s. Clark 1RRss concerned in the estate of
.o. - H7f4r, deceased,
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SDl9 MPEgEa

N 1gSaS MSElEEGa
In North Danville, July Is, OF consumption, Mr.
John Batchelder, aged 65
In Lyndon, June "a, Mrs Elizabeth, wife of Mr.
Reuben Pike, aged 40.
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wv a. m { G a p.

A FEW thousands of Thoroughly Seasoned birch
IA Boards. E. 81 II. FAIRBANKS g. co.
july 20, iS@o' '@"r. 4l7wl.
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FIRE IN QUEoHEE VILLAGE The store
occupied by the manufacturing Co, the Tavern, Sta
Bile and Barn, kept by Mr. Taft, the jewelers. Shop
Of Mr. Walcott, and dwelling house, Sadler's Shop
and barn Of A. G. Dimick, was completely destroyed
by fire on Saturday last p. NJ.
The fire was first discovered about two O'Clock, in
the attic of the Tavern, and spread with such fury
as to battle all effort to stop there being no engine
on the ground, till the flames had done their .vo-L
The Mallery Wooden Co, about 1000 ,-200O, insur-
ed: Chase, Smith g. Co. $500, insured; Mr. Taft 500,
no 'nsuraHce me- Di..i' 400 no insurance. Sever
al Of the hands lost all their clothing they
had on-one industrious young man who had saved
by his hard earnings $50 dollars lost the whole. The
calamity aggravated by the singular fact that
most Of the male citizens Of the Village and vicinity
were absent, attending the show of animals at Wood
Stock and the preservation Of the property saved
owing to the extreme efforts Of very few men, and
the Ladies' WoodStock Mercury,
VERMONT Central RAILROAD. We have
barely time to announce, inst our paper ID going
press, that the cooperation organized by the unan
nous election of the following Board of Directors
Charles Paine, Mortified, Robert g. Shaw, Jacob
Forster and Samuel s. Lewis, Boston, Daniel Bald
win, james r. Langdon, Montpelier, and John Peck
Burlington. The Board of Directors met and organ
lied by the election Of Charles Paine, of Northfed
President, Samuel H. Valley, jr., Of Boston, Treas
urer, and E. p. Walton jr of Montpelier, Clerk
The full organization, ready TO commence the work,
will doubtless be made this sheet reaches the
reader TWatchman.
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N7NIrIIISJ9 Ia s. S'i~5,o, Da,innaU A.Io1i8finq.
w De bonis of the Estate of said deceased,
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bPWe fear there is too much reason for the eau
ton contained in the following article from the Brat
tleborough Phoenix. II is true that many Of our
leading Wings are absorbed in Rail Road matters,
while the Polkites planning and working to take
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would not be understood as denying them any Of
the privileges in regard their rights which are en-
Joyed by their fellow citizens generally, for do not
think the fact that tho creatures or even the
sfaves Of circumstances can annul that great NOR
al truth,ombodied in declaration ofIndependence
that call men are created equal"
Perhaps cannot better illustrate The force of this
principle than by an anecdote related to me several
years since by of the collector ofTurk's Island,
the latter of whom was himself a stakeholder.
vessel arrived at that Port direct from England, and
being about to take in cargo of SALT her ballast con-
sstIng of sand, was thrown upon the beach as being
oil no further use. Soon after this sand was observed
to be covered with slaves, land upon inquiry appear
ed that they claimed be free las they were standing
upon British ground, and Cowper had somewhere
sad that "Slaves cannot live in England; soon as
they tread our soil, breathe our air, that momen,
they are free" Though have no doubts as to the
truth Of the story, am of the opinion that Mr. Cow
peris decision was not sustained. X
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-25

Uy- The following lines were found enclosed
in a newspaper, intended to defraud Uncle Sam
Miss Julia Reed,
With all possible speed,
l trust that this paper may reach you,
And that what you peruse
May not merely amuse,
But some lesson of import may teach you.
at first thought 'twonld be better
To have written letter
To give you the news more precisely,
But by saving the expense
In sending it hence,
have thus, think, acted more wisely. q
Twill be caution, no doubt
The way you enjoy yourself out
In the country this very warm weather,
For trust that pure joy,
Unmixed with alloy,
Will bear your spirits up light as feather.
That may always such be your lot,
Whether city or cot
To dwell in you deem most expedient,
Is the sincere wish, indeed,
Miss Julia Reed,
or your very-very-very oBrDIEsr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-25

AN AMUSING BLuNDER-We find in an ex.
change paper the following amusing instance of
Legislative blundering
.Some year ago, bill was reported in the
New York House Of Assembly, entitled AN act
for the preservation OF the Heath Hen and other
Came The Speaker OF the House, who was
probably not much of sportsman, gravely read
it, AN act for the preservation Of the HeGthen
and other game, bunder of which he was not
conscious, until an honest member from the
north, who had suffered considerably by the de-
predations of the frontier Indians, moved an
amendment by adding the words, except indi
ans"
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LIST OF BOOKS,
ron sALt Rr


1T. D. &A 5SSak-
4 NTHON'S Classical Dictionary; Lempre
~ do; Ainsworth's do; Cohh's do; English az
German do; Anthems Caesar; Anthonis Gramm'
Anthems Cicero; Msr's Latin Reader; ogilly'sd,
Andrews Latin Lessons; Dnnnegan's Lexicon
Fisk's Gre Exercises; Dayiess LeGendeI; Grae
Majora; Adams's Roman Antiquities; Pinnocl
Godsmith's England; do. Greece; Lyelrs Eemen
of Geology; MIS-, Lincoln's Botany; Elements
Botany; Bridges Algebra; Porler's Rhetorical Re
ders; Emerson's Geography and History; Olney
do; Parley's do; Smiths GrammeT: kirkhams do
Kay's Readers; Cobl's do; Cobb's Arithmetic
Pixies do; Emerson's do; Cohb's Spelling Book
Towns do; Cohb's Table Books Evangelical Fa'
miIy Library; Cottage Bibles; Family do; Coster'
al do; Small Bibles and 1essments; Parker's Ex'
ercises Composition; Fruit of the Spirit; Bakers
Saints Rest; American Revolution; Maryatt's No
wells; Mrs Phelps on Chemistry; Had; Calechism
of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che
misiry for Beginners; English Exercises adapted 10
Murrsy's Grammer, Sequel to Comley's Spelling
Book; American Class Book; Daboll's Schoolmas.
ters Assistant; great variety of Blank Books, &c,
August 2S, 1912.