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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
ARTIFICIAL TEETH

| WOULD respectfully inform those who have lost n
i part or the whole OF their natural teeth and wish
.Ien, It!arcd ny arlhca' ones, that have mnde new
arrangements and improvements in nv estahlisbmart
WhlCh VIII enable me 10 manufacture artificial sets Is,
much greater advantage than here oiore and M rrsul
m S nave neiel mined to offer this hind OF work Oh the
following advantageous terms . 80
ror any piece ct work for which charged $50 or up-
wards sa require one hnlfhe price in Cash on d,Ii
mercy to cover the cost of the matcrial-the
remainder to he paid at the eFl of six for tve,rrS
months the work gives satishcton ut the end of INC
time agreed uron, il the Artificial Denure, does NOT
give eood satisfaction il will be received again. and The
money refunded or the balance Ofthe price fortified TO
me patient. II. s. CHASE, NJ. D.. Dental Surgco :
Woods lOck July LIST, le45. o6s.,C sOE
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Botanic Medicines!

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Thompsoni
IN and other Botanic Mcdicnes--both crude and pre-
pared, simple aud compounded is constantly kept fo
sale by the subscriber his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines wbe nea'ly prt up accompanied
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
C.UTiON.-To those who are DESTROYS OF obtaining pure
ThomsOnian medicines, would say beware nGwhom vol
purchase, they are frequently adulteracd with worth
less perncioU and poisonous substances for the prpost
OF speculation of bringing those invaluable remedies
to dsrepu'e. A. H. HAMMOND.
Woodstock, Nov. 90, 1914 237-tf
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THEOPHlLUS FISK,
JESSE E. DOW,
Washington, August IL, 1915.
DR., WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY,

ErF'ln the rst stages of disease, term
ed Catarrhal Consumption origiatiugd
from neglected colds, it has been used
with undertaking success, and hundreds
acknowledge that they owe the restora-
ton OF their health to this Invaluable med
icinc alone In that form of consumption
so prevalent among delicate young fe-
males, commonly termec depilty, or go
into define, complaint with which
thousands are lingering, it has also prov
ed highly successful, and not only possess
es the power of checking the progress of
this alarming disease, but also strength
ems and lcvigorale the system more effect
nalIy tqan any other medicine we have
ever dossossed. Besides its surprising
efficacy IN consumption, it is equally eff
cacous in rnfueza, liver complaint, as,h-
ma, bronchitis, and all affections of the
lungs, and has cured many of the most
obstinate cases, after every other remedy
has failed For sale by c. Chapman.
!IJsAs the Indian formerly roamed o.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

TtAtNIN r. NEWTON successor to J. Newton In
" forms his numerous friends in Norwich and vicinity
that lie s returned to Woodstock, where he will
have on hand constant supply OF medicines OF his own
manufacture.
The complaints heretofore made Of kdn',crltion II
these excellent articles, formerly prepared by himself
may now ceasc those interested will buy hi the rgh
place.
The above medicines are sold nj c. CTIArMAN's
2i6 r.
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r.
Sent by mail, one year, the ofthe vol.
ume, $3.50
Al the expiration Of six months ms
Al the expiration o: The volume, ON
AMER the expiration OF the volume, o50
Village subscribers, ono
No PAPER is unless paid for in advance or uno Tho
guaranty OF payment BY some responsible person knoYn
to the Publisher and paper is discontinued eyce,y
his option, unul all arrearnges are paid r. ."
acknowledgements must be paid for in advance. unIes.
some responsible person guarantees the ray for their n
seron The number of insertions should in ali en.e. n.
specified by the advertiser they will be inserted mil
forbid. 's. '""'
.r....I,, BUSINESS CARDS t..f..... OIL.
Are inserted at SeOO Year for subscribers and at $500
for non subscribers. III - 'H ~O''O'
CITY AGENCY. ...
" d. fALMER, at New fork, No 81. Ann Street,
Boston, No. IL, State Street, ... ...
" Philadelphia No. 81, Pine Street
Boitinore,S f. cor Bait & Calvert n.
IT'S authorized TO procure forward and collect nav o "
vertisements and subscriptions To "THE Woopsrorx
AGE CHARLES G. EASTMAN
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
% ;s.'sE I: e 8 s 49,.
Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord 10 Boston


ON and after April LIST, Passenger Trans will run
" daily, Sundays excepted) in connection with the
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, al
follows
Leave Bostonut7A.M NJ. II A. NJ, and 5 l.2P.M.
Leave Concord AT 4 ga A. NJ, llj2OA. NJ, and Ia
p. NJ.
Trainsrrom intermediate places will run aslolIows,yiz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 AM, 1873 r. M, and G'4Op.M
Nashua At $50 A.. NJ, l245 p. NJ, and 7:2O p. NJ
4" Manchester 9;3j A. NJ, li30 r. Nj, and s:5 Pm.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l2 A. NJ, l2-5 p. NJ, md Pm.
Nashua nj l.2 A. NJ, l;l5 +. N. and 8 N.
Lowell at 1;l5 Nj, 2 p. M and IL p. Nj,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the from Concord
The second taiulrOm Concord arrive Boston in sea
son for PnssengerstO take the OclOcktrn to New YORK.
The road connect. with the Boston aud Maine Rail
road that Passengers may pass hctwiNt Concord llH'
vGrh Exeter, Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately ON the arrival Of the first train nj
Concord leave by various routes for lopkn Newport
CmrcmOnt and Windsor; for Lebanon md llunoveTPkm
orh and llaver; CannNn and Orinrd; Meredith Bridge
Centre llarhur and the White Mountains. On the sec
oud day from Bos ton, Stages reach Roynlton Mldrbury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line To Montreal and hy Steamboat and Simc
to Oadcnshurgh; Stages also from llaverhll To stan
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal. Nuncr.
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Ra Road
run the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the taualHs.
Stages run daily from Franklin andan Sdhonton to the
III O'Clock train returning after the arrival OF the
ond train from Boston.
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TO I'LL THE VORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN, OR, LEATHER
ID II . . ~
Z E ; TUX Z Z.

Il .NfW Chemical Discovery.
Most people kNo that skins and hiicS nre converted
into feather by the Of Tunnn extracted from certain
harks sc.
When the force and strength Of the Tannin is worn
ont, leather becomes dead hGrd, dry, 6rite, CrackCd
coucrCd rjR a crust, &c. THIS, I'LL KNOT. To re
store then is Hff SOhnesS, noiStneSS strength smooth
ness, and remove all crust n.y. or blister, GSt0rc The tan
min. This substance the LEATHER never can receive the
second mc but the whole virtues Off are in this article
the OIL OF TANNlN-which penctrutcs the slcst
and hardest leather, ii has been twenty years in nse
md fit tears easily with the fingers, il mpurts nj once
strength that IN utterly incredible until seen. II be
like feather, in all respects, with delightful
soness and polish and makes all leather coylctci and
perfectly 1ppcrUOHSt to water particularly boots, shoes
carrgetops harness hose trunks and in fact all things
naie Of feather, giving splendid polish, higher
than new leather has, and al teas doubng its and
durability. in whatever manner the leather is used
THESE ARE FACTS
Those who will may old shoes, groan with corns
ride with old cnrriage-tops-haye old harness, and
throw them away half uScd-louk filthy themselves and
MI ahont tem-eNpend double what necessary for arti.
ces ol leather 10 their hearts content, for what we
care fiheir preudices strong, that they viii not
try new discovery We have iavOrs to ask Of them,
they the greatest sufferers, and bEg for nobody Is
custom patronage Now, gentlemen, please yourselves
TNOne genuine unless with the fac smile Signature
Of COMSTOCK co.
2l5-erp ~. For sale by c. CHAPMAN.
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TO THE PUBLIC


There Ia not room in II newspaper advertisement to
publish the numerous certificates Of cures, but the inva
lid is referred to medical pamphlet To be had OF any oi
the Agents gratis Such prVOfas constantly lay
ing before the public must convince all that
DR.. LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT
is the only medicine in the world that will cure all who
predisposed to Consumption Liver Complaints, or
troubled with Coughs, colds, asthma peury, splitting OF
blood Pain in the side and chest difficulty of breathing,
ghtncss across the chest pnpiion OF the heart, bro-
chiiis throat complaints, and all affections of the pull
mOnury organs. If this il not sufficient, we will refer
my one Others Who m the date of the above
using this article ina variety OF protraced Lung ana Liver
Complaints
All the certificates shown to the Public, prove conci.
siycy, one thing-thm the Vegetable Extract Of Lung
wort is possessed of certain powers in healing the lungs
and restoring energy to those who supposed to be
FIST sinking into the grave, over every other remedy an
CCnt or modern.
And why not? 1t Is medicine that is not III ework ,
day; the compound Of drug shop, having only for
object sale. II is II remedy that owes lis eystenc"
from natures source, certain cure for complaints of the
lungs ana all the prem0n0ry symptoms OF consumption
QmckGry probably, would put new life into skeleton
provided you wouldbeevc it at least the inventors Ol
some OF the seeming popular remedies would induce you
believe So il possible, II is to put in the place osuGh
stuff remedy really OF use mankind, that the Vegea-
bic Extract OF lunewort WINS madc.
The study 0tyenrs, the proportion of the ingredients
their effect upon the systems, and the stage OF disease in
patients, all these in the minds eyen OF The physi
clan who formed this medicine He knew that to make
some really useful ms remedy, study and observation
necessary failed not to devote all his attention to
the purpose lie has succeeded; the Vegetable Extract
ungwo has taken its stand, and beyond the lending
medicines Othe present time, the only true erNdca-
tor OF pulmonary CONSUMPTION eXtant. This IL true
and certain; true because susceptible Of proof certain
because its power and its usefulness in saving hundreds
from death cannot he COntr0vcred,
c. ]. ROOSEVELT Sole Proprietor,
81 I-2 State 81. Albany n. Y
AGENrs.--C. CHAPMAN, Woodstock; Z. 1nkham Que
clcp; j. G. Brooks, White RivoE c. Lyman, Norwch
w. DOwner Shuron f. =. Nevuns, RoyalOn, 2b3iy
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FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND CONSUMr-
CIR EAT ENGLISH REM

THE Great and only remedy for Colds Coughs, Asth
i ma md Consumption il the Hungarian Balsnm Of
Life discovered by the celebrated DR. vChan Of lOnHon,
Engandnnd introduced into The United States Ter the
immediate superintendent Of the inventor
The extraordinary success Of this medicine, In the
cure Of Pulmonary Diseases warrants the American A.
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSSIBLE
CASES that be found IN the community-cnscs that
seek relief vain iromnny 0thccOmmOn remedies Ofthc
day, and have been given up by the most distinguished
Physicians, MS confirmed and incurabe. The llueuran
Bulsam has cured and will cure the most desperate Of
cases. 1t is no Quack nosrum, bnt standard English
medicine of known and established efficacy.
Every fimy in the United Suites should be supplied
with Buchans Hungarian linsam Of Lille, not only to
connteruCt the conSumpvc tendencies Of The climne,
but be used preventive medicine in NIL cases colds,
coughs splitting Of Blood, Pain in the side and chcs, rrl-
uton and soreness of the Lungs Bronchitis Difficulty
of Breathing, Hectic Fever Night Sweats, Emnclaon
and General Debility, Asthma Influenza looping cough,
and Group,
1TSold, In large bottles At 81 per BOTTLE with full di
recliOns for the restoration Of Health
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English and American
certificates and other evidence showing tine ueqmlled
merits of this Great English Remedy may be obtained
of The Agents gratuitouSy.
DAVID +. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
ll9 Court street, Boston,
Agent Woodstock, e. CHAPMAN; Montpelier. Clark
e. Characterization, Peck STear5 Bellows Falls, n
llarris Ruand, Daniels and Bc BraltIeborO', button
~ Cmrke; Keen, N. II. John BiXhy. 23G-ly
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Silver Plated CaStOrS!

A 5or 2. They may he mistaken for pure silver, ant
~ we advertise what they are that people may NOT il,
u'ssa'sned u they happen To get the real article w,
cannot AFFORD them long for nothing and rnot dis
posed oil Immediately they will be returned to Port Conner
nnhohy the Ship Sallywopng, which will sail on the ar
rival Of the cars from barnard.
Jnns II.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows;
Leave Boston at l-2 p. NJ. and arrive at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord nj l2 p. NJ. and arrive at Boston NJ
- the next morning
Freight First lass. SO; Second Glass. $3.50.
Freight should he delivered at Concord, Boston and
other depots hour least before leaving insure de-
livery by the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marked, and when
valued more than $50, notice should be given and eX
charges paid claim for damage loss beyond
such SUN will he allowed. n. C. UPHAM, Supt.
April ], lsl5. 26i-f
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NEW GOODN NEW GOODS.
A N ID
Gae b At BARGAINS!
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA
PARILLH.

TIE wonderful effects Of this medicine upon the blood
arc well known 10 the world. In diseases arising from
thqtoo free Use of mercury 1t is said to effect speedy
cure to get this medicine sure is the only safety. This
medicine hHs effected great cures, and what il hns once
doue ii can do again. aud by its the world will be re-
leve1 of vast amount Of suffering. The bottles are
the SHINE size of the dollar bottles. Retail Price so cts
Pamphlets containing full account ofthe above med
cine Ia be had gratis at
2lt-eoply. CHARLES CHAPMAN'S
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brJ"50O pages torGtiy ccnts!N
7 K O S p ECTUS
CONGRESSIONAL JOURNiL.

CONGRESSIONAL JOURN.1L.
The editors OF the United States Jour.
nal" propose to commence, with the mex,
session Of Congress- weekly publication
under the above title, to continue through
the whole session, al the unprecedented
low price Of
FIPTY CEN TS!!,
to each subscriber for avoIume Of fee hua-
drcd pages!
1t wrIl contain faithful and impartial
record OF both Houses of Congress, the
glst Of all the important speeches which
may be delivered &c. &c The mos,
competent reporters will be employed and
no'hIng shall prevent it being made wor.
thy of the patronage of the public general
y. The journal will enGeavor, in its rec.
ords, to do justice to both parties, so that
both parties will feel allowed to patronize
the publication. 1t being the long session
as it is called, the volume will contain al
least 800 pages, each number will contain
sixteen nages or solid matter, which will
enable the publishers to give all the pro-
ceedIngs worthy of being preserved in book
form, for binding and future reference
The exceedingly low terms will place it
within the reach Of all; the publishers hope
that their friends will use their exerlions
IN obtaining subscribers.
THEOPHILIIS FISK
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PLAYING, VISITING AND BLANK
CARDS

GEORGE COOK of the firm Of Ely. Smith &
NJ Cook, for the pnst six years manufacturer of the
celebrated Bartlett Cards would iniorm the public and
inc patrons Of the OLD Establishment. No. II Fulton ST.,
where he has always been employed that he continues
the manufacture ofn'l the varieties or PLAYING, Visiting
and Blank Cards, heretofore furnished by the Establish
mGht-"h lh orders Tor the various kinds will be faith
fully nnd promptly executed on application TO hs sole
nsents, Nessrs ELY CHATHAM, No n Fulton st. at
the following prices, usual discount off, for cash or those
who buy TO sell again, viz
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ALSO Railroad and Steamboat Tickets made to order o
any color or Of different colors ny desired 'N'''
The subscriber invites all E,litnrs in tho n,,od
and Canada who are Disposal to take their nav in Cards
who will send Fan copy Of their paper contanino mi,
dvcr'sem'ni to inert it for three months
New York. Iny o-,Sn
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NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DR.. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
LNDLlN EEGETlRLE PILLS.

nv |/ItIN Il II 4 ND ISII ILLp.
NR. SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pills are found
AZ superior to all other medicines ever discovered Tor
impurity OF the blood because they not only ccst the
stomach and bowels from all Bilious llumors hut also
promote proper and natural discharge from the unes
skin md Ki'neys Thus by single operation of this
wonderful purgutye medicine, the natural outlets Of the
system opened aud all morbid aud corrupt hunorS
the OfdiSclSc cNpeedn mnnucrsO Gus! that
the body is restored TO health ns itby magic.
DR. smiths Sugar Coatcd, or impruvciludian Negcn-
BILE Pills. mid d improve Digestion, cure Headache una
Dizziness, Fcver>, Scruuu Cancers, Gravel lniama0ns
Rhcumaism Pain in the head, side, back and stomach;
DNYrhora DySentcry and Colo. Palpatou at the
Heart; Loss of Appetite and lownees of Spirits Worms;
Billions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and other cOmpIaets
incidents to women in when the! hive the most nNppy
effects.
For worms the pills are nMllibe-many children in
New York have been spared In their parents by the time
~ use OF these mild and cllicacOus Pills.
This is the most pleasant md enicacious medicine In
the world and being tree from the usual taste OF medicine
does not produce nausea disgust.
Price 25 cents per Box
G.. BENJAMIN SMITH, NJ. D.
President of the New DIRK College Of Health. uponey
crS Box.
For sale by c. CHAPMAN, Woodstock.Vt. 234
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POETRY.
LIGHT FOR ALL.
ny J, eosTIC

liz IL rOhN hi'L'
ny J, sosTIC.
You cannot pay with money
The million sons OF toll
The sailor on the ocean,
The peasant on the soil,
The laborer in the quarry,
The newer Of the coul;
Yonr money pays the hand
But it cannot pay the soul
You gaze on the cathedral
Whose turrcis meet the sky;
Remember the foundations
That in earth and darkness lie
For were not those foundations
SO dark'y resting there,
Yon towers could never soar up
SO proudly in The air.
The workshop must be crowded
That the palace may be bright,
1.-The ploughman did not plough,
Then the poet could not write.
Then let every toll be hallowed
That man pe(orms for man,
And have It's share Of honor,
As part of one great plan.
See, Iigh, darts down from heaven,
And enters where it may;
The eyes OF all carths people
Are cheered with one bright day,
And let the minds true sunshine
Be spread DER earth as free,
And ill the souls of men,
As the water fills the sea.
The man who turns the soil
Need not have an earthly mind,
The digger mid the coal
Need MOI be ir spirit blind:
The mind can shed light
On each worthy labor done,
As lowliest things are bright
In the radience the sun.
The tailor, ay, the cobbler,
May lift their hea Is as men
Better far than Alexander,
Could he wake to life again,
And think of all his bIoodshed,
(And all for nothing tooD
And ask himsell-"What made |
As useful as shoel'
What cheers the musing student,
The poet, the dvine2
Tie thought that for his followers
A brighter day will shine.
Let every human Iaborer
Enjoy the vision bright
Let h? thought that comes from heov
Be spread like heavens own light!
Yo men who hold the pen,
Rise like band lnspIled,
And poets, let your lyrics
With hope for man be fired;
TIL the earth becomes a temple,
And every human heart
Shall join in one great service,
Each happy in his part.
THE WIND.
The wind is 4 bachelor,
Merry and free;
lie royes at his pleasure
Der land and DER sca;
lie rullles the lake,
And he kisses the flower.
And he sleeps when he lists
In Il jasmine bower.
lie gives to the cheek
Of the maiden It's bloom,
lie tastes her warm kisses,
Enjoys thir perfume,
But, truant-Iike, often
The sweets that he sips
Are lavished mex, moment
On loyIer lips,
bJo500 pages for Gjiy ccntsM %
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THE WOODSTOCK ACE,
is PUBLISHED
Every Thursday Evening, at Woodstock, VI,
Elm STREET, OPPOSITE THE B.lNK.

TER MS. ...
II, one year, at The cDmmenr et,,enf Tho vol
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
HUNDREDS OF NAMES
COp THE PILES.

JHOR THE PILES! Are you afflicted win fses:
a Try, then, without delay, Doctor tPnains Nes-
+she FIectuary the best remedy ever offered 10 paohc
o,icc This really excellent medicine Is The result OF
thorough medical edrcation and complete knowledge OF
The disease for which il is rccoulIerde lie Hosi III
uu,nbart success attends It's administration.
Road the following remarkable cases:
AIadv residing in Norfolk street, was secnsiE ainicea
Nth piis 80 great WIS her suffering that, to use her own
rcseion life wa, BURDEN for four weeks she had oeeh
.,.ons h, ore OF our eminent Physicians without
thn I,s benefit Satisfied that was an Aggravated case
~ p;i prescribed the Eectuar; two boxes were used
81, onbs after the same lady called on NE TO prescribe
6or areher COMPLAINT, and then Informed me that she was
r cured of the Piles by the two boxes, and lac e1-
perienced 10 return since ,.,,
Wr q residing in Greene street. called on me last
- thst she had been affected with Piles FOR two years
or1,,nad by pain in the side papi:aton OF the hea'
arss NJ srnchtress across The chest, and oPptesson
~, unable 10 He down without elevating the head arc
hr. con sderabiy; resting horizontally pfocncea sense
oT s,s,jon follow cd By cough BY Sins one COX oi
@ FIec,ry the pain the side, paritAtion and oppfe
- She could lie down without Inconvenience aIu
ha Tss 1Tere partially removed, and second box maze
rJee c,,re 10 the great qualification OF the patent
soId in this City by the Pro1tor only Fesaaty Gu
rhsicis, confined TO Office fractce for the uea'-
80. ~ rupnyIc DISEASES, No. 1856 bowery. Ae'neal
r in relation 10 the above, or any other eonpiain',
-,r;s Price of the Eec:Eary dollar 81 f.e''eH'oT
,hat the Eefary Is az INTERSAI RoIEpr ana NOT an
s,nI rp.litatioH and sold ONLY al 1870 bowery, oGI
ooers a'oFe oFi-Ds 90 j2a 3H'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

L,r1Lr STORIES FOR LITTLE Foiz. Translated from the
German. Boston: w. D Ticknor s Co.
MOTHERS LESSONS for Little Girls and Boys by Lady
of Boston. Boston, w. d. Ticknor Co.
The first of the above works is gem which all
minded children will esteem as peculiar ia
vorite. We hardly know which TO admire most,
the natural simplicity and winning grace Of the sto
res or the good taste exhibited in the engravinss
and general appearance Of the volume. The irans-
lation was made from the German by young lady
whose warm and generous sympathies and quick
perceptions of the beautiful and tie true peculiarly
qualified her for that useful service
The Mothers Lessons is designed for very
young children, and well adapted both for their
amusement and instruction.