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~ tnilNb, ' CfiHOiH.
II sovereign remedy FIR DYSPEPSIA in n,rny nt its
ilnnS, such pain Ia the : ,icl Heartburn htl,.l
Cnstivrlrss Acid - iiach Headache. loss Appetite
Piles Night SwrltS urd cycIt cp,su:irti DlsrNic
PhllSc.) and ASthIr, ur hlhisiC attended with drr;uIc
mcll oI the - mncli (r Dyssr,.:ic AsllmnD Difficult
breathing, which often results II IN Imperfect digestion (r
Dyscltic Syspnrn) is relieved y these Bi,trrs u ST IT.
Their use has been proved in the rclrl oL an vi all &
symptoms in proceed lr.a,hiGcllIiaied nj ME nil
iloh OF in nshi az, ~ .gner dr'llty AR ig If m
Agur fepllvi suffering under my uterine arrangement
arising from weakness, will hmi lhg rDxNGENATEn Br
TER uu excellent remedy, and MT suTIsrsr by any mc
zinc in use.
The hist Of this medicine peculiar II hs n, is
way public ,vlr ilry Ly lli. iirr of it's Ar intrinsic
merits No ariil'ia means have bru used give it i
t'rirty ard thrust it upon public attention It has meyer
before rvet been advertised ut aviug first slNv ts
nifkbic ulgcy IN the Iuly ul tine prppr utprr uini ~
him afterwards administered T. his ahcsl friend, aud uc
q'lnnn' rs Wih like result its rrfuu. N gudalv cx-
tended unl 1t Is knt'v IN The I d. nu sfis ui The
Iln ms medicine oi uiTyalu in the cure of
DXsrc'sla q a ils different lors, nnl as5 II the o
hs'hr @ or l,hIsi' To- only herald and It's only rul
I'm beer the story hf IT. r"mlernl c'icacys ibid irnn
IN uth To n1ili or Icy i,cr from friend friend Ia cyr
ry Instance where these Biicts have been 81 and the re-
Suu nri'e known to the proprietor, they have proved re-
mely.
Numerous certificates, aesiing the singular efficacy OF
the "ONyGENATED BIrl ERs ~ are in the sSss n ni the
proprietor; ny nj them signed by prrs MS ready widely,
known tp the public
GEO. D. GREEN. Prrpri T.
WINDSOR VI, Orluhcr 3. ISIS
The following Certificates have recently been
received :: 9 -
W4sinxerav d C. JrNe 10. Isp,
llnvis made USE of the "ONygraicI B.liers ,rr,ai,d
by DR.. Gen H. Green, ol Winds r.. VI and frpn kn w.
rec lInd them To thep'dr, believing mt they win lly
% sustain Tue re- 4nprnliion OF the roprid.r, We hope
that thus valuable REMEDY may be 81 gfuraly dilusrd
afflicted "
WITiIHM NH a.; TrTpIi1 rpmIM u. $ sear r uu Vermont
JAMES y. SIMMONS, t. $. S4,-,e,r from n. Ishnl.
g., ,T;MoSEiiEAD, L. =. semitor anh r,ary q yen-
In AFNOiD Member oi Congress and f ,rn,rl, q b.
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In this utioHc e,crl inn t but very p,,c nrt 'clcs
oi tn" 'aig k.igd united forming: tnp iund
entirely t",it in lis character and properties from any
oilrr prepare Iul. aul uri vailed III it's opcrii the
sSlru Wr! li 'rg under disease II s ,ukl be in the
hiua II every pcrs wh hy business. general
lie. is lr1s 'scl to The very many sincus trl,
der lite ears. instead nt bc sing and cl,I result in
death
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27
RIAEDTNG..

ys&liE subscriber is prepared 10 receive and ac.
4 coumolate few transient or. permanent
B,nyders. at her residence in Sunhufy The la
cation is in a handsome and pleasant raft of the
town, commanding fine view of the Suslnrhan-
ma, No.thntb bnriand tHtr the scenery adjacent -
To persons trom ihe city, who visa TO spend a
few months daring tie summer seesoa, ,Sunhury
affords a delightful retreat.
ANN e. MORRIS.
Arril 6, 1878 On
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27

FOX lhl lIitN| W 'lit SNlN.
S'lrVV. - Irlullc AtcCiI'ns. IumIrs White Swelling
ErysipcLlS, Ulcers tuwcrs, RuniGst gus, Scahs and
irs, Dr. Ddtr'S rauic,a canis IL ~ hgly cNt,h,I {:
il searches ont the very riSt ot IN a cl and perm tttut
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'PhiladcipIiia t-'afGsol.ie.

P. McNrLLr, Proprietor, 10 l05 Chestnut
street, de''ceea 3D. and an st.. Ph'adelphia,
Is astonishing the community with his cheap and
fashionable apparel, of every description and va.
riety. Vests from so cents TO dollars Good
black Cloth or Cashmere Pants. as low as 3
dollars and upwards per pair, according to quail.
ty. Back French 10th dress Coats. as low as
dollars Summer clothing cheaper, PEI ha ps
than ever was known heretofore of the same
quality.
Wholesale dealers are .nas,icnlarly inyitedli io
call and examine tAe large lad 'weFS FS5f NJ ;iSfh.
ing of this large establishment, 's Yeiy ra.iicl
lar attention is paid TO The eating. so that
purchasers at wholesale will be certain TO get
garments when they come 10 put them on their
customers, that will ft with taste and ease which
is a matter great importance. We invite one
and all 10 come and examine for Themselves be
fore p,rrhasiag '
Philadelphia, apyihi ;SfC.-,S,, .,-
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HOY! FOR THE GREAT
W IL G. CON V EN- TTON
IN PHILADELPHIA.
iIn EOn NNrrIIS .Nn Is,,r.r,rn,.


As there will be thousands of persons visiting
Philadelphia, TO participate in the Grca, Nation.
al Wing Convention. TO be held on tie 7th of
June next. JACOB LlDCMUs, 70 Gao
'RKEIr Street. below Eighth, FIRST store ani
LEWIS IADONUG'No i,3 MAREET Street,
above Eleventh, rorth side. would rc,pscif,l,y
invite all parsons wishing 10 purchase any goods
in our line TO the following list of rrices of
Watches, &c. of onr own importing.
Fall Jewelrd Cold Levers IS karat ga.
ses 35 10 10
Full J-welled Gold l'Epines 27" 80
Silver Levers, Full Jewelled IT," 90
Quarters 8" Q
All the above prices are a; least 10 per cent
lower than usually sold for the same quality ar,
Gle, and We defy competition TO produce cbeap
er goods. all we ask is a call TO convince pcrsocs
Of the above FACTS at
I LNpCMuS, ll3 VI AK. ET St
J. LhDONUS, 2i6 MARKES st.
Philadelphia. May 81, lSiS-3t.
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INDIGESTION or DN SPEpSIA
I,IIi-l'MAn al

Npmr,ciuc perhaps hls eyer been disc Iycrcl which
gives Iu,ci ne the nrich ANA the srcre.
tipn o healthy g tric Jicc - ,scbmpse the 10 ID pr
/ s q .
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Estate OrIsaac vansyckcI.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of Ad-
~ mnistration, with the will annexed, have
been granted 10 the subscriber, on the estate of
Isaac Vansyckel, decd, late of Upper Augusta
township, Northumberland county. All peTs sons
knowing themselves indebted TO said estate,
aud such that have any claim against the same,
are herewith called upon 10 settle their acc cunts
without delay. JOHN HAUGHAWoUT.
Administrator, &c.
May ID, lSiS-6t
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Dissolution Of pa,tncrs.,sr.

TErhe partnership heretofore tSis.ing under ,he
Il iiim Of RcuEHAcIrY: C1.t::FHr. in the Foun.
dry business in this place, has been this day, dis.
solvedty mutua consent All persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said firm are requested
to call and settle their ccouu, without d-lay, or
they will'btrlaced in the heads of magistrate
Tor collection | L CLEMt Mt.
GEO ROHRBACH
Sunburv, hrril l. ISi.-22
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S IE " Il, II I'D d T. e,
screen s. Wire Cloth ,Manufa ctOry

No. 4s North Front street, bs'tceeu Marx and
.Ats6 s,Yseis,
III L a - z p iIIA.
's''iE 4soiscrihers having msde great inshs ST,
n m'n'' IN the above business, are n,y~, ;,snu,
EclaE'ng, ia superior qus,,Iy. an karaf pJ.AJV
ard ORNAMENTAL WIRE. .N0I Z, such as
o"Ns' k'ldles, Screens, Sc, Eos all kinds of G,s;r
nee :, sand, Ore, Snvf, Starch, BlirLdusi, s.
roa dr,s Sleeves q =. sEpeao, quality constantly
on hand Al o ssss, Wine Dish Covers. S.fa
springs T~ilea Vie for Spark Ca,chers. &c.
Ornamental Wire Work.
Such a. q. gss. Nursery Fender. Ga,d,.n R,,,l
ing, Flower sard- Trainers, Trells wo,k n, Gr.,'
vines, &c. Also Wus F.neiog # ever, ds.e,,,,.
,o"' GJ Orders thankfully received anJ pt rc,t
y txtfusd by WArSOy & t,,N
Feb. 18th, iSis.--3m.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER,

and lla.ter myself capable of fulfilling the du.
ties OF said Office according to law. Asl am
disabled TO do any thing else but teaching school.
which followed seventeen years, and under.
stand both English, and German. which is ne.
cessary, &c, JOHN HENRY kREBS.
Upper Mahonoy, May27, lslS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27
ARRIVAL OF GEN. SCOTT AND STAFF.

4 ahhiNa of VEN. AND ~ FA'h
1t will be seen from the following, which
we copy from the n Y. Herald of this morn
ing, that Gen. Scott has at length reached
home, where he was received with the most
imbounded enthusiasm. ~,
Major General Winfield Scoti and 'sts},
fresh from the fields of glory and the Court
of Inquiry in Mexico, arrived at tho Quaran-
>tine about nine o'clock, Saturday night, from
Vera Cruz, whence they sailed in the brig
/. Petersburg, Capt Wilson, on the ist instant
Soon after the arrival at tho Quarantine, Gen.
Scott took boat, accompanied by Ma ior Fra
zier, and his servant, for Elizabe:hport and
tlence IN a carriage 10 Elizabeihtowr, the
place OF his residence, where he was received
with the greatest enthusiasm 49,.
The following officers, composnglis staff,
tcame on TO The city, and took lodgings at the
City Hotel -
Capt. II. L. Scott, Aid.
Lieut.. Hamilton. Aid.
Lieut. Thomas Williams, Aid
Surgeon Charles $. Tripl@r, Aid
Capt o. L. Ciucl,,. i'll Infantry.
Surgeon John Walters, al Regiment L. $.
Artillery. '...'.
! Gen. Scott will spend few days with his
family and then proceed TO the Court of In
,quru which will assemble at Frederick. Ma
,ryland, on the 27th inst, TO continue the i'll
1uiry into the charges preferred against Gen.
Pillow
The passage from Vera Cruz rcmarka-
bly, pleasant and very much enjoyed by Gen.
Scott, who speaks in most ilattoria" iepans .of
Captain Wilson, the commander of the lrig
Gen. Taylor was in New Orleans on the
Sth inst. The papers state that he has
laid aside the military cap, aud appears in
a large broad-brim quaker hat
They are Lndeed 13afP,4 Nhc owe not
their dignities to wealth, nor their reputa-
ton to dignitaries.
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Important Information

TO all purchaser ofrraty r7pte y!ntaing, in.
formation is hereby given that the well known
and much celebrated Clothing emporium, known
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27

NOTICE is hereby given that an election will
lV be held a. the house lohn S Lee, in the
borough of Northumberland, OF Monday. the fnh
day Of Junn hetwrtn the hours Of 10 o'clock A
" and 3 O'Clock ? ", lpr the purpose of choos
ing officers TO serve. for the ensuing year,
j. r PRlESTLEY, President.
April %, tSiS--it
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27
TESTIMONY.

l. 9.
DEAR SiR In re- t. llur questi rc,tii, tiTe
pl Dr.. nralrS Pngc;l viii say. ihii uthnrs' perfect
dslr.vrr n the cS 'rrtr sr PANACE,, cue toI ALI
diseases however vua 1t may tie In certain ndt iS
the syStrrl SIN haze Ec' ed that e Cfna1l-
ii W ulI b, disc vrrrl r,n'r later AID sy I'D
t. Try yiur medicine in very nvytcr.t" ,is,'S'
They prn licri by the attending piy ySrinIs be
rU.HoN AIRY F0NSErFrlnN. md abandoned by them ~
CrR lu.P unr uff' rfS lrid ccu ua,rr the r,f(
mcu ul several vr.y ulc practiii Tor n number 90,
wears and the, sud Size al e II fashioned istrupiin
curic with Scrniui and lal sh might lingcr ipr
time. hut could hc p"nIurIy relieved In bithr eases
the effect ,i the PcnICci ns been y, gatiiy ug. Only
four five rllrs used y ui the l.rs ms before
she ,rlJm 10 Improve rapidly! The other took nb ten.
will only a'ldEIt familiar ~ am with c,llSi,upimtp
Inheritance ard hv extensive observation a 1lv and
knowing the Injurious effects in ont ~ ten
tar. lis, and other vegetable t>nics well as ,l
many Ut the expect ruiS 0nt srlycs sI uld nve
nnulch the use Er;,c's Paip!ra ii had not been
unt, with ~. In, , l >nilsr l. t. that thai
nrnted by orr J. IT p'puhc and scicr,! tic pby-
clns present uininri .tite, fora probably
the best nicrutiVr that has been I;ult The is
in rilirr with hc ny ui Consumption preached in
France few years = ll "i her nrs iii,li Wi
medicine and II established by urls which all
INIT of N dispute,
Very HrSnrttftlN Ipurs l. CHM
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To the lu.a.r uf mphcr, 'Dr. Drahcs Plnacc,r is
always sIluary is rcc'sicycr iuri iiS II is II
Opirc-it is anl ENr,cipS''i itis h Intended lu
the invnld int fatal Srcudy II / great Tcnciy-a
grand healing and curative mp n, tine great and only
remedy which medical riracr Gud sAi lrs yet produced
The - this hIihTt lIicrc nilly Aud
prs u,icirl with This trolu disease, w r. Jus -
I I'll and HE irie.ss hc - dpHn T. the grave with 1T
tcS. virtues. single irlc, IN ,4srs, ii! pr
ducc favorable change in the c,ndition OF any patient,
.lrs rl.ur
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27

CAUTiON.-Rc c1rriul and ilrl ynu get the gent
hir Dr. DEAkEs PANACEA has the sglr'iurc 'i tisn L,
SroRRs the wrapprr;md ais The name 'DH. DRAkEs
PANAcEA. Pun - bl ,wu in the allss
Prepared only by SToRRs& c., Druggists, No 81 North
Sixth 81, Philadelphia.
Agent lar s'lnbuly-II. MASSER.
- Ia IDS, by wv \ MrRRAN& 4 co, Danyillc II SHAEF
- Milton; MAGl MCCoN, Northumberland l.. L. LuIz,
Bibmlsbmg.
April l, isis-iy
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Augusta May GO, 1878
70 THE ELECTORS OF NCRTHUMBER
LAND CCUNTY r-

T RESPECTFULLY infcrm you as citizen
l. Of Northumberland county, that my friends
IN the four lowe. townships made socia.
tion or call, these three years, to offer roysrli
10 the citizens of our county, as candidate 10
the Office of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27
DR.. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARlLLA.

1'HlS Extract is put up h. fnt bottles lts six times
cheaper, pleasiter, and warranted superir to any
Id. Ii cnrts diseases without vomiting, purgng, sick.
ness, delitaug the patient, and is particularly adapted
fora
FALL. AND SPRING MEDICINE.
The great beauty md superiority of this Slrslrirn over
other remedies is. willis, il er;licatcs disease,
II invig rates the b dy.
Cuisilinpii IN cured
f. Cleanse aud Strengthen.
Consumption Gun be cured.
Bronchitis Consumption Liver Complaint Colds, G mslis,
C;tarrh Asthma. Splitting Of Boul, Srencss IN the
Shes, Hectic Flush, Nigh SwcaiS. Diff
cult and rrruse .Expectoraon,
and Pain in the Side,
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..skyoW ALL MEN THAT
BEENEE & CO,

AVE REMOVED from 1872 Market Street
Il at their New Splendid and Immense Es,ab
li>hnent TO bc known Us the
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-20
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Convention to nominate Senators for
Addison County, on Wednesday last, was full
ly attended, and its proceedings were charac-
terized by the usual harmony & good feeling.
Of the candidates whose names we place at
the head of our columns, it would perhaps be
sufficient to say that the entire unanimity with
which they we're nominated by delegates from
all parts of the county, is the best evidence of
their popularity, and fully entities them to the
confidence Of all Wings. Mr.. Stewart served
in the capacity of Senator during the last ses-
sion of the Legislature, to the entire satisfac-
ton of his constituents, and with much credit
to the county. He will command the full
Wing vote of "Old Addison" as heretofore.
ON Walker, everybody speaks in the
highest terms of respect and confidence. He
is greatly esteemed in the northern section of
the county, where he is best known, and will
receive strong support everywhere.
During the afternoon sitting, the Conven-
ton was addressed by several speakers in
spirited and interesting manner, and especial
ly on the Resolutions in response to the nomi-
nations of the Philadelphia Convention. A
mong others, Hon. Peter Starr spoke eloquent
ly of the character of Gen. Taylor, and of the
necessity of relinquishing personal preferences
for the sake of Wing principles. He had no
doubt Of the honesty of General Taylors con-
slant and repeated avowal that he was a Wing;
and to him, the position in which he was plac-
ed by the Louisiana Delegation was entirely
satisfactory. Vertulon Rich, Esq, delegate
to the National Convention from Ohio, Casual
ly presently was then called for, who spoke at
length in explanation of the course pursued
by the Delegation from his own State, and of
the proceedings of the Convention in general.
Although his preferences had not been graft
fed, he expressed his full adhesion to the
nominations, and believed that true Wings
everywhere would do the same. Mr.. Rich's
remarks were received with hearty cheers.
The fourth resolution, on its first reading
was greeted with spontaneous applause. The
name of Henry Clay, whenever or however
mentioned, seemed to thrill with electric power
along every nerve of the audience and the reso-
luton was ultimately passed with enthusiastic
acclamations. We cannot conceal tive
have no desire to, if we could, that it is HARD
for the people of Vermont to give up HEN
RY CLAY
With whatever reluctance, nevertheless, we
have not yet found the true and sterling Wing
who does not give in his adhesion and support
to the Philadelphia nominees. Zachary Tay-
lor will receive an immense majority in YER
mont next November, but little less, we think,
than she gave for the Hero of Tippecanoe.-
Between ZACHARY TAYLOR and Lewis
cAss, Nennonters see DIFFERENCE,
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-20

How WILL YOU vorE2 Fer Zachary Tay-
lor, and limitation Of Slavery, or for Lewis Cass
and Slavery Extension? For Zachary Taylor,
and Protection to Home Industry, or for Lewis
Cass, and Free Trade For Zachary Taylor, and
the improvement of Harbors and River Naviga-
ton, or for Lewis Cass, and snags and sawyers -!
For Zachary Taylor and wholesome use of the
veto power, or for Lewis Cass. and Executive u
surpation? For Zachary Taylor, and peaceful
pursuits at home or for Lewis Cass, and War and
Conquest? For Zachary Taylor, the honest
patriot, or for Lewis Cass, the trucking dema-
gogue You may think of some other man,
whose election you would prefer to either of these
candidates. Have you the slightest hope that the
man yeu on the whole would prefer, can now be
elected! If not, we ask you-not to sacrifice
your conscience to expediency. but-to consider
seriously whether after ALL you ought not to vote
the Wing Ticket and sacrifice personal Partially
to the national good.
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Lewis Cass---His Mis-
sion to France.

In 1886, Mr.. Cass was sent as Minister to
the Court of Louis Philippe post he occu-
pied for the next six years. In this capacity,
also, he evinced the same servile and contempt
IDLE fawning to the recently elected, but faith
less and selfish monarch of France, that had
characterized all his doings in the War De-
partment, and all his relations to Gen. Jack
son. He, in fact, became the open and ex-
travagant eulogist of the character and policy
of Louis Philippe, and shameless defamer of
of all the Democratic portion Of the French
nation. The evidence of this statement is
plain and palpable in work published in this
country, (''The King and Court of France, y
made up of papers originally contributed by
MIR Cas- to the Democratic Review. The
whole drift of the book is unqualified eulogy
of the course of this aspiring and perjured des-
pot, and of sharp rebuke against the party
even at that time formidable-which has since
deposed Louis Philippe, and proclaimed a
French Republic.
To the manifold and lamentable inconsistent
cies Of the man, is now added an attempt to
laud the Democrats of France, and to convey
an impression Of his warm sympathy in their
movements The reason of this is manifest
The party lately so abused and vilifed has be-
came successful-the movements apopular one
in this country and with Mr.. Cas- all ideas of
consistency and conscience, in political affairs,
were long ago repudiated.
Our opponents speak boastingly of his efforts
to defeat the Quintuple Lesgue-but, in the
first place, all that he did in that regard, was
altogether usurpation of power, and mani
festy an oficious intermeddling with matters
in respect to which he had no right to interfere.
In doing so, he called down upon him the in
dignation ofthe British Government so severe
ly, that he feels moved TO perpetual animosi-
ty and revenge against that government.
This is probably the key to his whole Oregon
movement, and to his apparently settled de-
termination to use every effort to embroil his
country in a contest with that powerful nation.
1t has been confidently predicted by men
whose means of Judgment are quite sufficient,
that. if elected President, Lewis Cass, pursu-
ing in the footsteps ofhis predecessor, will coz
trive to involve US in War with Great Brit
ain, at the earliest moment.-But happily, MS
defeat is sure,
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or without such specific designation, are earn
estly invited. They may be transmitted to
the undersigned, at his residence In Middle
bury, Vermont.
Should any individual or association, or the
members of any church, contribute to the a
mount of 500, such individual, or association,
or church may select teacher, who shall, II
found qualified, be sent out BY the Board, and
jmstructed-or if no individual is thus select
cd, some teacher will, if desired, be IN
.structcd, to correspond with such mdl-
ridual, association, or church, and communi-
cate. from time to lime, information concern
ing her school, and the prospect Of usefulness
in her work.
1t is proper TO say, that the Board OF Ma
tional Popular Education embraces members
of the Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregation
al. Baptist, and Episcopal denominations, and
that teachers OF all these denominations have
been sent out, and will continue to be sent
out by the Board. The invitation herein, for
applications from teachers, and for funds, isn-
tended for them MI. And the undersigned
mist be allowed here TO express the high graft
ification he has felt, in seeing classes OF teach
trs coming together, from all these dcnOmna-
lions, and going forth together to do good in
the spirit Of their common Master, and under
,he broad banner Of Christian Union.
WILLIAM SLADE,
CIR. See. and General -1gsnt Of Board Of
National Popular Edaca,io.i.
HARTFORD, CoSN.. May so, lS4S.