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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-21

InaThtt. IIcNlpus WHICH, uoWtN'I' anu WIN MS
concurrence and assent, he released from the de-
livery of the first two thousand tons OF these rails and
the same quantity has been contracted for, OF English
manufacture, and at rates more favorable than had
been stipulated for in the original contract Our inter-
ests with regard to the balance Of the contract,
more especially conded To the Gentlemen OF our Board
resident Boston, whose wachiu care will be always
directed To the subject and through whose agency and
instrumentality have reason To hope Tor early
and satisfactory adjustment of the subject.
The board take much pleasure III beng able to state
that for the cast IRON work required IN the construction
OF the road, and Tor its car furniture We shall not be
obliged depart from its line. The iron manufacture
ed at Brandon and fi,tsiord from the brown hemac
ore has acquired, II deserves, high character Tor
strength enacity, and soilty. by the manufacturer r.
there we are to be supplied with our rail chairs and all
other necessary cas-, iron appcndagcs In this conncc-
ton il Is proper further to remark that encrprsnn
individuals have recently erected an extensive manu-
factory at Brandon, Tor the construction of rail road
cars oi all descriptions, with whom we have contract
ed Tor 1870 freight cars 10 gravel cars and eight bao
gage cars. We shall be cnabled trust 10 procure
/ from them any further quantity We may require in.
GLIDING perhaps passenger cars oi material workman.
ship style and hnsh equal to any now manufactured
in the country.
The Directors have also contracted with the Tam.
| ton Locomotive Manufacturing COMPANY Tor eiuh,
Engines OF Is each Tor passenger service and on,
Engines for freight service ol twenty tons each Tin.
contract compared with present prices for such ma
chimes, Is highly favorable Tor the Corporation and We
have the fullest confidence M the ability and Iisnosi.
lion of the contractors To give them to - of the y.ry
best material aud workmanship, and embracing ali tLy
improvements OF the present day
Contracts ior large portion OF the materials Ia IA,
used in the supersructure OF the road such as subs
and ties, and Tor ienclng lumber to considerable ex
tent, have been entered INTO.
The Directors have concluded an arrangement will
the Cheshire rail road Company by virtue OF which h,
two corporations are to use, in common the Demo
grounds and Depot buildings at Bellows Falls Ia,
common termination ol both roads at Connecticut nv
or. LARGE saving OF expense, Is by this measure So
cured 10 both corporations, aud The greatest facility at
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BOOK TRADE.
TIE BFSr WORK OF THE ACE.
a UNIVERSAL HISTORY

h.fts l.rfttIE tau IfTa.rltL NtsRAIl.F 90 rHr
vi ISL htMfhh tBl.-. fkfNTs Of ALL NATIONS
'i.. -al.rs period fr ffe -s-ui folr p q
crnfi-e History .f tle W.rl-I1- fn.enU OBS Of .h-
GUIDO. oI tl- hlk har- trrl o.. .ns f. rlIdrgr rre
t.- I-i cpd .n -Ierl.t gee .c-.f u hs PES tcr.
.-- TT. ii..r' i' i- world. DBL Ieu frn. l1iFsfs..
~ .n'lt Fftl-t.c- sod vi.h.lt rart.slity. bat
irs.rr1ft4 .- tr-s iu General .rs NJ tha a., t.-.
-eiHJ ~ ne attention 90 Philosopher 90 Sta'esueu
Lsv g vers, End 10 Warriors
TIE rft, wh-l comp -ted wI embrace Tie history a,
me ln on race fc ts infancy me present fi. t-
portion 81 Ancient ts'rrY Will extend o. ft- Is ~ re
Roman Empire aur w be- embraced iu about r5re mum,
l-fs TIE hole work will BEL completed boz s1aut t.-nfv
numbers eara 10 which Will be- issued at intervals ii
a1.u. u ltn
The althlr lAs devoted many wears 90 the study o his.
90 This vcrE u- Las a60rei. r0t 90 compile BE- n fh-
writings of rthers mere pend um OF facts bot G.
ol-s from gina saulces authentic accounts 81 hs coz
tion and nlo.r-ss of the humsn race and reproduce
impartial view 40 the frand scenes Of huuAl
Li.ciy. written iu spirit OF comprehensive liberia
philosophy BE- seems hAv- TO rr fhat great hi-or
6 .e1ars I'D NJ M.-srlsy r-uarEs 'rhlt History
t- given tQ tnd The principles and tns writer
wLf Gees NIB explain th- plenarsrs. wei. stare
theli. peff rms only one half Of his ofrce.'
10 will b. che best he sh-uli BE- ~ the
hsnrs of every man. wouan and child. that can read
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es Al per od,caI o. stsre ANY person who wi.hes t1
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sri f0' bile Nsu .0-'ssns a. &C., V--y ffr- II ao7
'ar can be picked uP below - There are % export
.fi 10 m'f.et o. p'a'en. pc-' would pay a-.fsf-bs
I'.l r9a'.eIn .selitrns f4ngs from !. o. l-.,
9th ss.r oI 81 1fls M rnl.f County The inquiry IL
n frrt.~ Net Del ."a ...-s rrr II. .t.f f.rl.
on lt.'Is r1 f.fti TERMS f9 Wei'-rn Al ~. I'D
10 ' bis Js-'sy ID, t.41- Oh siss Rye .lr s.
GtifS-Ths ress BIO ls+. .fa any, ,u .rfs7a-,' effect
r.or t.la. r4.-s ..N bushels rev s.Hll.f4 a-fe
nfi- '.r d'si 'ir-at "A. cents. 20" do 30 end TO-
% $50 d. % .ll- c@.ts i.l $751; e .al re all
r.x-d old. F9r Al. a-st there "a. ulirr Iaqa,rysad
ih7 urrtei *af trm ss.ei <'lI t4ih-'s Gsueiss .n
ier1s aot ace public There We nes0tstiou 90 tgo
s.Irf RYE snd nsri-v Boz they were rat sd on
Chsr-- Otts are dub, Ass hy cargo for N.rth-ru.
teen mtte - IS cent? Drudge sells 40 - cent.. mo
fHOtlSlONs-Th- fore On a-,ss y. hsd o. era f.g-
th' .ifd are Favorable. TIE fa-s NJ Beef l-rat-
csrseq-estr sre rls.r.~ l.,l t.-.,es ~. ~. (,
i@' ard I'D l4l 100 ~ fcT new. OF - and For
Lard ta7 market Is held more firmly he Only .si-
Lear ci j. l4i kegs pr me 20 q bhs held 80 sl
tes iertres" sold ~ cents 1r Shoulders s1d . hh-s
sides sd az cents shoulders 50 ~ b aud Hsms Cd
~ sne- 'o - Sfnn dfrs af jl y rwt bl Ter c.l-
rt i-iJ iL OA1-i1 mere II
OIIs-A,sis ~ loo tis selected OIL b,, been ado .
ID crrts. Linseed IL dlL parcel 0f ilU ths Iul-
try was made e. o. cents gal Sales best Lsrd on a. ~
ToBAcco There Is fa,r inquiry Tor Tobacco but ID.
HoNEY--A ssls Of 80 te' Cuba Honey W 8, made fas
export - ini cents short price
LlMF-The market ste,dy A. rs cents for Thaus.tor
r Atl Nefr "a 1911 inquiry Ta.faEe.
White sold 90 % cents cash
HAY-Ihe market quiet sales 20 70 50 balss a. 10
% cents - cTt
BkEsWAX-A fair article Of Yellow j. selling a. .
cents cash
TEAs-TheIe moderate demand e. private als and
the market 10 firm.
DhJOs-A sale Of 30 cases Csmphor was made 1t I5.
HlDEs-Ihe holders Of Hides are asking about &c. . %
tHei tn'n the iasi sales but there transactions
any Improvement The STICK FIRST hands i about 1900
sna me recent receipts into berras
ne dealers are pretty well supplied The asking rr-es
Tor b9enos Ayres, Rio Grade aud M0ntsvdco lfs.
month. List sales 10 cents months
hOOIS AND sHOES-fhe market has been De pressed
h'l the manuacturers are now generally firm though
anNious % sell The tendency Of the market with few
days ma been 70 Improvement The demand is fair
LEATHER-rhere having been no public sales fr some
time past the market has recovered mne.s and the quot
atoms are about cent, e N above the lowest point Of
which &C. has been recovered within week The demand
at private sale Is fair and the reduced 10 10000 TO
5000 sides Of Oak aud Hemlock The sales Of week
are IN excess Of 10000 sides al The following quotations:
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RI Blescscr-House and lot So Auiity 'ts p AXIS
- no0 Tuo lot on Broadway adjoining keciory Grsce
Chnrchs together Si7 600 Hon.e aud LOT 10 Clinton
place 2ixl4o. $500 Lot on Ihirtssnth 81 near second
ave 25N los 200 House and 1T on IWenysAtnsA nesi
Nnfh-av 2j by half the block, $500
BRooKiYN u lot OF Amlty snd Confi-s's ~Nl3
OBS do sdioin NJ on Courtt. same SIZE, each $3.50
: $50. Z 90 do SIZE, e4poi do GA Amity, reei
Courst * CO. 81 500 DO ID i3ning SANE SIZE, ST.
Do so do 200; DO on Pacific, near Bono - 2lSloo
500: 90 on rear Atlantic &, same size, 80 each
: $50. d. corner Pacific and Nevinsst, -'Nioo $50
do cofnsr Atlsntc and Nevinss sane size soo0 do
IN stale near Bond-st. same size, $50
~ G,g,s ode sooSLY House and lot Hoyt. near
.,Iso,ie.. 20 SKIS $3.50; DO do adjoining ssme size
y s4 do 90 corner MyTeavenae ana stantoH-s so 81
- 4O ot adjoining above same Size @ilo0 io 90 60
075
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DIED:

he iunefal Of Rev JOHN \. SMITH, FasIoI % -
..nsss Church Jamesst. viii take place tns H'iD'Ns ~
sge.ocs from hi. residence - Oliver o. ,,,,, q.
Do Thursday morning, the l7th INST. mIs LDCi >
sktNFR wife q Mr. SAMUEL Brewer, efed II years
n. rsative. and lends Of tho family respectfully
1stsd 10 attend her funeral services a. the residence OF
~ fsther Mr VIM EaDforth, No 81 Chsnoers.t inis
tJ, ~ O'Clock Her remains VIII be taken 70 M.a-lr
pgn, CT for ilterment
% Wednesday rnoroirs 10th inst Of consumption 10
ne sd year Of his aFe, BENJAMIN bhON kh, son OF
'hs late Cept Be- jsnin Brewer.
Tie DDS Of the family together with The 90 mem1e
Hffe Companies Nos and 8, are respectfully inNlieo
= attend the une al this morning at N o'clock from his
AZ. s.dence No 10 Vack without farther invita-
% Wednesday, 10th inst cf eryspelss MAK0AkfI
LLslRA only daughter VI Jas. II and Mary Mathews
peo months
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BARrARtsss ~ HALIFAX "A report is in circu.

BARBARIAss ~ HALIFAX "A report is in circu-
alton Of an affair which rivals In savage bbarity, any
Thing ever ys' heard Of in this city IL is stated that a
named Austen. an5 his wife, whose residence some.
IN the northera extremity Of the city have recent
By hti under their charge little girl, aged about eleven
years daughter of man belonging 20 one Of the shore
and that the ssvaRes have so malireated her
By unmercu beaiugs aud starvation that her life Is
ttspairot Of few evenings ago, II IS said the man.
rAfcr monster struck her over the eye with loaded
whip handle which fractured her skull Her father for
iur@tey went o. her tho same evening" ami, find
ng her in depoabs state caused her 20 be- removed
AZ ebpoycd medical ala. The wretch OF man has abb
fc0r ff hut hs wife has been taken into custody IL t
that little tun-rers account OF her wrongs
most heaftTcudng. and by which appcas that the wo
has been equally As criminal as her husband-sno
having kept the child whole da without m0rse Of 0odf
Halifax Post
WHEAT CROP is WIsCONsIN-fh MiuGlkee
EhHsl regrets T. hear that the Wheat IN many parts Of
TIE Territory, has been greatly Injured by the alternate
having and freeing weather OF the last two months,
The early Wheat suffered considerable ON the fv
and his aide 70 the hjlry caused by the open Winter
thrsstens diminish very materially the amount Of the
coming WnCaf crop.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY

At lf6 PsARLsrEEfT.
I'HE SUBSCRIBERS are row receiving their Spring
4 stock of Millinery aud SIX Goods which embrace
mu1h the largest well the best selected
offered 10 this make Their stock OF Bonnet Rib
0lns ban three times large that Of any oh-r
sstaol shr-nt the clly, lzrse portion a. which srs
imported l4ysy for their orders zad designs aad
be evec show elegance 10 styles richness snd
the combination Of and In greater variety
than have been offered ard that IS more s1d
will be sold usual CHEAPER for cash thzn es-w be
be found Their aim has s~ays been % keep not on
the a. rnent out the styles which viii always
sell because they pretty snd cheap Purchasers
should fail 10 call Their assortment Of Artificial Flow
ers Bonnet >ss Sc iu keeping with the rest Of their
stock which - complete that scarcely article 10
their line be called for that they have and the
pe6ze Themselves % deal fsry and maintain their pre-
reputation q s-ng good. cheaper than aly other
esta5 'ishment in the cry l.. VI STEVENS 4 CO.
L. " STEVENS Jas. B. SMITH. - lmsodis
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RuEuMATI-m, ACUTE AND CHRONIC -T6.r,

DHEUMATI-lI, ACUTE AND CHRONIC There
IL = yailt " which We are subject which Is II
such frequent occurrence whchIs p-iuf. ina ifs
t1re, and 81 th- same time little unds IL hs,
been found tls DO the tue direct Of rheuma
tsm ana be- tho disease scute chronic, what form
soeTeri u may appear here Is it, direct The Ole
cOyery Of his fact has led 20 remedy and that remedy
y The agent hch first told the natursof the disease
that remedy Is GsiVani.m 10 best mode Of spg
too i BY means VI CHRISrIES GALYArIC BELTS or
BRACELETS, Wifh the MAGNETIC FLUiD-the most
safe, simple ADD efficient method At present koown
The following certificate sample taken ~ random
from many which have been received Of even stronger
character; Nav iOaz, Nov. !, 1871.
Three months since / attacked By tho most g.
we're ndsmmstory rheumafism side u the bocy
ldercd conf efely po~-rsss and could not move
su.- joint " the BODY f0 the -Kcrgcsng agony 10 pro
tlcedA A. ID o'clock 10 the morning procured pair of
Chfistes Dayanic Bracelets and bottle Of the Meg
nerc FLUID These applied directed. and a. 10
evening when sat down 70 tea. I IVES szreeabIy sur
prised 10 hnd that could raise ny cup T. my mouth
continued the zee &C the srces for week BY which
tine had completely r-cOvered-every vesligs Of ain
had eit me, ana have remained thout the slikh
est attAck for s.ve 81 months would also state that
mencsc Dr. thrIsties articles % lad residing ia
Cortsnfst New York who sri cted - / bad been
she procured tnen ald she very recovered This
afJ then sent the articles 20 her Ia Boston DO was
amatyr ~ The same plant End h- result her
"a. comp etc recovery These FACTS which think
should Be known - tho public. and h,ve therefore
qlested iheir publication. JAMES WRIGHT,
- Bsdfordst NesgYork.'
Every column IN this paper could be flied with similar
te-timons's Many - these togsih@r With explanatory
pamphlets may be obtained grat. of the ONLY AGENT 10
h.w-fofs. d. C. MOORHEsD,
lsf lusslioI 1872 Broadway
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THURSDAY. February T.
Asurs-Pesrls have sssin advanced and 81 IBIS sola
a., = So OF Pots IS bbis sold AZ -.
ac,TroS-Th. market - con.iSered nrmer by sons Of
- Sis,s ybis others consider u unsettled The sales
~ bsv. been about 500 ba about previous prices
"rP1IiR AND MrAL-The Flour market, under the
,e il without particular change, but tho natural up
cd tspdeucy which The market has exhibited for the
-, fs dsy Continues and prices sre II thing hrmer
thsn ve,tefdsy The sales only 70 the trsce and
eseb about 00O bbs reludin. Michigan sld Zoe brands
snesso a. 80 40 III and seod brands Genesse z5do ST.
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CONVENTION HALL.
THE ORIGINAL SABLE BROTHERS.

consisting Of Mes.rs q EVANS. 4 FORREST. }. ? Jk-
Pin. J. h CLEANELAND. n WHEELER. J. RYDER
aud W WALTON. respectfully announce 90 the public
that they nr-nd gying series lect Ethiopian Enter
ailm@ns 81 iEe abnve Hall, commencing Monday Feh
d. Their Concerts consist OF popular ard original Over
lures Glees SONGS Bur-sques Dances &C iu the eNecu
uou Of which they cfaen ~ nreifon The liberal pat
ronage they enjoyed duuf their performance q i've week.
81 Columbian Hall and OBJ. co rmeudaton they received SO
famos Opera House. encourage tne kuhers' o. hope
Tor continuance 0f the public layor lcsets % cents
each Doors open az 0, performance 10 commence ~ -
precisely. l4f lwis'
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Cfry gr4rI-.


~ PAM Gopwt>, Esq. viii lecture this even.
Ming =, the Medical Hall, Crcshy.st upsn the Life and
p ,c,veiic. OF CoArcs fou'cr." discourse OF 30 In
..ruslve character viii De worth hearing.
GENERAL SEssIONs-Nathsnicl Ladd was tried
this morning. on aniudctmeat charging m with stealing
oasuttS Of apples worth about e. tie property ot s
ST. Pend eion iron. Fuon-rsfket en- he lth December
-s.f The July acquitted him.. Bartholomew sui ven
vs. then pIt tfi. or s ged eloniau' assault upon
The person Of Eliza Wiisms coiorgd woman on 90 @'t
81 Jan lest IN this also the jury rendered verdict Of
not Euy Mary Donuclly alias NICK Wa then tied so
u stealing shaw and worth O
from Ms AWlI. while in the employ Of The latter
asclVant State Prison " llliam Perry was
then 90 ed end found guiiiy of attempt 90 steal two
pieces of cashmere nom the premises u Coukwrfht
Rch'rds, 80 Exchange place the 81 lusi STATE Prison
Z yesrs and p months.
POLlcE.--Wm Shannon aud Edward Cross were
arrested BY officers DofI0m and Nseaiine, about two
ooccs on the complaint Of John r. Bi-r, second
q the ship scutheruer Of NewOfesrs charged with hav
stolen from that vessel week sgo. l yards If
eorh 80 They were committee. Mary Ann hcNius-
arrested by Officer Kelly charged with having
sn ~ pieces Of calico worth 3 from he font % the
store 81 Me-sss ketcAum Towle, 80 Gfaui-st Com
+r|fief.
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Arrived-Bark Merethew. iof -earsporu McGuvery
CaId-nas ~ d. mo,sfcs, 20 X bucs Left tflss " nam
McGvery for New York. 10 ds, California 20 days
R.fss u Belfast dsz Candage Of Portland, do bafs
Bobemis. Of Kennehgnk, wig HulaIo, Emery, do brs
Demerar. for New York sOOu schrs servltan unc; Pilot
Jordon OF Portland do bigs GONG sawyer for Ne"
York sailed ds previous Dudley McNeal for DO cay
do The has experienced succession Of gales suf
head winds during the passage aud has been l. days norl
Bris George shattuck Bragdon. no de Is Hochs, 81 q.
-o.t skius Ac 10 Lord. Left bug Ora Tan 60 VII
minstol Del WIZ. schr - hence Just 18th ult in
Crool ed Island Psssage spoke brig Pratt OF Cohis-
set frnMsracalbo. with l0g~ood Tor New YORK ia iat ~
IA ong rs So vessel, supposed % be 1re 40
schr sunk her about b feet Of water The
been days north fhatteras, with Continued head
Schr Or.on Endioott Boston days salt to Boounan.
Sin florence of Mobis) smith, Atiasapss L.. - days
sugsr and molssse 20 l. sayre. The has experienced
cor tuus head winds the passage lost so-oo9m head
Sehr Joha Lsttimsr, Coleman, Richmond, ds, bound
10 Nantucket
Below-Br bark LyndefoTd. MeAlpin Greeuoes' Jan
~ rudze 10 Wcodhull a Minturn.
Also. buss TioEs sad Lemuel Peters both from Wesi
Also. 2 briss unknown. Wind Ne.
sailed-Ships Peter Haitriok, ApasehicolA: Virginia
b,rks Msrtiu " Brett Africs Hope, Antigua Monterl-
"a Demerars. Hansa Hamburg brEs Napo con- Curacos
Lowell Galveston, ,cdr BAcslons, Vera Cruz.
Neinornnduni-Ths merchants ri0t boat Nashin 2
ton 9rh inst. Cape May bearing NV a miles PASSED q
vessel boz tom up took her % be- herm brz her loren at
about through her b0t0m-fr appearances sup
posed O. have capslzed.
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RKooKLYN ArrA1ns

DANoERoUs FRsAK.-An Enslishman named
Jahn Sporty. recently arrived, feeling In cornwall
ood snd wishing 10 make the mls Of the oc moonlsh
.sout 10 o'clock Tus'dsy night sot into sms boat
n. foot Of Csthane a. and while padding shout the
.sd c he wharf got caught In the stream ard picked
az ~ an exhausted condition among the floating Ice
breast " Governors Island by a. The Fulton ferry
.,s which afier him after landing her passenger.
s brought him bach 10 the fulton Hotel Ha had about
a. 90 bis pocket
CARTER CONyESrIOS.--Th members OF this
Convention viii hold meeting this evening a. the Com
rsn Council
GENREAL SESSIONS The trial Of William
obey FOR receiving stolen goods not yet conc
TIE Court Yesterday engaged in the examination Of
ifoe.sss for the defence. The Grand Jury found no bills
.s.p Matilda and lsasc Perkins, srd Charles Jones,
rested on charge Of larceny, and they were therefore
discharged.
PoLlCE Nothing Of any interest has usnsplred
IL this department since yesterday
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n pactst.stip Drciese Orsaai, fur HrrrC- Hon Mr.
Niles Minister TO Sardinia AID ady. Mr. F-sncs Niles
Miss Rose Niles Mise Elizabeth Niles sna servant. Dr.
Nr Mar-et
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~ &. KEMP store - B>lai~sy opposite IN. Nav
hs.hofs Society Library would he's leave call the
.enon parties nsins soCcs 20 dispose OF q sustop 10
the v-fl eeniA location Of hi. sales Rooms ~hleh
s1eronab, tte .r-s snd beet Cor the dspos. Of uru
sttenion 70 the d,possl ~ rniturs 81 private dwennss
snd stocks u Foods At sncsou. Cab advances made ast
al ssl-s promptly sshri.
AT PSiNarE s,LE.-fsPES Hs>eiscs-R. c ksNP has
the agency Of an extensive manuctory and supply
the trade with new Spring les Of satin ground and stsn
cd PAPER Han.nss a. tie lowest market price sud upon
fAynrahl- LrIm..
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TEACIIINC a SCIENcE

'I'HE TEACHER Al ARTIST. ! vol l2m0 By Rev
b. K Hall, suthor Of Something for Every body
" The author II thi. work has suong claim on hi.
readers attention lie speaks fl0m experience. havul
been engaged the business OF teaching r quarter Of
century lCnrs Intel igencer.
the production Of au original mind, deep think
practical His work will live aud perform il,
MISSION Albany Spectator
The book is throughout manly exposition OF many
sovenly habit. ant many small sbusss which thong 0na
sn-e recognized by al mea Of reflection are seldom 81
plainly spoken OF by practical instructor"
- Literary World.
The Car, lie Court and People By John s Max.
well I vol Emo
Lectures on shaEspesre By II Hudson 2 vol. l2mo
New Work on Autonomy By Prot o. NJ. Mitchell.
I vol limo. illustrated
Life Of Oliver Cromwell. By J. T HssdiAy
Owl Greek Letters By W. vol l2mo.
BAkFR SCRlBNER,
I--. n.- a 1. IL
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ssb.crIber- received 20 semi weeI,Iy Tribune,


:, Thn,.sav ~ inst by III Honor the Mayor, Go
BOVINE 70 Jul LA ST. daughter Of Robert Beach hs4
o. of THE City. n -.
A. Wihsmsburzh L. l. on the 18th ins. hy Rev Jall's
? 2 Clsne HENRY W EASTMAN, Esq. OF h3sIyu
L b. LYDIA. daughter Of FREDERICK II. Macy h'q o.
e inner flace
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