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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16

~ Our thanks are due 10 the Hon.
r. DICKINSON, for several Congressional
documents Also, to Messrs Lewis, Cool.
man, and Swift, for numerous Legislative
documents with which we have been favor
| ed by them.
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
JOHN B. WELLER.
Washington's Birth Day & Temperance.
of EaxfYer Conn tar.

We are requested to announce that q
Temperance celebration Of the birthday
Of WAsHIHGToN, will be held at the Court
House, in Ravenna, Oh Tuesday next, the
22d inst, commencing ct half past ten
o'clock, A. NJ and continue in the eve
ming. Appropriate addresses will be de-
livered on the occasion by L. V. BIERcE,
Esq. and the Rev. D, B. TURNER, of Ak
ron. The Ravenna Glee Club will be in
attendance. All are invited 10 attend and
participate.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16

nF Governor Young, of New York, has
pardoned during the year, one hundred and
twenty-fve conyicts, and commuted the sem
teace of Ave murderers.
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=
dental canvass. 1t will be remembered
hat Rhodolphus Dickinson, who was
Commissioner on the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal was charged with gross frauds.on the
public revenue to which the democrats Of
that district gave compile denial, by elect
ing him to Congress by triumphant ma
Jorlty. We may perhaps refer to this sub
ject again.
The following extract from the report
speaks for itself. The report is signed by
Thomas Sparrow, S. Medbury and c. H.
Wing, Committee to examine the books of
the Auditor and Treasurer of State They
belong to both political parties:
"The following statement exhibits the
aggregate amount of checks which have
been redeemed by the different disburs-
ing agents, in violation Of the rules pre-
scribed by the Commissioners of the Canal
Fund.
Amount of checks paid
which was not regis
tered, s2o2,s74 SO
Amount of checks paid
which were not reg
istered by the Engi-
neer in charge of the
work, 1853 80
Checks paid exceeding
in amount the certif-
Gates, excess not cer-
tifed-amount ofex-
cess, 1880 SO
Checks pai d which,
have no accompany
ing certificate, nor a.
ny Endorsement that
they were due ON for
mer certificate, made
the Engineer, 6,96e 90
Checks paid which have
no accompanying cer-
tifcate, nor any GER
tifcate that they were
due on former certif-
icate, 2:646 S4
Checks paid the accom-
panying certificate,
not signed, 4es27 "a
Checks paid which were
not signed, 22, $50 Is
- sa12,se4 4s
Of this sum, the differ
ent Banking Institu-
tions have paid, 61,515 81
The Treasurer of State
has paid, 251,34s 81
The question now arises, who is re-
| sponsble for the redemption Of these
checks! Who has sanctioned these irreg-
ularities, and, by redeeming checks defec-
tive in every essential particular, set at de.
fiance the rules adopted by the Commiss
toner's Of the Canal Fund for the security
OF the public funds? These inquiries are
easily answered: The persons who have
paid them.
The Treasurer knew that registry was
essential to the validity of check, yet he
has redeemed checks, not registered, to the
amount of $l64, 403 72. He knew tha,
checks exceeding in amount the occompa
nying certificates ought not to be paid, ye
he has redeemed checks Of this description
to the amount of $94, 99s. He knew thai
the signature Of the Resident Engineer te
the check was necessary, yet he has re
deemed checks which are accompanied by
unsigned certificates, to the amount o
$50, ,297 81. He certainly knew that the
signature of the commissioner to his check
was essential to its validity; that it was no
check without such signature; yet he ha:
redeemed checks not signed, to the amour
Of $19,51O Is.
1t will be seen, by reference to the fore
going table, that different banking institu
lions have redeemed defective checks te
the amount Of SOL ,515 81. 1t is evident
that their conduct, in this respect, is no les
censurable than that of the Treasurer o.
State"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
Texas a Free State.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Christian Watchman, speaks as follows in
regard to the prospect Of Texas becoming
a free State:
Il have good reason to believe that Tex.
as is 10 becomes free State at no distant
day! This comes to me fro.1 gentleman
of Fexas, in whose mems of knowing, and
ability TO form just opinions, have great
confidence. He says, the Germans now
coming in by ship loads, and settling under
the supervision Of the agents of their prn'
ces and mobiles, who have obtained large
tracts Of land, are, to man, opposed to
slnvery, and this has already boon mani
Tested in their local elections, and indeed,
that Gov. Houston was compelled by the
force of public opinion. to divest himself Of
his slaves, in ORDER to secure his re- electlnn
TO the U. S. Senate"
SUICIDE. DR. H. Wells, of New York
city, the original discoverer Of the applicn-
ton of 'sether" or chloroform to the pre.
veEtion Of pain in dental and surgical ope.
rations. addicted himself SO much to the use
of it for its exhilerating effects. that he be-
came deranged, and committed q misde.
meanor by throwing vitriol upon some Ia.
dies as they passed his Office, for which he
was imprisoned He committed suicide in
his cell. Mr.. was u man of good NOR.
al character.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
LeGrand Byington, of Pike county;
Samuel Starkweather, of Cuyahoga.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
1st Dist. Jacob Snyder, Hamilton;
2d do. George Kesling, Warren;
Sd, do Francis A. Cunningham, Preble;
4th, do G.Volney Dorsey, Miami;
5th, do Charles M. Godfrey, Putnam;
9th, do Samuel Myers, Crawford;
7th, do John w. Bell, Highland;
sth, do Daniel Cockerill, Adams;
9th. do Daniel Diffenderfer. Pickaway;
10th, do Theodore Carpenter, Delaware;
11th, do Daniel J. J.Swinney, Richland
10Th, do Lewis Anderson, Lawrence;
18th, do John Lidey, Perry;
14th, do William Lawrence, Guernsey;
18th, do William c. Walton, Monroe
10th, do Joseph Burns, Ceshocton;
18th, do VIM. Mcdonald, Jefferson;
18th, do David A. Starkweather, Stark;
10Th, do Joel B. Buttles, Trumbull;
goth, do Henry B. Payne, Cuyahoga;
21st, do Abijah Ives, Huron.
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that past experience would prevent the fu-
ture contraction of debts beyond our i'm
mediate resources and that the mere ex-
penses of administering the government
need not be very burthensome on the tax :
payers Of the State.
LIABLE recapitulating the amount of tolls, water
rents, and: fines collected on each canal, to-
, getner with the cost Of collection, and expen-
diture for superintence and repairs:
Cost of SUI
Cost of col perintend-
Tolls lection. ence & re-
pairs.
Ohlo Canal, $452,53O 76 S9,3l1 IS $110,559 81
Miami Canal, ll4,796 So 3;129 25 3o,7OO 63
Miami Excanal, ,693 66 1858 At 26,323 81
w. g. Z. canal 1O9, ,546 90 Z, ESQ 80 1926 81
Musk'm. Impmt, 5O,s ,s32 96 1889 IS 43. .O62 40
Walhonding can'l. 1928 II 100 90 5,O55 5s
Hook Val. canal, 7,29o IA 395 94 1881 3S
Warren co. canal, 5000 90
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Township and School Moneys.

We are requested by the Auditor to state
that the Township and School moneys are
ready for distribution.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
LIE w is G. A s s.
FOR PRESIDENT
VII cA i s a ~ i.

SUBJECT I'd THE DECISION OF THE NATION
AL CONVENTION.
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank CAPITAL 81, COO 600
ors S. Stewart, r. w. Montgomery, B. F. Fox, U. II
Dudley A d. Crossman A. ID. Kelly; c. Gayane, for the
State Jacob OFT. for Mechanics Society Levi PIERCE
Attorney; II. B; Cenas, Notary. Discount Days: Mon
days and Thursdays.
City Bank Capital s2,OOO.OOO. SAMUEL J. PETERS
President r. J. PALFREY, Cashier Directors: s. J. Pc
ter William Ii. Avery, p. Conrey, Jr, J. r. Shaw J. w.
Stanton w p Converse A. Hobart, Jr G. W. Squires P.
SasvG, J. T. Russell, +. JOrdy, VIM Aing H. Lockett,
Attorney; ii. b. Cenas, Notary. Discount daan,
Branch at Natchitoches-A. Lemee Cashier; Branch at
Baton Rouge-L. Shepper Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capital 81 coo GEO. GLENpY BURKE, Pres
ident; N. n. WILKINSON, Cashier. Directors: William
Henderson, VIM Nj Goodrich, J. l.. Boge James l.. Me
Lean Frank Pefrot, J. p Whitney. F. b. Conrad, Ahory;
J.. Hermann. Notary Discount DAYS: Wednesdays and
Saturdays Branch at Alexandria b. Chew, Agent; at
Bayou sara,R. Mumiod, Agent; at Franklin-R Hare,
Agent; at Donalisonvile-E J. Tebault, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank Capital s., 600. J. b. y.
NIGME, President; RICHARD RELF, Cashier. Direci0rs
Nm T Hepp E. ,. Harris, R. Rrqgier Pierre Poutz, A.
Felix Grima, Attorney; AchiIle Chapela Notary. Dis
count days: Wednesdays and Saturdays. Branch at St
Martnsvie-Ransom Eastin, Agent
Bank of Louisiana-Capal "a, 600 900 w w MoNT.
GOMERY President; RoB'T NJ. Davis. Cashier. Direct
Ors: James Hewitt Ambrose Lantear, VIM. VOgel Chris
toval Foledano James J Day. Geo UrGuha Alfred Hen
men, Edward Shift, John R. MarshalI T. Cuveler; A. b.
Henshaw and Cuthber Bu!l for the State Levi PIERCE
Attorney William Christy. Notary. Discount DAYS
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch DonadsOnvile-John
Chasant, Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard Agent at
st. Francisvie-J N. Maynard, Agent; at Aexandria-
H. T. Hynson. Agent; at Opeousas-E. DeBailon, Agent.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No. So FHst0mhouse street, Mem OrtFaH''
ENVAfUABLE DISCOVERY No PAY REQrlREp
NT1L "a RE Is EFTECrEu.-Prvate diseases cure ~
few days by regular physician without mercury OF 0
POISONOUS medicines, al No 81 Cnstomhoue street. Ne"'
leans Louisiana. al
Dr. MI Lien calls the attention of those afflicted wIH
any o tIe forms oi certain Disease TO his genera va
Sement IN another column. The treatment adopted p
Is that which has the approval of the most distinguish
geons OF Paris London and New York; and It's uhiNeG t
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cu
the worst cases OF constitutional syphilis g0norrh~a sl
ture, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases ,o
TO moral certainty, if application be made to hQe W." M
Intelligence, skill and experience be relied on I'm
Mullen opened IN this city NIL the cases tlat
under ms care have been cured without single ae
Some OF these of years standing One fthe
OF structure ~ years old has been cured to the o 10
nafient. The gentleman (whose responsibility mis
the citizens OF New Orean) is at hand, and tD una
son) can be referred to- Dr. Ms treatment oil SURG" nor
not known south of NewYork His treatment OF Eli The
fhma and glee the most perfect discovered 10 en-
Shohei safest and snest. The patient takes no coa - iii.
bebs tnpentine, other nau;rns d0ses, lni cu o
tanned IN two days without pain, neon ~ tlio
chance oil diet tV" No pay unless cure j. eiece' "
the time named. mi avoe5
TMrnTFVty-Y men or Others who By sexual tTtIs
OF ye pollution may have brought lhemsrIye Any IN
painful consequence resulting from an nhfS'ta ..y in
dHigcnre Ot thc p-lOus, such premature p,tntoua
voluntary seminal General debility or con" Hi con
arrangement, may con,nh DIR, Mnrn with lohoap ocy,
idrnre he offers them perfect cure The atf'c'e''
observed. ~ az Cp.
DR. Mullen can be consulted daily his office ~ ~ ~
t0fulou>e 81. BENJAMIN Nj l.LF-'' In; i'm
gv~ Remember, No. So Gustomhou>e It, mn
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FRENCH PRoNoUNcING DICTIONARY.

TIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pc floNAhi
(Surenne'S) of the French aud English languages III
two parts Part |, French and EngiislI far II i1hsI,S"
terms connected with science, terms peionSs 10
the fine 1000 historical names, 1900 geographical Names
II 600 lately published with the pronunciation OF every
word according TO the French Academy and the mos em
nent photographers and GrlmaTauS; together win fo
critical remarks in which the methods OF rronoe
ing employed by different authors investigated and COM
pared with each other The second containing cop
Gus Vocabulary OF English words and expressions with ns
by practical and comprehensive system oil French nronnn
CATION BY Gabriel Surenne f. A. s. r. French Teacher
maca Society of Paris, Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author OF several
works Education.
Also. REID'S DICTIONARY ofthe English language
containing the Pronunciation Eymology and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans StaOners
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous
Polite anstSchOo Literature.
mh5 J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Forthe Crescent.

Forthe Crescent.
TO VIRGINIA.
All frown not on me-let smile
Thy anger chase away;
IF have sinned, my sin is love
For thee, thou queen Of day.
Then do not bid my heart despair
Possessing thea fiow'r so fair'
From whom love cannot stray.
1 raze on thce. and in my mind
The brightest hopes appear
hear thee speak, and each sweet word
Delights the attentive ear;
While every sigh that 'scapes thy breast
For hearts that are by woe Oppressed"
Is mother 10 tear
Frown not on me, nor shun my sisht'
To me thou art as dear
A. u, bripht star TO one condemned,
In cavern cold and drear;
He worshipo through bis prison bars.
Which shut not out the shining stars
That smile-his gloom to cheer.
Then let me revel in thy smiles,
And worship at thy shnne'
IT'S not too much TO ask. or give.
Zen tho thou 1T ne 'er be mine
And when my latest sigh shall fee
From earth into eternity.
My heart will yet he thine. BENEDicR.
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

s. J. PETERS, President JAMES DICK WM; l. HoDGE,
Vice Presidents Committee of 4ppeafs: Ii r Mehehha
VIM II. Avery, w G. Myne, w. BOgar, Wm. Mure and
J. H. Elmer.
Gas Works Office Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel. w Dr. Campbell Superintendent; George
Allen, Foreman P. j. Gleises COLLECTOR Gas light Com
zuittce: James Robb Charm. L. w. Wells, Sec'y.
Water Works Office. No Is Carondeet street. James
Sau President s. E. Percy Sec'y; j. p. Couon, Superin
en.ient William Wright, Collector.
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NO y u S.

nrDIcAI.TE BOOKS, &c.-Medical Students can
M ga ~ tho New Orleans Stationers warehouse, I4
and best s,es JeTi9eS eo a kn puS
iba n1ce This collection embraces works in every
branch Healing Ar and tands s Il the
Price as they sold Boston New York AND l rads
,amt tie attamtiop Of Medical Students and the MEDICAL
Faculty generally is respectfully invited The subscriber
NH 4 ''' " j. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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MEDICAL,
WI DICAI,

URINARY affections, symptoms, virnent diseases hail.,
peculiar in their nature that uni0tpnater IN ,Vtls
able TO discuss them. 1t is theapeutca Tact Of @
ance, the the disease INTO the system
its specific nature and undergoing the transformation %
tend to aSsimae TO diseases ct another nature the
icu does the treatment become. General SYPHILIS, i @
taneouss and takes place under host OF different
ignoranty prescribed. symptoms OF those complaint wy
properly distinguished, yield professional catmsn s a
rative order; and the safest method radical crp Of G
time subdung their characteristic chain OF serious
DR. MALLON. IS Canal street thoroughly and efs.
emotions of great satisfaction his suces There a6 @
few eases record, in the annals Of the healing ar rb
aifod more Srikng proof OF my 'ngmi oyer disease hn
this city J that was looked upon desperate and Leonj
reach Of human aid. DIR. Nation Office, areat rs Gan Al
Street The Doctor has removed to rs Canal stree 6
doors from ROYAL street. mil I'm
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BENEDICK.

PERFECT BLIss-This is the nom de gnerre OF
the gallant Major Bliss and really il is justified by
his appearance He called in at Robinson's carica-
ture shop the other day. 10 look ut the photographic
view OF the battle Of Buena Vista, copied from
Major Eaton's drawing. Robinson did not know
him, bat ON looking into the book left open on the
desk for the remarks of vsiters he found high
compliment to the accuracy of the picture. with the
signature of Major Bliss appended to it. The Major
always looks as neat if he just stepped ont OF a
band-box; his style of dressing himself and the
Mericans cannot be beat.-N Y. Sunday Times.
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River Premiums.


To vicksburg and all intermediate Landings, 2f0
TO Memphis, Mills Point, Randolph Manchester,
Shreveport, lauisonburg Vermilionville. Co
and Jones Landing zG014
To Louisville, St. Louis, Evansville, Ecore Fabe,
Coates Bluff, Columbus tGa } and Grenada. Il (0Ha
renee and Nashville DU. @14
non, Alton, Iesrson and Amsiefdam M. r4@ll
Montgomery and Tuscaloosa Ala l....,. HS02k
Futon, .a ',noA."e O3
To For Smith and Jonesborough Cred River 21sGD34
To Alexandra and NatchitocLes. aGD =
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L o. o. E.
Time. Places of Holding Meetings, and Officers of thu
oil

GRAND LODGE Of LOUISIANA. s,sasssssssx.
5ea5s at s GianS yds Ap In eoa na
" s %se s a. FssSss So Ma!s q: ws
SssS.S Fs;:sy SssSss5s IL
d. Hall Of
ffnf amino On Faay l. Besb Hop
A WlshSG6N fLsoe6GG
B. Mansse in JOHN ThgyG n5o aysn
%s9S s sa1 in Ht 9? Rs fsasa
tsf 6GE NJ Thursday
GSf Henf a in Ca%p 5e cen fsy
Secretary H. w olmsed Permanent Secretary Richard
JEFFERsoN LODGE, No. s-meets every Tuesday
evening At lhs[ Hal street above aekson
TF s5 ls ayf vs W Y2uRh fss &
TEUToNlA. LODGE, No. 1o-mee,s every Tuesday
cers-J. Off, N c; Philip WiImann, c; 2. Hermann
i'5iTf:A f. GbG Sff Ne mee every Tuesday
W st 6 III FsuRn ea%D
2. Val Wiltz Jf, Treasurer J. q. A. Holt, Permanent
CoMMERCIAL LODGE, No. 1a-meets at the Hall of
SSffee"SL: I. Blown G; VIM: il: Fos.sr, VI; ~
HOWARD LODGE, No. 13-!nsttnted Nov: Z, 1876
meets every Thursday evening at o'clock, the Hall of
.sss Grand Lodge Podas ard chonpouas
u; D. e. Dunlap Secretary; L. A. Levy, Jr., Permanent
sfi 5fE o s Hsy sc @%esi. wednesday
G G P at Crescent Hall; Camp street Officers
tary; Edward Flash Treasurer
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-mects every Monday night at
O'clock. at Crescent Hall, Camp street Ofiicers-C r
E,tln, G; NJ; l.. McJion G; Bernard Niasone See,
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. lG-mee's every Friday even
me, at Crescent Hall Camp st. OthcerSP. e. Wright
Nc; 6; w. K, GaIy, G. Harmon Do.ne, Secretary ;
Dudley Chase, Treasurer.
COY ENANT LODGE, No. 17-neets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge, No 3 Third Municipality every Tnes
gay essn,ns nthceE-T A. Packard G. p, B. Forbes,
NAIiGS Al LODGE, No. I8-ssees every Friday even.
Ing al JIG Chaes street. Otfcers-Joseph Saba, G;
Treasurer
ETOl!E P0LAIRE, No 19-meets every Monday even
ng at friendship Hall, No lG Charities street Officers
r Parent. n e. &. Amme v G; A. tie Amas Secretary;
T. Bcan. Treasurer.
., lHS INTERIOR LQDGES-FeIcana Lodge, No. A. meets
at Bayou Sara De Soto Lodge, No T. Baton Rouge
-. Louisiana Encampment No 2 at Bayou Sara
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MEDICAL CARD.
SOU I HE R N M EDICAL OFFICE,

II L IL,
NO. Is C-9RONI)ELET ST
'EW THE PtBLiC.-Nine years permanently local led
II IN this city, combined with the unyaed success our
1hfonic complaints has met with during that time has fully
ana S0undly established our reputation.
The - Southern Medical Office No. Is Carondelet
street established in 1870 for the of all Chronic aiec
Jec OF this card is to inform those who know its loca
o0n that afflicted with of those private diseases which
are unfortunately valent, they consult with
certainty and guarantee of cure.
10 those especially who, from immoderae OF Mer
cnry NAL practice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones, urnal Rheumatism, Itching the chest
botches the skin, Ulcers the throat general debility
have ruined their constitution recommend TO call
n> for confident that the prompt and permanent
ei they Will derive from the active effects OF our treatment
what profess
We do not boast of making rapid and hasty cures but
satisfaction to perform thorough and radical
short space OF time possibly he done, with adv
1age and safety 10 the patient
We will not here through a newspaper medium.
disease that unfortunately peEa all ranks oil society. rich
and matrimonial aud single all will observe VI
person afflicted with complaint Of thai nature,
class his peculiar with any of those that describe.
tSee treatise by calling at ote will him, free OF
all charges, what explanation advice he desire.
1t often happens that tmed of shame dread
of discovery eers patient from applying those who
from education and respectabIty can betiend him delay
honid disease make their appearance
10 such the doctor pledges himself preserve the most
nvolabe and from his practice and eXpe
Renee he can confidently recommend safe and speedy
or ~ l.. C. THOMSON
mon, sign OF the Marble Escuapan Statue. Private en-
trance hrt door to the right of No 49, in Carondelet street
fnvae egess both in Common and Carondeet ml6 I'm
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AlJD PARENTS.

rE,HE attention Of those purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS,
either for their OF to sell is respectfully invited
School Books low they be purchased at esal
shent in this city lie intends to keep on hand
al works III the various departments OF Educauou IN gene
raj use, of which
SPELLING BooKs-Webster's, Cpm!y's, Cobb's, EN-
ersons, New York, Towns, Parey's, Bentley's, and
READERsGrigg < Elliott,s Series. Mprrays Emersons
$SP5; $%isyiIs; snd Woss:'s r., ,,sp1n s
and MaRes ossd. cobJ WsRsl G and
-Murray's, Kirkham's, Green!eaf,s, Inger-
Ss%y' !; BqJons, s1d cGb6sfts Ensis5 Ga%%as
LoGIC-N1ills,, Whsteeys Hedges, Tappan's, jamie
sfP III Progressive Exercises and Aids
AR THMET Emerson's Pixies, Smiths Davies, Col
burns, DaboIs Adams smley's, Parleys, Cobb's,
BRIDGES, Faar's,s Lacroix's IIarny's, EuIers, and
GEoMETRY-Dav Elements Practical, Analytical,
and Descriptive; and Legendres, Paytaifs, and Sim
sURVE9i SG-Dayies Days Gummee's, Fnt's. and
Bonnycastles and ostranders
RAWlSG@payiss' Shades and Shadows, reqs's Graph
no 1cs, and United States Elementary Drawing Books;
da1d Ma1sS E BSHngs & ham Cod
sic easys ASa GSso" Ggog hPs
RIaHe s%ieyf and Smiths Geography and Atlas;
Hale's WHAT'S Onevs We dn and Rn,,sa r[o
tory Of the United states e''e' . anu h"Sse Ills
sells History Of Epgand 'n"o'A anu nus
Do@(;rimsba,y3,s RnSsep and f,rov,o, ui., Of Eoo
C;rmshaw KeS and nnetinns ,s J 81 RANCE
nock's and Ferrmson's Historv of R,omo. 'i' D LIN
Do-Robn's. Peter Parley's WheuIev,a W;r,rd Dr
Iarlner's WoIcester's and rvers - w ,I H. IL
RIO1,R aPHVJVasmos, ~ ~ W. ~ hinsIoy.
Penn Franklin etc . Marb.II, and Hi? ~
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