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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
MARBLE, TOMB AND CRAVE STONES.

Il ME Subscriber respectfully returns his
4 thanks to the Public for tie liberal pat
3ronage he has received during his residence
! in this place, and begs leave to inform his
Friends and the public generally, that he is pre-.
3pared TO fill orders for Tomb Gad Grare Stones
lout of Nalian and American Marble, anC
3pIancr material, at as low rates as any es
labi>hmcnt in the srate-guuranteeng salts
Faction as to Workmanship.
Intending to lcvote his time exclusively +,
! he above business, persons may rely on hav
,ng their orders promptly filled.
Shop on Water Street, one door below til,
Times Office. PHILIP BAlER.
Glasgow, August so, 1873 -2G--tf
/ OAlNTS-Red and white lead vermiliior
l. Red, chrome yellow and green, prlssaI
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
\ $50 Regular Tuesday Packet 1850,
For Jefferson City, EsOchepOrt
EsOOnyiIle and Glasgow.
x a. JT s. q 6

z 81 JT s. q 6,
IN PLACE OF The WENA,"D
ivHg. q. JEyVETl, Commander.
r---,, n. CAPT. JEW EFT having purchas.
800 % q cd the fine Steamer KANSAS to,
IL The place Of his former favorite Packet
i"ROwENA," will run her as n regular weekly
'acke; in the above trade, during tie entire
season. She will commence her regular trims
rom St, Louis on TUESDAY, 2Gih INST, at
u O'Clock, p NJ. aud leave GlaSgoIo every
FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, on her
downward trp;-Wil be at Arrow Rock
8oonviie, Rochepurt, Providence, Nashville
Marion and Jefferson City same day, VIII
e at the mouth of Usage, Cote Sans De>-
>ein, Smiths Landing, st. Aubert, Portland
Herman, Loulro Island, Pinckney; Washing
on, Augusta, PIT. Labardie, and St. Charles
m Saturday, and arrive 10 st. Louis early
! m Sunday morning.
Capt J. trusts, by the united excrtions Of
] himself and the same officers that have beer
/ associated with him on the RowENA, to render
4 he Kansas favurite in the trade, land sole.
4 is continuation of the liberal pntrrna pc
heretofore bestowed upon him, which will. il
4 short time, make good the loss which b,
y las sustained.
4 For Freight or passage apply on board OF
4 CHARLES D. CITIZEN, Herman.
4 PC. ARFOLD d CO, Portland
4 w. BENNETT. BENEFITS Landing.
1 CO. E. B. e cd il SAbER' Jefferson City.
4 PHILIP CROW, Rnchepurt
A JOHNSON g. BROWN, p.,
a R,V. HARVEY, DoohV''!''
a J. Z. SWlNNEY, r.,
4 REGULAR Jacket.
q For BOo.7rHic. Gl0SgOw. Brunswick. ana
all intermediato ports.
4 aa9ssSa The fne packet GENER
4 IIfEAi:.,,7=-5,==;siAAg..-,AL LANE, Rubt. Adam>
sS!Ss master, will commence hei
4 egular tups tor Buonviic, Glasgow, Cam
i ridge, Brunswick and all intermediate port,
! IS soon as the navigation Of the No rive
q pens.
4 The General Lane will leave ST. Louis ever,
j saturday evening at g O'Clock, and will reacl
brunswick Monday afternoon. On her down.
I ward trip, she will leave Brunswick Mondo,
4 svenng and Glasgow on Tuesday at II
i ''clock a. NJ and and will be al Arrow Rock
5Boonvller RochepOrt. Providence ana Nash
leille, the same day; she will be at Marion
4 laysyi'ie, Jefferson city, Mouth of Usage
Z Cote Sans Dessein, Shipley's, Smiths Land
j ng, Portland, Hermann; Loutre Island
i Washington, South Point Qnd Mount Pleasan
4 m Wednesday.
d For ireight or passage apply on board or t,
81 M'MECHAN d Co D'u"s"icN
ii GROVE d BRO, Cambridge.
a HARRIS & CO., Glasgow.
a narl4 GODDlN & co, Boonvile.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
e.. 4. Robbins a. 90.

MANUFACTURS Of Diamond poin,e,
w Gold pens. Importers aud WHOLESALE
land retail dealers in clocks, watches, lcwelry
&c, also agents for Colts celebrated Revol
'vers, No SO Market Street,
81. Louis May Din St Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
II. NJ. ALLEN.
NJ. P. WILLS.
Sp 7rNGrrF1p. H.. February 30

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, February2u. lS4S
] This is to certify that | was cured Of Sc
we're attack of Tnfammatory rheumatism, from
/ the use ofone bottle Of vour Embrocaton, and
shope every fcliow-s sufferer Will use it, for
s'heir is no doubt but it will cure any case
showever violen' this can safely assert after
& Sinu il myself
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Yours. Respectfully.
DELOSSE BROWN


Henry G. MYrEs. Faye'te, Mo.
HAMPTov L. Boon, Clerk of the SupremeE
ICourt Of Missouri, and Editor of the jeGrrsonI
city Metropolitan, speaks Of the EmbrocationI
Jas follows, in his paper:
We desire 70 call the particular attention OF
spll persons afflicted with Rheumatism to 'hisI
ivery valuable medicine. One bottle we be
lieve. will cure any case. however violent.
The senior editor Of this paper, during theI
fast winter and present spring, suffered SO
snuch from Rheumatism that he was unable at
] lines to walk or stand upon his feet, or even
Change his position in bed without assistance -
IA part of a bottle cured him in few days
Hills son was also afflicted with the same dread
Sful compliant, gand suffered the most excruta
3ing pain until an application Of the Embroca-
4 ion was made, which effected an entire cure
3--Col. Minor of this city, also had a severe
sattack of Rheumatism this spring from which
she suffered severely, and which confined him
Ito his bed for several weeks. Nothing gave
Him any relief until he sent to Rocheport, for
aly miles, and procured a bottle Of this medi-
2cine, which expelled his pains almost instantly
! Mr.. Myers ought to have an agent in every
srountv in the State, with which this med
a;cine should be deposited for sac. We rcpeut
siour honest conviction for the beLeft Of thosc
j>uiieriug with Rheumatism, that one bottle O.
\ his medicine will cure the most violent case
i hat can be fonnd.-Nstropoiitaa.
y BETHANY Mo, March 10, 1913
4 Dear Sir:--At your request | called al
3RochepUrt on my return home. and got a bot
Gle of yourEmbrocolon: and gave it 20 .
3ueighbor whose wife had been much afflicted
.3Nith Rheumatism of the ChroHlc form for
ireots. The effect is so self.evdent, that i.
jyou see proper, you can send me 81 bottles
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Wanted

Highest price paid for Whcat, Bacon, Larl
Beeswax, Tuilow and Dry hides and produc
generally.
feb2S SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
EVIDENCE OF IT'S EFFICACY.

Read uhat those san Of The Embrocaiion 'oh'
hare usc3 ii. A fctr Of the hundreds who har
testified can only be quoted here.
From Elders 7. NJ. ALLAN and NJ. ?. Wills
BooNE County, Mo-, August 2l, 1913
This is TO certify. that we lave used "Mv
lars' Embrocation" in onr IA miles with entir'
success. and we hereby take great pleasure il
to any who may be afflicted will
rheumatism as a most sovereign remedy.
y. NJ. ALLEN.
MLII
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
New Goods reat Esargain


LINNEUs, Mo.
THANKFUL for pastfavors, the suhscri
Z Der respectfully informs his Old custU.
mers aud friends, and the public generally
tmas Ne Vas in store a very desirable stock u
goods embracing svsry article usually callet
or, which he is offering at NV prices, fol
lash or barter. His stock consists in part OF
Dry Goods of every description
Cloths, veStIngs caSSimereS aud iears
Boots, shoes, hats and caps all sizes
Powder, shot, lead, caps and fnts
Queens, hard, glass and tin ware
Indigo, Nader, coppe5as and alum
Sugar, coffee, tea and chocolate
Family medicines, fresh and pure
Tobacco and cigars best quality
Iron, bar and hoop, assorted
Liquors, all kinds, best quality
Axes, castings and nails, shoemaker,
fools, molasses, spun cotton, dried apple,
aud peaches, leather mackere, candles, tai.
ow, meal, -four, painted buckets, salt, candies
&c, &c. Call before purchasing, and see fol
ourselves.
will exchange goods for lard, corn, wheat
|hrashed oats, mea!, flour, beeswax, honey
Try hides, deorskins and hams, peltrics, tai.
low, james, linsey, socks, feathers, eggs, but.
er, or pay the market price, in cash for
hese articles. if my goods and prices do not
suit. All | ask is a call.
HENRY WILKINSON.
Linnous, No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
.gC!LV Mlussn..

A. this Is the season for Iolies, or yer
nearly 50 would say 10 tae ladies'. that hay,
IN hand few dczrn Of glasses, which wiI
ell cheap, in fact Al cost.
June II G. +. FtLLENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
LIST OF LETTERS

- EMAlAlNG in tie Post Office at G las
4 & gov, Mo, on the 3Olh day OF June lsJt
which If not taken out within three month,
will be sent to the General Post Office as deu,
letters
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
IVHISKEY.

" li{Nh IL L.
10 bbIs superior old Rye, in store and fo
sale by feJ2S J +. SWINNEY.
.ENAMlLY GROCERIES-A large lot, wei
l. assorted. consisting in part Pickl.s, Sar
dimes, Havana presid chocolate, pepper sauce
randy, fruits, nulmegs. lemon syrup, april
cots, &c. feb2S. j. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

gEARDWARE-Just reed per Cora Collei
4 i Axes, Ok Chains, Halter Chains, Tr
10. and doz Horse Collars, for sale chea
by maria j Z. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Scotch Ale

- Dozen bottles just reed ard for sal
4 - BY frbIS j. T. SUINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Fire und Marine Insurance
Dust received pep Egaydee.

/ a MMUNlTION--2 legs Bar Lead; ,:
"A kegs Duponts fl Powder; 10 kgs Blast
fling do; 100000 II. D. Percussion caps insr
srbceived by ml4 PERRY & PARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

IS FAR . barrels and 100 kegs for sale by
ID. feb2S J E. SWtNNEY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

=. Il. CLARK. A. J. HERNDON.
LAW NOTICE.
.CLARK & llERNDON will continue to
~ practice law in partnership, in all the
courts OF Toward county, except The County
Court. Ailbu>nPSs en- rusted to them will re-
ceivn their united attention.
John B. Clark will continue to attend the
sevcra courts as heretofore.
tJ~Oiiicc on the public square, Fayette,
CCTAndrewJ J. iierndon can at n Il times be
found 1.-THE County Clerks Office.
Favptte. October 10. l94S-32
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Fresh Drugs 81 Medicines.

St. Louis, Aug. 80, l3l9--2G--y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-10
VOL. XVII. y.
POETICALna.
BEAR ON,

+ g
Bear on! What though lies tide may be
A current strong, opposing thee, s ~
And thou hast but slender sail
To spread before an adverse gale,--N
When trials lash the waves TO foam,- ~
And thou art far from friends and home.
Yield not thy spirit TO despair, s7aa
Bat manlully the pillows dare,- .is.
High .o'er the waters, wild and cold,
Fix thou the steadiast eye and bold--
.i.,;t9. Bear on, bear bravely on! S fT
Bear on. The world may jeer and scoff,
And chosen friends may cast thee of, -
-, Stay not to weep; the brittle chain,
One stormy wind could break in twain,
.2a Hthou hast found that heart untrue,
s& SNhich was thy hope, thy idol too, 'st
Sink notin sorrows depths profound,
Despair will never heal the wound,
3sf Give to the past no vain regret,
The future lies Dt fore the yet.
fE5qal Bear on, bear hravely on!
Bear on! Dost thy rcpining eye ID
See worthlessmen exalted high, g .f.
While modest merit sinks forlom -
In cold neglect and cruel scorn? a.
%, never from thy attempted heart
Letdhine integrity depart, .s i-a
When ,disappoint fills lhyonp,- ssl4 T..
4, Undannte d, nobly drink it up,-- sln.
F. Truth will prevail and justice show .ats
Her tardy honors sure, but slow. f.r r.
at.s Bearen, bear brnvely on! b 'lA
Bear on! Our lifeis nota dream,s a
Though often such its mazes Sc en-
We were not born to lives of ease,
Ourselves alone to aid and please
TO each d daily task is given,
A labor which shall fit for heuven,- cd.
8. Whenduty calls let love grow warm,
Amid the sunshine and the storm, -a,
With Faith, lite's trials boldly breast,
And come a conqueror TO thy rest.
~s~ Dear on, bear bravely on! 5 %
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-10

Coal TRADE OF THE ONO. --ll is esiima
led that the amount of coal nov annually
mined on the banks Of The Ohio andits iri6>
ularies, cannot beless than thirty fpe millions
Of bushels. gortb,l at the points of consump-
lion, not less thantleo and a hdlf millions Of
dollars. The rate Of yearlyiincrease is prob.
ablyanot,less than 20 add perhaps IS per
centsg AtNew Orleans, this-ate Of increase
Is SAID 10 be more than 80 per cent per
anounj and the yearly consumption Of that
city is said 10 have reached 3,000,000 Of
bushelsd Twenty years ago, says the Louis.
Vile Journsl, ,tho idea of using coal as fuel
Oh fiyei steamboats, wes regarded as prepos-
ierons, and now it isa question whether thus
viii, NOT, in iew,years be the fuel exclusively
used on boats between Pittsburgh and New
Orleans.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-10

To Stop.-The Arkwrlght Cotton Mill,
Of this city. will suspend operations between
the FIRST Of july and the first Of August, Tie
high price Of Cotton. and the short tariff on
The imported articles, puts the price Of Cot
tons lown below that which they can be man.
ufacmfed for in this country. The British
Tariff Of 46, so highly lauded by the locofos
Icos,--the result of their legislation, work
weIl fot Foreign manufactures, but badly fcr
ours Ii may bessfun'' 10 foreign operatives,
but Il u sdeaih" 10 The $50 iaborers, men,
women and children. thrown oui Of employ
| by The suspension Of the Ark@rtght Cotton
Mill ~ Herald Of Monday. III VI
There is NOT one word Of truth 10 the above,
except thaiihe mill will stop for a m9nih Or
so. No articles Of the kind manufactured BY
the Arkwrigh, Mil are imported, nor haze
ihey been for years--the prices for which
they can be made in,his county having long
ago bid defiance to foreign competliou.s The
real ,tuh u Thai The Ark wright Mil has been
doing profitable business, and the pt0pfie-
tors have seized the present aaan adsantangss
oos lime ION account Of the high price Of sbs
raw materially )io stopAhe mill for ne purpose
.of patiiagEp an addition 70 their bnild.ne,
and wih he deaigno Increasing heir OPefe-
lfions. This statement Of tho Herald is 4
Ifair sample Of The way in which psnics nreeot
'lup. HwiII ran ihe rounds of ofthcTariiiF ~
lpers, und ilen 6pd il WY into Coneresslona
speeches, 10 influence lhe action oflhas haaY
sqains, our present excellent tariff "
doubt not That the numerous panic isens So
los aboo. these days fOr The purpose o. makiag
an impression upon Cgngtsss, have abpul ss
much IaandaiIon e ghissiatemeni of IL
lsEIef-ald. ~ SfeuGeHpiIle Ualon
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-10

PorULATIoN on NEw hlExIoo. al The Ma
tiOnal Iatelligeacer publishes letter from
HughaNo Smith, delegate from New Mexico,
correcting certain erroneous impressions en-
iertained as toihe chafaclero Of the pcople Of
that territory. lie shys lhatthe populationis
at.lenst 10000, of whom from ten TO twelve
thousand only nre Pueblo Indians, and no
other kind ofIndians. except the PnebIOs. are
included in the estimate. There are IN New
Mexicos fiom twelve 10 fifteen hundred resi-
dent American voters, emigranis from the
different States, principally from the State ol
Mlssouris the rest Of the population are
Mexicans And'Spaniardsa aiia ' @sag z
sHi sah8aae Az = sisi yeu w fnatttlQia
= ,arr4rk4r 81 st y beaiiresssts /,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-10

LOOK Or. The New Comet, says the n
York Mirror, is now fairly visible 10 the naked
eve IN Ursn Minor. i Is now approaching
he Sunand will become several times bright
er. On the iIth Of July il viii be seen .
few degrees west Of Arciulus, and will pass
near Spica Virgins on the 23d Of July, Ufsa
Minor, or little Bear, is The constellation near
,he North Pole--the Polar Star being ~ 'hs
tail Of the Bear. -. U X
(t1- The Oldest lnhablianl, y SAID ~ pf =
woman now living In Moscow Russia, wat
IL 1863 yearsofages ssse Y.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-10

Z .e@s I ea isi sp3Asna bsa-AEa
s .sS't sFs s4- "a i.Hl1. tsal pA,li
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-23

no word was uttered, for wr an flt lhat
No could say nothing 10 unison with her
thoughts The eastern horizon was dsluged
with food Of golden light and aeecy clouds
were mating through the atmosphere like
happy spirit, watching DER the destinies Of
man, The songs ofbrds noatod IIeayenward,
and the murmur Of Cascade through the
sdllnnss Of the morning, came distinctly 20
the car. Florence gazcd ill her dark eyes
dilaled, and her check grew luminous, aud
We almost cheated ourselves into the belief
that she would not die.
AZ lcngtl, she turned away saying, "dear
mother, have bid farewell 10 the beautiful
sunlight, the birdr, and flowers and dH on
earth hul | trust ! shah soon be- where these
beautiful things stay brcver. can hear
tho muuuur Of tho little brook where play
cd la childhood, Bury quo there mother
beucath tho large willow, whore the stream
let will ever muruur requiem 10 my memo
~, and breathe 0fthe fearless home ! have
found above, DO not place any cold marble
above my head but plant my grave with for
gct-mc- nois and twine a white rose bush D.
round the willow, DO not weep for me when
I am gone, bnt remember hat loved you an
earth and prepare Ia meet mo in heaven
l She said no more, Int sunk away into a peace.
/ ful sumbcr; aud the Physician whispered n.
to prepare our hearts for the parting, for she
would never see the sun rise again, III.
words were true for the next morning when
! the golden nnhcams strcamcd into that silent
chamber they fell upon the beautiful dead
features difference May
Uncle Edward ceased 10 speak, aud Mary
qazcd up into his face with her dark, earnest
eyes,'sayinFi'you loved Florence May, did
you not, uncle Edward ?" 81 did TO me
there has been hut one Florence NAV on
ro6TTT WtCnIII}- l-4llfs4I-tlTr- rt1TnP .cIod
I into her grave they shut out Ia me all Of love
illness aud love on earth, Tho world says
have passed along my life-ptth alone. T,
me II has not been So for her memory ha,
been dear companion, and the religion N,
loved my chief treasure" Ilis head Junk a.
gain upon his hand aud toar- fcll upon th,
golden trcsscs Of the now sleeping Ella,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-23
To Physicians.

FENHE undersigned, DESTROYS Of leaving this part
n Of the country, will sell his Stand. Buildings
and Land, located at-Bs-t- @cirn-burr He
House is good, pleasantly situated and connected
with II are 10 Acres Of Anc land. --------
II is located In thriving and pleasant Village
and offers rare chance 10 a physician. The ter
ritory around is nmpeAfor "A large and lucrative
practice 70 an enterprising and intelligent pInft-
tinpeF5
There, T. no flryriciuu iocHrJd within thToo-Incs
OF the place.
10 lie would also like to sell with the Stand,
lloncs, Carriages, Medicines, Household Fuml-
ture, sc. ~
credit will be given for n part of the purchase
money, II desired
GEORGE C.. WHEELER.
last 1T 4lohnshlirr Nny--h- lSAn- snA1-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-23
FARM for Sale.

TUE subscribers, being engaged in bust
4 ness otherwise than agricultural, offer
for sale their large and valuable Farm, situ,
nicd in Newark lying at the upper 5nd OF The
Village on the stnge-road. Said Farm con-
tains about
TWO HUNDRED FORTY FIVE ACRES
of excellent land for moving, pasturing and
tllngc, with convenient house aud barn
thereon with sheds attached to the same A
bout 100 acres are cleared, and nearly all of
which is in good state of cultivation There
are 200 Sugar Trees that may now be carried
on; also, about 500 second growth, naples
growing something ike acres fground,
from which sugar may be made in few years
A good portion OF The land not cleared affords
an abundance of extra building timber and
lsmbcr. There is an apple orchard Of 600
bearing trees, young and thrifty. Said Farm
is well supplied with water, and is brought TO
the buildings 80 rods in good and permanent
lead pipe.
A better dairy Farm cnnnnt be found IN the
country. The above described Farm is offer
ed for sale by the subscribers at a very low
price and on lberalterms For further Infor-
nation inquire of the subscribers.
WIN. q. DENlSON, Newark
CHAS, o. UENiSON.LyndouC Centre.
Newark rrri ~, is5o 666tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-23
AUCTION.

XNTll.L hc ,uld ~ Public Auction, by g. Is T.
w FAIRBANKS n CO., ou TUESDAY, So
Nrmhrr 2Oh, 10 I O'clock, f. ~ the following
property
. sis Horse Nprru.j
. SiN liuro Slci.f
Single Slcghai
Two Horse Slrirhs'
. Old Chnisczi
Old Gigs
New Covered RUrgy Carriage aud llunlc7sj
Second hand Covered kurF,, doc.
Running Part to 2 two llur-o Wagons,
X Second huud Harnesses
New llumcssr,,
Lot "f old Plough;
llnr,cs,
~ iuhu1Bury, XIV. 2 I, tSHu ----n'ftv--'-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-23

One of the greatest obstacles % tho progress Of
the cause Of education, Il the diversity Of school
books and any Ptth which Gun he devised To
greater uuiiurmty,wi tend very much Ia the i'm
pruNcmcut of our schools, IL now dcvolvcs on tho
Town Supcrintcudents ca advise In rcgurd 10 tho
kinds which shall be adopted H. common schools and
~ they have with great unnnimity decided IN favor
of Towns series Of Readers and arrangements hnv-
ing been made for supplying the schools on very
liberal terms, Il seems exceedingly desirable that
they should now hc universally adoptcd through
the County, SO far ~ have been able To examine
the different reading books pabshcd for the of
schools, believe Towns Series nre ~ well adapted
to the purpose for which they designed, any,
and far better than many which urged into our
schools. j. L. FAIRBANKS.
St Johnsbury, Nov. 8, 1850
Amer having given sarno expression In favor Of
MnndeVillc's Series Of Readers, have more
fully examined both TINT and Towns and feel com
PEELED TO say, think Towns much better adapted
To the wants of our schools nj the present time than
MnndcllIIn At sss4e. ART. tiIrr witt which nm
acquainted. RUFUS CASE.
The undersigned having been requested 10 exam
inc Town Series uf Reading Books, with reference
to their being introduced INTO the Schools OF tho
county Is OF opinion that they Ia be preferred,
for our Common Schools, to any other Series with.
which he is acquainted. j. X. COLBY.
From Mr. Mailer ef Pedchom academy.
PEACHAM, Nov 3, 1850.
Town'a Series uf Reading R.aks we're introduced
the past year into the Public Schools Of ChtiendrIr
County In which | was then engaged In teaching by
the recommendation OF the Town Superncndents.
similar plan was adopted TO that now proposed in
this county. The experiment was entirely success
ml, aud the new, intercst awakened thereby moro
than repaid tho slight expense attending the change
\ RnV0rmify successfully obtained instead Of
the pltfWp'iiy that too often prevails to the very
great Injury OF our Schools,
The books contain valuable selections Of high
moral character trum most classical English and
American writers, properly introduced by ludic
io,i- explanation Of The elements of reading and
atory, suited to the wants Of our Common schools
IRA o. MILLER.
Although but recently presented to the attention
Of the friends OF Education in Vermont, yet, they
have received largely of the public favor and have
already come very extensively into use IN the Pub
lie Schools and Academies of tho State. Where used
they have given entire satisfaction. [G9im2