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Another DOC SroRr.--.l fdci.-Yes-
terday forenoon, as a large aud noble look
ing dog of the Newfoundland species was
passing through Kilby street, a strap which
fastened wire muzzle over his mouth be-
came unbuckled and the article appointed
by the City Fathers to be worn nv all well
appointed dogs, fell on his nose upon the
sidewalk. Instead, however, of trotting
headlessly along, rejoicing in being rid of
the membranes as a low aud ill-condltlon-
ed cur would have done, regardless of the
danger of so doing, he paused and gravey
relnstatcd his nose into its wicker covering
and distendlng his jaws so AS to keep It in
its place, he passed on his way, seemingly
conscious Of the laws, and determined to re-
spect them. The above story may seem a
lille tough but we refer the Incredulous To
eye-wtnesses of the scene Boston Chroa.
icie, An.
Seemingly conscious of the laws, and
determined 10 respect hem~ What lesson
to the Chronicles rumselling patterns when
dog SURPRISES them in vlrtuous acts -
Temperance STANDARD.
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The Hudson Bay Compdny.-Tae Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Jour
nal of Commerce says; " The project for
the purchase of the right aud interest of the
British Hudson's Bay Company and the Pu-
gets Sound Agricultural Company has been
renewed. have heard that the Directors
of these Companies have renewed the prop
osition to sell out TO the United States Gov
eminent; and Governor Stevens in his first
Message to the Territorial Legislature of
Washington, brings up this subject, and ad-
yises that steps be taken to induce the fed
eral Government to ascertain the extent Of
those rights, which SO much obsiruct the
growth and prosperity Of the Territory, and
to buy them out. The companies made an
offer, some years ago, through 5 IL George
Simpson, to sell out their whole interest for
the sum of one million OF dollars"
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
New States.

A bill has been introduced IN the House
Of Representatives at Washington, by Mr..
Lane, delegate from the territory Of Oregon,
which proposes to make arrangement for the
introduction of that territory into the Union
as State, within two years. The territory
of Oregon already contains more white in.
habitants than the State of Florida, and
there can be no doubt, that at the time spe-
CITED il will possess more than the requisite
number of inhabitants. Yet this measure
meets with great opposition, and it is thought
will hardly become a Law during the pres
ent session. The reason of this opposition
is simply that the proviso Of 1857, prohibit
ING slavery in the territory, was incorporat
ed into its territorial government, on the mo-
ton Of Mr. Winthrop, and Oregon will con.
sequently come into the Union free State.
The Southern members are in no hurry TO
have this take place. They throw every
possible impeachment in the way Of Mr.. Lane $
bill. Their opposition may delay, but can
not prevent the ultimate adoption OF state
government in Oregon. 1t IS quite possible,
too, that a postponement OF this admission
may lead to a redvision Of the territory into
two States, IN which case the opponents will
not make great deal by their motion.
In the meanwhile it is quite certain that
soon Oregon will not be the only free State
knocking for admission into the Union. The
population Of Minnesota is thought by some
to be already large enough to entitle her 10
take rank as State, and there can be M
doubt that if not SO already. another years
increase will be sure to make her so.
The territory of Washington, also, which
was organized with population often thou
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So the matter stands. by another issue
me hope Fnis" will be written upon it,
Buffalo Express.

Unusual succession Of deaths in Hunting
fon.--In the course Of the last month, Hun
tinr,on has witnessed succession Of deaths
such as we never remember occurring be-
fore. -Four deaths took place in four days,
one each day f; which gave occasion of course
to as many funerals, in consecutive daily or.
der. The deaths are as follows in order Of
time viz: Mrs. Susan, wife Of Harvey.
Wright, April 18th. Mrs. Abigail, wife Of
Frederick Amber, April 10Th. Solomon
Buel. April 10Th. and Lorana Rood, daugh-
ter Of Widow Lois Rood, April 2lst.
There is a circumstance connected with
the death Of Mrs. Wright, above mentioned,
that is too extraordinary in its way TO be pass
ed over without notice. She was the sufferer
and victim of dropsy in the abdomen, togeth-
er with an enormous tuwor of Ia years ac-
cumulaied growth, and induced the making
post mortem examination, which was done
BY Drs. Bromley and Work, who opened the
abdomen and removed the tumor, which was
of fbrous fieshy texture, and was found to
weigh AZ lbs! b BESIDES this unnatural load,
there was also found . or 10 gallons of wa
ter. A case the parallel Of which ! never
heard or read of before, but the truth Of
which can be attested by the medical gentle
men aforesaid and presume by others as
witnesses. autograph and R-marker
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MusKErs.-Col. Burns, Capt. Warlow,
Mr. Anderson, British military officers, are
now in Springfield, Mass, visit ng the U. 5.
armory and taking drawings Of the machine.
ry used in the manufacture of muskels.-
The British government intends To establish
work shops for the purpose of making the
implements used by the troops, and they
have sen, over to get the lesson from Uncle
Sam. The gentlemen express themselves
highly graiGed and astonished at the precls.
ion with which the machinery works. and
the excellence Of the muskets which are
turned out.
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Tmr FlaURE NINE.-A correspondent
over the signature of Ledger" sends a
Cincinnati editor The following: 81 have
just read in your paper what has often been
published, respecting the curious property
Of the figure .. One of these properties Is
of importance to all book keepers aud ac-
countants to know, and which | have never
seen published. accidentally found it, and
the discovery to me Though 1t may have been
well known o others beforel has often been
of essential service in settling complicated
accounts. 1t is this: The difference be-
tween any transposed number is always a
multiple of 9. For instance-suppose an
accountant or book keeper cannot prove or
balance his accounts there Is a difference
between his debts and credits which he can.
not account fer, after careful and repeated
addings Let him then see if this difference
can be divided by nine without a remainder.
If it can, he NAV be assured that his error
most probably lies in his having somewhere
transposed figures that Is to say, he has
put down % for %, 80 for IS, &c, with
any other transposition. The difference OF
any such transposllon Is always multiple
Of .. The knowledge of tins will at once
direct attention 70 the true source of error,
and will save the labor of adding up often
long columns of figures. The difference
between ~ and - is CD, or seven times . :;
between 50 and 30 is Is, or five times Q
and so on between any transposcd numbers.
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Take Particular Notice.

There evil habit sometimes indu god 81 by buys
ia solitude, often growing up wifh item 10 mauho.
and which, N not reformed 10 due time. not only heshs
serious obstacles 60 matrimonial happiness, bot gives
IT pFoifaffed insid and devastating
Affections. Ios nf those who awe WaV this perpi-
cious practice aware Of the consequences, Untl
they hnd The stem shattered, Zee! stTunga
mind.
The unfortunate thus affected become feeble. is IN.
able labor with accustomed vignT, 10 apply his
mind 10 study his step 10 afJy and weak, he i dull
iuesou,e and engages - bis sport with loss energy
lnan 8suil.
II be emaucipate himself before the practice has
done is worst, aud enter matfuony, hi marriage h.
uafiuitfr, and his tells MIN that this b caused
By his early oliies. These foHs derateHs Whirh
shaa} auatta re dffeAtsH Of those SIMILARLY suafr-
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A shocking Blunder was recently made
by the allies Of Belzu in Bolivia. Iie had
offered $1,000 reward for Balliyian's head
The Indians mistaking the very es,imable
and popular Doctor Guerra for him, murder
ed the doctor and carried his head IN triumph
to Belzu, who could not do otherwise than
pay the prize, though be did il at the risk Of
a not.
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Extraordinary Sdgaciiy Of Bird. About
four weeks ago gentleman in Baltimore
purchased a canary from a friend, and took
il home after night fall, the cage being wrap
ped up in linen cover. BY some means,
soon after the canary made his escape, and
the owaer had given up all hope of his re-
covery, when he learned from his friend that
the bird had returned to, and was then at
the house of his former master.
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One Measure administrations One
idea men are a novelty. But a one meas
ure Administration is a new invention. Such,
however. Is the character of the present Adj
ministration More than year of Presi
dent Pierce's term has expired. Five
months Of the Session of Congress has been
consumed But so far nothing has been in
augurated save measure which seeks TO
violate Compromises" that brought the
Administration into existence If General
Pierce was fully pledged to any one thing
ifhis Election indicated any prnciple-it
was the Policy Of preserving the " Compacts"
and Compromises" which have, at event
ful periods, been supposed to avert the Dis
solution Of the Union. One of the c Com
promises" one without which il was
believed the Union was lost--was scarcely
a year old when the Administration, to use
its own language, exerls its whole power
and prostitutes all its patronage, to " repeal"
it When, before, did the Republic ever
witness the spectacle Of an Administration
making conyulsive struggle to proclaim
and prove its own periidy ?-.a'bany Jomnai.
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Among the members mentioned in the
Tribune as worthy of being remembered for
their fidelity in these trying times, do not
your State. or of Elder Sabn of Vermont,
both of whom have kept their seats firmly
through he whole of these protraeted sittngs,
eating only crust of bread and drinking a
cup of cold water, without any liquor in II. -
They are both men of principle, and shonld
come into remembrance when the faithful are
remembered in lsrcel.-CoTespoadeni o. The
Tribune.
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OUR CROCKERY ROOM

A.A.BUCK, General Agent for Vermont.
Windsor, March 10, 1883 22tf
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Stationery of all kinds.

Pegs, Pencils, luksiends, Isdius add School,
Travelling inksiHu Is, Quiils, sand, ; I'd nssss,
Waicfs-whitc, transparent cd red; Letter stamps,
ludvible lax, Eiasres. Sealing Wax,
Ladies Note aud Letter Paprf, ruled and unrulod,
Aiit and plan Envelopes 70 uhtch--somo extra
Pen kuives, Wafer boxes. Pott folos, Porn Aionies
Gard Casos, Cards OF all Kinds, Ni.ting and Game
Wedding CaIds aud Cake Boxes,
Bristol buafd--ali sizes and thicknesses
drawing fHper--ifom Cop 10 super Royal,
Bonnet Board Straw nonid BindcI's Junk Board,
Gilt Suffsccd aud hurblsd Paper
large lot of the best E.N Qasft Pint, 4oz. and
school Boules, Whiting hooks. States o. all ST.
~
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pREPAREp BY
NOTICE.

NlTHERE As nly medic ne knn,sn afas ISenusdy's
w Medical Discovcrx'' hes lccu counterfeit
ee aui sold bY unpine plea nersou, this .to al
dealers and agrnis, 90 guard against Purchasing tho
spurious ami worthless article aal 10 receive their
supple. from ug suhorizcd SCENTS, who ~ill Furnish
the medicine as low q car be- obtained tom me-
A. asout appointed DO e.ch State locai dealers
will Ord 20 great r1uvF cnce ~ they gci snail
quantty - time OF purchasing and save the lfeight
tom rY % Ire.
W. FkED O.. SMITH, Apaihreary ara Druggist,
Montpelier, w. is general gent far Nsfmoni
DONALD kENNEuN, Proprietor.
1..3m1 1919 Narrn ST. Rorhufy, MaFf.
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Caution 10 Ladies'.

Ladies' VIVA are enesAte, are requested to use them
with great caution, Tor by cong continued use misear
fiase l. opt 10 he produced.
Fer sale 10 every city 10 The United States. and can
be scni hy mail To any part OF the countty.
SMITH * PIERCE, ogeats Tor Montpelier
II. CAMP, stowe.
}. 81 EiNERT, Gen. Agent, SOS broadway, NY.
August lzi3. 45.iv
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"Respectabiliiy." Judge joar, Of Mas
sachuselts, in charge To the jury ia a ~
uor case where the counsel of the accused
urged his responsibility in mitigation of the
GRIM, said No person can be considered as
really respectable who violates the law"
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BOOK BINDERY,

Pamphlet., Magazines, sc, bound % any style de-
sifcd.
Customers sending their orders for Probate, Tovu
OF other Records, JoaTnuls, nockcts, hooks ruled
and beuad 10 anl pattern whatever, may rely upon
cuiTiue pefiect Satisfaction.
NJ. y. DAVIS, whose accuracy and workmanship ia
ihts branch Of su-iuess has boon iaYpranY tnnwn
Tor sossrai yeafs past, ~ll gsa ihis ncpamaut his
pafticulnr attention. = NJ " ALTON
10 tho store 80 long occupied By q. a. Maltaa & h.
4. Walton 4 sous.
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MARRIAGE.

Requifes tho ulhlmeni Of several conditions, in
der that 10 be really the Of maj uul happiness
Gould the VOL which ueveTs the origin OF domestic
wieiehedness be fased aud is tue source 10 every 10
stance disclu-od-iq how many could II be traced TO
physic 81 dsqushheauous Apply then whie It q yet
time, ia ordrr - have unstfuug and relaxed or
..n..-L..- r--- ~ -.l and L-.n--n .nn..
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AFFLICTED READ!!i
FNVAsGDS,

PHiLApEl rniA MEDIC HOUSE. Establish
and Onion 80 between Spruce nmi Pine, fhiladsl
uhiH Pa
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VERMONT STATE FAIR.
TO MANUFACTURERS AND MEcHANIus'


At the above Annual Exhibition, to be
holden at Brattleboro', on the l2ih, 18th and
l4th of September next at Manufacturers
and Mechanics Hall will be provided for
the exclusive exhibition Of Manufactured ar
ficles Of erery description, 10 ichich you are
cordially and earnestly inriiedt TO confrlbme.-
II is very desirable TO have all the industrial
interests of our State well represented on
this occasion. and that nothing may be want
inc on the part of Society to effect this, lib
eral arrangements will be made for, and
every facility afforded to all who assist in
ACCOMPLISHING this great end.
Please notify the Chairman Of the Com
mtee at Brandon, on or before the 10Th day
of August next, Of the amount OF space you
will require in the Hall, and forward as near
as nossible a correct list Of the articles in
tended to be sent; by so doing ample room
will be provided for the proper exhibition of
your goods.
By vote Of the Directors Of the Society,
the sum of Six HUNDRED DoLLARs has
been appropriated to the Committee on Me-
chanics to be by them awarded as premiums
in their Department, for such articles, and in
such amounts, as the Committee may deem
proper and Just.
II is important to have all goods, intended
for Exhibition, sent to Brattleboro' before The
first DAY of the FAIR.
A generous contribution Of our native
Minerals is solicited, for the proper exhibit
ton of which, suitable arrangements will be
made.
Very respectfully. Yours,
JOHN HOWE, in.
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PAPERS.

Letter, Commercial Note cor Business LetIets, as
ehaapa you cas- purchase it 10 Boston, ruled and
ruled.
Demi, Medium, Folio Post, Post Office, Book Corors,
blotting &c. sc.
500 H .nG n soi~ WRAPPING, all .i1os,
BLANK BOOKsS MEMoRANDuMs OF Oh Sind.
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PROCLAMATION
10 the People of Montpelier d
vicinity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
PULVERMACHEk,s


uNDRo-LLECrHlC NoLTAIC CHAINS used
u for The instant reiieJ and permanent cure of oil
Nerr0us Diseases, are for the fret time introduced ia
TO the State Of Vermont. lheseichans were hist in
toduccd 90 France TAO years since, and tom thence
have oNioHdediO GERMANY, Austria, Prussa. Enalsnd
und hut Que year has elapsed since they were nitro
duccd Into the United states They afo now n. ed in
the no, pitfalls Of London PARIS, Neuna Berlin also ia
every iospital IN New York They are secured and
patented five dforop kngdoms, also IN thu roun-
uy, aud are consiantY used with The most sstouisb-
log success BY both Physicians and Paoa in the re
lief and cure Of kheumatism, Painful and sweled
Joints, Neuralgia OF the face, Deafness, Bundnrss
Nervous he tdacho, Paiptaton of the Heart Contte
iion OF The Limbs Cardilgid, Indigestion General De-
biliiys Impotence. Uterine Pans and all diseases
which are produced from a diminished amount OF Ner-
vous Fluid Certificates Of the most beneficial effects
produced IN the above diseafes, have bee received
nom Professors Mott Van yutrn, Post Of New Yaik
city Doctors Goding. sird aud Porciiara, OF Londnn
also tom distinguished Medical Men ia most Of th,
ctie- of Europe, besides than one thousand from
patients no ihavo been cured by their use IN various
parts Of this couaty- It's established fact which
Physician dare, deny, that an Nervous Disco
Increased In severity, rather than benehted
by constant ADMINISTRATION Of Dfugs and the Common
sense OF thepcopla is being awakened 10 this truh
BY avoiding all drugs and patent Nostfums thousands
have been cured by The all pow criu agents of
pure air. proper EXERCISE Diet, bathing &c By the
use Of the Chains, nature greatly assisted 10 nor
efforts, and impulse s given the nervous energies of
The system, which restores 10 health without the pro-
cess OF swallowing the sickening, disgusting nostrums
that are thlown before tho public. pamPhlei con
tanning ceftihcaies ct cure descipto of the Chnius
aud the mode oiuse, mas be obtained free OF charge al
snITu6 pIPRgP Nt,.t,
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DWELLING-HOUsE for Sale.

FOR sale, the dwelling house, on Elm Street, fs-
csntly orcuuied By Aisei non :. Camp. The house
ha. shed lad bsrn attached aud "a located the
esnife Of business. fof further iaqulfe of
LYMAN G. CAMP.
hon,psliss, lane l, 1854 s5.Ss
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lilo who places himsei under DR.. kiNkELlN'S
Treatment may rriguusly couhde IA HE honor gen
uemau, aad fcY upon the assurance shat The secrets
Of Or. k's patients will never be disclosed.
Young man-let 90 false mndesty deter you from
making fou case known 40 one who from education
aud respectabiliiy, can certainly hciTeud you.
Too many think ihey viii conceal the IN their
own hearts. add cure themselves. Alas hos oiieo h.
tins iatal delrsion, and how many promising Young
man. Who might have been an ornane 10 society has
faded from tbs earth
Strctuies of the ufethra fapdly removed by the
application Of new thcfapeutcui agent, used cny ~
Dr. X. Heghafss and 6oHsiifHfieHai detiify promptly
cured, and fsii riFor restored.
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- coin 7IA Ell. NEW YORK.
~ Fulton street, Entrance a Gnld trcetl Nov York.
L.. & 20. hlto Tecentlv published. and
have nov tor sale, the lnUcf's Guide, hs Henri,
stephens of ednhnfgh und Prot Norton of Naie Col
lego. Now Haven, compile in vois. royal nctatn.
foutiuue 1000 plgrs, ~ steel tnf go wood cuerty
inss. Price. IA muslin binding So 10 paper covers,
ipf tho ninil. aa.
tstrhswort IS aofihc Old Book OF she Farm s.
at,ly resHsifgioa and thfoyo upon ihc market. ~
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PAINTS, OILS, &C.

DuRE dry add ground White lead and q nc, White
L'he Ia NarnI.h, foreece White, Pre- Proof Paint,
y. A. aud Pfus. Blue, Chf0no and French YulluW,
hnrlsh, chinese and American Nermillion. Chrome
snd Pans Green, Boiled aud Raw Oh, Tufpeutine and
Ns,9i.h, aud usey other aruelss 10 this line which
vii be sold yefy low Tor cash by
MAJ I, 1854 ~ SCOTIA FIELD.
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nlc0ifincs.
A CURE FOR ALLIE!
Holloway's Ointment.

Citizens If ne Union,--
You have done me The honoi ne with one voice
from end of the Union to iho other to stamp the
character Of IN, Ointment with your appreciation. II
IL scarcely tSo years since made u known among you,
and already, it has obtained more celebrity than any
other Medicine 10 so short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
%, Corner Of .san and Nas.ao St,sst.. Se.o Yort.
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READ HIs own womDs.


To Professor uoLLowArs
Sir.--lt Is notmy wish 10 become Notorious, nei-
thor Is this letter wfuen for the sake OF wutug,
but 10 sHf, that your Ointment cured OF one OF
The most dreadful cuneous di-ca~os TINT hcsh heir
to- aud which considered 10y ull who knew me, TO
be entirely io'ond thr teach Of medicine. F0 nine
yeas was afflicted with one Of the painful md
troublesome legs that evei iru 40 The lot
aud ufirf irving cyev medicine bad ever heufd OF
resigned in despair all hone OF being cured but
utiieud brought ne Htouple Of iatge pots Of your
Ointment, which caused The my lrgsto heat,
and entirely fegained ny health 70 my agreeable
ptfss and delight, aud to Tho aston ishmeut Of my
friends. fSigutHl W. ]. LANGLEY.
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BoNNETs! BoNNETs!!

"a y receive BOZ NETS every wook hom the muu-
~ uiHcturefs Of wholesale, 90 city prices-smali
profit, al futsil--uONNEf Ribbons from Auctions
cheap. "a LYMAN 4 KING
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at Last (!
A Mystery Explained.
Revolution IS ccrilinl Victory is ours


y EW THEORY OF DISEASE y weakening the
inqniry tho minds Of 900 who read M ll"~ % 30
that .8asriGaHs been long nd slavishly inn
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

Mrs. owlsndir New England House keeper consde
ed the best published.
Coles Diseases Of Domestic Aaima., without donbt
lac has yNfu Httsk
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ln nll the ptin-ip tltc. and Towns. these wuiks
will hg delivered th oush hscuis, FREE or POST
NGE
When sont hy mail, fho Postage 10 lnv ran NJ ih,
uaitof Siaies will hr TWENTY FIVE ENrSn yerf
%. kwood and hutr I'd We CENisa yen fof
90 of the aiote NevIfaf
a J Rsmiiluces and ,muiunication. should be ad
d ussod, posi- paid, 10 The lu.iishors,
I.nLLN MN snnI-r A 90
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COUNTRY INVALIDs.

HaA Raiss jor ne PromulgafioH IF LIFE, just JTs@tk
Press.
letter with remittance OF rs cents, or The thts
inpcst stamp, addressed to--Dr. KlNkELiN, fAiis
delphia, Pa viii secure copy Of either oi the ao't,
books by return OF mail ~ copies will he NJ ne
OF postage for 81. booksellers. CanVassers, lrasen
ing Agents, &C., supplied Wholesale at the publishers
prices, which admit Of large profit
9y fH letters must be postpaid 7s.lyr