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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
tate and the
travelling public
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Poly technc College OF the state Of Pennsyivanin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
His College, organized the plan Of the Industrial Colleges
continental Europe afford thorough
education students intended for
ENGINEERING MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
To M. Lokn Goyro,p. Sir !.

VOU win take notice that On the 10th dav Of
j April A. ID. 1854, thsse was filed i, the
o0oe q The Clerk Of the District Court in and
for Cedar cosnty and 6aatc Of Iswa the petition.
Of Wells Spicer. claiming OF yos the sum Of one
dollar and tvssey-sine cents, = money dae far
taxes interest and costs paid by said petitioner
sPoa lot No. seven 81 in block No. eleven mi
IN the town Of rirsSa IN said eCsnty, said taxes
intercse sod Costs bsiag he delinquency upon
said lot for the year A. d. lisa. and that notice
hes bssa issssA 80 ss1neoea asaAorsed by the
sheriff .deieaAeSts cot fonAd Y and at the Nav
term Of ssid csssx v6s SSus5ss6e1 with an or,Ir,
for pabiicasioa. SID petitioner farther seeks to,
Soreelose your eaaily "a redenption and The
right u yourself asd III other peryons whonso-
ever - redeem Sid lot u accordance with the
statutes in such case made and provided, and 10
have the deea gives hin BY The treasurer Of said
county II the naas 81 ~ state Of Iowa, confirm
ed sad made absoiute By . decree Of the court,
and unless yoa Appssr % ~ before the 25th day OF
sept ASA, and make defense to said claim, de.
fault win ~ entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon, and the prayer Of said petit
tioner granted s.ask =. k.cArTELI.
sTaaI ess-4w-seJ Cis,k n D'strset Court
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

We heretofore announced thai this ball
bad become law. This is, however, an
error. Congress has adjourned. and the
bill. 10 consequence Of which, is defeated.
The original Homestead bill passed the
Hcass by 4 good snalarny, wen; to the
the Senate. where the siaEery-loving pro-
cllviiies we're strong enough 10 adopt, In
its stead, a Virginia substitute, which xss
returned to the house Ia; before ], euuld
be ac.ed On Congress adjourned. And
% The people have again been cheated
out OF their iarorli. measure, aIiaoagh
any measure Favorable % the South, and
no matter hos obaoxioas and Illuminating
to the North, can Be passed ~libou. diff
eal,y. The people hare. however, los,
nothing IN siss def.a, Of this Virginia
Substitute as IL Was = measure solely
ior the benefit of the landed sr.s.oc-ary,
and framed TO sahserve and increase land
urcnopo,les. II is well j. vas defeated
Is i, passed The senate. Land EDpnopo-
lies are the stability OF uaoasrchies, ard
to be feared BY republics. TINS Virgin
ia Substitute vas Of little b--nef, to the
pooT man, ba, Was intended TO llcrezs sc
The pg~es and opportunities o. wealthy
spectators
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
l0MaGlssIONER'S SALE.
OII. RIG. NATlEE Is haraLr o.


= that by virtue of IN order made by the Dis
trict Court IN and for the county VI cedar an
State Of iowa xt the May y rm 4. n. 1854. Their
viii ~ exposed 70 pubic saie on Saturday the
twenty sixth OF August next NJ the Court House
door in the town of Upton, in the said county
between the AoaSs Of y clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock
r. - OF said dAs, the following described prop
cyty. 70 wit: Being part OF the north west frae
NOnAl quarter or section number three 81 IN
township Ne. seventy fAnes t19l north Of range
No. three Cl W 81 the sih Il. N. and described by
metes and bounds ~ follows: com mencing at the
meridian post o. the division line between frae-
west feaetlenal qsaFees II said section No. three
l3l &orsaaid. and running thence north twents.
oss deg. thirty N uesl forty perches to . post
thence running west twenty one deg. thirty m
south twenty Perches 10 post thence running
south twenty-eno deg. thirty =. east, seventy
~ niney@ix-one nunareoth percnes 70 . post,
thence running cost twcnty-one deg. Thirty d.
north twenty-one and ffty-two one-hundreth
perches 10 . DosA thence ruaning north twenty
one deg. thirty m rest thirty and ninety sixth
one hundredth perches 70 post thence runnin (
east iWcnty -onc deg. and 30 m north tweniy one
dfty-ewosons huadrsdah psrches 70 post thence
running n twenty one deg thirty m. west thirty
ninty -see hundred perches to the place Of be-
and atx psscAeA together with certain steam
saN mill and other appsr sitaated thereon
a. CONDITIONS OF sALg-
One-fourth Of the purchase money TO be paid
on the day 0f sale, the balance in tWo annual
paymentsfto - secured by mortgages, drawing
inssfsse u he rate Of ten per cent per amman.
II. G. PIATT,
Master in ChanceTy.
Tiptoa- July l. 1854. n34-lw-fsst7 50
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
Legal Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, .
crnan couRrv (ee

To Waliaw Walker, George J. Wal1.
er and Daaid w. Walker You are
hereby notifed, that on the twenty fourth day of
October A. ID. 1883, there was fled tn the Office
Of shs Clerk Of the District Court within and
for the county Of Cedar and State Of Iowa the
petition u Gay TtAet, Alsi ming ef you the sum
a. tArce hundred aAA seventy dollars as due
him BY reason Of sisdge me Mt In his favor, enter
cd up again4 you ID the Cca r. 9! Common Pleas
Of the county % Bradford and ksxse Of Pennsyl.
vanis tdoekstsd - Of the NAY term A. d. 1853 OF
said court, Of two hundred and thirth-eight dol.
lara and forty cents, with interest and costs;
and that writ 81 sitsehmens has been issued
thereon and the following real estate situated ia
the couAty OF Cedar Aforesaid, atsachc 10 satis
fy said claim, to wit: The northeast quarter OF
the north east quarter. and the south haif OF the
north east q1af1ef os ectien thirty-tWo 1927 and
the south half Of the northeast quarter and tho
northeast quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section thirty four (3Q ill township eighty
two ls2) north Of range one ID west OF the hfth
principle mcaidian. And that notice in said
cause having been issued and returned not found
At the May term OF said Cedar county District
Court IN order OF pnhicati WAS made, and
said couse continued. Now, therefore, unless
You appear and answer thereto on or before the
first dAy OF the next term Of said court 10 Wit:
the tseRty -dfthiay OF September A. u. 1874, de-
fanh win be taken rnI Iud gment rendered ae ainst
,ou as claimed by said petition.
July Is 1854. Nv s.M.-GATTEIJs 1leak.
VIZ u fuSHILI, Ansyf 0e PiyH
n;4 Fees IS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
II nal Notice.
H7E OF IOWA,
49pkn couNrv s..

n ssles 28Out-You .r. b.,.,..
sota Nat = 4 1ay Of octob.r e.e1y
ISL ess vas 0a1 IT, oiIce Of n. a. -. =.
q Dis6ie4 cow (ithin aud for ,hs s ,. ssslk
q - 90 800 Iowa, the uet,t;on
Flavh Hn9, claiming e you the sum ~ o.
hundred ana sixtesa deIiafs, due her on nro vne
ieery noAe, executed by you to her for tbs . gun,
81 ooe handred and three dollars, payah,s san
years a1ies data, with elk per cent inerest fr mo
date, Sod daied Upton, March sth' A. d is sn
- 0me1WyseNaao u11DumR waa ssnad ,a Aooi'
deblpf . yea, ana that notice ID ssM cane -, Is
iWoed and returned not found 1t he Ia,t Ms NJ.
Ter0 u said court, and an order # pub,is.,,a.y
was Dade and the cause continued. Now nn
- yon 4AppeaS I'D apsNer. uplead or dsma.
tesrSto, On o. befere The II dsy q the nv.
Tern Of said court 10 wit. The 95ih day o, Ss.
tembcr ns1t, , 1efan1t ~ re taken ts.rsip
and jsdgesDsat viii - ftnAsfsd agIinst vnn nm :,
claimed By gid petition, and further thai s,;a
plainti6 vim move q the next Term a ,,,a
ecsrt FOR dDeae 1gsinst SAID Charles SWEET, VET
hand - DyaAog toin, sd akat whatsysr; !.
asds avaih61s - - Judgement 50 ob,ain.d
against sai10u1laud viii be an ,lied ,ox.rd.
~ satislaelion Il d Judgement therein oh,,;n'
sdagainst yoa. JOHN w. CATTELI,
ClGRx Dss'T COURT.
John Huber, atty far petitioner.
August lSth, A. D. lsb4. sn ssrsa
#s ~ x8s@.s.# gax n2S.4w s.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
OH Aabrrtisa.
WELLS s11CEn, Editsr.
SATURDAY, AUG. @, 1854.


We are pleased to state tha, our re-
marks in cur las, Issue. IN regard to NJ,
Farnham's failure, were erroneous We
took oar information from the Chscagc
Democrat, which merely stated thai Mr.
Farnham. The Railroad King. had faaied
for g 900 900 Henry Farnhan. ..
the Davenport road. has been syled The
Railroad King" and re were nj aware
tina, there were ;So such .Kings," q tim!
there were two Railroad Kingdoms. add
were led TO conclude u was Henry Farm
ham by the name, IS ~e Did NOT suppose
If there were I've such nosarcAs tina, hrxa
their names should he Fsrnhazn- BIZ.
we are pleased 70 learn TIN, Henry Farm
ham still holds the sorrer OF The western
Kingdom. ~
Our Information TIA, the work bad
been suspended came ,hroagh sereral In
diridaais liring in the vicinity Of the road,
bu: since hen oar article has been an
swered, and we are informed that she
work in places is sill progressing. and
tina, j; is only some few small CONTRACTORS
on the road who hare temporarily laid BY
their work. The news we reoeired spread
else where. as we perceived j; reached
Musoa,ine, and has been cou.sadicted by
ne "a pers-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

The M Poz4AeE LAw.-Tae fol.
hwlag are the leading provisions Of the
new Pos.age bill when Aas passed tie
House.
Letters 81 Parcels weighing OF. Oh
uAaef caI.ed less than 5000 miles In lie
United STATES, . cents.
Dtao canlea ao1c thar 1000 miles
i0e.
Ditto carried wholly or in pert By sea
5000 miles, DC.
Ditto over 1000 miles, l0c.
The ocean rates Dot to interfere with
postal arrangements with foreign coun.
tiles.
Postage 10 be prepaid upon all letters
exceF. such as come from foreign couD.
tries.
After January ist, 1855, such prepay.
men, 10 be made IN stamps in all cases
Dropped and advertised letters. cen
each.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

vocation of women in France
A correspondents OF the Tines states
dat the books Of mne -tepths OF The re-
tail shops in PARIS is kept by women.
He does NO, remember 4 cafe o. estate
menf, in she city, the counter 4 which
% NOT presided BY woman. The bon
Offices si Ill theatres are tended by wo-
men-ncs only these d the evening, but
those open during the day for reserved
PAGES. The box openers and the andi-
dince-seaieYs are women. aud net only
do wonea act a. sellers in such essab-
lrshmcnts as are naturally 6rsed foz them,
la, sren In groceries, hardware stores,
woodyards, irui, stores, hunheries, &c
In all these places the book keeper is a
woman, fenced in and separated from the
rest by frame work Of glass The
tickle, sellers al the rail road stations are
principally women. Women even guard
the slaiions and some OF the less fire.
qaen,ed crossings. Women cry the rate
OF exchange every evening after Bouss
hours; and more newspapers are sold BY
women than by men Inerer saw a
newsbcy in France In the proprietor S
lodges Il the CITY there are As many POI
teresses Is porters; and landlord would
prefer to take for this service q woman
withou. husband than man without a
wife. In small houses where one person
oaiy is a requisite, thar one person Is a
woman. Omnibus conductors subsni; their
way bills a, the transfer Offices, to women
for their Inspection aud ratification.
Women look YOU Tor sea, in diligence.
Women dvnkeys for aids Il Morenoe,
and saddle them too. Women undertake
the moving Of furniture, agree with you
As 10 prices and you find them quite as
reasonable as nen- There are ether ca
paci.ies IN which women are employed I'D
NEAslN NSAfI EEFrE
by women a, home bridge Of street
sweepers contain an equal nxs.ber OF
males and females. There are female
ckifoniers and old clio women. A com
plete establishment OF frui, or vegesa-
bic pedlar consi As OF a small carl, man
20 shea, and sill aud a woman and cog
harnessed INTO straps TO drag, In the
country women labor in the fields, and
thresh and winnox IN the barns. Amer
ican women were not born for such o.
cupations as ,heSe but there are many
-empicyrnenss Sc. ncncpol'zed by men
to which their labor nigh, be usefuliy
and conveniently diverted.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
nAbolitiocisn''

frleaa asG eHIzeD Ct Iowa, writing tra-
Washington .s3e- date Ct Aay. ssh az.
" We are al 20 fir ,e~ e exp.eetasssa 10 hsa
fro- Iowa The reszls q ths eleesioa e locke.
for 1f.h dsahas the usasi Interest owing b. h
fact that Iowa is the osiy EavtAeva STATE ~.:scI
hoads her sa@cfaon IL Aagast. and hence Ia
been Ess9e " tas bsrti. g-oaa1-' o. the part a
he Anti seh-4sksIt@s o. AsolIsiorssss W.
! however, hare deeper interests thar rs@itirs
issues II stsSs- TIE eAee tlea e ssag J=yss
] ixsafe ard 'he consequent .s-fez. IT Cen. Do3-s
woaAa he Sat calamity laflag assae q. pei
Atae&l z-issuTtaFsss
The above We Clip from The .Hsa,ra
Erpress o. Davadae, winch paper doe,
and has, through tie late canvas. e.r3ors.
sed the sen,ilea, Of ,he zrItsr, by clas-
sing Anti Nebraska" and A ABORTION
lsr2," as synononous terms. We'll, wei
the news viii DO: be rery refreshing 70
their ears, when they learn tina, The stal
Of the Norta-wes,, which has been orer.
loaded with lulson praise by papers In
the extreme South, for il. procliris,e. -
slavery, has at last been redeemed by
.f5o!uioaists. AbolEioaists indeed -
quite complimentary to The people OF this
State. This election has been Justly
styled ths trlampa Of the people Bat TIE
ErYress would eoB~ers i, into a triumph
Of AbolItion.sn, Wei, the indiscrini.
nate use Of the term, b. applying II 70
all who oppose the slavey-spreadin. fea.
ture Of the Nebraska bill, vii soon rem
der II q4ite popular The faG has DOW
been indispu.ably established, tha, the
great mass Of the people are opposed to
the repeal u The Missouri Comwo.nise
and TIA. 10 parry drill or discipline caa
Keep them IN the traces % support such an
inquiry = they hare shown taeu hand
and expressed their sentiments, AMI il IS
useless 10 struggle against it, Ba, some
may wssh % know how to conduct ,hern-
selves 50 as 20 be considered consls.en.
democrats and AVOID the reproach Of IN
aooiItaoaist' We can only answer By
referring 70 Gen Dodge, VINO Is free
from biemish, and .ho has been crown
sd with eulogirs-no, from Free States,
but from organs IN the extreme South,
where his course meets with approba-
lion.
TIE following We clip from The Iowa
SAFE Gazstte, the known organ or Gen.
Dodge, and is the heading Of an alticis
IN thai paper, taken from The N. o. 7rV
Data:
"Aore than once xe have had oce s.ion 10 re-
fer In terms Of YARN PTxire. 10 the aohle de le-
cation from Iowa in both branches il coagres.
IN connection with southern rghta-
Thus II viii be seen tina, the test in
this matter Is, to 50 depau as TO win the
praise Of slave holding interests, when
acting in connection with southern rights.
Yes, to be true to southern rights, is the
test, and il you fail to do your duty in
this, the storm will come down upon you,
and "Abolitionist" viii be your name.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

~ A gentleman riding few da y,
since between Honeoye and Rush, on
the Canandaigua and Niagara Fall.
Railroad, saw . COW running with al
speed to keep ahead Of the train. The
animal persisted in keeping the track,
notwithstanding the rapid rate at which
the train gained upon her. The train
was travelling at lightning speed, and
very soon struck the COW. The long
nose Of the catcher" struck under the
beast as she was making one Of her
highest bounds. when she was thrown to
the height Of thirty feet in The air, and
again struck upon the track Just ~ the
last car shot from under her. The train
consisted Of the locomotive and tender,
. baggage and two passenger cars, and
did not pass over the cow, which Tell dead
on the track from the violence Of her last
somerset.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

Did i ever tell you ho~ near | came
20 losing myieIection as senatorr
No, heliere not
We'll, il was altogether owing to Wa.
seren's not having safTc,en, supply Of
liquor on hand. You see the main
strength Of our party hes in tie uppe,
end Of The country specially among the
inha bitants Of the Swamp, as j, IS called
So you see, about two days before The
election, | sends Sam up among ,ht
Swampers with fire gallons OF the rea
Observation-Disclosures stuff K mock a
horse dovn-,ae las, Wcteresn had On
hand. About four hours, back eoms
Sam, horse IN preparation, himself lr
irighi, and everything indicating IT
utnoward safe OF affairs.
What's the mater, Sam 2 sad |.
'Matierf said he, matter enough
you have outraged the feelings OF the
viItuous Swampers; they swear ina, eas
nsca oho experts to 20 TO ths Seaass for
three years, and can't afford tea gallon,
Of siiskey. Is 100 m<an for The post
they sronf pefe far a,m!'
Matters looked squally enough On
ly one other ssofekeeper within daY 5
rsde, and he wing. OF course he
woclda'. sell aay liquor TO me 50 hear
he election
What did you do
Called council Of war Immediately
Lawyer Ross and several more Ross
proposed letter Of apology 10 the dis
affected Rejected-wcaldn', Do wi.bou;
the whlskey. Gale Albright was the
teller TO help us cut, always fall u e1-
p-dients. He proposed 10 water the liq-
uor up to The right quality. We did 50 !;
but On trying il found j, much TOO weak
for our friends. Such stuff would not
60 down with them. Gale asked If he
had any other spirits handed MIN abou,
a gallon Of gin, in 1t went tasted j, !;
not strong enough. Fcuud about quart
OF rum poured j; in. Sam vied it
Too weak, said he. We were at our
wits eud. Red pepper said Gale
Il was brought. IN went a pound he
stirred II Up. CAPITAL said he. We
Tried 1t and nearly b!Isiered our ;hroass ),
II would nave killed rats. Sam took ii
Up the Eek. day, explaining that II vas
al owing 10 tie scarcity Of liquor in the
nelgh6grheod- thai fresh supply Of the
best odd Moagahela' had been Obtain
I'd, and invited a trial o. is merits
shey were molilfed--pronounced it he
falu SUI and became senator b.
majority OF 200 Votes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
Custsny Al he Iananese.

Tim japanese are fosd Of eggs; they
boil them hard and eat them ii the dss.
sert like fruit, frequently with oranges.-
Sometimes they boil them in soup with
vegetables. For people Of distinction
fowls are kept in rooms, where they Inv
their eggs, and are fed on rice. The
great people would not eat the eSas d
fowls that run about u their will, and piek
up what they can tind. Many alao keep
swans. gcesc and turkeys, but merely for
pleasure Is we do peacocks, which they
also have. The gall Of the bear is made
BY them into solid mass. ami used q
strengthening medicine for weakness
OF the stomach and other disorders. |,
j. highly valued by the japanese Tor il
medicinal virtues, and paid for At high
price.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

During the dreadful hurricane Of the
Path Of July which visited the northern
part Of Illinois, and the southern par, OF
Wisconsin, unroo6ng many houses and
demolishing others, Plymouth, town ia
Rock county, Wisconsin, suiierd severely.
The Norwegian printing esta biishment at
lnmanssille was very much injured
The loss Is estimated a. 50 500.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
ESTRAY HORSESl

~ TAKEN UP by Joseph B. Dudley, at
y>his residencs in Springdale Township,
AkACedar county Iowa on the 7th day Of
Jann. issA too estrsy horsss; ore white up
posed - b. nine yeass old, cut on each adc Of
the nose for the big head, wart ON the right
arm near the body, about Is hands high, spprais.
ed - ~. nAA cher. -, u ght or more wears
osd, aarrow bloae In the forehead, right hind
foot white up ~ the pasture joint Apout l5i
Mazda high, asd apPrsiasd 70 500 before John
h. Hut Esq. Nv. CArTELL
County Clerk
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
THE RAIL ROAD TAX

Public notice 10 hereby given to all persons
Who have not paid their Rail Road tax for 1852.
that u III nne y not paid on a before the 18th
day Of Augass the uadepsigned treasurer OF &C.
das county will proceed - collect the same BY
process Of law.
J. G. Belts Treasurer cedar county.
~ All persons who have not paid for lands
parchased n tau sale will please come forward
and pay NJ. 81 - -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

The Philadelphia papers eoatain accounts Of
The arrest Of fashionable drntist named Ste
phen r. Beale, charged with having violated
the person Of young lady, 10 years Of age, to
whom he had administered chlsroform for the
purpose OF rendering her insenssble to pain du-
ring the performance Of an operation on her
teeth. H. was hell il 5000 hail 70 answer
\ cart
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
p0hllc oa1o 81 Land.


.f(D1Vs Ussf - tue uIkutbt bIuueT, -
three hundred and fifty acres Of land on the
twenty .hnn DAY u 60YtsDhsr ssxA at the Court
HOUSE IN TipAeA The sams will BE- sold in Lots
OF % .crss e.ch Of farming land. with 10 acres
81 timber. Tbs farming land II Of good quality,
consisting Of barrens or burr oak openings with
some prairts;s che timber IL among The best in
sac country 40 onsy Sns nils from the farming
land AlaA. two eighty acre leAs Of good timber
land and hrming land. TERMS-One-th third in
hand and the balance IN one and two years with
interest annually - ten per cent Indulgence
whl = sven on the frrt payment to such - can
aivc assurance y will be paid In reasonable
timc. farther particulars a. 70 terms will be
name knowa IN the day OF sale. The lands are
ssssased tArse and = half and -four miles ftom
IiRe0A Any person Wishing 10 see ths lands
before purchasing can he accommodated BY cal,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

~A l4tsle work entitled Tower
Elements Of Grammar found lis way
10 our table - curiosity prozped Us ID
give II a careful examination. Saace The
time the grammar was frs pa, mo oar
hands ii school up 70 The present, there
nerer Was study for which we had such
a dislike Is grammar. The reason ior j,
is paaia-,na, arriving a, suticien. age,
or adrancealent,z ne were pa. into book,
srhstraT-, Il. IS Mssaus, and IN which the
only way . pass good recitation, was to
co1azni, The whsle lesson to heart nc
matter how soon forgos:cn. This hule
book is On dIssrens pan j, Is 50 adsp-
ted Is 10 incuicsse in the young mind
principles Of grammar which time canno:
erase. It's lessons are easy and plain,
and jas ssoh work as We woaid recon-
mend to erery pupil entering upon this
dlEicul, study.
The North Amerlcaa Review speaks
Of THIS work as follows:
"orn Schools sa5sr Do lEaP~sss.n 20 grey
CTS. IS IN tss esanbroas gran 1zslcal text books
In common u.s. Tier sr~rs 10 ea-taIy par
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