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!Nr NIG!-r ,NIr PtLNo~,RY R,rS>W has ...-
come III" n5'>f ""''r medicine put forth for
The cure If t,u,is Ckis oad f;mSn,uniion That il
j. worthy Of IL higl reputation is made sufficiently
evident by the in'nt'nsiy"i it, annual sales. Mr-~r~
Reed. Cutler & Go. above qnackcrv .ic,"n.iirp
alone tilrn The INF, virtues at their medicinal
preparations for their d>p">al. llumhUr il p,en-
i'n that II gives real l.a>irc :" "cr Mis- tiff
li., and .roH,orS trhu'c II orr recommendation to
a medicine We know to l." Of T., :! merit BIrliric
l"n tNt.l Sentinel
For sale by J.'C. BIxcH,M ana II. T. Hoyr st
lob
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United States and Foreign Patel:t
AGENCY,

ELHANAN W. SCOTT,
Craftsman, Practical and Theoretical N.rban,.
tor iourteru wears.
iI''t' Et> PATENTS III TINS. and all Foreign Coun-
tries where Patent Laws exist.
BITTERNESS. The und,r-1 rucd hay. for several
years been acquainted wtE Mr. +. W. S.urr. and
>fa'" with pleasure. that he is Il gentleman Of I'M
qur>t'"na'l" integrity. AID knowledge in the bust
ness in which he is engaged
SIwALL g. Mack. Navor Of Lowell.
L. ". BEARD. Attorney at Law, and Asst Treas.
s.. i;,rton.
u. Il. SMITH. Manufacturers Of Machinery Lowell.
ELISHA HUNTINGTON. TX It. GOV Ms Lowell
p.S. RHnAEp>"H. ATTY at Law e. Co. Comm'r.
a. u. EEowN. At v at Law. and Director of the
"amc~it Bank .osv,
TAI TERMS for Castings. and MODELS for Ma
chimes promptly manufactured f. w. SCOTT.
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T HI E CAL E OMAN.

IOwA.-Returns from twenty-six counties
show majority of 1882 for the Republican
State ticket. At 'he last election the same
counties gave Republican majority Of only
1919. The Administration party was san
guine of recovering Iowa at this election,
and had made preparations to celebrate their
success by public dinner to Senator Dodge.
e9rA member Of Parliament testified be-
fore Roebucks Committee, that he found
only two persons, in some weeks stay at the
Crimea, who seemed possessed Of common
sense. and those we're Miss Nightingale and
Omar Pasha.
HWm. T. Dove, Of Washington, d. c..
obtained a verdict of $4,000 against ]. IL.
McBlair. for having called him negro.
"a There is a great excitement among the
Catholics OF Mid'lletown, Ct, on account Of
removal by the Bishop Of their pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Brady. for his participation in the fun"r
al of his uncle, Father Brady, of Hartford.
ET The City Marshal of Portland search
ed the premises Of liqnor-seller named
Noonan, on Tuesday, and found under the
staircase a lead pipe, leading into task Of
cherry brandy enclosed in the finishing work
Of the house. Before the cask could I've 90:
at, the liquor had nearly all been pumped
ont by outsiders. through another pipe
Noonan surerinten'led proceedings, with a
butchcrknife in his hand.
ETt is stated that Gov Recder, of Kan
sas. has determined. if his course r1cpts with
the approval of the authorities at Washing
ton. to whom he has referred for advice. TO
order another election for members Of the
territorial Legislature, to fill the vacancies
where commissions have not been granted
said election to he conducted with proper
safeguards against another incursion like that
which vi,iatcJ the previous election.
W""I.-A. New York, market quiet, bnt
prices well sustained. Fleece scarce. espcc-
tally highest grades, and rather better prices
realized
BRIGHTON MARKET-Apri 90.
AZ market -" beef cattle. 80 Stores 10 pairs
W"rklnS oxen, III cows ANA calves, 1900 sheep and
lambs.
fni'ES.-Rrcf Cat,e-Extra. 50. LIST quality 6:
% qualify =: Sd do :: or,!inarv.fl
Hides. '!aG; tallow, s,a": pcits Slal. ca'fskns,
lie pen IT,.
Yea, cliye-.-SI So.
W"rnjug ON"n-->>i 90 l"0a105
Cows rui Calyc>,-Sl3. 81. D. 81, rs Is. 81 81,
l"a5.
~'r and Lamb>-Ex:ra. ST, 7alo: by lot, So.
;. ~.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. April Is =
AZ marker 292 cattle. alou! go beeve>. ~ stores
consisting Of working and calves. L. and
wears old.
FEUI>-M Market - Extra, 81. 50aI0: 1T quality
.: ~ quality, >4a"s Sd quality, casi ;ordirary, 'a7.
prr 700 l!,~.
Hid. = la6; Tal"w. g ,a"! pelt>. LASH. Calf
Skins. "r.l"tl"r ID: Veal calves. 8. s,asc. GAS
AT nr'rhc;. l;arrcilng Catte-S>aS} per cwt.
St"rc>-Wor klngUXen-Sl2j, 1870. 40 $50. 100
I1:a22j.
Cows anl'ravt>-S % 2> 3031 Sa64
learIn->-> ivy" wears old, 5 ~, 20 90 Three
wears Obs "A. l.ai> 10 O.
Sheep AMI I.nmI'>- LAS N malke.: extra. $ o
ln:tI. hV lot 50 ~. >; 4a4 -
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GOOD.UAN n EALUUINS
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
MEL0DE0NS.

k>OK sweetness power and compass Of tone for
elegance, durability. ard perfection Of Rnish
ire NOT surpassed l'v ANY others manufactured !"
he United States, as attestsd bv leatinc MUSICIANS
" Tie day. For sale by u e. BINGHAM
s.. JoE.'.bUrv. Arr, ~. lss5 e2S:;
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New Spring
GOODS.
'u>ilE Subscribers. havil. ;,i>. rr..i,.! from To,
q t"ii with large :,.'t - >,.,,.,ct -.tol IL
DIR (sOfll)S.

""n respectfully nv I..ii,.- a.nl ,;r,-Ie,,,..u T..
.a an' examine them fe:c ;'irc h>i., .ri-r
ih-v have ;aArn t-rc. l,ili> IN selecting fi,..r
stock. a''i Zee conf ic TIA, ihc .n.- III mo-.
The eNi"c'at'"ii> - ih.'rr,,>lc-- 10Th ~ ,tai.:,
'ld i'rlcc- Al" COL :.,r, 81 hand.
Pas',T, Ei"nr. .\aI>. f;.} E.,s. Sail, and mi,
t'f.,is 81 Parts and U,... t..,..i .,,R E,u--
nature Inhs>". Pad. Ln,,l. Az. 81
y. I. itthA ca.
Fa>>u'np>ic. Arri. L.. -. ..,,.,
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PATENT

'''''t tnicr Wears ever ten rh"l!>.ni I'll li->e
iF"ii> nav" hcrn >''i. and The san, l. .iu .,,;u.e
on. ~" ilri l. c>tal'li>ii.. !,,mt ,o,,r,.yr, :,
h'>' " n" iavc had them in CONSTANT H.. ,,r MFR
.t'f. that fr '''r'rrt. "n.. and s-r,a,
t'"T thcv i'a'" n" equal. mi are eli ,icIy W..
"' me Pa'rliaC" al every i"ri>chc,l..r ,,i,o ,-
worth ct c''al, :,w ',:r,, y..... c..,'> t,,, ~
>Io'rih winter : ampl" f',c ir, DAYS ir..,,,r
me. az. readily AMI u'ii"r,niv hearted. w;,i,-,l
worn J. nli'ir ea-lcr. md per,.am, Quicker l.,yu
hlir ''>s upon :h- family ,, Tl,,y ,s,, ,.u.,I
Independently "i Sieve. whi" The mo-. ,.j 81,
'''".'"'"ds place indoors ur ON III, >,,r> ,r ,i,u,
can always tee selected. :,V"j.lir. f!it. ,~.,,,,,r
aid N'i'I"'i'hiir>> {" Il hot r,ln. ,uii,' .i,.,nr,
ct if'>. ANA "'r> hnp Ens',,..: Us. a., ,,,vi To.
"'>. w"'-g ir"m l. :" l. POUNDS n,l ji,c ,.ri,,
irEn'l'r. very convenient anl rt..uu,;li...'
A:rnI> w:'it" I" supply ever, ..u,, "a, u S..,,.
"' AaIn'. New Hampshire. and Vermont. vl.y.
me >uh>rrI'"r : proprietor al liz. Ia;r,,t III,
ANY infringement ritl:rr IN ,...nui,,.t.,, m -
Nv uii'''t''r:>c; :'Sr> III thu ;i,ov" STATES MI e
legally :lu:i."i.
ltIe>t lr"n> al" l'av-,~l in hu.c> %; t,n ,.a.,.
lrice. S2"" Liberal .i>c,d.t 10 louis. i.,-,
cash "r'.si> addressed tn :. i. NLIr.S, I..i,,.
Jury T." III receive promo: ai'rIr:ir"
~ '"''i >hurv. March. l>:,:,. .is.r
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STATE OF VERMONT
Essex District, "a.
:" ,a,i, ,o'a'" c"urf holden at Lnnenburg, on the
2sthdav of April. 4. ~ 300
IVnN ". HARTSHORN. administrator of the
estate OF Ezra Larson late Of Lunenburp in
sam district. deceased. makes application to said
court i"r license I" sell all Of the real ystate q, 81
deceased. representing that the sale thereof is ncc
eS>"t Tor Tie payment Of the debts of said eceas-
ed: "nere'iI"n il Is ordered bv said court that
H lsu aPf'na'"i come under consideration and be
heard ON The 22d day Of May. a. ID. $3.50. at one q
S"ch IN me afferh "'r, at ;lIc Probate tt1jt.p =,
Lhehb'ifg Aforesaid. and it is further ordered that
AZ persons Interested. be notified hereof. bv pub
,>l'l'S me roflce Of this application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully IN tie Csrnn:.
an a newspaper printed at ST. .Iuhn>burv. lefnre
>;d ''ne OF hearing, that they may appear at said
tme and place and if they see cause object trnret,
BY the Court,
WI CHANDLER, Judge of Probate.
"o .oPy VI record. y2fw3
Attest, ISRAEL DEWEY, Regisrer
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GOODS.
SPRING >TEL.E HATS ANtt.r>
Furnishing GccSs.

"''Tt- - - ''''' =. - -, =, / Ii
- ii"ni-. lin-n t'i1r>. i;>n,ns :.s Stir. ,, n
!; s'n- Sh.i'>- 'N, iu~.,-ry >;,.,,,i.
-, a'.'i Nr"'" H'''"r'. e. 4. ice, l.sa.., and
Sl,.-. hn'' ~ ov'f>n->i n:'r. :i.s ,;nes Trunk
Is:>c-. :i,i'. --:rtli.-i e: 80. ,.; :, .
ilu'Iirr'.l. "a NE to-.
'hr assortment ~ E,-,.r-N,,ir ,,.t;,;,r l,-
ia.ey ben ll.~nl.r;;.r-. ,.y "l.->..y.. AID sw,
have taarn crat' circ :. axe. i made ia ,he vera,
h>i ""rk;iAc iii;,:i..c order L. convince. IT,.
fe'.'.r ;Aa' T.. : - acc l. Ia, ..rl co,ir.-
.ii '.hcr'- tn go. x. ..'"'! '..r az.
Va rc:l. '.t;- lhah,.- ~ Ihc ,.,,.rt, ,.e.r,,-..
VII d: "e INV icc '',r y'r. H., i.i>t uf,...-
an now ~ f--~arl '",: - .yi-,...! -.ol Good,
a 'ic '''rT ''H--t p'ic.->. i'l..;>,. cad .i -,
~ "i'T "m pc. dire,ih rl-'-'e :h -;'.>-i....,..e
t;'>e. ;':I"' !il,a.'r. :; IL. - ,..l.nt
Ar 49,. 80.
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ID AG u ERIsljAN

va a's'fsH 4, with TIC i-t,, ar.a..r.d -, -.
i 'o'' l" execute The very lc-t ii iI-;,r,.>. ,,J
y" ~ rh'ri's fiiai '.c la. been man =
IN the AT d" thinks Ia. ca,,.,oi IL, >,,..>.i
one; and takes this opportunity .,..i;,,,
'"f ie nhriaI l'afp:.a-c r ..;:> received iron, TO
F'"' ''T 'hc pat. ana hopes that ,..,. ..,
appointed n'hc future. ~ @'s-
Y "ches, CoclS, and Jer.iry reuo,res
"n" "'"'"".e"' d. -. CUHLEN.
Peacham. March H. $50. ',a,..
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HAIR DYES,
+ "A X IN A

Ia iiNt, Cora Starch. Coc"a-S! ell. Giro,
WAGE. Currant-, Naiil:, E,..u :,,d l.,,y,.,;,.a
IA'rac's' all oi u: ,est .;':.'itr ~ 10y
Ar. 70 l,55. =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-19
10 School Teachers.

The board of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination Of Teachers, a
the following times for the year lS55:-On the 2nd
Wednesday of every month throughout the year; and al
SO on the 4th Wednesday of April May, September and
October The meetings be held at the Court House in
CarroIton at 10 o'clock A. II. By order Of the Board,
+. S. AckEAN Sec,
Dec. 81 "a. I'd.
STANDING RULES ADOPTED BY TINS BoARD OF School Ex.
ANINERs FOR CARROLL County, FFB. 10TH 1866.
l. Every applicant must produce certificate of good
moral character of late date and signed by responsible
persons.
Q. Each applicant must come furnished 18th two or
three sheets of ruled paper; also with pen and ink ;
and with McGufeys Fifth Reader
g. Each applicant will be required to furnish speci.
men of penmanship skill in punctuation composition,
and the ofcapita letters written in the presence Of
the Board.
4. To each applicant will be submitted list Of ques-
tons on Arithmetic English Grammar and Geography,
to be answered in writing.
g. No applicant viii be regarded as qualified to teach,
oor entitled to certificate who does not correctly an.
swer one half the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates will not be ksued on the day OF fexam.
nation but, be remitted by mail or otherwise as soon
as practicable.
l. Applicants coming in after the class is formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected to
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
8. No certificate will be granted to any person"who
is known to the Board to be habituated 10 the use
profane language, to be Incorporate, OF dishonest,
By order Of the Board,
F. S. MeKEAE, Sec'y.
Feb. 22,-55. t.
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Netu 5petiaI NOtites.

e%- SYPHILIS, sCROFULA AND DISEASED
BL0OD-For these terrific diseases, Carter's Spanish
Mixture is the only specific.
The propritors have in their possession over one hun
dred certificates of the most extraordinary cures effected
byit
High Sheriff of Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton. Com
missioner of the Revenue for Richmond General Wech
Of the Mammoth Circus DR.. Fundley, of Washington
CITY Mr. WIN. A. Matthews, and c. B. Luck, ESQ, o.
Richmond Va, MrF. Boyden, Exchange Hotel, Va
and host of Others who have cases of the worst
description cured by Carters Spanish Mixture They
all certify that it is the greatest purifier OF the blood
known.
See advertisement.
July 5-'55. I'm.
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GLASS BoTTLEs FOR FRutT.-Dr Boegel has
Just received an assortment Of flint glass bot
ties expressly for the purpose of putting up
fruit alright 1t is almost needless for us to
discuss the advantages of glassware for fruit
over that Of tin. Any one will at once discov-
er the superiority. The acid of the fruit des-
troys the tin, and after few usings the can is
useless, and il not very carefully cleansed,
dried and taken care of after the fruit is taken
out, will rust and thereby rendered not only
useless but uuwholesome for frut--.Bdt not so
with glass, it is free from corrosion and easily
kept clean-much more haudily closed and
and opened-the cork sealed with wax, thus
rendered perfectly tight. The Doc. has also
on hand fine assortment Of corks, sealing
wax &C., for the fruit season.
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JOB PRINTING,
The CnnnArt.

The Concert given by Miss Whitcomb's
School. on last Thursday evening was a grand
entertainment. The Presbyterian ehnrch, in
Which il was given, was crowded; and some
were compelled 10 be Outside listeners for
wantof room inside. The class, though some
ofihem had taken lessons but short time. and
were all tyroes in music, acquitted themselves
well. Throughout the performance there was
not blunder observable; and the music was
Of choice variety. We believe all we're we'll
satisfied With ihe entertainment. The per-
formers we're hequenlly cheered BY the spec
tators The accuracy With which the scholars
performed their pieces, reflected credit both
upon themselves and their teacher, and gave
evidence that their teacher had no! been remiss
in the discharge Of ler duty in imParting to
them the science, and hat they had not been
negligent in improving every opportunity to
acquire a knowledge Of the art. We are
highly gratiGed TO learn that Miss WhitcOmb
has been solicited to resume teaching as soon
as the sultry days of August are o'er, which
she will doubtless do.
We would be happy to see all the young la
dies Of our town learn this fine art of the Mu-
ses. Music is the natural offspring of the
heart. and to certain measure pervades all
ages and classes, "a. cultivation Of which is calcu-
lated to elevate the feelings, improve the heart
and expand the mind. Being mathematical in
its nature, there is no science better calcula-
ted to develope the Juvenile mind than music.
1t addresses itself to the feelings of the learn
er, cheering the heart and alevialing the labor
and thus overcoming almost insurmountable
difficulties ia the labyrinths Of the science. In
strumental music is coeval in its develope.
ment with voc Il, and possesses more influence
over the heart, being more powerful and more
capable ofexpressng the finer shades of feeling
Aside from the benefit derived from know.
ledge Of this science it is fue accomplish
ment to the possessor. 1t not only improves
the heart but also the manners; and qualities
for a position in society not less respectable
than that attained by wealth or any lit, rary
acquisition. Music is the AoW Of pleasant
feelings-a contented state of the soul, and is
also boon from heaven
ITO soothe tho cherries heart, BY sorrow rent
And soften down the rugged road Of life
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A HIoH CoNPuMEEr.- learn that the
Trustees Of the University at Iowa, have un-
animOusly rendered to Lorin Andrews. now
President Of Kenyon College, the Presidency
Of the lows University. The people Of that
rising State have taken great interest in the
cause Of Common Schools. and. in shaping
their system, have made their University its
common head and center. 1t is Io,t Of great
importance, and, in view Of the objects to be
accomplished. no better or more efficient man
than Mr.. Andrews can be found. Iowa is
destined 10 be one Of the first States in point Of
wealth, population and intelligence, and the
Office had great temptations. But Mr.. An
drews declined il, as there was at least an i'm
piled agreement, when he accepted the call
that he would remain at the head Of Kenyon
for few years, 1t is. however. none the less
compliment to him. Estate Journal.
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The Chicago Evangelist, the Syracuse Reli-
gious Recorder, and the Hudson, Ohio, Oh.
server. have been consoIi lated with the New
York Evangelist. These papers were all or.
gans of the New School Presbyterian Church.
An effort is also to be made to unite with the
Evangelist. other papers of the same denoml-
nation so as to have but one organ for that
branch of the Church in the Northern and
Northwestern States. In order to secure for
the paper local interest, it is proposed to en-
ploy corresponding editors at Cincinnati, Chi.
cago, st. Louis aud other prominent places.
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FLoUR GoING BEGGNG.-At Wellsburgh,
IVA. last week, lot of -four was offered at
81 per barrel, by an individual who had been
holding up for high price, not being willing
some time ago, TO take $40 per barrel The
flour would not bring the 81, and was left on
commission for the want of a purchaser. An
offer, we understand, was also made to furnish
flour from new wheat at S5 per barrel, after
harvest, but no one was found willing to pur-
chase at that price. The tables are turning
instead of going begging for -four, al two
prices. flour is going begging for price
adequate to cost of producing it. This will
be glad tidings for the poor in more localities
than one.- Steubenville Herald.
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A BACK PTANsT. According 10 The Mir.
rCr some OF It's New York Musical friends are
quite rap,urous about the performance OF Mas.
ter Luea, boy sixteen years Of age, and
black as the ace Of spades They say his
playing is actually SstOnishing--the most diff.
cult and rapid passages are executed with the
utmost ease and precision. lie seems at home
in the Instrumentation Of Hertz. Litz, Beetho-
ven, Verdi. Wallace, and can read at sight
the most difficult composition. There vas bat
one opinion among those who witnessed his
rehearsal at the Tabernacle. that. considering
bis age and bis Simon pure African mould. be
must be ADMITTED the most wonderful musical
phenomenon Of fthe present age.
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A seedy-looEing young man swibdled a
NeW'YOrk pawn. Broker quite ingenioasly by
changing beautiful gold watch and chain.
which he was paving Tor twelve dollars and
City cents into a lump Of lead by means Of q
false bottom to the box in which they Weis con
tanned. /. was dimond cut dimOnd, and when
the pawn broker opened hiS box to gloal his
eyes on the treasure which in his minds eye
would probably never be redeemed. and found
it all to have changed into lead. bis feelings
may be faneied, but printers ink cannot do
them justice.
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SUMNER RESORT. There is no place within
our knowledge so well calculated for q summer
resort during the 'sultry days Of July and
August as Harlem Springs. They are alike
calculated for the invalid, and the pleasure
seeker. For beauty of location and salubrity
of climate. the Harlem Springs cannot be sur.
passed by any establishment Of the kind west
of the Alleghtnies. TIE scenery is beautiful
and romantic. Added TO all these is the man
ner in which the wants Of visitors are admins
tered to. No pains are spared by the gentle.
manly host. MIR. collars, to make each enjoy "a
full day atthe Springs, To all who desire to
spend season at fashionable watering place,
we would recommend Harlem Springs. Plen.
ty to eat, plenty to drink (cold water) and
plenty of enjoyment. There the long hot sum.
mer day is exchanging for one Of refreshing
character which glides rapidly by, almost un.
noticed. Ifyou desire health go to Harlem
Springs. If you seek pleasure go there too.
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npE End Of Controversy Coutrovsrsd, by Bishop
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Church History showing the causes ard the necessity
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the arrogant claims Of Rome in mastery manner.
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The PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman looking for the Church.
The leading work in the controversy between Epsr
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Staunton's Dictionary Of the church.-A fun eIpla-
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arranged alphabetically. s Indispensable TOT eEeV
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The Sacrament Of Responsibility. best sun mary
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seneers-sbd the Cherry stOnes.-Tbesc sTe dehEhu1
stories for children and Sunday sGhoOfs~ths deeEsst
truths of Religion adorned With the most chnDhg
style and play Of fancy (with 6ne hlusiiations)
MonrOs AllegOEies.-The DARK h'ser-ase SemseI'
suIs--The Kevellers--The Midnight sea-The Wander
er-apd the Way through the DsleIt.-Anothsr cap
Iiyating series Constructive and touelrg slegoiies III
Children and Sunday Schools. (Embellfhed With eSis
The Holiday week-SOrtOn HargIave-Ihe PHs
Three volumes Of Sprghtly sketches, Illustrating
in religious spiii all the vicisst1des and vAreats q
the life Of children during Their school cave. -,
" devoted to the consideration otihs religious isrsrssIs
Involved ia the Issue. TIE aulhofs long ittsthes T
Ihe Fast makes bis views pecuhafly ss,rsbies
tg~ Several good Agents wanted 70 eiTenis,s 'f
above Works, ts whom very liberal tr'Hs vih e =
flowed.
June 2, '65-6'.