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SCHOOL NOTICE.

"A SELECT SCHOOL, the number Of pu-
IA pills limited. will be commenced at the house
now In course of erection on the corner Of 10th and
z streets on Monday, the 11th of September Par
ticuar attention wifi be- paid to mathematics Those
who wish to study Surveying Will have good OBJ
Portunity, as have fine instrument and will give
field practice weekly. For terms apply to
SAMUEL KELLY,
AT John Sessford's, Pennsylvania avenue.
aug 29--td between 18th and 18th streets
s=B The commencement of the above school is
unayoidaby postponed 10 Monday Sept. 29th in or
der that the BUILDING should be horoue hly compile
ted and dry, ere its duties are entered upon.
sept ID SAMUEL KELLY. principal
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW YORK.
Trade almost Suspended in broadway.
INuCAER has made his draught upon
- the stock in market and is home again trium-
Rnaht WIN the most elegant styles of London and
Paris. He is prepared to exhibit the nost snlan
ana assortment of Cloths, Cassmeres, and Vesiipgs
ne has ever offered to the public Ii would afford
nm great pleasure to execute orders from gentlemen
ntting out Tor the season, he is confident that he
has in his present arrangements every facility for
giving complete satisfaction.
Terms moderate. Exhibition no charge.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor,
No. 42e Pa. avenue, bet. Az AID 9th streets.
1g--aoAw
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING BY ma.
CHINERY.

VIE SUBSCRIBER, having recently
- added to his establishment Printing Press Of
the largest size, together with variety of Wood
now better prepared 10 every description of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING than
heretofore. His facilities are such that he can now
print from the largest sized Poster down to the most
delicate Visiting Card. including Books, Newspa-
pers, Handbills, Circulars, 30, with prnmptness,
cheapness, and dispatch. Persons having printing
TO do now, will find it to their interest 10 give him
trial All work done in the best style Also print
ing on Cotton for Signs, Flags, &c,
=. II. SAGE,
Columbia Place, corner of 7th street and
sep 28-3tk Louisiana avenue
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BIZ THE HOUSE PRrsrmo TELEGRAPH.
Democratic Nomination.
NEW YoRK, Sept 27-The Democrats of the
Sd district, yesterday nominated Hon. Hiram Wal.
bridge, ior their representative In Congress-
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept 27.--Flour Is firm. Sale. ~
Howard street, Ohio and City Mills, at S6 rs.
Wheat has advanced two TO three cents s.las
OF red, 81 40 81 As, and white, 81 SO a Al 40
Corn is unchanged, white, o. 50 cents !; yellow,
81 "a cents. ~
Whiskey Is firm. Sales of Ohio, 81 IL cents.
Nsv York Markets..
NEW YoRK, Sept 27.--Flour closed with an ad.
yancing tendency. Sales of II 500 bbls State. 80
20 40; Ohio, 30 so SO 66 Standard southern,
50 IS a 81 20. n
Wheat is advancing. Sales of "a, 600 bushels
White. 81 65a$l 6s red, 81 IS a 81 81.
Corn has an advancing tendency Sales OF
n, 900 bushels. White 20 cents; yellow, n cts !;
mixed, sc cts
Pork is buoyant at $40 IL for Mess.
Beef Is firm at Sll for Chicago repacked.
Lard u quiet In bbls. IA Ia cents.
Whiskey is buoyant. 0hiosS7 IL cts.
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A MINT JULEP.-It is rather late ia the season
Tor such vegetables, but Middleton, on the corner
OF Louisiana avenue and Ninth street concocts
them In an artistic manner Ss
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PATENTs.-Forty-five patents issued this week
One to William r. Wood, of this city, assignee to
Samuel Do Vaughan one to William p Wood for,
Improvement in reaping and moving machines,
and one to VIM. P. Wood and Samuel De Vaughan
for improved devices in saving machines
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HIGH TME.--Orders have been Issued from the
Navy Department to the commander Of the Pacific
squadron with reference to the protection Of Amo-
rican citizens on the Isthmus of Panama.
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On DIR, that Senator Douglas is shortly to b,
married to lady of this city.

GEoRGErows, CUsroM-H HOUSE, &c-We under
stand that decision has been arrived at on tho
subject OF locating the custom house and post Office
in Georgetown, for erecting which an appropria-
ton OF $50, BOO was made by Congress at its late
session. The Secretary of the Treasury has select
ed, from among numerous competing sites, the
open space on the east side of Congress street,
just above Bridge street, and nearly southeast Of
the Methodist Protestant Church.
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SURPRISING" We warn our subscribers against
purchasing of those who do not advertise in this
paper Depend upon it they are bogus, and you
are sure to be cheated. The terms we offer are Of
such nature that all honorable dealers cannot but
accept them, If in the habit Of soliciting public
patronage. They want the rich and not the poor
working man to deal with them. Their money
stnks in their nostris. Bee of The goth.
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Dun MrLITARY.--The Washington Yeagers, Capt
SchwarzmaD, one of our excellent and efficient vol
unteer companies, leave for Philadelphia on Tues
day afternoon They will be accompanied by Web
ers celebrated band Of music.
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CAPITOL ExTEksIoN.-The work on the Capitol
extension is progressing SO rapidly that there is
prospect, should no accident intervene, that Capt.
Meigs will have the pleasure Of inducing both
Houses of Congress into their respective halls in
the new wings, previous to the 4th of March next
IL is quite probable that the inaugural ceremonies
of March will be held in the new Senate chamber.
The tenant of the brick building immediately adj
joining the City Post Office has had notice to va
cate the premises, in order to continuance of the
work on Seventh street. a' #a4
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8iEs II. 4CHOUTEAU II ]
Sept. L, 1858 II III. SIBAEY.
sTOC OK MARKET,

NJ ~ II II IS1A = = -, 7.E#
ll ROSS keeps on'f hand, IA 81. Anthony, Lower
-. TOWN. u large and web selected lot ofmilch
Cows and work Oxen and other cattle, all for sale IN
lots to suit purchasers Persons wishing good Oat-
tleat fair prices, need onyto;eala t the Stock Mar
ket and get the worth IF their money.
ST. Anthony. July rs, 1865. 12mS@
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TIA TIA AND INTER TOR.
EYXyE WITT receive HUI Notes of NH sboye
IN Banks on Deppsif and redeem thsuIfj6
Soin at cnrrsnt rates RORU n & CAKES.
/ 81. Pas, OCT. Is. 1856. Lr n2siA
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81. ANTH0NE N n L i i q
EXCHANGES ", I
TR \
ExGFIANe3E BR KERS Al J,
81 NSf 5 Sf sa !.


~ 80 ii current mo, Eaxteens dFails and
<ertiscaaes Of deposit cssh6d. Current Bank
notes received on deposits. Gold for sale. Ia I
terest allowed on special dsposis. Lands, Town
property, and win lands tor ssls. Houses so1
rent, etc. etc. AL pefsons havinG Real Estate
for saie, or wishisg % pafchase. ars iavitsd ~
call at our Office.
We would suggest 10 strangess p1ing here
with money to purchase Real 6s9S4Ss that ~
consulting ~ they can ascertain what lands are
for sale ia the vicinity. price, etc.. and when de-
sired, we will act AZ agents for the parchese a
such lands which we can generally bny On more
favorable terms than can strangers.
Persons wishing to make investlnents. can de-
90 through our agency as avorably = 4 here
themselves. s u ssF s5s$ s
MONEY INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE.
We will invest money in Real Essate, fSr ths
first three hundred doars, at Eve psr csnl % the
investment, and three per cent on all sams osest
ahat and will give, without charge, full ard
accurate descriptions Of the lands-she quality o.
the seil--proportion If prairie and timber land,
water. etc. land the probable pno6tabianeas Of the
iuvestpent-will also &C. a. agents for the psy-
ment of taxes. 81 SD 81
LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS.
We will enter government lands for capitalism
and sell the Games when Aesifsd. for one half al
the profits, and share the losses equnily. BY this
course we should be equally intsreated, iwilh the
capitalist ia secaring choice pieces Of land Or
we will buy Eoyernmsnt lands, and enter into 4
written Obligation to take Thorn 6va years from
date Of entry, at q hundred pr cent ddvaacs %
the original cost, OF loose all claim for orr sat
vices thus realizing ticenty pess cent ssr apssa
to capstalista Tor the use Of their money For
lands entered Ia this manner, we ask nothans till
the expiration Of The Eve years. For personally
xalactine nd eastAFiSS government land yye clsrF0
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.sIs ~ WILKINsoN h BABcoc
Attorneys u Nv Saint Paul, Mnncsotas will stetd
tbs terms Of the District Chart r Benton C0uniy,
andattsnt Ia ruch business as may be entrusted %
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\ D "A ID ID "a WI

D A.V ~ DAY
Tx FALER II Dsngs. Chemicals. Pants and oils,
- Window Glass, Glassware, Dye ssuas Spices,
Perfnnsery, Fancy Good, Ia. &C, corner Third
and Cedar Streets, Saint Panl, Min. Ter. 7ny1
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H c Ill N III i IA,
& R0|P!' Ri !. | OBS


I lLslIyERY Isl .a b III b: EEET Err S ],
I'll III d MI nEzk or I'll U AM xk1cA N HOUSE,
EsTAyE III dE III lark1 adS iticn III their stock
] ina s4re trs6i rsd NJ fntnishg u icssess Md
gsilidlss n Il style ma ss getting II
t9taa lishment il thO Tinted States. an w. q
Ii III ia " rod nm yiriyelf slwaYsi IL
sdd every Nv no "A TIN will ~
l1ri isise1 III Am poblic. q. sSE
tacc fses sl.hIfng spcs fsfII
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Als q p sspgiInent ofs Paint ind vArnish
~ Brushes all ~ k0R'lsON AND PA CF:.
Fahts Apf lS6 ss SKsssss 5 nItf
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ICHARLEs KETC4Asl Sysk Sls tbs Djstrics
Court ior sseasas County, essItory. /
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Il ~ e. KENNEL, s5aaE
Dealer ii Drugs aud Medicines, Paidss oil,
Dye Stuffs, Chea,icsls Perfamsry, ect,s a ths
BszaE Drug stoxss Winslow Hopse, 81 Pail,
/ Mipnesola Territory. ytf
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LAND WARRANTS

Ss LAND WARRANTS. y
Dealer III Land Warrants;
j I'll. ST. Paul, Minnesota. Office on Third
Street, next door to Col. McKenty's. Warrants
soIiatantl on haSi u lowest market prices. DlStf
BOOKS, STATING merry AND PA
PER HAfJGINGS.
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10 PHYsIC Clans & RTGGIsTs
If.F AsKELLI AND MERRICK,s sxira powder
ed Drugs md Tildens Il rac4s pf Btllsdonna
(clinn, Atc.. for sale by NORTON Ard PACE. q
saint Paul, April, 1855. III M nltfI
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IL . \ d.. va a'sa2s 5R ~ s Assl ~ IL
& d Il y q y r - n s. ~ IA Ssas 4
wv ssasa n " sgIsl
ll1p a Il = ~
81 -, s b \ a s''es
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Aisassy ss S =. " sS kis
III q. 4 Sssl
! =. q
b. S Ne III ~ esA !. 4 sss.ss
" iss ~ - ssI,ss e,;i
Cio,hss nrc.ets. az No. ~. Ro6srt. Strsss.
N. Pssl. NiIsosota Territors. 4
y, I, !, S, r,Ir, W ] /, 4 u
N M u 4 n. Y, NJ =. 49,
n ~. y: 49, 49, ~ -, = !,
=. u =. es', u ], =,
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NJ q 1s ~
sas.t e w
~ i',s 49,
8 q. n
= ., y y, s.,r MI N 1 Y.
Tss51p1Fs ! ~ 800 !, !. n,
~
tSnccsssofs a r ~. an Ess Ll,l M nssesae me
kasali dealers g siasa wars an 81 !.
Mannlactnrem a sna De q " =, ss1
Aaa-sS sfes 0' \ au'' "" st'
&. q. MAYo. ys q. Y Axos. jA.
WIrNIEp II M cooI.Ex Merchant Taller
Wholesale AMI Retail Dealers and l1
tnrers of kead Made Ciosh,ngs ana nen1'er
mems Ferpishng dcodss 6oy = arg Un'lafe g.
Cl0thin4 in great lsafiesys Roberts street St:
~ M
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I ITnBIJ SfiE.Ls RED Tor GLOVER sEsA nj
lN .,ls 81 MORTON AND PACE.
Stint Paul. Anril milf
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Charles 3. MAYO & co.

n MI Ok1Atkksks6 - 49, "A 800
Successors ~ 4. 81 SEuELL,l svhdis1air and
J RAsail Deaiers III Hardware and CaIlesy,
/ Mauuf astnrers II and Dealers u Stoves -
j TM-Wars, Third Street. 81. Paul, Min. Ter.
i. E.sMAYo. /. y 81. IN
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II .d.NDS Bought and sold % Commission
- BY i. II ~ WILSON
st Cs6ud. April 2, VT
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.vNTAT1lR POWER for sale, On yer,
u asopale terms, n LsE1ILSOJ
I 81 cloud Anil, ", s,,s
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fNNEsOTA LAND AGENCY.

s. z. FoLsos AHD CO., General Land agents,
ST. Pant. Minnesnaa. Oflice On "a strSst. ~ I'M
Mianesotian Baiiding Properly bought md
sold, lands sntered, money loaned, md Unrest
inents made throu xl0pt The Territory, ys#4.
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LSs ZINE ASSOR 81 fstshs Garder
Sesis, juss received hi Exn1p Il ma III ssie
y ldoRTb xsps PACE.
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sais ri. Mo R'T0 n saA'SD IRA E
s Mint: Paul, April, 1856 INA Milf
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n TNTNTy
Wholesale and Retail, Dealsr i'll Bnots. sHhpss,
Iats ana Caps, Rubber sGoods, &c. /; neys door
10 WI hitney' = Daguerrean Gallery, Thisdl 81,
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4Ns0y quantities ~ suit p.rchasers w M "
kFIl pril, 1856. N HORTON Am IA CE.s
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SEES AM IIlJ M IN 81
Manufacturer and Dealers in al kinds of Furni.
tars, corner of srj and Minnesosa snsets. 81.
Paul. " 4, ..ss VS. sl,ss q
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Wholesale and Retail Grocery Provision md
Liquor Merchants Rohsrts Street. hststscA
w. II. MURRAY
Attorney and Eqpnselor a Law. Saint Padl.
Minnesota. IN sssSs
Isl. Paul, April. ytf {
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q IN ACRES Fos saie near Anoka lone piece
OAU Of 40 acres, several OF 80, and the
balance 100. Price fpm $50 81, according 70
distance from town, and quality az land.
TRACY &sEARNHJ4M.s t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
D0MAN EYE BALSAM.-This celehrated

IL ,suedy for veal ard infsnsd Eyes constant ..,n
with Usra BY d'stpsoi.hed Oeplist dorins loas
,,fe. ns career may be con6dsnti, relied upon A. M
.Ty best save be used In where s ev,Is
are famed amost like magic relievioa all irr,sion
sId usually efecs complete after scplic.fsors
Fulton st New York. - " "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
Mem Civilizations.
DIGELOW's LIFE OF FREMONT

DIG + LOW LIFE OF FREMONI.-
From long notice in The N Y Courier and Enquirer
tract the following:
desirable permissible this is BY far the beet Of the
that have been already hsued It's auhor-known
the public mpshed ouIr as and the colleague OF MI
BsI Of The Evening Postmsht easily hsve concensed biz
S IL. Sss and s a. Ds s
proper him written but with sssscty appropriate
@es ssSsS % 1 nssd ~h psrs. Of
@ T al he bot p xbo u'Sp, III a. ops. b. b..y
placed before them candidate for the highest political
"It s book which should b. the Republican polcanss
s the s.D 81 fS r ?"
before as be can after the perussl Off
NO one can read the book without being m
subject sinsulsiy .fee heroic m.sr :nimou, 'P, s1d
seSa SoaCisSy to
speet Of the world Next to his courage and ENTERPRISE his
follow him through these formally Official records
OF simply told home stories Of his sdventmes His knowledge
less sikins than his devotion science and TO the
skin with whch with horn powder flask
is but smother Manifestation Of tact ard resource which s
70 party Of Indian chiefs who, when he v" in highly ct
% sn snd % Sehd % the
least would have put their threats into execution.
YOu say ths. you love whites; why have you killed
already this Spring. You say that you love the
are not willing TO- C Undergo 20 Se ssSs Of .w DAY.
sS vii not @ YOU %
his soldiers to do done We are the soldiers Of the ge.t
chief father He has soh here and this
country, all the Indians his children Why should
Before came, heard that you had Killed his
people, cessed be his children among
you peaoesbly. holding ont hands Now we hnd that
The stories heard not lies ard that yea
longer bis friends and children We hare mrorn dpay
bcdes asd r not trs back When you told rs that
young would kill you did not know that hearts
o1s ard did not the rfs which young men
carry Their hands We few and you many aud you
hn ak but there will be much in villages
for many q your young will behind end forget TO
with warriors the DO hiak
chief will his soldiers die and forget their
Befoze melt HE will sweep
villas the fire does prairie the Autumn.
Seea have pulled down white bouses and people
when the Is ten higher sha be the
Ifyon have thing tell you witsy 1t soon
Vbs speech admirable only for the eloquence Of
passages the occasion skul
Of the Of thought Characteristic Of Indian
speeehes without any offensive aectson Of Indian phrase
We extracted It, however, bong of tho
most prominent Of the exhibition Of Col FIRE nonts
ability which Mr. Beeow has recorded bot
him IN A light We commend this
readers the intrinsic interest ard Worh of it's
ten irrespective entirely of its political value at the
tin o."
The Thirteth Thousand . ready of
BIGELOW'S LIFE OF FREMONT.
Que large Emo. iluitrated Price i.
Sew hundred Agents wanted TO supply the people,
who " resdy ard waiting for IT,"
DEABY JACKSON, Publishers, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
OPENING Of the DRAMATIC SEASON
" pARsusrs aMEssrcAs MUSEUM,


~ " MONDAY Sept I, sS
with q company a Comedians WHOLLY USsuhrAnSySnnpp 81
IN AMERICA In point Of BRILLIANT vERsATiLh,Iif VI
TALkNT 40 we'll & sPROFEsSIONAL r REPUTATloN.<
Among Corys Drsmstique vii be found the names OF
Messrs C. W. Clarke Hsdswsy bndemsn, Levicx ". LIZ
zad Lin Dunealf }. HerSer T. r. Taylor hsvenatn
q CLARK Hsveock Cunpr sham, Grtman, Se hiss hmlly
Mestayef, Mrs. France, Miss Edredse Mis- ksdn ms. Us
Orten M,rs Msu Besdames Dickson, Palmer Linesd MISS
Burroughs and Mis- Wilson &C. Mr.. C. w CLARKE pre- 'ot
of Mrs g. Blocker, Prompter; MI w pe s
mans Artist Mr. r. Walker, Conuner MI u ovrhs'
Mschne M Josiah Hsch Assistant Machinlst sn l. hei'
man, Prop-rties; MOI Pozrsnski, Orchestral Leader
srent variety OF and original Melodramss Conedes
Faces BaesQues, &c., wi ten expressly io lhh
men are rebt sssl and will he produced s nterssn
dsrs season the finished aid attractive style chAfaee
Ntic o fae enterprise sDe seity Of Of ne mv'euH-
MONDAY, September |. 1856, rn,oo~,
wEl be dgnaed by The performance in the ArIEhNOoN
At O'clock Of hight and pieces adapted 70 create
hesty laugh and rnser to the general enjoyment IN tse
Comedy Of o,ry
Mr. C. w Clarke Evelyn Mss Emily Mestayer az Cart
Mr. Hadswsy Graves Nh Bricgmsn a. sn John esey MI
that special ability wholly unprecedented ID TIE
ais Of the modern drama
CPIRITUALISM.- DOAN, RAPPING
~ and wRIrING TEST MEDIUM has returned TO her
Rooms No 1l5& Grsnos few doors vest Oh brcndwsy
where receive visitors for two weeis only rnvsse
%FpNE@sDAY S' @ ard Friday EvENIN0s, from % 70;
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTEhNOONs'
from 8 to s. Terms 20 cents.
CURNEY's PALACE ofART, No.349 Broadway
contain collection Of Photographs and Dseuer
reotypes the world and always for The
free inspection OF the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29

THREE NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS
Il WEEK, BY D. APPLETON Co., Sos SO snd st'
Brcsdvsy.
On WEpsEspAr:
WINSLOW'S MORAL PHILOSOPHY;
ELEMENTS OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY a!,r M.Lrric.., Al.
hsI q n,..esu. rnS.osa5 y 70, 's isso 80 pp t'0ta
Pvt l. The Natural Motive Powers
Pnt II The Rational Motive Powers
P:I, PS, iII-Se,. ~ v-s!s,. Action
Psrt y.-Ts Code Of Duties.
E.na;, ftom lessI Of the Rsy. DR.. stinns.
~oi on moral PSio.opsy r.saS a % !. Of very hsS merit
happy that he proposes 70 the public II treats
.aa n ss.as '5s Ss s y: ;s
resdsr who 'hsn give sarrest attention"
MORALEsS SPANISH READER;
L1NGUAGE By T. j. Ae.e., Professor Of spsni.S IN tie
os: 81 s%S
ly adapted TO attain knowsdse Of e language, WHICH,
r. Ts.seh. s.eD' A '' p''A' 70 A''''A' ''-' oven
coRYELrs HIoH-scaooL GEOGRAPHY AND
ATLAS.
,' s & % p S..,. d fs. ''
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