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TAKE VARyTYC IN vgvyr

ek" +eNs>p''s nave uene) by tin. bitter axneri-
cheu sh9 suitelises of others, Of TIE dreadfr,
to9seq Aences she entails upon herself and those
ndeared 10 ]er. 10y her ignorance of tae sD-
Pies' ana ptalnest rules of health as connected
WIN me mars age state the violation al wbIcl,
eiisals ian. alsess e suffering and misery.
TOW maS3 are suffering feorp cbstruct;ons or
FreeeSritles peculiar TO the female system.
wren undermine the health, the effects OF
whlch hey are ignoi ant, and for whic their el.
ieaey torb'ds seeking medical adyicet- How
many snucf iron proiaFsas eker; ftaninc Of the
Sohio,) Q: from fuor albus (weakness. debil;tv.
"e-)' Flow many arc ia constant agony f,r
many months Preceding confinement. How ma.
| ny nave dnEcult, ii not Dangerous deliveries.
ana STOW 'Ld uncertain recoveriosi
| 10 1he question, Loa are these ! he rreven.
'eG wnai SHAH Be done the answer is simple.
/ Let every wonlan ascertain for herself without
violence to her delicacy, The nature and charac-
ter OF tie ailleent ito which she as female is
sahleeD the causes from which it nav arise. and
me pFoPer relnidiea fer its cure and 1stpre pre-
eentioR. '''' P'e-
Ihfs she can do bv Possessir a little voiute
talftady possessed by thopSands) witch tells her
what IS The matter, ard tells Ter Whit to do for
Il. III slinl ie bot elsste wcrds, and srel, as She
! ran understand
! This LITTLE roI,yn., ss ,r.t.1-,
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AdnlirtSfrstnrsa rntIcn

LtfEkS Of AdminS.ratioa naviqr baen
- r''i'F1 70 tae Subscriber, ii7ing ia fiarri
a Township. on to EStl.e or .j,'bT ~.
'e n Jnniat4 Fowaship, dec \, ~ -.,r,ses
lowing themselves Indebted 10 srf4 Iss,s,n
ars herehv nos-iea 70 m Ike. paynnent imr,ali !
tsty ana those f2ri-s claims ag linst me sar,..
v''h present their atcngats properly autbsa,j-
ssted Tor settlement.
FREDERICK TURNER.
Jan. u, 1855 ''''
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ANOTHER CASE or FITS.

GL4RKsRrRe, Va.
November 18th. 1852
To Seth =. Hsnce, Baltimore Nd
Dear Sir--tEaying been afflicted for some
rears past with Falling Fits, saw Your adver-
tisement. and determined TO give yorr pills a
trial. and am happy to say that since ! com
mencsa ;he use of them. have not had an At
tack. l believe them 10 be first rate article,
for, as have written to yeu in former letter
! wis attacked every two weeks but siscu I
have been using them have not had an attack.
Yours, rSspectfaHg,
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stray Cattle

: Fs-eEE head of Cattle have been tresspass
Z on my premises for three months past'
I have npw La1en them up as strays. One
tfciftr, with few white spots. Oae rcd
} 81, With white face 2ad white stripe over
=. lck. One Steer, brindle, and white SPOT
: All two years old. No ear niark. Ihe
= il requested 20 come forward, prove
/ ,.,.rty. pay charges. and take ti,ein awav.
DAVID GoCCuHOUR.
:. q, t25S-cs Union Tow M hip
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Pia ssersng Laths!!
rEvHE E-NpERsTf,vrp 49,,

FFsEE TNDERSIGsNED having erae.ea
L. u MIX for saving PLAsrERrya I.Aru. -, =.
premises in onion Tp., Bedford comfy. is now
ready 10 furnish any quantity on the shoyte<,
notice. Price 81 SO per thousand. 3 n. lo,r.-
oihe. aoasthe in proportion.
FSIetters addressed 20 me st ST. Cleirsvsl.e ~
10 promptly stterdedta.
VIM. GRIFrrTr
Onion rp.. Feb. la.la3a. ~.
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{. who wish 20 have a good likeness Of
themselves o. of their friends can now
.'mp1odIted attae.sE xchas &c Building
lately above tile Store of Mr.. a. i.
=, where HAgRerreosypes Of az sizes are
UP IN the mnst hs2utilgl style by no
Il. GEFrfS, JR. Taksn singly or in
%. Persons taken after decease.
iS1 aad Gentleraen are respectfully ipvi-
c4ll aud exinliue tie specimens.
~ Lady S-ipS in that vcmerzbla fz'her
at watehfUl mother, and secure . liseuess
; !, Tor to-E.orrow, il may be toe late
- eriag or those lit1le ones. with curling
-rd Sparkling eyes. they viii mike pref
afnres, aud than saorlti Gra;h remove them
IAN eAclaii1,
le 70 their rest. yet we would AOt recall
fhen,
to; this world Of sorrsw and pain,
20 their rest where no I'll can h.fsll then,
We have :ssir likeness both perfect and
piaiG.r
: ID iooketd, single Gad douDS--sleo fancy
o. coasssht.y on hand
.struet.oas given IN tho AT and apparatus
she'd on reasonable, terms
ford. Dac. 81. 1885
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A PERFECT CURE OF EpILEPsr.


Dear Su-it is now ten months since my wife
bad an' of those nervous attacks. She thinks
she IS cared. She has not had any symptoms ot
the disease for the last nine months. She took
yoIr Vegetable Extract Pills for ahcu. four
moDths, aud discontinued them four months
since Mrs. S. vas treated by the best old
school phySieians in the State for ten years then
by the best Homeopathic toc eighteen months,
without acure&s II is TO yonr Vegetable Ex-
tract Pills, and with strict regard 80 diet m:
we ascribe aer cure of the most dreadfui dis
ease that even afflicted the h1 man family. wish
every person atilieten with Epilepsy had Ills
medicine, and world give it q thorough trial.
IT may not cure in ali cases, but ia this it has
Iperfsrned wonders.
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Queenswarc and HardEaye,

of oil kinds, Glassware and Cedarware.
Our stock has been selected with the greatest
care, in regard to quality and prices. aud we
hatter ourselves we can cffer inducemf n
purchasers Cali and see apd don't La re our
word tor it--drop in and judge for rourseives
Al kinda Of country produce taken in ex-
hanse for goods. at the highest market prices
SAMSON Il GEPnART.
Bedford April OF 1g65
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SsraY Heihr.

61AIE 70 tho p,an:atson er .hc s,A..r.lh,-
- tstas N Uai"u FownsAsp sornatina IN
'ay last, brinfie Tie,fcr, Supposed 10 be
tirea reI7s old. glsh \ notch ogs Of the rlrh,
-.F, ana S;nlft star o.. tbs forehead. The
''enar " rsqtest'i TO come forward, prove
fsoperty, pay cazrses, an. taxa aes axay
CHARLES ICkES.
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.,,nauiNil NEf II l.nNfl.

4 9 sahserihe7, about removing % the Ees;
's!l his entiTe STOCK of goQds, which Is yery
-, at cost. Persons viii please call before
80 eissThera and txIaline fer .Asmsc Ives.
:7rry stores desirtng to purchase goods will
supplied on rlnre reasonahse terms thai
: can puTca4se them II the city. III per.
who have unsettled accounts viii call i'm
.tslg and settle, otherwise their accounts
? lie iefi IN tho hands Of a proper officer for
.icc,ion
PErER RADEBAUGH.
..aifos3, ToY "a. 1853.
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Tes:imeny N favor ef The Yege-
table Extract EpiIeptie Pills.

In the publication OF the following certificatsi
of cures, the names lave heen Suppressed .as
the testimonials we're voluntarily offered. and II
would be improper 10 publish them without the
consent of the parties and who would be IN
willing to publish 10 the world that they or
theif children or friends, ever had fits, when
The circumstance is always regarded as one
the family secrets.
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READING, Berks County. Pa.
nacf,y,l,ar ogd 1eEa
To Seth S. Hanee.

Dear Sir-The Pills my brother Ioueft OF
you in November, | mean the Vegetable Epi-
leptic Pills are out, and get friend tc enclose
you Eve dollars, for which wish you to send
me immediately two boxes more. ] have leen
troubled many years with FITS. and havctried
the skill Of many physicians, but nothing which
/ nave taken appears 10 have met The rconire-
ments of my case, we'll as your EpiIeTti
Pills.
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TO BUILDERS.

2 'he suhscriher fn'ly prepared .e furnish and
I qsE1tiy or caaii'y ofEuiiCtng Iuyp h4r arr
riasterIng Laths- Orders directed % 81. Clsiys.
VIZ 6edfcra Comfy, viii 30 promptly sttsuded
tc fy giving roasonsslr pesiee.
Rse -, 1854.
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Se',es 70 lsaossars.

THOSE t+se.Nors ~eho ls nst r...lc,. .Ass,
L Duplicates h.f,retas IIs., dfy ~ Jappa ~
w. ar no.i1rf {, c..li OF st7I f,y s0r,e .e
s'ons'aia pSs.'a tof tse.a. I viii sara them
. an ,27T.asas cff.rs a. soea 40 sApy ar,
Eeafy.s
4-a. 4, 49,;
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STRAY HEIFER.

NANE 10 the premises or tne suhscriNet
" ityins in Monroe Township, about the mid
ds OF November last. red and vhi,s heife,
supposed to be rising in two years old, No
marks. The owner 10 requested so come for
"ari, prove property pay charges and TAX her
away. "
RwIsKo
Dec. Tth, 1855. 80
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NhN CLOFH|NG STORE.

FTNHE snbscFiber has Just opened a new and
l. complete CLOTHING STORE. in
the building on tpe corner Of Juliana Street,
Bedford, Pa, owned by David Mann, Esq,
and lately il the occupancy Of Mr.. Solomon
Filler as Dry Goods Store, a.d two doors
South Of the Rising Snn Tavern.
His stock comprises one OF the largest and
Cheapest assortments Of Ready Made
Clothing ever Brought to Bedford. II has
also choice assortment of Dry Goods, all
oi which he "iilseil cheap as can be procured
in the town.
Hereqaests alihiscountry friends and others.
10 call and see bis goods--as he does not con-
yiderit a trouble TO show .hcZ. to any one.
ISAAC LIPPEL.
April 6, 1855.
IF Y0u want CHEAP GOODS, cln at
Chem Side.
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Rates Of Advertising.
'iEIfG IND SUHigR GnoDy

4 III subscriber takes this ,neticd oci,.,..
- iag hls Trends that he las receive ~ 81
STOCK OF SFRiaG IND SLMMtR corr
nAssh NC mas selected iIom the largest sfreLs ;.
niES, eliies. We name IN part. ~
/ lies DRESS GOODS. colnpJisi.te =r5,t e
fnsr Silss-bcantful colors 81 4 orf.9
fich Black Silks Of All widths and o'ai,,;,.'
De4e ses. issues Grenadines EeIase q, -
La"ns, Ginghalns, &c. Ia JgLtfTF f:CIat..
our stock - unusually large ana variad
Draclns Embroidered Swiss; ,lajd. str.,sa ~
pam Caintrics; Jaconets; Muslins; F,SI.,.
Eamt; Cl1,; Dhnitirs etc, etc. HotSEkEEPJEG
| ooDs--i..iisn SheeiingS, Cotton do, p;lIe,y
,@se ~ T; Gsns; 4 able Linens, blcaehtd ana,
brown; Russian Diapers. etc.
Blue, green and brown Eerares and e.
dimes ter Wells Nisna-
GENTLEAEE'S IND EoV,S HEsp .ns.
rs Cloths. Cassimeres and pestines, Of every
conce.yaile style and qualitY
-4otR.if9t GG9DS- Bon5azines. Alracas
Lawns. Ginghams. etc
En,bl.oiDERiES--Fre worked Collars
handkeFchiefs. SIeeFes. Edgings, InseriIncs
etc, etc. -
DOMESTIC GooDc--A large assor,,o.-,
embracing everthire lr the liat,.
HtoFes, HosieFy, Notions. &C., al ,rices a,,
qualities --se' Aha
BOOTS. sH0Es. E.sTs .8sD c.grs
elnns. Glass and Qneenswate, eoasisti,c -
every desirable article.
looking Glisses. ali sizes. cheaper tl,s-,,s,-
al HfRplE.4RE. GROCERIES. Drnes NJ
iieines, Paiuts. Oils and Dye StnfIs and !,
act everything That ought 10 be kept in Nei
conducted country store.
ihahSiu!iy acknowledging the iiheraIr rat-o,.
Ise heretofore extended, ! shall endcaror :,
merit ITS continuance by keeping ono NJ a.
argsst' most varied and best stocks in tor.,,
tils store IS opposite the Pedford Ho,el
~ PETER RADEBAUGu
Bdford, May II, 1855.
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fHREsHfNG MACHINES, with 2. 40
made Store. e'io
Nov. so, 1885.
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Curing Epilepsy or Fe ellirg FITS.

4nese pills possesssa specific action on The rer
Fous system, and, although they are prepared
especially for the purpose of curing Fits, they
Ftl oe found Of esFeeial benefit ior all persons
aiiiictee with weak nerves, or whose nervous
system has beer proStrated or .batterea from
any cause whatever. In chronic complaints or
diseases Of long standing, superind ncrd ly nef-
Veusness. they are exceedingly beneficial
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sTRiF MEIER.
al. SECODENUS
F.sSRknn nj

HAS removed his Omce to Ju,iana Street
N - two dacrs North OF the .InqI ircy and
Chronicle'' 0ihce, aud two doors So,tl ., Eng
s'oId3ns' oHee. where he viii punctualIy at
his hands.
Bedford, April G, ls55-zq
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Call at Bly alfre's.

TIA subscriber has jnst received from the
a Eastern cltics the best assortment Of Grass
C1iper, ana Tia Ware ever offered in this place,
towhlch he invites the attention of the public
tie has a great msny improved cooking utensils,
that cannot faii to please every houscbeeper who
uses thsn The Ladies' especially are iny lied to
caiiand examine the articles. Among them are
Brass and BELh METAL Kettles of all sizes,
Water Coolers, CllaiR,g Dishes, Saucepans, MIX
Bollers, RuRsE LAMPS, an excellent article for
the sick room, Cake Maulds, Spice Boxes. Tea
Cannisters, Brass and Iron ladies', Patent
Lamps, Candlesticks. Glass Lamps, Match Fox
es, Sphtoons, &cs, &c.
English and Freaeh Tin, Ircn and Brass " are
in great variety.
Japanned Tin Toys, and great variety OF
Fancy articles.
Chain and Force Pumps ana in short every
article in my line.
Don't forget 70 caliai the Tin Ware Depot in
Pitt ct.
Gs oRGE BLYMERE.
.4agilf 1851.
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NeW .EeNalrf.

III subscriber has opened oet uew nd
spisaait assortment Of en kinds Of the
'st fashionable .rewelgs- assisting in bar; of
10 ';as, lager Rings. E.r Rag. &a. &c.
-'.i! an! ser bis ssoea
delf DANIEL BORDER
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LETTER FROM 4 DRUGGIST.
New York. Oct. 10, 1882.

Dear Sir--PIease send me two b0xes more OF
your Vegetable Epl-pt.c Pills. The person for
whom procured them, is much pleased with
, their effects. They seem to have an excellent
effect.
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no CaUrEoS rEEE pUBEgf

10 buy no ieok CateSs the words "Dr. A. NJ.
At-Rlc1Av, I'D Liberty Street, ". Z. az. on
taad me entry IN The Clerks O5ce on the back
o'} TIE title page ard buy only OF respectable
ana hoaoTao'e dealers, orsend by mail. and ad.
dress 20 Dr. Il. ". MaGrice0u.
% Upon receipt OF One Dollar. 1.-THE
MARRIED V(lMAS'3 PRIVATE MEDICAL
C0EPhNf0N" IL sent (nAiiea f-ee) to any
par. q ine United States, the Canadas and
British P-7yinees. An letters nrst lie post
r9id, spd addTesset 70 DE-. a. ~. HAUsI-
CEhv. box ,22i. Eew York CITY. pnhlishin,
Oaice, No l29 Lipesty Street, New York.
Joy u, ls55.-5m
AGesrs--Df. Z. @. Reamer, Bedford: y. p
Peterson, = ". hoss & Bro. and Thos Cora
thwait. Phil4delphia; Sp,ngler Il Brn., Iapcas
.es; J. u. Gaan,son, Erie; g. B. Lauffer. Cen,
burg, J s. Hickson aca A. X Mcclure, tShsnl.
hersburg.
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wITIIAN YoCNG " n


Let no father be ashamed to present a eopy
OF the RSCULAPlUS to his child. Ii mag
saTe him from an early grave. Let no yonng
man or woman enter into the secref obligations
OF married life without reading the POCKET
ESCULAPlUS. Let no one suffering from a
hacknied Congh. Pain in the Side, restless
nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train OF
Dyspepiic sensations, and given up by thei. ply
scan, he another moment without consulting
the RSCULAPiUS. Have the married, o.
those aboutto be married any impeiiment, read
this truly useful book. as 1t has been the means
Of saving thousands nj unf9rtunate Creatures
from the very jaws o. death.
D-Aay person sending TTENTY.FIvF
CENTS enclosed ina letter, will receive one
copy of this work by maii. or five copies VII be
sent for 0ae Dollar.
Address (post paid) DR.. WM. YOUNG.
NJ. i52 Sp;ace Street, Philadelphia.
july i3, la55-ly.
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GROCERIES.

Coffee for Ia cents per pound brown Sugar,
at all prices; crusAed, pulverized and clarified
Sngar, Bakers broma Chocolate, Cocoa Lard
Oil, Sperm Oil. Whale Oil, ETHEREAL Oh. Can
dies, Teas of all kinds; best Golden Syrup and
New Orleans holassesl fresh Herring and
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sTRATLING, BUT TKuE
Warning 10 Every Seaside Woman.
WHY Females S.,FZs.s. a.. -rrs...a.n.

No woman o. delicacy Is wilHps TO disclose
ne peeaiisr a1ir7cnts incident 10 her sex, even
70 an. e most intimate family physician.
,..1. MS NO ,ossy AMI delicDcy is implanted by
=, anu heitilcr should nor need be srlicet.
ed TO the rude shocks inevitable n ,nsis,n :
NnoWn 70 tsse other sex those ailments belpnpi,9
exclusively to the female. Ne'1''ss' ~
Il ,ESsept IN extreme cases, her sens,tivenes
va. - sacfnee her health rather than her eiicaev
IL ~ re- consequences are serious, lasnenta!lf
j! inus what - FIRST could have been easily rem
s@.ea. or peraEps better still, not Incurred. be.
.olhes1 eofanhcation Of diseases, not oniv rn.
h,s e.'e neai'n oi the mother. and embttern
er nays oy sickness and suffering, but entailins
nrohen constitutions upon her children. ans
embarrassing, il not distressing. the business ons
peeuhlsfF prospects OF the nus band. Lei eve
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'FayGor ~ sIowry,
TANNERS. BEDFORD, PA.

H&YE C0SsTAETEy Gs EsAND
T. 4 OF their Tannery on East Pitt ST. 1sat GER
OF all kinds and ot the best quality. af exceed
ingly moderate rates. They pay the highest
prices Tor county hides
Feb 16, 1854
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Il NAM
c. Il. spASo.

HANN, c. Il. spANC.
:" fAkFNfRsIlIP - The undersigned,
associated themselves III the Frartiee
", and VI Filfproruftiy s. tenci TO an busi-
i'9Sted q thelr care in BEDFORD and ad-
auntieA.
''ee On Julianna Street, fsree doors
sii1el House and opposite the reSi-
dsj. Fare.
st--ls5ssf.
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FITS, FITS! las!
TaE vEGETABLE EXTRACT
PEEE.s.
FOR THE ornE OF
Fits, spasms. Cramps, ard II
NerTous and Constitutional lis
FITS FITS! + I1s!!

FOR THE crnE OF

T)ERSOSS who are laborinc under Ills NOS
4 distressing malady, viii find the Vegetable
Eplieptic Pills to bc the only remedy ertr dis
uyere3 fo-
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lIP0RTANT NOTICE.

gersors having unscttled accounts with.
inn Of Rurp & Osief IRE respectfully
81 earnestly requested to call aud sestle
81 delay.
81, iS55.-2m.
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4 NEW " BUGGY for aa,e By
gov w. G. W, RUPP.
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Ladies' Dress and Fancy Coe1s

OF all descriptions, Silks, Beereee dc Iaines
challies, Mons. de LANES. Alpacas. from 10
cents mp to 81 per yard; Domestic Ginghams
Bersge Ginghams, Laces and Edgings. Ribbons
kid and all kind OF ladies' and GENTS Gloves
linen and silk Hdkfs, Hosiery for men; womens
misses and children; men and wome,s shoes.
boots and CATERS; misses shoes; a large assert
inent Of HAS and BoRaets, of the very Latest
styles. A good supply of
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE P0CKETESCULAPIUs
or, rvEar osa his ows PHYSICIAN.

70 HIS wv y fF c4NIANs
THE FIFTlETH Edition,
With One Hundied Encra-
ings, showing diseases and
Maltormations OF the Ilu
man System in every shape
land torn. To which is
saddod . Treatise eu the
Diseases OF Females, being
Of the highest Importance
to married people, or those
contemplating marriage
Ey
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STaADiaD CLASS BGOhN,
rca raE ADOPTION OF
Township Boards of Education erd
Union Schools.

Township Boards of Education erd
Union Schools.
'ESHE following excellent School Books hay
u been adopted, lay more than oNE 1norsts
Boards OF Education, in the last eighteen
months--firsf. because OF their unsurpassed
merit; Seeo"d, hecaRse they are, also, ihe most
economical to the learner.
READING AND SPELLING.
hcGufey's Eclectic Pictorial Primer,
MctTudes's S Eclectic Spelling Boek,
McGufey Is Eclectic First Reader.
Actiuhey's Eclectic Second Reader,
1cGuiley's Eclectic Thi.d Reader.
McGuffcy's Eclectic Fourth Reader.
hcGnticy's Eclectic Fifth Reader, or Rhetori
cal Guide.
fhe Hemans Yonng Ladies' Reader.
CLASS BOOKS in ARITHMETIC.
Rays Arithmetic, Par, First.
Rays Arichmetic. Part Second
Rays Arithmetic, Part Third
Key TO Rays Arithmetic
ALGEBRA.
Rays Algebra, Part First,
Rays Algebra, Part Second,
Key 10 Rays Algebra. Parts First md Second.
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