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Corn and Flour

THIS day landing from Caroline,
i 900 Bushels Yellow C'rn,
80 Bnis Sup. Genesee Flour,
$50 Bag Fine Fed,
JOHN GlLPATRlC.
saoo, September 18th. 1857. Al
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A BEAUT Full HEAD
Rich Glossy Hair
Completely Preserved
TO THE GREATEST A GE'

And who that IL gray would no, hare u restored 10
tor,r color oc bali but would have the growth restored
or trcube with daprun aud itching hut would have 70
removed, OF troubled With >erofaa said heal @ o'ner
e.uption. but would he cured, With sick hoNaehe,
r.li.) but ~Oukl cured II vii also remove all
pimplss fron the face and skin. Prof wooi's Hair
restorative will do all this, zee circular and the fOlio~.
Ing.
ASS AEsOa, November s, 1885.
PHoE. o. wOoD-Dear SU I hav, heard much said
% the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative, but
having brea often cheated BY quAekery and Qu>ek
nosruns hair dyes, &C, vas disposed 10 place your
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loudly trumpeted qusck remedies until met you In
Lawrence county some months since, when ysu gave
me such assurance iolucc the trial % your Restora.
tive In my family by my good wiie whose hair
hal yery thin AMI entirely white aud ,efors
haasng Of yosr large bottles her hair vas RESTORED
10 its original beautiful brown color, and had thicksnsi
AMI become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely over
the head she continues 10 IL, simply because
It's bSau 10 ng elects upon the hair but becauss OF
Is hsalhfa influence upon the head and mind Others
~ my family and friends using yoar restorative,
~ith the happ,est effects thervre my skspticsm and
doubts In rvfrenes 10 lis character ami vala are en-
ur,ly rvmoyci AMI can asi do mol cordially AID
ehnndentialy recommend It's use BY all Who would have
thsir hair restored n ~he gray 10y 81 sick
nsss % sge) % original color and beAuiy, and By all
young persons ~ho would have their hair BEAUTIFUL and
glossy, Very truly and gratefully your. ,v
Fussp woop, II vas long time AMER I say yoa At
ssne bsior got the bottle u Restorative &c which
yoa gave order upon your agent In Detroit. and
When I go Z sv concluded 10 try 10 On Mr. hAnhs
hair tie % ts poser n sdeos all thai
you sssared me Il would do aud Others q my family
and TRENDS, having witnessed Effects using
and Recommending Us TO others entitled 10 the
highest consideration you claim tr IL.
Again, very respectfully and truly, your,
SOLOMON MANN.
CAEIrIk H., June IS. lss3.
lhave used Prot J. Woods air Restorative, and
have Admlr,d Its sonierful edects ny hair Vas be-
coming, a. thDghI, prem Aturely gray, bat ey the uss
% has kssiorsyet has resumed Il original color, and
have no dOabs permanently -.
s. gKEssE, s.-ssnAies, U.s
O. J. WOOD CO.. Propriesor., si2 Broadsay, n. |
Y Tin tie srest n. Y. Wire Railing Es,absanent) AMI
ia Marie, street. ST. Louis, No. Sid By J. sawyer,
n Biddsf rd 4 g. Mitchell In sAeo, and al Who, esals
Druggists In Boston and PorslAnd %
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FOR SALE.

THE house and lot the corner of Maine and Chest.
nut Streets In this city, occupied by the subscriber
F'''e'''0" given '""'''A""' ISAAC u 4 I. noBsoN.
Biideford May Goth, 1887. 81
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CA n RAG E WO Il X
Farm for sale.

A SMALL FARM, situated In the northeriy
"A part al the city Of Biddeioit. four miles from
the cliy mills, containing thirty i've acres Of most
rrcellcn, grass land, divided into moving, iiage
nd ps: airing. Also, a new house, ~ by rs, an
LII y2i, well flushed outside and partly inside
A "a barn 30 by 81. II any one Is in want Of a
..al farm, they will do we'll TO call before buying
elsewhere. There is more land adjoining which can
be ha,. if desired. OLIVER RUMEkf.
Fiji ,iord, March Goth, 1857. lalf
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Particular Notice 10 Manufacturers.

ThTIlruIdf NOIItt ~ HdHuIutIUItIM
NOTICE T. hereby given that have discontinued my
" .nnnectiou with the American Water Wheel CO., as
Ageat AMI Manager VI said Company and am now ms u
uactaIng turbines from my improved patterns, which
enbr,c,. IA imIsTtant improvements watch have been
as.d-l s'uCe . OFgintly iuvvntrl the wheel rnahiny
Inc g. furnish ~hstl gaIbie % saving frOm 30 o. No
s.f CEN Of the power ~ the water The buckets are
maze u roa. ,tI 90 bras, according 20 order Con
tIac.s takei for an kinds Il mill bdl1ing.
1be above cut represents the wheel as set Part OF
the curb shown broker a., ~ SNOW the form OF
the wheel aud application n the water.
DESCRIPTIVE BOOKS.
containing lars amount u useful information the
suti.ct a. turbine Wheels, AMI "a clear and SAretai de-
s~,,r,.u 81 this wheel togvihsr with Hthographic
gravins useful t,hls NC, will b. forwarded 10 man.
uiactuTeIs anu millwnghts
Addrss, JACKSON WARREN.
wsrshAr, Mass.
Aug. y, 1887. SnS6
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The Liver is one Of the principal regulators OF
the human body, and when u performs l,s fhnc-
tons we'll, the powers ol tue System are fully DE
yeloped The stomach Is almost entirely Deepen.
deaf on the healthy action OF the Liver tor the
proper performance OF its functions When the
stomach j. at isu.i, the bowels are at Tau I, and
the whole system suffers Ia consequence OF Que
urgan -thrL having ceased To do Its duty
For the Diseases OF that organ, one Of the proPr-
elors has made il his study, In practice OF mote
than twenty YEAR, to lud s.'Ine remedy where
with 10 coduteracl lhs many arrangements IN
which Il j. liable.
To prove that this remedy is at last found, an'
person troubled with Liver Complaint In sny VI
It. forms, has but To try bottle, and convietion
Is certain.
A compound has been formed by dissolvng
gums, aud extracting that part which ~ soluble
ioT the active virtues Of the medicine These
gums remove all morbid ar bad matter from the
system, Supplying in their place health, How OF
LIlr invigOr,Ing the stomach. causing iood To d'.
ge>t we'll puuDi"s ,hs hlOOd, giving ioas snG
,,lih Ia the whole machinery, removing The
u,e> Oc the disease, Und etirctiug radical care
about any Oi the IlssS rreabl. sitter effects, iel'
- u,lns Cslomel or MIneral Poison, that are
ally resUrtsd To.
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Il must lie known that all these are Lirr dis.
eases, or caused by a derangcd Liper, and TO cure
them needs LvER medicine aud one Of great
power The inyigoraior Is such medicine II
has medicinal powers never before discovered,
that will cure IN diseases Of the LIrsr, no matter
of low luns standing OF what may be- their form
TIE active medicinal virtues extracted nom the
su.ns used is such as TO be astonishing TO all who
see their effects, for none can use the medicine
withou, renewing beneht. II acts as gentle
Cathartic, aud ,hVuld always be taken In sut'
cient Quantities to operate on the bowels gently
The best way To tke Il u 10 lake the medicine
IN the mouth then take some water add swallow
both together In his way the medicine viii
scarcely be tasted
SANFORD q CO., Propriotors, s4S Broadway NY
wHoLEsALE AGENTS N BosroS,
BURR OSrER CO., NO, coRNHILL-
AEsnua ddefOrd, W. G. Dyer, No. 4, Central Block.
In saco,s Mitchell.
Geo. c. Goodwin, Co,
n aud ~, Marshall street.
AMI q by Druggists throughout the United State,
mi a.. - Provinces. SmsS
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TO all WHO will follow these directions cure
positively guaranteed Sick HEADACHE tan
e. cured by the use oitwo tea spOonsiul taken as
4, zu 49, ihe-stiack /, felt.
The lnygorator Rsrer tdiL, to cure sour SION
On or the bad effects experienced alter eating
Billions attack. \ ield readily 10 Que bottle, and
hrunic Dianhns difficult as u l. Ito cure Is new
r Troublesome Io these who take the lnvig 'raior
For Dyspepsia or Jauudlce, nothing IN the
,nuwn word sets ID July or rure> so quickly ~
10" lnVIgusaior. II removes all yeUownrss and
unnatural .ulOr from the skin.
For Night M.re, take dose before retiring,
I'd it + warraatcd sure preventative
For FenaJ Distractions Il Is a sale and sure
rmrdy, a. I, removes the cause Of tue disease.
Co.iiyrne.S caanOt exist where the lnvigOra-
" Is freely taken, while Cholic yields readily 10
a lev doses.
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DIR. BAILEY'S
Alternative SYRUP.

TT was nrst prepared with reference 10 one bad case
L scrofulai and ErPEcTED TIE CURE. Itwa's
similar success.
II has become enectual remedy In thls disease
II has been used successfully by Of persons ~ho
acted with the following manifestations Of sc,ci
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FOR SALE.
ABRAHAM HALEY,
Deputy Sheriff for York County.

Residence No 9 Summer 81. Block. Office,
HV'per's Brick Block, Llbery Street.
All business entrusted to my care will be prompt
" attended To.
Biddeford, June 10, 1857. 23tf
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We. iA.y,..sni c...,,..s..,.

IFSa As prsssh Cs@nss@sv.
- ~ c.nm..l % Patents, n u. kddy, $50, o,
c Ia. been extensively e-gssed In the Transaction
a, n,.in-.. viii the ono, a. solicitor lie - thor
oughy acquainted sih me As and me suiss ., l'ae
- ~ AZ. Odos regard him one u the mo-, caPs
he ard sacc.ssfal PgsctioDers With .hom 4 have hAi
OIL I Al in.ersoarss. ms "sso,
b., ton, sept. :. isSI.-lyS'. Conn., Of Patents
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I. w. BAILEY,
TEACHER 90 Palm, Practical and Ornamental Pen
msnshp and Book.keeP'ns. at his
Commercial Cnirographic Institute,
No. s. Crystal Arcade, Biddeford Ne.
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For Sale.

THE House and Lot, pleasantly situated on
l. Chestnut Street, near Main Street, Ia this
city, now occupied BY the subscriber. Possess.
ion given immediately.
June 2, 1857. %
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rrsrIMnNIAIS

.pur,nr the time I occupied the once Of Commits
.on,r Of patents, n. n. Eppr, Esq, % Boston. dka
hu.ine.. Al the once solicitor Cor procannl
p.t.rt. There fe~, any persons acting In tha
e.u.ritV vho had so much business before the Pasn
ofac, ana there nOn- Who conlucied IL viii
,nor, stiii hdelliy and success. 1 rsari Mr.. Eddy
as one OF IL bcst liormed am mos sAnfal fasni 80
Il,,. In the United states, and have hesitation
s..a.ns Inventors that they cannot enplyy a psrsol
~, ,onlstuat sat trustworthy, and MOE capable VI
,.,,ns their applications In form ~ Tor then
a. early and favorable consideration a. The r.,sns VI
zoe.
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Quick, Sure and Safe.
"1HBG
American Specific,
for Blarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus and all dis
eases Cft the stomach snd BO~els, incident to the
SUnMER AND FRUIT SEASON.

The Proprietor would respectfully call the attention Of
the pnbc 10 the above remedy br summer Complaiutsi
Il Is the prescription of Of the most sEpsrisResd
and skIfs! Physicians In NEw ESGL,SD, AMI has been
used With fGiHy sgccsss In thousands % cases
a. Dibkaa and us Kindred diseases. IL Deeis M
ius array - testimony IN hera its voacy-ts merits
IL within itself and 10 the sufferer, will prove Of more
value than a large volume u certificates All agents
arr authorised 70 rsfaHd tAs money " does not sivt
SatisfdctiOR.
Agents, II II. Hay Co.. Portland, Wholesale W.
G. Dyer BiidefOrd, A. Warren Ksnnebunk, ~ '. Bry-
ant, kennebunkpOrt, Jos. Curtis, Wells.
- ;. MrrcHELL, Druggist, saeO, Ne sole PrOPrieto
ear
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENT


vspsH rHs ACT OF 1871
No. 70 state Street, opposite Kilby St., Boston
IFrgE an extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty
n wears. cu..tinus. TO PATENTS la the Unite1
state also In Great Britain, France, and other orrirt
ooantres. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments an
All Paper. or Drawings Cor Patents, eNeested on hherH
terms and with aespatch. Researches made into amSf
lean OF Foreign works, 70 determine the validity or uu
y q Patents OF Inyenous -snd legal Or other aF'ce
renldrcd Ia all matters touching the same Copies o.
the elaims Of any Patent furnished BY RENTING one
dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England,
hut through u law sntors have advantages tor securing
patents o. asceftsinag the pasntahy ~ Inventions,
Unsurpassed by. II not immeasuraey superior 20, an,
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SUCCESS Il THE Bksr PR0of on ADVANTAGES
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lnx twenty Years past has enabled him 10 accumulate
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stiy, 10 patents. These besides his extensive library OF
and mechanical works. and full accounts VI patents
GRANTED In the United states aud Europe, render hin
Able beyond question: to ODER superior teilitesfor Oh
tAining patents.
patent and the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
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CAkIrIk H., June 5. 1854.
lhave used PREF J. Woods air Restorative, and
have admired its sonierfu edscta ny hair Vas be
cOming, uOsght prcu Aturely gray, but oy the ms.
20 has Restorative has resumed original color, and
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Ulcerating Tumors, Scald Head,
Diseased Ewes,

OASCooCo cyCoS
DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and eruptive
or cold pale, pAsty, or clsmmy and Sweating,
DROPSICAL EFFUSIONS, occssionins difi
Guilty Of Breathing Bloating, extreme langour. AMI
frequent fatigue.
RICKETS or sonened and distorted condition Of
the Bones, spinal Affections White
SweilingsB
Deranged condition ofthe Digestive Organs, occas
lonng loss of or q rapsnous and irregular appetite
Severe and protracted Costiveness Chronic Dahes
Diseased Lungs, which had involved the sui
ferers In Asthma, or hard Coughs Eemorrhage Ems
citation and other symptoms OF
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\ BKEssE, sx-s<nAies, q. &

O. J. WOOD CO.. Propriesors. sl2 BroAdsay,
Y Qn tie srst ~ Y. Wire Railing Establisaneni AMI
ia Marie, street, ST. Louis, No. Sid By J. sawyer,
Biddsf I'd, q g. Mitchell In sAso, and al whc,esais
Druggists In Boston and PortlAod. %
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LADIES' SHOE STORE !
A New Arrangement In the Shoe Business.
A. l.. Ii Il Gs e Y,
Fashionable Boots and Shoes.

Having newly fitted mp his old place Of business,
templates devoting his whole time and attention TO max.
tbe nj NJ IIadir in NJ
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State Of Maine.

JAMES o MCINTYRE, Clerk.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-07

We have received files Of he Correio Mercantile
Of Rio de Janeiro TO the 18th July. The Correio
gives some particulars of the German emigration
70 Brazil Il appears that Mr. Horn, who is at
Potsdam organizing the system, has made arrange
ments for transporting over 900 emigrants, chief
ly SaxOns, by steam 20 Rio Janeiro, whence they
are to be sent TO the river Mercury. These emf
grants are 10 receive 745 reals per day, from the
date OF their emba kat0n 20 their arrival at their
place Of destination. with ratons, and the prices Of
their sea-passage being deducted from their wages.
They are 20 be transported TO the Mercury at the
expense of the Society. Their families may either
accompany or follow them, and at the end of q
year those who have conducted themselves salts
iactorily shall Feeeivs a tract of $4,000 square
yards at cost of s65 be paid in four years. aud
without interest. IL IS by such enterprises that
the great Southern Empire is rapidly confirming
her position Of the preponderating power among
her distracted neighbors.
There was great wsnt Of specie at Rio. The
principal merchants Of the place had agreed 10 pay
a hXed prem MUM OF 10 cents on national gold
BAIT AAEeFjca1.
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The RevuIsIOn in the sugar market.

The Kew ulS1On la the sugar Market
Everybody but a few spectators will rejoice over
the evident decline, and still downward tendency
of the prices of sugar. We have complied, and
publish in another column, the latest quotations of
the principal sugar markets of the world both pro-
ducing aud consuming. all of which exhibit mate
rial falling off in rates. and a continued downward
movement 1t is plain that the starch has been
taken out of the sugar market all over the world,
and that a reaction has begun. Every where there
is hopeOf an abundant yield in the countries pro-
ducing this staple. Louisiana promises 800 600
hOgsheade against less than third of that
last year; Cnba will come up the full limit of her
past production, If che does not surpass il, under
the stimulus of the late high prices; Brazil shows
no falling off; Mauritus continues the ratio of In
creasing production that has doubled her crop in
seven years, and it is doubtful whether India will
not yield as larsea supply as ever.
In the face of this state of affairs shall not be
at all surprised TO prices of this necessary staple
90 to very low point, and every housewife rejoc-
ing over cheap sugar and a full sugar bowl. In
fact that is the natural law OF trade Prices Of this
article have beef far above it's cost of produc-,
ton that consumption has been diminished, specu-
lation excited aud stocks accumulated, until the
point OF reaction has been reached and speculation
must and prices decline until consumption is
again stimulated and stocks diminished. The re-
cent high prices of sugar have been owing much
to artificial TO natural causes II began with the
! failure Of the crop in Louisiana but received
large impulse from the banking expansion that took
place in Havana, stimulating, it did speculation
to an extraordinary degree of the principal
sources OF supply. The revulson in Havana has
commenced. II is true that attempt Is being
made there to sustain prices by initiating the cur
rency with paper issues, but this is violation of
the laws of finance and trade that will bring its
punishment, and cannot the price of sugar in
the face of the falling markets of the word. Let
II go. We have paid too much for our sugar for
some time back. One hundred per cent. profit TO
the sugar planter is of all reason and the world
IS tired of paying it. Let as have cheaper sugar.
~. Y. HerdiS, 3la Ult.
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THE EXPEDITION TO UrAH.-The highly reliable
Washington correspondent Of the New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer writes to that paper as follows:
The expedition TO Utah has been dropped IL
was never much more than myth, lis doubtful
whether a regiment OF troops will cross the moun-
tains this fall. La the meantime, We hear nothing
more OF Gov. Cummings lie has disappeared from
Washington, but il is hardly be supposed that be
will venture into the happy valley OF a multitude
OF wives without strong military escort. There s,
then, fair prospect that Brigham Young will con-
tinue not only at the head OF his harem but Gov
ernor of the territory another year.
TheSs is, then, fair prospect that Congress,
after ali Mr. Buchsnan's show OF activity aud deel-
sion, will have TO take bold Of the Utah question,
and settle il for him. II Mr. BuehNnsHs treatment
OF this question is loerable specimen OF his exe-
cutive force, bis administration will nnquestonaby
fall below even the unprecedented imheeility OF
Pierces. Shame on such miserable Impotence
Lou. Jour.
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Two TO ONE AGAINST THE NEoRo.-The vote
IN the Republican Convention IN Minnesota on
striking out the word "whiten IN the clause
eonferring political rights on scitizensn was
yeas IL, nays 80. The convention unanimous
~ resolved that negroes were bora free and
equal 70 the white man, but refused BY q vote
Of two TO one 10 admit the negro 10 the enjoy
ment of The equality TO which they say hs
was "born." Either they do not believe their
own doctrine, or they hy II the face Of the
avs Of God, who, they say. created the negro
Stree and equal' and endowed him with "in-
alisuzbs rights,
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University Grammar School.

NHIs School attached the University NashviIle
suitable rooms in the College building having been fitted
up for its accommodation.
Perhaps no other part OF education requires such
special care and attention that usual acquired
Grammar School. Failure here from inadeduacy in
the instruction. dscOurages the student destroys his asp
rations and often dsquaiss him mediocra
attachments for which he may be than competent
Impressed with these views the Faculty has
to place in this School gentleman equal in qualifications
teacher 10 the head Of departmental College, and
experience in teaching in nearly all OF them. 1t is their
puPose to make ii in every respect first class Academy
The studies OF the Grammar School embrace Of
three years. and has been arranged with that
the Free Schools of the city, that the change be
convenient to those students who may recommended
from them. II is hoped that this School prove parc
uary acceptable those the vicinity city
excluded from the benefits of the Schools.
session the Th OF September Students
at time. The charge for tuition is S25 per term,
twenty weeks.
The Collegiate Department OF the University also opens
the eth ofSepember should present on the
hrst day Of the session. g22-3ws.
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n NASHVILLE:
MONDAY. sEPTEMHER Z. 1a57.
INC AtIan1ic Telegraph.

We hope no reader of the PATRIOT, who
appreciates the great enterprise
of this century, will lay down this issue
without reading the extracts we make. con-
corning it, from the correspondence OF the
New York Herald. They are exceedingly
interesting.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

SOIlOOL DOONO,
BY THE DOZEN OH SINGLE cory.
The attention Of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, Siiman's Chemistry,
Pictoria Il Spoilers, Comstock's Chemistry,
-Comly's Spsner. Lncoln's Botany,
To vines speller, Pictorial U. States,
spelleTt Defner, Parley's Histories,
Tower IS Readers, Ancient History,
Goodrich's Readers Modern istory,
McGuGey's Readers AIeNander's Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, Wayiand's Moral Science,
Buffers G1ammor, Comstcck's Philos ophy,
Kirkhan's Grammar, Abercrombie's Philosophy,
ParIey's Geography, OImsted's Philosophy,
MitcheII's Geography Parker's Philosophy,
Smiths geography, Colton'z Geographys,
Olney's Geography, Wizards History,
Webster's Dictionary, Wilson's History,
Walkers Dictionary, Olmsted's Astronomy,
Colburn's Arithmetic, Towco's Grammar,
Davies First Lessons, Song Book OF School Room,
Davies School Arithmetic, Copy Books,
RAYS Arithmetic, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Ana ysis,
smiley's Arithmetic, McEHigott's Anayzer,
Davies Algebra, Latin Books,
Ray Algebra, Greek Books,
stoddard's Ari,hmetics, States and Pencils, &C.,
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sepu BAe Al College street