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AUCTIONS.
By +. ". VAIL, Auctloneer.


g. ADJOURNED ADMINISTRA-
3,;s TORS SALE.-By license of Court, will be sold
ss- at Public Auction, at the dwelling house on the
land TO be sold, FRIDAY, the 18th day Of April inst
at three O'Clock in the afternoon the folio wing Real Is
tate, to Wit: =
The whole of the real estate whereof PATRICK WELCH.
late of Worcester died SEIZED consisting Of a lot Of land
Of about 600 square feet situate on the easerly side Of
Mibury street, in the city Of Worcester with the dwell
lug house thereon, containing eghtrooms built about Ave
years since and suitable for two families For terms and
further particulars apply to
apls dts THOMAS MAGINNIs, Admir-.
By e. w. VAIL, Auetioneer.
Office $50 Main street.
ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND.
- AT AUCTION.
saturday, April Is, at 10 A. M,
Situated the old road to Mibury in Bithewood Dis
rict n miles from the City Hall, adjoining the farm Of
Capt Adams. -
The land is elevated, slop to the southwest, is Of
she first quality Upon the same, are over
800 Choice Fruit Trees!
ape Vines, &c. Upon portion Of it is a beautiful
growth Of Pines most Of which are very heavy
for large timber is well watered by running stream
About half of said land is under good state Of cultiva
ton. There is. also fine site for aTesidence Commando
Ing of view of the adjoining towns.
For terms, plans. and further particulars INQUIRE Of
the Aucioneer. e. W. VAIL
mhI4 dts
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GEO. T. $. CURTIS

Ground Plaster for Farmers Use.-I5C
tons Just received by DRAPER Il CLARK
APT dawtf 81 aud 90 Front street
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DRY GOODS.
EEDLE WORK, NEEDLE WORK
N Q w EADY!
HENRY o. cLARK,s.

.I Some splendid styles SWISS COLLARS for ,s, worth
sEA ~ les for IS and sTc worth 81 and $50, o0,v
70 New Ne pattern sets Of COLLARS and SLEEVES from m
Pretty new pattern SETS slOo
w -GVV Needle work COLLARS, an purchased IN Ns,
& ene last week to be sold for cash. at Auction rI,
th were purchased low, and can wen afford n -
~ an departments Of Embroideries am AZ home ana
ready to receive visitors. Don't delav In ~ s -
FDohss HENRY o. CLARK
Block. s ~ .nosieKy Depot, ClArkB
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GEO. I. 5. CURTIS
STOCK, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
Stocks bought and sod Insurance effected on all class
Of Property, Real Estate bought sold, and exchanged
Buildings Rented, Rents collected, &C., &c. 1877 MAR
trest, up stairs d3m ile
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NOTICES.

EeEMOVED.-Hat, Cap, Glove and Hosiery Store
ma OF FRED. A. CLAPP, formerly L. Ciapp Son. }
Is removed to american House Block, Second floor,
over Coemans JeWery Store, the two large
Of Main and Foster streets. Entranee next door to
Marsh's Music Store "Cheap rents small profits quick
sales" Call and diff sp4
40 NOT READ THIS UNLESS You
medical aid
Rave you called on DR. sAMFsos, of Boston If not
this is to Inform you he has taken Rooms at the
Lincoln HOuse, Worcester
Where lo shor time, he will receive naients desiring
2to6PM.
Invaii relief is at hand will you not avail yourself
eth 1t matters not what youa deseass is If within he
reach Of human skill, II it is durable case Dr. samp.
son will furnish you with remedies that viii produce an
e T r. E GU RE!
This is no mere assertion but bused upon facts and
abundant proof Of the miraculous cures produced
by him will be furnished if desired. His method Of ex.
aiming the disease Of patients and treating their d
Beases very different from that employed by the medi
cal FACULTY in general and hundreds cases that the
treatment ordinarially employed by our old school
physicians, and Others has failed to relieve have been
specify relieved and permanently cured under Dr.
Simpsons treatment
Many say they would oall if Dr. s. was going to re.
main in the place. That should not be an Dbecton II
man can cure He never makes but one prescri pon
the patient takes full course of medicine of him. His
examinations which are Free never fail to give salts
"a Juon He examines locates. and describes the di
sease with which the patient is afflicted merely holding
the haudi asking questions information whatever
in any case.
Dr. s. respectfully invites visits from those afflicted
with diseases, such Catarrh, Asthma Bronchitis Pull
monay Diseases and those disorders tending to Con.
sumption. Also, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Costive-
ness Diseases Of the Liver, and Kidneys Genera. Debi
", FITS, Rheumatism, Paralysis, acrnfulas Humors.
complaints peculiar to Females and all Chronic Diseases
The visit will cost you nothing and e comfort health
and happiness may be preserved thereby. DR. s. does
not promise to cure every one many ncurabe
He frankly states patients their true condition. and If
th7y wish medical treatment he furnishes it, but in no
case urges his particular Do not delay but
eau on Dr. 3 Immediately, if you desire sure safe and
eneetnal medical all apl4 d6tis
AoTlCEs The subscribers, having disposed of
their Interest in the Boot ami Shoe business would
take this opportunity return their sincere thanks TO
their friends and the public for the very liberal patronage
extended to them the past year. and take pleasure in
Ommendpg their successor, Mr.. HUDSON KEENEY, as
gorthy OF confidence and patronage No. American
House Block, Main street, Worcester.
CUMMINGS & HUDSON.
Al persons indebted to the subscribers are requested
10 call at the store and settle, previous April 7th
mcho1 dim CUMMINGS &HUDS0N.
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REAL ESTATE.

SEE FOURTH PAGE.
NE0. IT, $. CURTIS, REAL ESTATE
u BROKER 1877 Main street
On hand for sale, Modern built and Cottage Houses.
Several valuable arms, one ne ar the city
Dwellings to exchange for farms
a4OO Acres Timber Land in St. Lawrence county, N.
900 Acres Farming Land in Virginia.
Lots in different parts of the city
One superior Seraphine very low
apis diff
MAR MERS. LOOK AT THIS !-F0RTY
Acr.s good Pasture Land, well fenced, three miles
from the City Hail. at SIS per acre .First come first
serve GEO. T. s. CURTIS,
APPS d4w 1871 Main street, Union Block.
d. MUST BE SOLD.-9 acres Of land with
,;s nearly new House. Baru and great variety OF
2sA Fruit on i, situated Plantation street. between
the Boomingdale Road and Belmont street along the
boston snd Worcester Railroad. Conditions given to
Iuit the buyer FRANCIS ri MTsNRR
apI0 All
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e O. Ga RK5a
HOSIERY & GLOVE STORE.

Ny stock Is complete. have all nesirabe st.e.
and styles Of ehildrens -'--'---'' oA-'-
PLAIN AND FANCY HOSE,
All sizes Of plain and Embroidered oIoyEs
Ladies' Gauntlets, IN Kid, Silk and Isle Tbrssd
splendid line Of Long and Short MOHATR MFFTs.
from Zoe to $500 per pr. -
Real French Mohar Long Mitts,
Some beauties for rs to 93c: a
Short French MOharir Mitts, from a to T5c, all new
styles. , = -
Sizes Children's Mohair Mitts
Idse Thread Mitts, all sizes
Mems Socks, every style and price,
Linen Bosoms, great variety, PerumeFy, Porte Mon.
naies, Reticules, Leather Bage Brushes &C. Sc. n
endless vareiety. at HENRY o. CEARK,s,
Hosiery, Skirt Psrasols and Glove Store CaFkis Block
apl6 det&w9t
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ELA sTIo Steel sKTRTs.
The season Is approaching when the lighter and NOR,
graceful
3 STEEL AND RHALEBoNE SKIRTS

graceful
STEEL AND WHALEBoNE SKIRTS
will take the place Of the heauy Quilts
shall have on hand at all times, good assortment Of
both Whaebone and Seel, In many respects the Sfesf
Skirts preferred account Of their Qhtuess Ana
durability for every Steel Skirt that goes from nv sto
is warranted not to CURL up or BREAK. The HOOPS
are made OF the beat Tempered Steel and tDiH not
store that they with safety know what
am talking about for Ny Tempered Steel Hoops have
been thoroughly tested by hundreds in this city.
have the Hoops in SETS sale by the d5x hundred
or single SETS have the Steel Skirts with or Hoops
and every one Is warranted Hot 10 break also ha ne
the common Steel Hoops, common Spiral Brass Hoops
but none of these can be tgdrfdnted.
Skirt Cords Of all kinds, best Canes for sale By the
gross cheaper than be purchased in the Boston mar
ket. HENRY o OZARK
Skirt and Parasol Store, Clark's Block, Worcester
apis d6t&w2t
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So = CARRIAGE FACTORY,
RnSts11Z, Established in 1888, "a years since, by
KY A. TOLMAN s. CO.,
Near he Bay State House, where may be found, ready
for sale, 10 Light Oarryas,
Light Carryalls,
2Large Carryals, 0 Seats
Phaetons,
IL Prince Alberts,
Top Bugges,
Chailes,
Open Buggies,
u I'd hand Carriages various kinds,
Two horse pedar's Wagon aud Harness,
Making The best assortment Of Carriages ever offered
for sale In Worcester, We have on hand, Harnesses,
Trimmings Cloth Lace, Leather Bows, Bands, Springs
Axles, Bolts, &c.
The Phaetons for elegance comfort and serylceare the
best Carriages In use for two or three persons
Prince Aberts are new style, and very beautiful
The Carryala Of four kinds and cost from $3.50 to
S40O
We know as good carriages are made In Worcester ~
IN any place IN HE county and we prOmies that persons
buynR Of u.s. shall save the commissions aud expenses
which must bepad at Repositories and Trading Houses
We are building and shall soon finish, OoachcS Garry
ans Chases aud other carriages 10 addition to the
sbove. az ap1O
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WORCEsTER PICTURE FRAME
and Gliding EsIabIishment,
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xssR FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
NIX TREES.
H The subscriber offers for sale large assortment
Of Standard and Dwarf Penr Trees, per
fest all respects including all the desirable varieties
Also Cherries Peaches Grape Vines, Raspberry, Goose
berry aud Blackberry bushes, Strawberry Vines Lin
naus Rlubarb, and Asparagus roots, &c, &c.
Norway Spruce, very cheap Scotch Larch and Fur,
Tulip Trees, Magnolas, &c.
Ills collection Of Shrubs and Plants, soon his
foreign additions received will be very large and COM
pete among which are Weigeha Rosca, Forsythia sp-
rns Dsutsas Laburnum's Fringe Tree, Hawthorne,
Double Scarlet Currant Purple Beech, Weeping Beech,
Ash aud Lines, Clematis, Honeysucklesj Perpetual,
Moss Climbing, and other Roses.
Also Green House Plants, including I'll the
desirable beidog 'sr'ues Fer9enas, salvas Pansles
Daisies Heliotopes Geranums, Nerembergias, Dahlias,
&c. at the low .st rates
one dozen Veibenas, including Brillante de VASE the
finest rosy scarlet known, for One Dollar Cut Flowers,
and Bong tets.
Fine ransplan,ed Tomato Plants, by the dozen, hun
dred thousand, from the beds or in posj Cabbage
and Celery Plants. D. w. LINCOLN.
APT deod3W&V4t
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ManufaotuFed by by DONALD KENNEDY 100 Warner

pbfeet, hoNburys Mass.
For sale by every Druggist in the United States and
British Provinces. ais daw1y
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j. F. SOUTHGATE
Has opened establishment at the above place. and is
prepared to manufacture every description Of plain and
ornamental flames. at iOpUr prices than GRy other
place an the citv,
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BY DR. M.'s great improvement in Med
gne patients are not put to the trouble and expense
visiting HIM is only necessary to state their Name ACE
Occupation time sick, where most disease is pain and
Were Humors or not Cough tight or otherwise matter
particulars are all that is requisite to know which, with
"a enclosed Six Dollars to Dr. Marshall directed to the
pay state House. Worcester will give the Patient by re-
turn Of Express, Medcioes for one month an Inhaler To
use them in together with full written directions
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-13
Rennhiicnn Innreniinn.

Pursuant to previous notice, the Republicans
met at the Court House in Perrysburg, on Satur-
day the 9Th inst, to appoint delegates to attend
the different conventions 10 be held during the
fall.
On motion, E. Wood was chosen President, and
]. F. Price, Secretary.
On notion s. Jefferson, N. d. Blinn. S. Kuder,
Martin Warner,and J. McFadden, were appointed a
committee to report delegates to the several con-
ventions-said committee made the following re-
port
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Geo. l.asky, Jas. Murray, E. d. Peck S. Sphinx,
Eber Wilson, Jas. w. Ross, E. Graham, F. HoL
lenbeck, and Z. Wood.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION To BE HELD AT CAREY
Aug. 25, 1851
Jas Murray, A. Cook, F. Holenbeck, J. F.
Price, s. Jefferson, and D. NJ. Meiford,
REPRESENTATIVES, CONVENTION.
M. Warner Z. Fuller H. Haskins, A. Shiveley,
John Osborn, John RUSSELL S. M. Chilcote,T Rudi-
sill Jesse Chance, G. Lyons,..J. A. Kelley, Jas. Penn
ber, John Fenton, Thos GorrillJ. F. Stubbs,Julius
Blinn Jas. w. Ross, E Wilson, F. Hollcnbeck
Lee Moore, H. Shveley, VIM. Houston, VIM.
Ewing H. L. Wood, L. Graham, and s. Kuder.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION, Aug. %, 1851
s. Kuder G. Ha,kus A. Clark, Fl. L. Wood
Dr. Smith, VIM. Pratt, Jas Donaldson, VIM. Ew-
ing, E. D. Peck, Eber Wilson, Robert Fenton, J.
A. Kelley, John Norris, J. w. Woodberry.
Resolrsd, That all the Republicans of Wood
County, are invited to attend all OF the aforesaid
convention and will be considered delegates to the
same.
L. A. Higgins, Edwin Tuller, and F. Hollen-
beck, committe on resolutions reported the fol.
lowing;
Rcsotped, That now. "a heretofore, we have no
desire to interfere with the institution Of slavery in
the sta c5 wh.ro recognized, and that uow,a5 here
tciorc We are unalterably opposed to Its iHther
extension
Rssolped. That in s. P Chase we have model
Governor and that we are in favor of his re-nomi-
nation by accamation.
ReSolped, That we fully approve the course
pursued by our Representative Hon. E. d. Peck
in the last legislature, and in view of his infeXibe
mtcgr ty aud strict attention to the interests Of his
constituents do recommend him as suitable can
didarc for reelection.
Resolvcd That the delegates, this day appoint
c ! to attend to the Republican State Convention
be instructed to use their influence TO secure the
nomination of our fellow citizen, Asher Cook, Esq
| for Lieutenant Governor.
Rcsolued That the delegates TO the Senatorial
convention, be instructed to use all honorable ef
| forts to secure the nomination of james Murray
ESD, to Represent this Senatorial district in the
next General Assembly.
On motion the convention adjourned.
L. WooD, Pres't.
| J. + PRICE Secrv
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G1-Gov. Walkers recent march upon Law
rene. is the most silly, move yet made by the
administration to convince its pro-sldveey
friends that all is right at the capital. The
Yankee women made sport of the Governor as
he passed through the country, and when h"
arrived at Lawrence, not door was cIosed,--
not hammer dropped-not plain put aside
He had all the glory to himself. Finding that
he had gone on fools errsni, he put his wits
at work to eunjure up SONS excuse to ge'
out of the scrape. The best thing he conll du
was to circulate the report that Fort RIdSeey
was surrounded by Indians, and its destruction
was mom.ntarily anticipated, OF course he al
once dispatched The troops to for Rlig"lry!--
How such proceedings exalts an administration
in the eyes of an honest AMI intel.i ent people
What laures will such expeditions brstOw upon
the American arms And all this, too, b'cd list
the citizens of Lawrence concluded TO adopt
such rules for their social organization as Iheil
health and happiness rtquired In view of these
things, why are not everybody deIaocrats p
Echo answers why?
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Di7Ch NnIirn.

Mason Grosvenor, Jas Strain, J. r. Boardman Tim
othy Baker DariusSknner. Il. B.'Welsh. c. G Potter,
): G. Hubble, X. G.. Corwin. G. S. GrOsyenor Edward
McGynn X. H. Chubb, Adam He'll, Addison Smith,
W.. V. Way aud Allen Pardue and L. Hotchkiss or
the owners of east half southwest quarter west half
northeast quarte half norh-west quurter south
nan 1920 west tr quarter north half S. 1926 west
ir quarter all o range H. town g. section 3O and east
hall northwest quarter north hulf pit north west
~ ana south t west pit, northwest fr all Of range
H. town g. section 81 aud north nlf south cnst quarter
south halt southeast quarter Of range TO- township
section 2j and south half quarter north half
northeast quarter of range TO- section 3G and
east aii southeast quarter range TO- town section 24
ana west hhI quarter. east half north
quarter ana southwest fraction all Of range H. town.
D. section ~ and east fraction range H. town g. Sec
uon ~ viii take notice that the of Middleton
township, Wood county, Ohio will meet at tile house
OF Benjamin johnson in said township, On Saturday,
august 29th 1907, at 10 o'clock A. NJ to view and 10
act upon the deepening of the ditch of the Plank
Koad through said township; and set apart to each
person interested. his portion OF the work. expenses and
damages as the law Directs
july lG lSJ7--f0NbE
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Again: II is The like fixed, true, and unalter
able faith of the people, that Federal Consti-
tuition, made by States. and ratified by States,
with PROVISIONS for amendment only by States,
cannot BE- altered BY lhe mere dictd OF Judges,
iua tim, Of unparalleled confusion and excite
ment. But the D'mocratc party, although in
suited and trampled on by some Of the same
Judges, wIcu ii asserted the sovereign taxing
power Of the State Of Ohio, now hastsns TO rati'
II the addition, by mere judicial dirium, of o
new and odiuus term to the Federal Constitu-
ton, whereby man aud horse are declared
property by title equally sacred, aud of appli-
cation equally extensive us 10 national territory
In its acceptance of such novelty in legal
doctrine, and in its submission to such per
version of the Constitution, the organic d force
of the Democratic party mispplesents thost
who have hitherto voted with it.
The dearest rights of the citizens demand that
party. which to secure political ascpndency
can BE- thus false to itself and false TO the peo
pie should learn the ignominous defeat
lerven7ly hope the lesson will bc lrarnrd at the
coming election. r B. WARDEN.
Columbus, August s, 1857.
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AMERICAN Nominations.

The American convention at Dayton nominated
the following State ticket;
= For aovernor-Co Peter Van Trump, OF Lam
caster. 80 - r
For Lieutenant Governor--N. T. Nash, oil
Lucas r
Montgomery. u -
Hoard of Public Works--Wm R. Arthur, OF
Highland.
Secretary of State--C. C. Allen, of Ross
Supreme Judge. John Davenport, OF Belmont
This was mass convention, but there were
prescnt only s5 persons The greatest difficulty
the convention met with was to lind those VINO "ould
feel themselves honored by nomination at It's
hands They did finally succeed, however, and the
ticket was filled up.
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Iss5- Mrs. Cunningham of Bardell notoriety, has
been cnacting another scene in her eyentiul drama
which is creating much excitement in New York
city. She has been claiming to be en- ciente, aud
5hat DR.. BurdeI the legal father of the expect
ed heir. To carry out her professions and secure
rthe property belonging to the Bmdell estate, she
entered into alliance with her physician Dr. Uhl
10 feign sickness and procure child from some
unfortunate California grass widow. All this was
gone through with when the Doctor disclosed the
fraud As she hal never made any claims Oh the
ground of being the mother Of the borr jwed child
Il will be difficult TO convict her Of the intended
crime, the penalty of which is Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary for not more than ten years. The
Or. has been cited 10 appear before the medical
aeulty of the city to answer 10 the charge of hay
ing divuIged professional secrets, &l,. The whol'
thing is in snarly condition, aud will afford foo(
for the lawyers and editors Of New York for th'
neat six months.
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NOIirc

rs hereby given, that petition will be pr eseuted to
l. the commissioners OF Wood county. Ohio, at their
next regular sessOnaSing for view, survey and loca
ton of county road commencing in the center of the
tion line between sections twelve (lg and thirteen Q3
in town three (jl range ten lO) east; thence
section line the west line of Henry township; thence
north the sOut-east corner of section twelve o.
three () range nine on east thence on sec
ton line to Otsego and Blanchard free turnpike road
and there terminate; and also at the time to va
cate old road, commencing eighty rods wcs' of the
northeast corner of section fourteen A. in town three
( range ten (lO) east; thence northwest about half
mile thence about west hy Williams, Hammun and
Alton on Colts farm to section line between eight and
nine; thence north on section line to the southeast
OF section 1--WE; thence west on section line TO
the northeast corner of section thence north
direction to the north line of Henry towpslIin
MANY PETITIONERS.
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SheTinss Sale.

II. W. BricLtOrd, VS.. Daniel Wurtz
nf virtue of an execution to me directed and deliy-
~ cred from the court of common pt as, OF Wood
county, Ohio in the above entitled cause will oeI
for sale at the door o(the house, in Perysburg
said county, on
Saturday the 29th day of August, A. ID. 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r.
81. of said day. the following real estate to wit Tbe
west half of the southeast quarter of section thirty-
three, OF town six north ofrnge eleven east contain
ing so acres, in Wood county. Ohio.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
PRICE JEFFERSON, Attys
July 30 l957-l2w5S2.63
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The Illustrated Gymnasium.
J. T. PRIcE, Secr'y.

This is the title OF a new book by r. T. Trail,
NJ. D., now being published by Fowler & Wells,
New York. The work comprehends considerable
more than the title expresses for it contains not
only an exposition of Gymnastics proper, but also
the applications Of Gymnastic, Galistlienlc, and
Vocal Exercises to the develop nent of the whole
body the proper training of weak and detective
organs, and TO the cure of disease. Special NJ ID
ical Gymnastics for particular ailments and mfr
mites have prominent and important place.
Lng's system Of Linesipathy, as developed by its
author and practiccd by Roth, George, AMI Others,
is extensively treated Of Bnef instructions are
given in the various "manly exercises as Swir-
ming Sailing, Rowing Riding, &c. and not the
least valuable part of it is the analysis Of the rudi.
mental sounds Of the English language with the
instructions preicdtel thereon, to enable the stu
dent to obtain full command of the respiratory ap-
paratus and acquire 1uency and power of Voice
and Speech.
All departments of the work are proInsely illus
strated with cngravings 1t is a book for the
individual, the Family, the Club, and the School.
1t will be completed in two numbers Price for
the work compete, 81 2j. Address Fowler &
Wells, 3O3 Broadway, New YORK.