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Billings i. getting az, Stcam!!
EEs. j. w. EAEiESHEOTE,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon


Would mos; respectfully announce that he will
visit Lansing Ola the fourteenth day of every
month, for the purpose of meeting patients al
tlict"i with Chronic or Lingering Diseases.
Ro0mS dt the LaaSilsg HouSe.
Dr.. kerinoti has in his possession certificates
from, and l. permitted 10 rcfey TO hundreds OF
gentlemen OF high standing and responsibility,
III Detroit, London, Toronto, and other cities and
towns. VINO, having been reduced to the border
Of the grave from Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
and other diseases, and having tried in vain then
physicians prescriptions, and most of the quack
no-trums for the cure OF those diseases. are now
from the use OF his Vegetable Medicines, in the
enjoyment of perfect health.
Or. kerInott has IN the cities of London and
Detroit during the last seven years, administered
the different remedial agents OF the Vegetable
Kingdom to thousands OF patients, in almost ev
cry variety of disease, with unparalleled success
iiI- medicines exclusively vegetable, and such
are >aie and e!icac!oU- in the cure of disease
without entailing on the patient any OF those
mi-erics experienced from mineral poisons.
Chronic or Lingering Diseases of the Lungs
Liver, kidneys, aud ScTotula Cancers, all impur-
ties OF the blood, and all diseases OF Women and
Children, treated successfully.
DR.. kermott has had great experience in dis
eases of the Chest and Nervous System, curing
hundreds of cases pronounced ncurable by other
physicians.
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
- DR.. Kermott's residence, Detroit En-
trance to Dispensary, No. IA Congress street !;
entrance to Office Griswod street first door from
Congress.
DR.. Kermott wills also visi, onondaga the lth,
Eaton Rapids the i2th, and Mason the 18th OF
every month. l29
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Total bon l.,

Total boul so4,'IV I'D
4th-O debts legally due to the said company and Sc
curei by other Tn those embraced IN the lore
gong the vi at least thirteen thousand
dollars.
oth-Of debts legally due to said company, secured
otherwise than By mortgage but due for premiums,
of at least sixteen thou-tni seven hundred
Ant eighty uniredths dollars. Debts other
wise secured, loans IA stocks,
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-.l p.Yurr,rsp: and will cure COWS of giving ms,es
NuS Thsy also increase tke quantity ~ milk. when H.
cow, general condition = bsd The p'o pretor Has he-
>>ured at they superior Ia any thing tls ia c.~
t Hollow iiorn. Care should lee exercised that yOa al
tart - JOHNS scuuipe Powders ami suffer not ycur
- w. ~ ~ humhugs-,i with the assertion thar sor-
IN. ~. 1. mt q .nni.
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CERTIFICATES or LICENSE


Ca4cr ise IasarGsce ic: II ftbrIfIy l5,h, 1S59.
Oytlcz oF uIs SEcSSrIsY oF STATE,
Lansing, Mich, Nay 18th, 1889. J
To ALI To WHOM THESE Presents SHALL CONE.
whsreIS Pursuant 10 the provisions 1T an Act Of the
sAse Of Michigan. entitled " An Act 10 regulate Fire,
Marine Life AMI Health Insurance Companies and their
Agents. Associations. Partnerships and Individuals doing
Ere Marine Late sui Heath Insurance business not IN
esrprsed b. the State OF chgsn, approved February
10. 1859, there the twenty fifth day of May, H.
1859 furnished the Secretary at the state of Michigan,
AMI fled HIS Office Lansing, statement of the In
surance Company known the Merchants Insurance
Company Of Hartford which Company incor Poraiei
upany the laws Of the State OF Coma. ctcut,
company ing which statement. and constituting Psr;
thereof evidence satisfactory - ssd Secretary Of
State Of the investment required BY SAID Act. together
With r-solai Ter the sea. If sud Company signed
according ssi Act AMI bearin; date the nineteenth
day OF Nav A u. Is5a. authorizing NtiION : FROST,
Asn nj SAIL Company acknosl- ig- service OF pro
ami If declaration, behalf Il said Company, as
provided By ssla Act
oe lsos ss, Tast the sill IusuFance Company. acting
by AMI through MAEIDN :. FROST. Agent above
named, Accorng the provisions 81 said Act and the
said Agent, whe acting such for said iomi any i
hereby authorized and empowered t. Insurance
business in the state Of Michigan. provided by said Act
subject Ia AL the provisions, reservations aud Limitations
in said Act contained.
IN Testimony Wherscf. ! have heTennte Sc. my
hand. ami caused tie Greet Seal of the STATE
tE,I 10 he AFFIXED. the day and year first above
written. " q. ISIstI.t.
ly2ol Secretary OF State.
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New Eirs.s

THE subscribers having recently associated
i themselves together under the L.me OF the
Lansing Planning Mil Company, Tor the purpose
of manufacturing Sash, Blinds and Doors-aiso,
Planning aud Matching all kinds of lumber, and
filing all bills of work for the entire finishing OF
houses, would respectfully invite the attention
of all having business III our line, TO give us q
call, as We now prepared to receive all or
ders, and DO the work in the best possible man
ner- Shop opposite the PRESBYTERIAN church, on
the river, Middle Town.
&. c. DODGE,
JAMES JOHNS,
Z. A BAILEY.
Lansing, June 1, % los
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Far val. Mar. val.


Total amount loaned on the above stock ~
Glh-U. debts legally due To said company Tor premi-
nu,s the of least hundred ninety eight and
forty eight hundreltbs dollars.
.Ia-,f -. other aud moneys the sum Oi AZ
least aure.i twenty ~V thousand one hundred Scy
enty seven AMI thirty hunireithS 10 lars All other
.-curitsfs
LIT. Bsnk stock, owned by the company, viz
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VI,RY this remarkable and most interesting remedy II
is comIos.d At the concentrated Juices of most
powerful md the soothing Plants and Roots
chemically confined and insulated IN well sealed gss.
bottles. aud charge. hy powerful battery. Thus Zoe
sessirg addition To lis superior medical virtues strong
Magnetic aud Elective properties, profoundly penetrating
| -mnenty quoting ant soothing. IL relieves pain
and nl nulaon nj once, fWh'n freely appl.d) relax
ing The strained muscles AMI nerves, giving life and
vitality by i's life giving guae- 10 parazel parts and
chr long standing conn lanfs and weaknesses, al
ing nervous pain (SeuTAgia irritation, aud ing
ob-tructnn- Lac "A Indeed, all who have used n,
sIeak Of it truly wonderful medicine and
by far superior aud all other external remedies in
I applet il y unaiing remedy Tor ti.
Group Snre Threat Inflammation Of she Lung-, Boses
Liver, kldneys, and other oFgans, rheumatism, spiaa
rutstiou, Ague the Breast aud at all times cures
nervous Headache. S~ursg eyes, ear ache tooth
see", ague VA the Pace, fmpes and IIuptions 81 all
kinds I,le Bra--s and Sprained Lmb- Burns, Frozen
part, Ctblsus, Indo eat snd long standing Sores
Wounds Nr &c II viii also resto. the Hair 20 The
Bald lie al. and prevent the Hair from falling The Mag
u-tc Ointment has be9 EXTENSIVELY Ussd upon Canal and
nraugEt 10 for Calls, Wounds prs and Am~ness,
and Is cure. when Piled hot fr the Scratches
oTes mud Foot All sheep All the praprie'ors ash
i,- the Magnetic fair trial confident that ali
they clam for IL. b" found ru. Ia The letter Ia the
nsighhorhU"1 wh" = i j. PEOPLE buy
by 'he quantity. and - kept and used by aotev-ry
nnabtsnt ianac-- = the pAIns and aches
every family les afflicted with We -ny
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointmsnt
None g-Bun" unie- signed : l-ell.n with Pen sss
Pamihe's confa Dug fan drecots around each Boti~,
and circulars left with ut- Price shilling. for small
and -hilliuc. 'or large Bottles.
For "a b, AsWbro Brother ana Ihsyer Co Ian
sing, sni all other pfugg 81. in The county
ss- Al order. should b. aed.esscd 10 gM NUDGE L
| 90 Paris Hlis. Madison Go y \ 2le
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Lansing, june I,
NOTICE..

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE C0NDCC-
l. ted by John Thomas Il Co, will hereafter
be carried on by the subscribers, At the old
stand, under the name of Peck x Nerrifcli.
GEO. W. PECK.
f. T. HERRIFiELD
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NOTICE.,

I'HE Co-PARTNERSIIP HERETOFORE EX.
Istiug between the subscribers, under The
name Of John Thomas & Co, IA this day dissol
vel by mutual consent.
The unsettled accounts Of the late frIA viii be
adjusted by \. F. Weller, with whom the book:
Of account notes and claims of the same, have
been left, for settlement and collection, and u
whom all debts due them must be paid.-Da,eC
Lansing, August IL, 1889
JOHN THOMAS,
4. +. WELLER.
226m3 E. z. MERRIFJELD.
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John,
Condition Pov.

0ets.-rhess
powders are hen
IN very high rs, n
nation forhorss,
N cases q pa
~ rrnPER LOS
OF APPETITE
HIDE y !. BoCNn
YELLOW Va
I !, SrlrfCOV.
f 7. Amt. etc
They are exr-
lent for cst,,.
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Aggregate ysue of the above stock, II $50 90
II S.oca interest, for balance due ou
I'd. int-r.>t accrued bot not due 43l' II
sl26l.13 81
3th-rhe amount u Liabilities Of said company, due
by said company - banks, to other creditors of said
company. none.
The amount Of liabilities hereafter To bscon" due By
said company, II banks or other creditors none
6th-The amount q: losses by said company adjusted
and now due, none
!th-rhe adjusted bat not yet due
sth-rhe Of losses Of said company, unaIusted
At the present time, does not exceed Ia. oi twelve
hundred dollars.
9th-rhe of lose. in Suspense, waiting Tor proof
l0th-rhe amount oi all ether Claims against said com
pAny do amount 10 than i've hundred do lars.
l1thAn authenticated copy Of the Charter, Act of
lneorpor Of said company association, il hereto
annexed marked schedule A., ami also true copy at
Their By Laws marked Schedule Il.
(MEMo:-if the company h. a partnership or JOINT
stock company, strike cut the last clause am. say
llthA copy of the Articles OF Association, TART
usrship Agreement Of aid company is hereto anneNe
marked Schedule A.
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FURNITURE.

|, FURNITURE.
In Rosewood. Mahogany, Walnut, Oak, Maple
and Cherry. with any covering, plain or fancy,
that MAJ he desired. Also,
Painted Eaameiel Bed RO0Hl Sets.
a great variety of STYLES constantly on hand
Bedding, CuFlei Hair, Moss, iIusk, Cotton and
Spring Mattresses.
q To the TRADE, every article in the Fur
niture, Chair, Upholstry, Hardware and Willow
Ware line. with good variety of superior var
nishes, Japan, Veneers, Mahogany, &c, &c, are
offered at a small dirauce from cost.
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
y. B.-Goois bought from this establishment
for Shipping, securely and properly packed fo-
transportation. j. ". TILL9AN.
Detroit, 1859. le5.
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Going East:

INSTRUMENTATION IA i-lot at Grand Haven
Boat sal, leave Milwaukee SAIL RilAl : At i VI
for ~aturi,N >Ighi's Express Ne>i but l.
VI. tram viii N0T IEsNR ~ SUNDAYS
Trains leave J-rmn, daily, Sundays excepted.
TIE TELEGRAPH LINE il row o.rn fer PUulC BuS
NESs.
CONNECTIONS.
At uErROIi-t;reat Western Railway for all points
Fa,t-Mchigan Central aud Michigan S"uihern Railroads
and Cleveland Line ~ Steamers
At GRAND HAYEN-With 'Hurnh' steamer ter Chi
csyo, &c. sc
AT MlIWAt NEE-With the Mississippi, Lacrosse, Chi
csgo Haterown ani Horizon Railroads fOr ali import
ant points West and Northwest and ON the MISSISSIPPI
River and with Steamers for Ports on Lake Michigan
Passengers or Great Western Railway on the Rail
aay Perry Steamer H. VI. Dock, leaving Dock al
90 4. NJ, l. % Noon. and :. 30 7. VI
NIGHT TRAINS HAVE SLEEPING CARS AT n
TACKLED
ri. "-.-.r-..y'- Time T~bioa can b. had ~ any OF
the stations.
W. X. MUIR, Gent sup't. =
~ II. L. Offices, June, 1883
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4 RESOLUTION TOEXTEND Sill.

4
"A AWS-EE >TBEET--..-5lo-5 .4 ... = at5,. C.,,Ec'
sary extend ~i..sN4sscc zee, 70 81. ec' 5r5
from Grand street :" tiraus se- an II the go
Nd IA tie ~a! ~iaW.4sse stree. is, q,
the -lnuGu- street Tie ile g
sixteen 20 th- to -t-e Reform -c-ri
ant that they ins,ui 20 tA- Py-fr property E- efo-
sA'ch property oe-r-'he- follows. 4 strip
lard ~ fo.n TIC no'H ssr ,i 1t t}. 10 box sS
ty--.N tto}. T.. els ui LIu2-. -a.i 20 % traul
'1rali We. haua g. south Pos hsull
AIRY me a - aWas-e. ~t-set- cN-ee.. es
Through -a.t o. LAe - Grand asy--; s1t a :, -
.sut 90 from tie -n-i. --lrl. ia .r
bJcA sVtys t't)s eui .E,-1l Gran: -a8d
River All h'LI e. nar-h by ha north boundary le q:
N aHa--.e street. es-.n - f,5a Cr,ll .'.- rl l-a
sad 81 g.t b. trIeL sr sn. lt- rleT st.i.
the 18Th Gag e.: NOVs-atc-. 4 D. --s-. u...
tie strr,ou, supply 10 lie E-cor-s; 5 Cat u Sic cry
of IAu~ly Common e.. sr.1l fa-- f -s.8 = q
Iau ltsf y n 'he place Ger iA. ~ rgit.} for
The cras "t lry - a--,rtsa lae res > 1 using
tie properly iu--1C"1 - t- taken --- - 70
the jus; damages aul comE+ussti-u 1s-h ems u--s-s
nav b entitled ia 4 -uca .n-=aIei improvement -
Ina1e, aId - asceEt.-u al assess sa.h ausge an
Compensation "a and upon lots. ur~u7 ana SUBJ
vision. thereof which Eia bel-Ej-ei ay sa-h in
prover1ent-
Done az tie common council r1lIl fi.s 2 i-v o.
: ptenb-r. 4. y. 1883.
CEERE's OTyICE Citv cf Lansing.
/. Geo Armstrong. C,rk 81 tn c-y os Izn-'u- 20
hereby certify, that tie abv - E-sg.ra 80. .iapt-i
BY he Common Council 4 said city On sic Ip-a dtv a
September. A d ls5s.
Witness M hsBi and tn seal o. .bs
Il : City of Lansing, -Gs 81 day q September
A. D. ls5e
ir2ss GEO. A ARMSTRONG, City Cerl.
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DIR. s1OOELAND's
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

FDI. IlIf. &C ~ DE
Coughs, Coids, Influenza, crap, NoarSe'cSs,
Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Dis,aSeS 81 tsc BoJg-
els arising from coils, Iuc,pic,s: Consenp-
tior, and for tbs reiiet a,sd t.f at al possi-
bie) cure of Paf,e.'fs sa olo 'Rcei sidges Of
the iatter disease.
Th. &C preparation ..r ,h- Ei,e,-, .r,, '-
confidently relied 10 il Re, rrrt rit-,
more gene raj aui fatal tnlu s ''-r a.l,ti
the peoP.c OF this country subject those sP:nys
from '.s!ght cold Ih, ..g-at autAl4y. lr H. !,
SAYS - wilis"t say that Colds - Inlt btau-
what thu FLAGt and EIIbw FSyEE t thu> uf other
but Confidently ti,t they usher IN
Diseases Of srelet comp:ty and m'rta','y than these
lst,er."
further proof "i the ter ihie l.fls uf a-r,~es
suit from common c.ii' may be- by glance at
the folowny statistics, taken from the records "f the
Board IF Health of fhiiai- plIi cOnf--'3 ot the
most healthy localities ia the UNION
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JAS. TURNER. Agent for ImSham County.
4 FIRST RATE. NEW, EASTERN LUM-
IA Der WAGON for sale or to trade for
good horse, by
GEO. /. PARSONS.
Lansing, Aug %, 1859. go
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lnnn !. N,lltlr Ea,rlrfr III N.re.n Id. o.

Nv horse WAS worked and driven So hard ,hs. =.
seemed ln pletey worn out and used w II v,ik.s
yards. De would tTVuibe all over. lie >eem<si e.
trsy worthless and about 70 die. save him ysfs,.
medicines nut they ~ no benefit finally ga.
him / l.. 1T. JoHNS CONDITION FowpkRS IA,
rapidly improved uutilh became perfectly veil It,
-n'd him for one hundred dollars. 4. slNNMAKFg
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HENRY n W NEIGH

Vo'nNl SItI' OF
au1 for the state Of Connecticut
sworn all subscribed before me, a. Hartford. in said
county ami State this twenty fourth day of May, A.
1850. GEORGE :. GILMAN, Notary fubdc.
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" orkS Of Science and Art, and Standard Poet
and Prose Writers, in every variety of style and
binding.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited
20 call and examine our stock.
We have also large stock OF Letter, Cap and
Note Paper, Envelopes, Ink, States, Blank Books,
Fancy and Staple Stationery, in qualities STYLES,
and prices, which cannot fail to please.
Our arrangements for obtaining stock from
first hands, and the most favorable terms, en-
ables Us to offer Country Dealers, Teachers, Ii
brary Committees, and others buying in quanti-
ties, liberal discounts from retail prices.
In connection with our establishment, we have
Il Biadery j. Blank Book Manutactory.
Using the best of materials and employing COM
petent workmcu, We are prepared TO fill orders in
this line, and can safely guaranty satisfaction in
al cases. RAYMOND x SELLECK,
$50 30 Woodward Av., Detroit.
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so COME AND HELP YOURSELVES

A. Billings viii TT yCu ont with a bigger bundle
II Pays "rl n,yul PlunAnr fnr = dollar than
our young city ever yet Witnessed,
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Would mos; respectfully announce that he will
visit Lansing Ola the fourteenth day of every
month, for the purpose of meeting patients al
fct"i with Chronic or Lingering Diseases.
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JAMES TURNER, Agent FOR IscnAN Co..

Will u.u.. against loss oy hre at the lowest ss'o
,.i.. ..a adj a., the losses promptly. Particular sen
ION yIi n. y,y.n Z, assuring FARM HOUSES andF>"m
Ram. and detached dxel.iD5s
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5w23O
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
A Self. M saage NEann.

Captain Hudson, Of Tie Niagara, was
once, says the Jamacia, L. i. Farmer" a
baker boy in Brooklyn One dsv he
chsuced 10 be in the Navy Yard at Brook.
lyn, aud the. thought struck him that he
would like to enter the Navy. So going
to the proper officer, he applied for admis-
sion. Tie novelty OF seeing a lad alone,
boldly asking tor place 50 often secured
by political preferences, or by the entreat-
les Of influential friends, at once attracted
the attention Of the officer. and he in
quired, "What can you do?" The reply
was prompt and decisive: "Anything that
any other boy can do" He was told to
call sgsin, and few days passed, and the
place was given TO the enterprising lad
Scarcely in his new POSITION ahe began to
show marks of genius and aptitude which
outdid his associates, and step by step the
bakers boy rose to influence and rank,
and to-day he stands among the highest
in rank and most influential in power of
the great ones who compose the U. S.
Navy Such, in brief, is the career of w.
N. HUDSON, commander of the U. S.
Steamer Niagara. a,>Yta
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Ms. GBddisAg's Statement.

Some Of the papers inter from the an
svers of ''Old Brown" to Inqulsitor-Gene
ral Vallandiyham, that Mr.. Gi,ldings hac
something to do with the foolish scheme
Of the lurmer. This is most explicitly
and emf ha'ically denied by Mr.. Giddinys
We have never believed lin gully Of such
folly. Until some proof is found to rebul
his positive denial, his statement light to
be received without question. lie is q
bold man, and not in The habit of denying
any ultraism that really belongs to him
even to counselirg lorcible resistance to the
execution Of the Fugitive Slave Law
While, Governor Wise is overhauliny Os-
sawattome's" carpet bag, and duly as
sorting his "voluminous correspondence. "
we doubt whether the venerable joshua
has any fear Of damage from the forthcom-
ing disclosures -C,nrianoti Gazette.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
iIIah ing Tsp Nnd 4 RclM . Aestmg u Dc
. .'' lN1aCt EaasNGEA,bOA. -''. TO

The silly "bayonet story" whicha coun-
try Journal manufactured to injure Mr.,
Denuison as a candidate for Governor, has
been esusctated by the Washington
"Consti Ii is transformed. how!
ever, by the very sklllful organist from the
utterance Of a private conversation, as
originally stated, into ''decIara'ion in
one Of his public speeches" Mr.. Denni-
son, on tile stump, has repeatedly aud
poiniedly denied ever having used any
such language or expressed any such idea
AS WAS thus attributed to him.. lie has in
yarit bly, avowed just the opposite opinions,
and declared that the Fugitive Slave Law,
SO long AS tits n law, ought to be obeyed.
II the Washington "Constltuton" has any
sense of honorable dealing, it will promptly
correct lis misrepresentation OF Mr. Den
nison's position. No respectable Demo
cratic paper in Ohio can be found TO en-
dOrSe the statement Of the Government Or
CANON this subject. Every such Journal
knows it to be gross misrepresentation
of the man who has just been endorsed by
clear majority Of some 1900 votes OF
the freemen of Ohio CininnWi Guzette
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

The following questions were .propoun.
ded for written answers at the Examins.
tion of Teachers on the 5th inst.
GRAMMAR.
I. "What parts Of speech connect sen
tences?" '''.'fa ff''' : ''''' "''' ''''t
e. "This is the man whom 1 SAW yes.
terday." Parse each word. ~ E'9nD
3. Il intended to- have written yester.
day but done it today,' Correct, and
parse the words in italics. '
4. ''He said lie had ought to have saw
that man which was in town Yesterday"
Correct the sentence and give the tense Of
ought.
s., "Year following year steals some.
thing every day." Parse each word. q
6. Honesty will be rewarded 30
Parse the verb, giving all its properties.
T. IL have come home and wrote seve,
raj letters" Correct the sentence and
parse home.
8. "Waom the gods wiN TO distroy. they
first make mad" Parse the words in
italics. ., .l. ........-,..... .... ...
8. "He was called Paul, the Apostle. -
Parse the words in italics.
10. "Who did he send for? Where
has he gone to-" Correct.
GEOGRAPHY
I. "What are the tropics?
Q. "Bonnd the zones and give the
width of each"' -.-.. ... ... ... ..... H
3. "Name the oceans in the order Of
their size"
4. What places have no latitude? Why?
Longitude? Why?"
s. "What is the greatest extent Of lati.
tude? ., ...5 r. .'..... ,..
6. "When are the degrees Of latitude
and longitude of the same length?'
7. "Name the four largest cities in the
world" n,'1 .'. ...' b.
8. "What groups of islands cas-, Of
Asia?"
8. Name the three largest towns on
the right bank of the Ohio"
10. "What courses would you take, and
on what waters would you sail on a voy-
aye from ST. Petersburyh to Jeddo?"
...--. ARITHMETIC.
|. What does number signify?
9. What is notation? and how many
methods are there in use?
3. What is the general law by which
numbers increase?
4. Into how many classes are numbers
divided. Explain each class. ... &c.,.
5. What are lhe different values Of the
same figure called? Explain these values
S. What is the greatest common 1ivi.
sor OF Sc, 81, l4oand l68. 81"
Z. What cost i5,2l4 lbs. Of butter, at
Sla3 per hundred, .....u
8, A merchan, pays $500 per annum
for insuring $4,000, on his goods! What
per cent. does he pay? ,' .e''. .
g. A farmer had 80 bu. of corn worth
SIS. a hu. which he wished to mix with
oats worth IS, . bu. so that the mixtures
may be worth g.. per bu. How many
bushels of oats must be used? .' "
10. The diagonal OF square is 80 IT,;
What is its side. a....