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Chester Female SEMINARY,

CHESTER, Delomarc Comfy, Pa.
pEV. GEO HOOD. PRINCIPAL. A Family
q boarding School with Five accompli. he'd
T. lclcrS.
WlNI FIR TEEM--Jnnuary g. to April Q,
for hoarl and Tuition, so 90
SUMNER TEEAI-M May 9 to August 8. for
BOARD and Tuition so 90
El'@n Day Scholars from 81 to sll per tenn.
hrrErESCEs - lev. J McIntirn. u D. Pearcc
Y~For Catalogues inquire of the Principal.
sept 4. ISjS-Sluf
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES

From the OH Stand, opposite the Court House,
WHO may desire to purchase ready made
w Cloaas Of best material and style varying in
price from 81 to Sl2 Cloths for Coaks varying
in price from 81 % to 50 Shawls in variety !;
Dress Goods in do; Persian, Welsh, Shroulin:
and Domestic Flanneis. Canton FIluncls BIcachel
and unbcachei Mus'ins, fickngs. cold Cambrics
Paper Muslins. Innings and Trimmings in great
variety EONNETS, Sntin7. Ribbons Modes
Bombazincs. Gloves, Hosiery. French Lasting
Gaitcrs with and heut heels, xii AMI Morocco
Boots with and without heels. Misses Kid and
Morocco Boots with and without heels. Ladies'
Kid and Morocco Shoes and Kid Slippers; also,
Children $ black and colorol Boots All of the
above shoes made to order.
s-y@ The ladies' will please call and examine
Respectfully, BENZ. L. MAY
Nov 10, 1898
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
JGsEH v. EsEAREsOy,
(srcu"ssoa TO IL A. nALLo

T. l. Is II O N, M d..
4 NAOu Noes to the citizens of Cecil
L a county that lie is prepared to
Make all kinds Of Carriages to Order,
and guarantees to give satisfaction toall who
may favor him with their work. An cx-
prricnce OF ten ycaiS enables him to say that
his carriages will compare ftvorahy with
those of any other manufacturer. in finish
and durability. lie soiicits the custom of
the people OF the county, generally.
IT, second hand carriages taken in ex-
chlngc i''r new, at fair prices
a number Of second hand carriages on
hand, and for sale low. [Jan | ,5g--y.
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lui!u'inetou.
WATCHES, JENELRY
kED
SILVER WARE.

- zIBh FERRIS AsoN, Canxanof fornre
GN q. All MrKEr STREETS. WiLwNGToy. have
Sa.Ass' on hard he largest assor ment of fine
WATCHES. li.WILEi and SIlNERWAHU. to
be iu,ind in the state and respectfully solicit - Q
att gntion of The cit zeus Of ELkTeN and It's ,icn
~ to stock, consisting, in part, Of the flowing
articles
ENGLISH WATCHES in Col or silver Casest
Richard Wis Chronometcr Watches Sole
Agency.
Chas Stcvcrfon's do do do.
VIM. Coorcrs iur!ex and Lever Watches
u. j. Tobias & Cos Liverpool atches.
}us ,J0husnn's do. do made ex-
pr,>sly for us.l
VIM Nohin-on's do. do
Josh. Broomio!d's do. do HALLWAY
Jos'l S,wils do do Railway
Time -kcepcrs)
Jno. Teibury Co.'S do. do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES
jules Jur,cson Copenhagen rhronometer.
A. Gcndrc : Geneva ChlvunWerers
II. Capt Geneva I.cgcr and !.ypines. very fue }
Nacheion Constantine Geneva, very iue.)
James Courvoi,ier. Geneva.
II. Pathcy Pcytieu.
Er;guet, Paris, very fnc)
Char. +. Iissot son, ILoclc.) &c,
jIWLL.l.
Fine sets consistr, Of Breast Pins. Ear Pincs
ana Bracelets OF tie me- pltc.u; Gold Cli4ns
Mtu4.lioAs, IeBci!A. CLh riI!S, &c.
SlLNERWAEE.
III the Si5cr department. We are prcpNr.i To
furnish the latcst rat'uhs The Tuscan and } iza.
hethan walrlI',ed ul to coin in purity, ai.i as
cheap a. can be purchased Ia ne culntry. Al.o, n
afsc assortment of plain silver >loohs, FORKS,
Tea SstS, Piattl Hare, Mu'Gie and Bronze
Ci0s&x.
Yankee Clocks. for CT !rtLes H,Ts and Schools
Richard Willis ani Cbas St.yrns,as Celebrated
CslEGE GIlct&r Watches.
Having secure the Agency of the above fines,
quality lissh Watches. an. IN, prrcd 10 furni> n
heori''t tiht- fetl-r, at shEAsoAAnIE price" which
cT Li:.sh aud -ccar cy. cannot lie exceeded by any
watch IA nc. i.ach .h il iccuuIp MED BY a c,r-
hIcatc from The manufacturer. which Guarantees il
10 Keep tine TO Ike .I ton oi the pa L. lspr
or To be returned We give The best re.airices:
I"ni Gel!cn,en Of the greatest rcSicctb.ty IN our
city; and We respectfully request ihc attention 4
these wishing Wa.ch which they can depend
upon.
fB7 WATCH REPAIRING done in the best
manner and all work warranted to -ye entire sat.
iSfaeton for one year. a the old stand of
ZlBA FERRIS Il son.
Corner Of Fourth and Market S.
Dec = Oily NlLMl NGTUN, bel.
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Sc EEGGE Af,p.ve.Ys,s.

T'liE subscriber has made arrangements to keep
on band general supply of all the l,aln :;
HOhooL AffAHAltn. consisting patty "i
oEhtEEs, lELLWIANs. GiE' SCOPES. GEoaprnI.
Al fokHs. IEFEE.rEfAL AND tELI.rIiL liIu1.S
hEoMhThiC}L SOLIDS, D.SsG"rnD CoVEs Cams
loot BtocNS, DRAWING States AND RU.ks
SCHOOL KE"isTEns, liz .CHlR,' GI!nls. Pay.
SOCIOLOGICAL CEAhIs, NMITLLL's PLAyISpu.grs
rEiToN's Outline MARS and many o her -cAD, |
tlAtules Also full sIppiy Of lie latest editions
OF SCHOOL, BOOKS.
and all kinds Of Saoncry. supplied at he Invest
rates with liberal discounts 10 school Cyumis-
Sioners AID Teachers
KEEP more general assortment of Goods in
my line Than can be met with in any single cy.
enlistment III The 'urger ci;ies. and am sel.ins
'Aem All at low. ana many Of them at re luerl
rates. All choice pHblicI atoms of the DAY recei ed
IA s"pn rs published. j T. UEAIn
h"leHale and Retail bookseller and ~t.tioucr
hinder and Eiank Book Manufacturer
No III iEhEr STREET,
NOV D. loJN' liluiE.tDD, Dc!awa
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tilr0ieirlnl.
SWaiEl's Celebrated Panacea.

NOR the cure of Scrofu'a, General DEBILITY,
L AID all Diseases arising fio,n impurities Of
the Elood and thr eff ct, ui NcrcGry
swain : i"fiatca has hccl fer more thar thirty
five years o.,irttri in This country aud IN Europe
FIR itS extraordinary cures. SGule o. which are too
hightfui Tor general Publication. where The pa
ien;s have been ;inosI eaten NJ With Sctuiuiu
AMI we've dc,utei iIcUrah'e by pfiys'cSns
1t has h'-d us,d in L0si.it1ls ai.i pryafc prac-
lice. and has keen ieccmh.,,d-d by he NO t cole
br,cd physicians and other eu,i.c.t persons
Auo!g Others. by ". q. T. ..-uu. ~ d. l,uf Of
sur. ry. Fem. University a nti.c Mott, 81
u Prof. Of our1ery. n. \ tIivu+ity; v. p
Drwces NJ. d.. Irc,. Mid p.an Unworthy: n
Oh pinag. N. D., Prof Of Phy-ic Penn. Cmyc..i-
y; 7. lnIkc, Ii. D., FIos.4eAt college Lys,.;.!s,
phis l.li b,a.
1hr w., Isrrrl cures cGceted by SWAIN. Para
&c! have tor Linny yeas .aoa it .n inv,.uub.e
rcuIoSy. and hsvc orrs,!"n.a uHIF;Hriy's p-r-
.oms 10 in,it i. it, AL tn il. yos~ III. disease
and "t.ict"a. AlEI.sl daily We p's itUrAed Of
several Who lave been deceived III tIi- city.
SHHiIls pdLa-ei il in IouE3 bottles. hutri
ersitu ln-Iy, with tie following let.e.s Llown OH
the : 4an
SE Af:I'E-PISACE A-pEILAEA
Having the Esme Of AS. S.AiH Stamped on the
se9itIg WY ard ~iit.u ON lie iaL. covering the
r"iE. a slh-n.id ,s.tiuy oG l.e 4. he ai the
J,itic. Ly tfAp.r Co. bank Lotc -.srIv.rs in
tie centre @: "hi"h is ,a"r ,ait Vi the l-:e IN.
W i'm. copyright s-tufri)
II pei one par.Ea..I. the Panaces will b. care
!,,i 10 cbsr.vc the sSo.e c.Uti,n. an IL 1t tia
name :" In is e14Iecly spelled. they Le>d Nos be
imI.J-t.! on,
iIcraI.i OILY It Swsim's laboratory. the oil |
.tlnd. south .Oe,'!l trept. below Che, 'nu'. PHI
i!"l!l.il and sold W al drug ;ist5 III the uni,el
states.
General tqcnts Tor The U. s.
SuiIIEEEiN pHn:iEnS 4 co
Apri! q, loJo. l'U lillian II. New York.
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Newark Female Seminary.

YENHE NENT SESSION of this Institution
n will commence JANUARY 5th. and CON
tnue SIN MONTHS, with recess of one
week in April.
A beautiful location. excellent teachers.
and careful cultivation Of the mind and
heat, commend this school to the attention
OF raIcLt'. For catalogues. address
MISS ii. CHAMBERLAIN.
Principal,
Dec. %, 1868 CIV. Newark, Delaware
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MORE, NEWS
10 aarrIagc Manufacturers

1llE subscribers have constantly on hand
large assortment Of superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting Of FcIloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues. Spokes. &c. Also. large unan j.
tty Of Seasoned AXics, and Plank of differ
cnt llickncSscS, all Of which they will dis
pose OF at reasonable prices
SCOTT 4 ADDISON.
Jan 10. lSaS-tf Scots VI ills,
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IMPORTANT 70
Brewers and wras elers:

rvr~a- IA THE Port Deposit Ferry Boat -
IT, u. II The steamer GirSLY. Capt j. If.
M = :;...-. rs Myers having been thoroughly
repaired. is now running regularly
during the day between PORT DEPOSIT and
BELLS FERRY. The capacity of this boat. and
her speed and entire safety, render her peculiarly
fitted for this service. proycrs farmers travellers.
and the public generally will find her ut all times
ready To convey them and their property to ana
from the above points.
y Travellers and Drovcrs will find ample
accommodations for themselves and stock at the
NEW E0TAL AT BELLS FERRY, which has
been recently erected BY j. Spencer, and now
kept by him. may s, 1853.
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DIR. WALTON'S
A II L Z &c A N PILLS.


N0TNG AMERICA N!CTORIOU S,-One small
L box OF Pills cares ninety nine eases out of
huUd,ed. No Ealsam Mercury. no o,lnr on
the breath. nn fear OF detection. Two snail Pills
dose; tnsricsS and harmless rs water Fail
directions are given. 50 thar the ps,icnt can cure
himself rs certain n with The advice of the most
experienced surgeon. aal much better than with
he advice Of one OF little experience in this class
Of diseases.
sySr>r EY MAIL To ANY r.nr o. THE Corn
THY hy enc!"sln. one dollar to Ds. D. q WALTON.
No. ID North seventh street below Race phia-
dcirha Liberal Discount To the Trade. None
genuine wi'h"ut the WRITTEN signature Of d. q
Walton. Proprietor.
Ir. VS. fr.a.ment for sofia busc Weakness &c,
is chtr rely different from the usual course Dr. " .
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit. The tre,tn, nj is certain to cure a. the
sun Is to rse Enclose Il stamp and address br
w. as above giving fail history of your case
AMI you will bless Ihe dny you made the effort to
secure what is ccrtain-A RADICAL CURE.
Jan 80 lsJ3-ly.
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nlsta!)nieal.
STOVES! STOVES!
CALL, AND SEE.

STOVES! STOVES!
CALL AND SEE.
WE want the pub'ic to cal AMI cxamine tho
established stand Of ALDRIIGE & CO.. at tie
c'rroI Of Min and Bridge streets, wLero can BIO
seen tie handson.est lot Of
Parlor, Hall, Store, Bar Room and
Cooking Stoves
ever offered in Iikton amrng them sometime
entirely new. IN the way Of Il Gas puinirg Cook
Stove. the most economical az icle ever of red to
the public.
In addition to he draft Of an ordinary cook
stove the 5 burner has dr. it through the ,op
Plates, which il. of itself sufficient 10 maintain
combustion. The upper daft not only consumes
the gases but helps TO strc gthcn aud pTcscr, the
center pieces which are most exposed To the direct
action of the ii c. aid " hich are made double
instead OF The usual single plates. by means Of
this draft alone. all Ike operations Of cooking can
he carried on. when the fuel is but partially
sni'ed it con scquentiy burns more slowly and
more c0nOmicaliv.
We have also q ALLAGlIER'S D0UBLE-0VEN
COOKING STOVE.
1t woGli take one p1gc of n new paper 10 emu
lnerate Ill The stoves we have for sac We there
i"re Wish persons to call ard them. and they
can be rs well suited as in any city in tn" uniou.
Oct l6, l8jS-tf. Al.EKlDGE / co
We also do all kinds of
Tia s. Metal Esoofirs S. sp"wtiug.
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EssILEsS s. ,gsaNs,S

-MANrFACrrDERS AND DEALERS IN
sperm, Lard. Sea Elephant, Whale,
TANNERS and MINERS OIL. Also.
Sperm, Sohr Sperm, end .ddtmaatnc Candlcs,
NareAcuas-Mc. q South Whatvas.
Manufactory. Christian Street below Seventh,
Oct 20, lsj5-2m PHILADELPHIA
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GLlCEROLE Of the Hypophosphites
~ compound Syrup of the IIypophosphites
Syrup of pyrophosrhate of Iron; Pyrophosphate
of sofia; llypophosphite of Lime, &c prepared
Mt the Laboratory Of Il. BRINGIIURST & CO.,
cor. Sixth and shipley streets store corner Sixth
and Market Wilmington, Dol taus H.
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lew Cracker Bakery in Eikton.

NEORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
IVE- Of informing the public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
q: all kinds, at his Bakery. in the Hollow, to
HhiGh he calls the attention Of the trade in
general.
h!so, constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes Tor pltIcs, &c.
CcMEcCtiancries.
have just received from Philadelphia Il
choice lot of Concctioncrics, which will be
sold cheap for cash, whole sale and RETAIL
Thankful for past tavors, ] Respectfully
s0tt,.t a continuance Of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10, 1853.
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EgMTDE and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

MAIL AMI TiooEIt U:Ik Li M.
hN and after the lst Of July, 1886. the
~ subscribers become the proprictors OF
the El&ton and Cambridge Line of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily Sundays
excepted and stop on their way down the
shores at tae following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHFSTERTOWN
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL
liD. Of ;SASsAfRAS, CENTRENlLLE,
GRO. /. = ROADS, WYE MILLS,
lAhMDNl, EASTON.
URIENlIL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton ut 10 O'Clock y. NJ, in time for passcn-
gers to take the cars for either city.
DS7"They will also run Il daily branch line
from Middlctown. Del. to connect with the
main line at Ch2stcrtown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middlctown
III time Tor the u o'clock, morning train OF
cars. JOSEPH WELLS x CO.
June %, 1856.
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FANMEnS 4 PLANTERS
TEE HAE7AEsL E'g.ETsf.sys,s,.

A modern Comrost. prepared under the direct
~ Supervision # >. HARPER L.. L.. It.. former.
~ ft"i' ~spi oi Analytical Hhcm- try and ts.icul-
'nre N The Ha'c University Of Mississippi as also
State Geologst.
Its bH-is is the "GHEEN SAND y, RI OF
AiN,JihNEl,' which is chemically Combined
wan FISH ana pLrc ANIMAL HbNE.
various FAIR eE,-'r menis it his been found
to be fully equal to Peruvian Guano il the rel.as.
OF crop 10 which it has been applied, and in>e ii
OF eXLHn-tin4 the SOFT. it has proved TO be Der.
mnnrnt inlpruvcr of he land.
u FulL SUPPLY kept constantly on
hand by JOHN Is. PEYlDN. AGENT.
No. 50 LIGHT STREET MH,uF.
baltimore. MI
Price $500 per Ton, COCO lbs.)
Nov. 20, l,jS-tf
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Frincipal-E3. F. NJ. FAEHrZ. A. NJ.
Assistant Mns. A. NJ. FAEurz and Mis-
SaHAH Z. BkowN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-20
Gllqropers.

ENG II1AVING AND LITHOGRAPHING
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITH0GRAPHERs Bsnk
lave Nd
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REMOVAL

DR. B. f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Once TO his residence, No as
Wood ST doors North 0fthe NJ E. Church, where be
will be happy to see all OF his former patrons any 9th
srs who may need his services
Cletelaid NJ arch 20 l85S-mh29dt ..
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Att'ns g GonltseILors.

C-Porsons forwarding ofaets fbr subscription, without
ehsh. nend not Hrpeot rfceive any atteitan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-20

SUICIDE "A man by the name Of Pelton,
who has been for some time past employed ups
on the farm Of William Rice, In this town,
committed suicide on Wednesday morning by
hanging himsslfin Mr.. Rices harm He went
to the barn as usual and uOt returning, was
found, about an hour afterwards, suspended by
halter strap, his feet touching Che barn door,
aud his knees bent Indicative Of a good degree
Of determination. A barrel near him had evil
took the fatal leap. He had been Inverted
several times of late in attempts at self destruc-
tioh--ipstigated by domestic troubles. - Young
st0tUR Register b r T-r b r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-20

AFFLlcrISo--On Saturday last George Ed
ward in his eighth year, a son Of ] y. Bebee,
of this village, was playing in the rear Of M,
Beebe's residence on the margin Of the mill
pond. with a little son Of Mr. Ford, of similar
age, fell into the water where il was beyond his
depth, and though am effort was made by little
Ford 70 reach. him by wadne in as far as he
dare, he was unable to render any assistance,
and he was drowned Little Ford ran home in
alarm, which, however, was not made known
until after his clothes had been changed, when
search was made and his body found ! ASkta-
bula Telegraph
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-20
ohio Mcthodist Conference

This Conference will meet at Columbus, on
Wednesday, tbo. 3lst inst II is expected that
some one hundred and seventy FIVE Preachers
will be in attendance, and rhat the celebrated
DR. Durbin will take part in the anniversary Of
the Missionary and Tract Society, and the
Sabbath School Union A union of the Meth
odist Sabbath Schools Of Columbus willb held
sometime during Conference week.
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miscellaneous.
no tIle Ladies.

10 tIle Ladies'.
EMBROIDERY STAMPING.
-A1--linying just received new supply Pieroes cet
nor manner and at hort notice Ladies invited 0 call
add eK anime my pdterns.
Samped Goods OF every variety for sale, Wholesale Or
EMBROuDERY STAMPS Having received tho Agsn-
cy ON Mr. Pierce am pfepared 70 fol isl Stamps anil
. einstruCtions At maiufnc uTer's prices. l.
For desrfin ion O thn new 10. ace GOdey's Lndys
Book f,r August MRS NJ 0UNSON,
yI:lb3 No 2i6 81 Clair ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-20

DR. w. j. GUILD HA S REMOV,
~ ed his Dental Office % Room No IS Hoffman block
Superior street. East of Public Square South of p O. All
who neel the service of Dentst, will save themselves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY by giving him
Eec rciiy used TO mitigate pain, for those who de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On cold, 81 yer, Porcelain and NulcmZed Rubber Base
n the best manner Teeth in from $40 to $50 Coll
filings according OF the cavity, from 601 upward
maylI
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Dentistru.


AT 21l SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
l. read the following lines Ifyour teeth are bad read
hem with great If you have teeth all Hsp:
fact thlt daily exhibited in the Streets in tho social
and the parlor by the humblos peasant and the
proudest that hundro of persons lose good
sets Of teeth the OF the timely aid Of good and
Bkilfu dentist poor and inferior operation in many
worse all II your teeth good, have
them examined bv good dert aud keep them in order.
ii or No time should be lost but have them repa rod the
sooner liter escape which Burns says IS te
neil all diseases All irregularities of the teeth should
De at ended 30 IN chi ldhopd youth.
An persons desrous OF fine dental operations iuvit
cali my where particular attention Is given
to tho preser yatiuu of the natural teeth, where the
VULCANIzED CORALITE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-20

SPIRwVAI DoxoLooY ~ AAsHTABUtA.-Th
AshtAbula Telegraph innoticiDg the proceeds
ibgh A. Spiritual Meeting held recently in lhs
woOds in hat vicinity, says "tbe services were
wound up with do1oloRy Of erOnk beer, spruce
gum, aud oak leaf cigars"
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2 CLEVELAND, s.
CITY & NEWS ITEMS


PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTING
r~ Plain and Ornamental Printing % every description
ilne the Printing Establishment o. the LeddeT once "
ne and most rapid steam fFessesi tn ue
iest style short notice aud at reasonable rates Fa
nding lone especially Blank Books, ledgors Journals
4 ,ts fifa N. kaceivihE nJ0kss &cl, hc. H aNH.
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GUTTA RCHA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTTST

Is manu- actured and ali varieties Of artificial teeth arr
at up IN the best manner. w lNGERSOL l. LlI,. F.
NJ 2ll Marbe Block, Superior street, Cleveland, o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28
HOW TO READ WITH PROFIT.

For the sake Of those who are not greatly
accustomed to systematic reading, we make
some suggestions as TO the best mode Of read
ing, so as to gain the highest advantage from
the books you peruse.
l. Ascertain the aim Of the author. You
will thus know what to expect from his book,
and may save much time which might other
wise be spent in looking for what you could
not find. An attentive reading Of the title
page, preface and table Of contents, will en-
able you to Judge pretty accurately what the
author is about. Some facts too. which float
only among intelligent men, will aid you
greatly in these matters.
2. Read 1cakefuly and attentirely, and with
determination to comprehend thoroughly
the book you are perusing. Read neither
credulously nor skeptically, but candidly;
ondeavoring to go to the root of the matter If
possible One hour Of such reading is worth
a week Of the superficial reading which is so
common.
3. Read with good dictionary at your el-
bop, and consult it freely whenever you meet
a word you are not sure you understand.
Webster and Worcester are the best in gen.
eral use. We use Webster. Never pass an
important word without mastering its mean
luE III tut NpIh you tIt III Nhio way
you will soon gain good stock of words for
your oDn use, while you are learning the
meaning of the book you are reading.
4. After reading a chapter, close the book
and try to recall, and state briefly in your
own language, the substance of the chapter,
in the order the author pursues. This is one
of the most profitable exercises. 1t will show
you just how much you have gained by read
ing. If you cannot do this, just read the
chapter again. The second reading will
probably do you some good. The first read
ing has been Of little use to you, If you are
unable to state what the main thoughts are.
g. If the book is your own--but not. If it
is borrowed one-you may mark with PEN
Gil the most important thoughts. You will
thus remember them more easily, and can re-
fer to them more readily.
Adopting these suggestions, you will read
slowly, but what you read will become yours.
1t will stir up your own thoughts, and proba-
bly, develop your mental power as healthfully
as any other discipline you can have.-OhiO
Farmer.