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, 1860-07-07

[cess'pndsnc& OF the Pra, and Tr.bu1e.l
ToxioA. July I, 1861.
4 boy eight or ten years Of age, by tbs name
Of William Emerson, son of Mrs. Emerson, \
widow lady, shot himself hare yesterday. lie
WAS showing the boya how he could shoot 4
person through the heart, and unintentional]y
gaye them sad illustration. 30 died in a fsw
minutes After It happened.
, 1860-07-07

D1srKxsARY FOR WOVEN AND Cu11paEx.-Drs.
Jcnes and Bucket have established Dispensary
for the sratuitous medical assistance Of wpmen
and children, u. 155 West Madison St. Office
hours from. aio o'clock T. VI. every day. over
one hundred patients have already been relieved
at this dispensary. Doth advice and medicine
are gratu,sous. From personal acquaintance
ne caa confidently commend these ply siciana
to those who may need their assistance.
, 1860-07-07

WHAT OUR AkculrEcrs ARE DOING OUTSIDE or
cHlcAoo.-Prohably no cities in the West, and
but few Eastern towns, have is many really
beautiful edifoes; in proportion to thsir poiuls-
tton, as Chicago; consequently we find the H.
2n:aton Of its leading architects Is fas. extend
,ug orer the great Northwest. -.
4 few days since We were shown by Nr.
Wheelock, among other designs, ono for now
academic institution ut 4eron, Indiana. 1t il
now in course Of erection By the denomination
of Disciples or Christians. and is called the
Union Christian College,. It i. to be bnilt Of
brick, in substantial manner, in tho Norman
style Of architecture, and will b. four stories
high, beside attic. Its turre!ed roof and cupoIa
will render it an attractive object for mile,
around. .,
1t Terre Hsute. Indiana, q fms four.story
briek block, Designed for stores, is to bs erected
this ssason. II will BE- eomueadabla addition
to that already thriving town.
AtFar!bauls, Minnesota, beautiful cottage
residence Of stone is soon 70 Be erected tor
Bhhop Whipple, formsrly Rector Of III. Church
| Of the holy Communion in this city,
| 1t St. Paul, Minnesota, 6ne two story brick
Italian vlla with cellar and attic il 10 BE- erect
ed for J. G. Burband, Esq., proprietor of th.
great Express Line to ths Rad Rirar Of The
North. -:
, 1860-07-07
WEsrS1DE.

ExcrRs1oS-The Westminster Congregation
and sunday School will spend SATURDAY alter
noon at Evanston. The cars will leave the Kin
Tickets to be had of Mr. II. W. King, 81 Lake
street; Ar. +. Crumbaugh, 22 Lake stEees and
Ar. l.. Il. Whitcomb, 1855 LIKE street.
, 1860-07-07
"A Good Republican orator.''

EcHors Pzsxs and Tribune:
In the 6rst column Of your paper to dsy
FRIDAY 5ou have IN article under the ADORE
c.p..pn, referring 10 my addiee6 10 The party
A.hemo1ed on the 4th inst. in Cold Spring
Grove. Tha: article contained the following re-
1pntkable paragraph: =.
-Dr p.v.f ii lcresofore beeo eats.d scuattts"
n, at.se hHcb tIcal QaxS ana thpe Hotc yiiac
Pc. We v:Itouc A 10 lie Ia Ks OF the h9s OF frte
o,p fexv1n. iha. h. viii the etcp tc has t.
ket the "cc.k.ian L rae for syil tn t.GAnce 10
dial e.ion.s s al .a<h orvrs,~;ts 10 th,sf vnet..
THIS il ., dehbern.e deela1ation ti,at have
formally joined The "grtat Republican party"
md that seized upon Fourth Of July party.
gotten Up under the superintendence Of ladies
attached to one Of our mosi respectable Church
Ct, for giving in my Allegiance" 70 sid po.
lisacal party. The first islne1 cusably f4lse; The
second positively libelous. That my a.nse Of
pr.prie,y, ,if not my Judgment" should
lit " me high enough to address, pronaiscu-
Gus assembly on unr National Anniversary,
strictly on topics suggested By tue oceasiod,
without dragging IN the partisan politics Of the
day, il doubtless true. And pity the man
whose soul il 20 contracted ttat even on the
4th Of July he can attach no other. idea 10 tbs
word Liberty thaa that sofinteriefenee'wishd do.
mestc relations entirely beyond his jurisdic'
ton. Please gtre this sa prominent place in
your next issus as Was occupied by the para
Kraph already quoted. Ms. DAVIS.
CaueAaa, July GILL; 1ss2,
, 1860-07-07

~ G. 3. 2cRIVelx, Zd=er:a;'o Aasal, 81 1earh~art
~ as.aosis3 t.14i.s 4t.srt+e<., Tor ht esi 81:
.-ad:na F-o.-. cf H.. tYu77EA;1'tf l..rssA-e
, 1860-07-07

Tue SPANISH QrAErEns.-.Htstrs. Editors: -
Having noticed a remark in your paper on
Spanish Quarters, fer one would be verr glad
to zee them done n*eY with, and think We
ousht to deyise suulc fnears Of getting rid Of
them without the poor Of cur city losing 90
cents on the dollar. Perhaps Lake Stree" +"
will inform Us how it can be done?
Wrqr Crnr
, 1860-07-07

s9~ The Saturday Eoening Rtrit.o for to day
is 10 contain the Wigwam Sermon Of Rev. W.
W. Eveste, sketch Of the preacher and his
church, and other original and interesting read
i,g suitable for the family circle. We are happy
to ooserye constant Improvement in the tone
Of this paper since it chanRed'hands, and trust
it mag bepropezly encouraged to keep on aud
pursue in well doing -
, 1860-07-07

xAs1uu-This Saturday evening, there will be
reception Of the friends Of the Metropolitan
Gymnasium at Ct o'clock, On which occasion,
the second race for the champion belt will take
place between J. Van .1nwagen, The present
holder. and Vim. j. Hyde. It is expected TINT
very sast time will be made. Gentlemen &C.
comranied by ladies or members will only be
admitted .'
, 1860-07-07
Hon. 10. Lanes Acceptance.

BALTIMORE, Juna sd. 1867.
IfoS. Jos. LANE: am directed by vote Of
the National Democratic Convention, to inform
you that Jou hare been this day nominated by
it as the candidate Of the Democratic party for
the ofice OF Vice President Of the United States,
and on their behalf to request you to accept The
same. beg lesve, at the same time, 10 en-
close you copy Of the resolutions adapted y.
the Convention as the political platform on
which the party stands.
1 have the honor 10 be, very respectfully,
(Slgned), c. Crsu1sG, Pres't.
, 1860-07-07

CoxoRATuLAroRr AND SE1TABIE.-Mr. Nc
Wicker, we understand has received congrat.
u:a:ory letter from all tic artists who hare been
under his managemens for the last three years,
expressing their delight at his having become
sole manager Of the theatse. They have rendered
their services for q benefit on Monday. The
pubic hrvipg equal cause to rpjoice, will no
doubt see that the benefit il bumper.
, 1860-07-07

Warranted to Give Satisfaction.
VIII a1so tel StA.s and County Rights It psss to e
',Seist fo.f BROWN i HOLLINGSWGNIH.
, 1860-07-07

Among OTHER c*lls for "naterial aid'' from
our American people, cones one in brhnlf Of
no less personnze than His Holiness. Pope
Plus X, by his *.rex: friend" il this country,
John t Arehb1sdor Heshas, Nho has. given q
late charity sermon just this direction, AID cale
on the faithful to ont With their eoppers, Gu
case metals Of higher grade are not to be had
lie says: r.. 49, :;
."This aid cannot reach the Holy Father too
soon. He has to sustain, as vet, the expenses
Of the Papai Government, whilst the resources.
to great extent, have been cut of. 1t hzt
even been intimated that 1t things 20 on as they
are now for any prolonged period, tie Pope will
not hare the means to supply the wants Of his
own household"
Now, here's q pitifnl cage. In with you1
pennies Diddy; tip him your sixpeucc Michael
The call rs urgent; there is large, sweet listle
''household" Of forty thousand Celtic snd Aus
triau hireling soldiers whose ,ttEants" must bs
supplied or inevitably the Italians will 20 Il
governing themselves and shave off the tempo
ralities Of Pho Nino. Peter aud his pence for
bid, Pass round tho hat.
, 1860-07-07
Local AlAl'l'ht.S.

Go to John Jones, lls' Dearborn street
and re! your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be Tell done and at prices to suit tho
kmes. ,
, 1860-07-07

-, Wide-Awakeg Uniforms furnished by J..
H. Loomis, a. Clark street. Single or BY the
quantity. jJ6 St
, 1860-07-07

U. S. DISTRICT Corar.-A veni:e Tor Grand
Jury was issu. Gu. Of this Cour. yesterday ,c-
turnable en- Monday. The gentlemen sum
moaed are the following:
Gurdon s. Hubbard. Gurs1on Perkins, Red.
mood l'rindeyi|le, Robert IL. Foss, Reuben
Cleveland, Philip CenIey, Nicholas b. app,
.Ierom" H+echer, J. d. f'oggest f. e. Hall. i.
William Is.os., jane. ". :&heatan. Cyrus ii,
Mccormick, H.race A.. Hnrlbnt, L. W. Dens.
more, George G. C50l, Il. W. ilinsdas. Henry
1Iowlane, Charles L. uaset, +. W. Willard and
John Link.
, 1860-07-07

II Wide Awake uniforms made by Sam
Dunn L Co., 101 Randolph st., as to quality call
and see for YOURSELVES. ly63t
, 1860-07-07

~. The most intense moda Of expressing
couIerntt in Milwaukee, u 20 excEaim "Go,
have no inore 10 sayi / scorn you as 1 do
gzass Of ssattr !r'-CAic. Tsi5.
If the drinniug Of. water in Milwaukee were
TO tt<r than it usually is in Chicago, it might
we'll be held in contempt ontinually.-Raeine
Whs. Do you know about Chicago water;
You never drank it.
, 1860-07-07

Good Beginning.
Ths Republican Club of Marine, Madison
county, Illinois, now numbers Isl members, Of
whom 70 roted for Douglas two years'ago.
, 1860-07-07

F1ng N TIE EorrH D1ys1ox-Just on the
stroke Of twelve last night an alarm Of Ere was
caused By the partial burning Of cluster Of
law wooden buildings on the corner Of Jackson
and Franklin streets. Easily extir9uished with
small 1oas.
, 1860-07-07

hcV1CKER'S THEATRE.
A'A Madison ssszet- bstw.sa ssA,s md Deasbera.
SATURDAY EVENING. JULY ;,h.-r4ewe, sishs.
Beneat OF Gabriel avel.
a Great Eli Ard En.'ss Change Of PesttYsranre Ftst
nxar CT the roa!pK n on,lms, a=tt.&
THE COOPERS.
Eun9er, ACo~Ic Th.Y Ftsaa.ls R.vsh
uher thuaet<s' By Csmp ny.
First time of the alnuanx Dissrts* ment entitled
TIE BELLE OF MADRID,
Den RartlIa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. uab,itl Ravn
1hs Aslls H.. fssaess.
By ksaesal es.;re. ALC1DE, by tho wonderful ehl4a
YOUNG AxAKlCA.
First night Of ths ne1estIug aud amusing Fxaou[us~
endHE vt trt z8nidtant TAhe4e V!r4utA NOT pIxFed
dIsnt tho list efG4ktm ut. tn1ltiAd The
ITALIAN BRfGANDS;
On, TaE. N1nS1aHr AssAu1rt
14eqie4 tuuus Franc as EAyei.
Kes. OF Il asse1 s,s BY Tho Com >auY.
ScALH or Pz1cEs Circle A= Paq ,stt 10 cent
na ctEle. etuts: zad Esrcls Col red P&1son1 Zen.
1sne- 9a West A. ey> % ezns. Lowsf PnvAts eoz. Is
~ DON open Il TX. Performance to commences II
, 1860-07-07

BH you want . good Kerosene or Coal
Oil Lamp, which will give the light Of eight can
ules, not costing but sereu-eiehths Of cent
m hour, emitting no odot or smoke, and not
explosive, 20 10 the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
la3 South Clark street, between Washington
all kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
ie1r.1m -
, 1860-07-07

tB The public will remember That this is
Fassett g. Cooks reception day. Their sooms
are l2a and I24 CLARK street,
, 1860-07-07

T The Glorious Fourth Is over, but tho
rush for those latest style Of Hats continues.
The Jeddo and ounce soft Hats are to be found
At Sam Dunn & Co.'s l0l Randolph street.
, 1860-07-07
&RuKral- NnttEkB.

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
J. -Tate Hotcr. ttss en the 18th da1 Of jusy ls:9.
tase for tie year held Al the noh door Of tae ut
Hours IN t.hl1xo i;ook Gerry. St1te ri Limo Inc IN
deTr7rc eng he purchaser Of lot ~ tocx tour
III Ia The village BIZ IL cJustT and state Or, sd
- jnIv Isl s, Il. HAVEN,
"A+rtt.1 Purchaser.
, 1860-07-07

P1cy1cs To.DAY-The First Congregational
Church have basket pic nfc to-day at Genera.
Cars leave Wells Street Depot at eight 4. H.
Tickets 10 cents; can be had On the train. Ice
cream AID lemonade will be furnished on the
,yrnind i. =
, 1860-07-07

TIE Snail pox.-Considerable uneasiness
prevsils in the community about tho prevalence
Of the sm"ll pox, which undoubtedly exists in
more than usually numerous cases. The city
au.heri.ies should give it prompt attention,
hut then further aud better than that, every
:a1,ily should be at once put upder the full ps o.
secton vaccination gives. 1t should he delayed
for no consideration whatever: And in all
cases this simple operation il too important to
entrust 10 other hands than those Of some ex-
pariencad physician both for the guarantee hs
to The quality Of mater and mode Of its nse.
Much evil has heen done BY VACCINE virus
tainted with humors and impurities that have
in some cases wrought an sv.l nearly as bad
as that intended 10 be guarded against.
, 1860-07-07

o4aA A>3 4oA1 - ~o's
COMMISSION MERCHAN1Ns
No, 189K 8oath Water s<essA Chlc1So-
VA. Tux1u, N11S LAX, 0s3. LA13'
, 1860-07-07
BIRT II.
On the sth last MRS. John OSBORNE offs .o7.
III A RI.lEU
DI T. D,


lath city. July 6th. HARRIS N oily chs:1 Of Cha
Y. Ella VT l4sh uraf-aKea month an IT daTs-
, 1860-07-07

ITO RAILROAD AGENTS AND
i OTHERS - 900 Ral!road Ties for sale 1t : b1r.
eal7. Apply It e4nlea Deck. adtonlrg r ella street
III.
, 1860-07-07

NApAEA 4AlAus AGH Ht4kGl0AuSn
Presbyterian Church has just been completed
iu very tasteful manner, after plans By Mr.
E, D. Howland. architect, and will be dedicated
this next sabbath. 1: is on Fulton s,reet in
the West Division, near Lake street bridge.
We are glad to find tha: this Church Is thus in
the very heart Of the city which certainly
needs churches as much as other districts.
1t is Of yellow brick, 7ox56 feet, two stories
high, in the Norman style Of architecture, with
old Eng ish square spire and weather vaue,
199 feet from pinicle to the street. The base.
ment, which is twelve feet high, is divided into
chapel, study, infant class rooms aud paror, all
opening into d spacious Sabbath school room,
and together capable Of accommodating Sab
bath school Of 400. The audience chamber is
the fnll sIzs of the house, and is seated for 600.
We observe quite An improvement in the ar
raoging Of half the central block Of pews for
small families, who do not need the large pews
usually placed there, and do not wish to occupy
iDconvenicnt positions. The gallery which wilt
seat 1oo, is tastetuIly carried up with open
work arches, aud the ceiling is supported By
open work trussed beanls- The ventilation is
carried on by some thousands Of small circular
openings in the cornice, connected with tie
spi1e, which acts as chimney for carrying OF
the heated air. Tie carpenter work has been
executed BY Alpia McDouga1l l. S6hs"in their
usual solid workmaahIa manner.
The windows are Of chocolate Opaque glass,
with tasteful vine Leaf border, manufactured
tere to order by cur enterprizibg citizen, Esias
Cooke. The walls are f1escoed in sand stone,
with uIsta Of colonuade behind the pulpit, AID
the ceiling is light b!ue, paueled with wood
work, painted in neutral cotors, and tbs pulpit
in white. The general appearance is airy and
| tasteful, and the arrangements commodious.
The zeal aud enterprise with which, this So.
cisty has .labored to retrieve The. disasters Of
fire and storm, deserve the highest commeuda-
ton, aud we hare 20 doubt the sympsthies Of
! the church going community will be substsn.
tially exhibited in the collections Ut the Dedi.
cation. The building has cost Il 600, and we
understand the Building Committee still need
5000 10 enabls them to- complete the a17ar re.
| ments for lighting and heating.
Tie Rev. John n. Morrison Of Bloom. and
soma Of the clergy Of Tie city, with tie patio,
Rev. Robert Patterson, will conduct the ded!ca
ton services ut 10f L. H., and Pm: Collec
tions will b. taken up In aid Of the building furd
at both ssrEicee. *
l. 4 CHARMING TEs7luoSIAI.-0na Of our city
pA,tors-we do not feel at liberty to be mort
deanite--bas IN ltiaposaesaion afreshly receiyeei
testimonial from his former flock. ID dis..n
city, Of character and style 30 novel, 20 uniqu,
|
, 1860-07-07
D-AIlaY FARMS FOR sA1E
within 40 Niles OF CIafeAHo.

TUE ILL 1S"1s CE TRIAL RAILROAD t'oMt'A-
ny have 10 600 area at atkh, '!!nR r asrte Lard
within ~ hc7ko vel vi IT. j to grazing With
ther oder for sAs m the nnns lb.Ea TEN
T. those who wh to er IN he ,lnes u 'rpp!,n
eexhc re<iou be eevctea and thr II ns 70 r.
le ttai thee pofue be delivered eaEv II the
10 roe Hho dettr~ TO ex,rune th-- ards. AIpy 10
LASn DEPARTMENT, l. .. n. X. c.ntrh! at.
t'hr4@e- kfF- At&sr
, 1860-07-07

SuAw's GAS SroyEs.-The following partieb
are using the 'above: named articles, to any Of
whom We refer: =;
n. b. Fisk, 53 Lake-house Wabash av.
7. l.. Miller, 15o South Water-307 West
Washington.
i. D. Ogden, Of Ogden, Fleetwood : ca: =
J. Hayes, Ill. Central rail1oad-house W.
Vim. Osborn, Osborn, Adams Co.
&. 3. Taicott, 606 Wabash AZ.
Neg. S. C. Bartlett, 357 West y Washington st.
John Beers, 1s Congress st.
Aud very many otiers. Call and see them al
our olIi:e. NALwoR1H, hrRBARp i Co.,
jg64s 80, :. Isl Like street.
, 1860-07-07

- Wide Awake uri!orms furnished By J.
a. smith Co., us Lake street At as low pri-
ces as aay other manufacturer, and warranted
superior in quality. j5o-12t
= Mi!lers Hair 1nrigorstsr-the bert IN
use. 5. T. Hinckley, agent, aos Ssate street.
, 1860-07-07

F1nE-The fire alarm Of yesterday morning
before daybreak, was caused BY tbs burning OF
= small shanty in tbs Northern suburbs Of the
, 1860-07-07

r. The Congressional Convention Of this
District meets Ut Dixon on the 26!h. p. t..
, 1860-07-07

U. S. ExpREss-We are under continued OBJ
legations to this valuable institution, and to H.
d. CoIyin, Esq. its agent, for late papers from
California, St. Louis and Ciucinna!i.
, 1860-07-07

fB Every preparation is making for the
forthcoming Mammoth Concert OF the Sunday
School Children 1t the Wigwam.'
, 1860-07-07
). 4inar1lng..

pOAKuING. at 13 Adams street,
- e!o by Aiehl=an avenue Tas sl:aas,en !. one Of
e ard ii ;lt- uabie n1e be had applied n tcon.
iii. h ard ie11sw
, 1860-07-07

fGuA ~ IVA ASL0%A&
Ctee.o ard Ear6a:. conducted b. Nr. HOWARD.
CE,G-condueted BY ME. Clazka.
Algeb:a-Co.dueted aJ M!a Thc1np.cn.
=: FEaA 10H TO u a'cLock-
Arithmeti.-Cordueted By Nr. Ds,Aao.
G:onetr By Dir. Read.
Germsn-Contuc ed W Nr. F1uh,hsr.
yHok TO 81 o:c1oeK.
.Iens.l Philosophy j-condu~ led BY Nr. A.er4l.
F1erc-- -Coafuet'dby Mr. C4terard.
Physical GecsraphT- -Ccnductsl hy MlaLew!s.
rroH sjs 10 5 O'CLOCK. -
To'Irc'l' Economy &C :ntseted by Mr. Ounce.
SCI rec Of Tea .LlDs-ronhnc@edb by Mr.. DAano.
Laun-cooau:tsdby Ar. CLARKE
German Canda aetsd by Mr., Eauibsbey.
, 1860-07-07

e The U. S. census takers arc to complete
their work By August 18th. :,
, 1860-07-07

Auction Sales this Morning.
Furniture aud Household Goods At w O'clock, By GE
ben, S::Ip.ol Ca.. ALcti1nec,ts5 3: Lake street.
, 1860-07-07

L1cExsss.--The authorities ara causing much
more than usuns promptness in the holders Of
licenfcs, for the renewal Of Che eame. Upmerds
Of Ssl, 600 have been p1id in,
, 1860-07-07

TaE CAMPAIGN Lire or L1NcoLx.-SoIomo
s:urges, Esq., Of this city, has an order for one
thousand copies Of the campaign biography Of
Lircoln. Mr: Sturges will be served first. Who
cnmea ncxt?'
, 1860-07-07

- The 11.s0 Pm. cars on the City Railway
Cotnphnies' lines have been discontinued. The
last cara nor leaFe at IL o'clock. III,
, 1860-07-07

~ HOFFM3NN.

nROCERIES.-5O BblB. N. 7.
~ ByT1p, H hh3a. NoAEsea 10 haka Cons, 70 BAN
rao and 9. +. Soap, lo0 ho1es ConcenGsted Ly Il low
a makksk p1iesA WIN. LHTlE 4 CO.,
~ sous& W*8 &zsak,
, 1860-07-07

TuE STATE uExo5hAr1c BRECKENRIDGE Coz
vEx71cx The State terCouyention Of tie Dreck.
in.idgs wing Of the Happy Democracy takes
PLACE at Springfield on the le h inst. ArrAngs.
meats. lIafe been made with the St. Louis, Alton
/ Chicago Railroad Company tor<half. edrona
the 1lth to the l3;h, inclusive
, 1860-07-07

RErrnucAs CLCDs,-Agcnts aud booksellers
supplied Us the lowest prices with the famous
debates between Lincoln and Douglas, with the
Lille OF Abratam Lincoln in cloth and paper
binding. aad aIso with Sheahan's Lie pf Doug
las. Address McNa1lr l. Co., 81 Dearborn
.
, 1860-07-07

= Our city pastors aEe about entering on
their well earned vacations. Rev. Mr.. Hum
.hrey, of the First Pfesbyt Church, has left
his charre for sevsral weeks, and::itwi'i cieate
very general satisfaction to learn tla; -nf:er
nc1t Sabbath iiev. Dr.; Curtis, the fofner pastor,
il to supply this pulpit.
, 1860-07-07

= TuE WEA1uEn.-Yesserdsy deseres an item,
as specimen Of a summers day mild without
too much Of ardor, tempered with cool fresh
breexs ali day.
, 1860-07-07

q Nowadays the rush to the top Of the
C7urt Hon*e doms is literally at its height.
hundreds 10 up daily. Throughout the Fourth
it was througed.
, 1860-07-07

e a man named Ue1nis Coyle thrust his
arm through d pane Of gfhas, on the Fourth,
getting thereby IN ugly wound He was taken
to Mercy Hospital.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-01
TIiI.Y CONSINT or

AAANfl NEHtT vi
HEST LESSONS IN COMPOSITION. IN which
tho frin piles ~ me NU afe Developed IL sat.
n'cipu wth tte ptirorlss II tranmsr eu.
bu,its trl '-st ions 20 ibs suljte. " raae-
tua'iu0. With Certaut tssreisea. -. IS m.
fttes 80 vents.
MY NNCEp CutpSE or COMPOSITION NNu
ktiktuUiC. 4 ,efies II Practical Lrtsans On
ttf uu.,u. History aHl pe'uiafittw IL tAs In.
elsh Language. ruue,utiiuu, Taste. the Pleas
trca " ttt Imagination. teafys. Stylr and ,ta
Essential Properties. true,sln aut tho various
departments u frttt and p%ts,icsl Cnmpts ittan
Illustrated v,td e'fieus Exercises. hs 50. H..
Vaasssrbcs. n. NJ tlno. $50 m. 81 ~.
ILLUSTRATED sCIiuuL HISTORY nr Tur
UNiftD STATES. ilmc. iit m. 81 10.
A NltrEAL PHILOSOPHY. Ai,rs,i I, U.S.
vith Or v.thau, apparatus. lsme. lltpp. st.uU
Frut rsor. ". rs,rr. ~ ne upiryr,'tg ef TO.
81 have been usjnE QaaekentOs IN Composition
AMI lat# 1rt IN .he instruction VI ms classes u
the Uaivsfsi ", AMI am persuaded " it. rraii -.
%cfisses. The First Lessons IN Ccuirositicn w the
same author. | record as very ussgulfs he.innrr..
w thee I've htaks ! can speak With the greatest
touhdsatr. and do mesi hsfrfiis rsebss ststE isfst
~ Ell with whom my eptuicu may have any weight:
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sfifsis. f~eulica. Iit.
~ THAI I. (she l%tistafv.l Superior to many that
! have examined Ne a sehsaI tsex. have BEEN
usiur W,lsan's. hut | think this l. A mach btsts.
tsok fer schools
FraH' TIE Chrississ iarvssis. Caarisstcr. = C.
"wsarsfleassl with i, ras Philosophy -sharu.
-, iaissi. y nsnv q tie illustrations. anil Nv
The method here rur<us1. We have no asuti that
teachers vii Eni i all tssy ie.irv.''