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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

a London letter says the leport from
Windsor Castle now is that II.zR. H., AL
E pert Edward, will be allowed to marry
ghom be pleases. The story Of his be-
,rothal is untrue. The ladies inthis coun-
trYwho danced. with him, wereit not forthe
British Constitution, might be remember
eddy the youth when he begins to think
of housekeeping s4.ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

LAST Sunday morning Thomas shahan
of Whitehall, vt got upat FIVE o'clock to
meet his sweetheart at Fairhaven, where
theywere. to bemarried atnoon. In cross
ingariyer onhis way thither, hewas drown
ed. Hisexpectont bride waited in vain for
some hours, until finally instead of
happy lover she embraced corpse. her
grief was frantic, and her suspicious were
directed against discarded and jealous
sutton, bntlhe is thought to be.iunodent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

W. ~ NEsOs IL. LAY LUX.
Andrew Wilson, Complainant, lii Ohio
Joseph Biggs, administrator, aud
others, Defendanta. In Chancery.
f A Nd II, WAS THEREUPON by THE COURT
IA adjudgel, ordered and lecreed that said canSe
be reet ed to of the Master Commissioners Of
said Court to ascertain and report.
First: The amount of said several nEe Judgments
In the Court at Cincinnati, and whether
said complainant has paid and satisfied the same or
whether lac still rellnins liable for The same.
Second III tho claim of AIuntord & Anderson in
complatnants exhibit G, mentioned, was a valiI
claim or lien under The laws of the State of Ohio
against the stoanirat "Compnnion Mt the time sail
steamboat was sold and conveyed by the defendants
to the complainant. and if SO the amount Of said
claim or lien, and if the complainant has paid The
same or lnado himself otherwise liable forts pa s.
ment.
Third The amount of the residue. if any. of said
dedendAnts Judgement against Fnid complainant
after credting the amount of said i've several iu1l
menta in said Commercial Court and said sum ln
to said John Akin, aforesaid together withnu
other matt deemed pertinent by said Commission
'er specially required by any OF the parties.
COMMISSIONERS OrY1cE
e4= December1 18th, 1850.
The parties in the above cause are hereby notified
that shall, on the lhy Of january, 1901 at my
office the city nf Wheeling, proceed to carry into
effect the requirements of, tkeabove decree.
EDMiDII. FIrZuUGI.
uec4glEd-Stw Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

y99Igls41S CITY SERGEANT.MAIessa Epl-=
s3aa61a IToRs-please annonnce me rs a candidate
ensuing Charter Election
.dcc1S$ 5 SMITH MCDONALD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

lFLoR1TD5A was coded to the United States
by Spatn4obout forty years ago, in consid-
Grafton of the sum OF S5,O0O,0oo. The
scostiof the Seminole was $35, 100000
and the lives Of 60 officers and 1920 pri-
Yates, besides 10 officers and $40. pri-
yates wounded. The whole valuation of
the fractious State is only $40, ooo,-
600, andiyet herpeople complain of being
maltreated and they will secede
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

STnASGETEo16HsTs-Ay onng man nam
ed "A. N. Tebbetts died att ewistown, Me-,
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SUPPER

SUPPER.
BLADES OF TIE THIRD pREsBYTERIAN
Church will Etyea Supper for the Benefit of the
Church. on Thnrstl0y Dec 20tli, at Kicwits
HALL one door from Henry Kiewitt's Tavern RitcIl-
ietnwn. dec1S4t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

V19l-rs15-S-.--,,,.. ITO9THE CITIZENS OF
49, SwlIEEL1NG.-I ofer myself as a canLi-
date for the office Of City Sergeant ct the ensuing
Charter Election. Ifse1ected, pledge you to dis
charge the duties of the Office promptly EiithfnlIy
and inlartially to the bcst of my ability.
Edecl4* . - j lisa NGETON..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

w.. FOR WHARF MASTER
EJS6S sMEssRs. EDITOHs-Pea8e announce JO-
SEPH FORSYTH the Independent candidate IF
the people for the Office Of Wharf Master at the
suing Charter Election.
decl5h HIS MANY FRIENDS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

va CITY CIERI1z--1r4asss 7s-,g.---
myself ClMdl date for reelection
to tue Office Of City Clerk attlIe ensuing City Eec-
ton. 5[dee15El ....l JOHN CIPORTER.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

Mr., FOR SERGEAN T.-SIEssRs.
aSsS4 EpIToRs-You will please announce JOHN.
FiTzSlAONS. Jr., as suitable candidate for the
Office OF City Sergeant at the ensuing Chart err Elec-
t!0n. and oLligo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

NO., FOR CITY TREASUREI1.--
49, MGssRs. EnIToRs.-Ir respectfully y offer my
self candidate forre-cIectiOn to the Office Of City
Treasures, at Ihe next Charter ELECTIONS
dec1I X. w. HARDING. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

Dir. AS. DIcCLINTOOK,s pECTO-
RAJ sYRuP.-Ny here there is confirmed cough there
Is always greaeperlli TO tfffe With any disease OF
the espirat0ry organs is to court destruction Con-
sumption bronchitis, pleurisy, lungfoye Gc lie
close behind congl; aud theyonly safety in such
cases consists imam resort TO this great
vegetable remedy. Price 81, co. q
Sold by Lqughlins 4 Bushheld, s. Fupderl,ere.
Bridgeport, aud druggists generally: jy2l
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Christmas HBH Year Presents
wall Paper! wall Paper!

TlnE ABOVE WILL BE SOLD VERY LOW
" during the Winter, at5the old stand of
.declo - =. JOS. i. NHILDE.E.
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Y94F5S---,, FOR WHARF EASTER.
EssSsS MEssRs. EDIToRs-Please announce the
itame of JOHN IRWIN as y suitabl e candidate for
Wharf Master, Mt the ensuing Charter Rlection and
oblige (declS*l MANY FRIENDS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

0oDFIsH.-5 drums Goldfish fer sale.-
" MAXWELL. CANIPBELL5& TINGLE,
ideclH rs Main Street
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ti4als TX J II ~ u
515g aiC Hfsf ssgai1s blu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

RemaFlke af Mr.. he X5Serdys. Joi1nson.l
Al tho conclusion of his argument in an.
important case before the Supreme Court
of the United States on Thursday last, the
Hon. Reyerdy johnson. smoke MS follows in.
impressive reference to passing events
and in just tribute to the historical place
high tribunal before which he was called
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MARRIED.f

.y7,.<ze-,s STREET. COMMISSIONERS
49, AIEssRs. EDIrRos.-I5of myself AS u can
dda: for reelection the Office Of Street Commits.
sioncr. [dcclSfl HENRY SHARP.
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TIMoTHY TITCoMB's NEW WORK.
Re'dy on the 18th October:

Re'dy on the 18th October;
MISS GILBERT'S CAREER;
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ard New HanI shire wi age The charscer numerous
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From The Saturday Evening Gazette, Boston,
SHE TO DuN WHOM H6SsyvoEp WE OWE oy EorvrprE.
il not sensation au'horess butts
PROFOUND STUDENT OF HUMAN NATUREi
She hesrs voice crying unto rWte and th, In obeying
pulse does from b motives with noble thoughts
1pre' with doct nes advocate believing that she
has mission fulfill and eevong m her energies to the task
The style Of the novel is dramatic, bat not eI
rated ts Enssh pure and not dfgured BY arect,ions
st,mpts novel phs-ooy ls personags speak sc'od
log the passion. which them, but they always SPEAK
naturally The Of life be pictured with
out sn mixture sotesque the turgd In the coorng
and this has been done
AND MOST SUCCESSFULLY
done-by the had that has given US The Household OF
BouyTrie"
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUVERIE
Or, TIE ELIXIR OF GOLD.
A Romance, by Southern Lady.
volumes; 81
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DolitiGal Notices.

Meeting Of the Finance Committee Of the SEN-
TRIAL NlDE-AN Ahk COMMITTEE ~iA De helq On
WEDNksDAT MORNING, Oct 3, al lCl a IN 81 head
ouAIts no 68 Broadway Puncus attendance Is most re
JAMES NJ BOYD, Chairman.
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CITY wIDE-AwAkEs HEAD0UAETERs, ;

No 658 Broadway, ~.
The members Of the City Htde-Awake CIno are
her b, notified 10 assemble their WEDNESDAY
ths % October at o'clock M precisely in full uniform
cap cape torch white gloves black coat and uo"seror the
purpose Of participating 10 the Grand Parade.
The band master report promptly at the hour named
TIE ORDERLY Sergeant win make detail Of twenty-five mem
her. and report to aid Rutherford a 5 O'Clock.
AID Rutherford viii command Of the detail and proceed
10 Pier No and remain uui h- arrival Of the Cont entas
from Phisd, phis he will sco them to the Park ana
take TO 2lst st
The Third Sergeant viii that the necessary number Of cars
are royio,d for the transmission Of guests and escort
In, como Sergeant will ths the Headquarters are iuy
niuuinA,ea while the ocession Is passing.
The City WideAwakes AID their guests, the ConnentaIs
viii form in general hue 2st st. right on Sth ay.
By order the Commandaut
ALLAN RUTHERFORD ,a
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Headquarters open every day and evening
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CERMONS AND OTHER DISCOURSES.
BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL HINTS
XIV HRRI kEPy


BY bRRIAH GksRS.
PAGE. !6 llmo. With Portrait engraved BY Richie.
"Il spite modes, and most reader perhaps unprom
ba tit volume 1t Will be found 10 bear the impress Of
Vigorous original ind aud TO contain fund Of earnest
thought profound feeling and eloquent expression The topics
mostly ete the practical interests OF life the appca
highest principle daily ,fairs and the influence OF
ChistaDty poics uBess education and the genera re-
laiiops society th faith ia the vitality 1fustice
M Green coLen1s stTenlousy against form OF oPpres
lon Insisting th. exact ustIeot Of social d by the
standard of ideal tight His powerful reasoning 10 always sc
copp,ped with novel and suggestive Illustrations showing no
les fe of stteDent than iicsi OF conviction No one
perue the vtum- ~ho respecting the and integrity
Of the author ard ewing Of the worth OF the
pri.cpst which his been devotsd'- N. T. TI5
LDs sept. " ,
mscy the ell auth y OF the Tbr fthe EtI
nal Of er, and Justice TIL tho lie OF the world
tn and substance Of whatever has vitality worth
among Here Is wisdom and trepgtn the secret
90 Of ali accomp ishment and Fidelity Ia achieve
and is failure and defeat The ideal Il the
witch thD must b. carefully adius ed All
Institutions Ti.d in this light and each 70 De &c
eptd good worthy ony 1t may conform to and yoo-
ze the Ver is There appreciation OF herols
especially high alteration II Jssls the hero OF
etoss liz on o. che p>ci1ns Of wisdom virtue
and nobn.ss in history And there coespondngy deep ti
and nnaqn for those he'd idols before whom tue multi
tudes oship those cuurng uess quacks AMI
ugss who ting up peTpetualy into the gh places OF
themse bswt and be slider 10 befoo and
de TOY ~ r. .yisw in A Standard, I'D S-pt.
Pnce, ~ IS. When prepaid by all, 81 ~ ,,,,,
No. 16 Jacob-st or Box No. 3,l59 New-York
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Brooklyn Procession The LINCOLN BATTALION
Of the ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB will assemble at their
Hesdqussrs corner Fulton and Orabgests THIS (Weines
day. EVENING o'clock SHARP for the purpose joining
In the Great National Demopst alton in Ne Work.
ocloch the procession viii be formed Henryst hight
resting on Orange consisting the Lincoln Battalion and their
invited guests, viz the Bangor Wde-Awakes Of Maine the
ssaon County Battalion the South Brooklyn "Inepresble
and ,he Eleventh Ward Wide-Awakes
Ah.r the return Of the procession NewYOr the Lincoln
Battalion and their guests will partake Of collation.
WIN. T. PARTRIDGE, Marshal OF the Procession.
J. C. DUDLEY COmmsndsnt Lincoln Battalion.
Fourteenth Ward WIde-Awakes.-Pursusnt to gen
d.rsd to assemble at their Armory No. 40 BrOOmest t
Oslo,k THIS ESEslNG fully uniformed and eq 1iRPsd ac
VIZ Posi- Orderly Sergeant. Capt4ia.
Fifth Ward wide-AwakesI Attention Company a
Te CSS1sh ., S' S5e Sd. TvENSd for he pa
poe participating In the Grand Torchlisht Procession All
Of the Ward are cOrdy ns'ss S6 70 pn 9Th 5
M &GDIGAs, Orderly.
Zouaves, Nineteenth Ward..-ordsr No. 7.-o com
piaDct With be order Of Division Marsha George Van
%EbNf ih sDsS o . f Pi1
them th,b pr per position in line Every Zoaave will be
guncql The Company win tat precisely a the time One
the C.pt.in AUGUSTUS WINsNTs, Orderly.
Wide-Awa1e Torch-Light
CARBON OIL, At 40 aud 30 cents per gallon.
=" DIDO y" ''' O''N DANIEL wADswoRTH Co.,
Oil Manufacturers No 2J7 Pearl st.
Wide:Agake,, Attention ;,WIDE- WIDE awake, sAIL-
EACH mail 10 cenIs and by the quantity at the cost manu-
isctdre APPlya IEvICKS, No sOi Broadway.
Wide.Awake Certificates, beautifully Engraved and
WIDE.AWAKE TACTICS - ler hundred, or cents each
For sale by GANIr Co, No. ia Broadway.
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dmHHcments.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
nEElnPIftSiSScs EnIs MfssSscfss'6 81 FyESlEESs 1DsEs Of OFAT
AND 81 NOR BRl9NoLL
who have retained 4aREE Az hsftlBfs sSfs ONLY,
'n' n''' '' Tnifs THfs Iwedas.3syJ EVENING, octa
ADELINA PATTI
viii appen, for the first and only time, as 'oeua 'os
LA TRAvIATA .,.. a..
IN Which opera he ba. c' With most sntb1a5e reception N
Philadelphia She Sss%P All * ;9PPGI;jjd ssj sSyyRR1
Mi" ADELINA PATTI, feI the tie hr's tine in Ne~Y0rs S
sIGNoR Alfredo.
sIGNoR FERRI si o ;c.fn29s asg1
LAST FOUR NioHTs OF ThE SEASON.
XVIDE- AWAKE wIDE-AWAKE! !! WIDE
w AWAKE.
BARNUMs MUSEUM,
The cDly psce Of amusement In NeTfors that open drs
'"' ''' AH1 BEsT PLACE IN THE CITY
THE wIpr-AwAKE prAwAKE PROCESSION
font &s6s R5 SstsaT ,G5 Ss So
SRsT And PsosrEcr
the route q h- procrson the fireworks and totchs, osns
date no wish performance in Ike evening,
'Ho SEE u PggsFCR@AScEs ggisfFFs,R@ WILL COMMENCE
ONE HoUR EARLIER AT q oCL)C
poSs:.on And e id,;ss ga sad genuine
MlDE-AWAKE ATTRACTIONS
the following Wide Awake novelties v be exhibition dur.
ing the entire day and eve, ing The
WlDE-aWAKE BLACK SEA LION,
h f k"s s S1 Of As ssSssre C. FsS
s s s1s IL q he 5 fs' S and Ss s most If as d Al
who would him must do he leaves for Cuba on tho
"a SLBiNo FAMILY WHITE NEGROES or MooRs
The lnost interesting human curiotes Their ps.
Hs sSoWp pUiS Sei nSSG Busay k WafE As MILK
'D' III The srRASGE AND MYs SERIoUs ANIMALS,
THE "WHAT CAN THEY BE p -
TWO IN NUMBER, AND or DISTINCT SPECIES
below the knee and is WEB-FOOTEO
TATTOOED NEW-LEALANO CHIEF,
The interesting amusing and wonderful cesiurs snowDi
With bh Intelligent eye, yet devoid of speech sni most Of
the her PECULIAR les Of humanity though he has The fsoe "a
hands Of human being bot the limbs sLd head Of the oCho
THE LADY NTH LONG HAIR
THE FAMOUS LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
rHE FINEST AQUARIA IN TUE WuRLO!
Filled with LIVING SEA and RIVER FISH from various
elimes the beautiful ANGEL FISH SPCCKLED BROOK
TROUT FLYING EISH, LIVING ALLl3ATOhS LIVING
STIR SNAKES LIVING sABY aNACONDAs, LIVING
HAPPY FAsIIy IRyAT VARIETY 0g NEW wax
FIGI RFs TOE WONDERFUL oRTUNETELLER-Con-
In the AFTERNOON ssd EVENING at Q snd 6l o'clock,
will BE- produced IN the Lsct0Ie Room, that
suPERB HISTORICAL DAM
Eonted crowds the ,t three weeks
L. will BE- produced With ed att scous In Dec eons
Scenery Costumes SC, &C For Psicasrs Of ~hieh SEQ
All these beside ELL the Wonder. and Novelties Of IN. M,se-
um colecoo which embrsces 5ooeo Gu UasosI-
iiN'' ITO" ALL ALI 10 70 Be SEEN FoR Is 6EaTs
Children under 10 yesrs is cents
MUSEUM OPEN FROM A VI. TILL 10 P. N.
WuvATTACK,s TUEATER
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Seventh Ward Wide.Awake Battalion. The ON.
oe al this Corps HEREBY nonnod nee ioi
parade aIueo equipped the ia@ dects St t1el Hoy
no New Canhlst on WEDNESDAY ENENlN0, Oct O. az
O'Clock precisely to axe part IN tue great National "5ae
ANale atiou aod escort the Nihamsoagh bat
TALON 10 their position In line BY order, . -
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Captain
To.vpH I.wsOS Orderly.
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Division Order, No. 2.-fHlRD DiNISlON1mAh-
SbAL POsTLEY. Division Inspector, VIM hhLLOCh
sTAFF-Cols Henry Beeny, Root H. Shannon, jas ih0mP
son John Ottwe benry McOonnough, Wm. Diummond WIN.
La1ber il VIM Stephenson, John Spen5, Jao A. roster
Jno H. Bird r. H. DmnicE-wi report TO the DIVISION MAI
sh4l at corner f 5th and l9ghst, et ocock
THIR1 EEETH BRIGADE-Nice Marshal, GEO DONALb-
Of Tenth and Eleventh Bst'eiont oil the
y Of Newly o and the various organizations Of the CITY ana
Couty OF Albany Washington City District oi Columbia
viii f on 9tn-s Of and the right resting on Oh a al
L'clo, h. u,,.r,, III, ,,,, Iocupu
NYork The yarious organizations from Utica, ~ Del
osTe MaTyand Nngina Kentucky, Missouri 6c-Win form
On gtb al west Of aud left resting !th at O'clock
EIETFTNIH BRlGADE-Nice Marshal, }. y. SE IMOUH-
Corug Of the TLte,nth Battalion Of the City OF NeS YORK
5 be u the State Of New York bst"een
A6sy and Ucaw form lgthst, the right resting on and
east of 5th.sv st 8 O'Clock. =, ,o,,,, ,nu,,N,
'sIXTEFNTH BRIGADE-Vice Marshal, ROBT IRWIN
Cog Of Fourteenth Battalion City Of New York, and the
from the City OF Itoy-" form on loth
a rigbt resting on OF 5thav., at CLOCK -
SESFNTFENTH Marshal, ROBERT V:
MACKFY-Cousstng Of the Seventeenth Ba talon, City o
Ee York and organizations from COh)es and tue ysnou or
sanzatie s from Neschester CountyW form on lhst lett
1s,tine on and west e 5th at o'clock , ,,,,,
'TIGHTFENTH BRIGADE-NiGe Marshal, HENRY VIII
of the Eighteenth Battalion Of the City OF Ne"
yot and al The organizations between Newton City ad
hbspv except WeschesteT CouDtyWi form on l8th Tght
,esti,'Sy ON sua ets Of 5th-sy., at Q o'clock.
The Torches Of visiting Companies will be hled at the New
Hsven D.pot 2ith.st, and foot Of Liberty St, n X .
iiS ~ DrdsT S BROOKS POSTLEY, Marshal.
WIiLIAN KELLOGG, Division Intpecter = 4
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THIRTBEsTH EDITION Now READY.
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
~ FOR 1860.
VOL cloth 2SG pages

IA FOR 1850
VOL, cloth 20G pages.
Compied by HORACE GKHELKY and JOHS Z. CLEvRLAsD.
New Edition. and enlarged
With Appendix, containing the following sdditionsi
The celebrated Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions OF i ana
1893 witch Of the Oem1c tic National Platform
Various Extract. from various Speeches Jf the Hon STE
PHEN A DOUGLAS, delivered at vsous times and gSiug
various subject Of Slavery In the Territories and
the powers ard duties Of Congress 10 relation thereto ,
Extracts from the Territorial Laws 4 Newaexco for the
preion OF Slavery White 5erfdom and the vote Of the
House Representatives by Yeas and Mays on proposition TO
declare such laws null and void. - ,
The Points decide BY Supreme Court 10 the Of Dred
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RoBERTsoNIAN SYSTEM OF TEACHING


THE WHOLE FRENCH LANGUAGE............'...Si 70
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH COURSE. ............'.' ! 20
INTRODUCTORY FRENCH COURSE lin pres')..''' ! 90 90
SPANISH COURSE tiu press. w
From the favorable notices OF this - n we select
only the iolon ing: ...
The author Of this system IL Professor ROBERTSON
celebrated her Paris who hes obtained European
reputation the Of h, method and the success OF
his instructions Ii claims combine toe most valuable lea
in the Manesca Oendo'h Hamilton and tue
older grammatical authoii les while IL Is free from the detects
vhch diu hh the practical utility Of those methods Tue eE
which the youe is founded 10 original sud att active
nArsiiye preserving oil the pc uiar diOms OF the french
ther with complete vocabulary OF the words
commonly occurring in fauiaT dis The principles
illustrated IN this portion Of the work impressed on the mind
Of the pupil by ton Ia series OF udcious
eises second part devoted profound snay
ais OF the l.Igusgr, txps in collection Of clear aud simple
rule. all III difficulties of French grammar and syDtu Pr1fe
Kbertsons meth strictly progressive. The POp led
BY almost uDcon,cOos from the rudtments o
the grammar the complicated forms OF the language
The system combines great horoughnrss with remarkable per
spicbity No master It's details without making seen
proficiency In The French language to enable him to enjoy the
classical productions Of ts literature and with the necessary
practice 10 sfeak French with correctness and facility The
volume now Issued equally adapted for the purpose o sell
ttucton and for the Of osses under the direction OF
pttent acher We do not state 10 recommend IL 10 he
notice Of all no ted the Of educato
wing tGat it, substantial will bear the test Of sof1
timing exsn.nation.-l Ha pers' Mag tkine.
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