Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24
TO PHYSICIANS.
&c UTIIEttN SCNDOL BOOKS FOE:
SOUTHERN SCHOOLS,
S MnRpIc pnRIISIER N VA

- ES~PECTFrL.LY invites the attention Of Virginia Teach
III crs TO the excellent scrir, Of School Readers prepared
Icy Noble Butler, a. NJ, VI Louisville, Kentucky, cumpri.
sing:
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/. In their completeness and practical character OF the
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s. IN the manly simplicity Of the first fon- Readers.
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al the South
Resolution passed ut the Southern Commercial Conrcn-
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