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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-21

AN Aor to increase the pay of Grand and
Petit Jurors.
1t is hereby enacted, sc.
SIC l. Grand and petit jurors fees in
the county courts, from the lst day of
Dee, 1864, to the lst of Dec 1866, shall
be, for travel cents per mile. For at
tendance per day So. For each talisman
at the rate Of $3.50 per day.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov 2l, 1864.
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SEC, 5. The record may embrace the
names of those who have furnished
substitutes. paid Communication, or furnish
ed representative recruits.
SEC. 6. The Adjt and Tnsp. Gen. is
hereby authorized and directed to give, on
proper application, any information
which the records of his Office can furn-
ish.
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AN ACT to n,ble towns TO fulfil GER

AN ACT to enable towns TO fulfil GER
tain contracts.
1t is hereby enacted. &c.
SEC. l. Any town at town meeting
legally warned and holdcp, may graz
and vote such sum or sums of money as
shall be required to enable such town
to fnldl its contracts with those persons
who have heretofore furnished substitutes
without being drafted. pursuant to IA vote
Of the town. and all taxes assessed for the
rur, ose aforesaid are hereby declared lie
gal.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. %, 1864,
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AN Aor relating to Petit Jurors.

1t is hereby enacted, &c. q. -
SEC. /. That no person shall serve as
petit juror at any term of the county
court in any county in this state, at which
term he may have cause pending in said
court to be tried by Jury at the term he
is so summoned to serve as juror, but
on motion to the court such juror or jur-
ors shall be discharged from further serv-
ing as juror at such term of court.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov. l5, 1864.
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AN ACT to provide for the recording of the
stamps of the U. S, internal revenue,
and for other purposes
1t is hereby enscted. &c.
Sec. |. Whenever there shall have
been affixed any stamp or stamps of the
y. S. revenue to any written instrument
which by law may be recorded in any
public Office, the officer whose duty it shall
to record such instrument shall make a
certificate on the record of the amount of
stamps affixed to the original instrument
aud Of the cancellation thereof, which
certificate shall be in the following words
~ hereby certify that U. 8. revenue
stamps to the amount Of
were affixed to the foregoing instrument,
and were duly cancelled
A. B. (withtitl of Office
SEC. 2. Whenever memorandum Of
the amount of such revenue stamp or
stamps, and of the cancellation thereof,
has been made upon the record of any in
strument required to be recorded whether
by copying said stamp or stamps or in
any other manner showing that the same
we're affixed to such instrument, and duly
Cancelled the same is hereby declared q
sufficient record thereof; and all records
made in conformity with this act deemed
good and valid. Certified copies Thereof
may be received in evidence in all tbt
courts of this state. .f.
Approved, Nov l5, 1864. .t.
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3nsintss Gatbs.
Hotels.

|TREFILI.E HOUSE, or" OLD FAR
ER3S HOTEL," Waterbury Centre, Vt,
]. Lyon, Proprietor. Travellers will hnd
! excellent place to stop. ~
bN \ MUSE, Johnson, VT, r. II. Smith
|oprietor. Stages leave this House north
bdth Daiay. 20
kRfsvIil. IL HOUSE, Morrisville, VT. R.
|. SpaNiding, proprietor lhe proprietor
t0 b8 abie to make the traveller feei at
S Ia
EEN M0UNTAIN HOUSE, Wolcott Vt,
|. f}ay Dfopi ietor. This house has been
|nlj au&}a,l lltiona and improvements made
! Tia l&Xt season, 20 chat Lhe proprietor
|priiII6&& that he can make the tray elier ieel
|si{ls;AN HOUSE, Hyde Park, VT, j. A.
|hili 1Foprietor Horses and carriges for
Vance il, .any part of the country always in
[css. Also horses and carfiges to let. lO
|LAuE HOTEL, Hyde Park. VT, J. l..
esullth, Proprietor.
Waterbury, VT, jeremiah
|ronn. p.oplctor.
[UIsE PuN > HOUSE, Elmore VT, A. W.
|vtii iii lDfDp. ieJor. convey ances TO any
f,ltlc county on hort notice.
ERislAN HOUSE, st. Albano, VT, 5. Z.
led propflctor. 10
J 4 7fl0tsE, Eden Mills, VT, e. W. Denio,
|Opfletor oo
kBi4tstsH HOUSE. lrasburgh, VT, by r..
Nye. Stages leave thi, house daily tor all
\, atations. Horses ana carriages to let. 81
|3i}ti.i.,S HOTEL, Wolcott, VT, Justus
kubhell, pro oprietor, on the stage road 10
|i,ghs ttsonveyancr 10 any part oi the couh-
|rhotlsnQtice. ... A
EN HtJTEi., Eden Corners, Vt, }. Har-
|nKtoIi, Proprietor. uood Accommodations
|kn ana beast.
DDAliktI's HOTEL, Stowe Lower Villagel
( x. u. Goodrich, proprietor. AZ
/ l4E l4UTEL, by II. p. Sceger, Cambridge
bro. Xermont. 4"
bel. IAlbany Centre. Vermont, W. How
Ld. Pfotfietor Ihi, is good place to stop.
! kne n Is dinner for Io1r. with good cup ol
otup III len minutes. lsD. 80
ESfaVER'S HOTEL, Waterville, VT, ).
|B. He3toyer, proprietor. f
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Attorneys.


q. BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit
BIZ ID. " t1kancery, Hydepark, VI. tri.f
|GrkN<6 Il WATERMAN, attorneys at law
HI soiicftors in Ghancery, Hyde Park, VI.
|cuIar ~ len tiun given to the collection OF
kins acakinst the Government, widows, IN
|, and other pensions, bounties, back pay
kALD0 BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. TO
w. HExDEE, attorney and counsellor at
law aad Solicitor in Chancery, Monisville,
Unace III Masonic building. 64
To-. HEATH, attorney and counsellorat at law
and H4lItcitor in Chancery, Cambridge, VI.
|cul oftention given to the collection OF
|tfy claims, including pensions and bounties
Il reasonable. Office at Jetfersonville.
|vER8 4 GLEED, attorneys at law and SO
|citufs IN Ghancery Morrisville, (0fice
Erly occupied by Hon. 7. Gleed. H. II. row.
r.. <. otEED.
If. FARKER, attorney and councillor a,
lexx WolcOtt. Vt. Particulsr attent;,r
% eolIecting all kinds Of militarv claims
|ng an<xperienced agent and attorney il
inxton y, g., am prepa.ed to procure pen
|. ponSsles, back Pay, &C., on reasonable
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who shall keep true record Of all
the proceedings in such meeting.
Sec. 3. Each Individual owners of a
pew or pews in such building shall be
entitled to one vote for each pew, and at
the meeting herein provided for, commit
tee of three shall be elected by ballot,
which committee shall appraiss each in
terest and establish the proportion each
interest shall bear to the whole, and the
charges for such repairs shall be assessed
upon each interest of each proprietor,
agrseably to the proportion established
by such committee; provided, that this
act shall not be constructed to affect the
rights or interests of any association
formed by under the provisions of chap.
ter 80 Of the general statutes.
Sec At any meeting of the owners
or proprietors of any house of public
worship. holden pursuant to the foregoing
provisions Of this act, it shall be lawful
for majority Of such owners or proprie.
tors to assess or tax the pews contained
in said house upon the basis ofthe apprais-
al fixed agreeably to the provisions of
the foregoing section for defraying the ex.
penses of repairing such house, and to di.
rect and proceed to make repairs as such
majority may deem necessary Provided,
that if any pew-holder does not assent to
the vote requiring repairs, the remaining
pew-holders who assent to the repairs
shall pay said pew holder not asserting
the amount at which his pew or pews are
appraised, upon his executing to them, or
such of them as may be designated.
quit-claim deed Of his interest in such
pew or pcwa.
Sec. 4.--lf the owner or occupant Of
any pew or pews so assessed shall neglect
or refuse to pay such tax or assessment
to such persons as may be authorized by
said meetingto collect the same upon ten
lays notice and demand made after the
completion of such repairs. it shall be
lawful for such persons authorized to
collect such tax or assessment. to sell the
pow or pews of such delinquent person, at
public auction to the highest bidder, upon
given, notice thereof in the same manner
rs provided in section of this act. and
the balance of the proceeds arising from
such sale, if any, after paying such asses-
sments, expence Of advertising and fees
equal to those allowed by law for the col-
lection of an execution for the same
amount shall be paid by such collector
to the owner Of such property sold; Pro-
rided that such owner or occupant may
within six months after such sale redeem
such property by paying to the person en-
titled to receive the same the amount
; paid for such property with accrued
interest. .31 .a 5aao@G
And if such occupant shall fail to re.
deem within 6 months as provided in this
section, such collector shall thereupon
make execute and deliver to the purchaser
deed of such pew or pews, which deed
50 executed, delivered and recorded snail
convey to such purchaser an absolute title
tie Of ..-.............
SEC. 6. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
, Approved, Nov. 2l. 1864. To
6 1m -- 80
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AN ACT in relation to costs before refe-

recs
1t is hereby enacted, &C.
SEC. l. In hearings before referees ap-
pointed by the county court. parties shall
be allowed the same f, es for travel and
attendance as are allowed before auditors
in actions of book account.
Approved, Oct. 81, 1864.
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AN ACT to amend section 6 of chapter of
the general statutes. ~
Approved Nov. la, 1854,

AN ACT to amend section of chapter of
the general statutes. a-
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. |. No citizen of this state, who
has heretofore removed, or shall hereafter
remove from this state, and shall have re-
sided in any sister state, foreign state
kingdom or government shall on his re-
turn therefrom be admitted to vote in any
freemen's meeting in this state, until he
shall have resided within this state for the
term of one full year next proceeding the
day of such freemens meeting. and shall
also have taken the oath Of allegiance to
this state, and the oath to support the
constitution of the U. S., and the free
mans oath.
SEC. O. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved, Nov. 10, 1864
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Physicians.

rR. MOVIE. has taken rooms
~ at the Moflisville House,
where he will insert TEETH upon
ass at as low PRICES as any Dentist
Also teeth cleaned. filled. and dis
nuns treated.
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IENTlSTRY p. w. J. PECK,
~ dentist, Johnson. Vt. Natur-
/. al teeth put in the best state of pre-
servation Artificial teeth made
j known to the profession. 40
REY, NJ. D.. Physician and Surgeon,
j. W. Office at the residence of II. N.
BOOK. NJ. D., physician and sur
|plcott. VI. Office over II B. Bun
3im6o
lie. MD, Homeopathic physician
keon. Worthwhile, Vt. Office az his
the house formerly occupied by
YHlTE. NJ. D., physician and sur.
Hyde Park, Vt. Office at the for
4 Of j. I. Allen. =.
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}c0TT, Matchmaker and jeweler, John
+ -. keeps constantly on hand an as
0f CLOCKS, jewelry, patent medicines,
3, uaif oils, can lies. spruce gum. DC. 50
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fs can hnd supply Of this article AZ
@srnes' Dssg sters, Stowe. 70
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Taiiors.

ELLIS. merchant tailor. Waterbury,
Iealer in the best broadeloths, doeskins
Z 2vestings, tailors' trimmings. CD tom
e clothing. GentS furnishing
Graments made In the most ap-
1ner. andwarranted to NJ. IA 35
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An Act to repeal so much Of Chapter ff.
teen of the General Statutes rs relates
to the election of the Sealers Of Weights
and Measures. saa lHs'2 -4e
1t is hereby enacted, etc. aa E'ra
SEc. |. So much of Chapter fifteen Of
the General Statutes, as relates to the
election Of Sealers of We lights and Meas
ures' is hereby repealed.
Approved November, %, 1864.
An Act to prevent illegal voting and in
addition to Chapter nfteeu Of the Gen.
eral Statutes.
1t is hereby enacted. etc.
SEC. |. At any annual March meeting
in any town, any person may present TO
the officer, who in pursuance Of the Stat
utes. shall call said meeting to order, Q
demand in writing sigued by at least
twenty legal voters in the following form
n wit ave demand ballot with a REQ
ord Of tho names Of the persons voting,
hercupon vote shall be ordered by .
ballot for moderator, and record shall be
made Of the names of the. persons voting
by tie Town Cle,k, or any one Of the sc-
lectmen or civil authorizes present desig-
A q
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Paitoills slswsd@lG
.rpDldsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
[YpE PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.
Mates of Advertising.

Mates of Advertising.
IL i y64r, $50 6 mos. $35'; 8 mos. $lS'
umii 1 year, S35; mos. 20; mos. $40; l
INN rear, SlS 6 mos. $40; 3 mos. 81;
INN lyear, SO; 6mos. 81 mos. 81 ;
Noticoacharged at 10 cts per line for three
tionS two insertions, cts. a line; one
Insertion, 6 Cts line.
. notices 81 each. provided, they do not
edtwtnty lines, in which case ten cents
will be Charged.
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Ak Aor to repeal sections 8, g. and 7,'of
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lRfsvIisI. Il HOUSE, Morris vile. VT. R..
Spauiding, proprietor. The proprietor
IA ba abe to make the traveller ieei at
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DO ther Thlnk Of Tsai Home ;

The first question asked Of a citizen,
aftrr he enters the military lines, is
Have the people Of the North all turned
Copperheads They are exceedingly
anxious on that point; every vote given
for Copperhead candidate is regarded
/. as an insult--justly regarded as an in
sult-by the soldiers
We think we can assure our friends
in the army that the majorities for the
Union ticket this year, win be larger
than those of last year. But few cleo
tons have yet taken place; and these
are local in their character, but party
lines were strictly drawn. In New York
the elections show gain Of twenty
eight towns to the Union cause; and in
all, the Union majorities have been in
creased, or those Of the Peace Demo
Gratis been demolished The following
are specimens:
oswEoo.-Democratic success by leo ma
jority last year Democratic BY 200.
-1--UTIcA.-Union Mayor has 50 majority.
Last year the Democratic Mayor had 600
majority.
AuBURx.-Union Mayor has 107 majority ;
whole Union City ticket chosen. Last year
the Democratic Mayor had seven majority.
TRoY.-Democratie majority about 500
last Spring, l,ls9.
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" g. RHAFER,
COX Haapllal 81. %
State Of Tennessee,
DAVIDSON coUSY-a.

Gs0rss y. Boyd. PslsHE. In suis - "a siuai
atiseameut baf1fs q.
A. seutagals, u n
John n. Brown, nsfsadant, q sad county.
IL thls cass, ths pl.infa. George W BOYD. aiod "a
i ahsfaFit ard obtained 81 altachmr1t 80 mss
John 81. Brown for ola hunffcd and twenty-five
dollars. debt due b. accc eni end on motion ~
p'aintl aid q appearing 10 che afsflcion cl The
Justice, that he defend M ioan "a. aIcEp q Boa
resi- eut Of ths -ala 20 Icnrsssfe o. d cFlere that
pE1iiealol bs uads On fhs Nashville tntlu o. icuF
successive Weeks, rfquirng re sad aefsrdtnf %
appear before SID Jnslca fhs 29lh dal CT Hfred
ls6f and sld, anaEer cr demur Oh sid llli, cl1er
wise tha cause via b. 50 town ~ a.srifs Paris
on thaf daF n 81 sun nc 1TE. l. 81
5I71Ica ~ "a fla6e.
February q. issf-is-Pls. g. So
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q &C. street.
PrlEate or YenereaI diseases

Of all forms and stages, speedily cured snd effect
ualiy eradicated nom the system. Recent cases
cured in a few days.
II would appear needless here to add the impor-
lance Of nippng the evil in its bud" but hint
to the wise may be sufficient, not only to save
themselves from misery, bat % shield their OF
spring from shame and ruin
How often IL II the case We sec gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nOstrnms. After much
loss in pocket and health they finally forced 70
apply to some skillfll physician 10 be cured, for
alone can esedlSeases De cured properly and Eff
fectGally whenthe habits and constitutional idiOsyu-
crases are known 20 the doctor who prescTibes.
Otherwise il Is leap in the dark % expee; per-
manent cure.
Dr.. C.s office is well arranged and persons aiihe-
ted With these diseases can have the strlctcst Pm
Vacy.
Persons at distance can address him by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, bat N
all difficult cases, personal examination VII be
necessary.
evening hours from in the morning III in the
Office. Jan PLY
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AatAaF e ne "Baisass q Psanaa.Aip. >

Persons hon % 90 years can Ioarn tsls rzrtsua
IN . feU lessons ladies' are taught % write h 4
Eeat, easy and rapid manner, and genflamen IN ois
rapid, business style.
10 pers0ss acquainted With fss usr,ts. his rv,ts.
q writing needs no ether rec0mmsndafion but tbosa
unacquainted with Is, Mr. D. refers 70 the following
remarks aud testimonials. Instead of teaching Pen
Eanshp merely a. an isitaiion Art az experiences OF
81 years has enabled him % reduce q % he 1880
Ct scisaes, that being guided By EaosslaleS IN
stead Of raadol Psaos, pupils rom 70 60 years can
IN short time learn 20 write with EAeE EIlEaANCE
and RAPIDITY.
50 accurate b hts sysiem, md - uniform, IN IA
success, that after witnessing ils acts a. several
hundred pupils In Nashville, The iAms1ted Alfrsd
hume observes.
''Elaving had fsir opportunity Of szamialnz yoaF
system Of Penusnship, and having seen The wonder.
fCi and rapid improvement q -FOUR uupfla IN nv
school, consider IL bui just 10 say that Ioieve L
% be not oniy the bea 5Eca, but as ong oss dssr-
Efag fss Haslor By strict aiteuton . tharucs kiF
en-, aEy person may IN g shoEt tns, ncquirs a fres
rapid, and siezsnt hand should Be pioassd 10 80
g universally adopted"
Tbs EXPRESSION vas ccnCErred On by
Nj, Cen e. p. Gaines, =. s. Army;
His Excelieucy, james Q. Jones, GOV. q Tannas,ss
81. Rev. ]. 4 Otsy, Bishop o. Tennessee.
RI Rev. g. P. Miios, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lndslcy, d. D. Pres. Of Naahvlls Cnis
versity.
Rev. J. 7. Edgar, q D., and many Othsr oitissns, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
Being requested By Messra. Dolbear % state me
standing IN society Of The gentemen, signers 70 the
Eiihin, 90 % Win much pleasure, being acquainted
with m0st q hem they are highly respectable, and
gentlemen Of education and of high Standing IN 90
Cicty. Given e tie Hermitage this asa day Of
October, l54S. ANDREW JACKSON
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r. DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for
49, last four years Of Louisville, KY Who
has devoted bis attention ~ the treatment Of pm
Fafe diseases for - years, harters himself having
attended % praetice lor 80 many years. ana cured
~ many thousands be D. enabled ~ cure Az Diseases
u d private nature, no matter h0w bad they may D.
from iniudicious medical treatment or from neglect
Of their own Or. Kings Di-pensary u No. -
Deaderick street, between Cherry and fle square,
second story, where be cures Ell diseases Of pm
Fase unture.
Gou0rrhoa cured without naussous uedicines o.
interference with business
Structures 81 old OF recent date efiactuslly cured
in a few days, b an operation which causes no
pain Whore a structure exists heaith cannot -
enjoyed. Per1rs 10 disease causea more mischief
ana undermine the health ~ much.
Syphilis. with ali me diseases d the siln, 5rOa-
ing out u neglect OF t1d fIeaiulcnii can u tiectl-
aliy cured in . few days.
srNIsAL WEiENEss.-P Particular aitentou having
been Eiven - tfs discaae and ali the conslf eiess
growing out II r. brought on in many cases n ins
destructive habits 81 incOnsderate YolLiis alt cA
cez-ge indulgence ~ TIE passioual neEieci q
whch u1H undermine the coIlsttAlioas iel.ieiiii8
the subject unfit for business Or society a1d cans
ing premature Old age 600.
FeTnales who may BE- lahorng Win any 4ll-cul9
Of the Womb may Fest assured oi iulinetil-e re-
Persons resiiln g abroad, y writing .nd sts,.ng
ftesr e4se vgifi Re enclosed. lrcct = " ~ hlls
IA - Deaderer street, Aasht he, Tenn vii have
- reressarv medicines sent - tneir address.
S5ssea hours from o'clcck IN the morning until
10 the evefnnG ~ 49,
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fsEssCzY nEPkETHENr,
Ocice OF the Comptroller Of the Curreuoy,
N

WAsHEGT0N, December II, 1853.
UTaEHEAS, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 70 the undersigned, IL has been
made 70 appear that the First National Bank OF
Nashville, IN tbs County Of Davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has been duly organized under, and
o0rdng 10, the requirements q the set Of Congress-
entitled q an act 30 provide a national currency,
secured By pledge Of United states stocks, and 70
provide for tbs circulation aud redemption Thereof,
approved February 20, ls63, and has complied
with AL the provisions OF said set required % be
complied With before commencing the business o
8ankingi
Now. therefore, I, HUsH mcCULIsCH, Comptroller
Of the Currency, DO hereby certify that the said First
National Bank Of Nashville, County Of Davidson and
state o. Tennessee, Is authorized 70 commence the
business Of BANKING, under The act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
u Office, ths eleventh day Of December, 1868,
(Slgnedl H. MCCULLOCH,
lanIT-d60t C0mptroileT of the Currency.
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A COMPENDIUM OF ALL THE WORKS AND
"a Phrases used IN Military Science and ia the
Naval service, with their pronunciatious and their
equiFslenis "a French I; especially adapted % the
nsages Of The United states Army and Navy. Fully
PEE, Professor o. EnEhah litarsfurs ~ History ii
the University q foEnsylVania ate an O1hcsT q
Artillery IL me service uf the United States
G. =. RICHARDSON, Publisher
MAsa-zNf SEC Broadway. New York.
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rTlAzEH % By Eialam Eennety 3 cafk. brown
4 horas Male, a5oes Is ha1fs hiehi Fsst- tso
yoara ofd. htE slddls lAft o. ~. tal< a.. thoc1 &C
- - hfud foot VI lnsd q 80 S1d nfauas
tsksn % b m D ware, Nashsiis Daisiot l.
90 ne Frankla Pike.
81 $50 ALEx. MsnANizLs, RaEsur.
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N0LlaIAt lEsNs NOV 70 ISL
Ma. J. y. DOtEEtz--nesr Sir have been much
Interested and pleased 10 examining your system o.
Pelmanship. Your method q teaching seems % me
70 be both akifll aud fathlsl, and the Improvements
q your pupils . surprising and rapid beyond any.
tang have ever witnessed. / shall feel happy q
this testimony q your merit shall lead others 30 avail
themselves Of Jour Instruction De- one % the moss
5osutiful AMI uEefcl aria ami am very respectfully,
eto. Jas. r. OTEY.