Brattleboro, March 23, 1847
Subtitle: Rev. and dear Sir:--You probably have learned through the public prints that Ex Gov. Slade of Vermont, has undertaken an agency in behalf of national popular education, in connection with a number of gentlemen of different religious denominations at Cincinnati. These gentlemen at first acted as a temporary, voluntary committee, but recently the organization has been enlarged and has taken the name of the Board of National Popular Education. ...
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1847
Place of publication: Brattleboro, Vt
Language: eng
Subjects: Education; Societies; Women teachers; Teachers; Training of; Teacher placement agencies; Board of National Popular Education; New York City Ladies' Union Association, for the Promotion of National Education
Notes: Describing "terms offered ... by the Board [of National Popular Education] to female teachers," and soliciting aid in their recruitment and enlistment. Cf. Board of National Popular Education. Circular. To the friends of popular education in the United States, Middlebury, Vt., 1847.

Signed: Catharine E. Beecher.

"The following is the form of organization adopted in New York, and various other places, where associations for this object have been formed: Constitution of the New York City Ladies' Union Association, for the Promotion of National Education."--Page [2].

Embossed stamp on page [1], presumably that of the stationer.