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 A supply fths work will be kept consfafitE ly on hand; and families wishing to posses this invaluable addition to Christian lihrary will do well to call and exarfline the work, which will be sold at the cheapest Boston pri- ces, for cash, grain, wood, or approved credit. MEMOIRS OF MRS. HUNTINGTON. , The incstimable character of this work is : known to many in this county. It isNa work which every mother ought to read, and which every Christian mother will wish to read more than once. V Also-ALL KINDS of SCHOOL Books & SpA7 TIoNARY, consisting of Morse's, Wood : bridges, & Goodrich's Geography; Mur4 rays Grammar, Flint's Abridgement of do. Greenleaf's GRAMMAR SIMPLIFIED; English Reader, Common and Improved, Editions; Columbian Orator; American Preceptor; Arithmetics; MARSHALL'S, SEARS, & Webster's Spelling Books ;- Walkers S JohnsOns small and large Die tionaries, Goodrich's History of U. s. together with all the kinds of Books used in Select Schools and Academies, all of which will be sold as cheap as can be pur- chased in Hartford, or elsewhere. Writing Books,-Real WEDswooD INKsTANDs-- Lignumvitae Sand nd-boxes-Walkden's Red & Black Ink-P Powder, warranted to be gen. uine-Maynard & Moves, do.-PenciIs, States. Quiils. Waters. &c. Be.