TO THE PUBLIC
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THE subscriber is making large additions to


IL his Stock OF


School Books and ,StatsO3sdru.
which he viii sell by wholesale to Country Mer-
chants School Committees, School Masters. &c.
at as low prices as they can be bought at any
Bookstore ia America. In the course of this
week, will be opened, rery eLtenSire additional
supply for the fall and winter sales, among which
are-SPELLiNG BOOKS of every kind. used
in this vicinity-the different kinds ofREADING
BOOKS, GRAMMARS, BIOGRAPHIES. A.
RTHMETICS, DICTIONARIES, HISTORIES,
&c. &c.


Also
STATES, SLATE PENCILS, WRAPPING.
WRITING, and LETTER PAPER, QUILLS,
IPENKNIVES, INK POWDER and INK, LEAD
PENCILS, POCKET BOOKS, in great variety,
from 81, to Sl2, per doz. INK STANDS, Co
PY SLIPS, and great variety of articles too
numerous to particularize, all OF which will be
sold by wholesale or retail on the best terms for
Cash or approved Credit.


Although spurious editions and imperfect cop


les may occasionally be bought of Pedars, or at
Auctions, at less price yet, it is believed pur-
chasers will find it for their interest to call on
the subscriber, who is determined to give good
bargains to his customers, and will acarrant eve
fy article he sells.


18th Edition of the SONGS of the TEMPLE,
or Bridgewater Collection of SACRED MUSIC,
just published and for Sale as above, Also
FARMERS AND CHRISTIAN
| ALMANACKS for 1894.
WILLIAM HYDE.
September 80, 1923