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Otp HuNpaRsY:s OBSERVATIONS Third EG1IoE a Es ave ~


York. Robert Carter, SO Cana't and iVi u'o"-'1


Brooklyn.


Tb. is the title of collection OF observations
on ordinary matters, with which persons come in
contact almost daily. II is intended Tor the use
of ,he Young and will afford them much rational
and instructive entertainment. Travelling the
Human Voice. Discipline, Visiting, &c &c
ar. the subjects of some OF the articles, from winch
the. general character of the whole may be Inferred
These are mingled with Sketches, Anecdotes &c.
in a very pleasing manner. The style is chas'e
and simple, and the work is calculated to be of es-
sential service to those for whom il is intended,
OLD HuMpuREy's ADDRESSES. BY the author OF Old


Humphreys 'ObservatloRs' Robert Carter, % Canal





This little work is similar in character to the
other; it has in view the same ehjoct--ihe insiruc-
ton and entertainment of the young, and ii reaches
i: by nearly the same means--peasant, simple dis
courses on the ordinary subjects of every day life
There are few young persons who will not easily
find something in its pages TO please and instruct
them.