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... IJNSTRIJCTION of the DFAF and DIUM113; e I or, a l'heoretical and Practical View of the Means by which they are taught to speak and understand a I.anguage; c colntilnlinn Hlints for the Correction 'of impediments in Speech; together with a Vocabhlary; ...

... orl;115, which S ere c siderably derang.ed. In Scrophula, the powers of this medicine arc most ordinary, and tthe nuierous csrei speak its decided ptriorio!lt As there are lnUnleroU couo)rteiltitis, 'Ilease to ask for Spi. bury's Parent Antiscorbutic Drops, ...

... crc coimsieraftly dcratiged. whc In Seisplislah, thle poseers of this etin ?? es extritordintLmcv, nili the! unutmeous cures speak R dlecided superioriy ?? As 8there are' numerous connterl'eits-,,pliascte si for ~pilsbtirv'r Pateist Atifiscnrhtitc Drops ...

... mlay, arise to call them forth; to alleviate thed various maladies -and stilictions-ineiku~t to sariete, or more correctly speaking, to ATr7Mtt'T all t4 at. thle Mcdscal or Chirctrgical Art cin- possibly compass : to avoid, threlruroc, thle egotism fillI ...

... ? essr n he ies. the 'account Of shle 11'io:s tlb'1 Ind. M st e ,g *ea tlcjcd y tt ratioit n the wi-t.: ansi ere Mr. ?? speaks th ' frUils, h n m e 5.v of truth. Mr. Mostyn ornits to state that, tipon the conference rt betweea lati.146dinmc about the ...

... 3,18g, X CHARLVSl BROWNE MOSTYN. i ?? Ti LLOI and Miss SWAIN acquaint MV1 their friends and the public, that their ANNUAL SPEAKING and BALL will be on the 15th instant, when their Senunary will close for te 9briesoaecessasdIre COgl mence on the 20th of ...

... Strokme of the liei ;with IiOne, ?? rrle of Couttictriirn, slif. ,nicnuy clnisee to enable Ab 1i,,i'retitiotitr lo folluvv a 'Speak-er. J.IlStr-afedby5~ fiftell PlatCS, containing forty,- six Sets of ProgressiVe Examples,. 7s. Gd. hoar-ds. * D~lEll~ MAN 3EL ...

... cuted, attd te o he rtl liberal terl ts. J.J. t;aviog resitdd a consiterlalble time in the prin- cicl Wifle ctlntrcos, ite can speak with cttnfiislte a0 t ttile quality attln puinetiess of his Stoctt-iScl P itt, iit.tt SthteiC ?? eelriftt, uif aet y stl-levior ...

... Dancinig lay uthe m- 'st, oip. 6 praired Masters ?? Partirtalar care is takien to iristruct. the Yoattg Gentle- ~ mnat to speak atid write sthe Firech La gug wtht tiha SIlo's pu~rity atid elegance. 0an 49 Thea situataion is thle most ticesirable spoctin ...

... wants a Situtation in Al 1Aa Fantily tlert i; gniiig to Gibr-altar, or aity othter ~ pact of t tic Medliit rrolnen. Sitir cll speaks tite SpanishI of and Fr-ench ltiiliite fliteit ?? at Me. A. ltijillos,, a White Sivanyrsi osot atE I. ~SOU'T'HAMPTON. ?? ( ...

... promptly e executeud, and ott ite J. G. teaving residedra tonsiderinsle time itn tne. prin- N cipip Wits' Ca1ett n, lee kab speak with confiii ette as as o t* e quality toild tieetttitetoil sor his Stotcti-Old Plt' ;s, i ditto Slelel, vii dto Feiteriffe ...