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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

WEsrrirLp Posr OFFICE N. Y, Feb 16, 1898
Dear SIr-Several pressing cases demand the Snna
tive at whatever expense il be sent TO me. 1t has
effected some astonishing already, and cannot
catt Tor the package you say is the way. ] wish
you would send me half dozen phials by MAIL, and
will put the extra price OF pnstage the Sanative
Don't fail 10 send BY the mail. will come by weight
81 PER postage, and shall expect it in twelve
DAYS from date. Yours &c,
ORRis Nichols, P. NJ.
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13 Drann Numbers.
VIRGINIA state Lottery,

For the benefit ni the Mechanical Benevolent Society Of
Norfolk = Class No ., for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, on Saturday,
the 18Th OF August, 1888.
SCHEME.
Capital S3O.OnO $4,000, $4,000. $1,000, $1,000
50 800 50 900, Sl7l7, &c. DC. % prizes Of 81 ,OUO
% Of S5UO, 25 oil $500. 2O0 Of 500, DC.
Tickets only Sl0-HaIves S5-Quar,ers 81 90.
Certificates oil packages Of p Whole Tickets $l30
Do do. % Half do. Is
Do, do. % Quarter do. 80 50
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ORlAxp o Me. March 80, 1888
r. TRUssEL, ?. NJ.


March "a. 1888
Deur Sr-In AZ hours after received The package OF
Sanatve sold all Of it, and have come to the conciu
ion that il must be all that il is recommended TO be 1t
is sufficient say that The benefit derived from short
use of it, has convinced the most prejudiced ct lis utility
The enclosed money you will pass tn my account, and
wish you TO send NE more of the Sanave as soon as
convenient. Respectfully, &c,
Jons B CROSBY, P. Nj.
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UERINTINCi INK just received al this Office,
supply Of johnson u Durant's Wnter Ne1s inh'
which will be sold for % cents per pound, Tor Cash
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from The Vermont Ph9nir.)
MA - WE

from the Vermont Phenir,)
HEAR YE!
THE MATCHLESS SANATiVE (sold by DUT-
TON, CLARK g. CO, Agents for Brattlebnro, Wy
has effected many cures of disease so obstinate us to re-
sis the skill Of Physicians and the power of other
dies The following few of the Testimonials ct
the efficacy of this medicine which they now cheerful:
" Law before the public Many individuals be
referred by them having been greatly benefited by
using the Sanave.
M Certificate from Thomas Crosby Of Branieboro'.
= This cerIi6es that my daughter has for long time
been in Decline and has tried many medicines without
effect She has made use Of the Matches Sanatlve,
which has greatly relieved her. 1t restored her appetite
and Sleep which she had no, before enjoyed for long
time [ would cheerfuIy recommend it TO oil suffering
with consumptve complaints THOMAS CROSBY.
Brattleboro, March 10, 1888.
M Certificate from Henry Clark Esq of BraMetoro'.
This certifes that had suffered for many months from
an obstinate cough hch resisted great variety of me.
dizziness until used bottle of the .baichless Sandse,
which reno we'd it entirely in the course Of two three
weeks and restored me To excellent health
Brallleboro March l2lh, 1888. Henry CLARK.
NJ Certificate from Samuel Cutting Esq, of Clifford ".
Samuel Cutting, of Clifford VI would certify, that
have suffered for than two years past from Sc
we're lung complaint. attended with severe pain in my
side and back and with general debility have used
great variety of medicines from various ply sc!ans IN
this vicinity and received advice from The mos" eminent
physicans of Boston, without the least benefit ! am
now using the last bottle Of the Matchess Sauave,
which medicine has greatly relieved me. The pain in
in my side is comparatively we'll and my strength has
gained very much feel confident that The sanauve
alone has afforded me the relief and would cheertuly
recommend il 10 all who are suffering with lung com
plants, and advise them try the medicine without de-
lay.
Clifford, March g. 1888. SAMUEL CUTTING.
NJ The above medicine is for sale, by ID. S Roland,
General Agent S5 Washington street, Boston, and by
John Thompson. Jr., Sole Agent for the county of
Gonchand Price, three and one.thrd six dollars,
(S2 SOL per ounce Numerous letters may he seen
application certifying to the good ftrc's of this medi-
cine. JOHN IuOhfSoN JR,
July 20 [2l-2am2ml Goochland G, H., Va.
NJ am also Agent for the sale Of the Sanative at
Mansfield, Louisa County Virginia.
July 81 [26-3l WIN. d. MANSFIELD.
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June -

IN CnANCERY-VIrGinI, wir:At rule, held in the cr..
office Gocchud County Court, the 18th day 0! june -
Abraham Perkins, FI-iG'e,
against
Tbomns Bowlcs and Anderson Bowes, Defendants:
The ant Thomas Bowes entered be aPpa
and given security according the Of Assembly and the
of hi, Court sasieto, appearing, that he l. not ars
b,u of his Common th the Of the pa6 Il l
COUNSEL il ordered that the said defendant, Thomas Bowie
anne before Justices of County Court OF Goo
Court house. the Sd Monday in Sepn ber next: and n,"e
plaintiffs bill; that copy of this oldcr he fcr,hwh inserted
some published city of Richmond
the front door Of the Cont hou ri ,
county, further ordered that the defendant Anos
Bowos do not pay away secree otherwise dispose g" soot
estate in his hands belonging 10 the d uul,
Thomas Bowlcs until the further order OF this Court,
copy--TGstc, w. MILLER, C. C.
july Il 2O-wew
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CoRywALL Posr OFFICE, Vt Apr 6. 1898
Dear Sir The Malchless Sanativr is very highly es
,eemed in this quarter, and is getting into general use
Yours, &c, SAMUEL EvERTs, T. NJ
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.NaMageI'S office, &siChAsOMes, "
virginia State Lottery,

FESfFhf 'yKtHNN sIUHtNEv3
For the benefit OF the Town of Well,burg.
Class No. 5 for 1888.
To be drawn al Alexandra, Va Saturday, the lllh
of August, 1888.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capital S25 600, SIO,O00, So 600, $4,000, 81 $50,
81 500 10 prizes of 81 900, 10 Of $780, 20 Of $3.50, p
Of $500, 100 of $780, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Halves S5-Qnarters 81 80.
Certificates of packages of % Whole Tickets 500
Do do. % Half do. 30
Do do. % Quarter do. %
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some relief she continued taking them exactly accord
ing 10 the directions her appetite was soon restored 10
chIlds appetite and she continued gradually to recover,
SO that de- not know but her health IS good as
has been since ace married, say ten years.
~ b. She took about and halt bottles when she
called herself ,eeu Timothy GEORGE.
Orring,on, Me-, April 80, 1885.
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ESiGGE,s'S
Exchange fsid lottery OMiCe,

BIGGER respectfully calls the attention of his friends
and patrons 10 the following splendid Lottery 10 be
drawn on the 18th of September. $4,000 Capital. He
presents this early day. in order that distant cores
pondenis NAV have ample time 10 send him their orders,
md receive their tickets, before the day Of drawing. For
the Capital of $50,OO0, send TO Fortunes Home,
RIGGER'S OFFICE.
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From The Postmaster Of claremont, N. H.

nrT The above powerful and invaluable medicine is
doing wonders in this section of the country as as
in others Applications for it have been made in various
places in this vicinity young lady in this has
health by the use OF it-No mistake. She had been
visited by various physicians, but all to no purpose
One phial of this medicine produced he long desired
effect
be found at the Post Office, if applied for soon
NYE,
Sole Agent for Claremonl
Claremont, April q, 1885,
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON!H
Trembling among lie .HsdicdE facWly!!

among
VINE learn that the distinguished DR.. Watson, 40
wv Washington street. and DR. S. & Hewrtt the
celebrated Bone setter 297 Washington street, Qwo OF
the mos, skiIu practitioners in Bos'on having witness
the happy effects of GOELiCK'S MATCHLESS SA.
NATIVE in several which have come under Their
obs.rys,on have given the General Agent OF thus great
modern medicine, permission 10 refer to them through
the public journals 1t with pleasure. we notice such
acts of dsnerested benevoence, and this noble gene
rosy of Drs H and w. bespeaks their genuine phIlan
thropy
We understand Dr.. Watson is of the opinion. that as
the SaHative has created such tremendous excitement
among tie Medical Faculty, must be something extra
ordinary and lar to the common nostruns OF the
dsv-and there cannot be doubt, but when the virtues
of this great specific shalt be duly appreciated by Phy.
scinns they will frankly acknowledge it to be the most
valuable addition which has been made to the MateFa
MrTca since the DAYS of HiPPOCRATES
We further learn that the General Agent Of the Sa-
native has the liberty to refer his fellow citizens TO Dr.
Hewet for two pG interesting cases when came WIN
in the knowledge OF the Doctor One OF the cures, as
learn, effected upon young lady afflicted WIN
DUNBAR ABscEss"- and serious was her complaint,
that she unable submit To DR. HIS usual mode OF
treatment in such He advised her to try the Sa.
natve she did so and before taking one phal was en-
tirely cured, and NOT VESTlGE OF HER DIS,
EASE REMAlNS!!! Another: A gentleman, aged
As pronounced by all who knew him 10 be in "CON-
FIRMED CONSUMPTION" WAS wonderfully restor.
ed health by the of only one phaI OF the Sana'
tve-and he is well and about his duly business as
usual,
We think the open and candid course pursued by
Drs Watson and Bewett richly entities them to the last
ing gratitude of the pubc-ahough they Tay have The
whole phaaar Of the Medical Faculty bouncing upon
them.
After reading the above, and the following extracts
from letters addressed to Dr. Rowland, by his Agents,
who can for moment doubt the powers of the mighty
Sanative:
AMHERST. N. H January l, 1898.
DR.. Rowland-l sold phal Of the Natchlrss Sana-
tive to gentleman who Was in a Confirmed C"nsumP
tion pronounced RELlEf. and confined to his
ronm-he had settled his affairs and prepared 10 meet his
fate he his taken whole bottle, and says his health
perec-hat he is entirely we'll and impules the cure
the Sanative, and to nothing else Many Others who
have taken il. make similar statements.
Yours respectfully, &c, THos. NJ. BENDER
ORLASD P. o Me. March 80, 1888.
Dear Sir-The Nalchess Sanave has had wonder
full effect in several cases this town sold pila 10
man who had been sick with consump,ivp aud rbeu.
matte complaints for four five years and who was un
able to dress himself when he commenced taking It lie
has recently word that he felt quite we'll, could
dress himself without any trouble and thinks he shall
wholly recover. Yours, in haste,
r. TRUssEL, 2. NJ.
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From Timothy George, Esq, 0rrington, Me)
"Ny wife has been considered of consumPl've habit
for years. attended with severe cough but has al
ways, or generally attended to her domestic concerns
until the fore part Of last winter, when she had sudden
and severe attack Of pain in her side, and distressed
for bresth minediately called upon of best
Physicians, who attended carefully upon her. and was
well satisfied with his treatment Of her case. Though
her distress was partially allevisled, there was
hope of her recovery Her Doctor told her that she
had the consumption, and that her LEFT LUNG WAS
PARTIALLY CONSUMED, and seemed to despair of her
recovery, as we'll as myself We calculated she could
moi continue but short time. He left her nothing but
seep ping powder TO command her rest, when provden
,iay fell in with those Sanative drops and though she
altogether fahess the first drop she took gave her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$50, GOO sl5.UUO-S $40 Quo 100 of 81 600.
Alexandria LOttcry,

Class No. & for 1888
To be drawn at Alexandria d & on Saturday, Septem
her 18Th. 1888
IS Number Lonsry-l2 Draun Ballots.
PRIZE.:
| Grand Capital OF S5O 1000
Capital Of 15OO
do 10000
d. 5000
do 2090
100 Prizes Of LOCO
10 do 500
On do 300
as d. 200. &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 81 90.
Certificates of Packages of % " hole Tickets S125
Do do 25 Half do "a
10 do S5 Quarter do 80
~ Orders for Tickrts and Shares Certificates Of
Packages the above Magnificent Schemes, will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account Of
each draong sent dIaey after it is over 10 all who
order from US. Address,
ID. GREGORY & Co, Managers,
July 30 T2l-wtd] Richmond, Ia.
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Alexandria LOTTERY.

For Internal Improvement in the District Of Columbia
Class No TOR 1888
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va Saturday, the 18th
September, 1885.
D. S. GREGORY g. Co., Managers.
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vIR WILLIAM T. FCRGUsoN-Aa you are no; az s .1
WI ~ ,b; STATE YOU will take notice that shall On Sc
lsas take Deposition of william Ens'nI cut
gust syiden nee in sui, dcprndn. in the nd
re , Of I,w and CLancery for the county Of srv'
CSsneery side of the said Court; at which time yGsa %
the Of cu%hsraod fou %d,. sf A.
position VIII DC 'aAe" 0''"''" w. EDNuED EN.S.La,
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$50. 600. SI5. 600, $1,000
C'U'VUV' STO'VUV, SEU'UVU uU
u 100 prizes Of 81 600 %
Alexandria Lottery,

Class No &, to be drawn at Alexandra, D. G., on
Saturday, September Is. 1888.
IS Nos -l2 drawn ballots
GRAND CAPITALS:
| of S50,0N0-l of $l5, 5000 Of Sl0000-l Of 49,,
O00-1 of S2nS0-lC0 prizes of 81 ,00O-l0 OF 5Ou-2O
Of $500, &c, &c.
Prizes amounting 10 $40 900
Tickets only $40, shares Ia proportion.
package OF whole Tickets is worth S230-must
draw Sl02.
package of Halves is worth Sll5-must draw S5l
A package Of Quarters is worth S57 5O-must draw
S25 So
Certificate of Wholes will be forwarded for 123
do Halves "a
do Quarters SO
The Tickets for sale by Bigger, and can be had by
the package, single ticket shares in bis usual great
variety of fortunate numbers
1T 10 30 As, the grand Capital of $4,000
IS 80 80, do do 10000
II 90 49, do do $4,000
10 2S 3d. do do $4,000
81 "a 3d. do do 10000
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July %

R. LEGRAND-Taks motto" that shall proceed
VA depoous OF George Watkins and oihep At to
Mcrrynns tavern Kcvsrle Charlotte comfy, Va MONDAY,
the ah Iry OF ae. the hour. os"
the morning Of John A. Lane and uhrr The
s,oreEoup Dcnh & Co.. in til" cts O" Richmond
Wednesday, goth day of August next, between The
hours Of the days aad Of Joel Watkins and others, ri
OF Buckingham Friday. tie 3 r
August and Letwcen the hours OF III" DAY. 'o
read nit depending in the Circuit SrPe
o Of Law and Chancefy for the county Of BcIus'
ham, in which ! plaintiff aud you defendant. If 90!
thing hnppca either instance the nks OF tie
said day before named they will he taken
the day. continued from DAY nnI they
JuIy 81 fa4-wtw1 WILLIAM ID. JONES.
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And nine cnPilas Of $IUUUU, zach. are Few Of The
leading capitals sold and paid usual with Bigger, at
all those who purchase their Tickets at
BIGGERS.
.-Orders meet the most prompt attention. and in all
cases the original (Managers) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded, consequently not liable any mistake
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at SIGHT, the moment the drawings received
NJ Please address THOS B BIGGER.
July l7-w1 Richmond, Va.
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Ui!iiem Bib, Dabnry Locker end George T H,si,-
rENTLEMEN-Tske notice thrt shall, the second Mon
" in August the Of l.P.r"Eb aud Perirs !
Court house between the hours OF O'Clock at the
O'Clock of the OF that day, take the dcpo Of l
Bib, he read sgld in n Chsneery tcpcr
the county Court Of Louisa couny, 10 the STATE rsrr
in whch suit am plaintiff aud derJans You nav ~,
tend If yen choose Yours respectfully,
July II 2O-wiw ROBERT DALTON
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ROBERT DALTON,
Boarding .7eademy far Young Ladies-Paca 81 near
ErnnhIiu. RnItinnnre

EE course OF instruction in Ih Seminary
ply Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar English io.~
s;on, Biography, Of japs and Globes ,0y t,c,ct
fame, ANCIENT aud mvLefn Rhetorick, Natural and Maia P
ply, th"m'rity ASTRONOMY. French, Spanish and riin
Music vocal and INSTRUMENTAL the Pn Forte I'm,
aaI Guitar Dawins and Painting Needle work PLAIN oIu.
mental, &C work Bead work, Flowers composIon,
Boar! and English tuition per year, $50
lnk, Quills, &c,
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q PETITION will be presented to the Legislature of "
"A GINA praying that law be passed establishing m
fence the Roanoke from where the North Carolina line c
il at the lower Of Meckenbn:, and Staunton
rnI M stnuuun river mouth Of 40.
! Of Camphel l.U-M1WI Jolly L
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Flowers IN Composition l0G9'fe ;o.r.,
The government 81 the School exclusively acr
Prncpll.wh, refer to the Ministers Of the Bslnorr Con-
-peciaIy Rev. T. c. Thornton; a,o M Asa1
Yearly nd Mr. Fielder isIlc, Baltimore.
oarrs provide their bed and hrdng "rd he CHARGE
s-mi Annually n u Mn and DIS. HARNiE
Aug3 l2J--"'I5S !HeFG,.
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Feb. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-06
ORDINATION AT WINDSOR, Vt.

The ordination Of Rev. James Thursiou, as Pastor
Of the First Unitarian Church and Suciety in Windsor
i''ok place on "Wednesday the 9th OF June last. The
introductory PRAYER offered and the Scriptures
read by Rev. Nh Osgood Of Nashua, N. II. Rev. MIR
The consccrating PRAYER was offered BIZ Rev. Mr.
Crosby Of Chariestown, N. u. Rev. Mr. Lincoln of
Fitehburg, Ms. gave the charge. In. fellowship Of
the churches expressed by Rev. Mr. Osgood. Rev.
society and made the concluding prayer. The Bcne-
diction by the Pastor. The Orthodox society kindly
opened the doors OF their church r the accon,inoda-
ton Of their Unitarian brethren, and part Of their
choir assisted in the singing. The day do
lightiu, and heaven seemed smile proptiously on
the occasion. The services were throughout charac-
terised 10y truly christian spirm, aud long will the
day be joyluIy remembered by many disciples oil the
Prince Of Peace
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, IS. e
AT the Probate Court holden at Rockingham
within and for said district, on the 9th day
of June, A. ID. 1SSS,-Present, Hon.
DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Judge:
A Instrument, purporting to be the last
"A Will and Testament of JONAS HOL-
DON, late of Townshend, deceased, being
presented TO the Court by Isemuel FarwelI,
the Executor therein named, for Probate: IL
is ordered by the Court that all persons con-
cerned therein be notified to appear, at the
Probate Court for said district, to be holden at
the Inn of Chester Rand, in TowDshend in
said district, on the last "Wednesday of July
next, 10 contest the Probate Of said Instrument,
or shew cause if any they have, why the same
should not be approved. And it is further or
dered, that copy of the record of this order
be published, three times successfully, in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro, as
soon as muy be.
true copy of record,
A Attest, JAMES CRAWFORD, Reg.
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ODONTICA ODONTICA!
THE TEETH! THE TEETH,

nR. NJ. HlTCHCOCK'S Magnetic Odon-
~ tica. The facts are proved, and the most
incredulous and doubling are fully convinced,
as we have the evidence from the sale Of more
than 1000 boxes within the past year, that the
U,opian dreams of the alcbymist are realized,
and remedy discovered for preserving those
important aud beautiful appendages Of the hu-
man system, by the use OF the Magnetic Odon-
tea, which, by lis attractive purifying, and
strengthening qualities removes all exlraneous
substances from the teeth and preserves them
in their natural brilliancy, and the gums in
soundness and beauty. Ii is ascertained from
experience, that when used, the teeth will not
decay but remain till the latest old age, with
their natural wear When they are decaying
its progress will be arrested, and the teeth pre-
served and prevented from aching. Ladies
and gentlemen of the most respectable charac-
ter are daily calling, who assures US that before
they commenced using the Odonlca, their
teeth were loose and fast going to decay, their
gums spongy and feverish, and the breath
lnted, and after using this invaluable powder,
in less than one week their teeth were firm in
their sockets, their gums resumed their health,
their breath corrected, and no money could in-
duce them TO be without it. All this costs the
small sum of fifty cents.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK e. CO.,
only Agents in BraIteboro for the sole proprie-
tors A. Hitchcock d Co, Utica, NY.
Brattleboro. July, 1888. ly44
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MIR. Ryther,-I will just give you little
sketth ola Bear hunt we had last Sabbath,
that you may publish il you wish.
Last Sunday morning about o'clock, a
Bear was seen TO cross the road leading from
Slmonsville 10 Weston, (about 3-4 of mile
from Simonsvillc) and went into small
piece OF woods on the southwest side Of the
road Accordingly the alarm was given and
the Inhabitants TO the amount OF 20 or 80
turned out and surrounded the woods
When placed TO order, A men with rifles
went in TO start him out, which they accom-.
plished and brun was shot dead from the
line by the first shot made at him. His
weight was $50 pounds Three balls was
taken from his breast that apparently had
been there for years.
Simonsville, June 2s, 1898.
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New Book Store.

DIRGE, BRACKET e. co. have on hand
10 a variety OF SCHOOL BOOKS among
which are
The North American Spelling Book; Web
ster's do; Oney's and Matte Bruins Geogra-
ply /; Peter Parley's First and Second Book
Of History; Smiths and Adams Arithmetic ;
Colburn's First Lessons; Mrs Lincoln's Bot
any; Comstock's Philosophy and Chemistry
Webster's and Worcesrer's Dictionary Peter
Parley's Geography, &c. &c.
Also, DIR. Cummings Sermons; Charming on
Slavery; Home, by Miss Sedgwick; Poor
Rich Man and Rich Poor Man, by do; The
Sunday School Guide, by Muzzey The Young
Mans Friend, by do; The Young Mans Guide,
by Alcott; The Young Lady's Friend ;
Ware on the formation of the Christian Char
acier; Bibles Of various kinds Camp Hymn
Books; Greenwood's Psalms and Hymns
Noyes' Translation of the Prophets; Sketches
of a New e. Village; American Frugal House
Wife, by Mrs. Child Lives of the Presidents /;
Palfrey's Sermons; Encyclopedia of Useful
knowledge; Combe on Health and Mental
Education Offering of Sympathy; Medila-
tons for the Sick; Malcom's Bible Dictionary |;
Tracts Of the American Unitarian Association,
SC. &c. &c. June 2S.