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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-11

~, The Workingmen's Literary Association
SNS Of Stanton will meet at the Courthouse
on Saturday evening next, at o'clock-when a
Lecture will certainly be delivered, and set of
Bye-Laws proposed. full meeting is earnestly
desired. Ap. o.
Our meetings. Mr.. Editor, have declined most
sadly Of late. For several meetings past, out Of
a membership Of nearly hundred, not more than
thirty or forty have been present and Of that
number very SINAI! proportion of those who
ought to consider the society as peculiarly their
own, and whose interest in its success do so
much wish TO see eXcited.-l mean the Mechan-
les Of Staunton. Shall it always be the reproach
OF this town that every benevolent enterprise, tho
it takes well AT first, dies almost in the act of
birth Shall we always be like that son who
said to his father, 81 go, sir,"-but went not
where else the alert, pushing its inquiries into
every field of knowledge, and gathering rich
stores not only Of intellectual enjoyment but Of
physical comfort, shall we lie buried in mental
Soth, content to vegetate rather than live, with
out one desire to look into the untold wonders Of
Gods universe-wiih eyes blind to its beauties,
with deaf to its music, with tastes unimprov-
ed, sensibiities undeveloped, and faculties fitted
to adorn and bless the world, ineit and almost en-
tinct from want Of exercise? How many of our
Mechanics read any thing, even newspaper :
should be unwilling for the honor of the town
and OF a class SO useful and respectable, when
they choose to be SD, to present estimate to the
world. The we'll written story of ELraU Bur-
RIFT in the last Spectator, is enough to kindle the
aspirations and fouse the efforts Of every man that
has any thing of the feelings that dignity human
nature. Let us initiate, though in the distance,
his noble example.-Let us be MEN! Let us "a
wake out Of our sluggishnrss, and instead of
spending our leisure in lounging and sun-basking
about the streets, rather while we ply with perse-
vcring industry. the hammer the plain, and the
trowel during the day, let an hour Of every night,
and every moment Of spare time, be diligently
devoted to intellectual improvement, and espe-
cially let the mechanics foster their society, and
as the Offices are all theirs so let them take it's
control into their own hands, let them make it
thing to be proud of; let them redeem the pledge
they gave in signing the Constitution, TO promote
It's success by every means in their power, and
Elihu Burritt will not be the only learned black
smith in the world, nor Benjamin franklin the
only phiosophic printer, nor Roger Sherman the
only distinguished shoemaker.
A MEMBER.
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Land Cor Sale.

WILL be sold on the premises at public auc.
ton, on Thursday the 9th day Of Juno next,
The Plantation formerly belonging to John Nevius,
jr. deceased, lying in the county Of Rockbridae;
on the road leading from Fairfield to Old Pro1i-
dence, and abont 81 miles east Of Browtisbutg,
containing about three hundred acres. This land
is we'll adapted to all kinds of grain and is in a
high state OF cultivation. There is a good mea-
dow and fine young Orchard, and the improves
ments consist of a Brick Dwelling House and o.
Their necessary out buildings. Possession will be
given on the day of sale.
Terms Will be made to suit purchasers.
MARTIN MENUS, Ad'mr.
AS the sale money is due, all persons in
debted to the estate will please come forward and
pay up.
Apr. III, 1914.
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YrNstcc's Sale.

Ply virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to tho
subscriber by Robert Steele, bearing date tile
Bird day of July, 1887 and of record in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Augusta, will be
sold TO the highest bidder, on Thursday the end
day of May next, on the premises, near A. J.
links, five miles south of Greenvle in the
county OF Augusta, certain tract OF parcel Of
land, containing l52 acres, more or less, adj6in-
ing The lands of Philip link, Samuel McGuffih,
Peter Rush, and others, being part of trac. of
about GOO acres. conveyed to me by said Steele,
by the deed aforesaid. Terms-One-,hird of the
purchase money will be required in cash on the
day OF the sale, the balance in two equal annual
payments.
Acting as Trustee shall only convey such Ii.
tie as Is vested In me by the deed aforesaid.
JOHN NEWTON, Trustee.
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IMPORTANT TO BANKRUpTs.

IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTS.
AT a District Court IF lie Unifed States for Tie
Hestern District Of Virginia at &aunfon, Octo-
Der An, 1913:
nRDERED, That notice be given by the Clerk
OF the Court. through the newspapers publish
ed IN the Western District Of Virginia, to all per-
sons petiloning the Court for the benefit of the
bankrupt law, that, at the May Term next, no
case in bankruptcy will be longer continued for
the want of the proof of publication of any notice
that may have been required to be published, or
for the report of any Commissioner in bankruptcy;
or for the report OF any Assignee in bankruptcy,
unless some cause, good and sufficient, and oiAer
than the non-payment of the fees that may be due
for such publication Of notice. for the report of
any such Commissioner, or for the report of any
such Assignee, be shown to the Court and
that all cases in which there shall he no proof of
the publication as aforesaid, or the report of any
Commissioner as aforesaid, or of any Assignee as
aforesaid, fled merely because the fees therefor
shall not have been paid, will be dismissed by the
Court.
Copy-Teste.
NICHO, X. TROUT, d. C..
October 10, lS43.
liz Ali newspapers in Western Virginia are
requested to publish the above order.
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CORPORATION ELECTIONS.

CORPORATION ELECTIONS
The following the officers of the Corporation Of
Stanton for the ensuing year. under the late elections
Robert S. Brooke, Mayor.
Thomas J. Niche, Recorder
1fidermen.-Wm. Kinney, A. II. H. Stuart. Alex
ander s. Hall, ID. f. Points, VIM. Kyle, James +.
Patterson.
Counciinen: Jefferson Kinney Merrill Cushing Jno
b. Baldwin, Cheslcy Kinney
Clerk. Erasmus Strbling
Chambcrlain.--A. S. Hall.
Sergeant g. CO!!ector.-Samucl +. Clarke
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MRS. MlTlhlhINIa.

IL ESPECTFuILY informs the Ladies of
Staunton and its vicinity, that she has COM
menced the MILLINERY BUSINESS in this
pace IN part OF the House occupied by MIS-.
Calvert, near Capt. M'Clung's Tavern. She will
receive the fashions from the North regularly
Spring and Fall, and will make or alter Bonncts
In the neatest and best style. From her long ex-
Perience in the business. she feels every conf
dence that she will be able TO give entire satsfac-
hon to- those who may employ her.
April III, 1915
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ALlglaM A&LM LAND
FOR SALE.


'EH1E subscriber having located himself in
Scottsvlle, wishes TO sell, and will offer at
public auction, to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses. on the 9Th day Of May next, that well
known and desirable tract Of land called "Piain
Dealing" wherein he has heretofore resided, and
on the old Road leading from Stanton to Scots
vile, and is five miles from the latter place.
In point Of loca,on--its nearness to market.
and the healihfunoss Of the siiuation-,lis farm
possesses advantages surpassed by none and c.
qualled by but few tracts In this County. There
are on the farm superior frame dwelling house,
an excellent barn, and all other necessary out
buildings. But further description is deemed
unnecessary, as any wishing 10 purchase viii call
and examine and Judge for themselves, and to all
such, my friend Doctor Walker, who is residing
on the premises, will show them all its advan-
taGes.
There are in this tract of land 1918 acres, a
large part Of which is finely iimbeTed.
Terms made known the day of sale--and
they shall be accommodating.
ROBT. DYER.
Aprf~f, tSIi--tjs
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Observation-Disclosures

NJ RS. LEE tenders her thanks TO the Ladies
Az of Staunton and vicinity for the liberal en-
couragement she has received since she CON-
menced business in this place, and informs them
that she has taken rooms in the house occupied
ny MIR. Cease. nearly opposite the Episcopal
ders in her line i'm the neatest and mos, lashiona.
bile style, and at prices that cannot fail To please
The latest fashions expected ia a few days.
Staunton, April IL, 1874.
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WILL sell Lewis Extra Lead in kegs Of 25
lbs. each at So 90
No. Lead, Lewis brand, Q rs
Brooklyn Lead, No. l., %
have thought proper to quote the above prices,
believing that my prices for Lead have been Ell
ther ignorantly or desgnedly misrepresenleJ.
have now my stock nearly complete and will
sellu2s low as any other establishment on this
side the Ridge, (perhaps Winchester excepted
10 the Physicians of our county and the neigh
boring counties, will say that il they will deal
with me as they do in Richmond or at the North,
that is make good bill and pay the cash, will
engage to give them satisfaction in prices.
In addition to many other a iicles, have lust
received Caic. Magnesla, Car OF Iron, (French,)
rrus: rotash, Salad Oil, 81 !er's Cocoa, Copal
Varnistl' from 3 TO 50 per 81 on, Lorilard's Mac.
Snuff, Scotch Snuff, Sc.
April III, 1914. BERKELEY.
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O 2 7 r u AR Y.

DIED, in 'rcuncssr-s Ter. wiLLAd CAnRoL lat,.
Governor of that State.
In New York, Gen. p. Il. PORTER forme rly Secrcta-
ry of War.
In Norfolk, ON the Goth, Com. EDMUND Pc NpLEToN
kENNEDY, OF the U. S. Navy. He was at the time of
his DEATH commander OF the Pcnnsy ania Ship of the
line, the flag ship of the Norfolk station.
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RE IOUS " TICE.
A&, The FIRST quarterly meeting for Staui,-
- ton Station. for the present Confer
ence year, will commence, Providence permits
ting, on Saturday the 18th instant, at II o.
clock, under the management of the Rev. N.
J. b. MORGAN, p. f..
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ExTRAvAcANCe.-NIrs. Barger, Of Petersville,
Maryland, about eighteen months ago was safely
delivered OF three fine children, and the same lad v
last month presented her husband with four healthy
children at BIRTH. Seven children in eighteen
months!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-11

d%The next semi-annual meeting of the
Lexington Prcsbycry will be held in the Presbyterian
Church in Staunton Wednesday the oath day of A
prii, 1914, at O'Clock, p. M.
j. a. VANLEAR, Stated Clerk
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-11

'H\HE subscriber being DESTROYS Of removing 10
u the Western country, offers for sale his Lands
in the county Of Bath, containing about six hum
dred acres. These lands are situated about Eve
miles West of the lot Springs, and on the 5ark-
son River Turnpike Road, which is one of the
main thoroughfares through Western Virginia.
The improvements consist of large two story
brick building and single story wooden build
ing, used as Tavern and Dwelling House, a
Store House and Cabins detached from the main
buildings, Stables, Blacksmith's Shop, Kitchen,
Smoke House, Ice House, &c. Also, a very va
liable Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, with
constant supply of water from Cedar Creek,
which passes entirely through the said lands. In
addition to the above there is situated on the op-
posite side of Cedar Creek, a large two story
Dwelling House, with the necessary out houses,
and should it be desirable, that portion of the
said lands upon which the said last mentioned
buildings are situated. will be sold separate from
the balance. The above described property is
very desirable, and is worthy the attention of any
one who may be DESTROYS of investing his money
in the purchase of real estate. The terms will be
| accommodating, and will be made known upon
application TO the subscriber, who resides upon
the premises. HENRY MILLER
March %, IS4l.-1t
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Is a (0 IN TO IS 9

% a u N TO Yo
r HEREBY fosswssM all persons from GUIDING
Timber of any description whatever. % any
Of my lands, 6shing at nights or trespassing naay
,nsnser whatever; ~ en- determined to snfoscs
the law against all who may offend from this day
without the least discrimination Of persons.
WASH'N. SWOOPE.
Aosil A taAl-At
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81 0gN0 $50

az 0a,lg i % $50 ~
FORf:WARN all persons from trading Cor a
note executed by me to Lsborne Huffman,
whrh note l am determined not to pay unless
compelled by law.
GEO. C. BOURLAND.
Aprifff, lsif--2t
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N e w
Furniture Establishment,
STANTON, VA.


'ENlIE subscriber having taken the house one
l. door below the Post Office, intends conduct
ing the Cabinet business in all its various branch
es He will endeayor to keep on hand at all
times good assortment of Furniture, of the
newest and mos! fashionable patterns, varying in
price as follows:
For Sideboards, S25, $50, $40, and $50.
bureaus, Is, 20, 25, and so.
Ladies' Cabinets, 30, 49, so
Wardrobes, 25, 35, SO
Sofas, 35, 40, SO, and GO.
Rocking Chairs, Is, Is
FIR. e. other Chairs, 65, 90
Pier and other Tables according to quality and
workmanship.
~ All kinds Of Mahogany, Cherry, Walnut
and Pine work made on the most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing any thing in the Furniture
way will please call and leave their orders. If
the work, when done, does not suit in every par
ticular, will not expect it to be taken.
AUGUSTINE u. CHANDLER.
Staunton, April III, 1914.
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laures, has yet left uncultiyated, those pure and
elevated feelings Of the heart, which alone do ere.
dit to human nature. The same infinite being
who marks the crushing Of world, views with
equal eye a sparrow's fall. L'AMI.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on We'd
nesday, 18th April, at o'clock, A. NJ, a.
1ove the store room of the late firm of Sewers g.
Crawford. the balance of their stock of Goods,
consisting of the usual variety.
Terms of Sae.-Cash for all sums under $50,
Tor sums Of $50 and upwards, six months credit
VIII be given, the purchaser giving bond and ap
proved personal security.
HUGH ]. CRAWFORD,
Surviving partner Of the late firm Of
April IL, 1SI1-2t Sewers g. Crawford.
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G'HE person TO whom | lent the Ist volume
OF MarshalPs Life of Washington, will do a
great favor by returning it Immediately 10 me, or
to J. + Patterson. J. w. SMITH.
Staunton, April II, 1914.
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1 WILL expose to public sale on Friday the
10Th OF the present month, OH the premises,
the Grain in tle ground belonging 20 the estate Of
James Scott, decd. Terms al sale.
JOHN a. DAVIDSON, Ex'or.
April IL, 1914.
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a prfle1, 1S44-tdl
vi a. H A II
u, II u n q AZ

WILL stand the ensuing season, one third Of
his time at the subscribers Stable, one third
at Samuel Bells, esq. North Mountain. and the
other third at Mr.. Iacharial, McChesney's, South
River. For particulars sce handbills.
GEORGE w. CRAWFORD.
April I, 1SlI-}t
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M q 10 30 hs,nlhn

III a A8IlADo
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Wandless Mr.
SAMUEL WooDs, of Bath county, TO Miss ELIzAnETt
COOPER daughter of Mr. James Cooper of Pocahonta.
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MI LITARY NOTICES

'INHE training Of the Officers Of the 93rd Req
iment will commence i'm Stanton on the eli,
day OF May next. and the Regimental muster for
the same will be held on the Saturday following
in Niddlebrook. JAS. NJ. LfLLEY, Cor.
03rd Regiment W NJ
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- EGARS.-IIalf Spanish, Spanish, Regaias
Prlncipes, LanorIna. Cazadores, and Panctc-
,ds' n large assortment OF hand and for sale low
oye e.. r.. COCHRAN & co.
stanton, April IL, 1874.
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District Court Of the United States, for the
Uestern District Of Virginia, holden in
The City Of Wheeling, Apru Sd, 1914.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice to Creditors and all others concerned in
interest, TO shew cause against the petition Of
NO. l-Jamcs A. Clarke of Ohio county, to be
declared bankrupt, on Saturday the 4th day Of
May next at Stanton.
No. l4-Hugh F. Feeney of Ohio county, to
be declared bankrupt, on Saturday the 4th day
OF May next at Staunton.
RICH'D w. MOORE,
April III, 1874. elk. d. G.. w. ID. Va
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Z UST received few barrels Of Tanners Oil,
No. l White Lead, Sperm Candles, Rice,
Pepper, and other Spices, Dye StuAs, paten,
steam and rosn Soap, and Cotton Yarns from diffe-
rent factories, all at reduced prices.
T.. MAY.
He wishes to hire or purchase a Cook woman,
without incumbrance.
Stanton, Feb. 8, 1914
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IA M e s II. 7 u n Ell,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND FORWARDING AGENT

BASIN BANK,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING established himself permanently as
agent for the sale OF Flour. Wheat, and every
description Of coun,ry produce, respectfully makes
tender Of his services to the Farmers, Dealers
and Millers in the Valley Of Virginia. He
fsedges himself to use every effort to advance the
interests Of his patrons-and intending to do es,-
eiusire!y Commission business, his undivided at
tcntion will be given TO all business entrusted to
his management.
He respectfully suggests to those disposed to
send him produce passing through Scottsville, to
direct their consignmcn,s TO Mr.. b. f.. FRYE, scGo
sciH receive and forward then, free Of charge 10 tie
otcner.
Liberal cash advances will be made when re-
quested, on produce actually in hand.
J. II. J.
Richmond, March %, Is43
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'ENHE training Of the Officers Of the 32nJ Req
iment will commence in Stanton, on the
9th day Of May next, and the RegimepiaI muster
for the same wiIl'be held on The Friday following
at James McCune's.
NATIi'L. KERR, Col.
32nd Regiment v. NJ.
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NAlLS.--5O kegs Nails, assorted, of superior
quality, and will be sold extremely low for
cash, by G.. r. COCHRAN g. co.
Siauntou, April II, 1914.
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i N ID Il r r A X IN f.

To this branch of the business the subscriber
will give his personal attention. He will have in
few days new Hcarse, which will always be
ready when required. A. d. G.
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1--WE training of the Officers Of the i6Oth Rcp-
iment WIZ Confluence in Staunton on Mon
day the 9th day Of May next, and continue ,brao
days, and the general muster will be held on
Thursday the 9th of tho same month ut Snr;no,
HUI. ARMSTRONG RANKIN, Col.
:, l6Cth Regiment V. NJ.
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO

4 GOOD assortment Of fayorito brands FOR sale
extremely low by
CT. COCHRAN & CO,
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RROWN e. TAYLOR, of Richmond, have
this day associated with them BEVERLEY
Tucker, Esq.
The style Of the firm will hereafter be BaowN,
TAYLOR g. Tucker, under which they will con.
duct General Commission and Grocery business.
Richmond, Feb. l5-2m.
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BROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER

OFFER for sale amongs, other articles
20 hhds u Rico and N Sugar, new crop.
so bills ~ o Moiasses,
aoa bags Coffee, ho, t-.suyra, lava s--s
Messa, - !.
20 boxes double refined Loaf Sugar.
$50 boxes superior Sperm Candles.
100 '' TallOw Lard, and Stearic Candles.
100 bbls No Gu; Rerrings. ~
900 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt.
Cotton Yarns, Leather, Cheese, Soap &c.
Richmond, March 7-2m
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

April 4, lS44-tds
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

~ Health, Quiet, ana Comfort-The Gr.-
ham Hoase 63 Barciaystet profrrs advantage,
10 strangers stopping few days weeks the city such
.e rarely offered It is -siby located clean ard airy
street very the business part oil the oitv and
mediate vicinity of the pncp: steamboat landings Its
apartments and neat 'shle It's table supplied
with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can s procured
tuIiug entirely Animal Food and snuants Of all kinds
Charges moderate an every effort made render Borders
Comfortable Shower Bath; free Remember. 63 Barclay
.trser jy25 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
NJ To La.yyers.-LAW B0nK.

~ TIC Lawyers.-LAW BOOKS.-'rhe subscr-
br having been the employment of Halsted and Voorhie,
for several years past has commenced the Law Book Selling
on his own account ad respectfully informs Members of
the Bar and Students at Law wishing to purchase that
will be much TO their advantage give him call he
tends TO ss at very reduced pcss23 Nassau door
South Of Cedar st. New York JR HALSTED
NB.-Wil remove Immediately opposite on the lst of May
next TO No % Nassau street. door south OF Cedar
a3l cod 3w. j. r. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
D ferred
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT ........... Before judge OAKLEr.
Dennis T. Reardon rs Michael Gafney.-Action
of SlanteT which tried once before he wife and child
plaintiff while he sea- resided portion OF de-
endants house She removed and subsequently, applied 10
gentleman named Clark FOX part of house The later in
quTed OF defendant the character of Mrs K when de-
rdant speke against her and applied respect her strong
and deeply degrading epths H denied being Influenced BIZ
any i'll will or improper motive Verdict for plaintiff, SIX
cents damages and SIX cents costs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

PHlsucoLoeA, Inquiry into the operations of Medci
AL Bodies upon which founded the Theory and Art
Of FfescIbing By J. A. PARIS, NJ. D. With Notes by
CA LEE. NJ D. Harper & Brothers.
The reputation of this work renders any spec
ilnOliceof its merits unnecessary to the members
Of medical profession. It has passed rapidly
Trough nine London and nearly as many Amerl-
eaaedtions: and is considered as indispensable
aINey medical library. 1t is work of the
highest authority upon the special branch of med
ieasience of which it treats. A new edition
has jus! been issued in England for the special
pupre Of cLibudying in it tho rooont discoveries
Of Eehg and other eminent chemists: and it is
iuntRat edition that this is reprinted. Mr.. Lee,
taAnefican Editor, is widely known as a skill
i'd and scientific physician. The book is a large
ocavo Of nearly four hundred pages.