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Of the Amer. Republican.
WAsuINGToy, Dec. 10, l944.
ATTACK ON Mr.. ADAMS;


OUTRAGz-There has boen much excite
mentLera since noon to-day, (which IS still
unabated) caused ay an outrageous attack
upon the person n the venerable EX-PresI-
dent Adams, in The lobby Of the House Of
Representatives, by q person named Thos.
Sanc-ter aHa.ire Of Virginia, who keeps
d Lottery and Exchange Office on PennsyI-
yania Avenue. The individual, who it
seems, has taken a political dislike 10 Mr..
ADAMS, and especially to his course in the
matter Of abolition petitions, went to the
House at noon and requested one of the
messengers to call Mr. Adams from his
seat and tell him that genileman in the
lobby wished TO speak to him. The message
being delivered the Ex-president left his
seat and went into the lobby, where Sangs-
ter was lying in wait. The latter no SOON
er saw MIR. Adams, than be said, "Mr. Ad-
ans, YOU are in tine wrong" ard then at
tempted to lay hold Of him, Mr., Adams
got hold of the mans wrists and tried, but
in vain, 70 secure him; the latter soon ex-
tricated himself and made an attempt to
get hold Of Mr. Adams nose. Two wit
nesses Of this outrageous assault immedi-
ateIy nterposed and prevented the intend-
ed indgni.y. In the scufle and confusion
which prevailed, Sangster made his escape
from the House, but was soon followed by
the Sergeant at arms and his attendants, for
the purpose Of taking the man into custo-
dv. In the meantime, warrant had heeh
issued by Justice Thompson, on the afida-
Wit of two witnesses, and Sangster was
arrested by officer Barr. The magistrate
and officer took the prisoner in hack lat
I the request Of q messenger from the House)
to the Capitol, where Mr., Adams having
made the proper affidavit, Sangster was re-
ouired to give bail to keep the peace and
for his appearance at the Criminal Court.
/ The required security not being found, he
was committed to Jail. Sangster appeared
to have been under the influence of in
toxicaticn, when he committed this out
rage, METROPOLIS.
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SHEBMAN's CoUGH LozENGEs are the
saIest, most sure vnd e6rcOuaI remedy
for Coughs, Colds, ,Consumptlons. Whoop
ing Cough, Asthma, TIghtnes9 Of the
Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The proprie-
tor 8 never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction -
SeVeraI thousand boxes have been sold
within the last year, restoring to health
persons 10 almost eVerv stage Of con"
sumption, and those Iaborng under the
most distressing colds and coughs
jonathan Howarlb, E.q, the we'll
known temperance lecturer, took a severe
cold last Jaudsry BY sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed 10 have settled 10
consumption. He raised n good deal of
bloody matter, and his cough was so
harrassing and incessanl that he could
get no rest by day or night. Alter try
ing various remedies without relief he
thought that death olcue would relieve
him Of his misery. But by the advice Of
lady he purchased box Of Sherman's 3
Cough L .zenges: they gave him great
relief and to his surprise aIIayed his
cough, made him rest eBsy, and enabled
him to sleep sound all nigh; three day s.
use Of them made new mah of him,
and be is recommending ShermHn's Lo.
zenges to all his acquaIntances
SHGRMAN's WORM LozENGts
Are the only iofaIibe worm destroying
medicine ever discovered l,4G0 600
boxes have been sold, and not failure
has ever been known. They destroy al
kinds OF worms, end cannolinjurc where
there are none.
Three different persons cured Of The
Worms by The use of one Box Of Worn
Lozenges.
"Messrs. G. F. r. & Co. i47 Main
street, Clnclnnar: Gentlemen -My
wife has been afflicted with worms from
the Oge Of three years, and has never
been without them She resided at Mid
.dIetown, Butler county. At times, sht
has been so sfll cted with worms as tC
require the attendance Of two of The hes
ply sicians in the place-one doclern!
her for one complaint, and one for anolh
or, but getting worse, she removed t,
Madison, and was under the hands 0
two of the most celebrated physicians o
that place, but all did her no goC& Sh
cane to Cincinnati eome time since, an
began 10 despair of getting better: in
deed she got SO bad, the worms came VI
in her throat = her sulferings became al
most IntoIerabIe. Hearing Of the many
cures performed by Sherman's Loz,nges
she thought that she would try them las
August. ! stepped in your Store an
got box Of the worm Ioz'nges, and
have every reason TO rel DICE that / d.
SO. She took but one half box, when tn
worms came from Ter in bunches
could not be positive, bat | would sup
pose that there were from fifty TO siXl
in each bunch. The last Gose brougE
several white worms, from twelve I
fifteen inches long, She began to @
we'll, an1 felt better than sha had it
years. Being cured, che gave N
balance Of the box to "A neighbor by I'll
name of Herald, who lives a short dit
tance from US, who has two children, on
five and The other two wears Of age, wh
were much troubled with worms, and
have heard since, that by the time the
had used up the box, both children wer
entirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. r Richards
Lawrence street, near Front.
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For the TemOCGi aAd permanent cure Of all
Diseases arising from a, impure state
Vthe Blood or habit 9Me
System.
Scrorula, or Kings Evil, Rheumatrsm,
Obstinate CUtaneous. Eruptions PIN
pies, or PusmIes on the Face, BIotch
es, Bllea, Chronic soro eyes, Ring
Worm or retter, Scald Head, Enlarge
mentand Pam of the Bones e. Joints
Stubborn Ulcers, SyphiInc S'mO-
toms. Sciatca, or Lumbago, and Dis.
eases arising from an iDjndIcOus use
of Mercury, Ascites, or Dropsy, Ex
posuro or lmprudence in Life, also
Chronic Constitutional Disorders &c.
Ia this preparation are strongly con
cenlralcd all tho Medicinal properties
Of Sarsaparlla, compounded with o'her
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
strength Of which is extracted on an en-
lireIy new principle. The great object
desired is now accomplished, il the pro
duction Of a remedy possessing con-
roIllGg power over supposed hitherto
incurable diseases
The afflicted, or those who may have
been given up in despair, and all who
are interested, are invited TO make a
trial Of this valuable medicine, or to call
on those who have come forward and
borne public testimony Of its priceless
value TO them, and satisfy themselves in
dyidually of its power in arresting and
curing disease, and Of whatIt has done
for others,
The following are extracts from let
,ers recently received, and specimens oI
those coming TO hand daily:
GALLATIN, Tenn, Feb 9Th, 1914
Messrs, A B, 4. d. Sands:
Geotlemen-l have just received
letter from my father in RussoIlvilIe.
Ky, who wishes TO purchase some OF
your SlrsaparlIa. have no doubt he
ca be the means of selling great deal,
as il has performed wonderful cure IN
his family. Last December was senl
for to see my sister before she died, che
having been in poor health for sons two
or three wears, 81 at the lime went over
10 see her, she was at the point OF death,
with the scarlet fever, and cancerouS
affection of tho bowels, from which her
physician thought she could not possibly
recover. carried over with me hot
lie of Your SarsapariiIa, and with the
consent of her physician she commenc
ed taking it that night, remained with
her three davs. and left her rapidly i'm
proving. Her husband sent boy home
with me for more Of the SlrsaparIlla.-
sent one dozen bottles which believe
will effect an entire cure. My ialhel
writes me TO that effect. and wishes lhro
me to procure an agency Tor selling youl
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The celebrated Congress Spring at Sara
toga prJduces its owner, Dr.. Clarke, an in
CG come of twenty thousand dollars a year.
II fact was elected at a recent trial be-
.o.c Vice Chancellor Sanford.
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DISSOLUTION.

a. Office is hereby given that the
" Partnership heretofore existing be
tween jackson e. Thompson,
was dissolved on The 9Th inst. All per
sons having unsettled accounts will
please attend 10 settling them lmme
dlalely with either of the parties, who
are duly authorized to attend to the
same.
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
CaroIton, Oct. %, lS44.
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sHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGE5


SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGE5
Give immediate relief 10 Nervous or sick
Headache paIpitarion Of The heart, low
ness Of spirits, despondency, indamma-
tory or putred sore throat, bowel or sum
nher complaint, fainting, oppression or a
sense OF sinking Of the chest, choIlc
spasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els, EysteriCsl affections and all nervous
diseases, drowsiuess through the day and
WekeluIness by night, cholera or cholera
morbus, diarrhel, lassitUdo, or a sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling OF attend
ing large parties, will find the Lczongcs
really revlVng, and impartiOg the buoy
ancy Of youth.
Joseph B Nones, EAQ, Vice President
Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company. has suffered Tor years with
nervous headache, that nothing Won d
relieve ill he used these Lozenges,
which relieved ii entireIy in l5 minutes
DR.. g. Hunter has heea subject to vio>
4 'Cbl bNluthS u UthOhChty bO dh W ul1 Y
him almost bind for two or three hours
at time. Nothing ever afforded him
any 70 ref ill he tried these log
and they cured bin io few minutes.
/ Dr.. Sherman's Lozengcs can Re OBJ
Iained Wholesale and RetGi OF G /
! Thomas, Main St. between 3 ] and 4lh
| Sole Agent for Cincinnati. Oalo, aud oi
he following Agents,
GREER G. Co Magnolia.
! S A HIGHLAND Harishurgh.
I GEORGE MANFULI. Augusta.
| K JACKSON, CarIolton.
Cough LozengeS % cents per box;
| Warm ~
)1 Csr,Dhor 81 B IS
CarharIic "
I All who buy box Of Or Sherman
, Log nges, or P.as,er. are entitled t
one of ShermaD's Messengers Of lleatd
whi"h can be Obtained from all Agents.
Jan. /, AS
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oGN'y I'm'"'et'd' '.Ee The lucendlary who
gu'nI the tempe, lof the eWI they have
cone
10 y'' VI" election has terminated With
out , personal l''-, hat to the na!Ion, IN onr
J"'2hHAH .,' INJURY IS inca.cWa5le. God
gram ''a1 '1' JoHiedefacy may not here
a':.f mourn over the result IN disn'mDer-
~" ,,,, i,.-.n'Nl-' :.
" H.s' your enemies nave not attempted
~ a1I."c' rom your intellectual character,
"'y nav" WIN 'aliinhg iHa!ice attacked
'1L mora Lr p".at'on ana eendeaV9fed to
"J7It"i ''' J. "7 EFfoa. 5iiAoffS ana PRINT
'' ~. ....'2 eI'".2D! "a a. means 70 accomplish
...,' " J.c.7 nave s.t'ten lAs cH-.@c'oF
". ,I. W., H., ~ ,l'. "1 ID. ."a'''"'.0"7 more
r. r. na.. .a a, ,'..a t..., I., ".e" 5'-'s'
49, ''' I'.-: '0i7o I+' '--'a''s!' u your
P'',...''' pune. r'-9 S'H i'.''Fa..'l |sai "a
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valuable mndlcine 10 that ne'ghbo'hood =.
Respectfully, J. NJ OVENS.
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ing one OF these P'asters on the lower
port of the spno
tTCAUTIoN The great reputation
these PIaslers have attained has induced
many unprlncipIed persons to ge' up
worthless limitations. Ask Tor Shermnn'S 3
Poor Mans Plaster, and see that (ulfd-
reclinns for use, and fac smile Of his
name, A. Sherman, NJ d ls on the back
OF each. Trus, none othera, or YOU will
be deceived. G F. THOMAS,
l47 Main 81, between 81 aud 4 h,
OJ-SoIe Asenl for Cincinnati
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TERMs Og ApVERTISlNG.

TERMS OF ADV ERTISING.
Thee insertions, one square, Sl,00
Eeery subsequent Insertion, rs
Larger ones in proportion.
A liberal discount will be giVeR 10 ho,s
who advertiSe bB the veor.
rrBook, Bt';us, CCL, Hmd5iHs
aud qti otter tint, ef Job Wort, neatly
Goae al Gtis Cticc upon s.e a.os. rcasoaatts
trra,s, aad on tie Sitorieat notice.
s.sszsazsszzs7azzs.ilra ass1.sissa.-.a.
it believed best adapted to secure our liner.
tirs AID promote the common welfare. j
has made, in their support, couatont and
urgent apPe5ls 70 the reason and jndg-
ment Of the people. For myself, ! have
the high satisfaction to know that have
escaped great and fearful responsibility
and that, during the whole canvass, have
done nothing inconsistent with the dictates
Of the pures. honor No mortal man Is
authorized to say tha,I held out to him the
promise Of any Office eore ppointmentwbat-
ever.
What now Is the duty Of the Wig psrtyl
I venture 10 express any opinion with the
. greatest dihidence The future II ssnvei9p.
I'll IN veil imgenetaala By human eyes,
! | cacro, cOutenyla.e i wi.anu! feelings Of
great discopragrmeut But know 81 on.
,Iy one safe rule, in all the vicissiuaes Of
| human life, public and private; aud ttatis,
conscienliously to satisfy ourselves Of hat
is right. and firmly and undevialingy TO
pursue it undera.l trials and circumstances,
confIing in the grea, Ruler Of the Universe
for ultimate success. The Wings are de-
IfjUar2toIY convinced Of the truth aud Wis.
( dom Of the principles and measures which
they have azponsed. Il seems, Therefore,
70 me that they should persevero in con.
| tending Tor them; and that, adharirg 10
their separate and distinct organization,
! they should t,ea. oil who have the good Of
! their country in view with respect and
sympathy, and invite their cooperation in
securing the patriotic objects which it h2s
been their ain and purpose TO accomplish.
! heartily thank YOU, sir, for your friend
! ly FISHES for my happiness in the retire
meat which heuceiorward best becomes
me. Here I hope 10 enjoy peace and tran
/ guilty, seeking faithfully to perform, IN the
walks OF private life, whatever duties may
yet apyertaia to me. And l shall never
cease, whilst lifa remains, to look with
lively interest and deep soIicitude upon the
! movement ani operator Of our free sys'
, tenn Of Government, AMI 10 hone that, un-
der the I'm les Of an a.-wse Providence,
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80 Barrels Lake Salt on hand and for
sale by X. JAChSON'
Nov 9th, 1914.
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5 dozen painted Buckets very cheap
at X JACKSON,
Nov 9Th, 1874,
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5 dozJn Russia and Fur Hats from
O s dollars for sale by
K.JACKSON.
Nov Slh, 1874.
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Sands SaVsapaViiI0,

For the removal and permaEcm cure Of all
Diseases arising from an impure state
pftAe Blood or habit QftAe
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VOL CARROLLFON, OBO-"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY T. IS459
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Notice to pre-emptioa claimants.
DENTISTRY or DENTAL SURGERY. DIR.
u VAN PATTEN continues at his pleasant and

DENTISTRY or DENTAL SURGERY.--Dr
~ VAN PATTEN continues at his pleasant and
central location, "a few doors west from Browns
and Coleman's Hotels.) He pledges himself to per-
form any and every operation appertaining to his
can be done in any of the Eastern cities
He inserts teeth Of any desired shade and size,
with or without gums, singy or in full sets, as cases
may require, and usually secures them to the gums
by that most Clearly and comfortable principle OF
atmospheric pressure Yet, being fully competent
to apply every known principle, his patients shall
always have the benefit Of the mode best adapted to
the condition of their mouths.
Having been long established in Washington, he
deems il unnecessary TO expose patients names for
reference, but would suggest 70 strangers that they
inquire of citizens.
N. B.--No charge for work that should come short
of what was promised in the contract, nor ever any
charge for repairing or even renewing his work
May 7--6t
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OLD STORY BOOKS.

old story books old story books we owe you much old
- fr;.nd. ~ l77T' ~ TFT
snS. threads IN Msnorys Of which Death
who esn orRet can ,pu.p The mus Of Joy
ras ssss - ~ i,s,sr ~;vl IA rstt;rostcd how
know that ys could win ~ heart when every bribs
Failed e ss ny Stamping gs Or 1rs,r h p ssse,
= sriie 80
10 learn about the naughty pig 'has would not mourn 'ne
~ -, !. .,.,a
With mighty question In my head and penny in my hand
show,
What should hsvs the peppermint was incense in my
But had heard Of hero Jack who slew HI: gsn. foes;
Twist hooks and Duiissys but Srssoh! "jsoi' got s
Talk Of your veIlum." "goldsmbossed," morocco
The blue and yellow wraps old prs.tsr BY half
Like that where Biusbssrds swngs sio his wsdsstrOy
Ing blade. .,s...,.. ......
and men.
And VIA. an ali the wonders that s'sr struck nation
To those recorded as performed by master Thomas
Thumbp
.Mi.s Riding Hood. poor lacklss. child my heart grew
when e sa -. aweit in s.ndmsmmss bs.. bonnet show
.budSsr 81 When IN innocence she meeky pesped be
meath,
Ana m .ers. sts sssth.n sp01' So 49, Z
And then the House that Jack built and the "Beanssk
And jazz ssvsu Sroths ON their travels Of renown;
And Jack whose cracked psered head insured him
lyric fame $50
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BIZ the President of the United States.

Dy oeC = y coe1cNs ~ ttC CHstcU StutOo'
TN pursuance of law, !, JAMES X. POLK, Presi.
dent ofthe United States Of America do hereby de.
clare and make known that public sales win be
held at the aforementioned land Offices in the State
Of ARKANSAS, at the periods hereinafter designa-
ted, to wit:
At the land Office at BATESvILLE, common
cling on Monday, the eighth day Of September, for
the disposal of the public lands within the under
mentioned townships, to wit:
North Of The base line and ,uest Of the meridian.
Township nine Of range four.
Township five Of range FIVE.
Townships thirteen and sixteen ofrange twelve.
Townships thirteen, fourteen, and sixteen, OF
range thirteen.
AL the land Office at JOHNSON COURT
day of August next, for the disposal of the public
lands within the aforementioned townships, to-wit
North Of the base line and rest ofihe meridian.
Sections five, six, and seven, in township six Of
range eighteen.
The north halves Of sections one and two, and sec.
tons thirty-one and thirty-two, in township seven
Of range eighteen.
Township four of ranges twenty, twenty-one,
twenty-five and twenty-six.
Township eleven of range twenty-three
Townships three and four of range twenty-sx.
Townships one, two, three and four, Of range
thirty.
Townships three, four, and eleven, Of range thir-
ty-one. J
Townships three and four Of ranges thirty-two
and thirty-three
Al the land Office at WASHINGTON, common
cling on Monday, the eighteenth day of August
next for the disposal of the public lands within the
aforementioned townships, to witt
South ofthe base line aud ,cest Of the meridian.
Townships one and two Of ranges twenty one
twenty-five, and twenty three.
SECTIONS twenty and twenty-nine east of Red
river, in township fifteen Of range twenty-five.
Townships four, five, six, and seven, of range
thlrty-one: -
AT the land ONCE at FAfEITEvILLE, com
mencing on MONDAY, the hrst day OF September
next for the disposal Of the public lands within the
undermenuoned townships, to wit:
North Of the base line and soea Of the meridian.
Townships eighteen and nineteen of range twen-
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BIZ the President of the United States.

BY the President OF the United Sf0fes.
TN pursuance of law, I, JAMES 4. POLK,
4 President of the United States Of America, do
hereby declare and make known that public sales
will be held at the aforementioned land Offices, in
the State of MISSOURI, at the periods hereinafter
designated, to wit:
AT the land Office at SPRINGFIELD, common
cling on Monday, the twenty -ffth day Of August
next, for the disposal Of the public lands within the
following townships, to wit
North Of the base line, and res Of fhe fin principal
meridian.
Township twenty-nine Of range fourteen
Township thirty-four Of range nineteen.
Township twenty-four of range twenty.
Township thirty-two Of ranges twenty-one and
twenty-four.
Townships thiriy-three and thirty-four Of range
twenty-five.
Townships thirty, thirty-one, and thirty-two, Of
range thirty-two.
Fractional townships thirty, thirty-one, and thir-
ty-two, of range thirty.three.
At the land Office at FAYETTE, commencing on
Monday, the first day Of September next, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the following
townships, to wit;
North Of the base line and ,cesf Of he fin principal
meridian.
Townships sixty-hve and sixty-six Of range 70 ur-
teen.
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C,HAMPoOING at J. H. GIBBs's hair-dress-

CHAMPoOING at J. III. GIBBS'S hair-dress-
- ing saloon, Coleman's National hotel. The pc
cuary refreshing nature Of this delightful operation
renders il especially desirable to all who can appre-
ciate one of the greatest Injuries Of the times Its
cleansing and benefcent effects on the human hair
need no comment, trial being quite sufficient to
nience is 10 be found in the above establishment and
gentlemen will experience the greatest comfort and
enjoyment IN the agreeable process Of shsmPooing
during the summer months.
April 29--6tf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
v On Monday, the 18th day of May next, at hall
past o'clock, we shall sell in front Of the premises
lots &c, 81 and o. in square No. 1885, with the inn
provements. which are one three-story and one two
story brick house, containing each six rooms; and a
large frame house built in cottage style, containing
10 rooms. The houses will be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in equal
payments Of g. ~, and Is months, for notes bear
ing interest. A deed will be given and deed Of
trust taken TO secure the payment Of the notes.
r. w. DYER & CO.,
April I7-eodts Auctioneers.
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was the wretch, her husband Why, he was drink
ing down stairs--swng. Yes; worse than mid
night robber, he'd taken the keys out Of his dear
bear!--and had got at the brandy. A pretty thing
for wife TO wake at six in the morning, and instead
of her husband to see his dirty boots!
"But Ill not be made youg victim, Mr.: Caudle
not l. You shall never get at my keys, for they sha
lie under my pilIow-under my own head, Mr.
Caudle !,
aYou'll be ruined, but if can help it, you shall
ruin nobody but yourself
ooh! that hor--hor- hor--i--ble tob-ac-co'"
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(SOLoRED CANTON MATTINGS.-w have
" just received 20 pieces colored Canton mattings
Of superior quality, ~ q. wide, just arrived from
Canton ID. CLAGETT q CO,
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TIME AMERICAN REVIEW, wing journal
i Of politics, literature, art, and science, for May
l645. This day received by F. TAYLOR.

The Mystery Of Iniquity.
Theirs's Consulate and Empire.
Petrarch.
Old, Poem.
Thoughts on Reading.
Past and Present of the Indian Tribes.
Laws of Menu.
Books which are Books.
Vesiges Of the Natural History Of Creation.
John Quincy Adams.
Published monthly for s dollars per annum, OF
so cents singly, and will be regularly forwarded
strongly enveoped, to any post Office in the United
States, il application be made to
Mays F. TAILOR.