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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
Books and Stationery.

Manufacturers and Importers Of Paper Hangiags.
HOWELL BROTHERS. la9 Broadway New York, and
Baltimore street. Baltimore.
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
j. G.. Gregory IL Co., Managers.

D. u. Gregory AZ Co., managers.
ALEXANDRIA ExTRA-cLAss No. 54-Draws March 4th
1916. az numbers-lj drawn ballots.
prize Of 10000 prize of 400
Tickets S. Certificate of packageof % whcles cost sos.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CLAss No. IO-Draws March It'll
1909 1909 s !; prizes prize: 1900
Tickets sIO Certificate of package Of 25 whole tickets $780,
ALEXANDRIA ExTRA-CLAss No. 6O-Drsws March 18th.
1916. 7s numbers--l4 drawn ballots
prize prize Of Of 1890 1890 IS prize prize. iSSS
Tickets slo Certificate Of package Of % whole tickets cost
$780,
ALEXANDRIA LoTTERY-crA.s A-Draw. March 1ath,
1876. 70 numbers-l5 drawn ba lots
prize of 10000 so prizes of 1000
prize of 10000 50 prizes of 500
prize of 500 so prizes Of 400
prize of 1900 29s prizes of $50
Tckes SIS. Certificate of package of % whole
ALEXANDRIA ExTRA-cL.ss No. es-Drsws March 18th,
1876. "a numbers-l5 drawn ba lots
prizes PTizeso Of l Zee prizes of aoOO
Tickets S. Certificate of package 90 whole tickets will
cost SOS.
ALEXANDRIA LoTTERY-CLAss No. ll-Draws March als
1876. IS numbers-l3 drawn ballots.
prizes OF loCOO p prizes Of 1000
prize of $500 So prizes Of 400
prize Of a.s4O 900 prizes Of 200
ALEXANDRIA ExTRA-cLAss No 72-Drsws March 25 1886
e numbers--l5 drawn bal s OTIS
prize Of 10000 20 prizes Of 1000
Tickets $40 Certificate of package of % whole tickets cost
Eli: & issSS j: prizes prize: 3: sss
Tickets So Certificate of package Of % whole tickets
Sis
Co. Managers of all the Lotteries
We Office $4,000 $4,000. $1,000 and mauy
smaller capitals Address your orders to
50 wv Only Agents for j. c. Gregory in Wheeling. Va
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Books and Stdfionery.
PRATT, W0ODF0RD CO, l5g Pearl street.
s. BARNES CO. 81 John street. of Dutch, whole
Dealers in Books nj Stationery
S. d. CO. the publishers Coton Lie and Times of
Henry Clay and Mansfeld's life Of General Scott.
CALEB BARTLETT NEW YORK.-Publisher of
popular Of Books States
wholesale deaer in Books and Stationery. S3-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Importers and Dealers French and Eagsh China Glass
and EIrthenlDdre.
RICHARD F. HAVILAND, Maiden Lane between
William
HENRY STEVENSON, 80 Pearl street. door Fulton
B,nk.
GEORGE H. CLAPP Successor Brush Hsll 127
w. H. Hail. (ate Brush Hall)
above.
SIMEON sKILLIN Water street. Wall
sMALLEY NELDEN 50 Pearl street doors above Broad
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Importers and Dealers in French and English Drugs Chem
icdis, Essential Oils. sc.
JOHNSON, MOORE TAYLOR, 81 Maiden Lane up stairs.
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Importers and Dealers in Hud

Sirar Goods. artificial FlOtDsrs, &c.
R. T. WILDE CO. 60 William street. (up sairs) next to The
of Cedar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Importers and Dealers ia Paia's, OILS Dye Stufs and
Chemicals
WILLIAMS. MABEE JONES. 50 Maiden Lane, Gold
HAvILAND KEESE 4 CO., so Maiden Lane.
LEEDS & HAZARD III Water street.
NORTON. LADD CO, I39 Maiden Lane below Water
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Palm Leaf, and Palm Leaf Hats.
A. JOHNSON * CO., leg Pearl street, up stairs.
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vVisiar's BaIsam of wild Cherry.
Wa Miracles nerer cease More eridence Of its
surprising health Restorative TirtueS!,!
Z 9 Z = e.. Z : r. Z 9 J, Z Z


slessrs. Park. Springfield, KY May IL, 1885,
opportunity of informing of
markabe performed upon by the of DR. wsar Bah
san Of Wild Cherry
In the year 1870 taken the bowels
when gradually recovered
In the fall Of 1881 IVES attacked with eod which seated
upon lungs and for the Of three years Vas con-
my kinds medicines and variety
benefit and thus wtared along until
winter 1884, OF WIstar Bais0m Of Hd Cherry
Ny persuaded give trial. though had given
all recovery and had prepared myself for the change OF
another world Through their solicitations induced TO make
Of Baa Of wtld Cherry The effect
was astonishing After years affection, pain and uf
rng and after having four fUe Hundred dollars to ne
purpose respectable physicians had proved
unavang health by the blessing Of
God and the use Of Balssmo Wild Cherry
enjoying good health, and such is altered appear
known when meet former aequaint
Ihave gained rapidly weight, my flesh firm and solid
person. and food seems to agree
during the last months than had
five years before.
Considering NV case almost miracle deem necessary
good afflicted duty the ProPretOrs and
my (~ho should know where relief be had to
make this statement public
blessings Of God the proPretor Of vaua
Your. respectfully, wM H. BAKER
aThe following letter from Doctor Ritehey Of Franklin Ind,
high in his profession, and ranks among the first poll
shall itself of the
Genuine wsar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Franklin, Ind, April Il, Is4s.
Messrs Sanford Pak-I wisIai bal
of wild cherry remaining the last lot furnished
by you heretofore until had sold and had obtained
the money before ordered anoker But such the
wish be without it, and
anticipate little The for the last lot shall
forthcoming by the time the lot disposed Of which, from The
lately think will be but short time. The et
the baIsam in strikngy beneficial 2h
improves upon acquaintance than any other PceE Medicine
have knosn9 upon trial. be-
ing the OF sink duse
s however, seems highly valued by those who have
virtues experienced It's healing efficacy in their
cases Yours very respectfully, JAMES RITCHEY.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by SANFORD PARK,
h-east rne of Fourth and walnut
nd bv TOMI.INSON MOTHERS Indiana polls. q
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Manufacturers and Dealers in Boots and Shoes.
KIMBALL BROWN, Spoiord Tileston * Co
Ife Water street, Maiden Lane
SAMUEL DANIELS Co. III Pearl street, corner Of Pine.
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LEE & BREWsIEf Al CEDAR street
Cloths CrsSimeres &C.
THOMAS HUNT CO. % William Importers and Johbers
Cloths Cassimeres Ves,ngs Dlng Drap dEte Hosiery,
Suspenders. Velves sors' Trimmings
Wooens all of suitable
for Merchant Tailori and Clohiers.
WILSON G. HUNT CO. g. William street OF Maiden
Importers Cloths Vesngs and
Goods suitable for Merchant Tailors.
Wholesale Dealers in Clothing. Sc. &C.
ROSS LEIrCH william block OF
John and Fulton strees)
MORRISON JONES DraDers Taiors, and Gentemens Fur
nishng Store and William street, new block Of stores
between John and Fulton streets.)
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Importer Of Toys, Fancy Goods, Dealer Fire Works
Manufacturer in Whdiebone
c. D. w. LLLIENDAHL I3 William street. up stairs door
from Fulton.
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Watches and JetcelI y-FIne Watches
S. HAMMOND X CO. Of the late firm of Benedict Hammond
will continue the ling of fine Watches Jewely and Silver
Ware, at the old stand "A Merchants Exchange.
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Dealers in Combs Brushes Gallery importers Of French
English and German Fancy Goods
WHITE TASkER William street. (up stairs) cor
Of John street. block OF
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Manufacturer IF Sfirer Ware
z. B0STWICK successor to Thompson l2s William street.
New York Silver Tea Sets, Spoons Forks &c. the best
quality always hand made order short
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Importers and Manufacturers Of Britannia Ware, ais
Dealers an Block TIN AniinaORy and BiSmufh.
BoARDMAN Il HART, Burlng Slip, near Pearl street.
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Dealers in Staple and Fa7cv Drv Goods.

r D. LATHROP, William street and 50 John
block Of stores between John Fulton streesl
FIELD MERRITT llate Field. Thompson Coy III william
(new block OF strees)
E J. BUSSING and William street. John
street. new block Of between John and Fulton stree)
c. W. J. T. MOORE CO., s07 Pearl street. side 4
PERKINS, BROOKS WHITE, Pearl street, Water
HATCH YALE. IS Cedar street Dry Goods Jobbersan entire
of English
ducements offered for cash approved credit.
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Importers and MANUFACTURERS IF Finges Gimps, Cords
ZephyTs Worsteds &c.
D. A. BOOTH 100 William
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D.,,Jsrs IN S,cnIs Dyy GooSs

HALLoCK MOUNT & BILLINGS, I53 Pearl street. do
abve Pine.
GRANT BARTON % William street. Also dealers in nd
Goods
D. s. TURNER co william Cedar street
Also, dealer in Zephyr Worsteds and Small Wares
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Publishers Of Music aud Manufacturers Of Musical Lnstru-
menfS
F. RILEY s. CO., 297 Broadway.
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Printed CalicOes. exclusively.
LEE & BREWSTER, A Cedar street.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
in which they are elected in such cases as
cboli La precc rihed hv law

in which they are elected in such cases as
shall he prescribed by law.
Sec. IL. Tribunals Of conci'iaiion may
be established with such powers and duties
as may be prescribed by law; but such fri
bunals shall have no power 10 render Judg
NETT 10 be obi ga 'o;y on the parties, unless
they agree 10 abide the jud smeni or assent
hereto, in the presence Of such tribunal.
Sec. Is. The legislature shall have pow
er to YES, 10 clerks Of courts or in other
competent persons, authority 10 grant such
orders, and do such acts as may he deemed
necessary for the furtherance of the aGm;n
:s,ra'ion of uslicc; but in all cases the pow
ers thus granted shall be specified and de-
lermihed.
Sec. 10. The style of all wriis and p.o-
cess shall be 'lhe State of Visions ~"
all criminal prosecutions sha'. be carried on
| in the name and bv the authority oil The
same; and all indictments shall conclude,
against the peace and dignity OF The State
Sec. 20. The legislature shall impose
tax on all civil suits commenced or prose
culcd in the supreme and and circu, cour's
which shall be paid into The treasury OF
The state, and shall constitute fund to be
applied toward the payment Of the salary OF
Judges.
Sec. 81. The Testimony in equity cases
shall lie taken in like manner as in cases
al law, and The Office Of master in chance
ny shall be abolished.
Sec. %. Any suior in any court o? this
state shall have the r gm to prosecute or de
fend his suit either in his own proper per
son OF by an attorney or agent Of his choice
Sec %. A district attaney shall be G..
Iecled IN each county organized for Judicial
purposes, by the qualified electors therein,
whose duties, compensation and term of
service shall he prescribed By Inv.
Sec. 81. The Legislature shall provide
for the speedy publication Of all statute
laws, and OF such Judicial decisions made
within tbs state as it my deem oxpedien'
All laws and judicial decisions shall be free
for publication by any person. and no ger
eral law shall be in force unit! Published.
Sec. %. The Legislature at its Fl ST ses:
ION after the admission Of this stale into
the Union, shall provide for the appoin
ment Of three com,nissioners,whose duly i
shall be 10 revise, simplify anu arrange the
statute laws Of this state, with proposed ;
mendmen,s, to enquire into and asceria
the rules OF practice. peadIngs. forms anC
and proceed ngs most suitable to be adopted
in the courts OF record in this stiie, and to
report thereon to the Legislature, subject Il
their mod 6cpion and adoption.
| ADTIHI ~
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ARTICLE XIII.
ON TAXATION, FINANCE AND PUBLIC

on TAXATION, FINANCE AND PUBLIC DEBT.
Sec. l. All ia cs TO be LEVIED in III $
State, at any time, shall be as neatly equal
as may be.
Sec. , No money shall ever be paid
out of the treasury of this State, except
in pursuance of an appropriation by law.
Sec. 3. The credit of the State shall
never be given or loaned in aid Of any in,
divdnal assoc: luton or corporation.
Sec. 4. There sh1ll be plblish ed by
the Treasurer, in at least one newspaper
printed at The seat oi government, during the
first week IN January in each year, and in
the next volume of The acts Of the L. gisla.
tGre,1 detailed statement Of all money d avn
from the treasury during the preceding year.
for what purpose and two whom paid, and
by what law aSlhogized.
Sec. 5. There shall never be issued by
or in any way on behalf of the State, any
scrip or other evidence Of State debt, ex.
cept in The clses and manner authorized in
The eighth, ninth and tenth sections of ibis
article.
Sec. 6. This State shall never con-
trac, any public debt, unless in time of war.
to rereI invasion or suppress instruction,
except in the cases aud manner provided
in the eighth, ninth and tenth sections of
this article.
Sec. 7. The Legislature shall provide
for al annual tax sufficien, TO detrav The
estimated expenses for each year; and
Whenever II shall happen that the expenses
Of the State for any year shall exceed the
income of the State for such wear, the
Legislature shall provide for leryine tax
for the ensuing year, sufficient with other
sources OF income, 10 pay the deficiency of
The preceding year, together with the esti-
mated expens ss of such ensuing year.
Sec. s. For the purpose Of delrayiHa
extraordinary expenditures, the State NAV
public debts, bui such debts shall
never, singly or in The aggregate, exceed
me hundred thousand dollars. Every sueb
iebt shall be authorized By law, for some |
1ngle work or object 10 he distinctly speci. |
led there in; and no snch law shall lake
'fft c, until il siial! have been passed nv /
wo-:hhds OF the members Of each housa
aspe ci.sely ,eTsrysueh law shall levy an >,
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ARTICLE XIX.
on AMENDMENTS AND REVISION.

on AMENDMENTS AND REVISION.
Section. l. Any amendment, or a.
mendments 10 this Constitution may De
proposed in either house of the Leglsla-
lure; and il The same shall be agreed TO
bv two thirds Of the members elected TO
each of the two houses, such proposed
amendment or amendments, shall be en-
tered their journal, with the yeas and
nays taken thereon; and shall be publish
ed for three months previous to the next
annual election; and it shall be the duty
of the l. ,gislature 10 submit such amend
mems to the people at the mex, annual
election, in such manner aS the Leglsla-
ture shall prescribe; and if the people
shall approve and ratify such amendment
or amendments, by q majority OF the
qualified electors voting thereon, such a
mendment or amendments shall become
part of the Constitution: Provided, that
if more than one amendment be submit
ted, they shall be submitted in such man
ner that the people may vote for or a
gainst each amendment separately and
distinctly.
Sec. g Every tenth year after this
Constitution shall have taken effect. il
shall lie the duty of the leg stature 10
submit to the people at the next annual
election. the question whether they are
in favor of calling q convention to revise
the Constitution or not; and if majority
Of the qualified electors voting thereon.
shall have voted in favor Of Il convention
the Legislature shall at lis next session
provide by law for holding contention
to be holden within SIX months thereafter
and such convention shall! consist of ;
number OF members no, less than that o
the House of Representatives, nor more
than that Of both houses Of the Loglsla
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town and county therein, or to any Stale
or Territory within the United Sta'es,
shall be eligible to any office OF trus''pro'
il, or honor in this State.
Sec. 5. No person being elected or
appointed 10 The Office Of Governor
Lieulenan, Governor. Senator or Rep
resentatve in the Legislature, or Judge
of thu Supreme or Circuit courts, shall
be eligible during his term OF office, to
any other office of trust, profit or honor
in this state.
Sec. 6. Every person elected or ap'
pointed to the office of Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Secretary of State,
Treasurer. Attorney General, Senator or
Representative in the Legislature. or
Judge ofthe Supreme or Circuit courts.
shall be required 10 declare in his oalh Of
office, before he shall assume his office,
Ina, ne will not during the term for which
he is elected or appointed 10 such otiice'
accept The Office OF Senator or Represen-
ta,iye in Congress.
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Sec. 3. The people of this State IN
their right Of sovereignty, are declared
10 possess the ultimate property IN ana
10 all lands within the jurisdiction OF tins
State; and all lands The title TO winch
shall fail from defect of heirs, shall re-
vert, or escheat 10 the people.
ARTICLE XVII.
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Section l The State shall lave con-
current jurisdiction on the river Missis-
sippl, and every other river and lake
bordering on the said State so far as the
said river or lake shall form a common
boundary 10 the said State, and any
other State or States, Territory or Ter
ritorles now or hereafter 10 be formed,
and bounded BY the same; and the said
river Mississippi and the navigable wa.
ters leading into the Mississippi and ST.
Lawrence, and The carrying places be-
tween the same shall be common high.
ways and forever flee as we'll 10 The In
habitants OF this State as TO the citizens or
the United States without any lax. i'm.
post OF duty therefor No law shall be
passed 10 take away or abridge the rights
OF owners 10 The riparian soil or land un-
der water unless in the same law proyis.
ION Is made for full compensation to such
riparian owners.
Sec. 2. All lands and other propertv
which have accrued 10 the Territory Of
Wisconsin by grant, gift, purchase, for
ei'nre, escheai or otherwise, shall yes.
q The State Of Wisconsin.
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Section l. All leases or grants of
agricultural lanG for longer period than
twenty years hereafter made, in which
rest or service Of any kind shall be re-
served, shall be void.
Sec. 2. The political year for the
State of Wisconsin shall commence on
The first day of January in each year
Sec. 3. Any inhabi,ant of this State
who may hereafter be engaged either d.
rectly or indirectly ia q duel either as
principal or accessory, shall forever be
disqualified from holding any office un-
der The Constitution and laws of the State.
and may pc punished in uch other man.
her rs shall be prescribed by law.
Sec. 4. No member of Congress nor
any person holding my Office Of profit
or trust under the United States Post
masters excepted nor under any other
State of the Union, OF Under anv foreign
power, no person convicted OF any inia-
nous crime in any court within ,be U.
;. and no person being delauller to the
United States or 70 this State, or Ia any
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-05
SAINT LOUIS.
c ASH JOBBING II Ou ) u.
F.. NJ. SELL. 81 co.

No. 81, Market Street, saint Louis Mo-,
ROBBERS and Retailers Of General Dry
sP COMBS; and dealer il,
american Wooien, Blankets. Fannels.
Broom and Bieached D3.meStics, and
american Prints
Of every description. style and quality, from
l to Sets. per yard lower than last Spring pri-
ces Merchants
coming to our city. will do well to avail them.
selves Of the opportunity OF calling TO see and
look through our stock Of goods. before deeid
ing where to purchase. Oar business will be
conducted on the
small Profit Cash system,
to which we win adhere strictly, having by
experience fully satisfied ourselves that t is
the only safe basis upor which merchants can
sail We respectfully solicit you 10 call and
we will satisfy vou that it is our business as
well Ms our pleasure to show YOU our goods--
and then let you decide fof yourselves il IT is
for your interest to purchase rsom us or not.
We beg leave to refer you to th2 following
list as a small part Of what orr stock consists
81, 10, "A 9s, 5 f. 81 Brown Cottons Of
improved brands--34, 7 g. ii, 5 blc'hd
do, do-Brown Drills-Blue, do-Brnwn and
blea ched cotton tiannels-roiored do---hrown
doc skn-red, yellow, green and white Han
neis-spotted do-bar'd do-tartan plaids-
do, for ladies' and misses wear-pal and
shaded cuaf nrs-a paccas hmeres--repS
de laines--bar'd and shaded iusircs-mer.
noes mantilas--cardinals--, loa ks--sha IS Is
scarfs--robes--qu iits--towels--p addinEs, cam
vass-brown and blcachcd Denmark linen ia
BILE covers, table diapers. birds eye, Ilucka-
back, Russia and Scotch do, crash, Irish lin
ems, brown Hollands, drawer goods, laccs and
cdgings, rlbtands, buttons. pins, threads, um.
brclias-Chpppa, spita!feld and pon.ee silk
hdkts--Madrass, gingham and cotton do,
cravats, woplcn comforts, do caPs, do mitts,
do under shirts and drawers--gloves, h siery,
apron checks, ticks, cloths, eassmeres, sati-
neits, oyercoatings, blanket cloth, blank gts
for over coats. Sc, &c
Our Eastern Partner
having deferred orr Fall purchase until ate,
IN consequence of the antIc tied decline on
many leading articles, we IRE now safe IN
asserting that w5 can offer stronger induce
ments to cash purchasers, than any house in
the city. Fine Goods cut for Merchants
at ps. prices--Cash orders filed with
attention, and goods returned at our ex-
pense II not satisfactory.
Our stock Of Retail Goods is worthy the al
4 tenton Of Retail Buyers.
( Rich and we'll selected, aud for prices we
challenge competition. We are row rcceiv-
1 Ing invoices weekly, aud new additions viii be
made to our stock until tie close Of naviga.
/ ton. l5 Call and see, uken you come TO our
| c.ty. Il. NJ. SELL q co.
sep 81, '46-lS-4t
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Rocks, Books:

VIZ undersigned has jus, received a
large assortment of Books. Paper,
&c to which the attention Of the nnbl'c i
respectfully invited.
Inc following Standard Works COM
pose part of his extensive stock:
bancrof.'s History of U. ST., 2 & 8
VOLS,
fro5rs Pictorial u. Sd vols. in l..
sparks Life of Franklin,
Prescou's Ferdinand and Isabella
Brande's Encyclopedia.
Webster's Domestic Economy,
History of the Anglo-Saxons,
bowers History OF The Popes,
lhlriwalrs History Greece,
Miners Church History,
Lord Brongham's Speeches.
Webster's Speeches,
Leighton's Works,
Bu'Ier's Complete Works,
Macauley's Miscellanies,
All>on's do
Wilson's do
Blair's Sermons,
Encyclopedia of Geography,
Mclivaine's Oxford Divinity,
Lie d correspondence Of John Foster
Travels in North America,
" Turkey. Greece, Russia &
Poland,
w. d. SKILLNAN,
Under Barret House.