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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-07-19
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To DAVID LAMBERT, Esq.

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1rhs unJers;gnad c;f;zens and voters If
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pa'I haliav;nr ,ba; vo,r e,ect,on 70 the
r,nnnc;l or ,he Terr;,orv If Minnesota or.
Ia hv proclan.at;nn of his Fycellenrv
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c;va - Tho nnhi;c ;ntereS,S resnacrG,lIv re-
on,ss, thar Won vii, allow your name 70 he
IIsaJ as cond;Ja, 70 v;,hont d;st;nc,;on of
n,r,y f,r tho eo;s ia,;vs Council a, the
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-07-19
Jus, NJ. sNt.
JOSEPH r. BROWN.

We take pleasure in announcing the name
of Mr.. BRowN for the House of Represent
atives. He has long been known in Miu-
nesota as Lumberman and an Indian ira
der; and formerly filed the Office of Repre-
sentative in the Legislature from the ST.
Crox district, with honor and fidelity. n
ut v,1.t5fsc-t ny t7 set'.-tti1 tg6 NF'':'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-07-19

pT +. S. w. and other communications
are crowded out this week by election mat
fers.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-07-19

U5- Through the liberalty of individuals
in Philadelphia, mostly members of The First
Presbyterian Church in that city, small
lecture room is about to be erected in Saint
Paul. 1t will be completed in two or three
weeks, when services in accordance with the
form of the Presbyterian church will be held
there every Sunday morning at half-pasr 10
O'Clock.
This building, we understand, will be used
the growth of the town warrant the cree
ton of permanent edihce, upon the lot
given by Mr.. H. M. RICE for that pur-
pose.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-07-19

THE MINNESOTA REGIsrER.-The Sec
ond number of this paper, by MCLEAN s.
Owens, (the first number of which was is
sued last April in Cincinnati by A. Randall
s. Co.. was published last week in St.
Paul. 1t is small but quite neat paper.
Price So per annum. Mr.. w. w. Wy
man, of Madison, seems to think there is
an opening for another press in St. Paul.
He is understood to be now absent for the
purpose of buying one. If he has friend
left in Dane county, that friend ought to
make application in Wyman's behalf, for a
commission Of lunacy
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
W A R E H O u S {
NOTICE.

INHE subscriber takes this method Of return
i ing his thauksto the eiiiTens this and
the adjoining counties, for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, and hopes BY street and per-
sonal attention to business, to receive conlinu-
anrc Of the same,
From this date the business will b. conducted
by the subscriber in connection with IRA MUM,
under the name aud style Of McC0iipu, 4. Mum
both Of whom will devote their personal attention
TO this branch Of the business
They are now having large additions made to
their Warehouses and Cotton Sheds, And will be-
prepared to safely store away amy quantity Of Up.
Freight and Produce. and will hold ihemsrlses re-
sponsibls for the safe delivery Of the same lire
sscepted)
Cotton stored by them will in all casss be he'd
subleri TO the order Of the owner, aud will N ship.
ped be sent 10 any house they may wish. Their
charges will be N low a. those Of any other rsgu
larry established Warehouse in the place. They
would say TO their friends, that the Cotton Sheds
they are now having erected will be the safest de-
post for cotton IN the place, ns they will BE- .u.
tirely disconnected with any other buildings In
town, and consequently neurring less risk from
fire.
All orders addressed 10 them, or to the sub.cfi.
Der, will receive prompt attention,
7. McCoLLUM
Camden, September Is, is4s.
n, Rive have made uuangemenisto to have all
tip.freighi stored with Ms, insured agsins, loss By
fire, a, premium Of half Of one per cent per
month; but no Insurance will be effected unless
.psoiaiiy directed. McCOLLUM & MUM.
Refer to b. l.. Brit,iB, A. Block & Son. G. y
Royston. ESQ, Hon. T. Cross, II. A Bleyins
Dr. D. ? Jeit. and W. II. Elirr, Washington.
43-6m
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
PLAIN TALK

Mrs Swisshelm. of the pittsburg Sat.
urdaY Visiter, goes for horsewhipping
drunsards 10 reform them, aud in an an.
swer 10 those who charge her with
want of womanly sympathy, quotes the
passage Whom the Lord loveth he
ehaslene,h, and scourgeth every son
whom he reeeiveth' OF the tipping
shops aud their victims she speaks after
this fashion.
live were man-ii we were n voter
we would roie doloa the doggeries.-
As we are woman. II we had hus.
band. father. or brother. who was likely
TO become a victim TO the serpent Of the
still, we would take their disease in time
in the first stages--and warn the
dram.sellefs within reach. not 10 encroach
on our hearth; and II they persisted we
would JHra dorm their establishments;
with as clear conscience as we would
build fire to burn the June bugs and
save our plums
This will be called incendaIy doctrine.
but desperate diseases want desperate
remedies, and where our own happiness
and the lie and soul aud honor Of one
dear TO us. are at stake, IL would not be
well for the man who stood between us
and his salvation. II we had concluded
that salvation possible. We wonld never
advise any other TO such a remedy, for
the penalty would be imprisonment for
life. but we wonld consider this posi-.
tive blessing compared 10 loathing the
hesotted face of one we had loved, To
us, no object on earth is so loaihsome, so
hateful, so abominahle as a drunkatd.-
We could not live. near one. for we should
die Of q sick stomach. Il may be very
angelic for pure.mlnded, yirtnous wo.
man to love and caress great drunken
beast, but for our share we have not the
slightest pretensions OF being an angel
and the coil OF an Anaconda would be
quite as pleasant eorsage. as the en-.
twining OF drunkard's arm. From the
smell they have on the street. one would
imagine the angel that staid near them
long would require TO be pretty strongly
scented with birthstone. Evil commu.
nications corrupt good manners. and peo.
pie are forbidden to be unequally yoked
We can think Of no yoke so unequal as
that which binds a decent woman TO a
drunkardi and We most firmly believe
that so far from It's being duty for n wife
to live with drunken husband 1t is a vio.
laiion Of the laws OF God, and the die.
iaies Of common sense and common de.
cency. A woman who will persist in so
living, should be shut up in lunatic
asylum. Gran, it. that she has a right
TO dispose OF herselfns she pleases! Has
she any right 10 entail misery aud degre.
da,ion upon helpless offspring! Has
she any right TO furnish the State with
paupers and criminals Has the drunk.
ard any right TO hand down his vices and
their consequences to posterity!
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13

TaE HunH BRAiN.-Machivel said
there were three sorts Of brains, the first
understands ofitself; the second, what is
told; and the third, nothing at all. We
find these three classes among men OF
our own age. Some strike out for them.
selves new and unexplored regions OF
thought; they invent new modes OF ac.
complishing their designs; ifiolled in one
effort their active minds seize upon some
new project They are ever pressing be.
yond the boundaries that coniine most
Such become leaders OF party or sect,
and think, and plan for all their followers.
Il is immensely important that such men
think right II they err they involve mul.
tiiudes in the same calamity. Such
among our own countrymen was franklin
and Washington, and Jefferson, and
John Randolph. and Lorenzo Dow; they
did not ask others what they must do
This class embraces a great variety Of
characters; they agree in only one partic-
uar-in originality.
The second class are more numerous.
they are not leaders but are led, they be-
long to a party at the head of which is
original genius, who thinks, and tells them
what, he thinks, as it is to them as
clear as light that they are right In
politics some two or three are thinkers,
they are the wholesale dealers in political
wares. while the multitude are the pas.
sive receivers Of their doctrines. and re-.
Eailers Of their goods 1t is well for com.
munities that it is so, for what largon
of opinions, what clashing Of interest if
everyman thought for himself The Pope
of Rome understands this, and therefore
expressly prohibits too intense thinking
among bis subjects Respecting the third
class we have nothing 10 say; they are
idiots. They are not troubled as other
men. They stand aloof from noise. and
strife and pursue the more even tenor oi
their way, md die unhonorsd and pn7ung
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
POET R ! .
From fhs German Of Sallsi,
THE FALLING STAR


From the German Of Sallsi,
THE FALLING STAR.
Know va what il meane,h
When looking up on high,
fe see star desefling
The regions Of the sky
Those prbs above US shedding
Their sofiened light around,
Are myriad band Of angels,
With wrealhs of glory efown'd,
All t-as aud faithful wardefs,
Wide scattered lhro' the sky
On earth whatever passes.
They mark with wa,ohful eve.
And when within our borders,
In fsfsent faith aud love.
A good man, how'd by sorrow,
Looks up for aid above,
And prays unto the Father,
In agohy Of wSe.
Then quickly there dsparteth
A messenger belaw.
Who rlides with beam so cheering.
Within the silent room.
And see,hes to gentle slumbet
The inoutaefs heavy gleom,
This, this is what II meaneth.
When looking up on high,
fe see = star deseftilg
The region Of the sky.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
NOTICE,

7 WILL PAY in Leather, Boots Shoes, or
l. Saddles, for all good Hide. tbs, may be
brought 10 my Pan Yard, the following phcsn,
to wit; Ten cents for good dried Hides. and 1--WE
cruls for good green Hides. will keep on haad
a supply Of the sboye named articles, which !
will sell low for Cash, OF exchange at fare rates,
for Hides and Skins.
W. j. JONES.
January Q. l549. eff
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
SCHAeR'S HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS.

THE subscriber having purchased the house
l. formerly occupied as a hotel, by R 7. Sui
livan, has re.opened il for the accommodation OF
his friends, and the travelling puplic.
His tsbls will be furnished with the best the
market affords, and the proprietor will spare no
pains 10 render his guests comfortable.
His bar will be furnished with the choicest va.
rety Of liquors; AMI his stables, which are large
and commodiSus, will be supplied with plenty Of
provender, and be attended by careful osllefs
His charges will be the same as are customary
in similar establishments. A share Of public pat.
ronage is respectfully solicited
CLEMENT sCHAER.
Washington, Sept, 81, ls4s.4l.u
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
FURNITURE MANDATORY,

A N assortment always on hand consisting in
Il part, of the following articles ;-Sdeboards,
Bureaus, high aud low post Bedsteads Tables, of
different sizes, Sofas, sc. &c. all Of which am
selling at reduced prices.
JNO S. SPENCE
n B.-i have collins Of all sizes, finished OF,
and hearse in readiness Us. s.
April IS. 1896. l6-3m
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
New Livery Stable.

IN THE subscriber
ESBS large and commo- f9sfs,-.,AE
-AALe- dious Stable, in con- St1|C-l-
noction with The Camden Inn, hept by Mr. G. 7.
Tarwater. Ills charges will he moderate, and
faithful attendance will he gwen 10 HORSES.
Persona from distance, who wish to take wa
ter here, will, by leaving their Horses in his
charge, have every care and attention paid them,
PHILLIP ETTER
Usmden, February 90, lss9 laN
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
NOTICE.

'lNilE undersigned, having hren successfully
i engaged in The Building aud Repairing Of
GIN STANDS. in this place. during the past
yesf, would inform their friends, an Planters
generally that they have recently purchased, In
the Easlrfn fitics, large assortment Of Gin ma.
lerias Of the latest and most imlsosed patterns,
for the purpose OF carrying on the GIN building
aud Repairing business, more extensively Any
Gin Stands made and sold by the undersigned, will
be d,llrerrd and put in operation, and proving 10
be, not as good as represented by them, may be
returned without any expense Ia the purchaser; I;
and all repairs done by them, will he warranted
satisfactory.
WM. W G. COLLINS,
II. L. BkIfflN
Washington, January II, 1919 3=if
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
HEM1EIfmIM.

. ' y = u " IlaIo
'iHs is In notify all persons whom il may con.
i cern, that on the 4h day Of April, ls4g,
Letters Of Administration were granted 10 me by
the Clerk Of the Hampstead Probate Court on the
Estate Of JouS 8. JonSsoS, Died. Therefore all
persons having Demands against said deceased,
are required TO present the same duly authpnii-
Gated to me within one year from the date Of said
letters or they may be- precluded from the bene6t
Of said Estate, aud If not presented within Two
years from the date Of said letters, they will bo
forever barred.
CHARLES B. MITCHELL,
Admir- Of John s. johnson, DEED.
Washington Ark's., Aph 25, l64g-6w.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
NOTICE.

A Ii persons 10 whom ! am indebted, and also,
Il those having unsettled business with me, ore
hereby notified to come forward and present their
demands fcS payment, as an ready 10 adjust the
amount, and fully prepared 10 cIosr up and settle
all unfinished or unsettled business Expecting
to leave Arkansas in the coJise of three or four
months and shall BE- absent for SONS time, am
particularly anxious to settle up the whole Of my
budnsss, before leave and persons disrcgardng
this notice, may fully expect to abide the
consequences
GRANDSON n. ROYSTON.
WASHINGTON, lIEnFsrEAp COUNTY ARK,
February 96, ls49 ( Off
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
MEDICAL. L.NOFICE.

DRs. WILLIAMS 4 BuRT. having assania.
IL ted themselves in The Practice Of Medicine.
respectfully tender their professional services 10
the public.
Office. at their Dmg Store, where they will
keep eansisnily on hand, general assortment Of
fresh Drugs and Medicines.
Washington, December G. lsis, 5l-lf
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
nR. J .. CONWAY
GRAY
Drs. Conway * Gray,

III AVlNG associated themselves in the practice
IL Of Medicine, Offer their professional services
to the citizens of Washington and Tho vicinity.
DR., Gray will be found at hisresidence, IN Wash
ington, unless professionally engaged DR. Con-
way, at his plantation, four miles west of-Wash-
ingion.
n, BIN all difficult cases, their Joint atten-
iion will be given, without extra charge.
April II, lei9 l5.U
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
500 Sacks Of Corn.

IN fine order, received per Annis CrOeker, and
L for sale by
BLOCK, BROTHER & co.
Fulton, February s, ls49 7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
NO TICE.
MO TLCE.

GRANDSON d. RoYsToN, Esq. is my
VI legally authorized agent and attorney, for the
transaction Of all matters Of business during my
absence from Arkansa.
STEPHENSON e. REED.
Washington, March ll, lsi0 ll-f
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
Enr.ni Gal. Nnle.

THE undersigned offers for sale, on accommo.
L dating terms, iifst tate improved black land
farm; situated about miles north Of Washing.
ton. containing about a15 acres, ahon, loo OF
which, is in cultivation.
For terms, Sc, enquire Of the subscriber at
this place.
ELI. Y COLLINS.
Washington, Aug 10Th, lsls.a5
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
Hsritg's Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HEMfsrEAD co.,
ARKANSAS.

WASHINGTON, HEMfSIEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.
Y liz subscriber begs leave TO inform hls friends
i aad the public, that he still continues bnsl'
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied him
self with every thing necessary for the accom-
modation of the travelling community, His house
is eommodious, the ruoms well arranged for
families, and his table well supplied with the best
the market affords,
Ills stables are large, houutlfully supplied with
aud attended BY careful ostlers
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ing on his part to render comfortable NIL who may
be pleased to give him call, Ills charges will be
as moderate as those Of any other house in the
south, as an evidence of which he refers to the
following
RULES
Boardne per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week, = 81 so
+" J" day, Is
Single meal. Is
Lodging, n
liofse feed, %
Keeping man and horse all night, 81
keeping horse per week, -
GEO. o. BRITT.
Washington, Oct. 30, is45-7-if
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
GROCERIES,.

A1 Ehaye on hand for sale, fresh 81. Louis
w Flour Sugar, Coffee, WLskey, Salt
Bacon Sides, Hams aud Shoulders, &c. An
which we will sell low for Dash.
Z. S. JOHNSON & Co.
Fulton, October z, lsls 43-ir
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
AUCTION SALES.
uLLEA Aacronesr


TyECCTOR'S sALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE 10 Broome ard Nor sSs s-ADRIAN n null
LEk wl eel BY order II he saesro<r, grvivns
tor u Ire ast ~in ard t~ssneot u PHILIP McAEDLE
public snccon. st the A-rchsrts exchsrse
TIE Ci;y Of S,~.Ycsk or WEDNESDAY. 9is, Feofuasy
IL oclock he real estsie sie " sse esee.ss
cocsi.rnso Of
TIE swo sscry frame building vtth br;ca sab. ana he
ol of ls,d corner u Browne snd hcu as
IN he Cy u N-~iot eonts'nirs - feel nenrs ron'
sroones ees IN he rear = feet IN dePtn 90 a~
arr - feet iach~s oc he - ssi-rly ste
TIE frame h1 cns 70 the % he stable encrcscs~s cn
tbs ct ard p1fchss~r of The ID 10 have me pr
ves. q removing u hs hoding for '-u isys IRON is
Nsy
{. TIE t~osory nxm- bandnx and loi of sroani %
BrccmesI westerly sdorins he soose sne coutsin
ns - icet inches 10 rct sroOues = feer Ne reH
- feet ncees % The sss- sce snd - e~ rehes 90
the westerly AIDE.
The loi u snt The ~esr-rly sis. Of Mcstst inne
iisi-ly In the " he above With The stfy sms
baidns s5er-ou THIS "a Z. ees froog and each.
ari - fert n depSh 90 each site
The bgiidrx his io eoercsehes TIE above os No
sri the purchaser 10 have the psivege of teu tsys
sr The u May nett u removing he e9itrs - - c
ssard wholly 90 TITS lot
The t~.tcrv brick hort aous- and os q anc he
~rs.erv side q Noust sd,onios ne shove io No ca
ne ncythery tide This hoGse ard ic are Known - lfl
Msu.f THE cS 10 Is es mont and rear sa<h sod " fe~<
Ia ieplh each side -. a.. -. 90
nearly 6ry year, a. an dspaahe ute VII be made W
he purchaser. Amsp % the properly car ns sc~r o. Ne
oiHce cf he suctoueer. Nssl ocrner ~ N-~st Ire
dis snt po.sc.cr . the pr~msss o - de fcs on Nc
q Nsy next rh- sale ~ 10 rer-nsptcsy 10 ne nsa
bidder Terms Ac sde kno~ 81 the lme Sf SAFE
Dated New-Nors sTih January, 1879
FRrDERlCh r LEE. Surviving Esec1'os
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
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BALTIMORE Fee ia-ob bsrh Egef.', csrlion Lonson
bfgs Psfrof Gage. Charleston
cHARLhsfON F,o le-Au fr shg A,=rf, Fortn Il Pm.
Mart ca. shps Jos-ptn.. Crocsr. Lv.rpo0. Hull
Nforsi nsrk scuflsnd k-l.o I.z-frsosI
MOBILE. PEI ls sh. AlFusia- kna-y Boion. e. Loo
Lltn d. 1afss M-rfo, Iser 0sc1a sants- Psn-r Hfer
ofs s-'n. l. etmau. d.
SAVANNAH. Fro lf-Arr sig Olive Brslch. Dss-. Lfsrlqo
ba n Peter p.uU HOY
GtoRGETOwN, ~, fsslf-An brig Gesasr Nforf G., srf
lnu0f d N Nsfsnrss
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shLkN. f.1 lf-tars A. lhronfs Erfl-rt.r. r. srsrf~
BOSTON FeI I--Artrr NseD. N-rrTral b F -t p' Eco
gs sn' Af1t-aus fu NOreara. 1fg Luooa. F-er ADJ i''
Cafa-lss. L-vs Hra.e Aarias
EAsIPOHI re- Han rrss T,psr -ast-. ilf- as, Ar
e1 -f-rstnt Nlors sf. ls brlata- Nt-h~a A-itr-fa
schr Mafafs. Wooster - nrs.
sFAFsg0rr F-h An Mas Rec. M.3ior. Boston.
HIANNfs Fa1 la-f rar te.r. hnFaff if'f- t', tflH
eli s.4 81 1l Is F.. Co. P~t-r.o.. h.star .r Nfurs
GLOUCESTER F-8 l1ir rtng Delhi Hoeeta1 '1r.rsf. tf
lrff srtr Fs-1r Haley I've a,f sf a-1ftt
f.r Taral.sra s.t p f.srtFt tata -la .aH'l1n
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
THY BEsr rrAGAZInE OF TIE DAY.

SARrAlNS UNION MAGAZINE f,r Msr-h -S.xv
10 .co-r6 M-11o,ao Eagrs7ts q. 5se r,@i sasr.rrs Z
ored Fs.hiln Psi. oe.i.- eight other varied lasrs-
The Heron in fr-isni. o. ~ Wlfsn H1F.r. rhe -. -
Ee Frrir~ka sr@nrr. tsrv LIFE n BENJAMIN We. fil.
us.r.efl by Jotr : Hsu. Guido Ssr-Hs hv Ffrh Nsy.
Ar Up-Iosu Cr'is, BY y ?. - The Ind Pa n.si 5y
Mrs p c Kinney u srirrel Pl,iess 1y NJ. Fra1-
go /, Qsgcot sie1s-ei-s Il Elr4fe. ey VI. u hfk-
sri Tn- S11F ~ iae Esrh. by George ~ Boxer. Rosr-
os- or ~ Nh-re - t1p'a l-usra-dl .yC ID W-ey ~
&C. cor'rssf. by Park sen'smir sitrsss 6y isnslls
l. Don-. aa1t Beuey F.res.-e Lecture. 1v George
~ Bellr- ID o. slIt out lh- Moor. hy NJ Oss--
snI.h. lesui a. h-hsuy. By "rs siso1r ~ The Sack
R1e-r. Conc liedl ny Chsres Peterson Tte Moment
0f slsperte. NJ lstfsef By EIs Spros TIE b cso-
rty of Art u lsirsfrdI By Char.es Leland Nv Home,
Iaoras hrsirare- Ile 1rtl ta.1tr '1r hsrcl us
.rsied 1y Prof kh1kis Muse "a ben tlrs.lt 0' hose
who 4re dearest by Nsrni tti9ns, b. Proi Hart
T. The n -naent OF saspen.e = - sudd f page Mero-
tn.o Engraving = Tie Momeu. o. sg'peuse. BY sarta'
% Ca6ine -ri.s iuu page Mezr',ir,o E1grav.rg
Of % - o. ile Waier slr hy sar.sn. afer psauag
m. colorse Fashion Ps.e superb ate he spras
Fsslions ~ 3 engraved snd coored BY " Bernard
grav-g done in 80 -clfey u-w SKYE. hy Dev-re.N
Od Wrecks. aiss Rcsels \ .uperh fl psse tn
barley. 20 iln.raie W Wi,-y'sroyei.
VI A Sal hy Mo1ulgtf n U.op.,. Ergrsvei hy Leslie
TIsyers from an original design by Daley % Assra.e
.vll we.t. sirhplse- The House in ~h.eh B-ri,inln
Wrs vas born draw on N" $40. hy s1a ard engraved
by De7ereuN % Illustrate Prof Hsr's article
VII spunefe'd Meeting Houfe The Springfield Meet,
IND house mentioned n The Life ~ Ncs ihe spot
BY saltan, aud e-grsved by D-yereuX illustrate Prof
Hsrfs article
~ Psyche Sound S,e nhsu-sers Psgche Bound en-
graved bY Gilbert Ghon. from 81 Dagueueoyre taken
orte purpose by Root 20 Illustrate Nr L-sn4s Curque
Y tNlgsn1us Plants Engraved by CrUcme, to Nus
trst- Prot Rh0sdss Flors Cz.erdar
NJ E1togenous pIsris. E1grsvei BY Croome, 10 ilgs
trste Prof Rhoads'. Flora Calendar
MI Asa'ea. The Asslea Indies Bets Nsriegsts besu
lt Engraving, By Gilbert a Ghon, 10 illustrate Prof
Rhoaos's Floral Calendar
Mi Music" When thinking cf hose " ho dearest
The poetry BY Williams. The music T. Nerni -
adspied 10 the piano Tor Ssrlan'. Msaslne bv Mr. {
Cross DEWITT & DAVENPORT.
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