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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31
Vermont Central Railroad.

HOLDERS Of Scrip for the issue Of Vermont Central
Raoad Stock, hereby aosi6eJ that the payments
already made wall unless stock paid
full before the 9Th Of November next.
JOSIAH QUINCY, JR. Treasurer.
Boston. Oct 18th. 1850 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31

ORDINATION. On the 9th Of September. Rev.
Grawn Campbell was ordained to the Office OF
The holy ministry, by the Associate Presbytlry
Of Vermont, and installed Pasl6r OF the Associ-
ate Congregation of Greensboro, VI. The Rev
Thomas Goodwillie presided and preached on
the occasion.
A party of thirteen Fugitive Slaves passed
through Tamaqua, Schuyklll county, last Fri
day en- route for Canada. The next day they
were followed by two Individuals, who, engag-
ing the assistance OF our constable, followed on
in their pursuit. The pursuers succeeded in o.
vertaking the elaves at WILTSHIRE; but owing
to the strong expression of feeling manifested
by the people in tier favor, they were forced
to beat hasty retreat. The constable was in
duced to follow them under the impression that
they were horse thieves, but on learning other
tion.-P hito. Ledger.
In blgany case in Broocklyn, N. Y, Judge
Rockwell decided that man living with wo-
man in a state Of adultery, and calling her his
wife, is for al. legal purposes her husband, and
may not only be ..,ade liable for her debts and
acts, but may be prosecuted if he weds another
during the lifetime Of HIS paramoor.
Premiums awarded at the Third Annual Fla ir
of the .4nwricam instituie.-GoLD MEDALS
Burlington Mill, Burlington. Vt-for the best
fancy Cassimeres. Z. g. T. Fairbanks g. Co.
st. Johnsoury, Vt.-for 30 feet Railroad Scales.
The Central Committee of the National In
s,itute announces, that National vessel will be
commissioned TO convey to London all articles
destined for exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
Shocking .4ceident. Monday df last week,
a beautiful little boy, of MIR. Breckenridge, of
Essex, aged nearly three years, hearing the voice
of his father, who had been absent, fastened to
welcome him, when, just ne had reached the
door, he lost his balance and fell backwards into
a pail Of boiling WATERFALL possible relief was
administered to the poor lutte sufferer, but with
out avail. He survived but nine hours. Bur
hngton Courier.
Killed uhae Robbing Garden.-Mr. Edward
Whldden was killed in Parsonsfield, Me-. on the
18th inst. under peculiar circumstances. He
was in company with another young man, en-
gagged in obtaining fruit from neighbours gar
den, when they were shot at, and he was almost
Instantly killed and the other severely wounded.
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.e@H. Waldstein. 6

THE 0psieiss, beg leave sIsn HE fiss
The Legislature e vsrnonf, and hs public esnes-
al that he again arrived in this place. aod will, whilst
tis sojourn 1T all with bis superior glss
sss BY his peculiar method which will not only suppns
but ameliorats the suffering eyes He Keeps as0
gsusi Of the best Optical nsionsnts.
~ r. 8 n. w. calls the particular stseutioa Of The
psbIe his lately imported Jenny Lid ouissiag Gas-
ses.
His rooms Eastman & Dauforth's Bsok-ssor
Oct 9Th Is5O W.kA
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AMERICAN Woops AND FORESTS, A cores
pondent of the Morning Chronicle makes the
following pertinent suggestion: 1.-THE great and
varied beauty of the leaves Of some of the trees
and plants in America, during the Indian sum.
mer or autumn tamong which The Virginia Cree
per is exceedingly beautifully will, ] hope, in
duee some OF your readers in Washington, New
York, Philadelphia and Boston, to preserve a
quantity in the best possible manner, and have
them mounted into garlands, wreaihs, chaplets
and bouquets, for the exhibition of 1851, as or
naments to adorn the fair SEX"
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS,

DEFAErNRNT ISTEnfoR,
Ofcs Of Indian -9gairs, September Is isS0.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at the once Of
- the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs at Wssbjurtsu
city, until ten O'Clock Saturday. second dav o9 Ne
vember next furnishing the following sadan soods Vi
Class No l.-BLANKErs.
2lo0 pairs point white Mackiusc bianks 10 measure
60 by 70 inches, and weigh eight pounds.
500 a white Asckinac blankets In sns-
ure 81 by 66 inches. and weigh six pounds.
LIS pairs point white Mackn,c BLANKETS To me insure
AZ bv SO inches. aud Weigh i've aud quarter pounds,
$50 pairs 2 point white Naekinac blankets to measure
sc by so inches, and weigh fouTsnd quarter pousds
900 pairs point white Macknac bhnkeIs to ns.sur,
80 by &c inches, and weigh three aad q quarter
pounds.
400 pairs point scarlet Macknlc blankets 10 ssssss
60 by ~ inches, and weigh eight pounds.
800 pairs 2 point scarlet Macxinac blankets nsas-
ure 81 by &c inches, and weigh six psunds.
100 pairs l2 point green Mackinac blankets to msas
ure CO by "a inches, and weigh ten pounds
300 pairs point green sacknac blankets, to msasuro
60 bv ~ inches, and weigh eight pounds
go pair point gieea Mackiaac BLANKETS to mess-
ure 81 by IS inches and weigh six pounds.
100 pairs 2 point gennc LA blue Mackinac blankets
measure 66 by 81 inches, and weigh ten pounds.
400 pairs point geatinell1 blue Maeknac bankes to
measure 60 by - inches. and weigh eight pounds.
800 PAIRS L. point gentnela blue Macknae blankets,
10 measure 81 by 6S inches, and weigh six pouads.
Class No. 2-DRY G0oDs.
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Rutland and Burlington X r. Earnings for
September S2S,750.
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FRO BE cosrsSrD.l

bIfc Innds HAL Hstate. Of Debts, and
General Agency, Dubuque, lows.
THIS Office permanently established or me usnsasuon ="
within legitimate sphere o. an agents dutes wz
all descriptions connected Win me United STATES
Land once or the surveyor generals Office for WISCONSIN and
Purchase sale loan or location Of military land warrants
Purchase. sale lease OF real estate. 4
Payment o on lands OF city lots.
Redemption lands lots from tax SALE
Investigation Of titles, conyeyancng, &c.
societies,
warrants respectfully invited 70 this ehce, a. me sub
Information peculiarly ample, nom
Of Iowa He has been nine years
with tho Dubuque land Office and nearly three years resi-
Of the "Dcs Moincs Valley southern Iowa. as member Of
register for n exhibiting the sold and
public northern Iowa. win be carefully compiled Tor
~ The aicaSe coiecton Of debts win be diligently 70,
and facilities for this will result nom an extensive
acquaintance and favorable location are made
consin, Minnesota Territory.
will be accepted from corporations
sers viii always meet win attention. and INSTRUCTIONS win
: ''' 80 '' CHAs. COOKERY, Notary Public.
JvLY, 1850.
Hon. Geo. Jones, United saies senator Washington city,
Hon x O. Dodge United s,ss SENATOR washington city, D. g.
Hon Lsfs representative Congress- Washington city, D.
Hen w Thonpson Congress- Washington city
Hon Dsnsy, in Congress, Washington city,
D. O., or Cincinnati, Ohio
Thomas w. Clarke, No llal street, New
William Denman ESQ.,, No 70 Chatham street. New York.
sylvester clerk the Patent Oce0 Charesown, New
Mason Curtis and Rankin aiaw, Burlington and
Keckuk, Iowa
Sept 25-1
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrIAoRx, September 26-5 D. M
TNs Tptsfhsr Dsmocrafie Generation Shipysek -yu.
Liwd ~ Bosios-- Corrections The Markets.. &C.
The weather in this sicioi.y CONTINUES almost as ho \.
midsummer, although nearly the close Of the A..
fall month The thermomelsr this morning Stood at 30 ~
gees Ia the shade Notwithstanding there was h,.,
storm Of thunder lightning and rain during the pas, n1
Il Is announced that Hon. Mr. Johnson OF TeAne.ss
win be presen, and address grand eeng Of the demo-
racy tonight in the upper section OF the city
norma was received here this morning Of the loss
sea OF the barque Adelaide, Captain Thurston, om Car
Ohio railroad The captain ard crew carried iun
Buckspori, Maine.
The Havana Opera Company have passed through thi
satisfied with the live hundred tickets taken in advance
our citizens.
The last concert given by Jenny Lind ia New York
70 have been more denely attended than am
thar preceded H. the enthusiasm 10 sos and hear her bea
Nm IN tbe increase She makes her first appearance
Boston tomorrow night where she win be equally well II
ceyed though there no room IN That city capable hold
ius TO- 900 persons The premiums for tickets for the 6n
night in that city average abon ten dollars and hall
eachhe first brought 5000, and the others range from
$25 down TO ~ %
lea n that the rumor with regard Colonel Kane m
tending TO VOTE Mr. Lowe Tor governor is unioundd
He wil however, probably vote for Colonel Turner Et
mayor as for the effort made by that gentleman 10
elect him sheriff
The MARKETs.--In the Baltimore market this mornlnr
there were sales of 100 barrels Howard flour
RI sla; sales Of 500 barrels City Mills ut W u.s. delivered
alongside. No change In grain Whskey, "a cents.
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senator from Ohio. mr. CHAsE,l upon which the yeas
and ma, were demanded.
Mr. DICKINSON suggested that 10 save time. il being
20 late, division would answer the purpose.
Mr. CHASE prefer that the yeas and nays be taken.
The question, being taken, Iesultedyeas2 90 nays IT.
as follows:
YEAS-Measrs Atchison, Bell. Benton, Bright Chase,
Dickinson Dodge OF Iowa, Ewing Gwin, Hale Hamiin'
Jones Norris Sebastian, Seward, Shields, Souie Wales
Walker, and Winshrop-N
NAYs-Msssrs Badger. Clarke. Cooper, Davis Of Misss
slpP Oawson Downs Foote, Houstons Morton, PeaIce,
prai kusk smith, Spruance, Underwood Whi'comp' ana
Yulee--l7.
FRO he coSrrNVxD.l
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
rRIsDAY moRNIrG, SEPT. ~, lsso.

oMr. HssRs M. LEwIs, OF Montgomery, AIsbsns son
srs travelling agent and Tsnnesses By MI B.
B. BRsTT.
phs general travelling agent assisted by Ms Wn H..
wELD, JonH CoLIxs, JAAzs DsssIHs, Kxx wsLLHsros,
T. A. EVANS, JAMS CLARK, and y. Locxs
00M w. JAnrs, No. Harrison street. Cncinnsn, Ohio, "
travelling agent the States BY
r. SMrn,J r. DnSr JAsoE TArLon w. AHnsTRoHs PEHAIs
LocxH, w. RAMSAY, and @. srnHnAs.
00-Receipu from either Of the above will be good.
0yWIuAn GouLpIs Of Richmond Virginia. general agent
for Virginia, assisted by travelling agents h. PuLLrR JAMES
THoaAs
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A correspondent from Fort wanebago writes US Gun
der date Of September io) that "Iudgs Hobart, stern
and intelligent democrat has been nominated a. cand
date to Congress in the district now represented by Gov
ernor Doty. No doubts are entertained a. to Hobars
election NsN #ta 4As s66W Ns@&
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BY GREEN g TAsT at, AuCtiOneers.
FURNITURE, STORE FIXTURES, &C., AT AUCTIoN.-on
Friday 27th shall SELL at the residence Of
OF 4 and Maryland avenue, next
Bridge, 10 O'Clock, good lot OF furniture Ac
4
Mahogany chairs, maple bedsteads
Feather beds and mattress, Venetian blinds
Andirons, shovel, tongs, and Tenders s'
Cooking, air tight, and other stoves @s.
Also, good lot OF store fixtures, such s5
Tea caddics, counter scales and weights
Oil cans, barrels, kegs feed, meal, -four bins, &c.
GREEN b TAsTET,
Sept 25-3 Aucuoneen.
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I'll
In the Senate. yesterday. the following bills were taken
up and passed without debate
bill for the relief OF the legal Representatives OF Gen.
Walter X Armis,ead, late Of the army OF the United
States.
bill for the settlement Of classes OF private land
claims within the limits Of the Baron de Bastrop grant.
and for allowing prescriptions to actual settlers in the
event Of the final adjudication Of the title Of the said De
Bastrop in favor of the United States
Mr. Shields called up the bill granting bounty lands
officers and soldiers who have been engaged in the mill
tary service Of the United States. The bill further
amended. and was then ordered TO be engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Hamlin, the bill making appropria-
tons for lighthouses and other purposes taken up,
slightly amended, and was then ordered to third read
ing.
On motion Of Mr. Bell, the Senaeby vote Of yeas ~,
nays lstook up the bill reported time since by the
select committee on the memorial Of Miss Dix. g making
grants Of public land to the several States Of the Union
for the relief and support Of INDECENT insane persons
The bill supported by Messrs. Badger. Davis OF
Massachusetts Bell, Pearce and Fooe, and was opposed
BY Messrs Davis Of Mississippi Yulee. Chase Atchison,
Benton and Whitcomb. The bill was amended, and Mr.
Benton commenced remarks opposition to the bill
in detail. but yielded the floor 10 Mr. Pearce. whose
motion the bill was postponed Till December next.
The Indian appropriation bill next taken up; and
but little progress had been made when the hour for
taking recess arrived.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate reasssmbled at six o'clock and after the
consideration OF executive business, adjourned
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Of North Carolina, il still confined to his room. and will
not be able to resume his seat during the present session
although we are happy to believe he is not danger.
ously ILL p4a8 Z.
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a. The Society fsr Dsbetss win nasst - Teua-
Hall, This (day evening" u O'Clock, when win be
discussed The question, tie there csnf ground for belief In shoss.
pophscaI drsams succesh rtune- tsng, with
sp1ssv The public ara invited. by order +
0epfN M j. H. a., MccUTCHEN, Secretary.
o. Dsara MsAlsh-A aaed nsedns hoard win b.
hsl1 on Saturday, ssh instant y v o'ciock,pn. s
DAVID osppsrasid. No. I7.--Psnsns edition, pies ias
espsW Z
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Ac.Jusf received bargues syph and
Ida boston, snd schooner Alice, from New ofk part q
supply My stock embraces The most superb
varied sssormsn, of pianos ever offered 20 ,h.
and best New YORK factories. This stock consists o.
6 81 and octsves psno Of me mses qnsy 'ons ana
piano, of cctave witch Mr. Chcksns
Of m class evr nnshed by
destined, account OF lie superiority Tor he n 81 Dos
ton Purchasers selecting personally from
my large assortment Of pianos At factory prices
SECOND pianos taken IN part payment -.
supply Of guitars, Of every psde some ncny nsa
highly onsmenicd. New music received weekly ana SOLD 10
~" 'e " RICHARD DAVIS,
sep, 2o-eoa MAT Int. 4 Alex Gazl Penn sv
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Yesterday the House passed the army appropriation
BILL with few amendments. and then considered in Com
mee Of the Whole the state OF the Union the Sem
ssss amendments to the civil and diplomatic apprcpria
tion bill
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"A country, would give posseson Of large new house 80
order, second house Rom The avenue, on one Of the
rented, which more Than pay ue entire 49,
house, leaving nine with the beet parov for he
mily. His furniture l. all new, purchased o. cash pnes
months since, for which the original bills viii be shown n
furniture may be taken the original credit snn
Of March NEXT Inquire at this once.
ia ~ y
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yylIITAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
6rm TueksD would call tbs attention Of hrs friends
and public generally his stock Of goods now opening which
the importing houses IN
New YORK. by ar The greatest variety and richest style. ever
respectfully and earnestly solicited
70 i've and examine stock before purchssns a. am
confident will be 70 their advantage .
army ana navy prepared 20 execute all kinds q
late resuIsion Al e shortest nc uce and
Al moderate pces warranted both In me cutting snd making de
osrtm~nts. ansifo establishments IN thts country
70 his numerous TRENDS ior mei
ors ana hopes the diligence and
business, 10 merit continuation o. me same.
Al orders promptly executed
aeu2 o.
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Union HOTEL FOR sALE--This property, disas q
u city Of Richmond, within I'VE minus ~
Of the Depots Virginia Central railroad, and The Nnn
railroad, in he vicinity Of the dock, and ~
with James and VIVA canal and me
shipping whsres than any other hotel ~
will be sold the highest bidder, q public suction, on
bu. and spacions being large and commodoly psans
city, and II situated In rapidly Improving nees
very considerable advance IN die value Of properly
pecied tTtfr sSf N#tFN f y. -. !, cu,I
The terms Of win require cssh payment Of o Si
paid months and 81 900 In twelve months nom ms
SALE balance o the puchase money be psd
payments bear Interest from The day Of ae mo
cured BY deed Of trust upon the property. In, J
Also, for sale the time and piacs ana On
proporionas the dwelling house and store se,a
heretofore attached the hotel, aoding gooo oca u
kind Of mercantile business. -...,..nN
The tite TO me above believed 70 be
BY request Of the Bank Of the United e
Sent 31--2awtio Oct &, $1,000 w. GoDDIN, Aucn@~
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New Fall Goods and Fashions.
nUvALL BROTHER, tsIo under Gadshys hotel
desire members of rsngers and
citizens fall and winter goods which are now arriving
and have selected principally IN the best New YORK
They prepared 70 make 70 order In Their Usual style %
see.sce article OF clothing n prices which s compare ~
vorrblv with the qualify purchased here elsewhere
Ao pe Furnishing for gentlemen, such shirts, under
rs sk and wooen csvap stocks umbrellas suspendes hand
fe ssas ~ rs low DUvALL = BROTHER.
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The correspondent OF the New York Globe refers TO
the amendment, made in the Senate, "alowing Thomas
Richie the actual OF the congressional printing, and
ten per cent profit hereupon. The vote stoodyeas 81.
nays 10. Mr. Turney, who has been severely rasped
by Mr. Richie than during the past session,
endeavored defeat this proposition with might and main.
but all to no purpose" We have comments to make
upon the conduct of the senator from Tennessee He is
in the hands Of his people, and to that tribunal we
commit his future fortunes We had hoped that, in
doing simple act OF justice, he would have had mag
nanimity enough to forget his private griefs" The
brightest plume in Mr.. Folks cap his retaining in
foreign mission distinguished gentleman who
sdered as his enemy This act Of magnanimy, opera
ting upon the generous spirit Of his former opponent
wrought so powerfully upon his nature. that, on his
turn to the United States. he buried the tomahawk.
waited upon the President the manner,
and 10 the day Of Mr. Folks death. became his wames,
supporter But Hopkins L. Turney is not such As
Henry A. Wise.
The following letter, addressed to General Foote, has
been handed to us as one Of several of the de-
scripton which have been addressed to that senator
We understand that Noxubee is one OF the largest
slavehoding counties in Mississippi
MACON, Mississippi. Sept II, 1850.
Hon. H. s. FoorEi
sms The undersigned committee Of hundred wings
and democrats appointed at public meeting OF portion
Of the friends Union and Of the %,
held in Macon the 9th instant would In the discharge
OF the grateful duty assigned them cordially invite
you paake with them and your fellow-cxens Of Nox-
ubee Of public dinner such time suit your con.
venience the adjournment Of the present session OF
the ational legislature, which 10 rendered you high
appreciation services during the present session Of
Congress In rolling hack the tide oil unbrdled fsuacism
both the North and the South, and rcscuns the
and the Union far, and hope finally from a..
saus both open and covert avowed and nsidous, which
have been leveed against Il both by open enemies and
pretended friends Hoping you will find y convenient 10
respond armaivcly this Of your fellow citizens
subscribe ourselves, with sentiments OF the highest re-
van nhedieni
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~ DYsR 8 moeUIas, A.et,onesrs.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW RICH ROSEWOOD "a
~ hoeany walnut, and cabinet furnure kc0n Tues
morning october a O'Clock by catalogue we shall .s
18Th street Pennsylvania avenue, ey being determined
nqus branch Of their business in this city, sr entire M
consisting Of 4t
French tete and other s0fhs
Dvans, voiaire, and chairs and rockers with velvet no
reen, silk, dsmask, and hair coverings
French, Gothic, and plain parior and dawingoom chairs
walnut maple, and painted canesen cnai
Wardrobcs, dressing and plain bureans
Enclosed wsshstands, t0iiet tables
Map,e-top centre, SOD, and pier tables
Secretary and book cases, music racks
Corner stands, hat racks, piano stools
Dinins, breakfast and card tables
French bedsteads, truudts bedsteads
High and low pnst bcdssesds, cradles
Writing desks and tsblss, looking gtssses, &c.
Terms $50 and UNDER cash over -, credit o. I've
and satisfactorily cnd0rsed bearing nt&
B.Thc acknowledged reputation Of Bradley Son NJ
faciares IL sufficient Recommendation, without any uhd CO
ment
ready for distribution monday morning next
Sept 27--d DYER McGUikE, Aucuoeees
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CARD.--The rnderisned, having occsdon % pocess 80
n lucky, Ohio, and the northwestern parts OF vmpn
sness, requiring absence Of weeks, WIN -
20 attend personally any business with which
trusted. II persons wish 70 have collections made y ~ 81
OF the country, desire other business 10 be attended
application before l Of October next their orders
lions win receive respectful attention: - 80, svt puSe,
No Todds building, Pennsylvsn"
Sept l7--2t wtlstOct -
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NENERAI vapor Baeh--Adopsed unanimously ~ .' 10
through The strong Recommendation Of IN. srol
States surgeons and eminent physicians, pei
The apparatus fixed portable The position
favorable 70 the debiased, and 10 the ssfe, equal SO
heat. The Applications Mature aiding from the p
antidose sulphur fume las shown In the United es n VI
and slsewhsre,) efficient in diseases called mercun
n rfkined oriental ssesmbah sdn used In Turksy
died BY undersigned, end found 70 b. particua
10 me orrans Of respiration. and nights ". "a
and use furnished Also powerful but safely rsonsap
galvasic and magnetic machine, fos nervous and onss
isms No. - and q residence Of ck Probstsm en- anil
Sept S-eod6 ~ bofU - "A
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Hebrew without Master. BY Wolf 1850. 80 cents .
Practical Horsemanshp. BY Harry Hieover. ! VOL l~
Stephenson on Rsiiwnya vol, 1850 g cents .asx
On Ccnssructiss and kepsrng Roads by H. Law CIV
vol, 1850 81 cents. Ia :
On he Manufseurs oS Bricts and Tss. ny Doss0a a
sfnecr vol, 1850. Many engravinss. Is cents n w.r,s
London--vhst to and how 10 see IL. vol, os' -
cravings. ~ cents. r..,u
Our Tom Cat and his Lives. tale for youth IA
Hand Book Of the Honey Bee, with hints hives tId
Just imported direct from London, BY FRANCk ini
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