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STATE OF THE MARKET.

Honor-Dear and scarce The old stock near
ly exhausted, and the new crop rather unpronlls-
ing
Virue-Few impottations, and that OF native
growth degeneIating.
Honesty-None III the market
Patriotism, first quality-No demand
Patriotism, second quality-Principally bought
up on speculation, at par.
Prudence All held ~ cid stockholders.
Pride-Market glutted.
Politeness-Yery cheap, but the owners ap-
pear very indifferent about the disposal OF IT,
Scandal-None offered at wholesale !; the arti-
ticle is altogether engrossed by hawkors and
pedlars.
Religion-When brought into market it is
generally adulterated. Sales nominal
Love-None offered except for real estate
Talent--A scarce article No credit allowed.
SlnceFity-Oat Of season.
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10 We never like to say man is drunk
unless we have good evidence of the fact-nor
then, If we can help it; but we must concur
with the Boston Herald, in giving ii as our de-
cded conviction that the hero of the following
since a Young married gent " no had just com
menced housekeeping, went towards his house
on Beacon street, and installing his neighbours
door for his own fnmbled away some fifteen OF
twenty minutes, trying to find a hole for his
he couldn't for there happened
to be none in the door IN despair lie finally
exclaimed What-hic-is coming next--some
body has stolen nyJ--hic--heyhole"
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THINK OF IT.-Littie things go a great

THINK OF TT.-Little things go great
way to make life what it is. We ought to study
them more. tia kind word, that costs nothing,
will give pleasure, especially TO those who have
but little, why is it not we'll 10 have a kind
word always ready to be given 1t is an act
of friendship that makes sad heart light for an
hour, why moi be ready, when it is 50 easy, to
scatter pleasure in the path of life! This is
called 'yale OF tears" and so it is, for sin has
blighted flowers and planted thorns; but the
vale would be brighter, and there would be few
ef tears if those who have it in their power to
make others happy without depriving them
selves OF single Joy, would try TO shed bless
lngs about tlleln as they journey towards Heay-
on
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-15

THE BEST BUSINESS. safest and most
reliable business young man can enter, is agri-
culture; good farm, well attended, is an mex
hauslble Store, an endless mine ofwealth from
which the riches of the earth can be profusely
drawn, if the owner will remember that this
can. only be done by the "sweat of his brow"
by honest, diligent labor
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REPUBLICAN VINDICATOR
-~>~~~~~~-~>>>~~ ~~7>~>~>->~~~>>~~~~~~~~~~~
By STEVENSON & GELGER.
TERMS.

TERMS.
The "VINDICATOR''is published weekly,
at 81 year, in advance, or So SO, if payment is
delayed beyond the expiration of that year. No
subscription received for less period than six
months. No paper will be discontinued Except
at the discretion of the editor until all arearages
shall have been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Will be inserted at ST. per square, Of thirteen
lines, less for three Insertions and IS cents for
each continuance. A liberal deduction will be
made to those who advertise by the year.
All letters must be postpaid.
Any person procuring five responsible subscri-
bers, shall have the sixth copy, gratis.
v. B. PALMER, is agent for the "Vindicator'
for the cities Of Philadelphia, New York Boston
GARLAND & THOMPSON are agents Tor the
.Vindicator'' for the city of Baltimore.
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T. N. GREEN.

HAS Just received, to his handsome Stock OF
Ill Dress Goods ;the following desirable styles.
to wit:
Super Pink, Blue and Corn. colored Berages /,
Super Cut, Blue Corn coloIed Berages; Super
Chameleon Chrytaline, very handsome; Super
Printed Foulard Silks; Superior Foulard do;
very handsome; Super Green Mouselaine De-
lanes.
Stanton, April -, $780,
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

1NHE subscriber thankful for the liberal patron.
l. age which has been extended to him hereto
fore, would respectfully inform the public that he
has just returned from the North with a large and
we'll select ted stock of Goods in his ne consisting
in part of the following articles
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
NAIsINs, IN WHOLE, HALF AND QUARTER BOXES !;
Figs, Prunes, Currants, Clifton. Sutana Raisins,
Dates Hard and sa3t shell Almonds, Filberts,
Palm Nuts, Ground Peas, Cocoanuts.
ALSO--Loaf, Puverzed and Brown Sugar,
Coffee. Teas, Mofasses, Salt, Candles, Black
ing, House and Coat Brooms, Jumping Ropes,
Pipes and Stems, Tobacco for chewing and
smoking, Soap for shaving and washing, very
superior article; Pickles, Preserves, Muscat
and Claret Wines, Cordial, Brandy Cherries,
Capers, Olives, Salad Oil, Essence of Lemon,
Peppermint and Cinnamon, Mustard, Sardines,
Saleratus, Ginger, Allspice, Gloves, Cinnamon
Nutmeg, Soda, Alum, Pearlash, Tomato and
Walnut Catsup, Preserved Ginger, Matches,
Buckets, &c., &C.,
Together with lot of fine SEC AIRS, consisting OF
Lafa.mas, Wandering Jews, Escotts, Principe,
Regalias Spanish and half Spanish, together
with stock OF CONTEMPORARIES Of his own
manufacture, all OF which he is determined to sell
as low as they can be bought in this market, either
wholesale or retail Weddings and other Parties
supplied at the shortest notice, and in a manner
warranted to please.
T.. M. CUSHING. Agent.
Staunton, May 20, 1850
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Mr. McMullen of Virginia, (says the Wasl

Mr.. McNullen ofVirginia, Says the Wash
ington correspondent OF a Southern paper,) is a
large full chesed man, about six feet high, with
a broad forehead and good humored face. His
eyes seem full Of fun, and when he tells an an.
ecdote, there is no misunderstanding it. Hi
speaks without notes, depending upon the i'm
pulse of ne moment, and unbuttons the whole
of his vest so as to allow fair play to his lungs
He is farmer, and a self-made man, or rather
a wife-made man /; for when, al the age of 20
he could not tell one letter from the other hi.
fair partner taught him TO read. There's lie
now, worth having!
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Old bachelors do not live as long as other
men. They have nobody to mend their clothes
and darn their stockings. They catch cold, and
there is no nobody TO make them sage tea, con-
sequently they drop off.
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DR.. HAM MILLS
Universal Drawing and Healing
SALVE,

o4A1 163
TNOR the cure of Corns, Tetterworm, Blood biles,
II Flesh Wounds, Bone Felons, Scalds, Old
Sores, Il various other ailments, is the best remedy
for these troublesome complaints, now in use. 1t
Is unnecessary to say anything in recommendation
of this Salve, l will refer the public to the
following certificates of gentlemen well known iu
this community and elsewhere:
To .AH Whom it Muy Concern This is to certify
that have used Z. Hammill's Universal Drawing
and Healing Saye, for Corns and other diseases
and have no hesitation in saying thai believe
1t will cure the worst corns with fair trial.
Staunton, June7. J. ~ WOODWARD.
This is to certify that my wife has used the Uni
tersal Salve for the Tetterworm with success, and
/ cheerfuly recommend it to the public.
B, SLONEKER.
My vile has applied the above Save to Corns
On her feet which had for long time given her
great pain and refused to yield to other remedies
This Salve effected perfect cure in very short
period of time. 7HOS. J. NICHE
have used Hammill's Ointment or Salve, in my
family. 1t surpasses any thing have ever used
for the cure of Corns and Burns, and recommend
it to every family. OWEN C. NORRIS
For sale at ESKRLDGE 8 KINNEY'S, Staun-
ton, Va. June l0-eot6m.
Price 81 per box with directions.
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GRAY Handsome time ago, person who
paid visit to lunatic asylum in the West OF
England said to one of the inmates: HWhy,
Richard, your head is getting gray" I" 1t is OH
ly blossoming tor the next world,o was the
beautiful reply.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-15

A woman offering to sign deed, the Judge
asked her whether her husband compelled her
to sign it? "He compel me p said the lady
''no, nor twenty like him."
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POETRY.
IuAVE SOMETHING SWEET TO TELL
YOU.

BIT THE LATE MRS. oSGoOp.
have something sweet to tell YOU,
But the secret You must keep;
And remember, if it isn't right
am talking in my sleep"
For know am but dreaming,
When think your love is mine
And know that they are but seemings
All the hopes that round me shine.
So remember when tell you
What cannot longer keep;
We are none of US responsible
For what we say in sleep.
My pretty secret IS coming!
Oh, listen with your heart,
And you shall hear it humming
So close twill make you start.
O, shu! your eyes SO earnest,
Or niue will wildly weep;
l love you! adore YOU! but
81 am talking in my sleep!"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-15

There is nothing more universally commend
ed than fine day the reason is, that peo-
pie can commend il without envy.
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70 The man who prepetlated the following
ought to be lynched by an outraged coilinu-
nifty:
"Why is cats tail like the world 2"
'Coz it's FUR to the end"
sspose the cats tail is Singed-how then 2"
''Then faint so FUR ~
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BOOTS AND SHOES.-On hand and for sale
Ed Case Superior Waterproof, (Cork-sole)
Boots, new article. Also, Mems medium and
coarse Boots, in great variety Boys Boots, all
sizes, some very fine; Brogans all sizes and
prices; Children's Shoes, al sizes and qualities;
Gentlemen's, Ladies' and Children's Gum Over
shoes. Call and examine before you buy Old
stand of Cowne & Deakins.
A. ]. DEAKLNS.
Staunton, Nov. le, 1s4si
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NEW CONCERN.
CHEAP! CAEAPER!! CHEhPESTI!I
S HlF F & CO:


rENHE undersigned, recently from Baltimote, beg
i leave to inform the citizens Of Staunton and
the adjacent country, that they have taken the Store
Room two doors above the Store of MIR. j. Brande-
burg and opposite the Virginia Hotel. which is
now open with full and fashionable assortment Of
Gentlemen's
kscaLy-Ngale Clothing,
made up with much care. expressly for this market,
i'll style which will ensure sales, and give salts
faction in every respect Their stock consists of
the following variety, viz:
Extra fine Frock and Dress Goats,
Fancy Sack Goats, Drab, Wellington
Cord, and Cashmerett Coats, etc.,
Black and Fancy cold Pants, cut in the
latest style,
Figured Silk and Satin Vests.
ALSO-A supply of Hats, Caps, Boots,
Handke,chiels, Cravats, Socks, Shirts,
Drawers, Carpet-bags, &c.
The subscribers would respectfully ask the citi-
zens of Staunton and the surrounding country to
give them early call, feeling confident they can
please ALL, in price, style and quality, they
bound to give them BARGAINS.
shift & co.
Staunton, May 20, 1850
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BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,

BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
and although it is not offered as P.4N.4CE.4, it
is abundailtly proven to be a remedy that never
disappoints the hopes OF the victims OF those COM
mon and often fatal diseases known as LIVER COM
PLANT, DYSPEPSIA, AGUE & FEVER DIARRHGA,
DysENTERY BILIOUS AND CRAMP CHoLIc.
In order 10 supply the increasing demand and
to place il within the reach of all per sons the Med
icine is put up in an entirely new moulded Bottle,
with full printed directions accompanying each at
the price OF one dollar per Bottle, OF SIX bol'ies
for five dollars.
PREPARED BY JAMES F. PATTERSON,
And sold, Wholesale and Retail by
ESKRIDGE s. KINNEY, DRuGGIsTSt,'
Stanton, June t0.-ty'
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PATTERSC
aEfgefGfiUe S Tonic C'Oass .,Otsssfs,

MEDICINE " hch has been extensively used
n for more than twenty years past, as the most
safe and eticient leedJ ever presented 10 the pup
lie tnl.a all
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Mexico, May 9Th.

! HAVE just received lot of fine and fresh
Oranges, Lemons, Raisins,
Figs, Currants, Cilron,
Prunes, Cheese, Soda Crackers,
Sardines, Pepper Sauce, SIC.
ALSO
Bbl. fine STRAINED HONEY.
Call and see. G. II. BALL,
Opposite Spectator Office
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JEWELRY! JEWELRY !!
SPRING SUPPLY.

One Door Vest Of NJ. Cushing's.
(NEORGE B. WRIGHT has just returned from
" Philadelphia with his Spring Stock of
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california Life Risks,
taken a, lower rate. than by any other company

The business OF thrtfnmpnny " IN lie conduct.
ed upon the lnisT Stuck and npon the MUTUAL
principal at the option of the insured thus meet.
ing the wants and circumstances Of the public
more fully, IL ia believed, iLan surely mutua
companies can do.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay 80 = per cent less for insurance than the
ratcs 81 the bet organized mutual Companies
or wall receive whntis equivalent, to % - per
cent. per annum, in dividend profits 'paid in adj
vance, Instead OF receiving an uncertain amount
Al the end Of each year IN script certificates re-
icemablc On certain contingencies. white at the
same time the annual cash payments are incteas.
81 hy the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount Of the premium.
On tn, Mutual principle, this COMPANY rro.
pose to insure Mt the usual rates Of mutualC ON
pahics. dividing the net earnings each year Civ.
ing script certificates redcemnble after Mutual
lusurauceFund ofTwoHundred thousand Dol
lars is accumulated and charging "a commission
for conducting that part Of the busir esscp al,
lent to only about Que half the expenses Of the
Company, securing (osscs being cquaD larger
YEARLY dividend to the Mutuai insurers besides
giving the members lien upon .. joint Stock
Capital Of One Huudr Il Thousnnd Duliars, q
lnrg: Jo'nt stock Reserve Fund, which will b,
pledged As security for payment of lossns. IN
addition to The usual Capital and Reserve Fund
10 mutual Companies.
This company is not only ono Of the mos,
prosperous hut also one of the very best in tn,
country.--UdrifoJd Doiiy Courier
No Company in the Union. has had such
run ofbusine.s' as this company since its organ
iZatiuu.
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Titcomb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

By the d" Of ihis Hive, Bees err proiec
trd through our severe winters, on sccounl
81 lhr even temperature Of the ar thin It,
and IT'S peculiar srrsBg.n.e nj for ven ilslion
that not swarm has besn los, from the ma .
ny hive. usrd ~ihrn the three years past -
II " complete protector against the al
seks a neishborIng bees, bee moths, &c .,
and shsrds peculiar iseih,.es for Replacing
Old brood c"n,s, BY pss en-s. II - L aeauaI.
"a ~ stock hive, svsrms ISSUING from II
ifotn iso To thtsr weels earlier than from
sHy o,ii~r hive. The ssrpl1s honey !. rrsd..
u abiAaErd from At, an pare STATE, without
,n.ating the bees. IN eprrs Of suitable ssse 10,
fsmay use or the market;
IhD Hive 70 eans;isstrd on philosophical
saa srsen,stsc piiBeipirs, aud needs only y,
he ss- q to ,nsais Ills pss by lhos~ who arr
seqos'sies Nth ths instincts aud natural
habits q the hsnry bee.
= n. WARD, winassr, VT 10 ages, 70.
tls tsis Of Cosn,y, Tosn, snd individual
rights.
HIVE may t< seen at Mr. A.ro. B.r.es
q HSnsns ar
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AANAyNN.
Sox uSkTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WOULD ,aiotin h,s friends aud customer.
ihs, b, has removed his establishment 81 The
hu'idng ivt,a-iiy "crp'ed by \ Dyer a
60 IS St"fr. where may b~ found good
s,-.'tiz.. N, Of sc.ds ii the laic., aud mo.,
fs.traHshis styles, consisting Of German
ff"Adcioths, lSs<skins, Cass',nrfrs, Sest,ny,
and tssl"' Tsimssin.s, ell Of winch lac Of.
'''' for ssis a. smsli siSanc- from COS,
GeetlssHsn Wishing Ia gc' sut would do
well 10 cals. All gnsa,cnt' warranted 10 SUIT
o. ia sale. bs 70 also ready 10 Wat on h,.
customers - herstotorc. Gstuicnts Of all
Arnd. tnsde 10 ssdef, in a. good style and
SotA msash,p - ~ aay city Cutting done
Ga other. nske up. lie has also rccr,v.ai
tie hepor, cfrssision for the Fail and WIN.
rt.a l-ts,-sl. totf
ka,!snt, OFT iGsh, 1850
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Men fOI California

are almost universally in.uring in thi.Company
because terms are 80 reasonable.
HEADS OF FAMILIES are anriou us to insure in
this Comnany,--a safe Institution.
SAtAS'Ep MES, arc ensuring in this company
by score.
Hard rorkIne men, invest in this company be-
cause they regard it rs the beat of.arings banks
tolay up their earnings in fer their wives and
children.
Cdpatn lists invest with this company by .ak -
Ing out policies for life, because they regard it
as good as money Mt l2to 90 per rent interest.
company because, just as they do every thing
in Hartford, when they meet with Losses, they
pay "ur" at once.
Feb. 10 5tf
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES

PoR TuE nkNovAL AND PERMANENT crRg OF ALL rm-
kAsss ARisiso rnos An ,Mryak sTAIs or rns
BLOOD on aaBir or TIM sYSrEM, VIZ
ScroFuia or ktnss Eri, RhtLmai,.p,. Obs'iNafe
Cninneous Ernp,ons, Pi~piss or F"aniss on The
Worm Ta'isy. Scaid H,nd cement ant
Pa,a cfihe Bones and Joints S,ubbo,n Ulc,,s
SyphMhc Synpoms, Srirfici or Lumt0xo aud
Dsrdses nyisiHP from q on. uss NJ Sft,eu
~ Ascifes or Dfopsy, Erposurs or Imprndt nee IN
lar Also rhronic com,nfns.ona! D.ser,rs.
he vau. Of this preparation Is nov widely known
ant! every day the tcl Of ts usefulness IL extending
It Is approved and hishly recommended by Physi
clans, and IL admitted to be tho mos, powerful and
srHrchnp preparation from tho root 'hst has ever
bean employed IN medical practice The unlottu
nate victim of hereditary disease with swollen Glands
contracted s,nrws aud bones hall carloUs has Tee
restored 10 health and vigor. The .croiu Gus pat-n,
covered with ulcers oslhso'a- To himself and 10 his
dlt.ndauis, has been made whole. Hundred, 81 per
SONS, who had croancd hopeirssy for year, under
Gu. ine0us aud glaniutar dI-nfdrts chronic rheuIia
item, aud May Other Complaints sptioging from
derane"ment ct the secrstiyr organs aud the crCua
on haze bsen raised a' IT were from the rack Of dis
ease aud now with regenerat~d constitutions Gladly
te.t't TO The efficacy OF this esimabe pregnant ION
The io',nwing cctiifcSte from Col. Samuel q THy
Tor, gentleman oi high standing and rx sHsve &C
pua,uis0c" through the southern STATES and Isirl,
spp'intnd coos'll TO New Grenada, eommends itself
u she auenton Of all,
New York. January . Is4a.
Msssts u. l. y Sands -Gentirm.u-l Having
u.ed and witnessed the effects NJ your vsiusele men
ar,tiun of sarsapariIa on different persons n vIti
Gus pans "l w" r"uth-fn rnu'ffys VIZ " virginia
L'r,sIt"a, Iers', and MrN,co | feel much peArur.
IN stating the nigh opinion entertained Of liz rr-at
medicinal valhc. In my ava case II cd snIu.t ~
ehsrr removing speedily the enefvaed sts,. uftbe
Ay'eni aud exciting ia the most a:fe. able mau
a tonic aud lnSisuraliuF Influence
Your HHsapar'lia is highly approved aud extern
sireS used by the United states army IN New Ne,.
lc", AMI nay Cousin, Gen Zachary Taylor mas f. {
the past hsr years been ~ the hsh Of using it, and
recommends the same he and adopted the su,cle
nj ie SAM time, aud II is n.idcrel an almost
indispensable fe'Iuisite 10 the army. H. conclusion
! would s'y, that the better II Is known the more
highly II - pr,z-d, ID trust that It's health res
toflng virtues slIl nasr 1t rcncr.lly snown thfa.
out the length and breadth ~ our widely exiended
eouGiy. Yours very respectfully.
q rASiDP
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EHraa from Lsf',,
10 thoM Just Married. -" Had | Known

DIN mAohlInu nsd snn~n oo q"
private Medical Companion sms year. .xo io-
much misery might have escaped lave suffered
years rem es%'e' Sn.n yo' pom, on. )" your '".;
fourd my case treated o. trust every iemsr -ls
avail herself OF the 'niormsiDn s"aAned IN It's r--~"
Letter. m, daily received Of this cbs,se,., urns
;e.ary To present
>" use ~. ah h.,.,i "" ~
Iuruning the responsibilities sttendsn, aism A. tho
importance Of being possessed % the 'e'e'sto'' roo
S,,n,. h",,i,,...f asn 49,, he sn,,.g,,st
Il TO- u eoor-e, imprRctf ABIDE to oo"'ey Hps iaHy
ne various saeIeoi' re.th o., us! =" va
,smplsting marriars no,rher Is i, nsrc,.ary. .in,.
1t Is every une duty 10 bcoon. possessed u sno~s
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UPPER LAKES. LAKE ONTARIO OR
RIVER ST. LA WRENEE,

over one hundred feet in length. fitted up with
special reference to the comfortable accommo.
dat'"n Of passengers, and arc conn anded ty
men OF long experience, who will see that pas.
s"ngers have every attention paid them
antilles emigrating west will, by calling on
the snbscriber be ADVISED Of the most direct and
c"capcst route, and he enabled to procure tick.
els Tor any OF rhe Weslern ports st the low est
pnrs,he rates For further information call on
the subsc iiber at the Railroad Once Whitehall.
WIN. ~ STEVENS, Agent.
For tickets, apply L" ID. following persons:
WIN " Stevens, on board Chsmpiain Steamers
\ Reed, do do.
VIM. Gandall, Whitehall.
Whitehall, April 10. 1850 .3It
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
pustisHra sr
ERASTUS II PDASB 4 CO.
81 sTArEsrRLEr ALBANY.

Il oBtNsoNS ASTRONOMY, de~nti,ve, physr
~ cat and pr.ciie,i jesignrJ icr college,, sc.de
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trssr Pt'fss-"t m Mathematics u Navy, and su.
q hct Of .otiusn.'. Alsrbrs, Philosophy, Ae, Ae.i
| vol
gu8iNsoN's ASTRONOMY for school. and
,csde-"s. descriptive, theors cal, and phy.iosi
EoBiNsoS's ALGEBRA. iot college,. academies
,nd Ir,tis .iu,t"is ! vol $40
koBiN>oN> ELEMENTARY ALGERIA, de.
sifDrd as titst LessoAs in I nat scienoe. i2r".
ROBiNsuNs GEOMETRY, containing Ueome
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RoBiS,oN'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. with
tesults and applications, sehoois academies, &c
i2n,a
PRACTICAL ELncUrloN, containing iilu.tr.
i,ons OF ,hr principles OF Reading and Publir >pak
iug slr' selection Of the best pieces irom ano ieni
aud nodlfn sutliots accompanied BY Explanatory
Notes. The Whole adapted IL the purposss OF ini-
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