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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
Fer she Cure Of

trHN .N
AMONG The numerous discoveries Science has
made in this gen eration TO facilitate the business
OF llfe-increass its enjoy ment, and even prolong
the term OF huinan existence. none Gun b. named
of more real value tc mankind, than this contfi.
button of Chemistry to The Healing Art. "A vas
trial Of its virtues throughout this broid country,
has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or
combination Of medicines yet known, can SO sure
y control and cure the numerous varieties of pulls
lnlonary disease. which have hitherto swept from
oar midst thousands and thousands every wear.
indeed, there is now abundant reason to believe
a Remedy has at length been found which cau
be rehed on TO cure the most dangerous affections
of the Lungs. Our space here will hot permit us
to publish any proportion ofthe cures affected by
its use, bat we would present the following opin-
ions of eminent men, and refer further inquiry to
the circular which The Agent below NAMED, will.
always be pleased to furnish free, whereinarelul
particulars. mud indisrutAble proof OF these facts:
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF AMHERST
COLLEGE, THE CELEBRATED
PROFESSOR ~HiICiCOCK
"James e.. Ayer-Sir: | hive used your CHA
RY PEcToRAL III my own case of deep seated Brun-
chitis, and am snds6ed from its Cheinical consti-
tuition, that il is M nd irable com,,o1nd ior the
relief Of laryngial and bronchial difieulties. II
my opinion US to its superior character ctn be OF
any service, you are ut liberty 10 use il as yot may
think proper. ED. HITCHCOCK. LED.
From The widely celebrated M
PROFESSOR SlLLtllAN, M. D., l.. L. D.,
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, MINER
OLOGY. NC. YALE COLLEGE, A
MEMBER OF THE LIT, HIST,
NED, PHIL, AND SClEN.
TIFiC SOCIETIES OF
AMERICA AND EU- +
a IN ROPE. M
81 deem the CaxRR r PscroRAI. an adnirab bic
composition fromlSon,e 81 tie hest articles iii The
Nnterit Medica. and u very effective remedy fof
the cirss ofhiseaso II il Intended 10 care
New Haven, g., Nov. |, 1919.
MAJOR PArr1soN, President az the. s.. G.. Senate,
states that be. has Raed the CHRRRT PEcToRAI with
wontIe rfll SUCCESS 10 cure an inflammation of ihe
lungs,
FROM ONE OF THE FIRST PHYSICIANS
s.a..fa IN MAINE. #.
SAco, Me-, April 26, 1919.
DIR. j. g Aver, Loaell--D.arSir / am nov
constantly usiug your CRrRay PncToRAL inImy
practice. and prefer II to amy other medicine fol
pulmonary ,omplaints. From observation ofnta,
ny severe cases, am CONVINCED that II will curs
\ Conghs, Cohis. and diseas SEES Of the Lungs. thal
have phi 10 defiance al otherYemcJiess
invariably recommend It's nsc in cases Of Con,
stimption, md consider il much the herr retned,
known for Ihat disg use. Respectfully yours,
s. CUsHMAN, M. -.
Prepared and sold By
JAMES {. AFER,
X F%racsichI Chemia. Lowell Nav.
AasETs LAMiBeaM Il Epux, Cmiixs w. vii.
Hams, Uhrichsyille It's Hening. Ste ih.nsilIe
land BY Dfasgiaf sshgfsllg tbfoughesstke sAste'
~ octf- Ssao ss# ERs agF
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CONSUMPTION!
CLARK TowAsilf, brown CO., Ohio,
Eabrua~v 1nth 1871

tbNhbtt %SAFN -
JolN d. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio. General
| w estern Agent for DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry-Dear Sir 20 family are predis posed
to that terrible disease Consumption-Iny faiher
and sister having lied of that disease. | have
also been predispOsed to Consumption, and about
three wears since | WAS completely Frustrated by
liz, aud FOR weeks my lie was dis,air.d OF My
oh ys icia .1sand my friends all considered my case
as hopcle ss, and requested me TO prepare fUr
death, tor avery few days at most would close
my life. 10 alleviate my paroxisms ofcoughiug,
which were Intensely tortnFing. and to assist my
cxpec loration which almost sHlotEered me, my
|friends bought ne one bottle of Mr.. WistaI's
Balsnm of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me II few drops at It time, as MY coughing spells
came on, and from the first | expo rieaced relief
and obtained little uTrinterruP ted sleep, whici.
refreshed nc very much. From, this zine ! began
to gain strength, and 10 improve rapidly and af'
ter II lew DAYS | was enn1ltd to take the Balsam
OF Wild Cherry regularly ard in full doses. My
appetite and my digestion became goo and to
the aston shment ufall that anew me, | recover
ed. Itis TO DR.. Wisiar's Balsasn Of Wild Cherry.
and thntalone, under the blessin Q ofProyidcnce,
that I owe nay recovery. My henlih IS snow good
every vestage OF that alarming con o. alnt, Con
sumption, that had tor years attack. d rue like 3
horrible incubus, has been erudicateG f.om my
system, and l do most earnestly entreat AL tha
are in the least predisposed to Consumptioln Il
make immediate trial Of lIr. WisIn''s Balsam o
Wild Cherry. for | have full fllth in its restoring
them to health. Truly yours.
gsI.8D2# IF JOHN BROOKS.
IMPoRTANTC AuT,oK.-Rewnrr af IL basc conn.
terfeit oi Nistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. signed
by enc WIN. Spear, who, in ordertopalm his vile
limitation upon the public has obtained Il fac
smile Of our hOttle, and copied our IaheLuf di-
~rccti0ns vcrbaturn, substituting his name fol
That nG Henry Wistar NJ IL which 10 f,tnd ,,
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gVNTEHAVE just opened the largest, cheapest
IN and most beautiful stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods ever offered 10 oul customers. Let
body come and see for themselves. We
charge nothing for showing goods.
octS WEIGH & PHILLIPS.
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FOUR ACRES, and situated 3 miles southeast
of Uhrichsvillc. There is4on said4premises, 100
acres ~eleareris and under n spod state Of ~cultivn.
ton, [having Produced S4G6 nett. profit tie last
year. a Dwelling House, a good Fmme Barn,
well covered WITH Pine humber, a small orchard,
and Il number OF never falling Springs. There is
on the premises Limestone, and abundance OF
Coal. 1t is we'll adapted to the raising ofStock
or Grain,iand being situated in a very healthy
locality, and contiguous to both Mini and MIR
ket, renders 1t the most valuable Of any SIMILAR
property now nrered in this section ofthe coun-
try. 81. $500 h
TERMs-Sl200in advance ;lhe bala nee in year
ly pm ments with interest, s'4hiA.
Oct ut. a'aI JOHN PARKER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fancy Stoves.

lust R~ECEiVED--A small lot ofthe %prettiesl
- STOVES ever brought to Cahiz. Cali and
see them. They are going off fast.
octl AARON UOT'T.
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Cincinnati Market---Oct. 6.
Flour-selling at 3, 15@3,18.
Lard 9@1o.
Groceries--Sugar 81. Molasses 33@4O,
Y. II. Tea 35.
Mess Pork $500.
Hams 8, Shoulders 8. Sides Z.
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EyDr. Aydelott, of Cincinnati, who
lately withdrew from the Episcopal Church
has united with the New School Presbyteri
ans.
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Cadiz Market---Octoher s.

New York Market---Oct. 6.
Flour-Ipdiana $685. 81; Ohio 4,o6@
4,13.
Grain-Wheat; Michigan 81, Ohio l,o1.
Rye 70. Corn; mixed $1,000, round So.
Pork-New mess 15,00@15,95.
Lard-94.
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Allegheny Cattle Market--oct. g

Beeyes-sold at 2 to 81 gross equal to
4@7.
Cows and Calves--The average price is
Si5,oo@$25,oo % head. according to the
quality,
Sheep and Lambs-1,1 /, 5o@175 % head.
HoSs-seDing at 4 to Al live weight.
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Nails---To close Consignment.

DUGGY.-A new and very pretty iron sxled
I'D Buggy. for sail low by
ANGLIA j. .P.E WG0DS
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CADIz HIGH SCHOOL.

Winter Session of the Female Depart
went of this Institution will commence on
MONDAY, The Twenty. screnM Day Of October,
next, under the charge Of Miss E. L. THOMPSON,
distinction will be given IN all the branches
usually taught in the highest grade Of Female
INSTITUTIONS in the country,
The terms Gor Tuition will be from three ia
six dollars pei quarter, depending on the branches
taught.
Miss lHoMrsoN aat,ers herself that she will be
able, rom her experience in teaching, and by hel
assiduous and constant attention, TO give entire
satisfaction to all those who may cntrust the men.
tai aaG alotAl ~eultNte Of their daughters TO her
care.
Those residing in the country. who nre desi.
rons to avail themselves Of her instruction, Can
obtain boarding. on moderate terms, in respect
able private families in town. t.-
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Readingo Photography. Penuu,nship, Elements
Of a Arithmetic. History OF the URited States. Ge-
Ography and Defining. 5000 $500
English Grammar, The Rudimcnts of Botany
and Philosophy, the Histories Of England and
France, BibIicnI Antiquities, and Watts OH tha
Mind. 4 ,UO
Natural Philosophy. Physiology. Political
EcUnumy, Botany Chemistry Ancient aud Mod
ern History, Ancient Geography. Sell knowledge
and Philosophy Of Natural History, : SIS, 90
Algehra. Geometry, Geology, Astronomy. Log
ic, Rhetoric, Mental and Moral Philosophy. Eie-
menls OF Criticism and Buffers Analogy, $500
In copnec ton with the above bran8bes LESSONS
in the Biblp aud Composition by nli the c~lasses.
l.. F. THOMPSON, Principal.
The undersign d, who were lately present at
the examination OF the pupils OF Miss TiIoarsuN's
School. at the close other Sumner Session. take
pleasure in saying that it Sns such. in their Opin-
ion. as to reject much credit, both upon the PIN
cifal md her pupils. ,s1a1' q +,
The exaaiRation, in all the classes, was ex-
oeedingiy thorough, and gave evidence, MS well
by the industry and rapid advancement OF the
scholars, MS by the fidelity md ability with
which Miss F4oHPsoN mad discharged her duty
us u teacher. ~ q. DEWEY a
a r. LYONS.
Cadiz, Sept. 2ath, 1851. octs-tf
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Coal Wanted.

We will take coal al this office In pay fol
subscription. Also Produce Of all kinds
Money viii not be refused.
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New Philadelphia & Canal Dover

MONDAY, October6.
Flour, 2,e5: Wheat So: Corn S3: Oats
10: Flaxseed vi: Corn Meal 3T4: Pork
% so@3.5o: Hams 8: Shoulders IT,
Sides 8.
&aSesM gBk
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Urichsville Market.---Oct. 6.
Wheat 81. Corn SO. Oats l8. Flag
seed 80. Flour 3,25. Hams 8. Shout
ders 7. Sides 8. Potatoes 81. Wool
30@45.
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Steubenville Market--Oct. 6.

Steubenville Market--Oct. 6.
Flour is selling at W, $685. " Dbl by
the wagon load.
Wheat is selling at Soc 70 bush.
Oats 25c % bushel.
N, Q. Molasses sells at SIZE; s, House
I45@49c.
Sugar is selling at 7cin hhds II in bbls,
Sales Of Coffee at 10c 10 fb in bags.
Tea is selling at 4o@70 W ib.
Six twist Tobacco is selling at 40; FIVE
plug 25@35c.
Window Glass.-8xl0 at $3, $500; 10
by IL at 4@4,50; Okla at $751; 24130 at
Si5 % box; intermediate sizes at correspon.
ding rates.
Wheeling Market---Octoher 8.
Flour commands s@3,12.
Wheat 55c.
Oats 20 cents % bushel.
Sugar ,64@7. Molasses, 35@37. Cof-
fee, 10c.
Bacon-Shoulders 7@7A: Hams, s@lo,
Sides 8t@9.
Potatoes 45@50.
Fresh Butter in market. 1905.
Ct L FH
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Baltimore Market---Oct. 6.

Flour-selling at 3.81@3,87
Bacon-Shoulders, 81 sides 9@lo4, hams
IL.
Mess Pork-16,87. Mess Beef, 1850,
Wool-common 16@19.
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Cadiz Temple Of Honor, No. Sc:
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall adj
joining The Market House.
Regular degree meetings on the first Monday
in every month. s
Cadiz Lodge, No. 1870, I. o. o. F.
Meets every FRIDAY EVENING. at 7 O'Clock
in the Hall, adjoining The Market House.
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PENNSYLVANIA

The aeturns from Pennsylvania assure us
that the whole democratic State ticket is
elected by a large majority.
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Goods by Express.
& q III M'TADDEN.

AVE received this day, 3 pieces Persian de
Laines, beautiful goods Tor ladies' dresses
= pieces black Silks; 20 pieces iall style Bonnet
Ribbons. Also | cnse new style Prints { all oil
which will be ,tnn on nj u small advance. y
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

- THE subscriber offers at SSsSSaESA.
q sssG&HM Private Sale his valuable SaRsar5s
fssssH&S FARM. compris 4ngs ONE GpNE2S
Gafs5ENaA HUNDRED EIFTY
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ICADIz BUSINESS
Eyes Right---and Dress!

TAKE this opportunity of saying TO the citi-
gems Of this and the adjoining counties, tina
| am receiving 4 splendid New STock Of FALL
AND WINTER DRY GOODS, the ~pretiiest and
best ever brought TO this part Of the country,
Mhicl, will sell as low as any who sell Goods
in this part Of tho country CT cap for cnsh. My
motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits"
My Stock consists Of super French Meriuoes,
Silks and Sauns, Cloths. CassimcrCs, sattinets.
Tweeds. Pcrsians, Delains, Alpaccas. Coburgs-
Laces, Chemisetts, hest Frenel-wnFk Caprs aud
Collars, Flannels. md every vafietv in the Dry
Goods line. Also. all kinds oil CLOTHING, put
up by ourselves, and made by one ofthe best
Tailots in the Western country. a.
Call and see for yonrselvcs.-nt Snyder & NJ
Cormick's old stand. Cadiz. No Itnubug az my
store. [sept24l A. F. MOORE.
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the YiorIk oF oUAsKgKY. he, ~ he me-
'scriptions contained in this book, any one lin I
cure himself without hinufaHce ID husiilefs, 81 lie
knowledge Of the most intimate ffielfd ,daNa with
one. tenth the usual expense. III addiliou 10 he
general routine ot private disease. ii fuily Tx
plains the cause of manhoodl . epFly decline. aith
Observations on marriage--besides many other
dernrgemen's which il would not be pf0peG 10
Q aumerate in the public prints.
Any person sending 15 CENTS encI0sedin a
letter, wiilteoeite t.ne cory bIthisb body BIZ anil.
or 1--we copies will We sent for Que dollar. Address
Dr.: WA. Young No. l53. Sprnre strert.
Philadelphia. Poet. nnst " EssIa1@
DIR YOUNG can be ceDsalted en- ssa,.oE tie
diseases described il bis different publications.
|atlis Office, l52. SprucrstFcet, eyrfy Dill ~ Nren.
and 3o'elock- l,Sundays r~xaeped.A np23vEy
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Philadelphia Market---Oct. 6.
Flour-a good quality 3,75@3,874.
Grain-Wheat 80@92. Corn So. Oats
50.
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wv " VIZ no ~ - NA
= ME ~preitiest aud cheapest stock Of Men and
IL Boys Cnpsin town. Just recciyeS by
oet6 M L lla IA. ~ MOORE. y
TUST received II second supply Of Fail rid
81 Winter Goods. Call and see then. sse
oct8 AT. MOORE.
A FEW pieces OF beautiful Ribbon rcc'd by
IN octS h a. r.. MOORE.
TaoMAs JonEs. EpwAap Rorrn.
JONES Il ROPER,
Fashionable BGr6ers aud Hair Dressers
xXT0ULD respectfully announce TO the cir
wv zens o fCadiz that they have taken the shop
recently occupied by Lot Willis. on Market street
directly opposite the Hardware store. They re.
specially nsk the public to give them n call.
All who have boards TO cut or hair to crop,
Just cnn on us, ut our new shop. "
Al noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that You can stayj
But give us time. dear sir, to rest 4
Upon that day that God has blessed.
Our room is neat, or towels clean, sf9 4
Onr scissors sbarp, and taxofs keen, = ~ y
And everything we think you'll fnd.p8 "
TO euit the taste and please the niind,
And then we move our hands ns true.a n,
M IA nny barber Ger eau do.
With rarid touch we smooth the face. n
"a And dEess the hair with equal grace, Na
And allihat hfl and skill can do.1NxN~
Yonr money viii procure fer ypu sstssly
~ N en- nHEIfLAANF "F SAT
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ENRESiI TEAS. prime Ris Coffee, prime Rlaa
Il del and Indigo; crashed and loaf Sngafsi a
6nII supply Just received and for Fatc By
sep3 =. a. ii. aMaFADDENG /
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S. & Il. M,FADDEN

- PIECES black silk, sal tablet Tor dresses, Man
. tiIlas and Visetts, nst fsteiseda at sl sS2
sep3 5 II H.. M'FADDENias
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per yqrd-wortir seeing. Gallon & sEe8
mnyf-tf ia &eena
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DATENT MEDfcI&ss. dlasgs SAsisif ~
L sale by fjuue4I J.iReAL1a
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IL supply on hand aud forFalc cheIp 81
june4 j. BE6Its
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We..are indebted to a friend, just returned
from Wheeling, for the following telegraph
ic dispatches, received at that place up to
Thursday evening.
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NLOUK by the barrel. Tor sa;e hy
iva SHOTWkLIs & CRARR-
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TDTRIMMlNGS iHr dressss. Of lairaykss1s
j. very pretty article. for sale hy
may2l SHorwELE 4 cEABB.
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' ME p~rettiest and cheapest stock Of Men and
IL Boys Capsin town, just received by
Oet6 98ia IA. T.. MOORE. y
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n ~" M M -""|"" nm" :" D.hNAII INV FlNG,
or None are genuine unless put up in large
square bottles, containing a quart, and name OF
the Syrup blown in this glass, with the written
signature of ST. Bennett on the outside wrapper.
OF Price 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for IS
Sold by ]. d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance on Walnut street-to whom al orders
must be addressed.
AGENTs--Joh Beall, and MiBean e. Knox,
Cadiz; IIogs Il Parrish, Mnorefeld; John Hogg,
Mt. Pleasnnt; J. Crunbaciler a. Son, Wheeling;
T. S. ~Ilening. StCubenville, iyl6-ly
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
80 UKsELR

IE
BY MEANS Or The Pocket
Esculapius, or, EseEs elpae,
His own lhysician! being
the ThtrtieM edition. WITH
upwaHle eta hundred eakfa.
wings. showing private die
enaes IN every shape hnd
form. and sta llaEnpaiens III
the Generatiye, systems,
WIlS. YOUNG, hf. Vi.
The true hasnow anived.
that persons suffering lroa.
secret discusses, need ID fsable
aLHUntHA fH NAk HfHf .L-
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A FEW barrels MACKEREI far sale nv.
~ iy2 SIIuTWELL & CRABB.
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eADIz BUSINESS

HARDWARE. Cutlery = good s,neksleTRi
- the people. re the .'People.k Store. 81
may7.tf WoopS coixt1.|
The republic., 1851-09-02

| $50 feet, board measure, best quality 4 inch
red elm plank, inches wide
4 500 feet board measure, best quality / inch
red elm plank, inches wide
$3.50 feet, board measure, best quality Il inch
red elm plank, 10 inches wide
1900 feet, board measure, best quality inch
red elm plank, u inches wide
$500 feet, board measure, best quality q inch
red elm plank, l6 inches wide
1000 feet, board measure, best quality lnch
red elm plank, Is inches wide.
II, 500 feet, per M feet, board measure All TO be
clear of centre pith, wane, rot, splits
shakes, yellow and other stains, and TO be
sawed to full and even thicknesses
5000 feet cypress boards, / inch thick, to be from
20 to 80 feet long, and from to IL inches
wide, per Nj feet, board measure
1000 feet cedar boards 5 to 25 feet long, to IL
inches wide, and s of an inch thick, per M
feet, board measure.
CLASS No. 5.-BIack Spruce SpGrs.
90 black spruce piece spars, 40 feet long and 10
inches diameter in the middle, clear of bark each
so black spruce piece spars, AZ feet long and
inches diameter in the middle, clear ofbark each
The whole to have the bark on, and to be fresh
and sound
The republic., 1851-09-02

taken in this city for years, bat their cost
has denied them anything like a general circua-
ton. Their value, however, 10 fully appreciated
by the whole profession, who, we have no doubt,
will hasten TO avail themselves of the opportunity
Of possessing themselves of the republication of
Messrs Little & Brown, which can be had at lees
than fifth the expense of the original works.
From the Boston Courier
The enterprising publishers have here presented
to the legal profession, we Judge, long felt
desiderattinn-a prompt, cheap, and comprehensive
series of reports of all the decisions of all the Eng
lish courts The series commences with the cases
of the November term, 1850; and we observe in ths
first number decisions pronounced in Westminster
Hall on the 30th January, 1851. This is unparal-
leled despatch in the history Of legal reporting.
Westminster is here brought two years nearer to
us than our own court house. The style in which
the work is issued reflects great credit upon the
publishers, editors, and all connected with 1t.
The page ia large, fair, white, and readable. The
table of cases and index seem to be prepared with
much care and diligence The former strikes Us as
executed on very useful plan, referring not only
to the case and page of the volume, but containing
also short abstract of the subject Of each case.
referring to American decisions, and still more to
the value of the work. The publication ia to be
continued in monthly parts or numbers, making
each year six large octave volumes, for the remark
ably low price of $40 per annum. We trust both
editors and publishers will receive ample remuner-
alton for the service they here doing the legal
profession.
Such publication, we think, cannot fail to be
useful TO the profession and profitable to the pub
ishers.--P Philadelphia Legal Inteiigencer.
May