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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-10

U AIDES lhocs and saiInr,t
~ SnOTWEGL & CRA BIS.
r ACE and Frinscs. silk aud cotton. at
SHJTWELI. q CIR RABB'S.
( MIX md linen hankcrchieip, at
SS SHOTWELL & GRADES.
TLOTHS and cassimeres, at
SHOTWEIJ. & CRABB'S.
GSLOVES md mits, silk /, kid md cotton, q
an SlIOTWELL GRADES.
nONNETS urd ribbons silk brade, NC, a
ID SHOTWELL & CRADLES.
q AZ OOLEN and cotton hosiery at
Wv SHOTWELL & GRADES.
U1 EADY. made clothing u large stock at
SHOTWELL X URABpS.
EyRENCfI merinos; lhibct cloths, and alpaca
~ nj SUOTWELL IL CRABBs
U TNpER skirts and drawers Mt
4 SHOTW ELL g. CRABBS.
(N0DFlSII at
SlI0TWELEI g. CRABB'S.
NUM shoes mems ladies' and misses at
NT SHOTWELl & CRADB'S.
DLUsII gum and cloth naps,a at
FL t1 SHQTWELL s. CRABB'S.
MAOLLARS, jaconet and sweed edging, at
NJ ~ ,H SnOTWELL & CRABB'S.
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YIN. Ming Micnll.

AEANUFAGPURER OF Saddles. Brides,
4 Hniness and Trunks. of all kinds and
qualities, at tlie old stund, No. 100, Main street,
Wheeling, Va. Carpet aud Saddle Bags. Satth-
els, vahccs, common and plated Carringe and
Buggy Harness, Briggs Patent Forest City Conoh
Wagon and Dri,y Harness OF all kinds, alS ays
on iI',I.ttr and made to order OH libera ttrEs.
oc,2g-lY .ss,eas IN .t,s4srrmsr
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~. q. ~ RCTl iIlI EE.Y.,Ig..'

AUCTION s. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
A ND Dealer in AmericHu, English, frcach,
"A and German Goods. Clocks. Watches and
Jrwolry, ETC., All kinds Of MERCK nndize, Reol
Estite, iIoasehokl Fnrnture sold oD the SnosI
reasonable teIlas. ~
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings
and Wednesday aud Saturday mornings.
ooJ2o,ly . w. :. WlCKUAM.
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Tomb Stones, Monuments, &c.
Ill. ~. Gkes6HECsg.

WT oULD respectfully inform The citizens OF
w Harrson und the adjoining countics
that be has taken the shop fermerly occupied
b VIM. Kennedy, on Main street, Cudiz, o..
where he will be II, all times pr ,pared TO fur.
nish Tomb Stones, Monuments, and in fact ev-
cry thing pertaining to his line of business, on
the most reasonable and accommodating terms
His work shall not be surpassed by any other
shop in the Stale. lie respectfully asks the
public to call and examine his work before pur-
chasing elsewhere a. J. q.
Cadiz, Ohio A pril %, 1882 ly2
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BnYM ER yg OUS E.

BEYNZER Z HOUSE.
EsY JOEsN f.. EEAEzG E3Gs.
lain Street, one square North OF the Suspcn-
son Bridge, Wheeling, Va.
: gNIIiS HOUSE has been thoroughly re fitted
I and supplied with new furniture through.
mt, CiliGcns OF IlPrrisun County visiting
Wheeling will find Il this house every colse-
nicnce necessary to thCir comfort.
The Best of Fare and Low Bills.
There is also connected with the houSea large
and commodious vyiaaOa NarH. aud an ex.
and Western stages cull Mt this house every day
pnssengels. June 2, 52.--IY
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nj ON opening, at the cheap d'y good and
v clothing s9re.the first arrival Of fall and
winter goods, which Tor cheaPness, beauty saaa
durability canIlot be surpassed IN any city of
the Upion. I'D .st @t3 = a.iS
A large and splendid assortment Of Coburge
and french merinoes, gopd and cheap, atg.sl =
uee fe4 las A. =. M0ORE's.
Cadiz, Sep. 22, 1859. 49, sair
A N exta stock OF plain and figured .hlasIk
n. md fancy silks; at A. r. M0ORE'S.
! Sep. ~, 1859. ies i'u saIs3fS8'lg
A beautinr assortment Of Muslin de LaiHs,
IA and oIer fancy and plain drfss goods. at
Sep, "a, 1852 A. IT. M0ORE,S.sI
A N unriyalled assortment OF ClIemisstts,
IN capes collars, undersleeyes, &c.. AZ yaf
Sep. 22, 1855. A. II. MOOREiE.Fla
A FIRST rate lat OF wpoleD and cotton faas
N nels, &C., at A.F M0oRE's.
Sep. 20, Ss22. ,seaa as.ss ssi ~
n ME largest and best stock of plalhss aassi-i
II nets ,peieishans beaver cIathss pllotfelotks
saiinelts, yestiHgs. &esset AT MO0Rfrs asa
Sep 22, ls52, tss fsss @sssss Esls
ESgssssSg sas @
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~ 81. lTAGGART respectfully informs
IS Is lher customers nntt the public generally
tlat they always keep on hand got stock sof
hnts OF their own manufacture, in addition to
which they bave receive very large stock of
hats and caps from the enst, consisting Of hue
mole skin hats OF The fall lafhion, fur and weot
Kossuth hats, y great variety OF silk plush caps,
of tie latest styles ior men and boysalsea great
variety boys and cbildrens cloth caps, which
they willsel at p'ices that cannot fai 10 satt "
thebyern n.aa d. Il J.. TAGGART.
Cadiz, Sep. %, 1859 .-ly.
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NEW CsFNA,

Gla and Queen ware Store,
No. 2S, Monroe STREET, Wheel ING, VIRGINIA.
TilE subscribers respectfully give notice that
il they have imported direct from the manu(ac-
tufers. large aud complete stock Of the rboys
ware. together with an assortment OF Mantle Or
naments and Fancy Guods, some of which are OF
exquisite Taste and beauty. Iron, Stone China,
and Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet
Ware, OF an entre new pattern, Solar and Lard
hamps and Lanterns OF every description. Bri-
tannia Ware Cutlery, sic. We shall 1T all tiues
keep as complete an assortment Of Comtpop Ware
on hand. Tor the city and country trade, as can
be found at any other store in the West, aud by
giving our personal attention to re-pacling the
sine, convince MI who may favor us with their
patr1nags, that they cannot do better at any
cher establishment in the country
HOBBS, BARNES & CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers,
jan7-1 Wheeling, Va.
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John Knote.

rGtADDLE MANUFACTU RER. and dealer in
> Imported aud Domestic SahdIers' fla atdware.
Ilatness Trimmings, lacks. Webs, Hos, Sheep
and Morocco Skins; Patent and Enameled Len
.her lIames, Saddle-rees, etc., at the old stanl,
No l53, Main s., Wheelfng Va. Oct29-v
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Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Man
nfactnru.

a ARON FORMAN hank u for the liberal
"A patronage heretofore extended 10 him, would
anEouncc TO the citizeus OF Harrison, and the ad-
JoinlIg counties, that he is now better prepared
than everlo Manufacture 10 order
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, BUG
GiES, GIGS, SULklES, AND WAGONS
of Il kinds and sizes, which he feels confident
c"nAot be excelled BY any other shop i'll the
country.
Having stock Of ma terial lhat is really un-
surpassed, and lIaving II Iull knowledge Of the
business in all its branches, he respectfully asks
those whp may want any thing in the abnYt line,
10 give him II call.
His Stop is in the rear OF MI Slenlmcns' Black
Smith Shop, and nenr.y opposite The Cadiz Hotel
where be Inuy at all times be found. octst,
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UPWARDS OF OEE HUNDRED TROU-
SAND COPIES

Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few months
For sale by-L Stratton, Cincinnati; Eiunta
& Maddox, Ripley rarker & Hsnile, Urban Z
\ K Waight, Springfield; | SAXON, Canton; n,
Frizel, tieorgetown; VIM Earle, Mrssllon
J Donaldson, Bucyrns; Te:ers Il Co., Mario J
D Lamb, Finday; Nj + Pierec, Section Ten j
Perkins, Athens; l. G nttlI, Coshocton;
sp, ed, Medinu; Brown Morley, Washington
f. Ncwntn, NorwaIk: Miller. MilIersburgt
Burns Roscoe c Pin ChiIlicothe, Ohio.
june %. '52-Iy.
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TaIOMAS G. KOMLEA
Real Estate Apencv.

SCOTT & BINGHAM, as REAL Estate AoENrs
- will give espesial attention TO buying and
selling OF Real Estate, Examinations Of Titles,
Convey yanciag &, &C., on reasonable tenus.
Cnhiz. JnlY 3n-IY
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' 4 VIE snbsclihersnre now opening n SpriJ
a. stock Of Boots AID Hboesin nil tbeir w &
lolore presented in Cadiz, among which may
found the following scasonable goods: IE
Mems Wear. us4
Mems Pegged Welt Boots, fine; sH jt l~a
60 dc Pump do do ee~t ~
do do hall welt do SD
do do hip do do "
Go sewrl doth Congrcs Gnitots, wehs :,
do do do do hali tweits; 70
do do Jtrsey TICS, fne. f-f
9o reggcd fu%p Bt99sqns, first qua Ety,
dc do Kip do p" do do &s
Patent Leat"er Slippers
Grain do do
WOmen'S Wear
Womcn's Light oolored Kid Slipper, T. Round
do Bronze do do dd
do B,Ack KID slippers, first qualily; ~,
do do do do low priced
do do Turn Round Jenny Linds aa
90 Bronze do do w.F
do Light colorcd do '"A
do l;naIneIod leather do 0aaa7ig
10 BACK SILK iaslinS do asa rasg
do Black lasting Cater Boots, v'
do SGo.t Welt Buskins; lt acmr!L
do. Kid do do
do Goat Pcggod Boots, Heels;
do do do do Springs; sit Ea
DO Jenrj Lind Boots; ....
do Polka do
# 5 Kisses Wear. riaamta2as
Misses Ena relied Leather Jenny Lhds; Iag
do Black Kid DO do b,
do BroD elippcd do dc
do Las ng Cater Boota; .s1Rd1a
do Bronze do ,agde, ,-ergzss
do Colorcd Morocco do
With good assortment OF Boy'4 Yonthh asd
children's shoes III OF which we will warrant
to give general satisfaction. Ahsf'sfs"
The Indies will find ut this establishment ii
assortment Of fine shoes not surpassed III I
place. Our assortment will be found eaua to
any 10 the market, and the prices rs low. f7aA
May S. 1852 Il PHILLIPS 81 SON.
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~ II W.
I7"N' TIttTII7' WILLIAM FHILLIFf
q, Phillips and son.

' VIE Fpbeolihers are now opening Spril
a stock Of Boots aId Shoesin nil lbeir va
city, which embraces lnany new sly les not be
lolore presented in Codiz, among which may
found the following scasonabe goods: .A
NF.,,t, ED. ,g
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AeENrs-John Bcall. Cadiz; w. Stinscr. CT
ftrson, New Market, Croskty and Parkei,, WIN.
lee, New Aliens; 1LDmus Green, Frcppor /;
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TuE STORM or SATURDAY. MONT
The rsin storm Of Saturday nigh. last exercised
sslr,sry effect upon the sM'tiry condition Of ,as
City snd, ss far ~ awsgtsasd caaIed very I.t!s dsn-
sas besides ,ae ripping Of Few svnar saa PIE
focIrg Of number OF ,hauues and stables 10 ihs
sots-ern psTt q the City. A. Han!l.oa Ferry the
psassse from. tbs psTcment 70 he gate was inundated
for tine 90 a " n:iSs fordag Necessary to reach ths
bost Il proved Iaconyerent f1r tao LADY ps,seasers
especially, who were gaisa.ed over the rushing Aress
or the backs Of tee bcat hands and omnibus divert
who showed Themselves very accommodating oss
msn, win lady IN charge, accidentally fell dovn o9
be toon suesec6ed In reaskios the pss,msns a. 80
snd sound slmost stio .sted by he moa sna W~''.
IL . lscy vas Ia the ssue six .,,.
Tie 1hird Dissrts Police rep"r M io'o"'ss -
ser5c q tho CONSEQUENCE Of the fnm H..
4 hrw brick building % tbe eo'n;r .. s.rt 80
Bster,,s settled on one de 90 o. 70 % W. pI
larger OF corning Gown. Cags hnvy, Lmse 1890
sent fer the csrpepten and nissocs wno w
TIE a,devsls In Smth.st vasred .aEss.s
uaes nv reasou of budine tnsferis ce'o1 sePs 70 s
aptter vhica forced Tho water ssf sns ~ 49,
vIhe sidevaIks In ,Ciiseoa9 cefsT o.
g,e,Tsvss near Courtsi Iioysss, 0es~eoa uosssxI
Nd pousiasssss.y Coertst, scar peesasss u. zoe
ssSsrsi other places srs rapused damaged 20
as 1sesews, u H.siE0a AZ ps.< shsisay. 1850
w e.u.p'. ssu buildings 10 rseic-t, - tssssa
sxss sad noyssss. ED tas parV ~sa> q ~ ssasn
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ms ,1csDIrD BOSTON OIATOGs. By jaws
s,khsIogiNG syo ~ 0JL Eo'toH 'ahs T. Je"'''
C. S. Francis Go.
A rend.ble book not only for Bo>ton'anS'
to ssoro Of course it has spe,iL interest, bat
C, al the lovers Of biographical ancctote and per-
aa. .oss; The plan Of the works sone Snat
lntsai Embracing brief specimens OF tas orAt1oas
tat have been delivered to ",he solid men o.
Boston from the massacre BY th. British sol
dn March ., l77O, 80 the FOUr.l! OF JAY, 'S'i'
Tea are accompanied with recy sketches o'
a.tses Of their authors, and d proii'sion OF his =
n'rd and social "reminiscences, extending over a
Etaa Of eighty years, forming curious ana
ra,ir. INT mortal Of many OF the Massachusetts,
essiy men Of renown. Dipping into the vo'nsle
MACON we FISH up some c!s'er anecdotes ana
e''aytiors:
fh.-csAI APPEARANCE OF JouN HN>coCA.
,Oxssc ,Sw john Hancock Ia Jane, liss, rola'ss
xsladih9 appearance CT advanced age. He naa
ssS,esss,ld,y and severely ailc,ed SIN the gpuii
~ owsss In part 10 the cuStSu oil drinking
a-a common practice, In high circles, In inoss
~. IA recoleoied e. this t,mc, &C y Hancoek was
,xry ak fectin hight and Of thin psrfon, Stopping
u, and spporcntlJ eniscblsd by disease. lis man
s,ssae very gracious, Of she oidt'yle OF o'gniaet
ss.sszce. his faco bad been very handsome Dress
Gss.ed quite ~ mach 70 10 ornatncnisl ne usoiai'
srsssPen wore Wigs wien abiolJ, ard. commonly,
va acc a. hcInc.. AtIhs line, aaopi hopni hancoe
ca. ,ed Ina rod ydyet CAP, ~ilhin which vas one
"a Saea Tbs la.sog yns tuynot up over me iossef
"" Ae ystss one, two or three iaches.s hs wore
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MCsEUM REoPENING.- T'he

BAkNtM : MIAEt Vi IAfDFENING.-lu e
Museum Itself closed except IN the Sabbath bat
The scenic en'ert1nnsnt tco Lecture Room have
sCspeEded dhrns tue hot weather snt
nence Today, with srsy of sterling Tor the
company s pTofniso sbgndHacs of ths rsit Of
whoe,Ciae and popplS amussmeDt. FeW PLACES sos
collecos o. uldspued alen', and The pfls drsms
o. the UIpbsL's Dres Performed FOR tie list l.me this
e,enire, SUD 70 ls most grpecf otpc ON bsfna0s
Museum beind IN eniefpis-. iad tbs tins
Il BE- trYing y slIIess llsslf
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MAsIYg CuUnr.-,efo, q INDIA LYME
DnsEnrA AND DISCRIMINATING Seal

Icl for fss"", Is now ready containing ted popular end
irsruci.,e s-isies6i PAGES Is cents. ediuos %
he November blnber, Tor 1919, the celebrates
rls ard Ineligible arliee Diaries sad Dyssntsry
row ready Ills rrrnsri sbIe article published ia
rore thsn hundred raas thou the cougty II
will tC peculiarly welcome Il this tune Of distress among
clldl,n. Pnce - cents. IaGnirs for tbs Nov No 1910.
ADRlANcE, SHERMAN L Co No 2 Ast0r House
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tAf.sGi-~fner'
S.TTLTB's CosNOa,u,s.-AI who

ave POT ss'flefs CoEnoranss enthusiastic IN
cr sd ifsto Of the besuties they scOse We esteem
Il szrcesho duty q erect again the attention OF tbs
pubns tDszs hisldy atsrcstins wOrts ~ AZ No sraI
scunt Cf HstIrcl Bd Pratt tosy h. derived from
visit They exhibited a. tIs coraer VI IIrsenths t
ard Broadway.
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CITY ITEMS.

Asu.rNHxr- &C 1nis oar Asp xvEsi,s.
Si.,- G-rJr..-lic Etile's Stra'se~T.
C...l. G.-r.u-Jesltette Add lesnHot. Ra''i fssd..
l. f..,. T. tie -, OIL 81 Beicfm. iae Lat.n Boy.
h..,,,rtnt-n ~. O. ttas'csu Z 4-ictl Fuaf >otiey
Rfrsain't Na.sgL.-Wliis's sersrsfsrsi rsafAfs &
Oro Cv.',t., IiJ,,is. Il zee Cca.e''.
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~ We notice, by m advertisement ia
~, oon o. n AZ Dr. A,glrR ts Dent, has T.tsrned
to IL Cij sud vii .esd - bic patrons a. his rsdsnes.
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NAL PRtCTICE Br Of8HtN fHi -
ci,N-An lqlest vsi held al the house 10 81 hsn'J
:, -, q, the ID " Of Leo slearncs nsgise % Gernt
nv 8 wears OF sse. VITO dis al soor' oslcek On
THURSDAY sTsnins. In eUnss quence q, "" oetevel 2,
mai practice bJ LA Attending payiciAn- y appest5
IL EVIDENCE that about tso wcefs SEC yas oscs-se
v,s ,.ren III and sert Tor German pn}seien nnnei
Frlfz rcsdlns q, No 5 Liberty s., With saon ne aad
tscnre sccSsHted dring Ieesnt yoyase ~ 3, IL. =.
T5pe. Tpis physician said be lad sHt ssoa u ~ ~.
abo that he had yphds which rs en- III. IA, -,
,se surface aad putty Ihs biOo6 Be should gre hn
.,derfc, ,rd MAKE lin sweat; lie accordingly gave
Kim. Gay amer day, Po~aer 70 prSdsee s.rpssnoat;
ysry besyy feather led for eight dayt hs room wa,
sr,irr fhss Tine kspT sosely su' snd us cir va =.
ussh ss posslbie, prsvensed from catering y Tau
q. ns a. however. failed % prodaee iae desired s.ees
d, brsslea Ian o.. Is,ses SsssusssIsss q No.
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q " THE CHILDREN ANNUAL' for
1913 by Mrs CoI,fAS This is by the accomplished
au,horcss ct the Lulu B)oks and other fVorit' ia
venile works Il is flied With chsr.n'Ds stories and
poers OF eins ard selected and taste!ry illustrated
elmo d. 2iC. s RsyLorb
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r " MEYERS UNIvERsUM," No. ,.
coutsins epgrsvitgi of the s;rssburgh Cathedral.
TeLs Chapel, the Palace Of the Legion of Honor in
Parif, end the Ruins Of E,awah the let,erpress de-
icriptops are Rot only appropriate aud copous, but
abound with valuable suggestions on variety OF aci.
dental topics. (Heunsnn Meyer
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r Tie State Hu-ssr>, Co. IT,, %!
New York. went 10 JJsn SnettkHt on tArsf eS,
,,r,;an on Thursd,v The prizes c5nslstei at rIit
watch sold lnc keu silver egps and god PeHeba tsp
Bsche late Comms1der q the com2-ny, vss pre-
artrd with magnificent ssord worth W Ictf 70 q
parry ID attsched 20 the ii.a Regiment OF Nav i1'.
STATE Ailsis.
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~ "E,ELINA," by Miss BURNEr. An
edon Of tbs avorio nGycl ia the days OF grand
mother. is i,sred 10y Harper Brothers, ard Is much
better worth sdoa than many Of the moi-rn f.siHio"
able fCliOrt
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Il "THE QUoRNDoy HOUNDS" by Fl.
w HERBERT, re's,es The adventures of VIrsiniau at
Melon Mowbisy. prsient, l!Tely description Of Eag
Ian rcx.H n,lrg, written need rot say to any who
know The author with overt owing enthusiasm for field
spor' end spirit Of genial hu nor andgood fellowship
o. no. PIP. liz Phil: Ge,z, Buck Co NewYork;
D. VT, s. DaYenpoIt)
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NV Work COMMON PLEAS Special
Ttm- Before se DAILY Ann Miirina LttisQ BY her
aert friend ast J0sspk Lash for divorce on re-
port ~ referee and motion of NJ Van Hsvsnbsrgh,
pls!r,ifs' attorney. Decree Of divorce granted,
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u The GERAL MiLCo, or The Nara
tive Of a Residence In Brazilian Valley by A. II.
nIDDLETowN PAlNE. Tais "a a cross bc,wcen Nun
ttausen ard Robins Crusc. |: hai the sxaggcraon
Of the one whou, the usturaness OF the other. (la
mo Do .Gf Charles Nor,on)
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Er MEMOIRS OF DR.. CHALMERS"
Va ~ completes the highly Interesting biography Of
tfal s,slwan Scotch divine ard truly noIsmnded
iran Demo PIP ga. Harper y Bro,hss)
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"UP-CoUNTRY LETTERS edited BY
Prof B. sweeDess aud psthos abound Ia this atsrsc'
tive volume but both in form and sentiment Ii follows
too closely in the steps of Tx Marvel 10 challenge any
applause on the score of originality demo. PIP 81.
d. Appleton 4 Coz
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~ STUDIES on SLAvfRY, oy JOHN
F,,4ennr Of Louisiana tNstch,y Jackson Warne'.
New,Yoih NEWMAN ! lvison. SO. p2. Oj'l 10
ibis pondorous vc,n,s the author goes Ito sha'faa
deop.o of the stu,cn Of Slavery, deriving Z" arg
mep,s from hsiory ciSles and tao Sculptures Lac
y,ews which have been press n.sd on the other sac y
Clsnnipc P.lcy, Way and AMI BsrneiSf' madeline suf
jet Of speca examination, and no palms are spare -
se their force 10 the progress Of this work VIC
Ind srea, parade Of erndiion- more 1reeN az .o
brew, irdteJ, tlisn sound resscrios-3u' tns SUMO
ia, =, Lisaij surveyed dis ground with ess, ana "a
,,ed 70 the dsus,ia doaot OK bs''ns Pro' ~' tas