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The weekly Minnesotian., 1852-09-04
w. III. JARVIS,
APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST.

APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST.
II AS received by recent arrivals large
L addition to his previously well selected stock OF
Drugs Chemicals, Perum"ry Essential Oils and Patent
Medicines, at his drug store, Fifth and Jackson
DHYSlCfANS will be supplied, also
1 dealers In Drugs Patent Medicines, good
terms they effect rurclas by sending TO Galena
will sell at Galca prices without the addition Of trans
portaton. JARVIS, Druggist.
T WILL contract for the construction of
l. 300 to 500 drawers; as,, Tor fixtures and
counters. Apply to JiVRIS, Fifth st.
n. B. Terms cash oil the completion of the work.
IRISH MOSS, very superior article,
just received and for sale in the .Multum in Parvo''
Drug store.
CONGRESS WATER-another lot
~ has arrived of the genuine For sale by tn, bottle
dozen. JARVIS, Apoth'y.
.)BBLS. BLUE LICK, fresh from the
JARVIS, Druggist.
DILLS! PILLS! PILLS!!-Wright's
L Indian Vegetable, Brandreth's, Mofa's, Gracfen-
burrh Lee's Cooks, Dr. Jayn, Dir. Soues' PARIS Lie,
Iooprrs Female, Sugar Coat ii, and DIR. Davis Anbill-
ions pisfor sale at the Pat mt Medicine Store, corner
5th and jackson.
ERESH TAMARINDS-A very fine
and delicious article at the Fifth st. DRUG STORE.
THERMOMETERS-From 23O deg.
II down to 40 deg. below Zero-for sale by JARVIS.
DR. GREEN'S Oxygenated Bitters are
~ anever-ialing remedy for Dyspepsia-fr sale by
JARVIS.
pEPSIN, the genuine article, IS cents
per bottle, for sale by JARVIS, Apothecary.
EXTRACT of Bene Plant uueaualed
IL by any other medicine cure of Dysenery and
Diarrhea. MULTCM IN PARvO Drug store.
A YRE'S Cherry Pec:oral, Wistar's
\ Balsam of Wild Cherry, Perry Davis Pain Killer,
ami pure Port Wine juice for iBvalifs; at the
Fifth Street DRUG STORE.
JARVIS Anti-Corrosive Steel Pen Ink,
y for safe Wholesale and retail at the
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, 5;h st.
GOOD Pickles require good Vinegar,
~ Mace, Cloves. Ginger, Aiispce Mustard sc,d, black
pepper um all which can be pu chased low at the
Family Medicine sore, COR. Fifth ani jackson.
TEAS, black or green and mixed, the
choicest lot ever brought to Minnesota from mixed
As per lb to the best Imperial at 20 cts per
h.. For sale at JAW 10 Drug store'
DLASTERS-Poo mans, Jew David's
Badeau,s Daliey's pain Extractor Cauthardine Tis-
suc Consns Salve, Corn past r. all being superior ar
S.s.. 80, r.cr.nn JARVIS.
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All that part of Cass county, living

All that part of Cass county, lying
north Of Long Prairie and the Crow Wing
rivers. is constituted an election precinct !;
the elections to be held at the Chippewa
agency.
All that part of Cass county, lying
south Of Long Prairie and Grow Wing
rivers, is constituted an election pre-
cinct the elections TO be held as hereto
fore at the house of David Olmsted.
The county of Hennepin is constituted
an election precinct; the elections TO be
held at the house of John H. Stevens.
Section 3 of the act of March lst, 1851,
requires that all elections, which may be
held at these precincts, shall be conducted,
and the returns made, as now provided by
law, for the precincts heretofore estab-
lished by the Governor, in unorganized
counties west of the Mississippi river !;
and section 4, chapter 5 of the Revised
Statutes provides that the voters of these
precincts shall have right to elect their
judges of Elections, who shall appoint
their clerks.
ALEX. RAMSEY.
BY the Governor:
ALEXANDER WILKIN,
Secretary.
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SAFE OF THE GLENcoE.-The safe of
the steamer Glencoe, blown overheard at
St. Louis, at the time of the explosion of
that boat last spring, was lately discover
ed in the river by party Of laborers,
nine in number. They dragged it ashore,
agreed to keep it secret, broke it open
and divided the money, about $4,000,
and made of. Four OF them were cap
tured by the police in a field, counting
their spoils, and were arrested for larce-
ny.-Galena .7dr.
WAX SEALs.-The Postmaster Gener-
al again cautions the public against the
use of ardr seals on letters which are ia
be transmitted across the Isthmus, either
to or from the Pacific
% The Postmaster at San Francisco re-
ports, under date 18th July, that "the
Ithenl last mail from New York con-
tanned large number Of letters thus seal
ed, which lowing to the melting of the
wax) it was impossible to separate with
out injury to portion Of them
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Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of the Masonic Lodges of
Minnesota, convened in ST. Paul, Aug.
20, 1852, the following preamble and res
olu,ions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Ii has pleased Almighty God
in the wise dispensation of his govern
ment. to remove from us by death our
worthy brother. James NJ. Goodhue. by
which dispcnsaiion. suddenly and at IA time
when it was but little to be looked for,
this fraternity has been called to mourn
the loss of worthy, upright and de-
serving brother the community faith
full, true and enthusiastic friend, and his
family a kind, generous and afiectionate
husband and father.
And whereas also, The fratcrnal tic
which bound us to our departed brother,
enjoins upon us the pleasing duty Of pub
licly expressing the high regard which
we entertain for the memory Of the dead
and also the deep sympliby which we
feel for his deeply afflicted family
Therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death Of James
NJ. Goodhue, the Masonic Fraternity has
been bcrcft of member whose attach
mcnt to the principles of our ancient in
stitu,ion, whose ability and sincerity in
maintaining and vindica,ing them, have
endcared him to the breasts Of all the
members Of our institution, with whom he
was well and intimately acquainted.
Resolrcd, That the death of our Broth
er will be seriously and deeply felt by
every citizen who is truly Interested in
the welfare of Minnesota, for by his
death our Territory has lost most able
and devoted advocate ;'who has from the
first organic ,tion of our Territorial Gov
ernmcnt to the time of his death, firmly
and with ma>terly ability, advocated those
measures which tended to upbuild the
best interests of our Territory, its pros
perity and happiness.
Resolred, That we tender TO the be.
reaved Widow Of the deceased our deep
est sympathy, yet we are well assured
that the consolations which we can offer
are of Earth, and poorly calculatedto con.
dole wounded spirit in an hour like this
but all that we can do is to commend hel
to the Fatherly care Of him who hath or
dered all things Alright.
CHAS. w. BORUP.
Chairman Com
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By Authority.
MINNESOTA TEnRIToRy-ExEC. pEPARTM'T,
st. Pau, August 30, 1862.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an act TO provide for the establishment
of election precincts in unorganizcd Coun-
ties" approved March, 1852, new cleo
tion precincts are established in the I'M
organized counties of the Territory as
follows, viz:
So much Of the county Of Wabasha,
as lies between the south line of Dakota
county, and line running due west, from
"A point on the Mississippi river, known
as Diamond Buff, is constituted an cleo
,ion precinct, to be designated Olive
Grove precinct; the elections to be held
at the house Of Henry Bailly. So much
of the said county as lies belween,h The last
named line, and line running due west
from point midway in Lake Pepir, is
constituted an election district, to be
known as the Red Wing precinct the
elections to be held at the house Of CAL
vim A. Potter.
So much as lies between the last named
line, and a line running due west from a
place on the Mississippi river, known as
the Grand Encampment," is constituted
precinct TO be known as Wabasha
precinct; the elections to be held as here
tofore at the house Of Augustine Rock.
So much as lies between the last named
line and line running due west from the
foot Of Wabasha Prairie, on the Missis-
sippi river, is constituted an election pre-
cinct, to be known as Rolling Stone pre-
cinct, the elections to be held at the
house of William Haddock.
So much as lies between the last named
line, and line running due west from
the mouth of Pine creek, is constituted {
precinct, to be known as Bunnell's pre-.
cinct the election to be held at the house
of w. B. Bunnell.
So much as lies between the last namec
line, and the Iowa State line, is constituted
precinct, to be known as Wild Cat pre-
cinct the election to be held at the house
! Of Job Brown.
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A Corners inquest is now being held
over one Of the bodies recovered, name
unknown.
The survivors subsequently held a
meeting and strongly condemned the off,
GERS of both vessels, recommending their
arrest, &c.
Later accounts set down the number
lost at about l30-mostly Norwegian
immigrants.
In addition 10 what is published else
where, we have the following in regard
to the sinking of the Lamartine:
Among the freight which formed the
cargo of the steamer Lamartine, sunk on
Sunday night at Portage Island, was a
consignment of 5,06l pigs of lead to
Messrs. E. B. Kilnbell & Co., transferred
to the Lamarline from the Minnesota on
the Lower Rapids. Some 5000 pigs of
this lead are on board the boat. and is,
consequently, mostly under water. The
balance was on board barge which she
had in tow at the time and was not sunk.
We are informed that the lead, and most
probably the greater portion of the grain
on board, was insured. 1t is very sell
dom, indeed, that insurance on lead is
deemed necessary while on its way from
Galena to st. Louis.
The boat was entirely uninsured. She
was owned by the following persons, all
residents of Dubuque, viz: Capt. Samu-
el r. Harlow, John Bell & Co., J. Ii.
Thedings. Edward Langworthy, A. Rich
ardson, Mordecai Mob!ey, each three
sixteenths. Emerson & Shields fifteen,
and Jesse p. Farley twenty sixteenlhs.-
Capt. Harlow thinks she can be raised
with but little difficulty, and intends pro-
curing boat TO go up for the purpose
as soon as possible.-St. Louis Rep.
These "accidents'' never come by
ones or twos. The following was brought
by the same mail:
Reported Expressly for the Gacna Daily Advertiser.
Explosion Of DR.. Franklin No. 2!-Terrible Loss
of Life!
ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.
The steamer DR.. Franklin No. 2, which
left for Louisville on Saturday, collapsed
nflue at Turkey Island, at about o'clock,
killing and wounding several persons.-
The following are dead:
Charles Schwrimcr, Mr.. McMeadcr,
Mr.. Mullen, J. Stestc, James Moreay.
John Brown. John Jones, Charles Will
liams, Patrick Murphy, John Mitchell,
John M. Powell, Mrs. Payne and infant,
James Human and son, Hugh Drum
Patrick Danley, Edward Leding, J. d
Fosjoy, Margaret Schwruli, and several
others, names not known.
M1ssISc.-Robert McMurtry, head
engineer, and Geo Bocher, stryker.
WOUNDED B.pLy.-Mr. Launey and
daughters, b. NJ. Shaplcy and Mr.. Still
well.
All the wounded, capable of being re-
moved, were taken by the Herman and
Selby to Cairo. The Franklin will return
10 this city for repairs.
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Mortgage Sale.
DEFAULT having been made in

DEFAULT having been made in the
- conditions of certain mortgage bearing date the
eleventh cay OF December in the year Of our Lord
thousand eight hundred AMI ffty-ona male Iy Andrew
Shcarcr AMI Theresa Shearer his wife. of the
Rams and Territory of Minnesota, parties first
part u Joseph W. Bab the place. the
oni part and which mortgage duly acknowledged
and recorded in the office Register Deeds
e't;y of Ramsey. Mnn sofa Terrpry the 18th day
December, 4. ~, 1851, at O'clo k, p NJ. In book Of
mortgages 1874, ass, 4S6, and 4S7. Tn" said
mortgage was given TO secure the payment hun red
and fifty doars with interest thereon
day OF January, A. D. 1852, according to the conditions Of
promS>ory note btaring date with mort
gage, which said there Is receipt endorsed
the back thereof Tor the Of 00O dated February
10th, 1852! AMI that the Of hundred and fytwo
dollars AMI thry-nne cents Is claimed to be due upon
the said mortgage at the date of this notice.
THE premises nortgaged TO the said debt e
scribed in the Aforesaid mortgage follows, wit: All
the t"llowng described ppce rarc. land situate
lying and being in the county of Ramsey and Territory Of
Minnesota known AMI designated follows, to wit: Lot
number five (5 In block number in Rice and
lrvine's addition To- the St. Paul. subject the
reservation Of the right of the said Rc, and Irvine ami
Their legal representatives. to convey stream Of water
or spring from. through, or to said lot.
And the said mortgage and note the Goth day
Of March, A. D.. lS52 duly ASSIGNED by the said J. W.
Ra5coCS, the pay"e of thereof, Charles If. Oakrs
which said assignment duly recorded in the ONCE of
Register Of Deeds of the comfy of Ramsey in the Terri
1852, In book If mortgages page 1c2.
Now therefore, suit proceeding having instituted
at law to recover the debt remaining secured by such
mortgage thereof nouice is hereby given that
pur uant to AM by virtue OF power Of sale contained
tlcrcin said morgaged premises will be sold public
auction, at the s'Ccntral House, in the of ST. Paul,
in the said county, the 18Th day October at
Hcloci in the afternoon Of that day.
Dated, September 1st, 1852.
CHAS. II. OAKES, Assignee.
BABCOCK WILKINSON, Aty's. 51tds
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Similar complaints have been received
from other quarters, and particularly from
England, in respect to letters sent sealed
in this manner from California.
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'Multum i'm ParvO.''
NEW DlUG STORE,

Corner Fifth Jackson Sts, opp. Miuneso Office
nR. JARVIS very respectfully solicits
~ from the latlias and gent Saint Pau AMI
vicinity visit to his establishment. We
mrnced Dispensing Apothccary AMI Chem
ist, and from this day forward it shall be highest claim
pubic patronage To merit success only To
the attention and the faithful discharge
professional duties. The cunpouning and dispensing
medicines has been with life iUy. TO the physi-
and t. private families respectfully claim
to Confidence and suppurt-for how much of medi
cal talent BE- brought ear in sick case, boh the skill
tue physician and the kndest attention friends will
be all useless unless the prescription be ia thully
pounded and of pure and effective medicines. These
things pledge lives to the public faithfully to
ply The Important question with Is
..Doctor, what do you carge? To these inquiries
say, .sty u>.' II has became such trick in
trade for advertisers 10 profess prvo md attachment for
the 'nInbe sixpence' and small profits, aud then skin
when they get hold of him, again s'fry
us.' w.H.JARV{S,
July }. tpothrCary and Chemist.
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r HIS Gallery was built expressly for
BEST of Apparatus The light is arranged the most
approved scienhc principles. The proprietor his
best endeavors please those who favor him with their
patronage. All respectfully invited to call and
anime specimens. 49
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ELOUR-200 bbls. extra War Eagle
L Flour for sale by REY FARMER.
= UGAR-2O hhds. sugar-5O bbls.
- clariHrd-Bechers', by REY FARMER.
MOLASSES-l0 bbls., Just received
ltJ and for sale by REY FARMER.
COFFEE-2O sacks Rio Coffee, for
- sale by REY 4 FARMER.
SOAP-50 boxes Palm Soap, Just re-
~ ccived by REY s FARMER.
CANDLES-5O boxes mould candles,
" 50 box,s star candles, by REY FARMER.
T ARDS bb!s. Prime article, received
IL by REY & FARMER.
Ii AMS-2,OOO lbs.-Prime article, for
i sale by REY & FARMER.
SALT-20 sacks G.. A.-l0 do. Dairy,
~ by REY & FARMER.
(~IGARS-2o,OOO Havana Cigars, for
Sale by KEY FARMER.
And general assortment Of Groceries and Provisions
constantly on hand.
August :S, 1852.
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"Indian Compound Astrinsrnt and Tonic.''
THE materials of this medicine are en-
i tirely vegetable, Indigenous to Minnesota, and
known Indians by whom they have been used
time immemoria, with invaTable success.
The Proprietor confidently nd this medicine
To the public, a CERTAIN, SAFE, and PLEASANT
cure for Cholera MOrbus, DiarrhTa. Dy scntery, and
all diseases OF Bowels. 1t affords almost instantane
Gus relief gripngs cramps, and ordinarily
effects complete cure i'll six or eight hours.
To Boanicn. Raftmen. Lumbernicn and all per-
SONS travelling river, this medicine Is invaluable.
Our citizens going below. during the summer months
should not fail to provide themselves with it.
The ape 81 .omk' must OF derive Its repu-
tatin from the testimonials Of those who have made trial
Il.
~ Please read carefully the annexed certificates.
Prepared by f. +. ELY, St. Paul,
And for sale at the Bookstore of LEDUC ROlIRER.
and at W. II. FORBES Minnesota Store, st. Paul. Also,
Minnesota Bookstore, St Anthony, and Churchill
NeIson Saltwater. Also, at the Drug Store Of nchcox
Il AXtell, st. Paul.
~ Price Fifty Cents per Bottlc..sI
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

Aj l. have now in store a complete as
w assortm mt, making stock unusually large,
which Offer purchasers at lowest prices and on best
ternis-amJug which may be found complete assortment
AXES -simmon'. Colin-'. Hunts and others.
ScyTHEs-Walron's grass, grain, hemp and bush, as-
sorted.
scyTuE sNATnEs-Assortcd, all prices, qualities and
kinds.
scvrHE STONES AID RIrLEs-Assorted, ui prices,
quaiitiec o,aa ki.is
FoRKs-Hay and manure, 2, }, and pronged, ass'd.
CHAINs-BrSht OK and log, S-S, l-6 l2 and 5S inch,
assorted.
CmAI>s-Brsh asscrtcd coil, breast and halter,
assorted.
CoLLAns-H,rsc AID lnulc, assorted, (hog and ks
skins.)
HUEs--Car"lia, planters, eyed and handled, ass'd.
RAKEs-IIIy and garden, iron and wood, ass'd.
kNIvEs-TaLc knives and forks, all patterns and Quai.
KNIvEs-Tab: knives and rrks patterns and quail
tiles.
RAzoRs-wa.e & Butchers, Crooks, and Others, assd.
SHEARS AND scIssoRs-Butcher's, Lux'-, great var
ocxs-Mineral knob, assorted; door, patterns
and styles.
LocKs-Pad, chest, trunk, till, plate, assorted.
LATCuES-kn.b, thumb and Others all kinds. ass'd.
BUTTs-reenwood, narrow, broad and Congress, as@d.
BurTs-wrousht, narrow, broad and Congress, as.'i-
ScREws-1-4 to inch wood, New England taper.
BELLs-Ox, horse, COW, hand and sleigh, ass'd.
sorted.
CHIsELs-Framng, socket, frmer, mortice, a.SL.
CURRY CoMBs-Amrcan, new patterns, ASH.
CoCKs-Cock stops, ass'd; brass do ass'd.
FiLEs-Butcher'S celebrated mill, Hat bastard.
FILEs-Round, half round, square fat and aI kinds,
ass'd.
GrSsEDoubc and single barrel, shot and iuck sss'd.
RIFLES AND Observation-Disclosures, cast steel barr, l,
sorted.
GrN BARRELS Assorted; gun trimmings and nnd.ns,,
assorted.
MISUNDERSTANDING, iath, bench and claw, sss'd.
HINGEs-Hpoks and hinges, strap and T, ass'd.
kETTLEs-Brass, tea, preserving, glue, ass'd.
MILLs-Cofce, Parkcr's, Adams' and others, ass'd.
MATToCKS AND PICKs-Ciay and coal, ass'd.
NAILS-Wrought, to 12i; horse, 6 u I2d, ass'J.
PLANEs-Bench and moulding, assd, all kinds, supe-
ror qualities.
pANs--fry, ass'd sauce and preserving, ase'd.
SHovELs-Ames', Rowanps and others; garden, min.
ing and post.
TACKS AND BRADs--Assorted, all sizes and kinds.
AUGURS-BriSh patent concave, and cast steel.
With large Assortment of carpcpero' and backsmhS
TOOLS OF newest patterns and best qualities.
House and Building Uirtware-a large assortment.
Also, proprictors st. Louis Saw and Scale Factory,
where manufacturing largely Of,
SAws-Exua cast steel mill, circular, cross-cut, hand
panel bow, wood and pit saws, various qualities and Of
any kind wanted. Also,
ScALEs-viz platform, 800 lbs to 1900 lbs counter,
hay, -FOUR packing coal and of all kinds and dcsSp
tiUns.
Scales and Saws repaired and made to order.
We are better prepared 10 customers anil pu-
chasers generally before. Our TERMS fs
vorable and prices low the lowest.
CHILD, PRATT h CO.,
117 Main street.
st. Louis, May y, 1852. 3s-7n
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SEA BATHING, HYGEIA Hottie
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

TTNHIS large and magnificent Establishment having
II been recently purchased by the Subscribers, tC
which they have al great expense made extensive
additions and alterations is now open for Visitors.
Surrounded entirely by Salt Water, il affords every
facility for Sea Bathing, and offers great Undue TO
directly the Bay and in view of the Ocean, presents
most magnificent prospect, while the Fort the largest
Military Work in Country, affords to the Visitor
beautiful PrOmenades, and various interest.
There are large and we'll arranged Bath Houses with
Hot and ShOcerBaths open at all times. and fine Surf
for those who prefer the open Sea. The great benefits
resulting from Sea Bathing, and the Sea Breeze, are
becoming daily more known and appreciated.
No place can be more healthy, possess finer CHI
mate than this, through the entire Summer and FdH
Months Fever and Ague, and Bilious Fevers
hrely unknown. Our Drinking Water is not eXcelled
by any, eOen in the yf0untain Region
We have find Band Of Music. and Ball Room
which for be uty and masnifcence is unsurpassed in
our Country, open every evening, Free of Charge.
New and extensive Bowling Alleys, Billiard Saloons,
and Pistol Gallery were erected h e past season.
he Hotel is complete in all its arrangements actiTe
and e1clent Assistants have been procured and ex
ertion will be spared to render it, in all respects, the
couRtry
The Steamers from Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg,
Bat more, Washington, Philadelphia and New York
iand Passengers daily.
Terms. Board. per day. 81 % by the week, at the
rate oil 81 70 per day staying month,
81 so per day. Child en- and Servants half price.
No Charge for Baths, TO Guests OF the House, except
for Warm Baths others than Guests, 25 cents each.
No Charge for Omnibus. No Charge for Porterage.
The Omnibus and Baggage Wagons are always in at
tendance on arrival of the Boats.
Letters for visitors should be addressed to the Hygeia
Hotel.''
J. P. REYNOLDS & CO., Prorrie,ors.
May oath, 1852 ST.
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NEW BOOK s.

Ia
Il IFE and Correspondence of Lord Jeffrey, by L
ICockburn ofthe Judges the Court oi Session
in Scotland.
Annual of Scientific Discovery or Year Book of
Facts in Science and ait for 1852.
The Power of Christian Benevolcnce illustrated In
the Life and Labors OF Mary Lyon.
Austria in lS4S-49, containing full account OF the
Revolution in Hungary and Historical Sketches ot the
Austrian Government and Provinces of the Empire, by
Wm II. Stiles, Late Charge D'Afairs of the u S. at
Court of Vienna.
The Constitutions of the several States of the Union
and United States, including the Declaration OF lnde-
pendence and articles of Confederation.
horseshoe Rob nson, tale of the tory ascendency,
by Jno P. Kennedy, author of the &c Swallow Barn.,
VOL 2 vo., unfor IN with the Swallow Barn.
Courtesy, Manners and Habits, by George Winfred
Hervey.
Works of Daniel Webster, vols
The Works of Stephen DIN, D. D., LID, Late Pre-
and Sketches
Hand Book of the English language, by R. G. Latham
NJ. D F. RS.
Queechy. by The author of the Wide, Wide World.
Pyrmhurst, his Wanderngs and ways OF thinking, by
Donald Mcleod.
Romanism at II ome kirwan's Letters 10 Chief Justice
fancy. Braces Hungary in 1851
Lady PfeIffers voyage round the World.
NoTris's Hand Book for Locomotive Engineers and
Machnsts. Poems by Matilda
Ban Gauthier's Book of Ballads
For sale by
". L. PoMERoY.
Raleigh ". c.. June eth, 1882. 63-