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NAs4YIH's WRouGHTIRo> Gr>.----Thc
Manchester (Eug) Guardian says We un-
derstand that the first oi the two gigantic
pieces Of artillery To- be made at the Fridge
water Foundry Is how nearly forged, bat
how long the succeeding operations of turn
ing and boring may take, and the gun be
ready for shipment to the Bil,ir-ior that
we believe is Its d,>tluatilu--is more than
we or any one, We Presume, can tell At all
events, 1t cannot be practically tested this
year. The mass of iron, composed ol small
: slabs, welded tugethcr.hy tho tour-tou steam
hammer, IA at Irerrnt huge shapoiess
lump, apparently slme or ~ feet long,
| by 3 or feet in dim,t'r. rue process
OF forging presents grand sight the rnor-
nous mass of w'hto-hot iron h,iug turned
and shifted under the hammer With as much
/ case aud dextcritya it it we're a common axle
tree. Indeed, the whole apparatus-the
hammer, the hydraulic crane, &c.-is
quite triumph of mcch,uiral skin aud
genius. Several OF the hliis are npW really,
They weigh u liule molr ttln hdi ton,
and are Of an ohlatc >pher,i shalr, cut
at one end--in fact, not unlike the cJ.niAon
MIME ball, Should the gun answer, its
power and range must necessarily make
great havoc when directed against stone
] iortliications,
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sHERIFF.s SALE.

1 he Knox County
Bank of Mount Yer In RicH. %. Com. Pleas
non " ana alias II Ia vs. De
VS. PENDANTS directed t the
William L. Strong etal Sheriff of Ashland Co.
PURSUANT to tbs command an alias fl. ia
l. issued in the above case from the Court of
Common Pleas ofRichland Co. and State of Ohio
to me directed, l will expose to public saleat the
door of the Court House in the Town of Ashland
Ashland County Ohio,
On Friday 3lth dag Of AuguSt 1855.
between the hours often o'clock A. M. and four
o'clock p. II. ofsaid day all the right title and
intrest OfHannah L Strong being her life estate
in the following described real estate to wit {:
The west half of the south cast quarter of section
No. /, in township No. Nineteen, and of Range
No I6, estimated to contain eighty acres more or
less. AIsoa certain piece or parcel of land con-
tanning thirty acres, being partofthe North west
quarter OF section No. /, township No. 10, and of
Range No.16, being the same thirty acres piece
or parcel ofland of which Able Strong at the
time ofhis death was seized and possessed Of
Boath of said tracts of land above described is
situate at or near the town of LoudonYille in
sgid Ashland County Ohio, and the thirty acre
traetis situate on both sides Of the Black fork
of the Moheean Greek. l will also at the same
time and place expose to public sale the midi
vided one fourth of said two tracts of Land above
described asrthe interest of William l.. Strong
in said retd estate, subject to the hfe estate of
said Hannah L. Strong. Terms Of SHE Cash.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
July 18th, 1855 6tsf
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CONN ERS'
e. STATES TYPE FOUNDRY,
Nos. 20, 81, and SO Beekmaa ST., N. y.
To Printers and Publishers,


To and Publishers.
"HE undersigned beg leave to inform the
Trade that they have this day issued their
New Quarto Specimen, and that It is now
ready for delivery to their old patrons, as well
as to those who patronize their Foundry In
it will be found a New Series of Scotch Cut
Faces.
The Fancy Type Department exhibits an I'M
surpassable variety ofbeautiful styles, select
ed from France, Germany and England.
The Scrips and Bordering are now for the
first time PRESENTED to the Printing public, and
are the produetionsof the best American and
European; Artists .
An entire New Series ofGerman Faces both
for Newspaper and job Printing, of 4 very SUI
perior style, is now nearly com pleted and
ready for sale. The Metal from which tn g
Type is made will be found peculiarly adapted
to the severe usage OF Machine Press Printing.
They beg to return thanks fer past favors,
and 10 solicit a continuance. Their well
known liberal manner of doing business, for
the past thirty years, is a guarantee to new pa
trons,o of their dispositions and ability not to
allow themselves to be surpassed for fair deal
ing, whether orders are by letter or ether
wise.
n. B.-PIopsioteys o. Newspapers are re
quested to insert the above three.tImcs. pre-
vided they trade out three times The amornt
of their respective bills in materials OF our
manufacture, and forward us one copy of the
paper containing the advertisement.
JAMES CoNSER s. Scrss.
inns. 1S;,a moo 3w
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NOTICE.

Ann B0wmaSf0r prr,r.ox 70, Dro,or
solomon Bowmas-cr.
TNHE SAID DEFENDANT IS HEREBY
notified, that Ann Bowmaster the Plain
Tiff filed a Petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, of the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, on.the third day of March a. u. 1855,
against the said Solomon Bowmaster. The
said Petition sets forth, among other things,
that the Plaintiff and Defendant We're lawfully
married about the month of April, A. ID. 1876,
and that they lived together as husband and
wife, until the month of February, a. D. 1852,
at which time the Defendant left his home, and
his said wife, without any Just cause, and that
he has fronItliat time, and still continues 10 re-
main wilfuliy absent from his family, and that
said Defendant has been wilfully absent for
more than three years. The said Petition also
,ats forth, and charges, that the Defendant has
lr@eR guilty of adultery with one Charlotte
ID 1s5I and 1850, and also that he was gull
y or ad itery with divers other persons during
the time he live I with the PaintiT,7 and with
cat the knowledge Of the Plaintiff; and also,
tnat he has been guilty of other crimes and
Iai51eheanors, and the pxRyer and object of
Petition, is, that the HSAiage contract ex-
between the parties, be dissolved and
set aside and that the said Plaintiff may have
reasonable aIimony out of the estate and prop
erty of said Defendant, and that she be restored
TO the name of Ann RodOcker, the name she
bore before her marriage to said Defendant,
and to all the rights and privileges she enjoy
ed before her said marriage.
ANN .BOWMASTER,
FrLToH &>McccNps, Pet'rs Atty's.
JUNO 26, 1855. 56w.
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MISCELLANEOUS
w PREMIUMS


A WARDED at the late Crystal Palace ex-
IA hibitioni in New York 10 the
oldest Type Foundry in America!
established by Binny & Ronaldson IN 1896, on
the base of Sowers' Germantown Foundry of
1889.
The long experience ofthc several proprie~
tors of the PHILADELPBtA TYPE FouN-
DRY enables L.. Johnson & Co. TO offer the
largest variety of
PRINTING TYPES,
and all the appurtenances of a Printing Cflce,
to be found in any establishment; in the Uni
ted States, and of a quality, too, which is
deemed to be unrivallcd. The composition of
the metal used is calculated 10 afford the great
est durability; while the scruphious care exer>
cised IL the fitting up of the Type is such as
10 insure accuracy md squarencss OF BODY &c
Our facilities are so extensive as to enable as
in detail with the COST of all materials re-
gun ed for a Newspaper Office
PLAIN OR FANCY TYPES.
Foundry only, Scripts, Flowers. Borders, Cuts.
Brass or Metal nG!Ss, Laoor-Saving Rules,
Brass Braces, Brass Circles and OvaIs, &c.
Presses of all descriptions, and all sorts of
Printing Materials, (most of which are made
by u.s. Will be furnished at Manufacturers
Prices.
Printing Ink, of all varieties and colors,
Varnishes. Bro: yes, &c. We are agents for
the Inks, &C OF the most celebrated american
and Eng ish Manufacturers, which we self at
the lowest TENS.
Stereotyping or Eiectrotyping of Books,
Wood Cuts, Jobs. sc.
Type used in stereotypipg for sale at reduced
prices.
Wood CuIs designed and engraved in the
finest style of Art
Our Minion Specimen Book 1.-THE first of its
class in the country, and original in its con-
ception and getting up,) will be sent to all
printers that have not received it, who will
iIrect how it may he transmitted to them.
- Newspaper Printers who publish this
advertisement entire, Including this notice.
-hree times before September lst, 1855, and
END to US a copy of the paper containing 1t,
will be allowed their bill on purchasing arti-
of our manufacture to four times Its
mount.
L. JOHNSON &iCO.
No. 6 Samson St., near Hall of Independence,
Phiia. [june 1865 NOE 3w
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Our Estimate of the Wheat
lnaf Crop.

Some tire or fonr weeks ago, we pull
lished an estimate of the wheat crop i'll
; 3mestlof the states, THIS year, compared
with the census oftS50. 1t was copied
qnite extensively, and its fairness geTsr-
ally ecncurred in The Editor OF the
louisville Journal for some reason dis
sentcd aud copied, what it terms, a more
correct estimate from the New York
Herald. Ia this article, the Re/uM es
Inmates the present crop at one hundred
aud sixty-eight aud a half millions bush
els, which is sixty-cight millions bushels
more than the crop was in lS49. accord>
ing to the census returns. According
TO tie HtlaIa'S ratio of increase, the crop
of wheat, in the United States i'll 1859
viii be two hundred and ninety million
bushels, AID in 1870, it will have reach
ed nearly Sccen hundred maEioHS Gash-
eS, The census returns of 1910, gives
S4,S23,2z2 bushels as the wheat crop OF
the United States, in the previous year,
showing that the increase during ten
years from 1859 to le49, was oGiy about
fifteen millions bushels, according 10 the
1X1dZI$ statistics the increase, Isl the
following len years, namely from ie49
TO 1855 will d. O1se AA7dreI and Z ghty
nine ntiHioMs IuSheis. Further conI-
meat is unnecessary, 10 this ooanecfijn
for the purpose of correcting a mistake
the editor of the Louisville JournaI has
fallen into. We will state that the
comm ercial ed tor of the Gin ci.uati Ga
Sazke, is no: tn cd.sor o. III. Cincinnati
Price csfzTcUI.
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California Items.

We lave u full 6les to the 30ch ult
of the San Francisco SnH, from which
we make a few extracts:
TnE SAe RAMENTo GOLD DIGGINcs.-
1 Considerable excitement still cont nucs
to exist at Sacramento, OH the site Of
tie recently discovered gold digg;rgs.
The L1sion thus describes what took
place on Wednesday: GA Frcnchman
got out a few pans of dirt which aver
aged twenty-five cents to the pan. Being
dissatisfied with this yield, he welt
about one hundred yards below where
the other miners were working, and dis
covered in the bank a number of holes
resembling muskrat holes. A string
protruding from one of the holes al
tracing his attention, he seized upon it,
and after a hard tug, succeeded in draw
ing out a leather bag, about six inches
long. Here was a prize! The bag was
eagerly opened, and found to contain q
gold pencil, a poleemau's steel whistle,
and a piece OF paper inscribed 'B. S.
Horton. White Rock, Ell Dorado Coun
ty.' He says this was the extent Of
his prospecting for the day"
The GULPINAs CLAIM-PREsUmPT1oN
OF FoRGEKy.-Before the Board Of
United States Land Commissioners yes
tcrIay, in this case, the claim of ii e
Lucos for a tract Of fifty or sixty
leagues in Sonoma County, soMe inter
esting testimony was taken by the Gov
ernmeEt in relation to the charge Of
forgery and ~Presumptive of the fact
that the tract was public land up to the
dateSof the American occupation of the
couutry.
APPLYING THE TEsr.-The Demo
cratic State Convention seems deter
to make the candidates before
them for nomination expose their hands,
by taking Il pledge that they are not in
any way eohnected wuha secret poll
teal organization known as and gener-
ally called the Know-NotLings. The
sstne test administered elsea here has
otcas.oncd considerable fut,ering.
More MURI ER.-David G. Goodwin,
a miner, was murdered a week or two
since by his partner, Alexander Hig-
gins, near Slasta. Higgins, alias VIII
IIaIns, had served as Il bartender for
and had also, at one time,
49, III IN ShiPAOS " ~ Al" ASSASi
as a cook. He was at one time convic-
ted in Sacramento of stealing money,
sd properly r",is!,, i.
TIE WALKING MAx.-Eworth, the
PEDESTRIAN. is still on the plank. His
even hundreth mile was completed on
Wednesday night at ten O'Clock. Should
lis feet prove successful, it viii not be
'cmP!etcd before Sunday, the 9Th Of
uly.
PAYIxG FOR THE SFoRr.-"Yankee
Sullivan" amused himself at Sacramclr-
u. on Wednesday las, By discharging
pistol in the air, in front of the Or
cans Hotel, for which little bit of
the Recorder charged him
wenty Eve dollars.
DEATu.oF AFlREMAN.-Mr. A. 4.
stevens. a member Of the Howard En-
inc Company, died on yesterday morn
of consumption. The flags at tie
everal engine houses were at half-mast
lurirg lie day, OIL lie goth june.
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Position of the Ohio Know Moth
iu9S.

The Cleveland Express of Wcdnes-
day morning has the following:
Let us show beyond cavil to all hon
est Americans that the American party
rs no wise bound blythe action of tEel3th
of Jelly Convention. We quote from
the official Digest of the proceedings
of the State Council of Ohio, at It's late
session in the city of Cleveland June
5th:
A motion was made to proceed to
nominate candidates for the different
Offices, in accordance with the plan laid
down By the Executive Council varf
Gus substitutes and amendment were
offered, aud the following finally passed:
.Resolvcd, That whilst we wish it dis
. tinctIy understood that we do not intend
thereby to commit ourselves ITO the sup
port of any ticket for State officers,
which may have been, or may hereafter
- be nominated by those not identified
with this organization-we will not take
any steps at this tinse to make nomina-
tons.
ResolUea, That all certificates and
statements of votes, already had orheFe-
after TO be had, by Sub-Council !; be
handed over to the Executive Council
and by them kept, without opening, un-
til the first Tuesday in August, 9TH
when they shaH make such onm
datiobs as to nominations, or calling this
body together, as shall seem best and
ia the meantime. no member Of tbs Or
der shall be prechwIcd from taking part
IN anyPubLic STATE contention.
RcSolccd, That. hereafter, when the
Executive Council shall deem the nom-
ina ion of a State ticket necessary or
s-adyisable, they shall call a mass or del
egate convention of the le5al voters of
Ohio, who subscribe to the principles
this day adopted, to put such ticket in
q nomination.
The same paper says:
a YoKD.-We wish TO make ore
suggestion TO those who 60 to the Con-
vcbtion on the 9th. Let it be under
stood that the Platform adopted here in
June, is to remain as the Platform of
the party. 1t is all right, and needs no
tiukeriug. With candidates who advo-
cate its principles we can 60 to the pco-
pie with confidence.
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TYPE F0uEnRY
AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE


SN ILLIAM HAGAR, ia & Co, Successors
wv to w. & II. Hagar, M. IS Gold Street,
NcN York.
The suH<crihrr having purchased the entire
interest o. y. & II HAGiR IA the Type Foun-
Try .brsiGcSs, her toi"te conducted by them,
are nov PREPARED TO II ] all orders fer TYPE
AND PRINTING MAI ERALS with which
they may be favored. HIving been connect
ed w:;h the late establishment for nearly
twelve Vears, :"c EIva 40 hasItlHcy in saying
that the celebrity rrjoyeI Ey it, both in point
Of IN Itcr.ai and manufacture, will be fully
maiEtIincd by us, aad, having ample facilities.
their late Pa:rons, and The trade generally may
expect to receive orders with the same accu-
racy aHd- dispatch.
Attention is called to the entirely new edi-
ton OF rrr Specimen Book. which is now rea-
dy far delivery. copies IL which will be fur
nishri gratis - I'll i.ersons wishing to purchase
tyne. Persons out OF TIE CITY will please di-
rect how it may be sent. Additions viii con-
stantiy be made to the already large and varied
assortment to be found there, OF such novel
ties as may appear, and specimen sheets for
warded to all who receive our book.
A flu ] assortment of ali kinds of Printing
Materials wIlI always lie kept on hand. Md
chine and Hand Presses, hGGB'S', and all other
KINDS Of Presses, will be furnished at shCr
notice and at manufacturers prices.
Our attention. has been called to the adver-
iisemcRcs otseVeral other founders who claim
to have become acquainted with a peculiar
secret for the preparation of their materials,
which enables them to cast type to last one
third longer than that furnished by any other
founder. We assure the trade thot there is no
secret in the combination or metal with which
We arc not fully acqua uted, and, If required,
We vi C'erlntec a:?t.?c caru:sLel by US to
last rs long, with the s1me use, as that iur.
inshtd by any Htacr establishment in the coun-
ry.
N-Pu't'i h.rs of Ne vs?a ;ers, who will in.
sert this advertisement th4Cc times, with this
note, and forward US a paper containing the
same, will be paid In printing materials by
purchasing tour times the amount OF their bill
lnr the ad Yertieen,enf-
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NOTICE.

Elizabeth Boyd &
Thomas Boyd by their
Guardian John c. Boyd,
William Mccormick,
Mary A. Mccormick,
Sarah PIummer, d
George Plurnmer, In fh@ Court of Com
againts f'Aon FfHs Of Ash
William buchanan, land County, Ohio.
Dayil Buchanan,
Perry buchanan,
Cummings Buchanan, TTHEa above named
Robert buchanan, ( Defendants will
John BuchaIsan, take notice that. on
the clevor'h day Ct July, 1855, the Plaintiffs
filed IN said Court a Petition against them, the
Defendants, the object and prayer of which Is,
TO recover possession ofthe following real prop
2rty, to wit: the North West Quarter @ dissection
ten, IN Township twenty-three, of Range if
teen, IN the District of land subject to sale at
Wooster, Ohio, and being in the County aud
State aforesaid, Also to recover 5000 as the
rents and profits Of said property, and $1,000
damages for the detention thereof. And the
Defendants are farther notified that unless they
appear answer or Scmur TO said Petition on or
before the 18Th day Of Sc TENDER next, iudg-
ment will be taken against them by Def.ndants
Dated July lI.Ic55.
BRINKERHOFF d GEDDES
d CARPENTER, Att'ys for Plffs.
July Is, 1855. 6wS
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NotLcc.

A L my instance an attachment was issued
on the tenth day of July, A D., 1853,
by Joseph G. Bolles, a Justice of the Peace Of
Jackson Township, Ashland County, against
the Property and Effects of Benjamin Rasor, a
nonresident of said County, making William
the garnishee in the case.
JOHN BIOCHER.
July n, 1855 3w9%.
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CHA MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS,

- d
Opposition 10 the Combination!
MuSlt AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
MISUNDERSTANDING the combination of
~ Music Dealers 20 keep up the prices of
non-crpyright music against the interests of
Nelirc COMPOSERS, and their refusal to extend
to Mr.. WArERs til co lrteSieS Of the trade, no
is making immense sales-having abundant
evidence that he has public countenance and
support in his opposition to the Great Monopo-
jy, and IN his efforts to aid Native Talent and
adopt tho National Currency. His stock of
American and European Music is immencc,
one OF the largest and best selected in the
United States. lie has also made 9 Great Re-
dsction IN the Prices OF Pianos, MeioGeCns,
and Musical Instruments cfall kinds Supe-
TiOT toned g. Octave PIannOs for Sl75, S2oO,
and 1925, interior of as good quality and in
struinents as strong and durable as those which
cost $500. Pianos afevery variety ofstyle and
price up to $1,000, comprising those of TEN
different manufactures among them the GEL
amos of +. G;I5eu& Co.'s. make Owners fths
Eoiean Patenp. Secondhand Pianos at
great bargains. Price from $40 to $50. Me-
Iodeons from Five different manufactures, in.
GLIDING the ceH knoUn ). d. & H.. w. Smiths
Melodeons, tuned the equal t-cnperamcnt--
The best make IN the United States. Price,
S45. $50, Il, 500, SI25, SI35.S $50.
Smiths Double Bank bleiodeons $500. Each
Piano41nd Mciode0n guaranteed. The best
tie rms to TIE trade, schools sc. -! per cent.
discount to CIergymen and Churches. All
orders promptly attended to. Music sent to
all parts OF the county, post paid at the reduced
rates. General and Select Catalogues and
Schedules of prices of III usicaI Instruments
forwarded tu any address tree OF charge.
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NOTICE.

OTICE is hereby given that the
" subscriber has been duly and legally ap-
appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate of Peter Lander. late of the CoHaty
of Ashland and State of Ohio, deceased. ALI
persons knowing themselves indebted to the
said estate will make simmediate payncat :
and those having claims against said estate
will present them, duly authenticated, for pay
ment, within eighteen months,
E. F. BEAL, Admir-.
june 6, 1855. no2 3w
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

J.K. Mcbride ct. all
IS In Ashland Com. Pleas.
]. D. Williamson
Clinton French etall
J. D. Williamson In Ashland Com. Pleas.
ct. al
DuRsUANr to the commands a fl ia issued in
4 case of j K. Mcbride etaI VS. id. William
son, and one in the case Of Clinton French etel
vs. j. d. Williamson ct al from the court of COM
mon Pleas of Ashland county, to me directed 1
will expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House in said County,
On Monday, 10th day of August 1885.
between the hours of ten O. eleekA A. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said ddy the follawiae de-
scibcd real estate to wit Lots number seven
teen I'D eighteen (lS) and nineteen (ISl in
the Town of Savannah in said County. APP
praised at three hundred dollars. Terms Of
sale-Cash. j. D. JONES. Sh'f.
Ashland, July Is, 1885. etsf
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WALL Paper at WhosexaEc

u G. TiCKNoR at the New,
,. MANSFIELD Book STORE, Sign of the
Huge Book, has just received a large and new
stock of WALL PAPER, BLINDS, &C., which will
be sold to Merchants at Eastern prices. Or
ders promptly attended to. N. B-Samples
can be seen at 7. c.. Bushnells Store, on Main
Street, Ashland, Ohio.
Mansfield, May 10, 1855. n5Itf.
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Administrators, appointment.

ppOlElILlenLe
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
1N have been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitors of the estate of Ddrew MGmpeF. deceased,
late of the County of Ashland. and State of Ohio
Any person having Clain7s agains: said estate, are
requested to present them legally authenticated.
ANDREW MUMPERJr.,l 60,
JOSEPH II. MUMPER, A"hlfs-
NerEliilinn Tp. LUNG -. ls5j. IM4
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NEW BOOKS.
p, o. BEER,

Rs W DGEnz
HAS just received a supply of New Books
Ii just issued, among which may be foond
the following:
The Star Papers. By Henry Ward Beecher.
Life and Discources of Rev. Thomas Spencer.
Life and Works of Thomas Cole the great
Artist,
Bancroft's Miscellanics.
Life of W. II. Seward.
Life of Sam Houston.
Common Place Book of Thoughts, Memories
and Fancies.
Wolfert's Roost, by Washington Irving.
Country Life. TIL Rhyme and Reason of
= (Ilus.)
The Waterman. "A sequel to Lamplighter.
Blanche DeaIwood a tale of Moslenn Life.
Leaves from a Family Journal.
Peg Wellington, by Reade.
Christie tombstone by do.
School of Life, by Anne Mary Mowitt.
Peeps from a Belfry.
Kenneth or the Rear Guard of the Grand Ar
my.
The Summer Land.
Bell smith abroad.
Grace Lee by Ellen Kavanaugh.
Women of the 10Th Century.
4 new Gazetteer of the United States.
Also, a new supply of Standard and Miscel-
laneous Works, fine Stationery, &c, &c.
Harper. Putnam and Cooley, received regu-
larly each month.
q June %. lS55-6tf.