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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20

NI Eyv MACKEREI4, CATCH nF 1852 1bla
ass Nos. New Maekerei 20 hfbbs New Mackerei
] casf View Salmon just I'd. for sale by
T. II E
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eDa DoZ assd sizes pure Olive OiI Extraos
% ~ and Flavorings; 20 gals StOdghon's Elixir; doZ
stougatOR's Elixir. just rec dby
ang7 H. II. COOK G SON
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sTORAEE VANTED-

AA are prepared Fire Proof
any quantity OF Grain, Produce Merchandise
tho mOstliberal
Having large and airy stairs particular will
be taken Household Furniture Agricultural
and akinds goods waresisbet damage from damp
rust
ected lowest fire proofrates by emon
longer when desired.
Warehouse located Locust W. and g.
Canal and convenient for shipping Rveror Rail-
cad. Applyto nov1 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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FLAMES SGANTLIN JE., Of the lite firm of James
- Scantlin SON has opeHe1 and Tin Store, en-
Ma opposite tas oil State Bank VII he intend9
keeping large assortment Of Stoves the latest
ylz. Alto MAnte Crates and Tin Ware = sa-a aud
retail The very Gi him call before ar
chasing eisewnere- uasT
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i't dsco new 'io' asses '''' Fs'' T. II. COOK SON
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MISCELLANEOUS.

gs!i4 No and a is}s 95s sF CO.
'T'Hasqo half chests Theas assorted reed this day
WEES 60 boxes ". R. Cheese in store and sale
y BY ootI7 PRESTON EROS.
sRGA FOXES W. R Cream Cheese Just reed Per Rail-
80 - road by octl3 T. IL COOK 4 SON.
7 ARD E.ARD-5oO lbs prime Lard lust reo'a and for
= 'ae " loetS) J. ". 5. tlohEkY.
59ys LsAD-'oo kegs RS fY 6z4z Il Co
wv ESTERE Farmers Almanac for 1851 Just rec
Y y fer sale ct wholesale r-tail ly.-..--.
-oet22 7. C0NYiNGToN co.
6&UNFY BAGS 15ooolqayy for So low . close
" consignment. by S. F. GILBERT Il co,
oc.2o Sycamore near Water.
FL A3IBURas CREAM CHEEzE.-25 boxes large
III iz' a15 best quality jas e4 I5 o4a Tor
E7HsT'. lFsAn--a.2sss : ,2 White Leaf
this day and FOR sale by o-tI7 - PRESTON BROS.
EGBlRgA LIS Sugar 7arsa dried Beef;
for sale y oe1I2 2. Il COOK < soy.
fRTEYf5 on. yy4rEs txr.,gs TE-gp.-l ea.t- %
y Gallons. direct rom the Custom Uouse New York for
sale low ~ seH-7 2. II. COOK $. ~.
10 ar casks l-sn 'i''" JJ, aoh Brandy;
5esshs Por5U'ps; casks Sweet Wine. reed
3esl7 ~ - =. > PRESTON Rros
Il .9o ross Nstsles; ah5ls Camphor Gum;
5ease Indigo hest quality Nader spanish Ftcat;
eases &c noriee; 10 box Extract Logweod;
oe.;l o''l1' TEISE53 Z s0FfS $ i5% y
81 Striped linen Drills; White Linen Drills;
linen i81 Tssle Dar5r; ca f5l' fable Diaper:
Russia E}iaTer J. G. jewell & CO.
mhi3 Corner Wins and First.
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WIN. EREaEhy,

" WI II z 1t N
ENH0LES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
W PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET Them
dersigned would respectfully inform his friends the public
Evansville and vicinity that having the teret
ofthe Senior partner in the late firm Off " Reilly he in
tends the Grocery and Produce business old
stand lie embraces this opportunity returning
paatavors and intends efortto inertia tnu
ance ofthe same. je20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
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re WIS ZOE AZ!
JagEs SCkNTzET. yg2..
SFt3VN .STOFer!

5AS ass received by Railroad let Bucks Patent
Clioner Cooking Stoves, improved. It is the feet N
T1est heeuifu in AIS Iot5 fancy ENs VI FL
CRATES OF LATEST S STYLES. novls
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IRISH LINEN S,
law PAEsTNg3fsSasEp.

las. G. JONES end JAS. E. BLYTHE Atornies at Law.
~ Evansville, Indiana have associated as ra
in the pracceo the Law VIII continue to p-ae
N this snd the Joining counties. supreme
District Court hey design turning r 3ir attention parc
uarly TO land law In short time they will prepared to
give IN few minutes abstract Of
lot in Evansville, Its eRlargements or in smasco
Eether with their essional opinion as 20 tbs
ivI5-dttr+f
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LRNER OF LOCUGT ANp RATFR STREETS -

2 STOCK to eu't their wishes ii A. Law RENEE
P. 2.0risrs distance promptly ana sasf5c5ory
flied. T1t-6&w
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81. ". GIVE RS,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
1S0. & L'oys3v.2s Street.
cyy Orleans, ia
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JAS. @, JONES, ESQ, WEssEs u. H. Cook {, Soy,
j. $. NiTCHELI. NEz>HS. GEO. FOSTER & 90.
Evansville. India auz SOL "a .-.s
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-11-28
THE REAL SOURCE OF WEALTH.

A writer in the MARI Lane Errr.., main.
tain. the nosit;on That commercs .nS manu. s, mn,
factures must ever be- sccond.rv n ,; tha crI.
tiyation Of the soil. and hat tie later !. ~
onlv source Of vcalth. n n,oof ~ Tho .r,, MI,
Of hi. nos;tion he comn.re. ~. n.,n S s VA
re.ult Of other ;ndustr;si n,,r.n;,. ~;.h . Inv
Of the cult;vat;on of ths all "''' '''' :
Frat. M tn commorce. Th.,. :. ro.h;,.
produced by commerce. 4. once heinz I msrss
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b. The Republican papers Of this new State,
still maintain that RAMSAY has been legally
elected Governor, by 642 majority. The
lMinnesotian gives the Democracy to un-
derstand, that if they persist in claiming
the fraudulent returns from unorganized
counties and uncivilizcd Indian precincts.
their rascalities will be exposed. 1t gives
the breech-clout Democracy, the following
sensible admonition:
elf the dishonest leaders of the Demo.
cratic party of this Territory, expect the,
will succeed with their Supplementary
Rcturns''-their manufactured poll lists
their bogus precincts-without the tallest
kind of fight for it, and retribution at last
they are doomed to no little disappointment
for there are plenty Of men enlisted for the
war, who are determined that as the De.
mocracy could not poll votes enough to fair.
ly elect Mr.. Sibley, neither shall they chea1
votes enough into the canvaAs to defeat the
peoples's choice ALEXANDER RAMSEY, who
in spite Of all their desperation, is, and will
be the first Governor Of Minnesota. MARI
iti,s . ..-
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This is the great question of the day, and
is asked and answered in varions ways, a
thousand times day. The vote is so close
that it will probably require the official cam
vass to settle it, unless, indeed, the counties
not yet officially heard from have voted very
differently from reported results. Our Ia
bles, revised up to last night, put Judge
Randall 65l ahead, With counties to hear
from in which the friends Of Mr.. Cross claim
800 majority, and not including the vote Of
the rejected towns in Jefferson county, said
to be 32j for Cross afiiraukee Sentinel.
Nor.17.
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ABSTRACT OF TIrLEs
To Lands in Pettawaftanie c.,
LOTS Iea COUNCIL Dluera

just completed from the Records Of Dsstss |.
w fottawaitame County, lows abstrses Of titleu
70 an the lands in said County, Of Range o. - :
~ the lots IN Council blans, and in the psincipIe -
oitions theTeto showing each grauor and graates I,
every deed made since the entry Of land in the ~
once; the character Of the ccuveyspce; the M -
ming the deed for record, and the book and pase 40
wehave arranged these ATTRACTS, that i, i. nm, n.
work Of moment 70 Ascertain whether the chain "A
title to any tract Of land lot 10 complete: vhere
nk - wanting IN the chain, IL 10 apparent n r vis
We have been at great expense, and have spared n
pains IN making this work source valuable insor-
nation 70 property holders in this city and
Every deed o. the record has been carefully exam,n
and the contents thereof noted above stated We
innumerabIe errors in the descriptions of lands ana ,oa
In many instances the record two OF more
70 me same tract whilst IN many Others there Is no
original owners.
An early attention 10 these matters il Of the u,.,
importance to the parties interested N the ap,e Of
time will soon place 1t beyond the range Of po,sibt,es
ior the parties 70 meet and correct the By
tua agreement Hence vexati0us and expensive suits
IN chancery will be the RESULT and In many nstspces
property will fall into the hands Of persons who have =
equitable title thereto. -
We have, Also made Arrangement with the lscpeds,
OF Deeds, to furnish each morning with list q
Deeds filed for record the previous day,
We have procured from the Land once list Of he
Lands entered in the County Range o. shoujae
BY whom entered, whether with cash, wsrr,ps n
scrip the number Of acres In each tract and The nd
paid per acre. zs 5rSEf ~ 3 b, ! :
We shall keep list Of all Lands and Lots sold ius
% az other Isns - which to Rssi r.sss can
Charges for IN ExanAut.s~ sr Title v,u
be AeasonAhle. Fl s III
f!sssssg ssS DrssSAsssS Dsss u ossS
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Oct. 3-n-23-u = : -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-11-28

CO Senator SuxSER, Of Massachusetts,
returned home in the Niagara, on the 10Th
inst, and was received at Boston, by Hon.
HENRY WILSON, N. P. BANKS, Governor
elect, and large concourse of citizens,
who escorted him to his house, where Mr..
Sun>ER and Mr.. WILsoS made brief address.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-11-28

On the 5th inst, Mr.. TOXINS, Of Georgia
was reelected to the United States Senate,
for the term Of six years. His term expire,
at the same time, as that Of Gen. JoNEs, Of
this State, yet he has been reelected by !
Democratic Legislature, two years befor.
his present term expires. Truly, it is very
consistent in the Democratic party, to raise
q howl over the fact Atas the Republicans ID
Iowa have determined to elect Gen Josxs,
successor at the ensuing session Of tie Leg.
isture.
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To. James N. Braner:


GR;-HOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE
~ Is now on Mo in the once Of the CLERK Of the Dis.
rict Court Of Harrison County, In the State Of Iowa.
me petition OF Aaearet Hartse charging thai sou are
seized in fee Of the South Quarter OF Section No
Eighteen in Township Seventy-nine North Of Range
fory-one West, situate In said County Harrison in
trust for her the said that you refuse and
to convey 70 her the legal estate in said land
and the District Court Of said Harrison County
of decree 70 compel you to execute such conveyance
plead thereto on or before the morning Of the secnsd
DAY OF the next term OF said court be holden 1t the
Court House. IN the town Of Magnolia in said County
OF Harrison, on the nrst Monday in Nay 1885, default
wii ee entered against you and decree and judgment
rendered thereon Dated, Sept. 18th. 1857.
IARGEREr HARTSELL.
hereby Certify, that at the November Term, 1857,
Of the District Court Of Harrison County, Iowa was
SAID Court that the foregoing original notice be
pepned FOR four successive weeks in the .NeMpayeii
weekly newspaper Of general circulaion printed and
published in Council Bluffs City POttawattarie County
Iowa. Dated, Nov. l3th, 1857.
e t4 WV. y. HILL, Clerk. ]
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Co A lady correspondent suggests .
sspanic bal, )" for the benefit oil the poor
She proposes that the dancers all appear in
last winters garments, which, at the close
of the ball, they can leave to be distributed
among the pOor.-Cin. Times.
It will be sight to see the dancers going
home after having left their clothes to be
distributed. That is Sandwich Island fash
ion, where the natives on going out Of
church, II the weather is foul, strip them
selves; roll their clothes into bundle, and
raising an umbrella, sspat'' for home, At
what hour will that ball s.break up" Mr..
Times?
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN ASSIGN
~ AENT has been made to the subscriber, -
CHARLES TCE4LER, Of Council BlulIs, Of all OF his
property both real and personal for the benefit Of hi
Creditors; and that have accepted said trust All per.
sons indebted to said Tuemler by note
Otherwise are required to make immediate paymens 10
me- and all persons having claims due to become due
against said Tuemle requested notify me Of the
amount Of the same, without unnecessary delay. 5E
Dated Council Bluffs, September i0th 1851
CT KELLOGG, Assignee.
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NOTICE - HERHBY GIvRN. THAT fHB UNDER.
IN SIGNED has been appointed Special Adninistrstor
Of the kstate Of CHA8 a. CADy, Of Postswattame Co
deceased. ALI psrsoos in1ebted 10 sal Estate mi
come pay The same, and all persons hsvtpe
claims against tAe ssme will present them o. the law
Tequiref. n C. lUTT S.erS~i ~,
Nov 2l-zW
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Oar Nationality.


Buncombe politicians and orators are
ever dilating upon the glory of our free in
stitutions-and instituting invidious COM
parsons between the Nationality of this
great Republic and those of some of the
Empires of the Old World. We are often
RECALLED with instances of the press being
subject to surveillance in France, and of the
German, Russian and Hungarian authori-
ties, prohibiting the circulation in their do
minions, of certain publications. The same
system has been inaugurated in tho United
States, by the subordinates of the Post Office
Department. The publisher of the Sabbath
Recorder, Baptist paper issued in New
York, has received the following letter from
the postmaster of Janslew, Lewis County,
Kentucky:
"DEAR SIR:-I have been notified to ex-
anime your paper, and find it contrary to
the laws Of the State to hand it out of my
Office. You had better discontinue the pa
per. Your subscribers here, are Rev. Sam
uel D. Davis and P. Pond. shall retain
your paper and not hand it out of my Office.
NJ. w. BELL, P. NJ.
In this connection, the Providence (R. ~
Journal, makes a palpable hit, A. follows !:
GA President who retains in Office post
master who refuses to comply with U. S.
law because it conflicts with the State law,
is setting an example Of characterization
that is fatal to the law. The law of the
United States gives the subscribers Of the
Sabbath Recorder the right to receive his
paper through the mails; the laws Of Ken
lucky, as the postmaster constraes them,
forbid it; and he obeys the laws Of the State
and disregards that Of Congress; and Mr..
Buchanan endorses his conduct by retaining
him in his Office which he thus abuses. Sup
pose an executive officer should refuse to
catch runaway niger, because State law
prohibited it; wouldn't he march! Wouldn't
the Union be in dangerv'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-11-28

SAMUEL CLINTON. CALEB BALDWIN
CLINTON & BALDWIN,
Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
WILL practice in all the Courts in western Iowa and
w NebrSska. n9e.yf
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The last Bugle, in an article of admoni-
ton to its friends, takes occasion to revive
its crusade against the New Constitution.
1t complains bitterly of the adoption Of that
instrument, and touches lightly upon the
course pursued by certain prominent Demo-
cratic politicians. 1t discourses very learn
eddy Of the turbulent elements Of bigotry,
fanaticism and sectional discord, which SO
fearfully agitate the county," 1t passes
"Black Republicsnism'' in view, and attri-
butes to the Republican party all manner
Of traitorous designs. But what seems to
trouble it the most, is the fact that a
Republican Senator will be chosen to succeed
General GEoscE WASHINGTON JOINS, in the
United States Senate. On this subject it
grows eloquent and impressive-vide the
following: ... a. ..us ~ g.. .
By the adoption Of that instrument the most Infamous
fraud that disgraced the annals any State has
been perpetrated upon the people Of .wa BY the Black
an Abolition senator in Congress for six years from The
Ath Of March, 1852 or until the year l666more than
eight years after me date Of Ais election which viii
members elected to the State Senate three yssrs before
the commencement Of hts term -
The people decided that matter At the
ballot-box, with full knowledge of the
consequences. Who are the sufferers from
this act Of the popular will2 Why the
Democratic party, cllDm to have been vic.
timized. But what Of that-ifa majority
of the people are satisfied. It is true, ! U.
s. Senator will be elected at the coming ses-
sion to succeed Gen. JoxEs, whose term does
not expire until 1859. We would ask If the
Democratic party have never been guilty Of
the Same thingP Most certainly they have.
The Legislature of Tennessee, now in ses-
sion, has elected taco United States Senatort
one to succeed JoHS BELL, whose term
does not expire until 1889, two ysars hence.
So, il will be seen that If the Republican
party Of this State have taken time by the
forelock in relation to this matter, the De
mocraey Of Tennessee, are in the same boat.
s'No moro Of that, Hal, Fan thou lowest
mew
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wHoxxsALs AND RETAIL

wHOXxsAL8 AND RETAIL 81.
Grocery and Provision store.
VNHE1E NAY Be POUND YREsH ASSORTMENT
w Of frovisions, VIZ: Butter. ksss, Lard, Cheese
Bacon, Oats, Potatoes, Flour, also, On q *
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Timely Notice!

ATT PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
ALL debted 70 us on BOOK Account. Note or
otherwise will forward settle before LIST Of
January 1855 and save trouble and COSTS they will
most assurcdly be put in the hands Of Collector upon
that date. MCBRIDE BOWEN
In, ~
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Stock Of Heavy and Fancy Groceries.
which will b cold At mail proats. = CA
mous which nsy b found the follow kSIA
ing articles: ~
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cssspsp11sasas = ~ 1nsse 1aiis a. - ossstss.
AZ wssassA lsps-, cs1siiaAs, ysup@s, =. !
C0Urd9 DlgySs, a. 81 l56l 4
The - $685. hes bee cso 10 ellst
ednctiv - = ~ pasts off, Msst, -
s;sS ' ssr!.sdss /. ~ 49, az x 49, )
more general failure Of ths corn md wheat
crops than had been before known-in many
yesrs, 1oss faet win bring this eheags viz.
Idly before ~. Last June, corn sold In our
streets and in al the central and western
parts pf lows, at % and - per bushsl,
while i can now b. had here for 80 cents >
bashal, and IN Soma parts d the Stats -
low % ten cents per bushel. The reason 10
thatwe have been blessed with most abun-
dant harvest. OF wheat there u N abund-
amos also, and II Il now selling in some parts
Of Iowa, - low - twenty-five cents per
bushel, and ct Burlington On the Mississippi,
~ low - forty cents. In every respect We
have had . pleasant and productive season.
The frost kept OF until the middle Of 0cto-
Der, giving Full time for the late planted
corn 70 ripen, 90 that when il did come, our
farmers were fully prepared for its Arst APP
pearance. For the FIRST time in ito history,
Western Iowa viii this year supply itself
with bread, and perhaps have something to
spare.
On the other side Of the river, in Nebras-
Ia, the reports are equally favorable. Your
former townsman, Mr.. b, has fine
prairie farm, about dozen miles from the
river, on which he has about 80 acres under
cultivation, this season, chiefly in corn and
potatoes,-the whole Of which, up to May
last had never been touched BY the plow.-
He turned over the stiff sod with the big
prairie plows, dropped tho kernels Of corn
between the burrows, or in holes made by
sticking an axe into the upturned sods; no
hoeing or cultivation was necessary, and
now he is gathering in his harvest, At the
rate of Is to 30 bushels per acre from the
crop thus planted and grown. OF course,
on older fields, and whore the cultivator eaaf
be used, the yield 10 much greater, reaching
to 70 and 100 bushels per acre; but for sod
corn, Is to IS bushels 10 good yield.
- just now We are in the midst
of our balmy Indian Summer, and We are
looking forward with full confidence to an
open and moderate winter, such as this Sec
ton Of our country has been almost uniform
ly blessed with, previous to our two last,
which here, as everywhere else were unusu-
ally cold and unpleasant.
Although these financial troubles began and
have mainly spent their force in the Atlantic
States, they have extended, in an inferior
degree, to the West also. The steady stream
of capital which had been flowing westward
for months and years was suddenly stopped,
- = 49,, II To.-:x..:n. liz III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21
ExECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE

EXECUTOR,S SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE ON FIRST, BETW EEn
MAIN AND CARY STREETS will be sold on
MONDAY, the 25d March. 1857, ON this premises
commencing at ~ O'Clock P. M, those two valuable
Brick Tenements, on lst street. between Main anc
Cary streets, at present occupied By W.. J Lumpkio
Esq and A; Halves, Esq, fronting so feet, and
running back 1870,
The houses have 10 rooms each, with brick kitch
ems containing rooms each
-One-fourth cash; balance at d. ard 1.
months, for negotiable notes, interest added The
taxes and insurance for the present year to be psie
by the purchaser. RICHARO HILL, Jr.,
Executor of Martha B. Hill, decd.
Sale by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21
AUU4lGN a1iEg.
FUTURE DAYS.
By kicIard CssfdSsrn1-. '


PHIVMT1 LIbHAWY At AUCTION.s.
4 W TUESDAY. 2lth inst, commencing ct 10
near naie street, ill sell, ct auction. the very
valuable Library Of tbs late DR.. Gooeh, to which
will be added some books ieft from the sale of dc
psrtuent Of Medicine, tie Ciassics, Biosr:ohy.
scienes, the fine AIRS, az, Ac amone when nav
be found, The KoSsl 0sllsf$ CT British Art. Ho.
sartt's srest original Work, Book Ct Costumes.
Coleman's European Letters, shskspeare,s fne edi.
ton Irish Eloquence; Hum.'s Esssys vols Mitch.
elPs Wssps; Ha ris'. Herme's, Millions Prose
States; Rollins American History; Demosthene1.
vols: Thucy dides, vols; Aristotle Tertuiiian;
E,chylu'; Loosinus; Pascal &c; Cheips' Surgery,
tsncssst, pors.s, BeIL Is, on Surgery; Kicosd,
hupter. Caz.nesu CROSS C2opsr, Hornet, Miller and
eli the other best writers on sdicine. Also Com.
plete set of Surgical Instruments. Books can be
seen on the afternoon, previous to SALE Catalogues
now ready. eau THORN,
NH Il AuctioueAr