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PETERs7X's MAGhzINE.-We are 10
formed that This popular Lady's Maya
zine will be greatly improved for 1859
1t will contain neirly 1908 pages; from
% to 30 steel plates; and about sOO
wood ~engravings. Mas. ANN s. STE
PHENs. author of Fashion and Famine
and CHARLES J. PETERSON, author of
i"Kate Aylesford, are its Editors, and
write exclusively for it. Each will give
a new novelist next year; and they will
be assisted by all The best female writer's.
"Peterson's Magazine''is indispensable to
every lady. Its Fashions are always the
latest; its STEEL Engravings magnificent;
its Patterns for The Work table, its House
hold Receipts, DC. almost Countless
The price is but Two DOLLARS a year.
or a dollar less than Magazines of lis
class. II is the Magazine Of the times
To Clubs it is cheaper still; viz three
copies for s.; or eight for $40; with a
splendid premium 10 the person getting
up the Club. Specimens SEM gratis.
Address CHAS. ]. PETERSON,
sos Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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@eatbs.

In Mecca, on the Doth nlt., after n short Ill
ness of Scarlet Fever, (of an irregular form.
MARTHA DRUSILLA. youngest child of fell
jah and Mary U. Hutchins, aged l year
months and Is days
One sweet flower has dropped and faded,
One sweet infant voice has led,
One fair hrow the grave has shaded,
One dear Sister now is dead.
But We feel no thoughts o fsadness,
For our frendds happy nov;
She has knelt in ~soIl-felt ~gladnes5,
Where the blessed angels bow.
She has gone to Heaven before US.
But she turns ami valves her hand:
Pointing to the glory o'e- US
In that happy spirit land.
Fare thee well. thol lovely daughteri
Guardian angels take your charge,
Freed at once from pain and danger,
Happy spirit set at large.
Sealed those eyes so lately beaming,
Innocence and joy 50 mild;
Every look so full of meaning,
Dearly loved and youngest child.
In the silent tomb We leave her,
Till the resurrection morn,
When her Savior will receive her.
And restore her lovely form.
Then dear Lord, we hope to meet her
In thy happy courts above;
There with heavenly Joy to gEeet her,
And resourd redeeming love!
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RAIL ROAD SUIr.--The case Of F.
Martin against the c. P. & A. r. R.
Company, was decided last week in the
Ashtabula Common Pleas. The Senti-
mel says:
This was a case in which the plaintiff,
a man of color, brought suit for damages
ia falling over the Ashiabula r. R.
Bridge, as he alleges from the Conductor
telling him 10 get off before the train
reached the sia'ion. This was the third
trial. Verdict for plaintiff ofl5000. At
the two previous trials his award was
$1,000.
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ted meetlni

SUSPrcIoy OF Foul PLAYA few days
since, VIM. Jenkins, a farmer. residing
in BedminisIer township. Bucks CO., Pa,
died with symptoms indicating the action
of poison, ard a post moriem examina-
ton was held by direction of The coroner,
which tended to strengthen the suSPic-
ions entertained. The stomach and It's
contents were sent 10 Professor Rodgers,
OF Philadelphia, and the inquest adjourn
ed till the report of his analysis. The
widow Of the deceased was committed to
Dpvles,own jail 10 await the result.
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Marriaaes.

In Warren, on the 4th INST, at the residence
of the Brides father, by Rev. Cyrus BOsworth,
Mr. JAMES G. CALENDER. of Newton Falls.
to Miss ELIZABETH F. BOSWORTH.
At Painted Post, n. Y, on the 9th ult, Mr..
FRANCIS ERWIN and Miss HELEN CAMP
BELL.
At the franklin House, on the Sd inst, by
Elder J. W. Errett, Mr.. HENRY MINER and
Miss LORENA COLE, both Of Hubbard.
In Bloomfield, on the Cd inst, by Elder E.
Wakefield. Mr.. WILLIAM H. WINTER and
Miss MARY E. MATTESON.
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AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1855

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1855
is now ready for delivery gratis at L. a.
Smith d Co, who are happy to supply all
that call for them. Every family should
have and keep this book. 1t is worth
having. Comprising much general in
formation of great v%alua; it gives the
best instruction for the cure Of prevalent
complaints, that we can get anywhere.
It's anecdotes alone are worth a bushei
of wheat, and its medical advice is some
times worth TO the sick. the wheat's
weight in gold. Many Of the medical
~almanacs are trash, but this is solid met
al. Its calculations are made purposely
for this latitude and are therefore cor
rect. Call and get an Ayers Almanac,
and Fhen got, keep it..
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NEW IL

: reIIeS, edited b ia Us buchanan. e
TO be published in serial form by Wen
dell & Co. of Washington City, through
The columns of the official paper.
Mr.. John B. Cough is suffering from
an attack of illness at Oakney, and has
been advised 10 proceed 10 Edinburgh
and put himself under medical treatment.
Charles R. Webb, a shipwright of
Connecticut who last year crossed the
Atlantic in a small cutter Of 90 tons,
With a single companion, has recently
crossed again in a cutter of 10 tons, with
only two boys of eighteen years, rs his
entire crew. The cutter was 45 days
in sailing from New York 10 London.
BALTIMORE Oct. &c.
Geo. Peobody, of London, has added
$40, 600 10 the Peabody Institute fund
for the erection of the ediice now going
up in this city. This, with his previous
gift 10 the Institute, makes more than
half a million of dollars. 80 years ago
the above Millionaire was saving wood
for his board in New Haven, Conn.
Rev. Daniel Waldo, recently Chaplain
of the National House of Representatives,
is the oldest clergyman in the country
engaged in the active duties of his pro-
f~ession. His age is about ninety Jour
years. He graduated at Yale College
in 1888.
The Louisville Journal says that the
corn-crop has never been so large in
Kentucky as the present crop promises 10
be-. 1t states that there are fields in the
blne grass region estimated at rs BUSH
els TO the acre, while fields promising
10 TO so bushels are quite common.
A dividend Of 5 per cent has been de-
clared by the farmers Bank of Ashtabu-
la, payable on the first inst.
ADRIAN, Nov. 4.
The trotting match between Flora
Temple and Raindeer, wen by former,
winning three straight heats. Time
$50; 1928; 2;2s.
A remarkable sale OF old United
States cents took place in Philadelphia
on Tuesday evening; The collection was
made by Mr.. Edward Cagan. Seventy
seven cents of all dates, from that Of
1871 down to 1889, were sold for the
aggregate sum of 1928. The prices
ranged from sI,so. 10 $3.50. The lat
ter prices was given for a rare dye of
the Washington cent of 1892.
On Sunday night, Delaware Bank, at
Delhi, New York, was entered, and
thiriy-seven thousand dollars stolen
The ROBBERY was no; discovered ill morn
ing, giving the perPetrator opportunity TO
make his escape. The money taking by
him consisted Of the following p@arsels:
$4,000 in pocket bills, $4,000 in
mutilatcd Delaware Bank notes, S., 900
in gold and 81, 1000 in other funds.
UREA, n. Y; Nov, 3d.-Orsamus b.
Matteson, Member of Congress, was
challenged at the polls OF the ward where
he resides in this city, yesterday, and
his vote was refused. The ground of
the challenge was that he had a wager
pending on the result of the election
The challenge was insisted upon, and he
did not vote.
Mayor Tiemann of New York has
been making a foray on the Fortune
Tellers. His police were breaking up a
number of establishments on Friday and
arrested about a dozen female sooihsay-
ers, c~lairvoyants and PROGRESSES.
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Truth From kn Unezpected Source

Oace in a while the Democrat lets fall
a word of truth, quite accidentally, We
suppose, ga mere slip Of the PEN and
whenever such a hing does happen, we
always hasten 10 notify our readers
In the last number Of that brilliant "a
sheet we find the following. lit refers
10 the editor Of the Plain Dealer but Of
course applies to the whole army Of
Democrats who have left the sinking
ship of Buchanan LecomPtooism.).
The Democrat says:-Every oTbrt
made by men, heretofore Influential in
our ranks, TO unpopulariza and embar-
rass the present administration, is 4 stab
at the vitality Of the Democratic organi-
cotton, and if persisted in viii work its
ruin and ensure victory 70 the Abolition
lists in 1850.
There is 10 question but that Il wiR Be
persisted in, and thai is what troubles the
Democrat.
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CARD TO LADIES.


VI. PERoIE's'HAcHIsH PILLs.-The Importers fthis
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention of American ladies' to it,
as Invaluable in removing distractions and rregulari-
ties OF the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
ses. The suppression so common, is speedily relieved,
and there will he no recurrence ofthe complaint if this
remedy is used acc ording to directions, which accom-
paDy each box and package.
PECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EECEiSTg. or susPeeting Themselves so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage lo0uid
eHSue. Ladies desiring an increase of family should
f0rego their use entirely, as a fen pills each month
you'd be sure 10 PrereHt pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this admonition. Although certain
in effect, they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health.
MAIL PACKAGES.
Having the appearance Of an ordinary letter. price
sl,O0) are sold only by our general agents. who will
send them by mail. post paid, on receipt Of price
Boxes Sl,25; Half Boxes IS cents. Messrs.N V. b. AL
DEN & Co.. Cleveland. o.. are our general agents.
All orders will be promptly filled by them.
Sold by WOODS 81 PEW. Wholesale Agents, and T..
A. SMITH & CO., Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. lJune 80, '5S-ly.l
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Fever tx eET D Doe '.ru of 3 .at=a - h-sh .E=
h1nf1L -Nse"m S "a bile. iu cau. st ina p Hualors-
THIS " IN 9 nsTi yth, unf- -spr! action .f5hs tool
struggling with nature, IL eadeav1rinr to cast out Of
the body the corrupt matter which is deadly opposed
to health; Hence the good and bad humors are at war
with each other, and the eommotion which follows
causes fever and heat The symptoms of fever are var.
ious. causing heaviness, languid. difficult breathing,
eyes duli and heavy, anxiety, signing and yawning,
alternate hts Of heat and cold. After which the pa
tient complains OF pains in the head and back, great
thirst. nausea and sickness. a fitness about the stom-
ach. and sometimes vomiting bilious matter. DR..
Morses Indian Root Pills are Acknowledged to be 4
strengthening and delightful medicine for all kinds Of
vessels, causing them TO pour cOpious illusions from
the blood into the bowels. after which the corrupted
mass is thrown out by the natural passage Of the body.
THAT IS required, in urgent cases of fever. will be
to take large doses. In order to have them operate
thoroughly by the bowels, take from three to Eve.
night AMI morning, until the fever entirely disappears.
After which. from two to four every evening, until
we'll. and You will be convinced that this is the best
say to cheek fever. because they drive out all infam-
nation, and restore the body to a state OF sound health.
And tie blood and other fluids will be so thorouhly
purified that disease in any form will be utterly impos-
sibie.
DR. MoRsE's INDIAN Roor Pills are sold by z A..
Smith & Co., Woods g. Pew; WNsRES, and by all medi-
cine dealers in the County.
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SoReBEM IN IowA.-The farmers Of
Iowa seem to take the lead in Ihe North
west the present season IN the culiiva-
lion of Chinese sugar-cane. With The
most ordinary care. and upon ground 50
wet that the plant got a very LATE start,
the crop Yields twO hundred gallons of
excellent syrup per acre. The article
is SO abundant in some localities that 1t is
selling at twent five. cents per gallon
IT is tie opinion Of intelligent gentlemen
that the sorghum crop Of the present sea-
son will save the State of Iowa a million
dollars that would else have gone TO Pur-
chase sugar and mo!asscs from abroad.
-CIieaQo Press.
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The Opposition in Tennessee are mov-
inc as well as their brethren in Ken
lucky. The Nashville Patriot suggests
that a CONVENTION hc held at thai place
on the 21i Of FEBRUARY, TO which 1.-The
Americans and Wings Of Tennessee. and
all others who are opposed to the radical
tendencies and impo!ilic measures Of
the Democracy" shall be invited. The
currency question is becoming a promi-
nent element in the local politics of that
Stale. 1t is probable that senator Bell
will be the Opposition candidate for Gov
ernor, with a good chance of carrying
the Stale Cincinnati GGzeNe.
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DIR. j. b.. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON
FOr the Relief and cure Of Suffering Females.
TUE WOMAN,S ADVOCATE Z

@" az hftJ UNN tAFt y oeUtFRHE FcWdAcS.
THE WOMAN'S ADVOCATE, of
4 Philadelphia, Miss Annie f. Mcdowell. editor)
says; This is the most valuable medicine for the dis
eases peculiar TO women that We know OF. A friend
Of ours, who for many years has been a sufferer, MOTTO
ed the advertisement in the .Adroeate. and at once pro-
cured a bottle. She found relief, and feels that she
can most heartily recommend it 10 all who are suffer
ing in a like manner. We have heard many times that
II was a true remedy, but this is the first case in which
We have seen its effects. Our friend will be very glad
to give ID. Marchisi a certificate Of its value to her, il
he desires one"
Pamphlets containing much useful info rn1tion touch
ing the nature and symptoms OF the above diseases,
together with testimonials from ladies Of the highest
respectability, as certified by the most satisfactory au-
thority, to all which the attention Of ladies' and prac
titioners is respectfully invited. can he had gratis at
the Store OF E. SMITH & co, Agents
Druggists, WARREN, o.
J.B- MARcHISI & CO., Proprietors. Central De-
pot 800 Broadway. n. Y
UT'Do notbe satisfied with merely reading this no
tice, but call or send for a pamphlet. 1t will pay you
well for your trouble. Sept. 90, 5S-3m.
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NOW r. A D Y
AND ENTITLED
The TENANT HOUSE

EMBERS FROM P0TERRY'S HwEARTHSTONE,
containing nearly 500 Pages handsomely embellished
with Original Designs by Dallas, ana engraved in the
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Mr.. Dire ANNE was Chairman OF the Tenant House
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gate the important subject of TENANT House, as at.
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From The Rec. FraHeis L. Harris. ID. d.
II the book we're less attractive as a literary produc-
ton, / should still feel that its author had e1titled
himself to the thanks Of the benevolent, for his gener-
Gus effort in the cause ofhumanity.
From the Rsr. Joel Parker, d. D.
This book is pure as the poems Of C9wper- The plot
is ingenious. the descriptions graphic. the characters
well sustained
[Fr0z the Rec. .HsG Smith, d
Based on appalling facts, wildly depicting vice,
without pandering to it, 1 cannot doubt that it Will
prove an attractive book and have a wide circulation.
Iron the Rec. Samuel OsgoOd1
1t treats with great power aad patIoS the tragic facts
Of our modern city life
From the Rec .J0HR Dosing, d.. ID.
lie who begins the reading OF this book will and it
difficult to lay it down till he reaches the close.
This is the most fascinating book. that has been
published since Uncle Toms Cabin; and is also true
and authentic. ~5Oeopies just received at
BOOKSTORE.
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DRAWING SCHOOL.

MI lSS T.. M Will com
W. mence the second Term Of her Drawing School
on Monday. Nov. 18th. Room one door east OF Mr..
Camps New Hotel. Glasses formed for the day and
evening. COURSE OF - LESSONS FOR SI,r0.
Persons DESTROYS Of Joining the class, will please
call in season. Instruction in oil. Grecian. Oriental,
Italian and Water Colored Painting, PenciIing and
Perspective
learning, is respectfully solicited. and ALL are invited
to call and examine my specimens.
NIB. Pupils received At all tines. without regard
to classes. Warren. Nov IU-iw
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,ungstown, Nov 10. u
MULES! MULES!! MULESil!
THE SUBSCRIBER having leased

L his farm Cor a number Of years. viii sell 70 the
highest bidder. on Tuesday, Nov. %, 1s5s, sthis farm
in Bazstta. S miles Northeast Of Warren,
- Mules, two years old last spring. Il Mules, one
year old last spring; 20 Mules, four and i've months
old; ! pair six year old Cream Colored Horses, lG
hands high; l pair three year old bay Mares; , six
year old sorrel Mares; > three year old Colts 4 two
year old Colts; Q one year old Colts; ! four year old
grey Horse: I seven year old hay Mare; ] four year
old bay Mare; l sucking Colt. ! IMPORTED MALTESE
] ,cK, Eve years old. fourteen hands high, jet black,
and warranted a guod StocK Jack.
The above stock will he sold in pairs or single, to
suit. ACreiit of one year will be given with interest
at q per cent, good paper requ rel The JACK will be
soIf on a credit off :. and ; years.
Sale to commence at 0 O'Clock. Rope Halters fur
nished to lead the Stock.
Nov. 10, '5S-2w F.. D. LEWIS.
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A COTTAGE RESIDENCE

II SOOu repair, oZ acres OF iahu, Wild
Il good orchard &c. finely situated, one mile south
west Of Warren-also, stock. hay, tools. provisions. a
sleigh and wagon. household goods of all kinds, and a
quantity of Ready-Made Clothing, viii be sold at pub
lie vendue on the PREMISES, SATURDAY, NOV b. Sc
al 9 o'clock A. NJ. IRA FULLER
N D. For price of Real Estate. q credit will be Civ
en- on most favorable terms. For all sums over $500.
a credit of months. Nov ,, '5S-2t
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MATCHESl Matches !!
ON AND AFTER the 18Th inst. d

" subscriber will be prepared to furnish Matches
to Merchants and Pedlers, at prices to suit the times;
Match Shop on Qainhy Hill, in the old Quinby Store
House, up stairs. (The lover story for rent.)
Warren, Nov III, sat- J. q. BUTLER.
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B VENDUE.

w On Tuesday. November l6. 1859, the following
personal property, belonging to the estate Of Robert
Montgomery, deceased, viz: i HUNDRED HEE
Of = very superior quality, being the entire flock be
longing TO said estate to he sold without reserve; also,
DEVON CATTLE. among which are one pair OF fine
oxen, one full bred Devon Bull. and some valuable
young cattle, together with Hay. Corn. Cornfodder
and Farming Utensils, &c, &c. Sale to commence
promptly at 10 O'Clock.
:. II. MONTGOMERY.
Younrstowu. Nov 10. fIP-ls
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MORTGAGES SALE
OF VALUABLE MACHINERY,

Will be sold at the Machine Shop of
w John Roberts, on the west side, in Warren
Ohio, on
Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1858.
Between the hours Of and5 o'clock, ?. NJ. Of said day:
0ne Iron Planning Lathe. with Crone Pulleys, Belts
and tools made by the CuyahOsa Steam Furnace Com
pany. Cleveland o. One Iron Turning Lathe (2 feet
bed) % in Swing, madeby Lowell Machine Shop. Mass
with Hangers, Pulleys and all things thereto.
The said articles Of Machinery were mortgaged by
Hnraiio Baseomb and Leyan ID. Roberts to the Cuyaho-
ga Steam Furnace Co. aud are now offered Tor sale to
satisfy certain notes given for said articles. Terms
ofsale, = cash, balance in 8, 9 and IL months with in.
terest at 10 per cent.
A rare chance is here presented to obtain first class
Machinery on easy terms. T. ]. MILAN
Nov. ;. Sc. Atty. for Guy. Steam Furnace Co.
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WILLIAM PEW'S ESTATE.
NOTICE. is hereby given that the sub

IN scribers have been appointed and qualified as
administrators on the Estate OF William Pew, late OF
No. Io-L s3-2ws WIN. PEW.
JOHN PPw
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston g. McrriHs Iatallible Yeast Porder,
A NEW ARTICLE
FOR MIXING LIGHT aND SWEET BREAD.
Bread made with this Yeast is perfectly wholesome,
nor liable to sour upon the stomach, and is more nour-
ishing and economics. than Bread raised with the
common Brewery Yeast. Price IS cents per box, to be
had at wholesale and retail. of
L. A SMITH & Co.. Druggists.
Sept. Is. 1859 II. No. ). Main St.
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he Grand Eesult in ihin.

B the Sia, J urn. Il ~ 1T a. az
I 9 official vie Of Ohio Urioh.i II b..
1873, IN the Stale ticket anu for mem
bers OF Congress. On the Stale ticket
the columns foot up as follows
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Office.
READERS AND SPOILERS.
billiards Readers M'GuHey's Readers
Parker's Rhetorical Guide webb's Readers
Porter's do do M'Guaey's Spoilers
A|RITHMETICS.
G GaiSaRPa'. G Gay.s s A@S9sr
Smiths Marvin's
ENGLISH GRAMMARS.
SiaTk,s Soy GSyeTr' Wells. areens's
BIOGRAPHIES.
S %iisRei = fi'eA' M yt!Sai g9y'ieai
Monteith's Morse's
Olney's Peter Parley's
Smiths Mrs. Tuihilrs Ny Little do
BOOKKEEPING.
Mahew': Book keeping and Account Rocks
MeGregor's Practical Bookkeeping
PHi 10 % AND G CHEMISTRY.
Parker; Philosophy GOmstoek's Philosophy
Gray's Chemistry Comstock's Chemistry
CLASSICAL.
Andrews & stoddard's Latin Grammar
Andrews Latin Reader Anthon's Caesar
Anthon's Virgil do Cicero
Z nj uNih . EAAS aAHA 1N@0AA LANAA oVOh
McClintock & Crooks do do
Bulletins Latin Grammar Bulletins Latin Reader
do Greek do do Greek do
Cooper's Virgil Crosby's Greek Grammar
Xenophon's Anahasis sophocles' do do
Beza's Latin Testament sPencer's Greek Testament
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
surrenes' French Dictionary
Farquelle's French Course and Key to same
oilendorf's French Grammar
do Racine Madame DeStaeI's Corinne
Life Of Washington Alder's German Reader
Woodbury's German Course
do Elementary German Reader
Key to German Course ElweIIs German Dictionsry
German Bibles and Testaments
German A B c Books and Spellars
HIGHER MATHEMATICS.
Davies Bourdon's Algebra
do Legendre's Geometry
do Surveying Davies Calculus
Eoomis' Algebra Loomis' Tr~igonometry
do Logarithms 90 Geometry
Rays First Algebra Rays Second Algebra
Key to same
Ro5ison's Elementary Algebra
do University do
Green's Gradatious in Algebra Smiths Mechanics
SPEAKERS AND EXECUTIONS.
Zachas' American Speaker
R~ussel's University de
Sarge tnts Standard do
Northend's American do
R1sselIs juvenile do
| ComstOck's ElOcutiOn Putnam's Elocution
The American Orator LOvelIs School Dialogues
Students Speaker Little Speaker
Mas sey's Exhibition Reciter
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cutters Physiology Cutters Anatomy
Gray-s Botany Woods Botany
Hitckcock's Geology Gray's Geology
Olmsted's Astronomy Smiths Astronomy
Parker's Composition Quackenhos' Composition
Watts on the Mind Wright's 0rthography
Wha:eley's Rhetoric Whateiey's Logic
wilson's Histories Hickok's Moral Science
Cousins Psychology kane's Criticism
Wehster's Dictionaries, all sizes
Worcester's do do
.Mahan's Intellectual Fhy losophy
Cpham's Mental do
DO On The Will
Baldwin's Pronouncing Gazetteer
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