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T. THEARD. Comptr9


D, :
No. 4l49
Whereas, the Mississippi river IL It's press Of high
from time 10 time threaeus our city with an overflow Of
lhg SnHve'S plantation, in the parish Of Jefferson
event Of such eamfy void be ncScubie and " VI
Whereas, It il du The Common CopHc owes the city
It's Dhab devise guard against
for ysattos regardless OF EXPENSE in order protect Il
city in her most vital interests from dis ster by the negligence
OF Others beyond orr mt' therefore
Be reso'ei That the comptroller be and he hereby au
thoriad to SELL after thirty days notice in the oc journal
contract for the construction OF lgyee along he upper
along lower ne New Cana along the New "a
na 70 the brtaiEe Ridge -d syee 70 be sky feet wide al
gu I'd ne city against all 9yerilows from crevlsses
bu con etei lie Compro Ter be and he IS hereby aoljsd
t. SD after Ten dy noiie1 II he ottc9 journal contract
op ot sad eyee from Maya e, street the Meairie Ridge
and specifications on G5 ia lie Surveyors ONCE and tbs -ag
e be subject to the approval or rejection by the Common
Signed 10. NIXON
President = , q5a of Alderrn.r.
President Pre- tom. Board Assistant Aldermen
Signed GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY 18Th day ID
january 1852 will adjndidate at my Office at l2occE NJ
as s2 49,. T rHEARD. compuolrr
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for thc
~ construction Of aleyee along the uppe mt Of cry
from hence along he lover iue of olton the Sew na
Teyoad h Metre R%g5 s '9 o'' p 'ates 'eo.
n, portion Of said eyee along the upp.r limit OF the
said 10 yer line OF Ctrr0lon The New CanRl. sh! be
such heIrhrs, when moetely settled, As marked on
bee,2 nunet ed and that goon # a". ,evee along
+ dEe -lal 10 fifteen feet IL width o the b. i've fees.
u it p @Ra Of SCH se,egls when completely set
The earth 10 be ned T. the c999Struston of that
E!en,d seventy 5ee wdta o. he i,5tde Of said eyee
along the the earth De used the c0nst,ul ~
thhtpo.tion Of aid eyeo secondly described shall
rle eorl med in the Of said leyeo shall
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
90 iPTROLGER,S OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, Dec, 5, 1855 :
+ No IJgI

90 aPTROLLER,S OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, Dec. 5, 1858. !
[ No. 4ls4.
Reppsd That the Comptroller aud he is hereby nuhor
3ed to Adudieate 10 the lowest idder after five DAYS notice in
e oHclA Journal cuNtract for repairs the Powder MAgl-
zine, asreeaby specifications file Surveyor office
ana sad adjudication sub ec 10 the approval rejection Of
Common Council.
LSignedl j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSlgnedI GHAS. Il. WALDO,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Nov. u 1855
Lsisnedl GERARD sTITIE. Mayor.
No. 4lS5
RcSottd That the Comptroller and he hereby author
e TO dJudtAt to tile lowest bidders bidder five
notice in the official j5urnl two contracts separately for IL.
pairing Rud 6eepn in ePHir with lake shells all the s roads
OF the contract for that portion street
and the 'ther contract for that portion below Canal street for
one year TO date from The Isl day Of January 1859 the said
work TO be done in accordance with specifications on die in the
Surveyors Office and the publications thereof TO be subject to
the approval or rejection Of the Common Council
Sighed ChAS. h. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved Nov. T. 1873.
tSignsdI GERARD STTTH. Mayor.
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BOARD on ALDERMEN
H.. IL F1,o-gs AZ ss,5.t.., e., December !, 1868,
of the Board Of Assistant Alderman.
aenlemen-Fhe following resolutions adopted by yOnT hon
oracle oody were eoAeurrGd IN by the Board Aldermen
resolution to pay sundS Bills adopted 23d November ISIS
contac 70 contracting fool passage ways connect tbe
WarHeN n the First District, from post 10 post 80 at 81 OS
per turning foot, and accepting his securities.
ATesnuiion auhnrHgth Surveyor have constructed
plank tooMy North Market street. Ing across
the evee e the ndng Of the New Yor8 and steamers
Afgsohunn approg8g Joint Committee to make All ueres
Douglas on arrival at this city-MeSsrs Hiz Howell and
Ham op, we're appointed on the forego ny committee
me Hohu q Aldermen have receded FROM the substitute
e99pea oy ihem and e9ncufed In the following resolution
edopted BY your honorable body. "
resolution requesting the Surveyor to have two gas aps
placed ol the porticn Of III Gy Hail
las ooWnE resolutions, adopted By your honorable body
resolution amending ordinance No 9a6of revised cif Jaws
" aua's thereto the words per month AZ lie conclusion
Of SAID ordinance etc. S' 'o"
refolnon An horzng the Surveyor II have .pch srl
ray repairs made the Paeaner Station watch le;e MI
lookup. may be fequited +e-so N""
preamble and resolution thp Straa
saea number q shts ~ Che Commit on Streets 4 Ind
ngs MAY deem neoessa pNcea The ehAryg. INA jt
Of the port Of New Orleans % anu ia"l''R'
Resp ctfuly.
elAS CLAIBORNE secty.
hessrs Phelps and BENT took their seats
The following resolution mentioned in the forayo-
Ing message az having been rejected, was read.
Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Huyehe, Kearnv Ieers
Moreno, Monroe, Phelps, and Whituey-8.
says; Messfs. Beeber BENT, Magioni, and White
resolution amending ordinance No $50 of revised
bY 4ldlng hereto the words PSI 0u al tie conclusion e
sail ordinance etc. 80
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Notice is hereby ggen. that on TUESDAY 2st nsr ! vii
aduicate my Office Il occcs NJ tho nb1ve contracts
ds II / THFAHn. COMPTROLLER.
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LNPAVE DU DEUNTElIE DTSRTRTCT-TIn
Il etc conduit depot DIES Epaves au Deuxeme District
6paYe-
Tine ache rouge tachetee de bann venre lie bou de
Iofele droite coupee marquee de ois foue
oreile gRnche en-dess6us ay de ne
tts cOrnes, sans aEtEes marques visible
81 IA de Fache nes pas recmee dams dix ioHrs ct les
pages ellie yeUdue ,enrh6e pubgae au dit dep6t
MERCkEDI, dtcembre, 1858 d midi.
G. o. FLETCHER, Gommissare des ruas.
Notvelle-0rlelns, % noyemb. e, s5s. n2j II
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ROBERT HuYGHE, Chairman.
JOHN 7. MONROE,
JNo. b LEEFE,
jules BENT.

me following resolutions. accompanying the above
report were read twice and adopted the rules being
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9rp Orleans Daily t5reseeat.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

capN-a 1eHsDEg a5sD UN CHI
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Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY 18Th day &c
january 1859 will aIuddHe my Office Il O'Clock NJ,
the above contract.
DIS 32t T. THEARD. Comptroller.
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CUNDHIEs nv sTgFRTG-

CiAR0LINA SEED RICE-A SMALL Lot OF
- ,iolien Seed, superior quality Tor sale by
ma BARELLI 4 co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

snNHANKFUL for past favors. Mir. CHRISTIAN II REiNHARr would respectfully inform his nu- msrous friends ant patnsns that he has received sapply of GOLD AND SILVER WAICHfsS. which he has carefully repaired and put in the best run ming order. and will warrant them for year. These Watches Il be sold far less than their usual prices, In regarl to Mir. Rs ability for REPAIR lSG WArCHES, he cannot be exee'led. having beea a manufacturer of Watches for several years. Bcfore coming to America. he avaiied himself of numerous sdvantasses, to hecsnne thoroughly ac- QuAinted with the mechanism of the Watch Manu- fsctory 1t has been mere than sixteen years since Mr, k, has been following the Business and since has been in America he has established for him- eelf an excellent reputation All Watches which Mir. R. repairs. warranted for one year.
 0fkee at Baldwin's Book Store. South Street,
 Ltchheld Conn.
 GS Watches can be sent safely y the New Mil ford. Kent, or West Cornwall Mail Contractors
 June aS, 1851. tf-l4
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

Plaster and Coal.
 VHE saescsiber has just received cargo of the - elae kiRd of Plaster. Also, . cargo of the best Spring Moantain Coal. A1 those in want of Coal eAn have it at summer prices by sending n their oa- ders this month F COULD.
 Iisassla eass Min, Nov, r, icS7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
E nc NHaD " A A-
Boots and shoes.

TuVHE subscriber mry be found in Lends building. II up stairs. opp Site the Enquirer office where hs is prepared to make all kinds of bOolS and SHOES to order in the best and at reason able prices. including Ladies and Children Boots and Shoes.
 RRAfxixs done at short notice
 N IFFLAND, LitshAsld. April 2. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
.sa,itilc and Harness Making.

< HE subscriber continues to manufacture an keeps on hand every thing in his line of business and ne w,iaid invite tilestcmtion of the public to his est,bi, ,hmrut believing that he supply Harness. saddles imilies, Collars Whips. &c. of Us good quality amt 1t IS cheap ties he found sisewaere. Johbing and repairing promptly an'l satly executed
 rae subscriber ha removed to the loft over the now grocery store f William II Wheeler, East street. where hc ,ntiuuest to manufacture
 FRED'k BROWN Etuhisid June 1, lS67.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
Black mitlling and Wagon Re-
 Dniring.

MIR H. F. GIBBUD HAVING MADE AR MI ra.,ycmcntS which will enable him ta att n'i to Lt work in the above Line would respectfully inf .rta the citizens uf Litchirld an vicinity, that he can he found at the building known ,s ' E".ers Blacksmith shop n Spencer street. with every ft- vilty fpr d quick and tn trough execution ,f Jobs. His long experience as workman. he trusts, will! enab.s him to give entire satisfaction to those who may favor him with their patronage.
 Ltchtield April Fl, 1851. o2tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
R. HERMAN, "AS just returned from New York with an as HI snrtment os
wArCHEs AND TEwE.RY

Spectacles, from 25 cents to $10 the pa;r.-Plated nutfer-K -Kaives. Spoons, Forks, Sewing Birds and Napkin Rings. violineello Strings. Violin Strings BRises Screus Tail Boards and Resin Violin Bows and Tansing Forks. ani Clariouet Reeds, and vari- GUS Articles too numerous to mention. at the low est prices.
 Liseh6sld. May IS. 1857. tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

uH oLISTER FREEMAN Attorneys and Coun-
 n sclors at Law Frederick D. Beenan, Com missioner of Deeds for the State of New York. Office in Seymour Building South street. Ltchiield Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

EORGE A. HICKOX Attorney at Law, M Office in Seymour's Building South street, Ltchfcld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

. ENRY S. SANFORD, Attorney and Coun- ' II selor ut Law, Notary Public and Commissioner for Now York Office ut New Milford, Conn.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
Dr. E. w. Blake,

IN w. SEYMOUR Attorney and Counsellor Heat Law, itchteld. Conn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

A NROSSMANS Shaving, Hair-Cutting and Wig O Making RoOms-undcr the Mansion House. Ltehheld
 HN OBERT M. TREAT, Manufacturer of corn Re- shelters, churns. safety tug irons. &c., South farms, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

Etoh,isid June 1. 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
.lnft C.

AsshAsld. April 2. ls57.
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BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS T. MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS. vARNIsHES,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE. BRUSHES. &C.
h. aA9 Aosin ~, hss- HiflA and otxlA,
KEOkUk, IOWA.

HosrrrrHR.-There but few who do not at
some time experience the unI sasant effect Of TEN
porary ind gestion, such 3 sense Of fuiiness,
weight and unessiness OF ihe stomach, foul tongue
Bit erness in the mouth nausea, sick headache,
Ac., &c. All such feelings are evidence Of ap.
preaching dyspepsia, which should always BIZ
check ed and cured by the Of Hoste,ters stoin-
Ach Bittsrs, which are known to be an infallible
remedy for all such complaints. To this thou
sands will testify who have tried them and
proved the fscts. Ito. letters Bitters for sale
BY cur principal druggists and dealers generally
HARRISON 4 GIBBONS, Agents,
ianesdaw MAin-st., let. 9th and 7th
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90 M M ERCIAI~
DAILY GATE CRY OvrlcE, I
KNnkuk. lima 1fh

Keokuk, June It'll.
FLOUR - Banner Mills Extra Family ffAll
wheat 81 90 " bbi.; Extra supernne lspring
whestI - %; superhne 50 90, Gate City Extra,
81 70 per Dbl. second quality, IS 90 u bbl.--
Country Aour, 81 81 U sack. Quincy, 50 90 to
Is ~. Graham, tfaIi wheat IS 90 per 100 Tbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOC to COO per 100.
coRN-Ready sale Ut Soc.
BARLEY-Good demand for prime qualities 1T
Soc to 76c.
WHEAT--Littie fall wheat 10 be had SOC
will be paid for good article. Spring so to 5So
for choice poor grades ~ TO soc In good currency.
oATs-In request At 30.
RYE--3bc to Acc little coming in
P0TAT0ES--0ood supply; selling at is to 22c.
GRoCERIEs-N. o. sugarfair 7}to si,prime 81
to o. choice " clarified 10 to 1oi crushed and loaf
l3ts 1874. ADMINISTRATIVE 38 to 40c, s. II. 40
to ~, Golden Syrup, rs to soc. Conee-Rio l2a,
TO l2i. Java 10 to 7ic. Rice 8 to 6Ae.
sOAP--Palm 6ac, Family SC.
CANDLEs--stsr ~ to Is, stearine 12i. Mould
IL to l2i, summer pressed IA 10 I5e.
LARD--Fair supply, SO to &c.
BuTTER--In better supply. Choice 10 to lie.
HIDES-Dry, 10 TO lac; green, 5.
HAY-prairis from IS to g.. Timothy, $12
to 4A Hungarian, sl2 to 1. IA.
SEEDs.--H ungarian Grass. so to soej Tim
othy, so to rs.
sUNDRIES-onions, 30 to 10; Eggs, 8 to 7c;
Feathers, S5c to 40cj White Beans, Doc to IS.
FRuIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice, -
SO to s.. Dried sppies, ~ 50 to 81 80 per bushsi.
Dried peaches, - ~ to 50 30; Rsisins, - toto
4 90.
CHREsE-W. X. 81 to ~ Denmark 10 to ii.
Professionalism Pork 4I4 80 I'll s, Should
ers 8, Sides 7, Hams 8.
BEEF to ~ gross; 4Ae to per quarter.
sHEEP-$2 to t2A y head.
sALT-G, A., 81 Al to 81 10 Kanavha, 3 Is.
FIsH--AsckeYeI, No. 1 $40 to SCI q Dbl; No.
2sl5toxl6, No. $i2tosl3 White, No. Is 30
TO IS ~ q half Dbl; No. IS 80. Cod Fish to
6iFb.
ExcHAsGK.--0n New York for currency per
cent; for gold per cent. st. Louis per cent.
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Printing Inks,

We havs for sale quantity Of WApE's COLOR
Ed IsKs, which are justly considered the best In
market There As among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
Is cents up to $50 per n. Also White Ink, Gold
Sine and Varnish, and nearlysn grades Of Black
Ink, Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, quantity Of Mather's Black
Inks, stll uni,posed e. than which there arc none
better in market
All Of which we will sell at manufacturer pri-
ees, for cash
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REMOVAL.
Pr u II M e r & CO.,

PIT u II M E r & CO.,
Having Moved TO the New 4 story
House. No.IO Mafn-xt., cor. Atm,
ARE NOW PREPARED To FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ALLOW PRICES FOR CASH,
With GLASS Of alt rsss, from 90 D to ao>t 60
SASH, (Primed and Chased n dsnrtd0
LINSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled;)
LARD AND COTTON SEED OIL,
Cor Lubricating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
p U RE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE
ALCOH0L;
VARNI s II + s AND JAPAN.
We also manufacture whites Compound
prier, which is superior TO any other drier In the
market.
We have constantly in stock Whiting, Venetian
Red Genres, Chrcme, Paris Green, Umbers, Siennas,
LAmpblack, Vandyke Brown, Red Lead, LithAr ne
Ae.f D.. Also, Paint Brushes, Glaziers' Diamonds,
Nll1dern's Points, Gold Leaf, &c
We have q large stock Of Hardware, which hav-
ing bean received within the past twelve months
is all new and freaA.. and wishing to close this
branch Of our buxers we willseil it at exceeding.
1y low figures. The stock comprises good assort-
ment Of building materials adapted to the Western
market, ndUsrpen tcrs' Tools.
NA.We invitaSsthe attention Of Country NJ.
chs - our ItQ11b feeling assured that ~ car
| oe144@ 0g~M 9ns low prices a. they can find il
| St. " 03Mf otfnr Western city.-Wa
WeN6Ricft ~ attention of Merchants, Painter.
and Builders to our new place Of business,
No. 1O3 Main sfrest, nsrf TO Wooster Tespiin .
! Apr2Sd PLUMMER 4 co.
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RIvKas.-The Des Moines was still rising
yesterday, and is now higher than at any time
before this season. A young man started
from here for Winchester, No., in q sail boat.
and expected to get within short distance
OF the town.
The Mississippi is also rising, and at six
o'clock p. m. yesterday was within two fec.
Of the mark Of 1851. The top Of the rise
from above has probably reached Us, and il
it will only stop raining We may look for Z
fall.
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Keokuk Book-Bindsry.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUfAcTOkI.
DLANK Books made ard ruled 20 any 49,
f1n.ttarn. Court Records, j ustices' Docksts. -
SCISSORS Books Poll Books, Ae., 49, fsraisAsa =
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Mssis. Ae., bound q ~
bound in any style desired.
WrMy bindery will " fosnd IN nsCune'
patid,n~ corner of Main and Sssond-sts.
sep II '67-d A6AAS -
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Sussex Bank, Newton, b and up; Asrshante
RxchAnge Bk.
wealth.
State Bank, Newark, 81 A mp, Manhattan n
State Bank, Elisabethtown, 5s d up, DO
Somerset County Bank, Sumn,srvile; Amer b
Exchange Bank.
Trenton Banking Co., Trenton, b apdpp; Han
haitian BanK.
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Having made arrangements with the pro-
prietor Of the Post by which our report OF
the evidence in this case 1.-THE only report
made) was to be printed in both papers, and
having to print our own edition Erst, We were
unable to wait long enough to obtain the
verdict for publication next morning.
The verdict Of the Jury wasxendered abou.
10 O'Clock. The prisoner was found GullrY
or MURDER IN THE Fiasr Dl1REE. On it's
announcement, he manifested great excite
ment. He said TO the Jury, "Gentlemen, it
10 false" Again he told them il was ga
damned lie." His counsel urged him to be
quiet, and the Sheriff had to employ force to
make him desist. On the way back to
prison, be was in great rage, by turns
cursing vshemently and then ustering the
most hidsous moans.
- lie had 9 fair trial. The Judge was
impartial in his rulings. We believe the
Jury csnvassed the case intelligen.ly, and
with disposition to give the prisoner the
advantage Of any reasonable doubt. lie
had the benefit OF counsel who defended him
with zeal, activity and ability. The Prose-
cusion, while conducting the case with force,
and credit to themselves, yet took no undue
advantages, and did no more than fell strict
ly in the line OF honorable duty. And yet
he was convicted convicted for the reason
the sole reason that the evidence Was too
strong against him. We sincerely believe
the verdict was 10 accordance with ssths Law
and the testimony"
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REM

The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE is
in McCusr's Building, corner OF Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room first door to the right.
Orders for all kinds OF Job Work filed
with neAtness and dispatch.
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For the Upper Mis- sissippi
q. s. MAIL LINE,
II eek Island and X ON uk Daily Pas .
n

q. 8. MAIL LINE,
II eek ISL q nd and X oh uk Daily Pas.
scngeT Packets.
rINHE steamers BEN CAGPBELL -
and TIsHoMINGo will compose
the line for the Aeason of 1858. Both k,B4&ll
Of these boats being of light draugh
aud Of great speed, may be relied upon Tor making
con ections as advertised. The
BEN. cAMPBt LII,
GEO. II. MYERs, Captain A. l.. MI Jerk,
Leaves Montrose on the arrival Of Mrs from
keokuk, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at o'clock. The
TIsH0MING0,
JoHs X. KxAcH, Captain A. II. CoRwiSE, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose ~ above. every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday connecting, at Burlington, with
TRAINS for CHICAGO, and MI. Pleasant, lows;
At Muscatine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY /;
NJ Rock Island, with Minnesota Packet Company
steamers for laiena, Dubuque, and st. Paul. and
the trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Through Tickets may be procured Board, or
Of o. Ill. BREWER. Agent,
May lid at Depot on Levee.
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.:::::: :; ..''.
Fleetwood Christ and APOSTLES.
Life In Israel. by Richards,
Pilgrims Progrsss. .te
The Holy War,
Popular History Of English Bible Trsnslatseas,
1ke Altar ut Home,
The Two Sighis,
Lscturss u Young Men.
Fresh Thoughts on Old Themes
Theodosia, or the Heroine Of Faith,
Methodist Family Manual,
Principles and Practices Of Baptsts, BY Way
land;
Sacred Scenes ind Characters,
The Dairy mans Daughter,
Shepherd of Salisbury Plain,
Bible Manual, by Everett;
McTraines' Sermons,
Dicks WORKS,
I.orenso Dow . Works
Chain Of Sacred Wonders.
Cummings Scripture Readings, embracing
Mathew, Mark, Luke aud John, E8odus,
Leviticus. Genesis.
Cummings Minor Works,
CumneE n = Tent and Altar,
Cummings Voices Of theEight,
Cummings Voices Of tbs Day, 49,
Cummings Voices Of the Dead, 81
CummiE = Bspedictions Of the Blessed Life.
Cumming Q1neeh Before the Flood,
Cumming d 3uses on komanism,
Cumming sp1lB Life.
Conant's Eea66seen John
Commits Ncander on PHILIPPIANS and James.
Christian Lite--Social and Individual;
Sermons for the People,
Italians Lectures ON the Morning Prayer;
Mrs. Marshs Halle, or The Shsepfoid in the
Waters;
Thoughts to Help and Cheer LIST and d series;
Buck 5 Harmony and Exposition Of our Lords
Great Prophecy;
Barnes Notes Embracing James, Peter, John,
and jude, Ephesians. PHILIPPIANS and
Colossians, Thcssaloniaps, Timothy, Titus,
Philemon, Book Of Revelation, Epistie to
the Hebrews. Epistlea to tho Romans, the
Gospels Of Isaiah, Job, Daniel.
Rainbow Around the Tcnb.
For sale 1t Eastern CataleGus Prices, At
OGDEN, BROWNELL 8 CO.'S,
April %, SD Main and End ctr sots.
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THE FARMERS, Guide

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
By HEsRY STEPHENS. +. r. S., Of Edinburgh, and
the late j. p. NoKrox, Professor of Scientific
Royal Octave. 1909 pages, and numerous wood
and steel engrayings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture published, and In order to give it
wider circulation, the publishers have resolved to
reduce the price to
Five Dollars for tho Two Volumes.
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