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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-12-30
g Cou ucil proceedings.

MONDAY, Dec. nth, '5S.
~ coancil ma. z Psesent, Mayor, Recorder.
Marshal and solicitor--Aid., Hawley, Brad
g shat, Potter, Daum, Neville, Prugh-Absent,
Milburn. Hunter. and Csi,l we'll. ~
~ journal Of last meeting read and app owed.
A petition was presented by Messrs. New
6.ld and Obright. The privilege Of taking
srt License for only three months.
On molten the petition was received.
- Moved by Nj. Bradshaw that the prayer
sxae che petitioners be granted. Carried. US
o. motion Of Mr., Bradshaw, R. solved that
each councilman be allowed one Dollar per
night for sseh session atSwhich he may be
present--provided the same Goes not exceed
$40 90 pei year. a'F'Se
Moved by Mr.. Hawley to lay the resolution
,npon the table. LOST! Il ~ q | III
Mr.. Hawley moved to amend by inserting
he'y CENTS. instead Of Que, Dollar. Amend-
IL. 's5A s'7@ '5A1Sa
Mr.. Prugh moved to amend by inserting
severty-hse Cents per III sht instead of 81 90.
Amend4sst Carried. II.r ''1a
Resolution as amended lost.
NJ. Ruah tsndssea his resignation as aid
man, which on motion Of Mr.. Hawley was &C.
The addl,ing eom,di,tsses report in favor 81
the account Of WIN. Daggett Of So 35 for
sundFies; Mayo and Recorder instructed 10
draw an order. for the sama-aIso in favor Of
10 tho account Of C. A. Bradshaw Of 81 for GER
!, vice IS Judge Of the election; Mayor. and
Recorder distracted to .raw an order for the
saine. Also in favor Of the account OF ].
2 Potter OF 81 for service as Judge Of election,
4 Mayor and Recorder instructed to draw an
: order for the same. Also in favor of the ac-
count Of P. c. Daum Of 81 for service as
: 'slpSssbf City sleetioas Mayor apd Recorder
] sstrNcisd to draw an order for the same. Also
{ in favor Of the account OF C. Lawrence Of
81 Os, balance over paid on City Tax, Mayor
J. aud Recorder instructed to draw an order
for the same. $50 in favor Of account VI
~ w. w. Farley 4 Co, Of 2 ~ for Ballot Boxes;
4 Msyor and Recorder instructed to draw an
order fos tie sanes Also " favor Of account
of. H Myers of S33 80 for service as mar.
!, sbsl Tor one moath--alsorin favor, of account
u A: A. Stuart Of So SO for service a. Solici-
tor fof one month; Mayor and Recorder in-
ytructed to 6ra~ orders Tor the same. -
i ~ Op motion adjourned. 44 -
W. GOLDSMITH.
!, Recorder.
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SpeefaI Notices.
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CARD.

eN- TO MY PATR0NS.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment and would now say, that, not
withsanding the lateness Of the in which my
store opened. have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock Of articles in my line than
be found in store west Of the Mississippi Hav
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant, physicians and 9TH
requiring medicines can be confident OF being
suited in every respect. WM. +. ELMENDORF,
Apothecaries' Hail. Richards Buildings,
no15 IS Ottumwa Iowa,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15
ITO be continued.l
What One Great Mind Can Accomplish.

The "great ones'' of the earth have been
Justly designated as such for having achieved
ends and objects unattained by their fellow
men. If we trace the rise and progress of
them, we shall see, that not only has their sue
cess been owing to a new idea or original sug-
gestion, but in a far greater measure to the
systematic mode of carrying out the projects,
and bringing them to a successful issue. In
no instance has this fact been more truly exem-
pIified than in the career and lightning speed
progress to fame of Thomas HOLLOWAY, and the
proportionate universal dissemination Of his
Pills and OINTMENT as specifics for nearly
| all diseases of the human frame We have been
fortunate enough to learn from his own lips the
ruodus operandi of this woodworking system,
which evinces its superiority not only in hav-
ing reached the acme of perfection, but in
keeping afioat this mighty organization, sharp
of thousand strings" to keep in tune!
Let the reader conceive to himself the possi-
bility of creating and continuing in working or
der a business from whose focus two articles,
with the simple cognomen of OfHOLLOwAY's PILLS
and HoLLowAY's OINTMENT, are kept perpetu-
ally in the hand and in the reach of one in eY-
cry hundred of a community, and that commu-
nifty contained in no less limits than the circle
of the eartRs broad surface. Now that is not
only accomplished, but done with ease and har-
mony withal: these almost ubiquitous rene
dies, culed originally (as we are assured) from
the vegetable productions of that soil which
gave US birth, are moreover so compounded,
from careful study and research, as to act with
divers tendencies, but wonderful unity of feffect;
the individual properties of Hulloway's medi-
cines become pasSi1s or actiUe, to salt the exi-
gencies of the case, the Pills containing both
tonic, as well as detergent qualities, develop
the one or the other, as the symptoms of the
patients case may demand, the Ointment be-
ing an "expellant'' as well as healing applica-
ton, takes similar mode of attaining the de-
| sired end, thus mutually assisting nature to ca
the common enemy, and subduing the tenn
poral reign of fell disease.
Much more could be said on this point than
can well come within the scope of this article,
which we have thought it our duty to devote to
a casual glance at great undertaking, that may
have escaped the observation, and consequently
the due appreciation of great portion of our
readers; a system conceived as it was, and car
ried out as it is, by master mind We will at
some future time tender some further interest
| ing particulars with regard TO this peerless and
unprecedented enterprise Millcaukee Nei1s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15

EDITORIAL CONFERENCE.-The State Editorial
Convention which met in this city last January ad-
iourned to meet in Dayton on the 18th Of January
next The following from the Dayton Gazette
will show that the members of the fraternity in
that city will be prepared to bid welcome on that
occasion to the delegates and representatives from
all over the State:
Some of our editorial brethen, in other places,
are undera misapprehension in respect to the po
ston OF the Dayton press, in reference to the Con-
yentOn, proposed last year, to be held here. They
have not the least disposition TO avoid the respon-
sbilty it imposes on them, nor do they doubt that
the interview will be both pleasant and profit
able: especially, in a social point of view. They,
therefore by an official meeting, cordially tencer
to the Editors and Printers of Ohio, their most
friendly greetings. and request them to celebrate
the coming anniversary OF Benjamin Franklin in
Dayton
We speak not only in behalf of the printers here,
but in behalf also of our citizens Dayton is dis
tinguished for hospitality, and will not, of course,
allow so influential class of men, as the editorial
fraternity to be treated in another way than with
"the most distinguished consideration"
Let the ConvantiOn, then, be Immediately called,
and the Printers of Dayton will not fail to respond
to its requirements.
At meeting of the Editors and Printers of Day.
ton, on Saturday evening last twas
ResOlped, That we celebrate the Birth Day oi
FRANKLIN, and that Committee of five be ap-
pointed to make necessary arrangements.
The Chairman appointed the following Commit
tee: David Clark, of the Empire; W. F. Comfy,
of the Journal; B. G. Burrows, c. Crowell, and J.
R. Reeder. On motion,
Resolred, That, whereas the Editorial COnven-
tOn of Ohio at its last session, adjourned to meet
at Dayton, on the 18th ofJanuary, 1859, we cordi-
ally invite the editors of the State to meet here,
and that a Committee of five be appointed to make
the necessary arrangements for the reception OF
the Delegates, and their entertainment while in
our city.
The following gentlemen were appointed Hon
D. W Iddings, VIM. H. P. Denny, Col. D. q.
Fitch, David s. Comfy, J. Fred Meyers.
ReSolUcd, That all the papers of the State be
requested to publish these proceedings, and call
attention to the same, editOrially.
Adjourned. -
WM. H. P. DENNY, Chairman.
n q FITCH Secretary
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II, D. I 2 LE5 DtO
of last eUeHiHg.

MEssRs. EDITORS Can any of our mercantile
or produce dealers inform US why such a uniform
iiy of prices exist between the Cleveland and New
York City wholesale markets in the article of hour
By last Saturdays telegraph report extras were
quoted in New York at S5 80 $3.50 per bbl-
Under same date in our city reports, extra -four
ranges from S5,25 1878 Although the Eastern
dealers are principally dependant on the fertile
fields of the West for their supplies of this commo-
dity, and although freight Of six TO eight shil-
lings per barrel must be paid for transportation
between the two cities, yet according to present
arrangements the Eastern -four jobbers sell at the
same figures as our wholesale merchants Hereto
fore it has ruled in this section ten to twelve sh
lings less than New York figures. What Is the
cause Of the present uniformity. There is no lack
Of the article here, there eight or nine thou
sand barrels more in store than at the same time
in 1857 and in our estimation -four should be selling
one dollar or a dollar and half less than the cur
rent rates in this city. W,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15

New ENGLAND FEsTIvAL.-Ata meeting Of the
New England Society, held at the Angler House
last evening, B. Rouse in the chair, and E. n
Keyes, Secretary, it was unanimously resolved that
a Festival be given in honor of the day that gave
birth TO New England.
The following Committee of Arrangements was
appointed B Rouse, Chairman; P Thatcher, H.
N. Chaplin, c. W. Palmer, o. E. Dodge, / C. Pen
dleton, E Kinsman, W. P, Fogg, H. B. Tuttle, E.
Cowles, L. Rawson, L. Littles.
A meeting of the Committee viii be held at the.
Wedden House this evening at halfpast seven o.
clock precisely. 1t is earnestly requested that all
the members of the Committee be present, as the
entire details of the celebration is left in their hands
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15
RNGLISH GRAMMARS.

Billions English Grammar,
Bullions' Practica and ANALYTICAL Grammar
Browns First Lines Of English Grammar,
Browns Institutes Of Grammar,
COvell's Digest Of English Grammar,
ClaTk's First Grammar,
Clark's English Grammar,
Fow ler's English Grammar,
FOwlor's Grammar, Abridged,
Greene's Introduction TO English Grammar
Greene's First Lessons in Grammar,
Greene's Elements Of English Grammar.
Greenc's Analysis,
Pinneo's PrimITy Grammar,
PinneO's Analytical Grammar,
PinneO's Eng ish Teacher.
Smith's Eng ish Grammar,
Tower 5 English Grammar,
Welli Grammar,
Weldis Grammar,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15

CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.-A rare chance is given
citizens to purchase jewelry cheap at the auc-
ton sale in the American Block. Handsome Christ
mas and New Years gifts are to be procured there
at really low prices, and the articles are warranted
to be as they are represented. The sale closes to-
day "wednesday. The goods are a part of a re-
tail stock from Boston, and are not mere sham ar
chance
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MORNING LEADER.
TWILIGH

LongfellOw thus happily describes the gradl
al coming on of its shadows
Slowly, slowly up the wall
Steals the sunshine, steals the shade,
Evening damps begin TO fall,
Evening shadows are displayed
Round me, o'er me, everywhere,
All the sky is grand with clouds,
Athwart the evening air
Wheel the swallows home in crowds
Shafts or sunshine from the west
Paint the dusty windows red,
Darker shadows deeper rest,
Underneath and overhead
Darker, darker and more wan
Iu my breast the shadows fall;
Upward steals the life of man,
As the sunshine from the wall.
From the wall into the sky,
From the roof along the spire;
All, the soul of those that die
Are but sunbeams lifted higher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15
ARITHMETICS.

Adams (DanieD Arithmetic,
Adams tF- Al First Arithmetic,
COibum's Arithmetic.
Davies school Arithmetic,
Davies University Arithmetic,
Greeuleaf's School Ariihmeuc,
Greeuleai's Higher arithmetic,
Rays First Art metic,
RAYS Second Arithmetic,
Rays Third Aril lhmetic.
Rays Higher AM hmetic.
S oddard's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic.
SiOidard's Amer intellectual Arithmetic,
SiOddani-s Practical Arithmetic,
StOddaTd's Philosophical Arithmetic,
. arlaaIlas-a =sL--.aasa
ThGmpSOn's Fr5cti al AnthnetlE,.
ThOmpsouis Higher Arithmetic,
Tr-c, 5 Elementary Arithmetic,
TT4cy's Commercial Arithmetic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15
BIOGRAPHIES.

Cornell's First Steps in Geo Taphy.
COrnell's Primary GeOgTaJ ",
COiueli'S Intermedlaie Ge graphy,
CorneII's High School Gel -laphy.
Cotton s FIich's introductory GeOgrapl
Cotton & Fiich's Mod m School GeOgr
FIich's Physical Geography,
Longs CLASSICAL Atlss,
hIitchell,s Primary Geography,
Mitchell's intermediate Geography,
Mitchelrs Geography and Atlas,
Mucheirs Ancient Geography.
McNalley's Geography,
Monteiih's First Book IN GeOg7 Apply,
Monteith's Introduction TO Geography,
Mon.enh's Manual Of Geography,
Mluteith's New Manual,
MOrse's Geography,
MitchelPs Outline Maps,
.Olney's Geography and Atlas,
Pelf0n's Outline Maps,
Peter Parleyis Geography,
Smiths First Geography,
Smiths QuartO Geography,
Domerv1ile's Physical Geography
Whites Class Book OF Geography,
Warrenis Common School Geography,
Warreh's Ply steal Geography,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15

Trunk STOLEN,-Yesterday morning Mr. P.
Ridenbaek, il the employ of Messrs. Brown & An
drews, was about to remove from the house where
he had been boarding TO one where, with his wife,
he purpOsed pitching his tent and abiding. Hav.
ing his trunk containing $40 or $50 worth of
clothing, in a wagon at the door, he stepped into
the house to say good bye. He had better, how
ever, have said good bye TO the trunk, for COM
ing out he discovered the disagreeable fact that
the trunk had departed, none knew whittier. Off
GERS Van Dusen and Oden were made acquainted
withth facts, and after found the trunk un-
der boat, which was under the Center Street
Bridge. The clothing, excepting one or two
shirts was missing and has not been since heard
from or seeu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15
CLASSICAL.

Andrews & StoddaId's Latin Grammar,
Andrews 4 StOddard's Latin Grammar, D
Andrews Lain Reader,
AudIews' Cicero,
Andrews Cesar,
Andrews IirSt Book in Latin,
Andrews Latin Lessons,
Andrews Latin Lexicon,
Authous Latin Dictionary,
AnswoTth's Latin Dictionary,
AnthoB's Cesar,
AuthOr,g Cicero.
AHslRs Sallust
Fnfiiou's Horace
Anth0nis Homer,
Anfhon's Virgil
Anthon's Anabasis.
Authonis Greek keeder.
Anihon's Xenoph9n,
AnthOn yuyenai,
AraO as Firs and Second Latin Book,
ArnOld's Latin Prose Composition,
AmOldis First Latin Book,
ArnoId's COrneiIus NepOs,
Amold'S First Gieek Book,
Arnold's Greek Prose Composition,
Buffers Saliust,
Baireis Xenoih hou,
Bui iJn's La:iu Grammar,
Bullion Latin Reader,
Bullion's Greek Grammar,
Builiou's Greek Reader,
Bulli0n's Cesar,
Co0peris Vlrsil.
Crosby s Greek LeSsOiss,
Crosby 5 Greek Grammar,
Harkness' Second Latin Book,
J0hnsUu's HerodOtus,
J0hnsoE's Cicero,
Keuhrer's Lstln Grammar,
Lincoln's Llyv.
Iiidle & Scoti's Greer Lexicon,
AIcChntOck & Crooks First Latin Book
NcClinI~ck 4 Crooks First Greek Book
Owens XenophOR's Anabasis.
Owens XenOohlnis Cyclopedia,
ROBBINS XenO9hOn,
SOphOcle's Greek Grammar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15
GERMAN ANDsFRENCH

AdlCr's large German Dictionary,
Adlcr's small German Dictionary,
Adler's Progressive German Reader
Charles XII,
Fasqaeils's French Grammar,
Gaud's Grlmmar-tiemans 10 learn English,
Meadows French Dictionary,
Noel & Chapsalis French Grammar
Oiieudorfi S German Grammar,
OTendOrtF's Erench-by Jewett,
OIendOrf's Freuch-by Valucl
Peissner's German Grammar,
Pinney's French Grammar,
Pinneyis French keauer,
RObsrtsonian System with French
Telemagne, with Notes,
WoOdbury's German Grammar
Wuodburs's S Shorter Course.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15
NLW SCHOOL BOOKS

Now being extensively introduced, and kept
Quantities.
Cornell's Biographies.
CUvilrs DisesI Of Grammar,
Hil4aId's Readers,
AlcGufey's New Readers,
MOnteitn's Biographies,
McNalley's Geography,
PeltOn's Outline Maps,
Payson & DuntOn's Writing Books,
W rrenis Common School GeogTaph
Warren's Physical GeOsrs ply.
Wells Chemistry,
Wells Philosophy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15

FOREST CITY LYcEUN-There will be meet
ing of the Forest City Lyceum this evening at the
Hall of the Sons of Temperance, on Ontario St.
Question for iscussion:-Resolved, That the Fu-
gitive Slave Law is binding upon the cOnsciences
and actions of the people of this country.
Disputants-Messrs. Schuckers, O'Bren, SnOddy
and Sherwin.
Essayist-G. W CrOEel
Decaimant-H NJ. Hall
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to
attend. G. W. CROWELL, Sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15
PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMISTRY

ComstocA's S Philosophy,
Bowman'S Chemistry,
Grayis Chemistry,
(iraham'S Chemistry.
Olmsted's School Philosophy,
Olulsied's College Philosophy,
Parkeris Philosophy,
PorteTis Chemistry,
Stockhardts Chemistry,
Snlimnn's Chemistry,
Smellie's Philosophy,
Sprague's PhilOsOphV,
WayIand's Intelii ctual Philosophy
Wayland's Moral Phi osophy,
Wells Philosophy,
Wells Chemistry.
YOuman's Class-BO0k Of Chemistry
YOuman's Atlas Of Chemistry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15

DoNATIoN.-DO not forget the gathering of
friends at the residence of Rev Mr.. Lowe this af-
ternoon and evening. We trust large and happy
company will assemble at No. 249 Perry street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15
TAt meeting of the Board of Trade hell
this day, it was

ResolUed, That it is expedient for the Forwarde
and others interested in the business of the Ohio
Canal, to hold general Convention, at Columbus,
Ohio on the sixth of January, 1852 for the purpose
of opposing any legislative action favorable to the
sale of the Canals, and TO recommend to the Board
of Public Works such changes in the tolls and man
agement of the Canals, as will tend to restore to
them the business which has been diverted from
them TO the Railroads. Our Board appointed ten
delegates to the Convention and we respectfully
ask that you will confer with the business men of
your place, interested in Canal navigation, and ap-
point suitable delegates to the Convention.
J. L. WEATHERLY, President.
h. B. TUTTLE, Sec'y.
Herald of last eUeniRg.
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READERS AND SPELLERS.

Hilii1rd's Readers.
HaZei', Speller and Defusr,
LOvell's Readers,
McGu.!ey's Readers,
McGuif vs. New Readers,
McGuiley's Speller.
ParkeI's Readers,
Prices Speller,
Sanders Spsller,
Swans Speller,
TOWne's Progressive Readers,
Town Spelier,
Webb's headers.
WebsssT's Elementary Speiler,
WOrct steris SpelleT-
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Bound OvER.-James o. Bren, the individual
who believed in sharing everything with every
body, aad therefore stole the money package from
the U. S. Express Company on Friday night last,
was yesterday tried before Esq. Hessenmueller aud
bound over to the Court of Common Pleas, with
bail at 81 ,OOO
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8. OLD DOMINION"

THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Haa become household word.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes a beverage delicious nectar.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Takes less Coffee than any other.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fails to do its work right.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives healthy beverage.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is a friend to Dyspeptics
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes husbands happy
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes wives gOOl-natured.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is the cooks delight
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Sends smiles to the breakfast table.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Prevents matrimonial discords.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives the Arabian berry in perfection.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is based upon science and common sense.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is USED ly al sooJ hous keepers.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
pints, quarts quarts quarts, and quarts is 10
FOGG, ELLSWORTH & CO,
I'D 9a-c c,Dsri,r
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J. B. COBB & co.

A NNOUNCE to Teachers, Merchants
IA and others dealing IN School Books, Stationery
thar they have made preparations for large business ths
present Their stock is unusually large.
braces full supply Standard Text Books well
the New School Books, for which Agents operating
throughout t1e State.
1t be able supply any demand for School
Books either kind quantity Speciai attention will
be ling orders from Merchants and pains taken
to supply Riee waed and the prices all
VIII be the Invest Teachers who have been able
nd esewhe. such Books they want. Will be nearly
sure Of fl@ins them By addressing US.
We give below partial list OF sOr and fOr further
particulars, persons 20 call st Sore CORES
pond with Orders, enclosing cash. satisfactory
reference, Will PROMPT attention. Those ordern
go ds BY express they desire pay the ball the
press agent, vFliea they receive the goods.
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Real estate Aqenrp.

REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
10. 5eWATER STREET, (LATE CA READ co.'s BAEE.)
T ANDS IN IOWA, WISCONSIN,
IL Michigan and illinois, ,f0rsale iron $3.50 TO $1,000
acre for cash and credits Also City property Farm
Gnd Lands Ohio for sale and exchange Leans negoa
srd Land Warrants located in the West. Harls.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BOyd's Rhetoric,
Cutters FirSt Physiology,
Cutters PhysiO osy and Anatomy
Critfendeu's BOog kecePing,
Grayis How Piamts Grow.
Gray's Lessons IN kolaay,
Gr-v's Manual Of Botany.
H.tchcock's Gel logy,
yelrs Manual Of GsOg1 Apply,
Lyelrs Principles Of Gee lOgy,
Natiison's Astro- omy.
Afayhew's Book Keruing,
PHysou & DuntOn's Wiring BOokI
OuackenbOs' English Con pOSitio1,l
ST. Johns Geology.
School Speakers IA kinds,
Watts on the Mind,
Wright's Onhography,
Woods First BOtany. a
Woods Class Book Botany.
Whateley's Rhetoric,
WhateieJ's Logic.
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