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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

Iof inc peeuy cure Oh
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Group, HO1rSeReSS'
B.oEchitiS, PneHHtoH,a Diseases Of the BOWels
arIsiHg from Coid lncipiet Consumption and
for The reiitf and (f at all pO>Sibkc) cue Cf patti
ents IN adg1uced stages oCthe latter disease.
TTNHIS CELEBRATED PREPARA-
| ton, like the Biters, may be confidently re.
lied on. Ii is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal Than any other TO which tho
people of this country are subect-those springing
from "SiigAt coid.n ! hat eminent authority
DR.. Bell says Il will not say that colds are to
our inhabitants what the plague and yetioW tere'
are to those OF other countries but can aver
confidently that they usher IN disease Of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
A further proof OF the terrible iutaiIy OF diseases
resulting from " common coid' may be oen by
glance al the following statistics, taken from the
Records OF the Board OF Health of Philadelphia,
coniessedly one OF The most healthy localities in
the Union IL
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take great pleasure in mendng the firm Of Maclreger
Bankead Of New Or cans, and James Bankhead & CO. Of
this city the patronage Of III er friends OF the old Arm
NASHVILLE, Sept. %, 1864. N E. ALLOWAY
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Magnificent scheme!


1 w FIcSEfs s HALVES g So
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w, M. HARGRAVE.

HOUSE, SIGN, ~" 0PFSWFVTAE PALMER,
BROAD STREET,
sept 27-h Ma avILLR Tenn,
,SAIHA FAMILY F1OUR.-ne are in constant
receipt OF the finest quality Of Family Flour, from the
celebrated Union and Hinton Mills Mills fine
article Of Flour Mills in the country ne sell cheap,
and guarantee every pound sold
JsnR p c. ANDERSON, Broad street.
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j. II. Z UR II Y,
ENTNERAI. rNnEIsrAZER.-=I.u

INUNERAL UNDERTAKER.-- 81 an prspared to
n furnish coFFINs Of description from the fHe Caskst
ptalne Servants Coffin. together with everything for
Funerals All orders len az Waeroous, Deaerck street,
EeN door 70 the UpanUp Livery Stable. Cherry and
summer streets viii receive prompt and night
IL Furniture Of all kinds repaired order, in The
best style.
julyg J. II. CURREY.
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REMOVAL.
JAMES ID. LEHM 4 CO..

AVE removed to their large conmodious Warehouses
Nos 81 and 81 West Second street. between Race
square west OF their old stand where prepared
purchase and sell all kinds Of Produce and 10
do general Commission and forwarding Business.
Consguments and Orders will have prompt
y ? Refer to Nashville Merchants generally.
CINCINNATI IAN. 4 iar.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store

Cheap Cash and EXchlnge store
TFNEAE subscriber having his the old
Of EvASs & Co. 50 Market street, located himself
permanently bis property, Of Cherry anil Null
berry South Nashville. Loves Store,
has just received, and opening splendid Of
New and Fresh Goods feyery description suitable
Of both city and cOuntTy-consstng Of
DEY GOODS
Of all kinds Prints G.ngam Fine Lawns DeLanes, Linens,
JackOuets. Muslns, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings Lades and Gents Breaspins OF Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Ofthe Latest Style and Quality.
COTFONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Dorestics, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY QUEESsvlRE,
In fact everything will kept that be necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods
All Of which he determined ready pay ceaper
than be purchased in Nashville, his limited expenses
allow him do
l. HASRROOK.
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DALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

Aromatic valley Whisky
this age of auiterse and eeterio Liquors. it source
q Of great satisfaction to be a7e TO Introduce public
the above arteean article OF unqussoned purity, and pos
sssng qualities except such as have the favorable
dueuoe the human Constitution.
few oods Of soil on the banks of the Rhine produce the
grape, which will flourish no where else from whose juice pro
ceets the Johanuserg," the choicest wine world.
few acres Of land in Cuba produce II co' the Ga
quality Of which, when into cigars are ncompar
bly, superior u that Of the product other soil.
r." slp Of laHd m me Parish Of hstchoce in louisiana has
long supplied the world with super excellent article Suu,
from such Tobacco cannot be induce to grow ELSEWHERE
nae manner mas long been known that limited territory
lying in the valley the Monongahsa river, exclusively brings
il beyond rivalry.
manufacturer the grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
Arosasstic valley whisky,
with vhichno other can stand an instants comparison.
have no apprehension OF heIs ac'e Of publishing
viii first suiiectmy Whisky the test.
1t Is nov the standard article at al The fass Hotels and
Cufs in the city Of New York and wherever isis introduced
ANEardcd the Palm of Superiority,
and the deu and for il ecoraes thing established
ects arc pleasant and grateful il exercss e iappIest r,
have analysed sample Of .'Daly Aromatic Valley WHISKY
drleterous admi1ture. JAMES R. Chiffon, MD,
STATE AsslrER's orrIor, y Somerset stryet.I
Boston, April I7dl, Is5s.
Whisky, pure fse Rfrorsl, Egs TIIi.ig contain
Injurious matters Of any kind, recommend il
as suitable for medical and public purposes
CHARLES T. JACKSON.
- State AssayeT
WN II DALy--
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received. careful ex
find 1t To he 'e drfr entirety free from tie
tduteratiag igggees SO l7etg aed. Yours, respect
fully, JAMES J. MAPEs,
Analytical Chemist. q
Copsumers depend upon setting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, sold by the only
WAI n. DAILY.
. South William street, New York.
go On Sole prortr
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Bully anipn& 9mtritar


n ONtleEc SOhOe
One Of the earliest Presidents of Jefferson College,
Penn, vas the venerable Or. Mcdilans man "a
great gravity and dignity Of manners
In those early times it was customary Tor Inc SUI
DENTS when meeting the President, to remove 'ne
hat from the head, place II under the let arm
profound bOH, and pass the compliments u ~
day. ...,r;o
,mopg the students was Tom Devon, an eeeenlrio
fellow His father was rich, and as Tom was always
flush with money" the height Of his am ltlon was
to sport gold headed cane and gallant Inc 0iu
Greek professors daughters.
The term student, which be bore IN eonninoH W.
the other members Of the college was missioner
Tome mind was more deeply engrossea WIN o41A~
CANNON, checkers, and 'old sieoge, !nah win Hs
msthemstics and he was more read IN Tue lore %
Chesterfield than in tbs; OF Homer anu nsu
fact he vas shallow Drained, hly~haDded 1gp' ana
a. nav he supposed, great fayorlte win Certain
class of ladies who mistake lmpertinence Ior VIII,
and fine oIothes and Affected mannersfor refinement
and solid accomplishments
R,,r ,,,Ir Iale Tom was one day walking down
the stree arm in arm with his friend, John Smith,
who had piece OF the wOg about him. Seeing the
President 8 few PAGES before them, Tom hastily
:. smith, what is good morning, sir, in Latinl.'
'Ego sam stEltus, was the reply, Without a mo
ment's hesitation. saEf
Meeting the President, Tom, after the most sp-
proved dOnkeyism, at the same time making pro-
found selaam, greeted him with
"Ego sum stuitusI"
al am aware of it," responded the President
making slight bow.
This proving rather unsatisfactory, Tom posted
of to the room of his friend Byles, whom he salued
with
deacon what is the translation of this sentence
-''EgO sum stuItus"
al am fOOli'" responded the unsOphisticated
deacon"
This told the whole story As novel writers cay,
Toms feelings may be more easily imagined than
described. ....-.
and whether the professors daughters ever heard
il or not, ''deponent ssyeth not" but history
Sordeth that the next fat bottomed boat that went
down the Ohio bore Tom as passenger
The GREAT CRY OF SIN.--ln the New York Cous
Tier and Enquirer we find the following truly pain
full picture of the morals of that great CONNER
cial Metropolis"
The sober contemplation of the scenes Of vice and
pollution, Of misery and wreteheduess, which q
great city affords, is certainly most appalling The
guilt and crime which flow unchecked, the open
exhibition of all forms Of Wckedness, the horrid
brutalties the designations and desttutiOos are ter
Tible TO behold. Murder and suicide lurk in every
lane and by-street. Our public thOroughfares at
midnight are the IrOmenRdes for min aOd women,
who are the representatives of every grade IN sin
and want, riotIng 10 obscenity and intemperance,
and making night hideOus with their horrii prOfan-
tiles. Il is sight sad enough to depress the most
hopeful nature, and well nigh palsy the philanthro-
Ply Of every Christian heart
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a Circular showing she plan o. tsse a.Ss-
terfes VIII Dc sent t0 amy oac DESTROYS OF
receiving "a.
tha q t1a-fr sr4fal -. saff arfr-f
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR BIO HME q CO.,
Have Just opened at their stand
NO. z Union street,
complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND MANTHLLA TRIMMINGS
COMPRISING full assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, Fnges Bugle Gimps, Grape Trimmings,
Belts, Buttons Brsds Bugle Buttons &c, all Of which
entirely and the best that could got the Eastern Markets
stock of:
Eephin MerinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads and Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cottons, we'll other material Tor Knitting, Netting En-
ooder and scompete and larger in variety
quantity than ever. We also continue to manufacture
ErinEeSs GaSseIs, Buttons, COrsds, &c,s
To order as usual and will try to suit all and everybody
sepl2-u
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HAVE quite Of Negroes hand for sale Amongst
them excellent seamsrssss aud House Servants,
several good Cooks Washers &c. Call soon.
split W.L.B0YD, ia
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B U IL G E & AL LEN,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission ~ Produce Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
NETE receipt of large stock Of
Wv Groceries, Liquors. &c, to which we invite the attention
of the trade:
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar $50 nbIs Baltimore and Louisiana
100 bbs n and Philadpha Coffee Sugar;
Crushed Sugar, 20 bbls Baltimore and Louisiana
Powdered Sugar 25 bbIs Baltialore and ,PhiladeI-
phia K Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, q do 0. G. Java Coffee,
100 do Lasuyra DO
$50 bbls New Moasses so ten gallon kegs Gold. syrup
200 a bbs DO 20 bbls do do
SundrIes.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 200 doz Painted Buckets
$50 z do do Is nests Painted Tubs
2O do do $50 dozen WashbOarls
$50 boxes TallOw do 200 dOz BroOms.
100 Pearl Starch; So on assorted Cigars
8 chests Green Black Tea SO DO MaaufcrTod de- all
IS bags Spice, grades,
30 do PepDer, 100 MS Garrett's SnuH
10 bales Ginger, 50 kegs Shot, assorted sizes;
100 casks New Castle Soda p do Bar Lead
100 bxs do do iRpapers, IS bxs Mason's Backing;
ceToOns hest Indigo, $50 do Glassware;
2casks Du:ch Nader; $50 Do Window Glass
. tercesir esh Rice, 500 5bls Kenhdw5 Salt,
LIQUORS.
300 b6s Deans Whisky 200 Robertson county
100 do Wilshre's do Whisky,
% do Ward Cary do $50 bbIs Rye & Bourbon dc
% do Smiths Old 100 bxs Longworths CataWba
70 Or pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wine 20 y casks oil Burgundy Port
y pipes Jean Louis Brandy:
. pipes Holland Gin so bask Champagne wine
20 bhls Ale 10 bbls Vinegar;
Together with every other usually kept Grocery
ine Ijanl2l BURGE ALLEN.
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DELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY. on Front near
Broad street. The subscriber respectfully
thanks 70 The public Tor past yars and soctsa eonnHnce %
patronage in the shove line; also.
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURES,
Together with every description Metal, Turunrs Metallic
Packings, Bahit Metal and Castings.
Soda F5Unts, Generators, Ale Pumps. Pumps every
DESCRIPTION manufactured % 8re-, repaired
Cash will be paid az all times for Old Copper Brass
aUg25-I g. COLE.
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FOR THE WINTER TRADE.
No. 81. Is5S--'59. No. SO,
A. G.. d A. B. BEECH,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, kc., &c,
No. 50, College street.
NAVE have Just received our second Stock Of FAN and
Nv Winter Dry Goods, Oil Cloths, Sec,, to
s We respectfully invite The attention Of all cash pune
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome Double Skirt SILK Robes;
New style satin stripe Robe Ala:
Printed Delane Robe ALa
Bayadere Delanes;
Plain and Small Figured Deanes;
Grosie Cross Mourning Silks:
Large Stock Plain Black do
Plain and Plaid Merinos all colors:
Satin Finish do do do
Plain and Bayadere PopIias for Travelling Dresses
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods. &C.
Curtains, Shades, Fixtures, &c.
% S T Damaski Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
- nOol 20 Corniees and Bands.
Floor Oil Cloths.
49, a. Floor Oil CLOTH which we cut cut to suit any
Carpets, Rugs. &c.
"a superior Velvet Carpet; Sup. ply, large stock;
- do Brussels do 1 ne 9Pi g,rD 90 do
81 do do do Large Stock Rugs Mats, &c
MantiIIaS, CIOaks, ShawIs, sc.
a O liant S-c-
"a Duck always on hand for Wagons hees Cloths. &c.
Together with The above goods have large stock Of 1914
Goods to which we invite the attention of Retail buyers No.
nOv3-f A:C.&A.B. BEECH.
DRY GOODSI DRY GOODS!
McWRIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We are in receipt Of the desirable selected
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wehavc offered to the the retail trade.
AFING purchased this stock from the srges Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern ce We feel no hest
fancy in saying that thereby enabled goods
Low PRICE
and on as easonable Terms as any house in the city.
Our presen: stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
AG faIia;
French DeIaines Plain and Fancy.
French and English NerinOes
LsyelIas, for Travelling Dresses;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of Shals, Plain Fancy Dress Cosks,
Black Silks all grades; together with other article too tedious
mention
wshavs also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Beached Domestic, all grades;
I9&I2-4 bleached sheeting;
a. inch Pillow Cotsn:
- Brown sheetingi
a. and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pl'd Linsey, all kinds,
Flanneis all colors, qualities and prices;
Canton Fannels;
Negro BLANKETS;
Bel Bauke,sS every size and quality;
Brown Jesns ke,seys Ssnett Cassimeres Yestngs Shirts
Fronts Collars and in fact every article aperson may
find in complete retail
We also KEEP constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes, Hats znd Caps Dnfour Cos Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths, Carpets sc To all Of which invite the
the trading community Our sell cheap the
cheapest. McWlIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North Market sreet.
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The liabilities Of hacGreger, AllOway Co., and n. T. Ao
way Co., assumed by the Concern rm Of
Maceger Bankhead, Of New Orleans. James Bankhead
a. Co., Of Nashville, Tenn. JAMES BANKHEAD
NLHHyILLK, Sept. -, 1855. GEORGE MACGREGER.
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NM R CORNELIUS Agent for the sale o. Fss celebrated
Wy PATENT METALLIC BJEIAL CASES, prepared 10
attend at all iuv, ras heretofore, when may
required Once at the PhruN WTe0, No 40 spring street.
uer Chc-ry Residence No. - Vine spring and
Broad.
n. B. wiz also attend TO receiving and Forwarding bodies 49,
when notified a.
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WILLIAMSON. ARCHER
WILLIAMSON a. CHEATHAN,
IMPORTERS OF
BTandIes, Wines. and Liquors,
DEALERS
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c,, &c.,
NO. o COLLEGE, STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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Appeal ofthe Associarisn for ImprovIou the Con-

Appeal efths Assoein lion for Improving the Con-
asfon Of the Poor.rhe Board Of Managers the
oe.sty ~hs pe them sgao call upon the benevolent
As6A Of the lnosen, IN this city Stree their appeal
coo have added the
psns skps the total aided BY the Association IS 4ss
&c family ssss,ed withou previous V'taon, ret
tkne3 duration Of ihe necsssty which calls for Y
ss disornn son, number Of the relieved
ciHiDLed without Eres. sus~rtas rhey
,sd fo profuss for the iodoi-nt toe I'm
yovnt vco0s for the Industrious AMI vT,aou poor
seuebt 10 seect BY failure Of work OF ~ ehnes aod
nsfctUne Beins mostly q class Ieedins Only Temporary
NJ sasr eve hey reglir no rtsr sstsnce
aarr 20 sIssgs5n IN ths sTopg ,nssss nor e.an'n Of
meet s wsen. Senar 3, now UPON H. mild weather has
nlseea TIE teei without sse iisr ths DumecT or the
sss % the n-eoy Souie hsve Etven hoerAAyi otn~'s
hse their coutributiona sapoosng tbey were not re
90, .ss. ,nhspPiy, is udstahe Az should give ~
eoaSh u have given befIe; for 10 caDoot ,. ths.
..s o besa Of more tran 2j 90 ~ ou' sutvt Glow
es'Ie. - oei very do1,s w be 1bhet6e5 CoJti6tsoos
- nf0wn hrotAe'sk CO No. 50 Wal-s- Rooer.
49, t neeeteT, Nc. "a S9u.hs. r. N Hsr.,,y. No ~
ssns.,s oi p.osi OF % Il u. on or Authorized
hAsrLfS, sscy. JAMES Brown PYsst
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Gold Mines.
LFAVFNWORTH CITY AND PIXIES PEAk
EXPRpSs AND PksSENGER LINE

Above Company been organised with ample capital
hnes st ST. Louis Mo- and Leaven
worth City, r. Our first coaches leave LeAvonsorh City on
Ne We starting two daily
eoshss saditon those that be required Tor Express
scoSs Thoush tickets pAsps our Line can De had a. AL
he pTiDeipel Railroad ticket ooes In the East and North
70 obtain preference Of ses.s those bodns tickets wiz be
seaaired 70 register the Compsnys Office In Lesvenworth
tsking preference. according 70 such regster
not guarantee 80 arrival IN any given nueei Of ess
bot feel oonfdeuse Sst tbe p from LesvenSoito Ci
70 our pyes 10 the mioes Of DeL City s vicinity VIII
made side OF twelve days and after the road IL wei estae
useed, kope . make the tTip inside Of ten osyA
q SIMPSON Nos and Nssssn-st Continental Bauk
saf3tne Room No 81. NswYork, General Agent,
oed 70 for the sAe OF tickets and slso for Express
ecods (SisnSdl W. Ii RUSSELL, Prost-
Lesvenvor,h City X 7 Peb IS 1889
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Drp GOODS.


SPRING TRADE .sosI, NOTICE.
EVERY DRY-aOODs MERCHANT
IN THE UNION.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & 90.
RECEIVING rHEIR sraHs INroSrArtoss, AND ARE
SALES RO OMS,
NOS. 80 AND 50 CHAMBERs-sr, N. "
fRs gxTHsivE, HLEeASr VARIED, AND COMPLETE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
ever before offered for By them and presenting attractions
md .dyspes 70 the trsse ssnersIy from ali part. such
with IN few places Thet extensive stoes
In SaeS sy o.'.py es,re s.o.1.o. ,aS
have IN fact many daet soc IN tner SAsrooms eecn OF
which .i Be- Pis.s Witsont .psciy1s the Articles en-
DREss GOODS,
WHiTE GOODS AND LINENS.
CLOTHS AND cAssikEREs,
sHAWLs AND AAHrILLAS
HosIERY AND GLOVES,
DRESS TRiHMiN0s
DOMEsTICs AND PRINTS
70 .her Pin. Department they cal particular
ssnOn embracing al leading mike, and styles which
v Be .od the lowest Tney have The entire pro
~ WARREN PRINTS,
print which done good 10 the retailers through the
fSsir Lsrrim.e coeEeeo sPr,sae Garner Danne and Pa
CIrG AnARASTH PRINTS are Of 'ss ysy best 'slscS. ss
fheh
DOMESTICS
embrace the following brands;
BArtss MILLS, EEw.YoRx MILLS, MrRsINAc,
LossDALR, AsxwsGHr, focAsser
NAVaKEAS, PATTERSON, PrPrEsILL,
WBIrE RocE, HEBsoS, CIBorr,
All Ii. w.l-lno~n male. of ricxs STRIPES and DE-
MINIS, such q iOrs, Hamilton Pemeerton ets.
sohs trade liberal terms .hey invite notice 10 thef
House-street and lumber a. above
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DUBLISHE TIL S ID A y
DEATH TO THE TRAITOR;
OR
CLAUDE DUyAL AND THE PoACHERs.
Price 25 CENTS
ROBERTM NJ DE WITT, Publisher,
Nos l6O aud 1862 SAssIu-st.
THE PARKER LIBRARY.
spECIAI. NOTICE

1HE PARKER LIBRARY.
SPECIAL NOTICE
II 10 well known f,t which has been Ablndsny proved
both IN this oouu, IN sand that In the spersion OF
large private Lbae, ct auction suh for iasance
The being sod 10 thl. cy the prices realized baye
In the Of far exceeded and frequently have
fan times much better copies and sd
lions could have be- procured private IN seS OF these
undermined Invite the enton o: book buyers
70 their large and valuable collection Of Old and New Books
witch copies q large portion OF the most val
bic works n the Parker Lbr,y' vel 90 many thousand
valuable not In that collection The s.teuton OF
emil nsssc puIchsle 10 particularly solicited 20 prices
which will be found plainly msTked in every book
J. w BOUrON Co importers of Sterling English Books
In all partments Of LerAiure, old and new, No. WAher
st., uesr Broadway. .
Libraries and Public lustgions supplied W favorable
term Is usual.
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INHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for I659.-The
Il Fourth edition is resdy. and contains;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for the year 1853.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Exscu.ive
and Judicial
ALIsr OF THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES
SENATE. politically classified.
A LIST OF THE MEMBERS op THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, politically classified
APoLITICALLY CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE XxxVlrH
CONGRESS- as far A. yet chosen
sKLrCH OF THE TROUBLES IN UTAH.
ABSTRACT OF THE LAWS PASSED AT fHE LAST
SESSION OF CONGRESS.
GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE - RULING soVE-
REIGNs kc.
HOW THEY ELECT BOGUS U. 8. SENATOR'S IN IN
DIANA.
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL TIE STATES
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONs IN 1853, carefully com
piled and compared with former elections expressly for Tss
fRIsuNE ALMASAc.
ELECTION EETURNS OF The STATE OF NEW
YORK BY TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.
LIST or STATES CAPITALS GOVERNORS, TINES
OF LEGlsLATIVE MEETINGS, HOLDING os ELEC-
fIOEs kc With o.AeT matter Of general sni permanent
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