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e Sale
OF REAL EST.

g1Fa
IN pursuance of IN order grants the Probate
Court If W,andot county Obi. a~ill fer for
sale. At public auction. on the sts day Of Jan
uary,l le6l. at l O'Clock. r Ma the door "f
the Court House. in said tnu. of Wyandot,
the following described real Pfate to vii:
The north half Of south z.st quarter OF
section fifteen us in TOW iship three Isl
south of range twelve i2] ast II Wyandos
county. Ohio. to be sold iFe of dover. but
subject to valid subslstlg lease on said
premises in favor of opy Jacob frederick,
until the lst day of Apr. ( d le62.
Appraised at >l50O.
Terms of Sale;- One-thid in hand. one
third in one year. and one ssird in two years
from day Of sale. with int est; the deferred
Pigments to be secared by mortgage upon
DAVID II. WARN.R. Adm r
Dee l3, ,60-4t of Isaac J Lane, deed.
NJsive Burning Fluid and improved burner,
IS per cent cheaper than col oil.
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TREASON IN HIGH PLACES.

p South Carolina has voted herself out
Of the Union, and it is said that the arch
z traitor, old Jim Buchanan, has instructed
the commander of Fort Moutrie, at
Charleston. to surrender the Fort and
government property to the disunionists
d peaceabIy whenever they may be demand
ed at his hands. We hope the commander
will disobey his orders and thys frustrate
the. reasonable designs of the black
hearted old scoundrel and that Congress
sawill not only impeach, but hang the hoary
. headed traitor upon the highest tree in
The District Of Columbia and suffer bis
'sccursed spirtit to depart to the place
. prepared for devils aud traitors. ~
Nov that South Carolina has declared
: the Union dissolved it is to be seen
whether she will precipitate this country
'iase civil war by resisting the officers in
eths discharge Of their. duties under the
asssenue and postal laws--vhen she thus
eomss in collision With the authorities
OF the United States Government, war
will bs'inevitable. provided, always, tina,
We have . man in the Presidentia
'shair who has the honesty and nerve to
back this sgent. in the execution of the
laws. We have little hopes of old Jim
buchanau-we are fearful be has gone
oyer 70 The enemies Of his country soul,
body ard bre.cbes. %
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Ohio, Wyandot county, ss:
pnsuant TO command of n vendi * from
the C"u of Co mon Plea . in "n r the Count,
# Wyandnt, 70 me direct d. -ha,l txn"se t.
prbc sale ut the DO If III, court Huusa il
Upper Sandusky. on the 9h dar Of lanua,y
D 1869 bttNec the hour- of l0o'c'ork. \. ".
and o clock. P NJ. Of .aii dry, the follow ia,
described prper'y tOw't:
One hay Ho ST. years old.
One b"y mare years old.
One maze years old.
To he sold as the properly Of W. II. Renick
at the suit OF Joseph Frazer.
Terms Of sale cash.
JAMES CULBERTSoN, Jr.. Sheriff
Dc. 26, so. Pf-S3O0
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
State of Ohio, Wyandot county.

N'a'o W O"'"' "noot couuy, ss'
Pu snant to the command of vendi x from
the Cou't of Common Pleas, in and for rhe county
Of Wyandot, to me directed ] shall expose to
public sale, at the do,r of the Court House, in
Upper Santusky on the 5th da, January A D
le6l tween the hou,s ol ~ o'clock m aud
clock. p m. of said day the follow ing described
proptrty t" wit:
Out lot No one hundred and forty nine apprais-
ed at one h,l"dred aud Thirty dolars. also out lot
No one hundred and fifty, .ppai-ed at che hun
dred and thirty dollars: also out lot No ore hurd-
rel and fifty one appraised at one hundred and
thirty dollars al>o out lot no. oae hundred and sixty
one, appraised at one hundred and fifty dollars. all
situate in ths town OF Upper sasdusky. Wyandot
comfy, Chic, II
the suit of Vim. a. Martin. 10
Terps of Sale Cash. AS 5*ffFIefV
LANES CULBERH R1r. Sheriff;
Nov 90, g.. PISA
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u ~ a preacher went through tn e
Sunday service at his church in sou,b
Carolina the other day with a blue cock.
sds on his shoulders, and a big porke,
walked through the streets Of Nashville
about the same tims with one upon the
scd Of his tail. The latter badge was II
2 more appropriate place.--Loui.vill
Joss. m1ff' a an af.sl.
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Also large assortment If
WOOLEN AND YANKEE NOTIONS.
They are nov receiving:
100 Cases OF the best styles of the Merrimack
Sra ue, Richmond Philip Allen,
Dunnel Harrop. Cocheco, Union.
Eagle. Su't"r, ,C'nesto Americ II,
Globe and Nat onal lrint Works.
Cases of The latest styles of Pacific Man
chester, Delaine Co. Works.
Cases of the Lancaster, Glasgow aud
Manchester Gsnghams.
Gases Black Alpaccas of every grade.
Gases Black and CO. ored Cobu gs. e cry
Grade.
Gases Black and color ed ench Mcrinos
Cases Figured
Cases Figured English
Cases Figured Cashmeres
Cases Traveiing Nix ures
Gases "Havelock" and Industrial Checks
Cases Shirtihg Tweeds
Cases Denims, Ticks Shifting Stripes
Gases rringed Jacqua.d and Table Da-
mask
Cases White, Brown and Co.ored Canton
FanneIs.
Gases Figured Plush Canton FIannels.
Cas,s Heav. Twllied Flarne.s. +.
Cases White and c, lored Flannels,
Gases White Rock" and Rob Roy" Lin
seys. ..[ i
Cases Corset Jeans. double and single fold
Cases B Bearhed and B.uwn Drillngs.
SO Cases Black S"tnets hest makes. .
Cases BroAn aud Cadet m X ID tinets.
lCO Flee of Fanc. Cas>me,es
PAGES Fancy Silk Mixed Cassimeres,
Pieces Black French Does kius,
Pc ces French .n.! Gcim,n Broadcloths,
Pieces French Laties' Cloths,
iices slack aud ColoreL ov overcoatings,
100 d. zen all wool Drawer,
Dozen al col Meruo Jackets.
D zrn Buckshin Gloves
Iiozen Buck, kin Mtrens
50 Pieces B ack GRO de Rhine Sill.
Pieces Fancy Dress Silk.
100 Gases Bleached Co ton.
Cases hi'e Gnnds aud Millinery. all kinds
Cases Yanket Notions, a full assortment.
When in CT. velund call and exi mine Tor your
selves our stock aud prices.
Deer S. X. & Co.
| = =; Z Mr. " GS,al Go / iast
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Office.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9Th day
N of February A D 1850. application will be
made 20 the Governor of the State of Ohio. by
Cynthia Karnes, for the Pardou Of Hugh karnes
her husband. who was convict d.. at the July
tenn \ 1857, of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wyandot county. Ohio. for an attempt to com
NIT rape. and sentenced to seven years I'M
Iri >onn, mt in the Ohio P.nuiteutla
Dec 81, go CYNTHIA kARNES.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-27

- The s'eubenville Herald says that
'"0s the is1 OF January last. nearly two
hundred children. and about one .fourtl,
'na.nnmoer adul,s. have died in .hssci.,
Of dipthsria. ...
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So Ia Acres

in Crawford county Ohio. ~
This tract sf land is situsted on the Sandus SIX
River b." ut x miles below Rrcyrrs and is sal,
to &c the he-t lot If Timber in tiawfo county
For further particulars apply to Messrs Nc
Kelley d &, isel:, or to the uude, signed at
Warrenlon, Jefferson county, Ohio.
Dec 20. go JOSEPH c McCLEARY.
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Attachment Notice.

Emanuel Warner Pff. Before Henrs Near .; ~ + !
vs.. of rymochtee Tp., wy
Daniel Shuee. Deft, anlot, Co.. Chic: :,
On the 3Oth day of November D le6'.' saiu
Justice issued an order of attachments III the
above action for the sum OF Tw,nty.hv DOL
lars and seven cents.
Dec 81 EN- tNCEL w An NEh.
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RLANk- DEEDS &MORTGAGES
- 4 "spiendid Lot. "forsals Ut this Off
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I administrators Notice
T'HE undersigned has been duly appointed
4 and qualified as Admin, tor of Leah
Ward, late OF Wyanaot county dec-ased
Dec I9, 1850
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'l>hE New York Cash Store has just re-
ssivsd fns stock Of Family Groceries.
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5 u b scrib N ow

TEN NJ s.:
Single subscriber per year. ........ 81 SO
Four do and Que TO the get:er up
OF the cl"o.... ...--....... 6.uo
Ten 10 do do do l2 90
Twenty do do do do 20,0i
Daily and Tr-We.kIy as heretofore.
Single sub-cFibers, Daily y--------.... 90
Five do do .. ........... .25 ;m
Si"gle do Tri-Weekly ......-.-- $40
SIX do do .- 49, 9
Toary body sending us five Daily sub.crih
and S25. OF SIX Fri " teSl, .ubsci iosrs and SIS
We will send "ne copy Of our
WEEKLY FREE CF CHARGE FOR ONE
YEAR.
To anv holy sei.ding us five D'lies an | six
Tri- Weekles and $40, ne will send one copy of
our
DAILY ONE YEAR FREE OF CHARGE.
U1n all cases psym mt must be in advance
Address. COOKE, HURT s. CO.,
Dec - bo Columbus o.
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Eighty Acres.

This tact of land is beautifully situated on a
County Road Two Miles from the Village Of Os
croa and one mile from the Plank Road About
Fifty &C eS Of said tr.ct is clsare and under
good fence With Barn thereon. and is
Worthy Of Attention
Of ary person wishing to pm chase small farm
as this farm is cnntide ed on of the best eighty
acre LOTS in Wyand"t CO ,nty.
a ~ - - ID
The North west part Of the north east quarter Of
s'ctioi No IS township three south of 1isngel ! 5
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EVER PUBLISHED. -
THE EKLY
9I'ag s2AH!gg tg.sg'aaYGIlA tg.sg'a AZ
Is now the lest Family Paper published in Ohio
1t has no superior. in uncxeepion, |, mittcr nor
amount: among all foreign new ~spapels sil cula
ted in the State.
No Paper Published Elsewhere
contains as mrch reading natter irte esting to
an Ohioan as is innId in thz Jou nal. Thereto
it should he found in
EVERY FAMILY IN OHIO.
Each issue contains in ad i,ion to its political
matter.
E- The latest Telegraphic News -Eg
&c For ign and Domestic. Finan .a1
EY cial and Commercial News. .H
sp- cial att ntion is paid to full and complete
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For Columbus. Cincinnati. Cleveland,
! Pittsburgh. New York, Philadelphia
Boston. aud Baltimore.
FULL CATTLE MARKET REPORTS
In every issue. A due proportion of space is de-
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LITERARY MATTER,
under the special charge of
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which is ample evidence Of the taste and skill
with which 1t is mannuged.
Also, to Agricultural and Mechanical
Affairs
and to matters of Ell in-nt j. terrst in the Rsli
g'ous and A tistic w :, li.
In short, III column, If the Journal will pre-
sent 'urr It 'pitome OF the o itic |. Indus
trial and Socia. Progress o. the county. and
| especially of Ohio. The last ha of thz
Present S. s>ion of Congress
is now in session. in which the most important
matters ever agitated in our country viii OF
| di-cus>eI and c'ed upon
On the Fourth of March next will b, decided
the qnestion neither
Constitutionally Elected President.
cant take his seat without inte ference f ON sec
| Ii nal st.
ing news fir IN
SOUTHERN DISTINGUISHES.
who vi labor h rd 10 he p the co n'ry in
oil rntil ely s1enced Ly the powe. uf the
| uovcrumeut.
We have also the adjourned meeting of the
|
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Ohio Legislature,

whose proceeding will receive sprcial attention
and tui 'epo.ts of every day business will be
given.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-27

Let every man who is interested in the
Politics. Literature and News OF his
Country and State,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-27
Land For Sale.

INHE undersigned wishes to sell the two fol-
i lowing desc ,bed Tracts of Land to WI:
The east htlf"f the South east ga ter of sec
ton No Is in tnwuship two south of range Is
east, Wyandut county, Ohio, containing
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-27


President Of the United States, was taker
uP.
Mr.. Magrath spoke OF the property oI
South Carolina: Mr.. Miles and l hav.
not the least idea that the President o
the United States will send reinforcement.
here. In conversation, and subse-
qu-ntly in written communication,
know this to have been said to him:
"If you send a solitary soldier to these
| forts, the instant the intelligence reach
es our people and we will take care thai
it does reach them in goo d season, tn.
forts will be taken. because they are nee
essarv TO our safety.
Mr.. M. spoke about the repairs te
Font Sump;er, and mentioned the cause
of the resignation of Secretary Cas-.
At Fort Moultre there were only six
" five men, with five or six musicians
Captain Anderson is n-edful Of troops.
He miles. } felt the necessity Of being
watchiul. lest few persons from Char
lesion should surprise the fort in ths
repairs will be to our advantage.
The resolution was unanimously adop
ted. a3
Mr.. Dentreville introduced resolu
tuition for a Committee OF Safety
transferred for special order to,mor
row.
Mr.. Meminger introduced resolution
tor the appointment Of a committee O
seven members 10 draft summary state
ment Of The causes justly ing South Car
DINA TO withdraw from the Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-05

l. ECEiVEn supply of n breilss OF SIX, Agpse
A-cs, Bingham and plain Coiton-soue extra large
and Ma Others slrsil for summer US
spr5-i: J. Fl. kcGIII-
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Housekeeping Made E.a.,.

VIE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES VII. n.~a,,
l. insure goof wholesome bread For IS EMS StyI
can get one dozen Yeast Cakes winch vii ma. -
large loves OF the best bre ID
800 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expectea b,
eApress Almost cry family in town las us..i q
FOR spring Gle .nirg It invatuabi,-l.r v .sb1pe
Plated W.re.
kKf hlGt-RA iORs--We have gold large Iai o.
those famous Philsdeli hia Reirlgeraturs Ne Lavs
lAree i"t coming they are raUtsd % llve s4I
'Siaon as ihey are MT auiy tue besI but are TIE
CHEAPEST known.
aprli-u MACKENZIE & HiH,,,fS
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Sundries! Sulnaries.

(HJE have in ssnrs a large quantity of the best of
w ali kinds OF {, p0rest Whisky. Al! ye low
ers of tile essence u corn give a passing call.
mRr29-i CHURCH A DERSUS & co.
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Tar! Tar!
J Whisky! Whisky!

Va z have jusi received large lot Of FAR, aud
w are nG, Rug il ~ he lo~est figure
EnRr24LS CHURCH ANDERSON 4 CO.
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Terms Per SessiOD..payabIe in
Advance.
RAJ REGULATIONS.

No deduction will be made for absence withdraw
al, unless occsisOned by illness dismissal.
Pupils will be charged from the date which they
enter,
Boarders requested TO bring 81 neoeessry srtcles
for the toilet
The Academy viii not incur the expense OF furnish
ing articles OF clothing pocket money. i
Pupils VIII not allowed spend PICKET money
their discretion. Such moneys must be Deposited
with the Superior OF the Academy.
To prevent improper correspondence, all letters re-
ceyed and sent subject 70 the perusa Of the S,pe
rior though in is such correspondence prohIb
itesi as regards parents GUARDIAN.
With the exception of books OF devotion, no books
periodicals are allowed to circulate in the inattu
ton, except suchas receive thespproys Of the ACttei
Superior ---, f#.- - .- 20 i-.-
For further particulars application may be made 70
the Mother Superior OF the Academy, or to the r.
Rev. Bishop Wbe.au. z
AL business letters 10 be addressed 20 the Mother
Sashy lille, Tenn. <aug25-t oct i 1
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Umbrellas,

NoU can nnc at ali times, at our store, all kinda
Of Groceries, such SIS sugars, Coffee, Holasses
yruPs, Ac., SC, &C.
msr2o-G CHURCH ANDERSON & CO.
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Underwear,

4 MOTHER invoice OF reasonable UndsrHeAr OF
IA Gau5e silk, Gsuse Aerno, Cashmere, Linen,
Isle Thread Jsccopet and Cotton, received and for
sals by J. H. AcGIII.
apr5-
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Z aeannotrxlsr wnertthisPlast,e,risalpplie


isrssstoI and Pr0Prtst 10 walker street ,NeI2 Fort
AOREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASIEf IL SOIL b
ali DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
AEDICi Ms EVERYWHERE.
julyz4-deOd4 = eOW lyID
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Burning Fluid.
fresh Corn Meal.

TANNERS OIL, Sperm OH, Lard on, Coo! o.
i L;nseed OIL. for sale st
fehaa-tt RAlNS RR WV cos
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hide, OH 4 Leather Store.

n KIRKPATRICK & SONS, No 81 sours THIR1
II. STREET, between Market aud Chestnut Streets
r'hIlsdephis, have for sale
DRY d Sailed SPANISH HIDES,
Dry and Green Sailed Pstna KIps, Tanner OIL, Tan
ner's and Curriers Tools at the lowest prices ano
upon the best terms.
RSr Allkinds OF Leather in the rough wanted ,foI
shIch the highest market price viii te given in
cash takeb exchan ge for hides Learner stored
roe OF charge and soid on CON ms5on.
Septi-,3mdE
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WATER COOLERS. sc

" - LII NV
UST received direct from the manufacturers 40
- toT s'ie al lower prices than ever be.ore sod M
this market
IS plain Water Cn0lers,
Is POrceiain lined do
10 Mci.onald's Kelrsgerators
Scho,les IS Pate tdo
81 minute lreezeIs
Seamore rat. Erepz4rs
ais" make PLAIN Ice Cream FraszerB TO order a
al
aud quarts 7i
80 duz. Pain Fruit Cans Tor Sc Ing
~ dog quart Glss ruiz Tars
Ice PICKS and Iatchets
Sh rry Mixers an MudGlers
10 uOz. Pi1ted bIpperR. rrr -e
COZ. Pat. Egg v hiIz.
april: II c,,ia--ISIl1
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TtBE subscriber has made arrangements Tth one
L of the most extensive mills in Kentucky for
guIsr weekly supplies of Family Meal, ana i'd nu>s
A. JENKINS,
{ myl2 ~ 8. 10 Markets. cot,
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mylb Dayton, Ohio,
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Honey, Honey.

1000 LBS. "A very nice article Of Hon
AsSSSU " IN o9nbi snd I9r ssls q pc Main d.
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CARLISLE, Warren Co., o., March 8, 1853,
Or, ROBACR-Dear Sir: For the benefit of suffer-
Ing humanity permit m to say that ! have found
your Scandinavian Blood PuIi ifef and Blood Pills A
sure ourefor Indigestion and Liver Complaint /
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Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No. 8 East
Fourth street, I'd building from Main street Cnoin-
natl, o. Laboratory In Hammond street.
horsale in this county by Thompson a zelleI, Ger
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mAfif-u DAh hONt VhAOs
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Prescotts Phillip, the 2ni.
Prescotts Conquest OF pefu; Prcsootts For4
dinand ard Isabella PresootPs Conquest
Of Mexico.
Whites History Of France.
Noirs History Of Minnesota;
Iallams Constitutional History
Loves Biographical History Of Philoso-
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The rise Of the Dutch Republic, BY Motley
History Of Napoleon Bonaparte, by Abbott
Abbolts French Revolution,
Abbotts Empire OF Austria.
Abbotts Empire Of Russia
Evetetts Oruuons and Speeches
Bacon's Essays
Literature and Literary Men Of Great Brit
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Cluskey's Political Text Book.
Italians Literature.
Plutarch's Lives.
History Of Prostitution.
Livngaon's Travels in South Africa.
Appleton's Cyclopedia Of Biography.
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Brazil and the Brazilians.
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Lanman'e Dictionary Of Congress.
BurtOn's CyclOpedia Of wit and humor.
Goodrchs British Eloquence.
Memoirs Of Napoleon and His Court,
McCauley Essays.
Banerolts Literary and Historical AIiscel-
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Napoleon at St. Helena.
Kurtz's Sacred History.
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Dickens Works Complete
Cartes History Of tho United States
Elliott Debates on the Federal Consliius
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Moutaignos works.
Lives Of the Chief Justices
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Cromwell Letters and Speeches.
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Evenings at the Microscope.
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Hume's Pictures Of Travels.
Lectures on the True, Beautiful and Good
Confidential Letters Of Napoleon and 10.
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Public and Private Life of Daniel Webster.
GuizoPs History of Civilization. ..n
Newton on the Prophecies.
City of the Great King
Fielding's Works
Homcrs Poetical Works,
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Dana's Household Book Of Poetry.
American Sportsmen by Lewis.
Gibbons History of Rome.
NNsh's Pleadings and Practice.
Chitenden's Digest of the Ohio Reports.
Swans Practice and Proceedings.
Swans New Treatise.
Swans Manual,
Manor's Criminal Law.
Chitty's Blackstone.
Critchfeld's Ohio State Reports.
! Wrights Supreme Court Reports.
Life of George Stephenson.
BaneroitsHis.ory Of the United Statps.
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