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good and can Be divided into good farms The dwellings and
outhouses-including mers house, blacksmith shops cooper
shsp storehouse barns aud other budings-are IN good
repair The and timber good and above doubt viii
sell nl land togetheF, the mills with efficiency Of
the land and attached FOR the prosecution the usi.
the mills, the purchaser desire; viii retain
interest in the mills may be desired The subscriber viii
be pleased show this property any ho may call on him
persons desiring Information s % terss address him By
letter. at NeWstead Postoflce, Christian county, Ky.
he refers 70 Mers- Moore Van Cullen or CAMPBELL Mckee
& Co, Commission Merchants, New Orleans; shry
Ock Saint Louis Ancai, Cincinnati; 10 James Buck.
John GoHen, HopknEvils, Ky; Hon Z Sites,
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals; 1eTI, Clerk Court
Appeals RobertE Hreguson, Courtand, CORNER miller
At these mls DR. Mhtock, Hewstead. KY Alfred Lind
say, TazVs county III McNar, Architect, Montgomery
county Tennie Fowler, Aachinst, PurF, Pennsylvania
aud william Brown, RePresentatiFe Of chrsan county, at
Frankfort
viii sell the same at public suction, the premises, the
18th day Of March next.
iet5-ddllmarll JOSEPH A. BREWER.
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NOW OR NEVER.

AN now in the city and engaged in selling county rights
Tor the State Of Tennessee for the manufacture and sale c
my Patent Improved Bee Hives the virtue and superiority
(which have been testified hundreds Of The most worthy and
eminent citizens Of country The construction Of Hive
is simple, and promise It Is the only Hive in the world known
which proof against the bee mOhe Persons derous Of pur
chasing either family rights for the bert Bee Hvsn
the world, find for days at the Auction Rooms
Mesas Hardy Brothers, where viii be happy 70 them
iuly20-H JOSEPH KENT
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KENTUCKY TESTIMONIALS.
From His Exceency Gov c. s. Morehead and Thos s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.

To Wa. II. SETTLE, Es2, LOUISVILLE KV.DeaT Sir Wehave
been and ae using Veper Gas, an1 perfectly sas
hed with its utility It gyss soft brilliant and betfu light
and is pesc1 from explosion It very cheap
economical in m use and Of far less cost than any other
light We satisfied that viii soon be adopted by all persons
who have not the opportunity obtaining gas
gas accessible and with whom chespnes in the original outlay
for fixtures and heconnusl expense OF burning object
Yours, &C, c S M6RKHKAD.
THos PAGE
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NEW ARRANGEmEvT
Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
TXPREss Freight Trains onall the roads On after the
e4t December, 1852 through rates from New York to
Nashville:
First Class per 100 s 81 Ga Third Class per 100 bs 81 l6
second Class do / 35 Fourth Class, do %
Hats Caps and B0nnets, ? .
Time savannah and Charleston TO Nashville, three three
and a half and four days
Time New and Philadelphia, and half eight
and nine days.
Intervening Sahas cause the variations in time
freight trains Sunday three lines.
No detentiOns by Overcrges and damages
cep damages occurring seal promptly adjusted by the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery
dec22-E rSB VA Nd ERsON
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 1859,


From N. D. Gross, Nashville.
NAsITvILLE, Tenn, Dec. Il, 1859.
Mesrs 7. II. TAYLOR g. Col had for about
months past, your Vepsr Gas Lights, and gives
pleasure state that regardt far superior 9th
portable light that have with.
Its simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger Of eXpO
sion. cleanliness and seadnss and parity Of light quail
ies that recommend il to who will try it. II gives
Eight which be equal in bancy to the ordinary
gas light Very respectfully, n. D. Cross
These only very few Of the testimonials have. Gail
yourself Ne A. Coonade Buildings, Cherry
street, Nashville Tenn. THOMAS II. TAYLOR d CO.
erchants from the the country expressly invited to
give a call establish agencies throughout the
State. ljan ST
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dec 22tf.B P
A NEW BOOK FOR LAW FORMS


Containing all the common laws the powers duties
Magistrates Co nstabes and COroneTs and all criminal and civ
forms necessary the business men, with an
abridged Law dictionary
For sale by JOHN YORK & CO..
jan3l No. 80, Union Street
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pR0GRAmmE:

NE Annual Meeting tie Ten Broeck Course VII com
mence the second Tuesday in January, s6 and continue
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FROM Seabury & Co.. Gas Filters Nashville
The Fesper Gas brilliant and beautifu light, that
chesp and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Veper Gas Burner and IS perfectly smple that
not get out Of order, can it explode
The management Of the burner is easily understood, and
qures but little attention keep clean and in good order
than ordinary fixtures TIE light produced by the Yeper
Gas consider fully equal in every respect to other kind
Of Gas light JOHN N. SEABURY,
T. J. sEABURY,
H. S: Peach.
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FEVHE subscriber is prepared with the greatest
prOmPtness, all contracts, however large which may
derdin style and upon ses which cannot fail 70 give Iatae
ton, He is also prepared to execute al manner Of
s1sF AHD 0REAEKgTAL aRAIEINs aARBLN5.
Having IN that deparmeltsesured the services Of the most eer
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having ork In bis ns to
give him call before making final arrangements
n. T. FLEMING,
Az 11-rrr
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o u II + L A G
Hoist. hostl our flag to heavens breete,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe goforth,
Borne by the p2trict's hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its worth,
O'ermoor and hill and strand.
II peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For Oh twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles hoCd.
Hoist hoist, our flag 70 heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist, our sag in Arts great reign,
Let every star hoat higher,
Up with the nation s emblem,
Above the tailest spire.
Let Tenneaseaus every Ehere--
Let every State around
Know where type OF nature =
Where every typeis found.
Above cur art Caller,
Our country standard wave,
And undeTneathits folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The child-tnep parsnt-pstriot-sirs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here in sweetest portraiturs
With every charm but life.
Then raise our bsunerto the skyi
Letevery star beaTnews,
That types at the Art GALLERY,
Are made by C. G. HUGHES,
fsbl5-iIvtf Corner Of College and Unicn sst.
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From Ny Alexander Fall, Nashville

Mr. THoNlE TAYLOR-Dear SIR have using the Yes
per Gas Lamp, sold by you, spc September and per
fecy satisfied that Of the most economical not
economical well brilliant lights that be had 1t
easily managed, and J. uahestsngly, recommend it to all
outof the reach OF gas. ALEXANDER FALL.
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!. N. ROBINSON, T. sUTFIELD, B. ,. KtRsxER
JOHN W. ROBINSON & co,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
French, Italian, and India Silks,
BRITISH, GERHAN,
4yp
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
44e Main street, LoulsvIne.

our stock for the present Spring trade viii Be found
brae, extent and varistY the most assessment
Of any stock OF Fancy Dry Goods offered to he
trade o Louisville which particularly invite the atten.
ton Of merchants visiting this market
feb23-dEwlm
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savannah stakc, Tor Ianuarv, 1sa2.

savannah stake Tor JamuarYs 1862.
IT proposed over Broeck Course,
day Of the regular meeting in January, 1862, sWsepstake
with colts and hes, dropped In 1859; mile heats $500 sub
sorpton; s2CO forfeit: s50declsrao, II made the first day
Of May, ld6i with S50B piece plate added by tie Savannah
ub, provided two the second horse
sskehfeen subscribers 70 hl the Etsketo and
close the hrsty Of May 1860 Subscription and declaration
% be made 20 the Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club and
the Stake 70 be by the rules Of the Club
Security for the forfeit ured when the subscription made
s. YATES LEVY, Secretary.
q.
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NTOTICE.---On the night OF "a morning Of the lih
instant, $50 bill Union Bank Of Tennessee,
through mistake, passed the Of the barOom % the
st. Cloud Hotel for s.. II the person whom
oosII-n
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Ek0GItAMMEs
Fs- DATTuesdayColt Stakes, for three year olds mile
heatcne hundred fifty $3.50 dollars enrancefty (s50
dollars forfeit which Club win add hundred (&lOO
II the raoe is run. II = To close Ist May, 1885,
sAtE DAYJockey Club Purse 5000 two hundred dollars
mile heats.
SECOND DkY--WednesiayCo Stake, fer two yea- olds, mile
heaWo hundred $500 dollars enancehftY (S50 dollars
forfeit. III F'ro close lst May, 1860.
SAaE DAY-ocey Club Purse three hundred $500 dollars
two nile heats
THss DAT hursayJockey Club Purse hvehuHdred( $500
dollars mile heats
sARDlY-Jookey CIub Purse three hundred S3CO dollars
mile heats-3 IN 5.
FOuETH Frday-Colt Stake for year olds, emile heats
three hundred (e0 dollars enance-one hundred 9O0
lars forfeit to which the Club viii add three hun0red 0e dol
lsTs, II the race is ITO close lst May, lde0.
SAINT DAY-HandCap race mile heatsPurse four hundred
(S4uOl dollars. Second horse to rave his futrance.
RIFH DAT-Saturday Stake, mile heatsfree for ali
sge-tWe hundred lS2O0 dollars entrance play pay;
Wh the Cub E add twelve hundred Is 200 dollar il two
start. The second horse his Five
more to I'll the stake. I5IO close the lst May 1850.
Entries to be made to
S. YATRS LEVY, See'y and Treasr
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HIanny's COmDIneO Beaper and
Mower.

IETETH WOODS EXPERIMENTATION
celebrated achne eceived the first premium Grard
3OLD MKBA the becombned Reapng and Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair held Louisville,
Ky in September 1857 The trial OF Syracuse New
York, July where all the pr pal Machines the United
States thoroughly The awards
through Marshal P Wilder President United States Agrcutural
Society, OF Louisville, Ky.
It also received the ward Reaper,
Mower, before separate somes appointed by Prssi.
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, st Nashville
In July, 1857 most Of the machines
Numerous other premiums and awards given sediua
during the last season, every Maehinein America
The above machines for sale by the undersigned.
B. 2. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the Slste.
FISHER, WHEELES & CO.,
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PI.NosI PIANOsII-

Ts sye st MsClure's ilusc Store" the largest stock
Of Pi1noaIn the city, and from the cse5ated manufactures
of A. r. Sale Co steHEay Sons soe0haller Smidt
azIetou Bros all Of New York The above received first
class Medals over all competitors For No Piano New
York prices with freight added caliat
SO Union street.
Also largest stock Sheet Music and small Musical lustru-
meats in the South. JAMES A. Me- .URE.
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spring FASHIONS for 1850.
NRANK LEsLIE's Magazine land Gazette Of Fashion for
IL March, just received by JOHN YORK & co.
mara-d.
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o u r
DRESS C0O0S
DEPARTMENT.

Extra Printed French Organdies;
Scotch d" in very great variety;
d" Jaconetts, small figure,
Pacific Lawns
Brilliantes;
Maddyr Flounced Robes.
Chintz " Organdy Robes;
Double Skirt
Neuf Volants Robes:
Grape Marez;
GAIA Barage;
Tamatins, Solid Tamatns, in great variety;
50 Lavellas Poplins;
End and End Giaces;
Chenois Ducals, new and beautiful Designs;
G0rwich Crinoine Poplins;
Mottled Lusters new Designs;
Assorted Foulard Silks, large line, new and
desirable;
This list presents unusual attraction each line
being very complete and heavy.
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RENEWABLE ar PLEASURE
oIe Square, year S3OEaoh additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for will be charged for the excess.
THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the first and Frr C for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both Daily and Weekly, will
added.
TRANSIENT Advertisements ssH6s paid Tor at tAs time Of
Insertion.
To COrFesPORdenUE.
It viii save great deal unnecessary troubleour friends
IN writing to will bear in mird the following grules
AWays give the date Post Once county and State body
Of your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed from one ece to another give
both Offices In full.
II you Wrta business and other Matters write
sheets Of paper, OF different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon ali such facts
and subjects be Of information interest the public.
Anonymous communications ofWhateYer character viii
noettentOn.
Correspondents should write only upon s5e Of the pap
We cannot undertake 20 return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Messrs J.
GRIPFITH CO., and not personally either Of the Pro
prstors
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. r.
@
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1850,
Double Daily Passenger Trsns East and West will run as
follows

fooWs-
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $40 A N and 3 IN
Arrive at Chattanooga ? N a1d2AM.
COMING WEST
Deave Chattanooga at g A N and 8 NJ
Arrive at Nashville at 6:lO II and A N.
Ii rail connection and shortest to Boston New York
~ Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City Ricdmond
Petersburg, LynehbuFg Knoxville, savannah, Charleon
Montgomery, MemT his, New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Raoads and al Chattanooga with Trains on
Ess Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had any hour application 60
Ticket Agent, at Office st Depot, the following places and
at the following prices, viz;
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9asbbiIIe dniun ano amsritan.
Daily ss; TFI-Weekly s5i weekly ss.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE
IN THE DAILY
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~ TT
Young HysOn Teas.

Ooong and PoEehong Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters smok
ing Tobacco and many 0tker articles
n ? To all C which, would call the especial attention and
invite the inspection Of the trade aud them offer
many inducements not 20 be fOund elsewhere.
ian9-f ARCHER CHEATHAM BROTHER.
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ME have several housani dellGs worth Of debs due nj in
thecy, n small accounts. some Of them dating back %
and pays as We ind some are apt % forget that hey owe or
think they nave paid ~ calling early they VIII obYiate
very unpleasant necessity 81 placing the claims In tsauas m
an Officer MATERFIELD 4 WALKER.
keDll Pubic Square.
GLASS COUNTING SASH and FTxTUREs
" for sale BY
feb9i R.F. sEIELDs co.
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CLOTHING
No. Al Public SquarY,

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
VTTE are noWin recsptof our spring Goods, and de-
sire % invite the attention OF friends and the trade
genIv to an eaainaton usual large handsome and
select stock, which we offer accommodating terms
f.bst-Rn ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.
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LIKELY NEGRO MAN ron SALE.

LIKELY NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.
WWTE will sell liberal bright " tlaLtO wan,
faitbful aDl frustv FURMAN & CO.
feb24dim
CzJmRERIAND COAL
FWVUF Nashville Company VIII ron this date oner
their superior Coal at IS and 20 cents per bushsl from II
river.
Ofoeon Cherry street., ,setEesn Union and Church
mh5 q
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ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale OF not than 500 pounds weghsl j
Flour per baTrel'.- I'd
No insurance necessary except from Charleston Savannah
New York aud Philadelphia.
Cotton compressed at the option and expense steamers when
compressed it be fghted from New York to foreign ports
at Z to 3-I6 less than cotton not compressed.
Through receipts issued BY the Freight gent Of the Nash
vile and Chattanoogl Railroad.
O.. W. ANDERSON,
dec 22d.BP General Agent
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(yODBYs Lady's Book PeterEon's Lady National
Il Artllur's Home Magazine, for sale hv +. .HAGAE,
febIB Al Collere Street.
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RCTTPsE MTI.Ls.


WISH 70 sell De mills and land attached, ooniainng fs
aa1es, gtusld in Christian county AF kno7n as ne
ECbLHSE MILLss now 81 operation and ID rz running
Orders viii machinery and axtures and everything n con
pcte condition Tor the suuacture oi Hour ana is cabe 81
tturninr ou from Igg = 600 barrels Of our per day, besides
Grdng corn and running te mill Aih house dam and
forebay al HeVand q th best kind me mil hose a large
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NEW GOODS.

YHlHE undersigned is receiving bis stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods Of the very latest stvlsg n,
vsntensns and invites the attention Of his custog
he IA bic generally to cali and examine
Also scotts Spring and SUMMER Fashions for 1850
SAM PRICHaTT.
fet26-lm No "a COLLEGE Street.
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uAGAZINES F0Tt nIARCH, IsGO

: BARRELS strictly choice NeshannoCh Potatoes-pur-
- chased expressly 0r to arrive on steamer Lebanon
day. for sale by MIZBLL, HOOPER & co.
Febls Nos and Market street
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Made TO Order.

We viii send ordtr for Shirts we request all who
prefer their shirts made especially for hem leave their
sures with directions, and guarantee they shall made
'quired. Jan e5l J. IL. MCGILL
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WM. }. THOMAS,
EXPRESS FREICmT
SEED POTATOES

EOn BUSHELS Canada Black Seed Oats and 500 bushel
elkBSg Michigan White Seed Oats
10 arrive on steamer Lebanon to-day, and Ter sale by
MILELL, HOOPER 4 co.
FeBIS NCs. and Market street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
LITERARY.

Beside the article of Macaulay on Slavery, pub
Bshed some weeks ego in THE TRIBUNE, there is still
another of an earlier date in "Kuehts Quarterly Mag
azine Of June 1929 which Is supposed to have been
the germ Of the more elaborate one in The Edinburgh
Review The subject evidently interested him early
in life while the contest against Slavery was still
pending in England. To these We may add still an
other in The Edinburgh Review" for March, 1877 (vol
xiv, p 1885, suggested by Major Moodys Reports, aud
discussing the Social and Industrial Capacities Of Ne
goes. In this article several passages which pos
sess all the peculiar characteristics of his best writings
But there il still another article, never published in
our country yet with hisindubitable ear-mark in "The
Edinburgh Review for February, 1896. Its title is
"The London University" and it contains several
psssages on classical studies which have been
surpss,ed even by himself in power and eloquencs.
Take for instance, the comparison between Greek and
Latin and the literatures of these two tongues.
-Barth's African Travels have been translated
into French; Micbelets PAmour into German;
Humboldts Cosmos is t, translated into Hunga-
ran, under the auspices of the 18th Academy.
The works of the brothers S,blagntweit on Asia
will be published in Eogth in nine volumes, with 10
maps and illustrations the first volume to appear in
April May next.
The King of Bavaria offers prize of 81, 900 for
the best wo on German antiquity up 10 Charlie
imagine; s. 600 for manual Of German history up to
the nineteenth or $500 up to the fourteenth century
and 81 800 for the best biography Of the most eminent
German and the same amount for that Of the most dis
tipeuished Bayarian parsonage. Candidates for the
first prize to rend their MSS to Munich before Jan i,
1863 addressed TO the Committee Of the Academy OF
Sciences for the second and third prizes before Jan.
l. 1865; and for the fourth and fifth, before April
l. 1861.
-SchiIler's only surviving daughter, Madame Won
Geiehen Russwurm, having requested the public to
forward to her all the speeches. &C., relating to the
recent Schiller Festival has received not less than 900
sets Of memorials from 400 different places.
"A trsnsla,ion ofthe Correspondence of Alexander
Won Humboldt" with Varnhsgen Won Fuse from 1897
to 1853, which is making much noise on the
continent Of Europe is announced 10 appear immedi
a'ely by Messrs. Trubner Co., in London. 1t will
contain in addition numerous letters from distinguished
Swans, statesmen, &c, addressed to Humboldt-as
Arago, Sir J. Herschel, Theirs, Sir Robert Peel, wm
II. Prescott Victor Hugo extracts from Van Euse's
Diaries, &C., and will form one volume octave, OF
about $50 pages
The Rev. Alexander Dyce Is continuing his one
volume reprints of the old dramAtsts, undertaken
originally by Mr.. Mcxon, and now issued by Messrs.
Rou'ledge & Co. The works Of George Peee and
Robert Greene viii shortly appear To the biblo-
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ROOKS RECEIVED.

Woolpg and wann1 In the Wilderness BY Charles d. Kirk
limo. I'D 283 Derby & Jackson
Lie Of John a. W. HAWKINS. Compiled by bis Son, Rev. WI
Liam George Hawkins A NJ. Fifth Thousand limo.
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Facts and Official Figures. BY Thomas Prentice KstteL
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Commentaries the Law Of Bills Of Exchange BY Joseph
story, LII d. Fourth I'd Revised, Corrected, and I'm.
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The Uneonsttutoray Of Slavery. By Lysander Spooner,
Ipaus1ce y Climate By j. Dhturnei 4tO. DID, ~ Charles
scIibner
Me6iooIess Tresiss Mspraccs and Medical Evidence
BY John J. Elwen NJ D. 8yo. PIP $685. John 8. VOORHEES,.
How Live Saving and Wsspg Domestic Economy IL
lu,iTsted BY Scion Robinson i2ms PIP. aia Fowler
Cahps Cydei Novel By Tnconru. limo. pp sT7 Charles
fcibnsr. -
fragments from the Study Of Pastor BY Rev George W.
Nichols, A NJ. limo. pp 252. Henry b. Price.
The Reeon OF Sciences the Art OF scutIpg LibeSy and
Of PeHec,ing and sufficiently prooDgins Happiness. 2mo
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Elementary Anatomy and Ply sooy By Edward Hitchcock
ID. LID, and Edward Hitchcock, Jr., d. ID. limo.
pp AL. lvison. Phinney, Co.
The Patients and Physcsps Aid By Y. NJ. Hunt, N. ID.
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The Buefooted Maiden: Tale. BY Berthold Auerbsch.
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