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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06

Incidents of Zollico8er's Defeat


We clip the following incidents from
the correspondence Of the Cincinnati Con..
mcrctal:. - :'.:.';' - ~ :
Lieut.. E. G. Jacobs, told me he saw a
Minnesotian coodly advance from the rank.
some distance, and placing his rife by the
side Of tree, take long deliberate aim
toward the old log house, when q. rebel
head, which had been peeringfrom behind
the corner Of the house, was suddenly dis
covered to have body attached to it, by
its pitching at full length from tho end
of the house. I found seven dead bod.
les in: this old building, who must have
been killed by close shooting between the
logs. When LEFT 100 rebels had been
buried u, the "oza fela," end .sang ,ge'v
still IN the moods. Thirty eight Of our
own men had been buried in the first. Held,
near the tents. ~
In the "old 6elds"' among the rebels,
some Of the scenes were horrid and :reyol'
ting in the extreme. A. large number; Of
the dead we're Shot ia the head. One was
shot directly in the eye and the brain
was oozing from the wound: Five dead
and one wounded lay behind one log, all
but the wounded one were shot in the
head. One rebel hsd bail through his
neck which destroyed the power ofspeech
thong hi don't think his wound va,
mortal. Several of the dead were old and
gray headed men. 49,: :; i .::>l
A dark complexioned man with heavy
black beard, who said he was from Mis-.
sissippi, was lying on the ground with a
broken thigh: He was stern and sullen-
he had: only one favor to ask that was
that some one Of us would Kill him. said
to him, we will soon. take you, to the sur
Fgeon, and do alt We can to relieve YOU,
Tor We are satisfied you have been deceived
by wicked men, and do nots;,know what
you have been doing. 10 which he meek
ly replied-"that is possible" A young
man, quite . boy, begged ME not to let the
Lincoinites kill him. An elder man sat
with his back aggainata stump with, sbail
directly through the center Of the head: at
the base Of tho brain. i Mhere, was a ghas.
tly grim upon his conference.-the eyes
were stretched widely open and staring
wildly into vacancy, while his breath was
rapid, deep and heavy. His was living
death, for he. was senseless. a lad Of
fourteen with: a mashed ankle, protested
his innocence and begged to be taken care
Of Hs said he! was pressed into the ser.
vice aad had never fired a, gym at a I'm.
ion man, and never Would. Numbers Of
rebels made in effect the same declara-
tim a Nt.HsI aaoGhs&;'"5 }2-c f'I&l'I "A -
I left the fields of human suffering with
feelings such a. I never before expesien.
ccd. The freshness Of death seemed to gil
the whole atmosphere ~ Iti4was 2 scene
which man needs only to look upon once
in his life time ID order 70 occupy all bis
power Of reflection, Following the wake
ofour victorious and pursuing army, the
road, adjoining fields and woods, were
strewn with blankets. knapsacks, shaver:
sacks, hats, boots, shoes guns catridge
boxes, broken wagons, &c., as, perfect !
scene e Of Destruction s l we'll DO inagn
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Toning. Down.

Among the most malignant of tho pur~
suers Of Gen. Fremont, from his coming
to Missouri until he was superseded, has
been the New York World, end ever since
that time it has iudulsed its spite in occa-
sional detraction. Some change has come
ever the spirit Of its dream: The follow
ing paragraph from that paper seems to
recognize some great qualities, at least, in
the man who for months has been the tar
|get for envenomed abuse in the columns
ofthe Worlds. .. ." - T. T..
"A scouM be a good thing to assign 10
General Fremont a command IN the a.
my adapted itoshis aaventurous and en-.
terpristng temper. i, In a command which
did not SO much require organizing and
combining faculties as activity and dash,
he would probably acquire great personal
distinction, and the multitudes who be.
lieve in him would forget his scotched
emancipationism in their admiration Of his
brilliant exploits
30 much is conceded for the present.
The time will come when the ortg;,. and
notives' Of the combined assault on Gen.
Fremont in every form Of calumuious &C:
qusations, will be understood. This is no
time for controversy Upon the merit. or
dement's Of any officer. THERE other
work te do. Il Bnt We believe Gen. Ere
mont has abundant resources not / only to
defend his own reputation, but to u
vhslm his. acousers viii dissarsaie'eful dis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Democrat.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06

pD- We did not receive the Editors
letter until Wednesday evening, and werc
therefore compelled to postpone issuing
until to-day (Friday) -.
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! LII, the Kansas expedition iGsn. Lane
u subordinate to Gen. Hunter.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-01-17

IN Tllls CASE n APPEARING FROM
il the affidavit ~ plaintiff that defendant !. In.
aehtcd 10 hlm by etconp', ppd thai defendant has
reinoycd himself from the Stats VI T,anessce, ~"
that tt ordinary ptoce@ VI The law csnaol b"
served upon him, aud the llaintii having VbIain
ed an original attachment un the lpth DAY Of De.
iuhcr 1851, FROM me, an acting Instgs NJ the
Peace icr Roauc county aud the same having
been levied an llis properly his therefore ordered
by me that qualifications be made 70, four successive
weeks IN The Athens Post. notifying said defend
AMI 10 appear a, my nnire, ia Kingston, In the
county and S'atc stofesaid, an the seih IA, Of
April lSd?, ard lrfrpt .uid attachment suit, ~
the same will br rrorecdod with r, larf,,
WM. $. GEERS
4 =, toF kora, eesnt,
bee 9, lsG Ct prs TEE ss--esa
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John Marnev.

Tn THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO ME-
L from the affidavit of plaintiff, that the defend
ant is Indebted to him by account, and that said
defendant has removed himself from the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot be served upon him, and the plaintiff hav-
ing obtained an original attachment from me, All
acting Justice of the Peace, and the same having
been levied OH the property Of defendant and re-
turned before INC on the Cd day of October, 1861
it is therefore ordered by me that publication be
ma 10 for four successive weeks in the Athens Post
notifying said defendant to appear at my Office,
in Kingston, Roane county, Tennessee, on the l2th
day of June, 1866? and defend said attachment
suit or the same VIII be rrceedcl with e. portc
W. <. GEEES,L T. for Roane 60.
Dec 20, 1861 At prs fec 81 6gl
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s. D n,Armnna.



TN THIS CASE tT APPEARING TO Ms
L ftum the AFFIDAVIT Of plaintiff that deisndpn,
u indebted 70 him by note aud that shid d.frn L.
ant hiss removed himself iiom The State ~ lev
ntssce, SO that the ordinary rtocest " the lss
cannot bc served upon him, and plaintiff bN,,nr
obtained, on the l4lh September 1861, Nh orig nal
attachment from me, Al acting Justice 81 The
Peace for Ruanc county, and the nmc hnuhg
been levied on the property of defendant, IL
therefore urdc,ed by me thar publication he made
Tor l-ur surccst,, weeks ~ the Athens Pe,i no.
Trying defendant To- appear nt my office. IL hinge
ton, ia the counv aud State aforesaid, 90 ", tth
day OF April is6' 70 defend peid s,iAehwen,
suit, or the sam. will he proceeded With ~ pnfn,
WIN. :, GEERs,
!, T. for fuust ,espig.
Dee 8, 1851 4 prs Zee 81 GSg
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y. i. D'Armond,


rHInpFI VI. " IIIhnF.
TX THIS CASH III APPEARING TO M
j from the stidasa, of plaintiff that defendant
IL indebted TO him NY account and ,ba, defend nnl
has removed himself from The State nj Trun.s
see. that the ordinary process Of law cannot be-
served upon him, ard The plainhh, on the lith
September. 1861 having obtained AZ original NJ.
tachmun, from nv, m acting Justice Of VI, Peace
for Roane county, md the same having hsrn
levied on the property " defendant II u therefor.
ordered by ne tbai publication No mad, ipr tour
successive weeks IN the AihsHs Post, notifying d..
fendhpl to appear my ,ahce in Kingston, In the
county and State aierssaid. on the i7th day 81
April, 1862. To- defend said attachment, ssii. " ID.
Same will b. proceeded with n pers,
VIM. 4. GEERs,
j. p yoy Rom, county.
Dee B,1sGi--dt-.prs foe $3.50
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SCHOOL ROCKS.

Wcbss', Spoilers and Dictionaries al sizes J
Da,ics and Dooa's Mathematical Course, Mitch.
cl's, smiths and 0lney ) Biographies, Comstork 5
Philosophy ana Chcmisuy, Wolls Chemistry nud
Philosophy, 0mstenas AID Quarkenbos Phioso-
ply, Quaekenhcs Composition and Rhetoric,
Boyds Rhclcrie Hedges Logic, Worceter's, Pa.
'lcy's aud PNtkcr's Philosoply AID Composition,
McGufey's KctcrS (tull coUtse,) Art Reercations.
Brocklcsby's Philosophy, Young 7 pils lst aud
81 Book, paiker's Philosophy small sias,l Bull
lions. Smith and KirGlan's Grammais.
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George W, lyttluep, Jr.
In THIS CAusE 1T APPEARING IA Nj
Il from the siaRyit fled by The plaintiffs that
the defendant Is ind, lted to- them b, note and o.
ooun, IN ihp sum Of sovrniydour dollars ard ti,
three cents aud that defendant hAs rcmoxaa him
self from the State of lenuvsspr, =" thA, ths ord
nary process OF ,be Inv cannot he servsd upon
him. and the plaintiffs having chiRiped an orig
nal attachment on the 22d day VI OetoAeT 1881.
from me- Justice Of the PEACE for The county oi
Roane and the same having been levied IN the
estate Of the uoepdanI on the5,h day Of Novrm-
Der, 1861. IL II therefore eIdrfud ny nv thai psh
LEGATION hG made IN ihe Athens Post ior iour sue
eessiva weeks, nol,iyng the defendant " appear
al my office, In Kingston, keano county, Tennt'.
see, on the 9TH dN, of May 1902, and oeisnd said
attachment suit, OF the sfmf will lee proceeded
with co pasts wM. =. GkERs.
.l,R. fer Reaa, consts,
Dec G, lSGl--At--prs fec S3--6sg
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soa.. Elsls.a.


W y v wctt.
TN rms cAsE IT AFFIRMING re M
Il from the affidavit SD ~ ths plaintiff that q.
knasnt h iuatt,ea n BIN rs ace,lsat "a tbs .u~
of 'vtu,y aoiisis. and i'm, Asisn as=: hss rrwe'
cd himself uom ths Sfs,s 81 feaeossee, - The,
the ordurt, freaers q ne law esAnsA b. -,n.s
spsu btHi. A5.d the ileihtn having shlAia~d Go
NJ, sn astlng justice u tbs rsact q, kess
county az original aiaripaeHi On The lsih de, q
oolebet Isdl, ahict "a, kswd IN ihs prsp,ri,
u defendant on the tasne das Il v theisioW sr
asTci by thsi rablicstlaa he made To- the
A,hens ls'st lar h'uf snccVssi1V vcriN RoI,iSing
dsftudnn, 10 sTassr a, NY dfiyS in kiHE,'oS, IN
The r,nniy ana Sts,v aetssid, 20 the is,h De,
81 April, 1857, u deiyni aid Ntsshmrui ,uit. ~
The sams uili " pro,sed,a with = tetss
WM s GfEgS,
, 2. ~ koatt es.ssg.
nsy E, :Sai at-spYs Irs S.y-.Ose
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Dee Q, IsCi-.d,-.pr, toe $3.50
reInmhns DnnnlA.nn.

Columbus Donaldson
Tn rms CASE IT APPEARING TO MI
j from The affidavit ~ plaintiff that defsndsn, 10
indebted 10 him by account and that said defend
ant has repoyed from The siatS % Tennessee, 81
that The ordinary pfpeews ~ the INV rsnnoi be-
served uppn lin, hud the plaintiff, on the lOih
Day ~ October, 1861, having obtained an original
attachment from me, al Rrthg Justice Of the
Peace for RennV county, and Tbs same having
been levied on ihe property 81 defendant. II !,
iboteforo ordered by mr. that publication he mad,
for four snceessirs weeks n The Athens pos. M.
bfying said defendant 20 appear and defend said
attachment, suit NJ my oibce IN Kingston. In N,
county and Stale aforesaid, on tho l7ih dAy Of
April, 1859, ~ the same will hc ftoroeded With o.
porte wM, T. GEERs.
J. r. Jor hoaas county.
Dec 6, Is6i-.-4i--prs fee t3 -6sg
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G WAR re,t


hafIfs NWttfft
Tn THIS cAsE IT APPEARING TO M
i from ,lv s;hda,li 81 plain,tfs thu. defcndsp,
u indebted &C. them ~ scttun,. and thai said he
tcndnnt hss removed hnm,slf Irem The State Of
TeuRess,c, 81 that the ctAihap pr0ets u the
law cannri ie scrscd apon him, ard the psrte,.
On thv lpth u October tSSi, having ehlAihod
from inc mn srtinr Jusiige u the frRcr foi Reabs
county. M original attachment sud tie same
having beee ls,isa ~ The property q ,ht acieud.
ant il " therefore ordered Nv mo That pUeent,cn
be mSdv iei iDnT successive weeks IN the Athens
Post, uolih ing said defendant 60 appear at NY
ofhye 10 Kingston, 10 the eouuty ana State Afrfr
cd with ca gd,ie wN = GkEkS,
: y, 'ag Heoat tusA,s
bee G, 1891 Z. IT. pfs fec ss--esp
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Law.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Thayer's Principles Of Agriculture, Coleman's
do, Young Farmers Manual, Farmcrs Hand
Book. Vine Dressers Manual Produce aud Ready
keckoncr. Aouat and Spooner on the Horse.
Morgan Horses, Mechanics own book. Sloan's
Carpenters New Guide. sloau's Constructive Ar
chifcet, SCOTS Infantry Tactics, Island World
Of the Pacific, Gents aud Ladies Letter Writer,
The Ladies Casket. Gems for Preside, The Dia-
dem souvenir gallery, Language of Flowers and
Poetry Of Flowers, Dcu1e's Instruction in Ami
al Magnetism, Dood's Mesmcrism and Psycolo-
,,,, lin . ,.,ls A. ~ .z. =
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NEW POSTAGE ACT.

Itsiy owlag Jas Vas bsruehassss W tis Cons
gns. Of the couis dsrsle sitsiss Of America: =.
u zlsf sfaaes IvrfEh posrtGr. I
49, An Act % presenbe ths rates Of Postage Ia the
Coniefsrite States Of America, and for other
purpsses. ...s NJ. u
me CgsyS,.so n ths ooayecera,c Stgte.ef Amai-
"a 20 saaci. That from aud after such period a.
re Postmaster General inny BY procIanaiicn an
nounce there shall be charged the following rates
Of postage, 70 Wit; FOR every single sealed le,er
an1for very better IA manuscript or papef o. any
Kind upoa " 6ich Information shall be askcl for
az con u uoicsici in whiting o. by mark " tigns
a conveyed In sth6 mail for any distance between
places within The Confederate States OF America
not exceeding Ave hundred miee, Eve cents and
tor any distance exceeding hvc hundred miles,
double that rRtei and every letter orparce net ex-
~ escdng half an ounce in weight shall be deemed
H single letter. md every additional weight u half
q an ounce, ~ additional wcieht Of less than bali
III an ounce. sha he charged with additional single
postagei odd al packages cos'dinf"g other than
= priatad nfinA, matter -dhd money puckdges dre
included in 'thiscirss--shhN be ruttd Nv us9hf as
istters are ratcd aud shall be charged the rates OF
postage On letters and all drop letters, letters
placed in any po.t-offcc not tor transmission hit
Tor delivery only, shall bccharged with postage
ntthe rate ~ two ceuts each; and In all the fore
90 going cases the postage must be prepaid by
sg stamps; andin MI the Letters which shall hereafter
he Advertised ~ remaining or unc0llcd for 10
4s aAypost.ofRce shall be charged with two cents
each IN addtion 20 the regular postage, both to
be accounted foras other hostages If this Con-
fedefasy. sk p
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FAIR Warming.

1 III, ACCOUNTS NOT PAID OR SET
n tied by the LIST February next will be put in
hands Of Uncle Billy and james Trrncr and az
many other officers us may lac necessary, to col
lect what you owe us. We are compelled TO close
our business, as the premiership expires the LIST
Of February 1852. We hope to have the pleas
ure Of sottement Immediately with you all.
The remaining STOCK of GOODS will be
sold cheap all together or at retail clhcrso, all
who want any thing we may have will do well to
call soon, as we are determined to close out and
seitle up. ~ SEliOKN a H0HNSBl.
a Dce Oh tsIl- nd S.6aI f"s tH
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State Of Tennessee, Roane County.
,. J. I.yttieton, Daniel IIuihne and G W. Yost,
.-s.. Il. - y "a. - a. ~
Z 49, George Lyitleton. d 8
e .. .HaE r And tr'- ust
f' J. ,. Lyt;leton,
49, ~ .,sasss.sas sis..ss a.. 20 =

tn TIiESE CAUsiss al APPEARING 10
/ me, from the afidayits Of plaintiffs, HAT the
deicndant l. justly indebted 20 them aud that raid
defendant has removed himself from The county OF
Roane and State g Tennrssee, 20 thai the ordi-
nary process Of the law cannot be served 7pon
him. and ths plaintiffs having obtained origiral
attachments from me, an acting Justice Of The
Peace, and The came having been levied en- thr
property VI defendant and returned before INC on
the 9TH day Of October, 1861, "a Is therefore or
dere by me disqualification he made in the Athens
Post for four successive weeks, notifying said lie.
fendaht TO appear OF my ottce. in Kingston, Roahs
county, Tennessee, on the 18th day Of June, 1862.
and delond said attachment suits, or they will be
proceeded with "a parfe.
j, a. WILLIAM s. GEERS, j. y. for Roe-s 20.
Dec 20. lS6l-it--prs fec S3--GDl
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Metallic Burial Gases, Collins, &c.
Leather Ieatherl

S00 LIS, SPANISH SOLE LEATHER.
c\it Just received and In lalc by
Oct III LIpE "A RDgS
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State Of Tennessee, Roane Comfy


~
\. W HBwmNn
TIVE PLAINTIFFS IN THIS CASE NAV.
Il Ing procured Az attachment 10 he Issued hy
NE againd the properly Of ths def-SdRpt, HllsgInR
IN biz affidavit that The dsftpdAnl bad blstopdsd
OF concealed himself % thai The o,dinAry pfor.'s
~ law could not We served upon bis. aud the
same mnying hcen returned before me k,ied upon
the property ~ The deirndsni, u 10 Therefore ~
dsred by me that Publicsiien Ne msds ior iour
sueceysys wetks in the Athena Psei, . g,wspsps'
publi'bed in Athens, McMsh tesntJ, notifying
The 'aii dtfen daD " appear befors me. al my NJ
fee In thu sih rivll dsifistd RoAps county, o.
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Jsss. Iehl, ard defend
sad nciipn thar rntnTnrhfea ~ The stmt vii b.
proceeded With szpprs.
MARTIN SHARP,
, y. 6oy Rsens soHp,y
jar .. 1859 n pfr fs ~ t1i
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Dec 90, lsel-it-prs fee IS c0l
Joseph anderson 4 Son,

Jesse Everett.
TN THIS CASE IT APPEARING TO NE
| that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiffs
and that said defendant has removed hMsclf from,
the State Of Tennessee 80 that the ordinary pro.
cess of law cannot be served upon him, and nm
attachment hevipc boon issued and levied on the
property of sad defendant, it i. therefore ordered
By me that publication be made IN the Athens
Post for folr consecutive weeks, notifying said
defendant TO appear at my Office, in Roanc county
Tennessee, on the 3Oth day OF January 1862, Ia
defend said attachment suit, or the same viii be
proceeded with ~ pGytc,
LOGAN ALEXANDER.
... J. y. fer Roone county.
Doc 20, ls6l-4t-prs ico $3-69l
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Notice.

Eotioe.
V'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tx.
Il istiag between A.C. noBrsoS, j. n. Rpy
and A. II. krlTu. under The naiuc and style of
ROBESuN. RICE a co. has this day be,i, dis,
solved by mutuA Al consent, and the Notes and Ac.
counts Of the 'Hunccrn placed In the hands Of v.
u. a"dersgR. Esq. whe has becp appointed our
sole agent for Nh collection ~ debt. due a.
Officers having claims for'collcction Tor the firm
viii find rher tuccip IN the hA nds Of A. {. Rsbo.
son, with whofn they are rtQu.,edto mske settle
mcnt. rersoaa having slams against the concern
will make settlement with 4. G. Robson. who h
authorized 10 pay oh such claims ~ ias, ~ The
money como ". A. &, robson,
J. II RICE,
A. u, KEITH
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g. W, a /. A. Yos,.

Dec Q, 1851 4 Pr. fcr s. oS0
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Fine Boots and Shoes I
Cash RQTlCE-

LNRoM AND AFTER THIS DATE WE
Il will sell Dry Goods, Irwtlry, &c. ,r,i esiti,
for Dash We have TO pay cash fer every this !.
we buy, consequently We are eorced TO demand
the cash for What We sell
SEHoEN 4 H0RNSBy.
Aug lG. 1851
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Wanted to Purchase,


William Code and " y, iFirchcl
TN OBEDIENCE 70 A DECREE MADE AT
i the last term " the chancsry Court at Bet
,on h this aanse will on tho ID day Of Janpa
~ hcxt. at ,hc Court house, In Benton, offer for
sale, 10 the highest hiddvr, On aN months rtcdii,
in har Of the right 1f'rrdemrNon, The following
described Land W pnlW county, TcahcNrc, Or n
murh Of itas will satisfy ibehcbts and cds,s 10
Wit; a uart Of Land IN the tate If Ieparssce
Polk comfy. ard District No. aIiy--contd Ming
d, Nsiimslians,l60 Hcros bounded M iolhows, 10
t--thc Nofth cost corner u the South .ebs
.uuartcr of eec'iut firSTTkctienal tovnfhir one.
Shuih aud fmst hps, EaSt Of ~ bajs Inc,
.hlso. The houh-wosL corncr ~ The same qunricr
also, The EAtt halt A tnidqnarier Note md to
turi,v irill ihe YeaplmaiReva ltsn ttlsireF ru'i
ma pHrtuayN utefT '5re'
~ a.y.f.g.
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sWRETWATER UNION INSTITUTE,

ItlIIVA d, go u % d.. .
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HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.
MEDICAL.

TAYLOR Family Doctor, Conisr's Family Doe
TOT and Home Book Of Medicine Hollock's Medi.
cal WORKS 10 different kind. Surgical Anai,any
tby r. W. Piper, VI. d., Physicians Hand Book
Of praeticc, 1861. Dunglison. New Medical Die-
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NEn. I Lssuy
II rniS cksE u AEt4 S@ THAT n.
II Co isnt adstess q isais &c ~ sc-Vast. ssa
saal rfst dat rss, siH 81 tfea tls rlsl,
" genEcss@ - glat ~ sgaiSssy Fscsss u M
as 5aAEet ~ ssnsd SIS h.ra. sAA lAs llaisiE
AassHs, "a The "a lsl 4 y 9t<f, 1851, sei.lssa
an ersrhsnl aItsshnssa ss-n ue - Asiipg joe
ue- u ths Pssss iaf keass esaess. ssd n, 'sSs
hAssrs eo0a issica eP~a ths rsslrse a. Tho "
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