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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-22
OBITUARY.

Killed at Ebenezer Church Ala, April Ist,
1865, GRAssoS NJ Cole, LIST Sergeant Of Co, L,
18th o. V. @. aged % yeas and months.
The deceased was among the number of
brave and willing hearts who early respon-
ded to the call Of their country in the hour of
her peril He passed unframed through the
first term Of his service and re-enlisted Nov.
9th, 1852. Uunwavering in the discharge of
his duty, and acting with heroic vaIof the
part assigned him, he was still spared, and
lifelong cherished hopes Of the waiting hearts
at home seemed about to be realized. but alssl
the cup so near their lips in q moment was
dashed forever! Vain would be our attempt
to offer consolation in this hour of dark be-
reayement, but He is abundantly able who
pitieth as q Father: "For though he cause
grief, yet will he have compassion according
TO the multitude of his mercies, for he doth
not afhiet willingly nor grieve the children of
men,
Sadly the meanings Of sorrow are blinded
With the glad notes of our nations refrain,
Comes a low wall with the song of rejoicing
80 for the brave that return not again.
Angelic Peace with her spotless white pinions
HoYers once more DER the land of eur boast
Tears dim the smiles that would greet her re-
turning,
SAuSAAA6 Nnat
she has cost
High in the galaxy bright and unfading
Glory displays in our eountry's fair sky,
Shine the bright names of the sons Of our Ma
ton,
Sons that could dare for their country, to die,
Yet while thousand glad voices arising
Tell Of the noble who died not in vain,
SoTowIng hearts in their night Of deep an
guish,
Mourn for the brave that return not again.
Thou whose compassion is fathomless, bound
less.
Ruler of nations and Father of all,
Hear thou in heaven and grant our petition
Low at thy footstool submissive we fall,
Heal thou the hearts that are stricken and
bleeding,
Pour in the balm of thy mercy and love,
Give them to look with sweet Faiths cloud
less vision,
Unto the blissful reunion above.
GALLIroLIs, j June Goth, 1865. 81 J.
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For Sale.

A T the U. S. Gen. Hospital at Gallipolis
IA on Thursday 18th June A large amount
Of valuable property, among which are
Five milch Cows, Pr. Platform Scales, l
Plough, Harrow, Cutting Box, Grindstone,
a lot Of Hoes, Rakes De.
Ahso-Beds, and Bedding, Tables, Chairs,
&C., &.
The property is in good order, and nearly
new. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. u.
Of said day.
e Terms Cash in Treasury Notes
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sPRUCE STREET.


An Ordinance to provide for the grading
draining, and improving Of fSpruee Street from
Third Street to Front Street including The
sidewalks therealong.
SECTION l. Be Il ordained By the Cify COHR.
cI Of the city Of GaLipolis, That so much Of
Spruce Street as lies and extends between the
northwest side Of Third Street and the south
east side Of Front Street be graded, and
lowered upon regular descent from the sur
face at Third street to Front Street, ofnot ex-
eeeding two feet and half fall; and that the
side walks therealOng be graded as near as
practicable to q correspondence with said
grade.
SECTION 2 That the city engineer forth.
with proceed to establish and mark the said
grade, and that the improvement proceed un-
der the supervision of the proper authority,
according to the plan of said city engineer. at
public expense.
Passed June Goth, 1865.
r. ALESHIRE. President.
Attest D. s. FoRD, City Clerk.
June %, 1885.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-22

@- If you want glass of pure
Catawba wine, it can be had at Moses
Mochs opposite the Court House,
and as for ice-cream it is well known
the article furnished, his customers
cannot be exceeded in town.
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Public sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED viii offsr for sale 4
Public Auction, at their late residence OF
Thomas Wiley deceased. in Clay townshipf
on Saturday, 9tth day Of June, 1865, the
goods and ehsttles, Of said deceased, consist
lug in part of 3 head Of youag Horses,
Mileh Cow, head Of yearlings, 10 head Of
Sheep, head Of Hogs, two horse Wagon,
and 1S ge,rs. ! Buggy and Horse, 2 fslds Of
Of Bacon, faning Mill, lot Of Corn, and
many other articles to numerous to melton.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. N. Of
said day. Terms made known on day Of saies
JOHN NORTON.
t3if Administrators.
June, 8, ls65.-3w.
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re- We have before alluded t

E We have before alluded to
the arrest of John Mitchell the noto,
rious Irish outlaw. The following
article from the pen of Col. North
colt the Editor of the Telegraph pub
lished at Clarksburg West Va, shows
up the villain in his true light. Col.
Northcott was taken prisoner and
detained at Richmond where he had
a good opportunity to ascertain the
facts whereof he speaks and which
cannot be contradicted. We ask our
readers to peruse the following ex-
tract from his article on Mitchell and
then decide whether he is not war
ranted by the facts in asking that
this miserable caitiff be banished
from the earth as disgrace to the
human race. After giving a short
history of Mitchell's previous life
going to show the course the Villain
has taken since his escape from Van
Diemans lands to this country, Col.
Northcott says:
For some time previous to the
rebellion and for time after it had
been going on we had lost sight of
this foreign outlaw who had made
himself so conspicuous by preach
ing treason to our Government, but
in the Summer of 1868, when we
were so unfortunate as to be con-
veyed to thatnotorious prison, Libby,
as prisoner of war, we discovered
that the veritable John, the British
outlaw, was conducting the Rich
mond Enquirer which was then an
accredited organ of JEFF. Davis, and
if the devil himself had assumed con-
troll of q newspaper he could not
have burdened its columns with more
fiendish sentiments. Every para
graph lead as if it were an emana-
ton from hell. Yankees were rep
resented as parcel of barbarians.
He constantly advised cruel treat
ment to prisoners. On one occasion
when Federal officer had been con-
demned to death as a measure of re-
taliation, he rIdiculed his shedding
tears while reading a letter to the
Provost Marshall which he had been
permitted to write to his wife. When
the r,bel Congressman, Foote, ex
posed the frauds of those whose duty
it was to feed the prisoners, this
fiend in human shape, spoke in the
most reprehensible terms of Foote'S
conduct. y
For several months we read his
paper almost daily just to see what
length of fiendishness he would go,
and we never saw sentiment which
he uttered that sayored of anything
like mercy to the Federals. He
never represented them as being bet
ter than sayages, or as beasts, dev-
lis, dc. He was just the tool fer the
tyrant and the assassin (Jeff Davis }
whom he served. How our Govern
ment can now tolerate the fend in
carnate we cannot tell. He and his
confederate rebel editors in Rich
mond constantly advised the starving
OF prisoners, and yet these promo1
tiers OF rebellion, aiders of treason,
advocates of murder in its most hor-
rid forms are permitted to go free,
and John Mitchell, the double trai-
tor and foreign outlaw, is permitted
to illuminate his damnable treason,
under the very Government which
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-22

@ Steamboats, loaded with SOL
diers are still passing down the Ohio
river from Parkersburg. AS few if
any stop at this port, we have no
means of ascertaining the names Of
the regiments.
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GaIIipOIis steam Bakery.
Stone Fruit Jars.

"Ehave on storage and for sale on man
w ufactursr's account about 300 dozen.
Stone Fruit Jars, half gallons ard quarts,
which we are offering at 40 per doz, for
the half gallon Jars, and 500 per dOz-, for
the quart jars.
We are authorized by the manufacturer to
allow to dealers, vhe buy not less than 10
doz., Jars, discount Of % per cent.
s G.. A. EENKING.
April, q, Ies5.--tf.
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Land for Sale.

T HAVEfor sale 200 acres Of choice land
Il partly timber, balance good prairie, stu
ate IN Marshall county Kansas about miles
from the county seat. 1 will sell it on reason
able terms, or exchange it at fair rates for
land in Gallia comfy.
WILLIAM CLARK.
Clay Tp., Gallia county Ohio.
June. %. Is65.-tf.
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For Sale.

E1VF Acres of Land on the Ohio river at
Il Rankin's Point, Gallia county Ohio, on
which IS steam Saw Mill and a small
Dwelling. For terms &c.. inquire of
HIRAM RANKIN.
June, %, IS65-3us
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r. The Hospital at this post NAV

be said to have ''played out" The
boys are all discharged, and at home,
or transferred to Grafton, quite as
much to their satisfaction, as the re
lief of our citizens.
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Coal! Coal, CoaI!!.

VNHE undersigned has on hand al the up
Il per end Of the Wharf at Gallipolis. Im
mediately above the U. ). Wharf boats. s
large supply Of peacock coal, which be viii
deliver promptly at the very lowest prices
Purchasers will save money BY calling on me.
] am thankful for the past patronage that
the same.
Orders left at my residence on Third street
viii be punetually filed.
JONATHAN HAMILTON.
June, %, 1855.
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Lost-Mesno randu1n booE. !.
Oahs.9...sI BOARD :hs esnss, Hs$E Il IN
tanning some accounts aeainst Hapton Ss.i1
q Norman, Of Gallia Counts, o.. and -
papers. A liberal rsvsrd viii Be psid sny
one leaving the said Book at the Jourpst
Once, Gallipolis. Ohio. a TGTi1rT
DAVID s. HRRM.
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Notice.

THE following persons were elected officers
Il of the Gallia county Agricultural Society
on Saturday May 10th 1865,
A. P. RODGERs, President.
WIN. NASH, Vice President.
JOHN I. ESTsNnNGER, Secretary.
!. X. OALoHAS, Corresponding Secretary !;
l. P. MAGUET, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
G. d. BAILEY, A. s. GUTHRIE.
JoHN K. SMTHERs, O. N. PALMER,
GRAssOS DAVIS.
June /, 1865.
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LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post
III Office at GallipOlis, Gallia county.
Ohio, on the 22th, day Of June, A. D. 1865,
gFs- If not called for within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
EE-To obtain any of these letters. the ap-
plicant must call for "adoertised letters,' give
the date Of this list and pay two cents for ad-
varfieinp
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Notice,

A Ii persons ase notified not 10 trust INV
n wife Martha on nv account AZ I viii nav
no debts Of her contracting. She ha. left NJ
house without cadse, and / win be no lonecr
responsible.
SAMUEL TYRFR.
GalhpOli., Ohio.
June Is, ls65.-4w.
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Flat Boat for sale.

A No. l, and entirely new, 100 feet long,
N 81 feet beam, 2 inch bottom plank, 30
inch gunwale with or without siding:
JN0. 4. ROBINSON
May, II, 1865.
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Armstrong Sarah J Johnston Samuel
Blake Margaret Kepler Clara Z
Brady John Lawless A
Brown Bros. Leary William
Bowen Joint Leonard James
Buck Mary Lewis Chas 2
Buck Robert 2 Lorett Julia A 2
CadwallOn ID r McFaden John p
Carttish j Q Mathis Rebecca E
Cater Isabel A Mosre Albert
Carpenter MaryJ MurdOek Jos
Clark Murphy Chas
Crist Henry u Peirce Mary Z
Cotton Albert E Porter Isabelle2
Donnally J L 2 Rails Chas
Dunn James NJ Rawson Chas
Ducett VIM Z Roe Sarah
Fletcher 5 Rose James
Ferrel Charles ROrbert d Guillod
Fitch Garry Ann Sarror John
Graham VIM Skelton John
Cannon Jesse Shreve A X
Ceiling Andrew Shriver Sarah j
Glover John Smith VIM
Hardy VIM Smith H
Hardy Jane Scott Jane
HRptonstall Jas NJ 2 Taylor David2
Harrison Harvey II Tyler James D
Henry Susan Thomas Sarah
Henry FIN Terrey Ellen
Hillerieh John Tucker Catharine
HillE Width WmH
Hill Frances Williams J S
Hollen John T Woods VIM F
James Saml
Office hours from II M, to 81 P.
Sundays, ofhee open from to "a N
JOSEPH DRoUILLARD,
June %, 1865. Post Master
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WHITE GOODS,

Jackonets, plain stripe &
barred,
NarssOOks, do do do
Plain & Striped Swisses.
Bishop d Victoria Lawns,
JackOnet EmbrOideries,
Lace Wells,
Gimpure Lace,
Bugle Laces. Ornaments &
Trimmings.
Full Line Cot Hosiery, alt
sizes.
Full Line Gloves & Silk
Mits.
Also
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
Carpets.
Oil Cloths,
Mattings & Rugs.
AS Complete Stock of. Domestic:
GOODS & NOTIONS,
as any in town.
June, 8, Is65-tf
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in our line ever brought to this market, and
which will be sold as low as the lowest.
s. ZELAZNY, d Co.
June, %, IS65.-tf.
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Notice to Enrolled Militia,

Attest D. s. FoRD, City Clerk.
June y, 1885.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

THE MORALS OF THs THEArER.-Ifsny
Their pro1t of the lyw state OF morals OF
c,nneoted with the theater was want
the statement constantly repeated,
', almost without exception the actor>
d actresses are secssionisfs ought to be
ou,h O,e of the New York daiIies
marks of Booth that for weeks before the
|ssssinet'on he was talking in terms Of
I'm u 81 bitterness sgaips, the govern
lent aud that be believed Lincoln aod
is cabinet no better than $50 many mig
ers : bur his talk occasioned no surprise,
As this was the c,mmon style Of the &C
IRE, they being as class from the com
encensent of the war. rebels at heart.
NJ 'deratic is the iken string running
trough tue pearl chain of virtues.
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|
CHEROKEE REMEDY the great Indian Diurs.is
aii diseases .. the urinary as Incon,i
VI the Urine, Int nssIsa 81 Bladder n M
usation 81 the kiaess stone Ia tn fsdr sfriefn-@
irassi Gonorrfr elect ard II especially recon
m those oi flass Aiigs oT Il str i'll Il uher.
all tAe cd nauseous n,edirirrs fase fsiir6.
IT, II il prepared in lisilx concentrate form the
ese oay being from one to tso sfI times
per asy.
II IL dinrstir AMI Alternative action pprifv5ps
sud cleansing the blood eaasT tfo rpr All ot
gfaai purity and viEar. fs w rt the svster
all perficoss eaase= hich have indeed diseasr
fiiEaeK EE TSJECTIoS il 1a as m, sllv or as
Sssnt Is The Cher.kee Ren,sty sos;a h.. used IN
orit tinn si sha; raeiac ia eli II elect &C.
noriirs Finer AlAEf ~ Whites. It, eatrl- healing
@tnthE nnd dan I'll rext ali SeaEaghg heat and
pain Instead % sr Earning 4i-z nan
thai l. - ercced with nearly all Ike cheap quack In
| en- By the use of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
ciERoh EE fNJEcTIoNfie ia at The sane
turtsii improper discharges the aes
-n.d orrans are speedily restored to full vigor and
~ pr..s, Cherokee Esnedy.s per bottle, Or tire.
- Price Cherokee Injection, 81 per bottle rthre.
"a Sent by Express to any address n reeeip, ofpre
neThe Cherok &c lsem cdy, Cherokee
tnjecs,0m and { ne FoAec z u re. are soldb all
eaterprisDg Druggists In the civilized world Some
incipled Dealers however try to sell worthless
pouns place Of these those which they can purchas.
Il cheap price, and make money ~ selling thar
the, can on these medicines As value your health
day the health u your future offspring do not b. de
oetseu py scn nnprtn pied pruggists ask rtAsfAka
esnes sadfsks stA<vs II the Druggists viii hn,
them for you enclose the money in letter. und VII
send them to you by express securely sealed and packe
free from observatioa-
bsdie% 0entIenen can address us in perfect conf
deuc< stating fully and painl, their diseases symp-
oms treat all diseases Of chronic in male
female Patients need hesitate because their
inability 70 visit have treated patients
fully I'm all portions globe by
ence.
Patient, addressing viii please state plainly eli thu
symptom al their complaints, and write Poetofee Coun
ty ste snh name of writer plain and inclose postage
stamp TOR reply
Il W ssns ~ - Pa.pAist frsr to any sddress
ddress letters for advice propri
Ietors, In " X. MERwfN 4 Co.
Nose Liberty street, New York
4 @. a. COOK Chicago, Ne. 20 Market street Gene
raj Agent for the stats OF Illinois. Iowa Wisconsin
Michigan and Indiana, who will supply Drugeis at
4 regular card pricee. nov30-eow
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II GATH City

Al . Conferssee Of oskrsaatioa.
|rches held at Denmark o tie 10Th
the followiDg psiso2s ! ~ ~
! delegates 70 the Na,ionai Couccil
beld IN Bossoss Jass I4sb; viz /:
g Tnrncr Of Desmark; r J.
bon. M. D.. Of Nj. Pisasant, Raw.
Batter and Hon. John G. Foote of
Fty. The following persons we're
ted Alternates Rsv. ]. G. Cooper
sm. Deacon n. Porter Of DsnviiIe.
!. w. Pickett of Mt. Pleasant and
Shedd, NJ. D. Of Denmark.
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sTATE OF Iowa, Lee County, }ss.

In the District Court of said County at Fl Madison
Am IL srown PiairtsF versns John Robinson. DE.
f,Rdant:
Notice Is hereby given TO the Defendant herein above
nsm-d thai ieti1n In civil action on file in the
eks Office of the District Court aforesaid duly verified
In behalf Of the ABOVE named Plaintiff YOU and
claiaing decree against the said foiip,on suet;pg
and -sta5isirg ret ton. the title 10 los number
IL 9. L. II aai IL, in blek 49, in city Of keokuk
Lee county Iowa. and excluding the said Robins IN IRON
al tite lien or Interest therein nd Tor ef
And unless you appear and make q Tense thereto he
fore OF the socoad day of The term of 50
Court. TO commence the third Monday of MAY,
INC Judgment II be rendl ed Against yoa RIA, ed
for u. sal petition ROBERT H. q LLMoRE
sprlf-d4w Attorney for p.t'r.
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Geo. yabal A. Early. on the evac-
Of Lynchburg, started to South
ia Virginia. but very soon returned,
now confined to his bed 10 u qch-
by an ATTACK of Rheumatism. Our
previous report of him was that be
uaking for the Kanawha valley.
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RHsIDEET LINCOLN AND SECRETARY
ros "A few days before the Presi-
8 death. Secretary Stanton rendered
designation Of the War Department
accompanied the act with a mos,
tfelt tribute to Mr.. Liucoln's con-
friendship and faithful devotion 10
country. saying also that he, as Sec
~ had accepted the position to bold
ply till the war should end, and that
he felt his work was done, and his
Was TO resign Mr.. Lincoln was
sily moved BY the Secretary's words.
tearing in pieces the paper contain.
the resignation, and throwing his
8 about the Secretary, he said: "Slan
you have been q good friend and
lful public servant, and it is not for
to say when you will no lon Ter be
led here" Several friends of both
les were present on the occasion, and
e was not dry eye that witnessed the
e.
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The Fort Dodge North. West SAYS
! coal has been discovered on both
Of the river at thst place; also more
Psive and valusble deposits of gyp-
than was heretofore known to'exist.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY +!
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

Pre,sysf frss psesfritefsn Of Sir j. Clark n D.
SAysseSsa Extraordinary e tie Qsssn.
This invaluable medicine Is unfailin gn the care Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the se-
male constitution subject Itnodcrafes all
removes all distractions, and speedy may be r.
lied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
u h peculiarly suited. II WILL in short time bring
ths monthly period with regularity. :
Zach bottle, p1cs ono Dollar, bears the Gov-rnnsni
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfelts.
CsUTION
Txess PtllssAzstd bssskes ~ Fs~sies ds-svrsAs
FIRST THREE MONTHS sf Pssssamey, a. tAsr ays
- srsss AsesrrisSs ssf It asp ether
srs SAFE.
In al Cases Of Nervous and Spinal ections raips 10
the Baehsnd Limbs, Fatigue slight exersen PslIi,s
sicn the Heart Hystercs Whites these pills vii
ssct when All other means have failed; and II
though powerful remedy. do not csom.l
sotInony or anything hurtful TO the constitutions.
Fuildrections In the pamphlet sronnd each package
which should be carefully preserved.
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THE LATEST NOVEL-SrRArH-
L Hoas-A Life Romanes-PubIished b. J. D. Lppcss.
ost Co. rec-iv~d this day City Bsuk st.rr Ai.s
ssoca Akeks, In Blue and Gold. J. ". 00DkN.
A mchd
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SOLD HAIb DRUGGISTS.

Sole Agent for the United states md Canada.
Jon NOSES, n CortIspdt St New York.
NH 90 Ands postage stamps eselosed TO q, o.
sprised Agent, viiInsnrsA BOTTLE containing SC PHI
bytssurn nail. nov3-dly ins
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NJ EDICAL BOOKS

EDICAL BOOKS
anatomical Re memhrHncer.
Bedford's Obstetrics.
Budd ON the Liver.
Baid on the Stomach
Barclays Medical Diagnosis
bird on Urinary Deposits
beunet's Practices Of Medicine.
bumsted GA yenereai.
Bcck on infant Therapeutics
Chnrchiis .tssfrsrscs
Churchill on ChfIdrpn.
Churchill on Woman.
Csspenter's Eis. nj FL ysiofogy.
Condse Children.
Cisvslsnd's Poker Lexicon.
Cs,aplsn on Dis5etea.
Dalton Physiology
Druitt's Surgery.
DunSsisons Dictionary.
Dubrfn's Dissactsr
Er-chsena Surgery
Hownes Chemistry
6ray's Anatomy
GriIath Formaisry
nefdssnd's Action Of Medicine
HzEiiton on fraotarss
Hnrsmondss Nsiifars uxy.n.
hosyRs Medical Lexicon
Lawrence the Eve
Lssman's cheTic4i physiology.
Jones Opthslfnic Medicine
Miller frscfscs and Principle Of Surgery.
Meigs on Woman
Mesgs' obstetrics
Msckinxie the Eve
Neil Smiths Coapend
Powers surgical Anatomy
Pafrish's Practical plaru,scv
kamsncsk em's Obstetrics
f'cora Hunter on tene reau
s~rEents Minor Surgery.
1om % uYfnary Dfssase-
Taylor on Poisons
III on Urinary Therapeutics.
Uuited eeatss pharmaccpsa
Wassons Practice
W00dE Therapeutics.
Wiiiiams' Principles Of Medicine.
Wilson on the Skin
Wilson's Anatomy.
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BOOKS.

United States Dispenssto-, by Wood BAeh.rweilth
Edition. carefully sissd: p,ioe $40
Practice Of aeiisins. ky 1eofge b. wood-Fifih Ed-
sion. enlsrg-d, 2 vols 70 slt
Nsls~ia ArsiicA f.y door re b. weol-stcond Eiision
vol . vo Price sal.
For sale by faprl3f NV EEsrCOrT
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DECEIVED THIS Day
wHEEDON ON TIE WILL.
Tuk a<APk CCLrukISr-By HuIlsr
D0WdtN0'J FRUITS AND TkEEe or ANERTCA
CIIrrYS BACKBONE
LtMN 6escukR-d voi--Antobiography.
0lNNktILLe-sy Washington Irving.
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