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WaTrenAburg Items.
Attorney CAN'T, Of Sedalla. has been
here attending court ths week.
Rev. Oh. KraM, German Evangelical,
will preach in The old court house, at 1870
.. m. to-day. The services viii - in Ger
man.
Coles circus will leave here st 2
O'Clock this evening" for Lexingtoa. RIA S.
dalia.
Coles circus gave two performances
here yesterday and last night to tents fall
Of people. Gs.er.l satiafsesisa vs. the
result
"A sireeg fgAs took paaes yesterday If
teEaOoa, which resulesd u . couple Of
bloody noses and 6as imposed By Mayor
Stopper.
-Col.T.T. Csittsadss Aas vssy &C. al1er.
sey COW, that gave birth 70 tw1 calves yes
terday. The town il full Of excitemaat ow.
ine 10 The freak o. nature.
List nigAt. not fsr fpoo Coils circus
tent. The Ca1hssland Ptesby>esian church
choir was practicisR. Tie music iron the
eire0 band nearly drowned out he sacred
soag. ThaS's wicked.
The Bsoahess Harvood, Of Mouserrstt,
hsd reserved ssah ct Celes eiseas, lasa night.
The young lady Who pesSos.aGd sesially,
took iheir undivided alisalioa - veil a.
The attealiou Of The bald headed men pres.
eat.
3s' So
-Judae Hhirk has hen holdin9 cnurt all
Tin week here, for Judge Wright. Only
oas jury case vas tried daring the week
and in thst The jury hung. II The Jury
weeks VA Involved.
City Mas.Aal n. +. Clark assssssd .
young oan aaned Gssiagee. lase aagh4 at
lie ei1eos Rvoundh, tos disturbing TIE pssce.
When he msds he arsese, Frank Wiley,
fsuo Rfiet 2idge, inIesleEed, and hGht
5000. IN u u She MasAal eot severely
80. sbost Tie heaA with asAene. mp.
poaed 70 b il he hands u Willy.
-Wiliiam Whiss, 90 Of z. r VN;ae
! daisy.nas ofthis PlssS y saoaf ~ per.
oensss With ColS's CiseasL Tho ~. a.
o.i:hed Ii fas.ef. nsths. hsetkss asd
'oynood eo:,PanioD II t1raing . s1nner-
s1lt over ss1tesA 1e6i1s yssGesSN. WA;a.
} kDova - sHsusfe0ss smeuesSa.s.e.'
2 . alses Roslesnes - u iSseaa. end
'Ails q De- 0oiaasl aa1 ss1slss pes2cr.-
y Ae tsal iossy - bse6kiae . vsise.
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n. u. DAM I.anfl 0AOA.

He don . sseesal lad buaiss.. rest.
houses. pays taxe,. and mates . specially
Of examining lsad titlea. Having bosgSi
the Abstract Books Of p. @. SeaGosd,
which are written up 70 date. sad he oaly
completed 81 Of Ahstracss IN Tie eouaty, IL
Is prepared % give al Tie tech a record
that can possibly AFFECT he title. % any
tract Of land o. lot II Restis cosssy. O6ce
on Ohio street, oes door nosth q IL post
oi6ce, up staim, slt-vls
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Many other standards might be taken
and esCh would lead N . different result
bns the above will No doubt serve.
~ the results Of Miss Neilsoa's tour
Strakosch gave 70 the reporter Of the New
York RaM the following account:
Mis- Neilsoa has made her grestest sue.
cen this seasoa. For 40 performances
have paid her S7O.OOO ~ her share anil
5000 abe got for henefta. 1 never turned
over 20 much moaey 20 willingly, for
never made % much myself ~ easily and 20
pleasantly. Miss Neilson il, to my mind,
at once gold mind and . beautiful star.
Wherever We have gone We have been mos,
fortunate. Al the outaet, at Nosiolk, Va,
the Grand Duke Alexis paid her the great
est compliment by visiting her, and himself
sending her bouquets and notes Of coneraiu-
lstion. At Toronto, where she arrived 70
late a to jeoparslize our opening in Mon
treal, she played her part and starting at
midnight on special train, Travelled four
teen houm to Montreal and opened there
on time; 20 conscientious n abe. The
crowd that turned out at dead Of night to
see that special train OF was sight TO
cheer the heart Of Serakosch. Al Salt
Lake City everything went beautiful ex-
cept one funny ineident. In the play Of
as You Like It," Clio wa played By .
danghter-in-lav OF Brigham Young. IN
amateur, Who was taken With stage fright.
When Mic Neilsoa asked .Whithes shall
shall Ne sor and Ca;a should reply, ITO
seek ny uncle IN the foeess Of Asdeaaes,"
she said, instead, ITO sesk ny uncle in the
Garden Of E3en," andrvell she bsousht
down the house. At the same place Meshs,
in the "Hunchbsck," vss played BY O.
Mormon senslenan With eight wives, all Of
whom we're presess in The audience watch
ing the Performance With Jealous eyes.
Mr.. Serakos~h, speaking Of Mias Neilsoa's
prospects, next season, sad: She gets the
Aighest terms paid 10 any American artist
Without exception, and abe i splendid
payins star At that. Ny hsnsher and take
he Theatre Italiess il Pans, ior next go
on, during the Exponsioa, and Ne have
made IN oser 10 her n play m engagement
here which shs hss half psonissd 10 -
epI She will plav in EaslisA md hes
tandard roles. Afsssvsrd - will psota-
" come hese sgaia, and ]. Tor oss, sAall
e glad to have Aes. To hse manages,
Seilsoa means dollsn; 10 her .udieaces
Seilsoa neans soeceaI"
OF the no pssiesnaaes give. b Mn
leihoa. he pet seaaoa, l32 vese SAaks.
cream. 4-
A crowded hoaas gsees4d ~ setus. 10
oadoa II 1'me C1siaGi.s Kiissa. Her
NJ appeaRancs ~ Pssib1s il sLa Itavi-
Il" q Aes Msjnsyb fhseess. II
M rbtai ss.g II Lss6oa, h sD;no-
i" " ~ Ane appsassses NJ sessna. |,
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CAPT. r C. Colsaas. ess al Tie Anasi-
en- RiAs Team ios lS74 ~ hssa uade,
isssaae.e ior epahaloia. - 0oaAa. N. r.
vAsss - Sssiass, Asviag sasaiasl kis. eye
sigAs b TO eesseaat pslslies q Ne bataa.
fss,s Vess q 90 tios snosstaissd thai
blisaaeo veah saase, bss pse.ps aaa
skillful tssalnsoe - nasosssd tks tsouhle,
I'D - win sooa - all sigAs agsis.
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Wool! Wool II

Highest Darket price, il caah, tes WOOL
ut The Sedalia Woolea Mill. 0ssat II
duceneats il ,tra3e. Cooe, seIl - yoas
wool In caAh o. trade. 6.l9va
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THE STAGE.


The summer season at the New York
Fifth Avenue Theatre commenced On the
9Th With "Evsngeline." and the Union
Square season closed last night. Miss
Maggie Moore and Mr.. J. G. Williamson
are underlined at this theatre for the pre-
liminary fall season in "Ssruck Oil"
The season at Wallack's also closed last
night, and the summer season will open to
morrow evening, when Mayors new play,
called "Waves," will be presented.
Onthe occasion Of Mr.. Rignoldis benefit at
BOOTHS Theatre, New York, May 81, il will
he remembered, six Jsiiess were to have
Leen provided for his Ro~seo. Only Eve APP
peared, Miss Neilson having been provi-
ientialiy prevented by means Of = Doctors
certificate, from performing. The Worlds
critic, graphing with the Eve, declining to
liz single standard Of judgment, sums up
in this fashion:
Suppose, then, We take the rival FIVE and
arrange them in the order of excelleace a
demonstrated (6~s) BY the warmth Of the
applause given BY the audience; the win
ners by public enthusiasm would probably
then stand thus:
Mse Ada Dyas-..-.... -........1
Miss Maud "Eanger.- ....-..............-......2
Mis- Fannie lavenport.. ........3
Miss Marie Wainwright ....... .............A
Mi8 Minnie Cumming. ..........--..---..-.-..5
o. (second), suppose We were to Judge by
the size and expensivene~ Of the floral trib-
uies received BY each. The order would
then he changed to something like the fol-
lowing:
MtS ny aS.........-. ...---..-I
Mis- Cummsngs .........-... ........
Miss Wainwright ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Misc Granger
Miss DavenPort..... .........-...... ....~...5
And ,third), il We may he allowed to
take 30 purely female standard ~ that ol
dren, the order Of merit judged by splen-
dor Of attire would be:
Miss CumminRs. -..'....
Miss Davenport ....... ......... ........ .......2
Miss Granger ...........3
MlSs ~ 49,. .. .......-.S
Mia WS1OWPl0h -
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Religious Notes.
THE HOLDEN CAMP MEETING

THE HOLDEN CAMP MEETING.
This meeting has been advertised f..
many weeks, and large attendance was
expected. The impa~able condition of the
roads has greatly lesacned the number oil
camper, yet there are representatives there
from all parts Of the State. The grove ].
situated Just outside Of the city, directly on
the line Of the Missouri Pacific railroad,
and ia so arranged As to present beautiful
appearance. Owing to the late arrival Of
many ministers and people, the meeting
did not commence until Thursday night
when Elder wa&gouer. Of Michigan, spoke
from Luke 81. Ills arguments were chiefly
to show that the things spoken Of here had
come to pass, and nov Christians should
rejoice because their redemption il nigh.
Several other ministers came Thunday
night SO that now they have ministers frou,
three States besides Missouri. Elder But
ler, Of Iowa, spoke Friday morning from
Romans IL. lie spoke again in the eve
ming with much feeling, from the parable
of Christ. in Matthew Il. His remarks
were moetly Of practical nature. Elder
Wagner spoke again at night to . large
from Titus 9.
The second penonzl coming of Christ II
. prou inent theme in their preaching, and
they insist upon holy living a. necessary
for happiness after He comes.
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One sorrel horse six or seven yean old,
with three white feet, star in forehead,
branded letter L on the Iest shoulder, holds
head high and il slightly vind-brokea.
Whoever will give me infou1aeioa CONCERN
ing the animal - that I can recover the
same, will be suitably rewarded.
Iceland CUNNINS.
wits Haghesville, No.
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] have ITO acres Of blue gran, timothy
and clover pasture 10 rent with pleaty Of
water, six niles southwest Of Lamoate,
Petiis county, No. I'D. MEacka.
|, G-l2-vtf
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The st. L,ouis l6ill,nar Store.

The st. Louis 1lilllner Store,
Has the largest stock Of straw goods in the
city, and proposes to sell them 1t tventv.
Eve per cent. len than any other establish-
ment. Don't fail to call and re them, IL
you want anything in the way Of millinery
or fancy goods. Two doors north Of he
pOstof6ce, on Ohio street. vlt
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The Fall River Herald heads game re.
Gently played in its city: "Fall Rivers VI.
Tecumsehs-Hoop-la! Hoopla The big
Injuns' Scalped to O-An Exciting Con-
tent"
A Lacroase match was played At Toronto
Ont, June 9, between the Toronto Club and
the White Eagle team Of Caughnavaea
Isdians. The latter Won two Of the three
games contested.
Il would seem that The best Of peace and
harmony does not always prevail among
The Demben Of the Cincinnati Club and its
manager. The latest advices from the aeat
Of var say that Cuthbert has heen exes-
cising His muscle to excellent advantage.
A boat race on May Il, At Yokohama,
Japan, between the bargcs Of the United
States sasanes Tenae~ee and the British
frigsts Audacioua. resulted in the defeat Of
The British crew, although the latter we're
he favoriiea upt to The time of starting.
EpA. Holland, tor aiding and assisting in
1t . prize 6ght vas, Ut Cincinnati. tie
oth<. day, seaeencrd 10 pay 6ne q $50.
EpA. vss not pseaest, bat lii attorney pot
b plea Of MOI guilty. The jury, however,
lid not - il - that tight; hence the ves-
pct.
, 1877-02-24

4 concentrated solution vi laetale Of soda IN
water. administered as hyposlcrnte Injection,
OF In sufficiently iargo quantities Introduced iii
m empty stomach. # 10 said By Dr. PreyeE, Ut
Saxunj, causes srusatIon Of fatigue and sleep
!1ass perfectly sIlullar 10 thAt ot natural sleep
that Is. provided NO disturbances Of the senses
IL resortesl ~ to keep thv person awake. Slut
tlar symptoms show tnemsslves after ti.s drink;
m5Ie so Of IaIlk which las beeou,e sllRatlY acil
also II buttoslpilk. either sweet Or actd, and
crsn Of concentrated sugas-watcE. Persons arc
yaFousIy affected By laetate OF sodA; Some eI-
perence an uncomfortable sonnolcRce after
haslMg tu the norntug, on ~ empty stomach.
drank glass Of thick milk OF concentrated
suyaf-water, or 4 so1ution Of halt NJ ounce u
sugar ~ four ounces of water-but oshcrs viii
iesl no effect Of the kiud.. Dr. pseyer
thinks TINT tho effects Of tile lactAte
OF soda deacEye 70 be experimental upon as IN
.nttpyrestc, - se.la.txa !u a'snta and eestal,,
forms uf conyult!ve affections, on account Of
tls proinptucss With which |; produces tnuscu-
lar Eelaxasions Every time he observed hypnotic
cttrts OF this salt, 10 found tllat ihs Eesplr4.
tion beeais!n slower and deeper, thu l5titxbtlity
diminished, and tbat, at least among collblood-
ed Anln,als, tho temperature went down under
the influence Of stsooy doses.
, 1877-02-24

A weekly list Of United States patents ssuet!
to tho inventors OF Illinois, Wisconsin,, and
Michigan, for tho weck ending Feb. 20, 1877;
and carh patent In tho lit will bear this date
Reported expressly for TIE tribune by A. II.
Eyaus & Co., patent solicitors, Washington, y.
G. Charge for obtaining putcnt, $D. a copy
OF tho patent laws sent frrc on application.
ILLINOIS.
q. Hufr, batavia, bent wood corners, 6eE., hye
I. Mary. chtcaao regfstes;
". Il westiske, sti chieaso, window Washer, etc.
j. N. Cole. Elgin, raall-iat.cncs.:
q. J. Curry, Caemung. caf.cuupltn9s.
FcsieF d pctttnsill' Kings. harvester guard 0n-
W. 8. Ketehum. Aeastn, propsliefs for steam
". W. Neighbour, Chicago. Paper fruit.boxos.
7. Ertt, Chicago horsr. .shoe..
Vsss .]s.sss sassk 5sskbe., r,bb.,.
]. Weeleswevier,, Chicago, dicc -boxes, ,relrsus.
Y. !; Pawsrs, tG;b!csgo, sots bsdsteaa: ,as ,.
psnses
Heel 4 seyler. CedaFrille, middltngs eeparators.
j. ". jasoby, shclbyytl!e. corn: ::pfantcfs:,
Deefgns-R, A. Cutter d D. G. Proctor, Peoria,
Tfale. .siasks-Heath + Mlll'gau, Chicago, paints.
WISCONSIN,.
Ellis 4 Nelson, Hudson, car.axlc tox.covers.
r. u. Powell, Beaver Dam, universal shaft.
j: r. Jaeger, Eureka, rtoveptpe. drnn,, and
Huntington i Hicks, Milwaukee. grain scpa-
rHtors.
q. Collins. Fort Wayne, too. f.holdere.
Z. n. Hall. Bar City, sct works for circular Faw'
eas!loits Hs; WINCH Medee' s e"'aea eer,e.,
Foley Tolcs rlrmoash; ss'sa snnEes:'
, 1877-02-24

These prisoners represented tho following oc-
cupattotIs:
.Kaits-Aciots. AGENTS. apprentices. architects,
basket,naKtts bol .hnnycrs, b.acksm!t,,a aniarse.
shtrrx. boatn,et, boieInakers boui .utary, tuok-
keGPors, 'hont ntblaoks, hoxnlakrrs. bcass inol.ers
layers aml usona, rise .bnfltlcrs bridge .tcn!ers,
htoonl and brss, mixers, hutchHrH, cabnetpaksrst
s aaf.' sasra:c nad asn iase esrssr
saa saloslci elst3s~. eiranssr sSfehnen ind 6sek:
Or prcaeiisrs. fraftslnen. driver Ind tam.
:s d'sys dss tsts Sr
tatsis. tHan 'c.sat.or:, anissf' an po.lue. H..
men, i'orast*, foundtymen, ftams. nlakt;rs, tur.
g!as+ cuttora and sasicrs. R4er*,. kralH H.dealrrs
grinders. hatt-p!ckcEs, slaInussn,akcra ana and
ss;. : ss' .He's ss .s,.
lawyers, llthogruphers. locksmiths, iu'nb:r lu.
speetors nasehtnlfs. marble. ent,era .naro'e-po!-
%siist.. nossr: musicians, nails!.. aaii asEs1..
news agents and dealers. oakuln factory, oil fac.
tos{ pan!st. md s:sier' paper.
nlatct., plumbers, policemen, pop-inakss. pork.
sisr:s Ssss s.iload es en!'uys., aeasnh smrloye.,
rooSeEs, roptuakefa, sailnsakcts. 1oon.krsPess.
I'll :sss ssss
stcIn itaers strygtorss, stouucn.tsrt. suryeyorv.
s tens: ss: ts:s1sts ttssEsgh @
moiders. upholsssrsEs. umhrellamakers. ,,waitsr..
watchtnshei.. weaysrs, ~hitewssaers, w'llowaFa-
VxIaai<s-Actrrsses, boarding house .Aeeper,
bousb'rlers. chsa,eermsfda, d,stsn;akers. cook.
Sivs., Miusrs, nat.s.. podds1s. pso.I4s's.,
ssFabberS. sran,.trasses, xsiyants sLiEtu,akets.
tatlotessei, tcacheru, wuiters. washwonsu.
In order to develop their resources and diver.
Iii &t.At- ,QAf4
, 1877-02-24

claimed for 1t, but improbable that an ap?ropr-
ntfon will bo requested to carry II on the hol.
aneo Of ttts year; IA fact, suelt appropriation
afforded In tho cartier portions Of thls clsonele
will give clever Idea Of how near tho Lnstftu.
tfon has co,ne, to paying al ita cxpenscs md
making money besides. ....
NH, C1iAnLEH =. YELToN,
who h&a lad charge Of tho institution sfneo tile
beginning Of fsi:21, h man ~ years Of arc, and
ha. had considerable experience IN prfson man.
ngcmcnt. From the sgo Of "A he was engaged
assumed charge Of tho Pcnitentlary Al Buffalo,
where he remained for ninc years. fie left TINT
establishment to take charge Of the Bri'lcwci!,
and to his humane and ludlcfons administration
rcrfceiian r%r ' 10 wI.icil the!r ei.y prtson
has been elevated. s1r. Fclton's systcm
Of prison management II tho "cGngregate sys-
tenn" originally known n The "Anhnrn
thc prisoners and separate confinement. This
tlncs nut necessarily Imply solitude. but separa-
tlon during tho time mt devoted 10 work:
When Br, FELTON, took hold Of the Brldewcll
al By tho rcports and during 1'ts term Of serstcc
he liaa evolved complete order and ptrfcct Ills
ciplIne out of the old el'aos. The advantages
derived from his Judgment and energy are
teattfie,l In tho improvements he lss made in
ncr In whtc, he las conducted it, lila reports
show improvement. mnle, Hu'i pray for faeilE.
ttek to make more, which, when completed, will
Win from visiting Commissioners Of Other tnsti-
tutIons even higher entz3'htums than they lave
heretofore paid him; nntl Il ia tu so lo1,ed that
those having tho direction Ut the Bridewci ntlatra
will see tho necessity Of complying with Ills
wishes. lie thtnka he l.as found tic necessity
for new female prison gu The north side u the
mnlu building. The rapid increase u prisoners
AMI tfie necessity for separating the working
1na1es from tho crippled and tneapac!tatcd make
It already necessary TINT nil tho cell aecomlno-
t1atlons be devoted to The innlo Inmates. The
and adult population into inadequate quarter,
have done much to mnku the work uf tlfsclp1in'
Ing tic mass arluols and thankicss. This I'm
pruvcmcat would .nnkc tho City i'rfsun tuolt
! npon which less fortunate c!tlcs might bass
t,lcr corrective efforts, mud It. Is the oily tInl
necessary now for tho establishment Of per
/ feet Bridewcll.
, 1877-02-24
AN IMPORTANT CASE.

BLooNlscros, ILL.,, Feb. s3.-l'he jury to
whom IL WAS left ~ tletttls tho cass Ut Vim. 4.
Penncil, Of Normal, VI. the Chicago 4 Alton
Kosd, IN whlel, plaintiff sueti for the yaluc Ut
his hotel and furniture burned In that plarc
III Februlry+ 1877, after full days session,
furnc.! u verdict tu-night Ut tl5,GN tlnmagcs.
II was sct forth In the declaration tHt thu hotc1
WIS fired by tho burning Ut the railroad tetA,t,
which waa lgaftcll c!thrr frO uty,u,ntlyr spurks
III defective ttuc tn the depot. 141s IL very
important ease, III It Will establish q PFecctrnt
un which may turn n,ny suits, a'I will be ts-
tjrd 10 the highest tribunal.
, 1877-02-24

Only package Of 1elters.
Written In fpsy youth,
When thu hCatt WAa light
And hope Wal bright
And life all love aud truth.
A few, well worn In the crtases
From reading thgnl over and oefs
While merry comment II penelled here,
All frollc recalled once more.
Unfolding tho dainty pager,
That teI! Of . ilfe'a mistake,
nf budding hopes and maiden fears.
For lDvs Feyeaicd-too latet
'Tts common talo they murmuE
A. the earliest recor.ls run
From tim hChuol 'sttl days,
NAaI the tutors praise
Was crowntug honor won
Thu booky ara clo.od with = hall. bfesthed s1gh,
The studies are over and past;
And the Artn of the world.
With Ito fhonghtfe.s tvhft.
Enclttlcs tho unsrled lass.
There's : glimpse Of = merry maiden,
with clmtters VI shining cuF!a;
Through the dance sha hsoS.
With radiant HJua.
This aayrst oi gIadsoms girls.
'Tia tho time Of the Yu1e.toEA burnlnR,
And The Chsittaas T. tApcrs ulcnnl;
Hing esc the oyes that wease tha charln.
And the brown, with fnHt!! = diatruss Of harm,
Flash back an answcrlnR heain,
Thsts'. y week et laughing hsIia4y.hout',
4 letter here. An hntHet thcf0;
4 pcsnlant word. that halt. loye's snare,
llade up with smile and sigh.
Months pass. and this glad Spring eones,
New .ap tn thu yonng treas now.
he ,.dsP ss tse bsa
And tho pu'ss OF Ago IL less slow.
, 1877-02-24

10 run trains oTer, WoEkmen art pns hing tho
laying Of crossties fror1 both tho east and west
sides as inst as the tresttc-bents arc erected.
The rain this morning intcrIcrcl aomcwhat With
the progress of the work. as we'll rs
the lack Of ttmbrr, but from To-
day the work viii be pushed to
completion. The erection Of the columns snd
braces for tho wagon railroad track will require
more time, A. most Of them will hare to be man
nfactured at rbrnlxville, ps., untter tho mau-
Agerntnt Of the Baltimore bridge Company, who
put up The origipNl Htructutc.
, 1877-02-24
BLUE GLASS

Of ths Slus soior Of Fl ihs III Ky II d d., I aons s"!.nal
xnd vegetable life, In arre6tng disease and in te-
storing health III acuto md cbTahlr tispri1rn 10
hunAm Rnd domestic anIn,na. illustrated hy tho
experiments Ut lien. 4, j. Fteasontou and Others.
between The yoaes 1851 and 117J. / Vol .Sso.
bIne cloth. 81.
Cou,palisons, aid Proverbs. 1nthors, iii snh-
}erts, !. .thJ; 4u0tatiuns. 10, etat. Compiled aud
arranged bJ Adam WoolsseF. Isoyai sso. Cloth.
ts.hU.
Fur sate by hotksellers generally. will ha seuA
by 4laIl, postage prcrasa, IN fecrtrt Of price:
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