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overnment of the United States.
ZACHARY TAYLOR, Louisiana, President, MILLARD FILLMORE, N. York, Vice President, JOHN M. CLAYTON, Del., Secretary of State, WILLIAM M. MEREDITH, Penn .. Sec. Treasury, THOMAS EWING, Ohio, Sec. of the Interior, GEORGE W. CRAWFORD, Geo., Sec. of War, WILLIAM B. PRESTON, Vir., Sec. of Navy, JACOB COLLAMER, Ver., Post Master General,
Salary $25,000
= 5,000
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66 6,000
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REVERDY JOHNSON, Maryland, Attorney General, “
4,000
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SENATE.
SUPREME COURT.
CHIEF JUSTICE, ROGER B. TANEY, Maryland. Salary $5,000 ASSOCIATE JUSTICES. Salary $4,500.
John McLean, Ohio, Peter V. Daniel, Virginia,
James M. Wayne,
Georgia, Samuel Nelson, New York,
John McKinley, Alabama, Levi Woodbury, N. Hampshire,.
John Catron, Tennessee, Robert C. Grier, Pennsylvania.
MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY.
Abbott Lawrence, Ms., G. Brit'n, R. P. Letcher, Ky .. Mexico,
Wm. C. Rives, Va., France, David Tod, Ohio, Brazil,
D. M. Barringer, N. C., Spain, G. P. Marsh, Vt., Turkey,
A. P. Bagby, Ala., Russia, J. W. Davis, Ind., China,
E. A. Hannegan, Ind., Prussia, James W. Webb, N. Y .. Austria.
XXXIst CONGRESS.
Senate.
PRESIDENT, MILLARD FILLMORE, Vice President, U. S. SECRETARY, Asbury Dickens.
Enť'd. ALABAMA. Exit. Ent'd. ILLINOIS. Exit. 1849 Jeremiah Clemens, d. 1853 1847 Step A. Douglass, d. 1853 1819 William R. King, d. 1855 1849 James Shields, d. 1855
ARKANSAS. INDIANA.
1848 Wm. K. Sebastian, d. 1853 1845 Jesse D. Bright, d. 1851
1848 Solon Borland, d. 1855 1849 James Whitcomb, d: 1855 CONNECTICUT. IOWA.
1847 R. S. Baldwin,
w. 1851 1848 *Geo. W. Jones,
d. 1853
1849 *Truman Smith, w. 1855 DELAWARE.
1848 *Aug. C. Dodge, d. 1855 KENTUCKY. 1847 J. R. Underwood, w. 1853 1806 *Henry Clay, w. 1855 LOUISIANA.
1849 John Wales, w. 1851 1847 Presley Spruance, w. 1853 FLORIDA. 1845 *David L. Yulee, d. 1851
1847 Sol. U. Downs,
d. 1853
1849 Pierre Soule,
d. 1855
1849 Jackson Morton, w. 1855 GEORGIA. MAINE. 1825 John M. Berrien, w. 1853 1848 *Hannibal Hamlin, d. 1851 1849 *Wm. C. Dawson, w. 1855 1847 Jas. W. Bradbury, d. 1853
186
CONGRESS.
MARYLAND.
OHIO.
1849 David Stewart,t d. 1851 1845 *Thomas Corwin, w. 1851 1843 *Jas. A. Pearce, w. 1855 1849 Salmon P. Chase, f. 1855 MASSACHUSETTS. PENNSYLVANIA.
1827 *Daniel Webster, w. 1851 1839 Daniel Sturgeon, d. 1851
1835 *John Davis, w. 1853 1849 *James Cooper, w. 1855 MICHIGAN. RHODE ISLAND.
1845 Lewis Cass, d. 1851 1845 Albert C Greene, w. 1851
1847 Alpheus Felch, d. 1853 1847 John H. Clarke, w. 1853 )
MISSISSIPPI. SOUTH CAROLINA.
1847 *Jefferson Davis, d. 1851 1832 *John C. Calhoun, d. 1853 1847 Henry S. Foote, d. 1853 1846 Arthur P. Butler, d. 1855 MISSOURI. TENNESSEE.
1821 Thos. H. Benton, d. 1851 1845 *H L. Turney, d. 1851
1843 D. R. Atchison, d. 1855 1847 *John Bell, w. 1853
NEW HAMPSHIRE. TEXAS.
1847 *John P. Hale, f. 1853 1846 Thomas J. Rusk, d. 1851 1849 *Moses Norris, Jr. d. 1855 1846 *Samuel Houston, d. 1853 NEW JERSEY. VERMONT.
1842 Wm. L. Dayton, w. 1851 1839 Samuel S. Phelps, w. 1851 ) 1841 Jacob W. Miller, w. 1853 1843 William Upham, w. 1853 NEW YORK. VIRGINIA.
1844 Dan S. Dickinson. d. 1851 1847 *James M. Mason, d. 1851 1849 Wm. H. Seward, w. 1855 1847 *R. M. T. Hunter, d. 1853 NORTH CAROLINA. WISCONSIN.
1831 *W. P. Mangum, w. 1853 1848 *Henry Dodge, d. 1851 ) 1846 Geo. E. Badger, w. 1855 1848 Isaac P. Walker, d. 1855 )
Total, 34 Democrats, 24 Whigs, 2 Free Soil.
* Senators entered the House of Representatives, as follows : Smith, 1839 ; Yulee, 1843; Dawson, 1839; Douglass, 1843; Jones, 184 -; A. C. Dodge, 1841; Underwood, 1835; Hamlin, 1843; Webster, 1813 ; J. Davis, 1825 ; Pearce, 1835 ; Jefferson Davis, 1845 ; Hale, 1843; Norris, 1843; Mangum, 1823 ; Cor- win, 1831; Cooper, 1839; Calhoun. 1811; Turney, 1837 ; Bell, 1827; Houston, 1823 ; Mason, 1837; Hunter, 1837 ; H. Dodge, 1841.
Mr. Dixon, of the House, entered the Senate in 1839.
t Mr. Stewart's seat will be filled by a Whig, when the Legisla- ture convenes in January.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
house of Representatives,
WITH THE TIME WHEN EACH MEMBER ENTERED THE HOUSE.
ALABAMA.
1. William J. Alston, w. 1849
2. Henry W. Hilliard, w. 1845
3. John L. Robinson, d. 1847 3. Samson W. Harris, d. 1847
4. William M. Inge, d.
5. David Hubbard, d. 1839
6. W. R. W. Cobb, d. 1847
7. Francis W. Bowdon d. 66
ARKANSAS.
1. Robert W. Johnson, d. 1847
CONNECTICUT.
1. Loren P. Waldo, d. 1849
2. Walter Booth, f.
60
3. C. F. Cleveland, d. KENTUCKY.
4. Thomas B. Butler, w. DELAWARE.
1. John W. Houston, w. 1845
FLORIDA.
1. Edward C. Cabell, w. 1847 GEORGIA.
1. Vacant.
2. Marshall J. Welborn, d. 1849
3. Allen F. Owen, w.
4. Hugh A. Haralson, d. 1843
5. Thomas C. Hackett, d. 1849
6. Howell Cobb, d. 1843
7. Alex. H. Stephens, w. “
8. Robert Toombs, w. 1845
ILLINOIS.
1. William H. Bissell, d. 1849
2. John A. McClernand d. 1843
3. Thomas R. Young, d. 1849 4. John Wentworth, d. 1843
5. Wm. A. Richardson, d. 1847
6. Edward D. Baker, w. 1845
7. Thomas L. Harris, d. 1849
INDIANA.
Dist. Entered. Dist. Entered.
1. Nathaniel Albertson, d. 1849
2. Cyrus L. Dunham, d.
4. George W. Julian, f. 1849
5. William J. Brown, d. 1843
6. Willis A. Gorman, d. 1849
7. E. W. McGaughey, w. 1845
8. Jos. E. McDonald, d. 1849 9. Graham N. Fitch, d.
10. Andrew J. Harlan, d. “ IOWA.
1. William Thompson, d. 1847 2. Shepherd Leffler, d. 1846
1. Linn Boyd, d. 1835
2. James L. Johnson, w. 1849
3. Finis E. McLean, w. "
4. George A. Caldwell, d. 1843 5. John B. Thompson, w. 1841
6. Daniel Breck, w. 1849
7. Humphrey Marshall w.
8. Chas. S. Morehead, w. 1847
9 John C. Mason, d. 1849
10. Richard H. Stanton, d.
LOUISIANA.
1. Emile La Sere, d. 1847
2. Charles M. Conrad, w. 1849
3. J. H. Harmanson, d. 1845 )
4. Isaac E. Morse, d. 1844
MAINE.
1. Elbridge Gerry, d. 1849
2. Nat. S. Littlefield, d. 1841
3. John Otis, w. 1849
4. Rufus K. Goodenow,W.
5. Cullen Sawtelle, d. 1845
6. Charles Stetson, d. 1849
7. Thos. J. D. Fuller, d.
188
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MARYLAND.
1. Richard J. Bowie, w. 1848
2. Wm. T. Hamilton, d. =
3. Edward Hammond, d. 66
4. Robert M. McLane, d 1847
5. Alexander Evans, w. 66
6. John B. Kerr, w. 1849
MASSACHUSETTS.
1. Robert C.Winthrop, w. 1840
2. Daniel P. King, w. 1843
3. James H. Duncan, w. 1849
4. Vacancy.
5. Charles Allen, f. 1849
6. George Aslımun, w. 1845
7. Julius Rockwell, w. 1843
8. Horace Manı, w. 1848
9. Orrin Fowler, w. 1849
10. Joseph Grinnell, w. 1843
MICHIGAN.
1. Alexander W. Buel, d. 1849
2. William Sprague, f.
3. Kinsley S. Bingham, d.
MISSISSIPPI.
1. Jacob Thompson, d. 1839
2. W. S. Featherston, d. 1847
3. William McWillie, d. 1849
4. Albert G. Brown, d. 1847
MISSOURI.
1. James B. Bowlin, d. 1843 30. David Rumsey, W. 66
2. William V. N. Bay, d. 1849 31. Elijah Risley, w. 1849
3. James S. Green, d. 1847 32. E. G. Spaulding, w.
4. Willard P. Hall, d.
33. Harvey Putnam, w. 1847
5. John S. Phelps, d. 1845 34. Lorenzo Burrows, w. 1849
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1. Amos Tuck, f. 1847
2. Charles H. Peaslee, d.
3. James Wilson, W.
4. Ilarry Hibbard, d. 1849
NEW JERSEY.
1. Andrew K. Hay, w. 1849
2. Wm. A. Newell, w. 1847
3. Isaac Wildrick, d. 1849
4. John Van Dyke, w. 1847
5. James G. King, w. 1849
NEW YORK.
1. John A. King, w. 1849
2. David A. Bokee, W. 66
3. J. Phillips Phoenix, w. 1843
4. Walter Underhill, w. 1849 .6
5. George Briggs, w.
6. James Brooks, w.
66
7. William Nelson, w. 1847
8. Ransom Holloway, w. 1849
9. Thos. McKissock, w. 66 10. Herman D. Gould, w.
11. Peter H. Silvester, w. 1847
12. Gideon O. Reynolds. w. "6
13. John L. Schoolcraft, w. 1849 14. George R Andrews, w.
15. John R. Thurman, w. =
16. Hugh White, w. 1845
17. Henry P, Alexander, w. 1849 18. Preston King, f. 1843
19. Charles E. Clarke, w. 1849
20. O. B. Matteson, W.
21. Hiram Walden, d.
22. Henry Bennett, w.
23. William Duer, w. 1847
24. Daniel Gott, w.
25. Harmon S. Conger, w.
26. William T. Jackson, w. 1849 27. William A. Sackett, w.
28. A. M. Schermerhorn, w.
29. Robert L. Rose, w. 1847
NORTH CAROLINA.
1. Thos. L. Clingman, w. 1843 2. J. P. Caldwell, w. 1849 3. Edmund Deberry, w. 1829 4. Aug. H. Shepherd, w. 1827
5. Abr. W. Venable, d. 1847
6. William S. Ashe, d. 1849 7. John R. J. Daniel, d. 1841
8. Edward Stanly, w. 1837
9. David Outlaw, w. 1847
189
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
OHIO.
1. David T. Disney, d. 1849
2. Lewis D. Campbell, w.
3. Robert C. Schenck, w. 1843
4. Moses B. Corwin, w. 1849
5. Emery D. Potter, d. 1843
6. Amos E. Wood, d. 1849
7. Jonathan D. Morris, d. 1847
8. John L. Taylor, W.
66
9. Edson B. Olds,
d. 1849
10. Charles Sweetzer, d.
11. John K. Miller. d. 1847 12. Samuel F Vinton, w. 1823 13. Wm. A. Whittlesey, d. 1849
14. Nathan Evans, w. 1847
15. William F. Hunter, f. 1849
16. Moses Hoagland, d.
17. Joseph Cable, d.
66
18. David K. Carter, d.
19. John Crowell, f. 1847
20. Joshua R. Giddings, f. 1838
21. Joseph M. Root, f. 1845
PENNSYLVANIA.
1. Lewis C. Levin, n. 1845
2. Joseph R. Chandler, w. 1849
3. Henry D. Moore, w.
4. John Robbins, Jr. d.
5. John Freedley, w. 1847
6. Thomas Ross, d. 1849
7. Jesse C. Dickey, w.
8. Thaddeus Stevens, w. “
9. William Strong. d. 1847
10. Milo M. Dimmick, d. 1849
11. Chester Butler, w. 1847
12. David Wilmot, f. 1845
13. Joseph Casey, w. 1849
14. Charles W. Pitman, W.
15. Henry Nes, w. 1843
16 J. X. McLanahan, d. 1849
17. Samuel Calvin, w.
18. A. Jackson Ogle, w.
19. Job Mann, d. 1835
20. Robert R Reed, w. 1849 10. Richard Parker,
21. Moses Hampton, w. 1847 11. James McDowell, d. 1846
22. John W. Howe, f. 1849 12. H. A. Edmundson, d. 1849
23. James Thompson, d. 1845 13. Fayette M'Mullen, d.
24. Alfred Gilmore, d. 1849 14. James M. H. Beale, d. 1833
RHODE ISLAND.
1. George G. King, w. 1849
2. Nathan F. Dixon. w.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1. Daniel Wallace, d. 1848
2. James L. Orr, d. 1849 3. Jos. A. Woodward, d. 1843 4. James McQueen, d. 1849
5. Armistead Burt, d. 1843
6. Isaac E. Holmes, d. 1839
7. Wm. F. Colcock, d. 1849
TENNESSEE.
1. Andrew Johnson, d. 1843
2. Albert G. Watson, w. 1849
3. Josiah M. Anderson, W. =
4. John H. Savage, d.
5. George W. Jones, d. 1843
6. James H. Thomas, d. 1848 7. Meredith P. Gentry, w. 1839 8. Andrew Ewing, d. 1849
9. Isham G. Harris, d.
¥
10. Fredk. P. Stanton, d. 1845
11. Chris. H. Williams, w. 1837 TEXAS,
1. David S. Kaufman, d. 1846
2. Volney E. Howard, d. 1849 VERMONT.
1. William Henry, w. 1847
2. William Hebard, w. 1849
3. George B. Meacham, W.
4. Lucius B. Peck. d. 1847
VIRGINIA.
1. John S. Millson, d. 1849
2. Richard K. Meade, d. 1847
3. Thomas H. Averett, d. 1849
4. Thos. S. Bocock, d. 1847
5. Paulus Powell, d. 1849
6. James A. Seddon, d. 1845
7. Thomas H. Bayly, d.
8. Alex. R. Holladay, d. 1849 w. 66
9. Jeremiah Morton,
d.
4
190
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
15. Thos. S. Haymond, w. 1849
DELEGATES.
WISCONSIN. OREGON, S. R. Thurston.
1. Charles Durkee, f. 1849 NEW MEXICO, Hu. Smith.
2. Orsamus Cole, w. 66 MINESOTA, H. H. Sibley.
3. James Duane Doty, d. 1838 DESERET, A. W. Babbitt.
RECAPITULATION.
1848-9. 1849-50.
1848-9. '49-50. )
FREE S. D. W. F. D. W. F.
SLAVE S.
D. W. D. W.
Connecticut, 0
4 0
2
1
1
Alabama,
5
2
5 2
Illinois,
6 1 0
6
1
0 Arkansas,
1
0
1 0
Indiana,
6 4 0
8
1
1 Delaware,
0
1
0
1
Iowa,
2 0 0
2
5
2
0 Georgia,
4
4
4
4
Mass. 0 8 2
0
8
*1 Kentucky,
4
6
4 6
Michigan, 3 0 0
1
2
1
1
Maryland,
2
4 3
3
N. York, 11 23 0 1 32
1 Missouri.
5
0
5
0
Ohio,
10 8
3 11
5
5 N. Carolina,
3
6
3
6
Pennsylv'a. 7 15 +1
8 13
+2 S. Carolina,
7
0
7
0
R. Island, 1
1
0
0
2
0 Tennessee,
6
5
7
4
Vermont, 1
3 0
1
3
0
Texas,
2
0
2
0
Wisconsin, 2
0 0
1
1
1
Virginia,
9
6
13
2
Total, - - 58 73 7 50 74 14 * 1 Vacancy.
Total, - - - 54 37
61 30
t 1 Native.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS, CONN. POPULATION, 1840.
1 Hartford and Tolland Counties, 73,509
2 New Haven and Middlesex Counties, 73,498
3 New London and Windham Counties, 72,543
4 Fairfield and Litchfield Counties, 90,365
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE, APRIL, 1847.
1 Dixon, 7,679 Hamersley, 7,167 Burleigh, 364 Total, 15,215
2 Hubbard, 7,325 Ingham,
6,672 Warner, 405
16 14,410
3 Rockwell, 6,102 Billings, 5,578 Wilson, 653
66 12,344
4 Smith, 9,082 Taylor, 7,980 Tuttle, 405 60 17,502
Do. APRIL, 1849.
1 Waldo, 7,444 Chapman, 7,327
Scat. 28
Total, 14,899
2 Booth, 6 872 Babcock, 6,532
16 139
13,543
3 Cleveland, 6,140 Rockwell, 5.992
3
27
12,159
4 Butler, 8,172 Wildman, 7,028
.6
676
16
15,876
2
0
1 Louisiana, 3
1
3
1
N. Hamp. 2 1
1 4 0
1
4
0
Mississippi,
3
1
4
0
N. Jersey,
0 0 Florida,
0
1
0
1
Maine, 6 1 0
STATE PRISON DIRECTORS. Zebulon Brockway, Lyme ; Charles J. Russ, Hartford.
191
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Amendments to the Constitution.
1. The JUDGES OF PROBATE shall be appointed by the electors residing in the several probate districts, and qualified to vote for representatives therein, in such manner as shall be pre- scribed by law.
2. The JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, for the several towns in this State, shall be appointed by the electors in such towns ; and the titne and manner of their election, the number for each town, and the period for which they shall hold their offices, shall be prescribed by law.
3. An election for Delegates to a CONVENTION TO REVISE AND AMEND THE CONSTITUTION of this state, shall be holden on the first Tuesday of September, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-one, in the same manner and under the same regulations, as meetings for the choice of representatives to the General Assembly are now holden, provided only. that the electors of each town may select their delegates from the state at large. Each town shall be entitled to the same number of delegates to said convention as the number of representatives to which it is eutitled in the General Assembly, and the delegates shall receive the same remuneration as is allowed to said representatives. All electors qualified to vote for representatives shall be entitled to vote for delegates to said convention. Said convention shall be holden in the Representatives' Hall, in Hartford, on the first Tuesday in Oct., in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-one ; it shall appoint a president, and such other officers as it may deem expedient, who shall be paid a reasonable compensation for their services, its debates shall be public ; it shall keep a journal of its proceedings and publish the same ; it shall determine the rules of its own proceedings, and shall have all other powers necessary to the proper execution of its functions.
The revised and amended Constitution, framed by said con- vention, shall be submitted to the electors of this state, in such manner, and at such time, not less than three or more than six months from the rising of said convention, as said convention shall provide ; and if said revised and amended Constitution shall be approved by a majority of the electors, it shall from and after the time such approval has been duly ascertained, and publicly proclaimed in a manner to be provided by said convention, be established and ordained as the only Constitution of the State of Connecticut.
[An amendment was proposed, but not carried, to extend the terms of Senators to three years ; which if adopted would have tended to elevate the character of that body.]
192
STATE CAPITALS AND GOVERNORS.
These amendments are to be acted upon by the General Assem- bly in May, 1850 ; and if approved by two thirds of each House, they are to be sent to the people; and if a majority of the elec- tors give a vote of approval, they become a part of the Consti- tution.
State Capitals and Governors.
STATES.
CAPITALa. GOVERNORS. SALARIES
Alabama,
Montgomery, Henry W. Collier, d.
$3,500
Arkansas,
Little Rock, John S. Roane, w. 2,000
Connecticut,
H'fd & N. H., Joseph Trumbull, w. 1,100
Delaware,
Dover, William Tharp, d. 1,333
Florida,
Tallahassee, Thomas S. Brown, w.
2,500
Georgia,
Milledgeville, George W. Towns, d. 3,500
Illinois,
Springfield, Augustus C. French, d. 1,000
Indiana,
Indianapolis, Joseph A. Wright, d. 1,500
Iowa,
Iowa City, Ansel Briggs, d. 1,000
Kentucky,
Frankfort, John J. Crittenden, w.
2,500
Louisiana,
Baton Rouge, Joseph Walker, d. 6,000
Maine,
Augusta, John Hubbard, d.
1,500
Maryland,
Annapolis, Philip F. Thomas, d.
2,000
Massachusetts,
Boston, George N. Briggs, w.
2,500
Michigan,
Lansing, John S. Barry, d.
1,500
Mississippi,
Jackson, John A. Quitman, d.
3,000
Missouri,
Jefferson, Austin A. King, d.
1,500
New-Hampshire,
Concord, Samuel Dinsmoor, d.
1,000
New-Jersey,
Trenton, Daniel Haines, d.
2,000
New-York,
Albany, Hamilton Fish, w.
4,000
North Carolina,
Raleigh, Charles Manly, w.
2,000
Ohio,
Columbus, Seabury Ford, w.
1,500
Pennsylvania,
Harrisburg, Wm. F. Johnston, w.
3,000
Rhode Island,
Providence, Henry B. Anthony, d.
400
South Carolina,
Columbia, W. B. Seabrook, d.
3,500
Tennessee,
Nashville, William Trousdale, d.
2.000
Texas,
Austin, Peter H. Bell, d. 2,000
Vermont,
Montpelier, Carlos Coolidge, w.
750
Virginia,
Richmond, John B. Floyd, d.
3,333
Wisconsin,
Madison, Nelson Dewey, d. 1,250
California,
San Jose, Bennet Riley, d.
Oregon,
Oregon City, John P. Gaines, w.
3,000
New Mexico,
Santa Fe, J. M. Washington, d.
Minnesota, St. Paul, Alexander Ramsey, w.
3,000
Deseret,
Salt Lake City, Brigham Young, d.
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CORNELL'S GLOBE.
THIS beautiful little Globe has received the sanction and re- commendation of almost every teacher or friend of education who has examined it. Summer and winter, day and night, inclination and declination, latitude, longitude, meridians, zones, sunrise and sunset, length of days and nights, &c. &c., are all beautifully explained, with this simple instrument. No school should be without this Globe; and as the price is so low no dis- trict can say they CANNOT AFFORD IT, and no district should re- fuse to place it where the children may be enlightened, as they cannot be by a mere description from the best teacher.
Price only $3.00. For sale by BROWN & PARSONS.
OUTLINE MAPS. MITCHELL'S, OLNEY'S, BLISS', constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices, by BROWN & PARSONS.
COPYING PRESSES. The subscribers have constantly on hand an assortment of Letter Copying Presses, which they will sell as low as can be purchased in New York or elsewhere.
BROWN & PARSONS.
BROWN & PARSONS,
ARE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING PERIODICALS FOR WHICH THEY WOULD SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.
EDINBURGH do.
NORTH BRITISH
do.
WESTMINSTER do. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, (monthly,) For the above four Reviews and Blackwood, $10 per year.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
$5 per year.
SILLIMAN'S JOURNAL,
5
6€
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE,
5
66
BIBLICAL REPOSITORY,
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KNICKERBOCKER,
(monthly,)
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MOTHER'S MAGAZINE, 66
50 cts. "
CHRISTIAN PARLOR MAG. "
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NEW ENGLANDER
3
66
AMERICAN QUARTERLY REGISTER,
5
66
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL
SCIENCE,
(quarterly,)
5
Either of the above will be delivered promptly. (at the residence of the subscribers if in Hartford,) free of charge.
MUSIC BOOKS.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, INCLUDING THE
Mendelssohn Collection, Root & Sweetsor's do. Bay State Collection, Psaltery,
Young Melodist, Ancient Lyre, Psalmodist,
N. Y. Choralist, Social Choir, 3 vols.,
Carmina Sacra,
National Psalmist,
Boston Melodeon,
Sacred Minstrel, Mozart Collection,
Tyrolien Lyre,
Fire-Side Harmony.
American Vocalist,
Juvenile Choir,
National Lyre,
The Lute,
Vocalist,
Musical A, B, C,
Odeon, Northern Harp,
Flora's Festival, Young Choir,
Young Choir's Companion,
Song Book of the School Room.
Choirs supplied with any Music Book at short notice, at the By BROWN & PARSONS.
Jowest rates,
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BROWN & PARSONS,
Have constantly on hand a large stock of School Books used in the principal Academies, High and Common Schools in this State; composed of Reading Books, Primers, Spelling Books, Geographies, Arith- metics, Grammars, Histories, Dictionaries, Botanies, Philosophies, &c., &c.
English Bibles in great variety, from the finest velvet to plain binding, and in prices from $20 down to 50 cents. Also Commentaries of various kinds.
STATIONERY.
The largest assortment of American, French and English Stationery, to be found in any store in this City, composed in part of Folio Post, Foolscap, Letter, Sermon, Bill, and Attorney-note Paper in every variety ; Lace embossed and plain Note Paper, Gold, Silver and plain Perforated Paper, Tissue Paper, Bristol Board, Drawing Paper; Cap and Letter Port Folios with and without locks; Visiting Cards . Transparent, Initial, Motto, and Plain Wafers; Glass Seals, Letter Stamps, Sand and Wafer Boxes, Inkstands in great variety ; Sealing Wax fancy and plain, Faber's Pencils, Rhoads and Son's, Sewill's, Cohen's, and other Drawing Pencils, Common Pencils for Schools; Black, Blue, and Red Ink, Maynard and Noyes' Copying Ink ; Quills of all kinds, Steel Pens a large assortment from the best makers ; Pen Racks, Pen and Pocket Knives, School Rewards, American, English, and German Slates and State Pencils, &c., &c. Beautiful French Work Boxes and Baskets.
WEDDING CAKE BOXES, CARDS, ENVELOPES and NOTE PAPER, of every description, for sale by BROWN & PARSONS.
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COPYING PRESSES.
The subscribers have constantly on hand an assortment of Let tor Copying Presses, which they will sell as low as can be pur cluuol in New York or elsewhere.
BROWN & PARSONS.
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BROWN & PARSONS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 182 Main Street, corner of Asylum, HARTFORD.
Brown & Parsons would respectfully invite the attention of Merchants, Teachers, and the public generally, to their Stock, which will be found to em- brace all the principal School, Hymn and Music Books, in general use; also the most extensive variety of American, French and English STATIONERY ever brought in this city.
In their MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT, may be found a large stock of STANDARD WORKS.
Statutes of Connecticut, Swift's Digest, Revised by HENRY DUTTON, Niles' Civil Officer, Last edition, Constantly on hand. BROWN & PARSONS.
Connecticut Reports at the publishers' low- est price. Either volume will be sold separately. BROWN & PARSONS.
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