Central Law Journal. ESTABLISHED JANUARY, 1874. VOL. 65 ST. LOUIS, MO., JULY 5, 1907. No. 1 THE WORKS OF JOEL PRENTISS BISHOP, LL. D. These books should be in every well regulated law library, as they constitute part of our American Jurisprudence. It is said of the author: "To him the Bench and Bar are more indebted than to any other author living or dead."-Hon. D. E. Pugh, Ohio. BISHOP ON CONTRACTS. (Second Enlarged Edition) In this new edition copious notes have been added, and the subjects of Illegal Contracts, Contracts in Restraint of Trade and against Public Policy have received special attention. Four thousand selected cases have been added, and the book appears today as the standard American treatise on the subject. ONE LARGE VOLUME, Price $6.00, NET. BISHOP ON NON-CONTRACT LAW. A treatise on the Law of Torts. 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