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ieniional There appears 70 be much Of
design N ali this msller--an uhaIlling
ness 10 lrs Mr. Van Buren, stand upon
his 0wn lret--an attempt 10 exall him 10
he Presidency upon the popularity Of
Gen. Jaekson. Its therefore that every
elIorl madeby The friends u Judge Whit,
i construed into an attack upon Gen.
Jackson; and every exposition ol The
schemes Of he Van Buren, parry. Is Tenn.
Cd a. abuse Of the President Of The PEG
pie.
The editor Of llls Standard endesvors
70 convey the idea Thar Mr.. WaddelI al
home had prolessed himself as belonging
10 no purify. Does the STANDARD mean
BY Ihis that Mr.. W. had no opinion Of
his oan! No one here ever suspected him
oil such imbecilily. He said in his cir.
cular that he was no iime-seIser, no PAR.
y zeaioi; "wlial was right. lei il cone
irom what party IL might, he would sup.
pnri; what was wrong he would Oppose"
With Illls profession he went into The I.r.
gislaiEre; aud we believe he has faithful
iy redeemed his pledge. The editor Of
ile >Ishdard knows his insinnall0n 10 be
unjust, lUr he himself. before the elec-
lion, annnunrrd Mr.. WaiJell as an +. op.
position candidate" Il is an unfortunate
propensity which some people have. TO
endeayor 10 pull down other mems cha
raciers, thereby vainly hoping 10 bnild
up their own. On this principle the Van
Buren, party appear TO act.
The editor Ol The Standard has prnmis.
ed three minutes recollection If the
speech. Let him give il; and il will give
Us pleasure 10 present IL To our readers.
II u be an honest report. and not dis
tnrIrd view through Van Buren, specta.
cles. We believe Mr.. Waddell TO he
truly al independent republican. and
: therefore that he would wish every cltl.
zen Of Orange county Gould have heard
every word of his remarks: and we have
no doubt that next summer he will repeal
10 them oil that he said at the Whine
meeting. and much more. aud perhap,
explain Why every Van Buren, man il
the House of Commons voted for the in
definite pos,ponemenl Of the land resolu'
| ii0gs.
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From the Norfolk Head. January IS


His Bri,snnic Majesly's despatch brig
PantaIoon. Capt. Cory. arrived at this
port on Saturday morning, in 90 days
from Falmouth. with dispatches fur the
Charge d'Affaires Of the British Govern
ment at Washington. We are not per.
mi,led. Of course. To know the nature oi
them, but rumnr. always busy on such
occasions. has decided that they relate To
a proffer Of the mediation Of Great Britain
to adjust. the unfortunate difficulty be.
tween France aud the United States.
The Pan,aloon left Falmouth Gath
December. and brings London papers to
the 22d. We are indebted to Vim. Gray.
ESQ. II, B. Ms Consul at this port, for
The loan Of the Public Ledger. of the
latest date. from which we copy the only
article II contains which can be Of any
interest 10 our readers. The acceptance
Of the French Government Of the medls-
ton Of England. was the curren. rumor
Of the day, to which the Ledger, as will
he seen. hesitates To give credence.
The, French Chambers were TO open
on the 29th December.
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Steam Boat Explosion AMI loss o Lives.
The Steam Packet William Glb,nn.
when going into New Ynrk harbour
from Charleston. on Thursday last, col
lapscd her slesm chimney, by which
accident Mr.. Isaac Dsvega, of New York,
and Mr.. B. r. Rogers. from Augusta,
Geo.. passengers, Charles Duncan. bal
keeper. RiChared Teddy, ID engineer,
S. Langslreet and Henry -, 6remen
were killed. Mr.. Rogers was on his way
10 Massachusetts. to b. married Their,
were a number Of passengers, but only
the above were injured.
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Nail Robbery-rhe Postmaster al
Richmond has offered reward 81 SlO0.
for the apprehension Of " Richard Haw-
kins. late stage driver between Richmond
and fredericksburg" He is suspected
Of purloining the following packages
mailed in the Richmond Post Office:
The n. Y. package ni letters Of the Goth
Of November last, and the whole oi the
Northern packages Of letters Of the 9th
inst.
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Il. G. Nicholas has been elected Sc.
na,ar 0l the United States from :he state
Of Louisiana. to Gil the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the resignation Of Mr.. Gayarre.
Mr. Nicholas is said ~ be friend Of the
Administration.
Robert ]. Walker was, on the 9Th ul.
timo. elected Senator of the U. States
from Mississippi for six years from
the fourth day Of March next. Mr.. W.
is decided and committed supporter OF
the present Administration aud lie mea-
sures.
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.fssfi-p:.In EHreH .y6mina-
fi0N,
FROM THE RALEIGH REGISTER.


Pursuant to public notice, a highly re.
spectacle and numerously attended Poll.
tical Meeting was held in this city, on
Saturday last, composed Of individuals
opposed To the Baltimore Convention
candidate for the Presidency. We must
defer 10 our next. detailed account of
these proceedings. bu, we have the gra-
iiiicatlon Of announcing that Gen. Ed
WARD b. DUDLEY, Of Wilmington,
distinguished Wing. was unanimously
noGslnated as the candidate of the White
Party for Governor Of the state, at the
August election. Gen. ID. has always
been an uniform Republican. and comes
before the people with character Of un.
snllied honor, high integrity and unyield.
ing devotion to the best interests Of the
state, excelled by none. Indeed. the SEE
lection is, every way, SO unexcepliona.
BILE, that we do not believe his political
opponents will venture TO say aught
against il. The nomination Of JUDGE
WHITE for the presidency, made by
the Wings a, the close Of the late session
OF The Legislature. was also confirmed,
and the Hon. JOHN TYLER, Of Vir,
ginia, was recommended as fit person
10 be placed on the White Ticket for
Vice President. III
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The House Of Representatives Of Penn.
sylVania has appointed a committee To ex-
anime intn I" the evils Of Freemasonry. Z"
Several witnesses have been brought he
fore them for examination, among whom
were Governor Wolfe. George VI. Dali
las. esq. Of PhiIadelphia. Mr.. Chandler.
Editor 0f the U =. Gazette. Josiah Ran.
dali. &c. Each nf the witnesses, as they
were respectively called for the purpose,
peremptorily refused 10 take the oath re-.
qulred, and presented written protest:
and the committee adjourned 10 the fol-
lowing day.
The cnntumacy Of the witnesses was
reported to the house. and resolution
submitted To commit them TO the custo.
dv nG the sergeant at arms, but il was re.
jecIed, aud the Witnesses were discharg-
ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

A bill has been reported in the House
of Representatives of Pennsylvania. vir
tuallv TO re.char,er the Bank Of the Uni.
ted States. A large bonus is proposed.
which is to he applied TO various works
Of internal improvement.
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/ anaag .hs .Iain. 4 sp.sisrd y de-

snoag he slain. A spanisrd By tAs
name OfEsasnuel i alsa missing
On Mr. cealr's resurn home Ne found
his wife ard eniiJFsn. together wnh NJ.
Fiinian. Al murdered. and lying rsaF'
where his hnHse formerly sized. Per-
sDnsisly far he other inhsbiisnls. man
happened in be in sight n cndy's hause
and sss he dad hodies and lhr Indians
engaged u The work &C plund.r: and I've.
~ man. woman ard child Was cnmpelled
10 abandon their homes and Az Cor lhrir
lives. being IN expectation every moment
illat ihey would be overtzken and mas-
saeTeed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

81. .7ugnsfine.-Thoss who have
friends and relslions in ~. Augusline.
will Peruse The following communication
with salisfsciioH:--
The old Spanish Enri In 81. Augustine
il now in sufficient repair 10 affnrd pro.
lectioa 10 1--WE tines the number 0f al me
inhabitants in The city. intending al who
reside within twenty miles around. In
case the IndiaHs should nblsia possession
Of The city. all lheiahabiianls can II once
enter. The fort which win aceomnodase.
seVersl thousand people. where they
would have nothing inexperienced escers
the want Of provisions. The Unilrd
States barracks are within three fourlhs
ola mile az the !. old fDri." aud have
heretofore been supplied with cannon, one
fourth Of which il placed within The old
fort with necessary ammunition would
destroy Ten times the force Of oil The
Indians in Florida il they should attempt
% approach within cannon distance.
The :. old FORT il an Immense pile Of
buildings. containing many large rooas.
which in case Of extremity will afford
ample and comfortable accommodations
for the sick WIN may have resorted there
for health, until reinforcemcnis could be
sen. in from various parts of the Uniled
States. that would expel The Indians from
The territory. The object Of This CONS
municaiion is intended 10 relieve the
feelings Of those WIN may have sick
friends in 81. Augustine"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

A Washington correspondent Of The
Petersburg Constellation writes as fol.
lows:
Wednesday night. II O'Clock.
Dear Sir: Light begins TO dawn up
on the horizon. After had mailed nv
letter, heard il stated on authority Of
no second order--that there were de-
spatches received to day by the Charge
des atfaires from England, MIR. Bankhead.
via Norfolk. containing an offer Of medi.
alton by the English Court, which were
laid before the President and his Cabinet
to-day. and by them accepted on the part
Of the United States to settle our differ
ences with France. This is a consum,
nation so devouty to be wished for, tina,
! am sure YOU will EQUALLY rejoice with
me in the annuncia,ion Of the fact as
much as myself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

The Paris Noniieur. the French offs
cial paper. has unequivocally declared
that no Legitimate cause of war exists be-
tween tho two chuntries-and that in no
case will aggression come, 10 The first
instance, from France: and il intilaates,
moreover. ,ha Ia recegni,icn and approval
Of Mr.. hIvingston's explanatory letter,
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Al a meeting Of The Chapel Hill Tent
perance Society, il was
Resolved. That this society hold its
next meeting a, Mount Carmel, two miles
from Chapel Hill, on the third Sabbath
in February. at which time and place
the .anfioch and Sandy Field Tempe
rance Societies are requested To meet
with Us, and each society have an ad>
dress delivered on the subjec. Of Tempe.
rance on tina. day.
]. B. M'DADE, Secretary.
February 4. 05-&
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Judge p. p. Barbour has written let
ter declining to be considered candidate
for the office Of Vice Presidem Of the
United States. under the nomination
male by the Stale Rights parry Of the
state Of Georgia.
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A Convention for the purpose Of adopt.
ing Constitution Cor the lerrilOry Of Ar
kansas. preparatory 10 her admission into
The UniOn as Stale. assembled Al Llnle
Rock, on the 4lh ultimo. John Wilson
was elected President. g. p. Bertrand
Secretary. A. G. Baker. DOOrkerPer, and
Albert Pike. Editor OF the Advocate, a
White paper, public printer.
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gwen 20 he message sf 1855. win ohsi-
a'e - ne difheellies created By he mes
cage of 1884.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

CheTOkse Indians living in he western
Pari q Norlh Carolina. and in The states
81 Alshama and fennesses. which pro-
siass i''r ihrir removal within two wears,
ana iur lhs immediate survey d he lands.
A large body Of valuable lands viii thus
become The properly Of Ibis state.
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A bill confraaing the act Of the last
session. abolishing the lottery system in
the state Of Maryland after the present
grants shall have expired, has passed
both houses Of the Legislature.
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Brmach BaRk.--We understand that
The Slockhnlders of The Bank Of the Stale.
have decided on establishing q Branch
10 lilis Town. which viii 90 into opera
non next m0nlh. The following APP
poinimenls have heen Rlade: Alexander
Anderson. r. W. Brown. Samuel Potter,
Edward p. Hall. and Henry X Savage.
Esqrs.. Directors; 4. Andersen. Esq.,.
President; Major ]. A. Ellington. Cash.
yer. With these appointments the CON-
inn.ily viii, no daabi. be well salislied;
and feel that pledge is gwen in lhs
character Of The individuals. of Justice
and fidelity. Wilmington .4draiiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

We learn from the. Raleigh Standard,
pau a treaty has been concluded with the
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Indians Panacea.

Il 1Es3R .las crres ~ Rheumatism scrofula OF
|, angs esyi, Cont, Seistica, or Hip Coat, AZ
essisss ESneers, Sal. Rheua, Syphilit.c and ac.:
hi dIacsscs garticrlariy UIcers and painful al
iase4icas 6ftie bones. Cierss,rd Throat and NOE.
sr;Is; Uicers oi every d sscription, Esscs sores
and ln,csual Absccx.rs; fissuius, Plies, scaid.
had. Scar,ey, Biies. Chronic, Sore Eyes, Eye re-
sipeiaz. Elochcs, and every variety OF contagious
Aaartsn, Chr0ais casarb, Headache, processing
n,snca.;a nroecci;ns from visiat;os; Affections
81 he fires. chrsnic inflammation Of The Kidneys,
and general debility, eauscd BY torpid action oi
the scssrls Of the ska II u
by cnoyasin those constitutions which have been
Gokea down by iajudiesoas t.cstarnt, OF Juvenile
trsrgntss;,scs IN Eercssl tcs.ns il 10 Trconanen-
dsd 10 all slee Jiscases which arises tfea smusri'
sr ia the bsos viiiassoa OF thc hn'nors, OF what
ever name OF Kind
sssame 81 iils asstr csnpsaintz may require souar
.Ssssag assistant applications, whiGh tho c'sonm.
ass7ness OF i,e case will dictate bs, !er grnrrai
sesscdy az psy;seftor, serf<Srt TIC eSssf, The IN.
psass PAs1eEa will scecfai!7 be f'und suthcscst.
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NOTICE.

BY permission Of James 81. Witherspoon
Judge Of the Court Of Ordinary, will be
sold al tho late residence Of William Mas
rev deed. on .he Waxall creek, Laneastc,
Dist g. C. the whole Of his personal es'
tate, on Tuesday, the 9Th Of Dec. next
consisting Of sixteen very valuable Ne
erocs, Horses, Cattle. Hogs, sheep, House
held and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation
Tobls, Corn. Fodder. Wagon and Gears
with many other articles. Terms OF sal
made known on day Of sale.
n. MASSEY. Alm,,s
T. C. MASSEY
Nov l2-3s-cs
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NO TICE.

THE subscriber 10 crcetrg eAscty
Stable IN Suu,srsiIlc. and viii b. ready
g,.f ti.a ree.p,ton Of nTsss by t'se mrs. q /,
Oe,ct,c4 aeAt, .aa .ai,cns the attention @ "' a''
e HcEa9 g FAD . ED
3, 3 ,hia advertisement, and TO put up tho''
torses with Aiu,. AZ the best attention uaii no
ns;d ,hcm and every assisiancc aiiorded 10
selIiua tl,csn; he viii also keep
.Ho,,se Of Entertainment
Tar ,hesc who bring their iiorscs 70 h!s s!,hie
~ 49, - " - JOHN D. BOWEN
sc p,ctnbcr 8 3i-cm
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dnk
SUMTER HOTEL.

fTyHE Subscriber informs bis friend,
and the public, d,alhs has taken the
house formerly occupied by j. Goodman
and more recently BY >. j. Exum as .
hotel in the Town Of Camden, and nea.
he Court House. where be is prepared "a
ecgive company, aud fatscrs himself sha,
those who fsvor him with their company
will be satisfied with their aecommoda-
tions. A. =. AUFfiN. :
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Bradford Springs
De, ,M:3

An English, Mathematical and Ciassi.
cal Sch sol will be opened, by The snbscri-
bcr al Bradford Spr,ngs, on Monday, the
s,h Of January next.
Il 10 needless 10 say my thing OF this
plsee. % firing location for sschool.
t,a heal,hfuinass throughout the year, and
its entire exemption from ail opportuni
ties Tor rvicious practices, are we'll known
The year will be divided into swo'ses-
sions Of % weeks each. ss..f -
For board, I'm the family Of the tea.
-chcf.l inclusive Of the use of bedding, fuel
Gc. With tuiion, 600 per session,
Tuition clonc, go do.
sruiebfy In adyancc. ~ ss 55,ssa8ts't
Percnts or Guardians who wish q Boast,
,hei, sons or, wards with the teacher,
are requested to communicate with hisn,
by the 10th Dec. None received as
bosrders in The teachers family, over the
age Of Is year,.
Mr.. Henry Briron, near the Academy.
IL prepared 70 accommodate With good
board. -
HENRY r. hatfield.
Nov. 5-S7-tf
The Editors or the Charleston Obscf.
ver and Columbia Telescope are requss.
ted 10 Insert tho 'abore once week uutii
The lat January and forward their ac-
counts to the Editor Of this paper.
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NOTICE

Tho subscribe. has yus, received his
Fall and Winter supply OF
DRY Goods and Groceries,
{ selected BY himself iin New York; cnbta'
cling al,nos, every article usually found IN q
Dry Goods and Grocery store, which nc otfess
low tor cash or on the usual credit 70 pune.
tusl cus,omors. w, J. GERALD.
Nov. 5--37---f
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a. 70 ,.;,ss ,oaiS Of Cha.feasH. Con at CA~de''
:" rood.
Whcrt the subscriber continncs n's aous' @
!. En,.r,,in,r,ens q having bail, assr Aoxse
.a.s,. fnr the accommodation Of s!ran'
ssfs He hopes TO be able to rcrder h,s
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New 6 'opartnersl1ip.

HsHE nndcrGsned. haying on shs K6rss
II ifa. suOcisted tt,crnsnlsos il ths Me1s;
.csnfiIe husiness underline firm 0f
nv Il 4u u386aN,
Respectfully snlicits from Che community
and particularly the fasmcr customers sof HI
Levy. continuance nf the liberal patronage
extended 10 him. and whichit viii bs iheis'
endea,or 10 merit; they intend purchasing
COTTON and other produce, for which they.
will give the HIGHEST prices.
II. Levy. 4
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Sept g. an
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nDEy AROIdNA pRcEM Der > 1896.

led documents could not be procured.
II is believed that the collection supp.iei
q striking deficiency in the library Of tli
Lawyer, Physician, and general reader. =
To members Of the Bar The publisher
need hardly recommend IL, al they musi
know lis worth, but 30 ths general rsader,
who may be misled % to it's character. ihe
publisher assures them that il will be found
when completed, volume Of the mos. In
tense and exciting interest
One singular and alarming fact presents
itself in the murder cases. and il 10 thai
SO many should die protesting their ii,no-
cense. Ii Ito be believed that upon the
verge of eternity they could so loudly proc
claim tha, which they knew osbe false,
when not hope of escape is held on. 10
them; the Circumstantial Evidence"
cases, of which there are eve; would
make ms think Otherwise. Il is q subject
that may we'll make one ponder upon the
law which demands life for life:
The republication was commencedin July.
and the numbers are issued scmi.monthly,
each number containing 40 pagcs each.
printed on tine white paper Of the size Of
the Marryatt Novels, and uill be COM
pleied in October,-making . volume of
Zoo closely printei octave pages The
numbers will be sent BY mail TO sny part
Of the Union, carefully packed. Tsrfhs
go for the complete work, or three copies
for I've dollars.
II is worthy Of remark, that similar
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RANK AGENCY.

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,ren, for ransacting business a! y. ."'
Hanks Of Candcn Sop'
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| has Seen used with wonderful succes ~ . SpsiHl
and fslt ysrifr, BY thooe who ME snbjsct 10 con
6iaiffs 81 the cheat and vhpsc constitutions n
auirc new evigcs. Such persons will do well
use two or three bottles In ANAL doses Whercyc,
aa;es driak is considered necessary, the Panacea
taken in small dose, will answer all purposes
ia mach icss timc, at less expense, and IN . fal
u,n.c agreeable manner, than the common diet
drink. q
The following certificates, out os hundreds Sinh
!af which might be procured, are given 70 chow
the effect If T8E IapiAx sPAxAcEA. in Tho vsri-
ons complaints therein mentioned; and also to ex-
hibit ia the most satisfactory manner III supcrins'
t. over thcsyrups IN common use.
CASES OF RHEUMATISM.
CnARLrsros, Nov. Is, 1881.
Daring the last winter and spring. I was afRsc-
ted with vcsy severe and distressing Rheumatism
cccssioncd by exposure in bad weather. now
The 9ndians Fanarea. restored me 70 perfect
health, and coa6denily recommend II 70 ail SIM
JOHN FERGUSON. Kiss.a.
CHARISsTos, March "a, iss2.
ass scized about three years sncc with . dis
,sess;ng Rheumatism caused BY taking scsesc
cold vvh;&e crder tt.s influence ot mercury, and
which has disabled rsc from i,ukiness nearly ever
sincc During this period hzvc boon q patient in
be Marine HOSPITAL in this City, upwards Of fonn
months nearly, and The sanc length Of time in the
Bsit;snorr Hospital aud tired almost every refne-
dy, ish little benefit On ttc 10Th OF February
AID at that tirc scarcely able 20 mote about upon
Panaera. In oae month found myself cntirely
ufcd from The pain, and am now harpy 70 sssic
= WM. TUCKER, II .Aa,ia-s.-
CfJaE FOR scRoFULOUs ULCERS.
Sxw Yoax. Sept 10. 1880.
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BulsceYss NOUels.

Tie only Edifioa Paslisaed q aanase's % sad by
mall
SIX xuMBIRs Sow READY YoR DELIVERY.
Induced By tho extraordinary sale Of
his beautiful edition OF MARRYATT'S
NOVELS, the publisher Of those works
did, on the FIRST day Of july, commence
in the same fsuitless style, an edition Of
the celebrated
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CLUBBING.

Buluer's Novels and Saturday News, q
Do. do. and Celebrated Trials. q
The Trials. Sketch Book, and sLady's s
Book, y
Lady's, Book. Saturday News, and
Sketch Book. 9
Saturday News, sketck Book. and
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MaYryait's Novels and Lady IS Book. q
Or reinittshcc of e5 will pay for Bnl
uer's Novels in full and S2 Oh account I
subscription 10 Lady's Book.
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aoEet Of Rgsns s.,;e. S}
Pepuss aareiists. )
NOTICE.

The publication Of Tho above. was COM
menced in July.
In January next, ano.her republication
Of some celebrated modern Novelist will
take place, either JAnEs, CoorER. lavIxo,
or some other of equal feputc. L is;de-
tcrrnincd BY the prrscat Publisher: ;n1, ,1
The American public shall 30 furnished
with the most brautiful. and at the same
time cheap. edition Of modern Novelist
cxisnt.
A few copies OF Marryas arc 20, for
sale et,hree dollars.
L. A. Cooley, Publisher.
. PHILADELPHIA.