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NEw REMEDY FOR llyppolHoRIA.- -Eoctor Hell
Ter, member OF the Royal Academy OF Medicine,
Paris, lately communicated to his society, that IN
Greece it is a practice 10 observe the tongues OF
those persons who have been bitten by dogs, be-
cause al the end Of or days there appears on
tulus called lysses b. the Greeks These postulv
contain the whole rabld matter, and immediately
they are cut out aud h., wounds cauterlyed, winch
prevents hydrophobia,
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Aristocracy." says a distinguished French ora
tor {" is the league the coalition of those who wish
to consume without producing, and live without
working
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Jack, your wife is not so pensive she used to
.""No, she's left that off, and turned expensive"
N n Pr
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.

HARNDEN CO-GERMAN AGENCY-The sub
scnbers respectfully which they
have recently made with samuel Hight Esq., u s. Consul
GENERAL CONTINENTAL AGENCY
that place for the transaction Of Forwarding and Commission
Business and for facilitating the commercial inter-
course between this country and Continental Europe.
As Antwerp situated the of the
region of Europe, only 10 hours from London 20
hours from Paris the immediate vicinity OF Holland and Ger
many, and directly with all by railroads steam
packets rs location affords the greatest advantages Tor pu
chasing and forw srling Continental goods: 80 .
All orders received Offices IN Boston, Albany New
York and PHILADELPHIA for that will be for
warted by The Belgian steamer BRITISH QUEEN on the
18th of June and will generally be executed for
the 10th July.
Co Importers of German books particularly requested
10 notice this. -
m
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POMEROY O.'S
ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS.
~ &c. % 8

The SUSCEPTIBLE running a fuar Express the
Railroads to and from Albany and Buffalo, and the
speed regularity and sa. choice Goods Specie Bank
Notes, Important Papers and Valuable Packsges-W attend
70 the negotiation transfer, collection payment of Bills
Eaeh,nse Notes Drafts. Accepancss Accounts, Sc,
Merchandise Produce and Manufactured Articles Of every
scnption personally ~ The i.wns their through
= Messr HARNDEN * cos EXPRESS
to NewY and Boston, and
Mcssrs. HAWLEY & CO.'S EXPRESS
TO and from Buffalo Cleveland Detroit and Chicago and
ernedlate paceonny the direct speedy and
perfect communication and from the and
critics for the negotiation and transaction of all mercantile and
Reercnces-Erastns Corning, Thomas w. Qicott, Watts
Sherman A. d. Pacn, Noah Lee James Taylor, Theodore
Olcott, Albany.
Ase9ees.Benneu Backus Hawley. Utica T. A. Smith
Shepherd, Canandagua David Hoyt, Rochester John Me-
Renser. Lockport j. A. Clark Batavia Thomas Blossom
Buffalo, POMEROY * CO.,
No. Exchange Buildings Albany.
all Wall street. New York
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW GUITAR MuSIC-GEORGE H. DERWORT
professor Of the guitar No Canal street opposite The
ST. Johns churcn has the honor acluan his friends and the
public that he has published variety of aid popular
SIC arrshged with easy aecompaniments for guitar
Mr. D. VIII asL and for orchr
suta and other Instruments, and give
L. on The Mai. r,rtea nd lin
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON

GEORGE w. DAWSON.
IPhoiesaie and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No 81 Chatham street, COR
rer of Duane street, New York.
WHERE be keeps for sale large assortment of the follow
ing articles, viz: sdeboads, Bureaus Bed,eads Cots
& Cnas Once ami Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Pianos Sofas Sofa Bedstea Beds Bedding Paleasters Mat
resses CARPETS, Oil Cloth. Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Dressing Bureaus, Safes &c.
Also krxe assortment of and women's Wearing An
parel, and second handed. -'
All the above articles are offered to the pablo al very
low Persos Of said articles would find il 10
their advantage to make early call the above
SHIPPING orden puncuay attended and r-eked the
shortest noce, reasonable Mattresses
&c for fitting out vessels, constantly on hand.
All orders 70 the above establishments will be p>tuay
tcpied to and Thankfully received.
N B-The highest prices will be given for Second Hand
GINS
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TO PAPER MAKERS.

pERSEE BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty street between
Broadway and Nassau street. New York import direct
the Manufacturers the following articles viz
B.eachns Powder of BOYD Son's m1ke-warranted, for
uniformity aud strength, equal this country Great
Britain ani for the sale Of which they sole agents the
United States.
English Clndrr Machine Fetas of very superior quality
30. 10, IS, 6i, II aud n inches wide.
Dyer teitns OF strong fabric, and Of widths usually re-
qurrd. =
B!ne snatr diving the agency of the Sutton Comp,pvs
Blue Smits they enabled TO snp.iy FIFE and FtFFE
in any quantities
Wins FOR Fop er and Cylinder Meetings. featured
from the rurcst r I--a.so, caesWet AM Press Feis
TULIP Screens, Np* I, ?, ., of brass rnetsl.
Ol' Ter oi The above rrticlrs -etier with Fnrcgu
and domestic rags. Soda Ash Virol, Alum, Irvine Sc &c.
VIII meet with proiit attention slr
ENGRAVING By THE ONNtGiiAPU MACHINE
II BURR JONES & Co. l92 BIO gdway corner Of John
street, n. prepared to all kinds of Maps Charts
Plans and Surveys, work of that class in the most beau
iul SIS lc, with unparalleled expedition, anl prices be
low tnse charged for similar work executed ny hand cugrty
igihe cost Of fine steel copper plates ccedins Lii
tho srl;,ic work.
~ B.Sne einens of the work done by the Ommgrayh can
h. examined at rh- Office IN Broadway ""p' w.
DHOTOGRAPHlCL LIKE NESSES-by t,,r D..lrIIrot, -.
process-lkeu by Edw Td White, Us Broadway, opposite
Howaids Hotel. Liaencsscs A.. NJ v
iiauy kind of westher-cl.ar, cloudy or rainy.
+. w. keeps constantly for sale approved Dgereo-
type Apparatus. Plates Lens, Miniature Cases Polishing
Materials, Sc.
NIB nricih swll be given this at f. w s Roor
Us Broadway. JeI5 lm.rc
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PIANO FORTES

SOUTHERN DEALERS ~ lI Srcrsser. Ys,.raiiy will find
~ to their advantage call sgsrs clr,;,e assortment
Of the above article, comprising ot Oh tctayes
OF rosewood and mahogany, Wis., e4Ld acoD scroll stands
and every modern impoy eta in-sc instruments
r.nied g pc equal 70 any ire eiy, air! will be col the low
est possible prices for cash. t.. West
'ecrth street, between Fiitp .nd St,tr ayeDu.,
N E-Pi,no Fortes for Hc--h gc,I ssyrrs.rt OF Pa
rores Tor hirr Al the mantifs6fory 3s
HAVANA AID PRINCIPE SEGARS.
M RAIDER &c Chham street has received by the HsIles
' pont 100 0o0 OF his celebrated La Norma
beautiful lot Of superior No,a Perez Prncipe segars
which he offers for sale reasonable prices eo ImSc
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RI IRELAND No 100 Nassau street. having an entire new
L. stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery of the
1esI ana most approved patterns Is now prepared to
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds of Bankwok
r'ied aud bound 10 patterns and style that wsapted
% give satisfaction Any work ordered nrhc Eng
lish mode If required as H. has had long experience both
FOR sALE-Two second hand Copperplste Presses. Ap-
min I'm.
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S III l X rs

SHIRTS made TO order, after the most approved French
- fashions Genlemens Garments of all descriptions made
or.er at the shortest notice.
G.smens Furnishing Store Ct and 90 Maiden lane
m25 imsr WILLIAM COLLINS
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DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR. SHANKS
NJ ~ respectfully the public that he has
mo!ed his Office us Hudson street. Canal where he
and operative treatment of all diseases incident the
and Fridays, from Q 10 IL O'Clock, morning.
Advice and medicine to the (gtis) the evening
the above days, from 10 o'clock
B. At all other times Dr. s. attends the general prac
mi lnead
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New Copartnership
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

FJvIIE Subscribers having formed copartner.
d ship for the purpose OF carrying on The Tai
iriug Business in all It's y,-io-s branches in Con-
errd, n q. under The Arm of Price & MeMasters,
"ifer their services to the people OF Cabarrus and
ihe public 10 general Their shopis the same oc.
cdpied BY Mr.. Chas N.Priee They iia,ter them.
selves iha, they will be able to please all who NAV
favor them with CALI one Of To firm having
been employed considerable portion of his time
as cutter IN some of the most fashionable Estab.
ishmcnts IN the City of Philadelphia and having
the advantages Of an extensive acquaintance in
relation to his business and the other having car.
fieo on shop for considerable time in Concord,
they are sure that they can offer inducements 10
me pubic IN their business which lhey pledge to
fuihL Their work shall be done in the latest and
most fashionable style and warranted 70 be supe.
nor IN workmanship to any in the country. They
hope by pnnctpslity and strict attention 10 their
business to merit a share of public patronage
Their price shall be in proportion to The times.
CHARLES n. PRICE.
JOHN K. McMASTERS
Concord, F,5- /, 1872 29a
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PORTRWs
THE FARMER,S SONG.

envy not the mighty King
Upon his splendid throne,
Nor crave his glittering diidern,
Nor wish his power my own
For, tho his wealth and power be grea,,
And around him thousands bow
With reverence-in my low estate,
More solid peace / know.
envy not the mser-he
May tell his treasures Ger,
May heaps on heaps around him sec,
And toll and sigh for more
I'd scorn his narrow. sordid soul.
Rapacious and unjust
Nor bow beneath the base control
uf empty, gilded dust.
Let warriors mount fumes giddY height
Gain glory's gallant need
Be calm, collected in the fight,
While thousands round them bleed
l envy not their victor wreath,
Their prowess or their fame;
Their glory is an empty breath,
Their triumph but name.
Ny wants are few, and well supplied
BY my pf9 iactive fields;
court no luxury besides,
Save what contentment Yields,
More real pleasure labor gives,
Than wealth or fame can bring
And he is happier, far, who lives
A farmer, than king.
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to be eigh. hundred or nine hundred years

to be eight hundred or nine hundred year
old.
There are no solid rocks 10 the arctic re
gions, owing 10 the severe frosis.
Fossil bones OF the lizard, twenty. lsul
fee; IN length, equal to the dragons Of an
tiquiiy, have been found IN Bavaria.
\ The surface of the sea is estimated N
10000, 900 square miles, taking the whole
surface of the globe at 1877 ,00Q000 square
miles. Its Creates, depth is supposed to be
equal TO the height of the highest noun
tam, or four miles.
Fresh water begins to freeze at thirty
two degrees, called The freezing point; but
salt water does not freeze ill thirty eight
and half degrees.
Ozone hundred parts into which the sur
face of the earth may be divided, Europe
contains seven, Africa twent, one, CONT.
mental ASIA thirty three, New Holland, &c
eight, South America fifteen, North Amer
ca, sixteen.
A cylinder Of water may be converted in.
10 ice, by placing tim five pounds Of lphale
OF soda, and four pounds OF sulphurlc acid,
at thirty six degrees, well mixed. The
ice is extracted for use by putting the cyl
Inder IN hot water.
Extreme cold produces tho same per-
cepion on the skin as CREST heat. When
mercury is frozen at forty degrees below
zero, the sensation Of the SKIN is The same
as that OF touching red hot iron.
The sound Of thunder may be heard for
twenty or twenty five miles, or with the
ear 10 the ground, much more. Lightning
is reflected one hundred and fifty or ,wo
hundred miles, Sdfardoy Chronicle.
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MANY FACTS IN FEW WORDS.


legal stone Of fourteen POUNDS, or the
eighth Of an hundred IN England, IS SIX
teen pounds in Holland.
The iathom, SIX feet, is derived from the
height OF full grown man. A hand 10
horse measure, Is four inches.
An IRISH mile IS twenty Two hundred and
forty yards; Scotch mile is nineteen hun
dred and eighty four yards; an English or
statute mIle, seventeen hundred aud sixty
yards; German, eighteen hundred aud sIS.
~ yards; Turkish, eighteen hundred and
twenty SIX yards.
An acre IS forty eight hundred and forty
square yards, or sixty nine yards, one foot
eight and a half inches each way. A square
mile, seventeen hundred aud sixty Yards
each way, contains SIX hundred and for,y
acres.
The Christian era was first used, IN
counting lime, at Rome, IN SGT; adopted
10 rance IN 80; IN Spain, 1850; and m
Portugal, l4l0. The early Christians da
ted iron the accession Of Dioclesian, IA y
The PersIans give name to ever, day,
10 tue month, just as we give Them to days
Of the week.
4 man is taller IN the morning than O.,
night, 10 The extent OF half an uch or more.
owing 10 the relaxation OF the cartllapes.
The Esquima0y attain The height Of but
tour feet three inches, aud the Monaul Tar.
IaFs but four feet nine inches.
he human body consists Of two hundred
and forty bones, nine kinds uC aruculai,ous
Or Joialngs, one hundred carriages or liza.
menis, tour hundred muscles or tepdoos.
aud one hundred nerves, besides blood, ar.
teries, veins, &c.
Riley asserts, that Arabs, 10 the desert.
live sao hundred years.
lie foot ofibe Cbiuese female, from the
heel to the grea, toe, IS only four inches
long.
Total abstinence from food above seven
days IS fatal 10 man, bus there are instances
Of surviving after a long period. A rell
slous 'aoaiic, IN 1889, determined TO fast
tor,y day but died on the sixteenth.
In marching soldiers take seventy five
steps per minute; quick marching one hun.
ired and eight; and IN charging, one hun.
lfed and fry steps.
The Hlndoos have the art of persona,ipp
leaiI, 50 as TO deceive the ablest s1rgeons.
40 elephant bred TO war stands firm
'gainsl q w ley of nusketry, and thirty bull
els 10 the flesh will not kill him.
Fish are drawn to~aids light; they as.
'emble 10 be led by the sound of bell and
ire fond Of music.
a cheeuut tree on Mount E'na is one
hundred aud ninety six feet round, close 10
he trunk.
Potatoes planted below three feet do no,
fge'ate; al one loo. they grow ,hlckes,,
no al Two iset they are retarded two or
hree months.
ibe mahogany tree is full grown in two q
undred years. Cypress trees are kuown ,
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NOTICE.

F0REwARN all persons from irs3irs { !,
II Note. given BY INC "a George Cienai, !
about One Hundred and Twelve Dollar Is,A'
lhe let Of January next, dated the lb'h q ~
lei2.--ir void, 1t IL the only note hs't :.
payable 10 man Of that name. lie res'as' :.
Bea'ies Ford, Lincoln counly. n c. cfemf
requested 70 conc and take The properly one ",
ny note as the properly bought sa' a'''-. =.
and do not intend paying the same, uas'' Fl
PEELED 10 DO SO BY law. .,.roy
Cartoons Store, s. c., ABg. Is, 1872. ~
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important, Valuable, and Cheap
WDBEo

me course Of publication, and will be readv
n io' oshFeTy early in October, ls42, complete
"a one volume royal octave, containing about 600
pages OF Ietter-press, and more than FIVE HUN.
DRIED Engraungs Price only p so per 9 ,ng.
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\. b. The subscriber hereby notifies all per
sons VINO have accounts on his books 10 close the
same, either BY Cash Note. as am detcrmin.
ed 10 close them otherwise unless this notice is
attended 10. CN PRICE
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DAVID C. RUSSELL.

MeeElsHbTg CO., Ayg. 9, lel2 4G.f
n. u. kisor has been in the habit Of working
at the Beaver Dam Gold Mine, in Montgomery
county, and he may be lurking about there as he
has sister IL hat neighborhOod married to a man
named John kisor.
p. S. The Southern and Western nape-s will
please notice.
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ANECDOTE.

A soldier m the American army in the
late war, being Unfortunately surprised at a
game OF cards, by sergeant Who oaed
him an old grudge, was carried before the
Colonel Of The Regimen, that be might be
punished for gaming, against which gene
raj orders were very severe. The soldier
being asked what be had to say IN his de-
fence, replied, that having been rehglously
educated, and instructed 10 The Bible bs
his parents, ard his pay so small, that with
the greatest economy he had not been able
10 save enough 10 buy one he had therefore
purchased en- old pack for few shll
lngs OF one OF his comrades, which not on.
ly served him for Bible, but made a most
excellent almanac besides. Then taking
out The cards be proceeded lhus-W hen
see one, 1t reminds me that there is but
one God; two, Of the .oiher nnd son
three, OF the father, son and holy ghost o
four calls 10 my remembrance the four
Eya0gelis,s, Mathew, Marx, Luke and
John; FIVE, the FIVE wise and five foolish
Virgins; SIX. that 10 SIX days God Great
ed the heavens and the earth q seven, that
The seventh was 10 be left holy an eight,
oil The eight righteous persons iha, we're
preserved from the food, VIZ. Noah, his
vile, his three sons. and their wives;
nine, The nine ungratetu lepers cieased BY
our Saviour; ten, the ten commandments
the queen, reminds me Of the queen Of
oheba, aho came from the utmost parts OF
HE earth 10 hear the wisdom OF Solomon
md the king the great King OF Heaven
be Colonel told him he iorgo, the knaye.
That, replied he, used to represent Ju
las, but from this time, when | see the
nave, shall always ltiuk Of the sefecan,
Ia! brought me before your honor |
lent know, interrupted the Colonel smiling,
sheiher he IS the greatest kuave OF the
Wo, but am sure be IS the greatest fool.
ne soldier tben continued as lollows:-
" hen count The number oil dots 90 o pack
u cards, there are 365, so many DAYS are
mere ~ The wear; when count how ma
y cafds mere are 10 pack, iad 50, so
nahy weeks there are 10 a year; when ,
eckon how many pictured cards tbago are
the pack, | fild there are IL, so many ,
loh'hs ihere a G 10 year; when reckon I
." many tricks are son By pack, iiud /
mere ore Is, this reminds ire Of the duiy (
o"e 10 The thirteen united and indepcu ,
ent States Of America. Thus they serve
OH tor Bible and Almanac. The Colonel +
il'td his servant, ordered him 10 treat the ;.
older well, and dismiss him, SAYING he
as very clever fellow.
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1880 Reward.
STOP TIE .WERDERER.

UNHE above Reward will be given for the ap.
II pfehension aud delivery 10 the Sheriff OF
Cabarrus county, North Carolina, Of msu By the
name of 1TMARk KISOR,. n who committed
an atrocioIs murder upon the cody of James S.
Russell, OF tHs county, on The 5,h instant, at the
house OF Allen Bosi's, 10 Cabarras county. Said
hisor is about 80 years Of age, I've feet 10 inches
high, dark hair, square sbouldered, dark skin,
large mouth, has some appearance OF the scald
mead, has large WHISPERS, speaks quick, Is a
blacksmith by trade, and his very looks indicate
the rascal Tie was badly dressed ia homespun.
but 1t Is presumed be will change his clothcs--he
wore new pair OF brogues with stays around the
heels. He is 50 much in the habit OF CARVING
ms rifle that II is supposed Inc will take il with
him, It has plain stock ard double triggers-he
has common case knife ground in the shape Of
butcher knife attached TO his pouch by a eath.
er string through tie handle. lie has a brother
living IN Georgia, and tvo sisters in Mississippi,
one OF them married 10 Parrot Evans and the 9th.
er to - Collins, formerly OF Arson countv,
where be viii no doub: aticmpt to ~ Kisor is
fond of drinking aud when the least irit is in the
habit OF singing dirty backyard songs, such as
nine times 10 night, Sc. Any one apprcbend.
ing SAID hisor ami delivering him as above. shall
receive the reward.
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The Wonders of the World.
IN NATURE, ART and WIND.
500 ENGRAYsSGS.

= Comprising complete Library o. Useful and
Entertaining hnowiedge, and illustrate By more
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consisting OF Views vi Cities, Edi6css. and oihe,
great works OF Architecture Monuments Techan
Icai Inventions, Ruins, Illustrations of the MAJ.
ners and Costumes Of different Nations. Relgious
hites and Ceremonies Cataracts. Volcanoes, Gu.
fiosiiles, Trees, Beasts Birds, Fishes, REPTILES.
ana lne numerous objects contained in the Fossil.
vegetable, Mineral and Animal Kingdoms. care.
iaiiy compiled BY ROBERT SEARS, frori the
test and latest sources
On d subject embracing so vast = rsnre ,s ,bo
rlch aud inuumersble Wonders Of Nature : Store
House The Editor ~ill endeaFor TO prodpcs
Wo5k cpnlmensurate with is soul.ex banding i'm.
poflance. Tie contemplation Of The numerous
OBJECTS contained IN the Fossil, Vegetable Miner.
o., ana -ainzl kingdoms, laylshed so bountilulIv
around us, discovers facts Of an interesting and
extraordinary character, and alone presents abpn.
dani material for intellectual energy and res.,,ca
Inc woadeFsofthe ADiediluv;an Wor!d-the mas
ave mountain risiag above the ueighboring hills
---'ae volcano aad earthquake, each spreading De-
tastauoh IL its co1rse-ihe ever-soaadipg and
p5una!css deeP-ihe clear blue vaul, Of heaven
stooaea laEough ii.imlIable space with countless
oFos-are PHENOMENA that must enlarye and ele.
eaee we mlnd' inancc ennobling views Of the Uni
verse! Governor, and teach our dependence uoon
his power, his wisdom, and his goodness.
In the varied works Of ART on ,yb,ch me-,
exercised MS genius and industry, in which 81.
ence and Philosophy have aided his efforts. are re.
coroed al that IS rare, curious, and admirable.
marking the gradual i.ogfess and advancing STA.
ges OF improvement.
The Wonders Of the Mind-ihc creato,,s bi,,,
ess work, bis mirror aud Representatives. nj,
inapay engage oar thoughts. The mind IS IN h
sell mierocosm, mans chief and highest dis +
iinct,on-a transcript Of that intellectual Eoeroy
thst hrst gave birth 10 Nature
40 select these pearls, and 10 seize the beau,,os
every here presented 10 u.s. form the features of
I" the WSEders Of the World" Ga an sah;ce,s
reiersrce sal be constantly made to every ay,il,'
be source Of Information: the veil Of error and
cfed1ny which too often ebscnres Tie narrative r.
the traveller will be carefully withdrawn The oos,
reeentand best sceeGited authorities whether En-
giish Or American will be sedulous!y compared +
arg a9ta given fer further research SO that Truth
Without alloy may usher in the varied dcpartments
al Natures ample bound"
The work will be embelliabed with spir,ted r,
cravings, derived from authentic sources. obicb +
II regarded as highly finished specimens Of art
or pictorial Illustrations Of the subjects. win he t
found superior 10 mos, contemporary productions.