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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
Of printing such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

THE CURRENoy.-Be careful what bills you take.
Trouble is ahead The financiers are preparing to
make another grand haul
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gleraId BuIIetIn OF news

corner Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails eight o'clock, A. M.-and also Of the
from all parts of the world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Board at this corner Let every wayfarer stop
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken the Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

NIBLos.-The :" Green Monster has been so re-
peatedy asked for during the season. the proprietor
has determined to produce it on still more splen-
did scale than before. 1t will be given on Monday
next. The garden will be closed this evening.
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TO Advertisers

Mr. B. futile is authorised to collect advertisement
for the Herald at the usual rates to the advertisers
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AsroR HousE-MEssRs. SrErsoN IL COLEMAN
The distinguished reputation the Astor House has
acquired, under the well directed efforts of these
gentlemen, furnishes conclusive evidence of their
ability and inclination to do every thing possible
that will tend IN any way to contribute to the COM
fort aud convenience OF their patrons. They have
among other excellent arrangements introduced the
novel idea of giving soirees one evening in a week
N The inmates of the house-the fourth one of
which, for the season, came off on Thursday eve
ming last The assembly, although composed prin-
cipally of strangers, graced with beauty, fash
ION and intelligence Every thing went off in good
spirits. the music being excellent, and the supper
served up with lberaity and good taste, which
generally characterzes the efforts of these gentle
men ia all their undertakings.
MELANcuoLY Loss OF LIPE.-We learn that a
dreadful accident occurred at keesvlle, in tins
State on "Wednesday last. II appears that mil.
tary review held there on that day, and that a
large number OF persons assembled to witness the
display The bridge spanning the Au Sable river was
crowded TO such an extent that it gave way under
the pressure, and precpitated upwards of fifty into
that swift running stream. No time was lost 10
rescue the unfortunate beings struggling in the wa
Yer but we are panied to learn that only two Of
three were saved out of the half hundred. We
have not heard the names of those drowned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
LuRRENT NATFs
Rnnl. Nafas

There has been again fair business In exchange done
for the steamer for which the mail closed to-day. The
rates have been very firm and be quoted the close
ne follows:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

DRowNrD.-A man named O'Connor, from the
steamboat Pearl, at St Louis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

BRING HER HRRE.-A female Chimpansee has ar
nv d. She resembles very ugly woman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

a13- MISERABLE WEATHER, JUST THE KIND
give people the blues cough If the former some
Of Shermsn Camphor Lezenges will dispel them at once
they do headaches papafion lowness Of spirits or
sea sickness If they have cough or cold, shermsns
Cough Lozenges will cure them in few days as is well
known by many Of our acquaintancos. Dr. shermans
warehouse at LOG Nassau street. door above Ann
Agents, State street. Boston, and Ledger Buildings,
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
r,,r MvrAIIc TARLET AND sTRoP HAS

M DR. LIN'S CELESTIAL BALM OF CHINA
positive cure for the piles, and all external angsa
internal rra,ons brought to the surface by friction with
this Balm in coughs, swelled or sore throat, tight
ness of the chest this Balm applied flannel will re-
LEV and Fresh wounds old sores arc ra
pidy cured by ito be found only at II Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

90 HORSES THAT HAVE RINO-BoNE SPAWN
Wind.Galls Sc are cured by Roofs Specific and oun
dered horses entirely cured by Roofs Founder Ointment
lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

THEArRIcAL MUSICAL &c.-The veteran Brabam
has been giving concerts at Cleveland, Ohio, and
| at various towns in Upper Canada, with unprece-
denied success He gave a concert on five consecu-
tive nights al Ceaveland and was solicited to give
more He and his son gave concerts at Maiden and
Windsor which were crowded with ladies', officers
&c although each night there a terrible storm;
AT Maiden the ladies literally waded through pools
of dirt 10 and hear Braham. At Windsor, the
authorities gave him up the Court House; and after
the concert, the ladies' danced till three in the
ming AT the latter place after singing the "Death of
Neson," one OF the magistrates cried out "three
cheers for Braham,' which were given. An officer
cried "One cheer more;" this given, and at the
close both father and son were cheered. They are
going to Chatham, London, Hamilton, Toronto and
Kingston.
eclat in Buffalo.
Signor Nagel and Nourrtt when last heard from,
were giving concerts at Quebec, with success.
Mrs. Gibbs is in Montreal.
No movement has yet been made to rebuild the
Saint Charles Theatre, New Orleans. The Camp
street is half built already
In the other southern cities theatricals are perfect
ly stagnant.
Gut west, Dlnneforu IL doing uecent business
alternately at Louisville, Cincinnati and Pittsburg.
In Baltimore no one is doing anything worth no.
tce. We believe Willard has one of the theatres.
In Philadelphia theatricals appear the revival
order. haywood opens the Chestnut in day or
two, with the Man of the World, in which himself
and daughters play. He has pretty strong CON-
pany, including Miss Ayres and Richings. Char
lotte Cushman opens the Walnut in few days. She
will have good company, including self, sister,
Chippendae, Burton, &c.
In Boston, Pelby has the National, and Jones the
fremont, but they have poor companies.
In this city the Park has revived, and with Browne,
Burton, placide, Williams Abbott, Mrs. Abbott,
Miss Hdreth, Fisher, &c, playing in good old CO.
needles. The Chatham doing we'll Niblois about
to close a most brilliant season. The fate of the
Olympic is in the womb of time The Bowery APP
pears TO be on its very last legs.
The new Italian opera, proposed by De Begins,
drags very heavily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

MAINE ELECTION Gone all hollow for the loco
focos They have carried governor, both branches
of the legislature, and every thing else, by tremen
dous malorites. This secures the election of de-
mocratc Senator to the u S. Senate, ia place O.
MIR. Williams whose time has expired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

The BALL AT New MISUNDERSTANDING TILL.
To-NIeHT.-We understand directly from New
Brighton that the ball which was to be given last
night at the Pavilion, has been postponed till this
evening, when it will positively take place, with its
usual brllliancy and effect. The weather, we sup
pose has been the cause of this change. The whole
beauty of Staten Island, along with some of the
ashonacles from the Astor House, will be there,
andw believe some British officers Go and see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

FROM MEXICO AND TExAs.-We have nothing
new from this quarter Of the world to-day. Mexico
spreparing an army to invade Texas. Texas stands
ready to beat them back. The latter country is
hourishing the former is in distracted state be-
sides which, the United States are concentrating
powerful fleet in the gulf, in order to punish Mexico
for her insoent and cheating conduct towards this
country for some time past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

BALTIMORE, Sept IS, 1872
Outrageous Assauh upon John G. lie Grand, Esq,
Secretary Of State-Dang srously Stabbed-Ihe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

o. CHATHAM THEATRE.-A splendid bill is ofle
ed at this theatre again tonight consisting OF the dram
of Antoine the Savage the King and the Deserter
Obi Three-fngered Jack Wood appears ia all thr
pieces. drama entitled Sixteen String Jack, which h
had an immense in London, has been in preparatic
this theatre for time and shortly to be produce
in a manner that cannot be equalled in America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

n p WnLIs.-We understand that Willis has
left Glenrnary, his late country residence, for ever
and day. We have letter from Owego, giving a
long and curious description OF his troubles with
ms neigh5ors there, and the causes of his selling
out and leaving the place. Ii surpasses IN humor and
in richness the troubles OF Cooper with the Inhabi-
tants Of Otsego Willis has brought all his pictures
and busts with him. and intends TO reside hereafter
at the Astor House, at least in this city. Come,
Willis 60 TO work.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-04


there. Her eyes were upon tho declining sun, buther
soul was still in the dining room.
At length Sir Oliver and Albert arose from the table,
and came and seated themselves near Matilda.
Come, Albert the story of The miniature, said Slr
Oliver.
'Wha fully, huely. and unresorvetyl rid Alber,!
looking anxously-at Matilda
tOlcourse.'
Offence or no offence said Albert with look of
arch meaning.
'Whom could the tale possibly ofendP said Sir Oliver
THAT ain vet TO learn. Lislen.'
As far as regarded Matilda, the word was wholly
superfuous She seemed TO have lost every faculty out
hearing. Albert in low, yet hurried tone, commenced
thus:
loved but was not loved. had rival that was se
Guctivs saw that he preferred by tho father, and
no! Indifferent to the daughter. My love could not
Would not attempt TO conquer; but my actions honor
bade me CONTROL and OBEY ed The friend was admit
ted where the lover would have been banished. My
successful rival ehteiU2d AIlnatuTe OF his mistress
Oh, then, then euyied-nnd impelled by uncolquera'
bic passion, Ioblaned candeslnelY from the artist fac
simis of that which SO much enyed him. 1t was my
hearts silent companion, and when at last duty called
me away from the original, not often did venture TO
gaze on the resemblance To prevent my secret being
discovered by accident mad the precious token encOs
ed in double locket ofgod, which opened by secret
spring. known only to me and TO the maker.
had gazed the lovely features on the dawn ofthe
battle day. returned tols resting place. and my heart
throbbed proudly under lis pressure was concous
that there had alsman, and, if Fever felt as heroes
feel, it was then-it was then.
On on dashed through the roaring stream fslaugh
| Ter. Sabres flashed and around me-what cared
| II had this my heart and a.brave mans sword In
my hand and, come to the worst. better could not
have died Than on that noble field. The shower of fat.
| ed balls hissed around me- What cared II l looked
around-to my fellow soldiers trusted for victory and
my soul entrusted to God and --shall own in tor
few tears my memory trusted 10 the original OF this
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-04

'Ah ba,' said The farmer 70 his Corn. y
'oh hOsl' said The corn to the EarmsE;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
ORk.M IL motLiNG.
Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND VA

NToULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
w lie generally that they have hand very cIfcn.
sivc assJrncntof FshioHG5ie Fail and Winter C2olns,
such as Supcr Diamond, wave ana Plain beaver over
slyle-Plo Over c0atsCoi and Canblci Clodks- Broad
Cloth, Drcss aud FTock Coats every variety of color
super Pllin ani Fancy Cashmere Panis-Sditinct do
Vests Of Plain and Fancy Velvet MsTno Cashmere, Cloth
satin anh SIR Flannel Lambs Wool shaker, Knit SHIRTS
and Diawcrsscaris, Crayas, Snspenders, Cloves Hose,
&c.
our assoTtH Ont being made Ivy oufncyCs. can with
conf tense, offer tcn the public superior Goods and
worknlusiip-all Of wirol We will sell rc1souabc
terms Tho quality he purchased for IN this
any Of the Northern Cities.
We also hayoon hanI sanncs Of the latest style Cloths.
Cassimcrcs AMI Ncstlngs. which will make To order In
tic most fashionable manner, short notice aud warrant
the ht aud workmanship. H. ~ SPENCE, Agent,
u 2n Of DfCm a. MuTltur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
AINANNCS FOR 1912.

TNTTN T|''"'
+ w. RANDOLPH & co, at Il sanSaJ's OLD Stand
~ . Main street. have Tor enc- .
American Almanac and Repository for Useful Know
ledge
IaFy'a Annu,I n esister and fiourokccpoIa Almanac
Common school Almanac, 10y JOrvilo Taylor
Dutch and Dutch English Almanac and Farmers Cden'
dar
iIousekeeret'a Aimanso, the Young wifc's Oracle,
containing 2ip Valuable Neccipis IN COOKERY &C.
Methodist Almanac
Musical and Family Almanac
Tho Old American, Comic Crockett Improved, Crock.
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Wouocks and Couom'S Virginia and North Carolina
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Tlsry Tor 1872 or Daily Register for the Of mnillo
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
TAnB & GILES,

TAHB & GILES
FAMILY GRoCERS a COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
In rear Of Exchange Hof,i. Aafn or n STREET,
TAKE this method Of calling The attention Of the Mem.
befs 't The Legislature, aud the public generally TO
their Stock 81 Family gfucsrrq Thor assortment Ia
NJ The very best Among them arc The following, viz.
Old Pale Cornac Draudy-Nin1gc 1876 & 1910
Old London DocK dO
Old IazcTac do
Old jamaica Rum
Old Scotch Whiskoy OF Mountain Dew
Old Irish do and old yo-(supcTioD
Old Apple and Peach Brandy
Old Lafayette, B'ark urn, Hone ' N,.t.,. yy....
Oh Black Warrior and other brands ''"'"" '''"''
Oid Port WI 9, old and genuine
Old palc and brown Shorty Wines various bTard4-ac
ycral of Pomars importation, aud 10y him, considered his
best. as pcf certificate IN haud
HokcT'E Old Archer, 1894, Ifcdslcck Cb,,.,.t...
LORD DufhaIn-Iiarrsou Harp Uia,b"'
Iucit, Juno and other braIis
Sparkling burgundy
schioiam Gin, London Porter and Pale Ale
Rcgalin, Congress Principe, Norcgo, ri,,rs
DcinOyn and Norma ''t""
Cuba smoking Tobacco
large assortment of each, Casups, Pickles, Jeioa,
Brandcd Fruits, &c. &c.
Anchovcs, Anohovy ras.c, Picked Lobsters and Sal.
Frenc', sardinosiuOh
old english Cheese, Olives and Capors
MaccAron and Ncrmacollo
Eclls Extra No Chocolate and Cocoa
UakcT'H do do do
All OF which, together with oher aricca ton numerous
10 mention, osrcd Tor sale for cash puncina
customers, as low they cauho had In this market We
desire aca from those who want, and feel sure that the
qualify 81 goods and terms NJ sale will Induce 70.
cond call, Any Article purchasc of that docs not give
Tho purchaser ami the money will bo refunded for the
same. dos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
MORE NEW GOODS. Nov. l6Ih
erich AND RAEE.n

THE subscriber receiving further selections OF Silks
l. Chcur, Gro dc Afnque Ombrcs, etc.
Plain, and figured, mOuslins, marine hluc
Plain mouSus, rich dark mole colors
Velvet and silk waddcd scarfs and mantillas bclut
ful assortment snd at reduced prices
ionHc ribbons neck AMI cap do OF velvet tacta and
other Einis
great variety ofbonnct silks, and black and coored
velycls OF shade, for trimming, etc.
figured nni einJrnilei Tmbsts, uncommon goods
Black honbaLnes, chays, Inousns, and other kind OF
mourning goods
phu, ncuslitchc,L cmbroilcd and rvicrc linen
Combs, hankeTchicis, great variety and some very
cheap
Aud Also still ON hand excellent assortment OF cloths
cass.aCrCs, cssilc'ts, kcrseys aud negro blankets
Atuv iUicf bo useful and beautiful might be
me !,innc The public atc invited 10 crme and see.
IL THOMAS Il. PRICE.
ccuGAI;-2o bbl. Philadelphia Crushed sussr-fo sale
- low. 10 70 John y GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

HHAr bhR.nNs IN DRY GOODS.
Prices reduced. 18th December, 1871.

CtHouCR. BROOKS L. HUDSON no, ,.,x.,o
ca a'uN'h 10 Their remaining stock. embracing cyc.
" Natev -hrIc ani Fancy Goods which they now one
AZ Iedhetd prices, as they are anxious to reduce their
present stock previous TO the LIST ofanuary nj which
N'' 's"' =" ouef
They are determined to offer such inducements ns mn
able Goods. " ~ w S'"'0"'
They particularly invite attention the following roody
OF which they have a choice stock, viz "''
Rich new syie Chcna and Changcabc siks-lI,ht and
dark shades "s"' auu
Monsanc de l.,luos, ropins aud Chanes
Plain M-de Cu.ored Mauslanus
Hack Gro de Rhine = ks
Splendlh wacdcd -llk Msniillas, Seats aud shawls
10 Enbr"iicIcd rhihctapi Dioclia shawls
kabylc aud Nett Shawls, low price
Extra inc blue. Woo, Black aud Fancy colred Co,h.
DO q" Cure Beaver ard Pilot Cloths
No do Cirsimcics, handsome as sortmcnt
Mctiuocs At b. 3 ~. AMI 81 6I
rrcnch AMI German Mesiu1cs. dark winter prinia
Wh'te aud scarlet TlInncls, rich printed iloc kings
hcisess' iinscxs sa'''nciSand Blankets for Nceroca
Extra hnc He'd bahkcts, ~ reduced prices
Bicaord and brown Domcs'ics, and Gotten Oznaburss
u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

To- Blank Books manufactured TO any given pattern.
and every variety Of Bndng executed in the bos man.
ner deg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
TAMES II. CUNNINGfihM.M Main street. I door
a. prnw Juia Myers shoe store, has recently added
HIS ioImcr stock aaIgc aud well tod supply Cheap
Dry Goods, 10 which ne would most respectfully call the
1cntonoi hisrustomcTs aud the public generally; those
residing the Country, well as those Oy the City,
Amongst his assortment will DC iouTd
Blue, black and green Broad Cloths all shades col
ours and quality
Green ia IT Bcayc Cloths, aui Lyon skins
Blue, black and Fancy CasSiIncrcs, all auai;ics
Nalcucia SwarsdCwn, ii X and Velvet Ncsiinss
Kentucky Jesus, sauineus and kcrscys
PAIN and PLAT linsey. from Is to - II
Rel Flsnncls at IL 4 NJ &c. and fncr
White uoal 25c, slc,S Ole, aud finer
Rcd and White Canton fianncs
six, Linen Cambtlc aud Cotton Pocket lIdkfs
BueS. Beaver, Berlin, Hid aud six G.uvos
Also, large Stock of
Mouscln lie LANES. Silks, SaiIins aud Callcocs
lHces OF all kinds width and prices
ELK, Wcrsicd snd Cotton Hosiery
nlcschci and Brown ShTiinss AMI shcstings
Bed Ticks, Apron and Furniture Checks
With variety VI articles the Dry Good line which
will be solt IT Unprecedented low price,. NJ
! II CU>NlNGiiAM'S
Starr Mali st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
-y..-JDl

A 8. MADDOX. Richmond, Ia is constantly re.
n. caivng celebrated Manufactures Of Chck.
erns MAcklys, anl T. Gilbert 4 Co, Boston cIich.
syc assortment Of Piano FOues. male expressly his
order. all nj which warranted 10 be suuctor
brought To this marker. FROM arrangements which he
h,s inst made wiie manufacturers. he will he abc 10
sell tsm oI considerable less ihan formerly. II the in
srunens whl, they represented TO nc, they
will be cScaanze taken back and when there ans
louhi about he qully, pay will be required until
suCh doubts are TeinOvedby trial.
Piano stools Of al paitcrps.
Piano Covers from 50 10 SIS.
ssP.aLos Always on iItc.
rhc as.e., collection OF church music. embracing an
the publications al ic lowest prices, wholesale and
retail - MADDOX,
q Rlf square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
bo Gps', H,ro 90 :; :, ROOTS.

(tENTIEMENS heavy double caiGkin ,ra,e, ,,o.,
" u og AZ a. per pair Only seven or u,o lbvo
superior Boos manufactured expressly ,r tic su5srfber
the above low pfieco, ior cash, by
SAMUEL PUTNFY
un 10 Opplstc tle nnIna Eigln Ilniel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

I AM now opening few packages OF and beautiful
Printed Goods, and will ~ n days additions
thereto determined Keen up tmcni Of the
latest aud preites patterns published and respectfully
wife purchasers to ealland eSaninc. wM =. BUTLER
Importer OF 0ucenswlrc, &C.
MOI 3doora above Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
WYATT. WINSTON & POLLARD,
LWNaIL q. ANLlln,. La. s-...-.LA -


(Wyau & Whites late Stand)
nFFERS Tor fse 20 Tho trsllc both TOWN and
~ To- our retail euHomcfH, Tho following goods reccv"i
~ no tHsi mfNals lfou baltimore and Now y1rk an
which laylt been aii ~ on tho bcsttcrms y,i b bi
very low iotrae,ur punctuhi cusotncTs WV VIC ''''
~ hhds Orleans, Pcrtp Rico and ~ f.,,f, a.-.-
DO Cubi Clarified ''N 'u1eia
~ hilds prime New Orleans Moagscs
10 Do 10 Porto Rico do f,r rc,.ir
gltiorccH 10 30 IN " ''"''"z
lu hhdscheap Trinidad do
10 hsEsprmo Green Rio Coffee. new
~ do Oh lava end iaguayfa DO
~ BOXES Loaf sugar, ~ various qualities
Efhat chHfff Eura Gunpow1er ica
tlcir Guupovier, Imperial ani Young Uyson do
~ boxes soap ~ variour qualities
~ h'tcc Fpcm Candida, best quality, New Be Iford
~ DO I1i' Patent Sperm CandieG
30 90 Sion lrs 10 do f,r T.vct,s L.
t0 DO brf Taiow CsuHlos w
fU efrks liverpool enc salt
SrN, llsprt nc Bieon-shoudcrs aud Mddings, cheap
s3 guan.r, haf aud whole boJes Raisns best bunch
non bon ~ Indigo--Pcpper-A Bar
Lfai -s1ot-Gun r0Sier Wrapping and wrHnF Psnrr
Cotton fmus-llcTnngs, &c de 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
MORE NEW BOOKS,
Received by SMITH, DRlNKER s. MORRIS,
nprruher 4

December 1.
DIAM sermons by contributors 10 the Tracts FOR the
i Times, selected by Bishop u T Undcrionk.
The Dew 81 Israel and the LAZY of God. glimpse Of
the Kingdom Of Grace, by DR.. W KrummaehcT author
OF Elishs DC.
The History Of Michael Kemp, the happy farmers lad
tale ofIustic life, Illustrative Of spiritual blessings
and temporal advantages Of early pety by Wood.
rurc, from tie sixth ondOn edition.
Numbers, l3C, 1871 l3S and 59 Iiarper's Family libra.
ry.
Scandinavia, ancient and modern heins history OF Den.
Henry Wheston,I ID.
Democracy, by George Sidney Camp, vol.
History OF Michigan. from it, earle colon 10 the
present time by James H. Lanman, | vol.
Rycs. ~
Eury'
No. Il BaTnaby Rud-e
lcdtc, 1872
Letters Of MIS- Adams the wife Of John Jams with an
Introductory memoir hy her grandson, Adams third
tavo.
system ofPhrenology by c Con,bc, from tie I'LL and
l1s trcv amt enllT-etD ElnJufs edition with uq wards
Of TO- c1sr syin-s. IN onc vol
Roa's Books for juvenile Readers, IN vols; stories %.
Illustrative % the insso % animals their character ard
hatits, with macy o.her Interesting juvenile work. 1r
presents ans premiums. dec