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DOMESTIC HAPPINESS.

Al! what 50 refreshing. so soothing SO salts
fying = the placid joys Of home
See the traveller. Does duty call him for
season to leave his beloved circle? The image
of his earthly happiness continues vivid in his re-
membrance; il quickens him TO diligence, it
nakes him hail the hour which sees his purpose
accomplished. and his face turned towards home
il communes with him as he journeys, and he
hears the promise which causes him to hope,
" Thou shalt know. also. that thy tabernacle
shal be IN peace, and thou shall visit thy taber-
nssls. ana not Nm ! o !! lie ioyfal reunion 81
divided fAmiiy--the pleasures u renewed in
tesview and co0vessati06 afler days Of absence
Behold the man Of science. He drops the la
horous and painful research-closes his volume
--smoothes his wrinkled brow-leayes his study,
and unbending himself stoops to the capacities,
yields to the wishes, and mingles with the di-
versions Of his children.
He win not blnsh that hath fathers heart,
To take in childish play, childish part;
But bends his sturdy neck, to play the toy,
That youth takes pleasure in, to please his boy"
Take the man Of trade. What reconciles him
to the toll of business z What enables him to
endure the fastidiousness and impertinence of
customers? What rewards him for SO many
hours Of tedious confinement! BY and by the
season Of intercourse will arrive; he will behold
the desire of his eyes and the children of his
love, for whom he resigns his ease, and in their
smiles and welfare he will find recompense.
Yonder comes the laborer. He has borne the
burthen and heat Of the day; The. descending
sun has released him from his toll, and he is
hastening home to enjoy repose Halfway down
he lane, by the side Of which stands his cottage,
his children run to meet him. One he carries and
one he leads. The companion of his humble life
il ready to furnish him with plain repast See
his toll worn countenance assame an air of cheer
fianess his hardships are forgotten; fatigue
sanishes he eats and is satisfied. The evening
fair, he walks with uncovered head around his
garden--enters again and retres to rest and
!" the rest of a laboring man is sweet, whether he
eat little or much" Inhabtant Of this lowly
dwelling who can be Indifferent to thy comfort?
Peace be to this house !--Rep. W. .yav
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CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
PHILADELPHIA STORES,


Granite k0sc, x'eHnsyicGnta .aCeste,
BETWEEN 3D AND Al sTREErs.
NITIZENS, STRAN GERS, and MEMBERS OF
" CONGRESS, come and buy where only one
price is asked. Persons not acquainted with the
prices of goods often have to pay fifteen, and even
thirty per cent more than those who know the Gus
tomary price, and have the tact Of Je,ring down to
The lowest price. In our Stores we ask more and
take less than the fixed price. All intelligent per-
sons approve of this way Of doing business and be-
lieve it the only fair way of dealing.
Our stock is large and well assorted We have
of our own make, DRESS BOOTS, al 50; WATER
PROOF, at 50 50 and - SO; DRESS BOOTEES,
81 Is to So SO, of FRENCH CALF; GENTLE-
MEMS SLIPPERS, MOROCCO AND CALF, at
rs cents GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH SLIPPERS.
at 81 25.
QUILTED WALKING SHOES for Ladies, de-.
cidedly the most pretty and comfortable shoe lady
can have for cold weather.
PARIS TIES and SLIPPERS, very handsome,
still selling for ST.
Children's wear in every variety
Nearly 1000 pairs Of India Rubber Over Shoes, in
every style.
Prime figured Rubbers, beautiful over shoe, at
rs cents
We seek not to humbug the public with selling
out below cost, twenty-five per cent. lower than
any other store J" sensible person is influenced by
any such statements. Our manner of doing business
is upon the one price system; we fix fair profit,
which all no doubt will allow, and in so doing, we
have been well sustained, our cash book fully
shows
Repairing, and every thing connected with ou
business shall receive prompt attention.
Prices the same in each Store.
Three Of the four comprising The firm practical Shoe
makers, haring graduated on the bench
J. +. FOWLER s. CO..
corner 18th and + SITS.
MANN & BROTHERS,
nov 2S-eolm Pennsylvania avenue.
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UoME INDUSTRY. MAGUIRE, Hat Manu-

Ii ONE INDUSTRY. MAGUIRE, Hat Manu-
IL tactrer, Seren street, opposite the Patriotic Bank,
has for sale good assortment of splendid Moleskin
Cashmere, Nuria Beaver, Plain Russia, and Silk
Hats OF the latest fashion of his own make and finish,
which ne warrants equal in style finish, and quality,
to any imported and at the lowest possible prices
Those disposed to encourage their own mechanics,
will please give HIM call and Judge for themselves
All kinds Of muhs, furs and caps Of every style and
quality sold very cheap.
Five rooms above the store for rent They will
be furnished, if preferred nov 24-lm
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nARBy's UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHICAL

nARBY'S UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHICAL
~ DICTlONARY,--c containing description Of the
Forts Seas, IIarbors, Rivers, Lakes, Mountains,
Capcs, &c., In the known world; with the govern
ment, customs, and manners of the inhabitants the
extent, boundaries, and natural productions of each
country and the trade manufactures and curiosities
of the cities and towns. Third edition, with ample
additions and improvements. This day published,
and for sale by r. FARNHAM,
dec Bookseller, Penn. ay. corner llth st.
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IXTHEN WILL THE PUBLIC CEASE TO BE
w HUMBUGGEDs--P. w. BROWNING, Mer-

+ AI HEN WILL f1E CEApE ~ be-
w UMBUGGED?- ?--P. w. BROWNING, Mer-
chant Tailor, in opposition TO all humbuggers most
respectfully requests members of Congress and stran-
gers visiting the city, not to purchase their clothing
before calling to examine his large and superior stock
of French and English Cloths Cassimeres, and Vest
ings Of the latest styles he prepared to prove to
thcm that he is selling the same article Of clothing
from 30 to IS per cent cheaper than certain dry
goods sorekeepers that wish to take the trade out of
the taors' hands by holding out false pretences to
the public that they selling suits of clothes from
$lO to $40 cheaper than they be purchased else
where Iwant to know how it is possible for any set
of men that have practical knowledge Of the bus
ness to sell clothes cheaper than practical tailors
men that know no about making coats than they
know about laying gbrick-notwithstanding all their
arrangements with the celebrated tailors to cut and
make their clohes and their great facilities for buy
ing goods unless they have facility for buying with
out paying for them? am determined 10 undersell
them, and not to sacrifice my trade to such an ava
ricious set of men until the last dollar is gone All
ask is for you to call and examine for yourselves.
A SHORT LIST OF PRICES.
Dress coats good wool-dyed black, SIS
Do do super .. l8
Do do beautiful article, French or English, 90
Beautiful Cloth Cloaks, :. 90
The above goods will be found ready made, or, is
preferred he will make to order at the same pricef
every article in proportion with the above prices TO
complete gentleman's wardrobe.
Ij- Between Sd and Al streets, Granite row.
ROOMS TO RENT.-six furnished Chambers
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THE WHIG STANDARD.

For the Wing STANDARD.
WHIG LYRICS. S.-NO. Ill
Tvxz---ss Oper the .Mountsin"
Hare We meet to sing the song,
That makes tho bond that binds US strong
By light Of lamp, or light ofm pon,
Our song shall be that same old Coon"
Then, gather. Whigs-all gather round,
And join the cheerful chorus
The Locos hate the jocund sound,
And the flag that Autten DER US!
To gull the ninnies, hear them cry,
Free trade will raise mechanics high -
'Tis all sham-you'll see it soon
Else we mistake {" that same old Coon!'
Then, gather, Wings, &c.
A tariff, and staunch one, too,
Will give all hands enough to do;
Wealth will prove industry's boon,
II truth lies in I" that Same old Coou!"
Then, gather, Wings, &c.
They say the Wings are proud; ifso,
Why do they for the tariff go'
They'll wear homespun at night or noon,
In honor Of " that same old Coon"
Then, gather, Wings, &c.
Tho silver moon sees many brooks,
Each brook on one moon only looks;
We know no orb, no brighter moon,
Than him we sing that same old Coon"
Than, gather, Wings, &c.
Not % the Locos-every ono
u looking at his own mock sun
They sll shine bright, in glorious noon,
But can't eclipse that same old Coon"
Then, gather, Wings, &c.
Then raise the shout for HARRY CLAY,
Our lixht-he shines BY night and day
Tho White House halls will greet him soon
The Western Star" that Same old Coon!"
Then, gather, Wings, &c.
CHIPS.
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A WALTER CLARKE s soN,respect-

A CARD-U.aLTER CLARKE & SO.Nrespect-
~ fully announce to Members of Congress- stran-
gers visiting the Metropolis and citizens generally,
that they have received general assortment Of ladies'
gentlemens', misses and childrens' shoes from the
most popular manufactures, as well as having in
store a large and well assorted stock of our own
make, and are prepared to make to order at the
shortest notice. every description of Boots and Shoes
made in the District, and at as low rates. They
hope by the strctest attention TO busaess, and firm
determination tb please, to receive due portion OF
the public patronage Store south side Pennsylvania
Avenue, opposite Gilman's drug store.
N. b. Cork-sole Boots made to order for ~.
f nov 28-3teoif
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PERIFOC.aL, OR AMERICAN PERISCOPIC
S P E c Z ACL ES,


SUPERIOR to any other kind in use, constructed
~ in accordance with the philosophy Of Nature, in
the peculiar form Of CONCAVO-CONV
ELLIPSES; admirably adapted to the organs OF
Sight, and perfectly natural to the Eye affordng
altogether the best artificial help to the human vision
ever invented They are manuiact ctured only by Il.
M. PAINE & CO., Massachusetts, and can be obtained
in this city of
S. MAST,
AL his store Pennsylvania avenue, near Gadsby's.
to whom we have consigned large assortment suit
ed TO every age and condition of the eye.
The Perifocal Glasses be used for the greatest
length of time either by day night with perfect
ease, when selected to suit the state Of the eye and
never cause that gddness Of the head unpleasant
sensation to the eyes, that many experience from
using the common kind, but tend to strengthen and
improve the sight as will be seen by the numerous
testimonials from those who have used them, which
can be examined by calling as above H. Perifocal
Glasses put into other spectacle frames.
N. B. All persons not satisfied with these Glasses
after making trial Of them, particularly requested
TO have them exchanged until suited. s
JAS. KILBURN,
nov 25-1m Agent for the Manufacturers.
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SPECTACI.ES, SSc.-The subscribers, Manufac-
- turers Of Mathematical, Optical, and Philosophi
cal Instruments Cat the solicitation of their frends
have added their establishment the article Of Spec
taccs in every variety of forms, where glasses Of
the best quality, and correctly ground optical
principles may be had to suit tile sight Of (nearly) all
persons gold frames made to order, Of any pattern
glasses fitted to old frames and all work in the line
done in the best manner; where may be had great
variety of Mathematical Drawing Instruments from
- to $50, Engineers and Surveyors Instruments of
superior quality, Pocket and other Telescopes, supe-
ror Thermometers in mahogany cases, for halls or
parlors Barometers, &c. Shortly will be published
in pamphlet form, with plates, Essay on the Human
Eye, showing its defects, and explaining the applica
ton of Optical Glasses, to its assistance, &c.
PATTEN & SON,
South side Pennsylvania avenue,
nov 6-lm between 10th and L lth sts
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CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, beautifully bound
~ in Turkey morocco, gilt, with plates also, COM
mon binding, large assortment just received, and
for sale at very low prices, at
r.. FARNHAM'S
dec l Bookstore, corner llth st. and Pa. ay
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For Tickets and Shares and rtcaes Of Packages in
the above Splendid Lottery--address
J. q. GREGORY s. CO., Managers.
Washington City, D. c.
ITAn account of the drawing will be sent i'm.
medlatey after it is over, 10 all who order tickets
from us. nov I5--dtd
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OPAL--The Opal for 1914; pure Gift for the
" Holidays. Edited by NJ p. Willis. List of en-
beshmeuts Christ Walking the Sea, Ruth and
Naomi, Dream Of the Consumptive, Christ by the
We'll of Sychar, The Will, The Daughter of Jairus,
The Deserted Wife, The Emigrant's Sabbath Morn
ing Nine illustrations, by J. G. Chapman. just
received and for sale by
1853 r. FARNHAM.
nov IL corner Of llth ST. and Penn. av.
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&c., &C., &c., SC,
Is Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters S2 so.
Certificates OF packages 26 Whole Tickets Sl4O 90
10 do 26 Half do 10 90
10 do 26 Quarter do IS 90
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ROOMS TO RENT-Six furnished Chambers
and one Parlor my store. nov l7-ifeof
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Ertrdet from Mr.. Tyler's Inaugural, April IL,
a lS41


" The patronage incident to the presidential
office, already great, is constantly increasing.
Such increase is destined to keep pace with the
growth of our population, until, without figure
Of speech, an army Of office holders may be
spread over the land. The unrestrained power
Of sel6shly ambitious man, in order either to
perpetndte his authority or to hand il over to
some favorite as his successor, may lead to the
employment of all the means within his control,
to accomplish his object The right to remove
from Office, which, subjected 10 no restraint, is
inevitably destined to produce spirit of crouch
ing servility with the official corps, which, in
order TO uphold the hand which feeds them,
would lead to direct and active interference in
elections, both State and Federal, thereby sub
jectng the course Of State legislation to the die
tation Of the chief Executive officer, and making
the tpiH Of that officer absolute and supreme. l
will, at proper time, invoke the action Of Con-
gress on this subject, and shall readily acquiesce
in the adoption OF all proper measures which are
calculated TO arrest these evils, SO full Of danger
in their tendency. / will remove no incumbent
from Office who has Faithfully and honestly ac-
quilted himself of the duties Of his Office, except
in such cases where such officer has been guilty
of an active partisanship, or by secret means
the less manly, and therefore the more objec-
fionable-has given his official influence to the
PcSSS
age Of the Government into conflict with the
freedom Of elections. Numerous removals may
become necessary under this rule. These will
be made by me through no acerbiy Of feeling.
have had no cause 10 cherish or indulge unkind
feelings towards any, but my conduct will be
regulated by profound sense of what is due to
the country and its institutions. Nor will ne
gect to apply the same unJending rule to those
Of my own appointment. Freedom Of opinion
vyIl hp tnd n IL, II
of suffrage will be maintained, as the birthright
of every American citizen but say, emphati-
cally, TO the official corps, thus far and no far
ther.'"
Take the foregoing, with John Tylers snbse-
quent political course and conduct and it will be
found to be replete with insolence and hypocrisy,
tyranny and treason. o. H. w. S.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Ocf 30 1S43.
SIR: Having heard, with deep and unfeigned
regret Of the removal, by your excellency, Of our
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. 30, 1S43.
SIR Having heard, with deep and unfeigned
regret OF the removal, by your excellency, Of our
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Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.

sEcoSD BoAsp, Wednesday, Nov SIS 90 Tennessee
SIS. S38 $4,000 do, s3f Is shas Kentucky Bank, 6s3
sle0O ,adng Railroad 6s 1880 66t; shss P-nnsyvs
MIA Bank, 222i ~ do 2a3 S70o Cry Gas a. le9;
MovamsnsDg Bank. 30; $4,000 STATE 6 67t; Si60 do 67
so shes Wilmington RR DIS A. IS; 100 d. do, without
notice, is 80 do Farm Mech Bank 81 90 do Union
Bank OF Tennessee. Is; 10 do u 3 Bank. At
FIasI Board. November % has PenI'a Bank. gas;
~ do do, 227t II do Pha Bank 94k 100 do rard Bank
64 800 do do 81; 81 do Man and Mech Bank a. SO do
Commercial Bank, so; 50 do Wilmington RR, ds with
out notice Is; so do do. ds ls 80 do Union Bank
Tenn. Co., 10 do Far Mech's Bsnk Az; $500 state 81
6st $500 DO 6Si oO do do 1854 est, $1,000 de do
odsf co. $4,000 dc do SO, "a shas Mechanics ,Dk as
10 Penn Township, Bank, 251 5000 Tennessee Bonds,
SIS, 81; $40 900 Ches Del Canal 394 80 shas Kentucky
Sank 60; 200 do Grard Bank 6t $500 City 6 l02t 30
hss Northern Bank OF ntucky eo so do Grsrd Trust
20 $50 do Norristown RR, vi do Lehigh Navis aton,
8, $3.50 Reading RR Bonds, SIS, Isa7, 81.
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FoR MAYOR OF NEw YORK,
MANGLE M. QUACKENBOSS.

THrArRIcALs, &c -Henry Placide of the Park
has left this city tor winter quarters at New o..
leans.
J Max Bohrer, this unequalled volinst, has ar.
rived In this city from his southern tour. He is
| about departing Tor Havana and Mexico, but will
first give farewell Concert, which will be the last,
on Monday, the 10 inst. at Washington Hail. He
will be assisted by Madame Sutton, Scharfenberg,
and others.
Nlblo's Garden Is about to be opened by an
Equestrian Circus, which in style and character will
be the FraDcoDi Of New York. To open on We'd
nesday, the 22d inst.
MIR. Winters beautiful exhibition Of Chemical
Paintings will open Tor short time at the Granite
Building, corner rect and Broadway
Madame Chit Damoreau and Mons Auot are 10
Boston, where they will give Concert at the Me.
lodeon on Saturday evening.
The theatrical season at Buff,lo terminates thi,
week
Ii is stated by all the Boston papers, and therefore
is probably true, that two extra candles will be burn
at the National Theatre during Macready's engage
ment This is an age OF light.
LECTURES, &c The season for winter evening
lectures has already commenced at Boston, and pre-.
partitions Tor them are every where in rapid pro.
gress
Animal Magnetism, Neurology, &C., are very
extensively fructfyng. Drs Johnson and Harriet
are illustrating and experimenting in this city.
DR. Buchanan is lecturiDg in Boston.
The Rev Mr. Dods, "the Mesmerc Agitator,' '
(who Is Mr. Dods , is astonishing the people of New
| Bedford.
DR. Collyer is holding forth upon the sane subject
IN Liverpool
lr short Animal Magnetism may be considered ar
decidedly ia high feather
The New England Society, 10 this city, is to be
addressed by The Hon Rufus Choate--and some OF
the papers say by Daniel Webster-atther approach
| ing anniversary.
DR.. Lardner is doing good business in Boston.
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WHERE TIE MONEY GOES the salary paid by
tne Anu 'avery Society 10 James G. Blrney, the
Friend OF Man." and the Anti Slavery candidate
Tor President OF the Uaited States 81 $50 per an.
mum, bes des travelling expenses. That paid TO tine
intensely benevolent Joshua Leaviu editor of the
Emancpator, is 81 800 per annum. and to Henry B.
stanton, 81 600 and his travel ing expenses. Who
wouldn't sympa,hise with The poor slave for $1,000
per annuml Benevolence is God uade--a great
many ingenious persons have found il OUT.
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CLINTON THE FoRssR, ALIAS JACK REED This
redoubtable Individual has escaped from the hands
OF the law. He was released by the English
Government in consequence OF iasufficiency Of
evidence, and Immediately disappeared. lea wing in
the hands OF the agents OF Messrs Little and Co.,
$4,000, which will be recovered by them The
result is, that the Uoited States have lost citizen,
and England has obtained a subject, as he, in all
probability, will not again venture over here,
where numerous indictments are pend z against
him
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHIlApELrHIA, Nov 9-An Delaware. Benedict Trinidad
De Cuba Ada Eliza Dun,on, NYoTh; Eliza hls, Buchanan,
picos
BALTIMORE, Nov 9-Arr Aun. (Bremen) Grote Bremen
18th ut lat Ion Sc experienced hurricane which threw the
sup down her beam ends but recovered Nav
Knapp San Bias; Coqaeue. Conner, Buck.por; Rochester
DieTcks, Bremen
NonroLx: Nov 6-An Union, taine Boston, 7th Example
Hildreth. NYork ~
SnoacaTows NOV s.Cld Temperance, Kingston, Jam;
Sid Lynchburg NYork; T. Townsend do
Nav ORLEANS. Nov 2-An Mississippi, NYork; Tuskina,
deaux
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEw ORLEANS. have
posted on our Office bulletin complete list of the
deaths by yellow fever during last season in New
Orleans Those interested can look at the same
without any expense A list has been published b,
that cach-penny concern, the Sun, at the exortion
ate price OF slxpence per copy. Who'll buy1 One
can be seen Tor nothing
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90. ANIMAL MAGNErISM.-Profsssor Johnson
gives the last OF his raordnary experiments ia Mes
me'sm to morrow afternoon. The charming Misses
shaw, Great Western Celeste Cole and his dog &c. per
form every evening and splendid entertainment they
give for twenty five cents. The museum continues
crowded day and night.
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ELECTION RRTusNs-Tne State is democratic in the
popular vote and in its Legislature So far as heard
from. AZ democrats and Is wings have been elected
TO the Assembly. The democrats have elected
their Senators in the lst, "a, 81, 4lh, 5h and iii
districts
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90 THE FORTUNE TELLER sIs DRAWING
cro~ DIS at Pesles Mus UNI. The gro extravsganzas,
comic songs, dances, SC rich hey Dad conception.
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CHATHAM THEATRE Another immense crowd
attended last night to witness the performances OF
the Spy" The new piece, with each representa-
ton, acquires additional tmoothness and character
10 please. Hill, the Yankee Spy is capital in the
extreme superior, in our estimation, 10 any prev.
Gus efforts OF ais. This evening the piece viii be-
repeated for the fifth consecutive nIght-Hil
also appearing in the capital part of Nathan Tucker
IN the farce OF A Wife Tor Day Mrs. Preston
appears for the second time. and besides SUI dry
dances. Mr.. Wood plays the Wild Man in Valentine
and Ofsen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. ID. c Professor Joel 6
Bacon, Of Mass, has accepted the Presidency o.
this College.
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o. THE ANGLO AMERICAN Is RAPIDLY AID.
vancing in pubic estimation il is now considered 10
stand among the very highest literary papers in the
coubtryits contents for this week is thought he un.
surpassed Poetry-The Heart and Rose, by Swain;
"Cslmly as to Nights Repose," by c. s. TO A. c. by
Sigma The Eve Of 81 Bartholomew, being sequel 10
the Fall Of Murray, The Death Bridal, story Of the
Peninsular War, by A. G. Castle, M. d. T. A Lesson
drawn from Life, by Lamar Blanchard. 8 St Peters.
burg 1873, concluded A Case Of Hydrophebia, by
T. Hood y Recollections Of the late A Rainbsck. 8.
Poison Gas. o. Grecsn Literature, by Anthem, LII ID
TO- Exercise, and Athletic Genes, by the Editor IL.
Oa the Study Of the Law, from the comic Blackstone.
~. Statistics Of Libraries 10 Hans in Luck. IL Dis.
coveres the Neth Coast Of America 10 Iresnd-full
partic usrs of the suppression Of the Conef meeting.
and the arrest Of OConnelL I6 ChiDa--the Treaty Ia
u ratified. IL. Punch's Tour to Paris lS Editorials,
summary Of Foreign Intelligence, Army Promotions,
Varieties, &C. IS per year, single copies 9 cents
IA. FUTILE, Agent, Ann street.