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ExPLoSIoN-Loss OF LlFE.-For a wonder,
il is some days since we have had to record The
blowing up Of steamboat The Buckeye Belle
was The last that was attended with very serious
consequences. The western papers now bring
br,ef dlIails Of another, on tho Mississippi, nea,
ST. Louis. The steamer Geneva, a Keokuk
packet, burst her boilers on the nigh, ofihe Sd,
killing several persons and badly injuring 9th.
efs. The boat took FIRE uad burned to the wa.
ter's edge. Capt. johnson, The clerk, Capt,
Chas. Dean, passenger, and others. names not
given, killed Instantly. Capt. Perry, 10 COM
nand Of The boat, MORALLY injured. The Two
engineers and the mate bodily injured,
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Poor DEvILs.-A writer in the Journal OF
Commerce says Iho. there are more specimens
Of d" The poor devil'' in California than in any
State in the confederacy. Among his acquaini-
ances there are no less than four dry goods
merchants VIII peddle clans for living, and
seven ministers Of The gospel who tend BAR
According to him, The only men who thrive in
California, are the rough, tough, and goahead.
The mere gentleman stands no more chance on
the Pacific Than the mere der. People who
set value on solt hands and soft living will
please notice.
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The Messag &c.

Ne received ibis documen. at too late date
lcE publication las, week, bu, we hope ii has
not yet become TOO stale for insertion. Il is a
good paper. and just such u one as we expected
Mr.. Fillmore would write. lilo has made every
Gbbjscs he touched quite clear, and we think
enactmen.s, in accordance with his suggestions,
win be for the good OF the country. lie refers
70 The death Of Mr.. Webster, 10 a very neat
patsesAph, and his argument On the Tariff ques
lion may be laid upon the liable by the oco(oco
body 10 which il was sent, bu. they cannot an.
sweE ii.
EveTy man should read il, not only ss an
smboj'me6t Of Whig policy, buI as a source of
correct political Information.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

The BRIDE OF NAPOLEON THE UsURPER The
Baden correspondent of the Cologne Gazette,
writes from Carlsruhe on the IIIh ull: "The
beWoIhment of Louis Napoleon with the
Princess Garcia Of Vaso may now b. regard
ed as a certainty: il has, however. ss |
learn, from most trustworthy sources, only been
brought about after the conquest Of great diff.
culIea. No. only were high political advisers
against the match, but many warning voices
were raised among the family connexions Of the
lady, to remind her Of The unhappy 10, of an.
other Princess Of Baden. But The policy Of
the Grand Duchess Slephanie, grandmother Of
the bride, has lrumphed over every obstacle"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

The Old Brewery, the most notorious build.
ing at the Five Points, N. Y, is abou. 10 be de.
snoyed to make room for a new building TO be
erected for The Home Mission there. Ii has
been lighted up for several evenings fol the in.
specon of those desrOus Of seeing This scene
OF so much former misery aLd vice. Some
5000 persons, large proportion Of whom were
ladies', visited i. on Monday evening.
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LUUK HEREI
A Farm for AaEc.

hereby offer for sale farm OF GA acres,
which is situated three miles easl o, Canollton,
on the Wellsville road Tho farm Is we'll wa
tered, has good hewed log. shingl2d root house.
good orchard, gool barn, plenty of stable room
and good out.houses. There is also prospect
OF good coal on the premises.
For terms enquire, on the farm. OF
Dec. 10, '52, JAMlNA MOORE.
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We cannot say that the completion Of .he
Railroad i' yet entirely ceTlain. A liulo more
siock 10 necessary TO insure i.s consumma,ion.
We hope our friends iu The country will come
up 70 The rescue. The town has done all Iha,
il is able 70 do. and The success or abandonment,
Ofshe work depends on the farming portion Of
,he community; aud we do earnestly hope ,ha,
ihey viii lend helping hand wi'hou, delay.
The company do not ask you 10 pay imme.
dia.sly, lhsy only wanl so'pe backlog TO secure
them 10 she event oi their borrowing a sum suf.
feieav 70 complete the work. Fifty dolIurs,
payable ~ Twelve or fifteen months, will not
imPoveIish- you. while il will save The vast
AmopRs already expepdsd. We will wat pa.
,isasIy, hps aBxiOpsIy, your acuOn in this mat.
teF.s slss - = '~s1t 1ssg1G ".f ...ftr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

New YORK CITY.-tIunl's Magazine contains
a long article upon the commercial cities of The
United States, which is devoted mainly to ex.
hbiIing the progress and extent of New York
in population, health, business, &c. The com.
Pac,ly built portion of that city has an average
of 249 square feet per head. In The up town
wards the average is NOT more than 100 square
feet. The number Of occupants, compared with
the number Of houses in the city, shows the NV.
erage to be l3! persons In house. The NOR.
tany blps tXhlbIn tho fact that about in rs
die every wear. The ratio of deaths does moi,
increase with the density of population. The
average duration of lie in New York is set
down NJ RI years. The number oI persons
supported aI the aims house is 6 900, but public
lid is rendered to 40,OO0 oIhe,s. the annua! *
pense oi which is 100000. There are 907
free schools 10 the city, in which are taught,
about 900 pupils, at an average cost Of &c..
81 per head. Of the adult popoualion, il was
asceuained by The last census that in every
274 was unable 10 read or write. or churches
New York has for every 2I00 Of the popua.
lion. The effective miua which could be call.
ed into service al once numbers some $4,000
men. This does not Include The volunteer or
uniform militia, which numbers some 1000
men. The city police consists Of 900 men.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

In LucK.--The Newburyport Union contains
a story that an Irish lad 10 Iha. town, who ran
away from Ireland year or Two since, received
u letter from some official parsonage a, home,
informing him that he has fallen heir to EI0,.
0oU, being nm annual income of fl,O0O. The
boy 10 about sixteen years old, and came over
here entirely destitute Of means.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

VERMONT. Legislature of Vermont. at
It's late session, passed q temperance bill, which
embraces the principle features Of the famous
liquor law, This is TO be submitted TO the vote
of the people, and il the majority so decide, it
will be a law. We aPpseheud This s The best
way TO settle the question.
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Estate aCJ. n. MiIMcr, Decd

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrative of
the estate of John N. Miner, decd. All persons
indebted to said estate will make immediate pay
ment; and persons having claims against ssid
estate will present them, legally proven, within
one ear from this date.
CATHARINE MILNER, Adm'x
necemher 10 1870
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OF We have received a copy Of The Ma.
PoleOO Dynasty" BY the " Berklsy Men" !"
which contains n sketch Of The life OF each
member Of the BOnapane family. Il is a very
readable book, containing 600 pages, beautiful.
ly printed, with a portrait Of each individual.
Ii is for sale by Cornish, LamPOn & Co., Of
New York. Price Sc.
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CI1Rl.

We are glad 10 be sbIs TO inform our readers
that The diihculIy with the authorizes Of The isl.
and Ofcuba are sa'islacsOrIy se1llsd. ssd lhsa
hiendly relations have been mainIained between
the United States and Spain. The disclaimer
OF Mr.. Puuer Smith, made under oath, seems
10 have SPPeased the Captain General. and he
has Withdrawn all objection 70 his Iasdias 81
Havana. Thus has Mr.. Laws attempt TO pro.
cure uarksi for his muSke. entirety failed.
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Harlem SDrInRs,

Mr. Hilbert is prepared to accommodate. with
"board and lodging" all who may give him a
call. There is no Hotel in The village, and as
The springs are but very short distance from
the road, we presume all desiring TO sojourn in
that region will call on him.
We knOU he keeps good house,.
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RO,. an TammauV nan.

The New York Herald has become one ol
The regular organs Of the Locofoco party, ia
New York. la late number is q rich article
headed Row 10 Tammany Hall" We copy
enough oi u 10 give an idea Of the morals thai
prevail 10 the headquarters Of modern Democ.
rsey. We give The conclusion Of the scene.
The commiIIee had met 10 make arrangements
Tor the primary elections for Lommillees, &C.,
for the ensuing year. What a scene Tor civ
illzed community BuI what else could be ex.
PecIed where such wreIches as Captain RyndeTs
and his gaOg Of bulIies rule the party :
The main question was then called for, and
was about 10 be PIT, when Mr.. John s. Austin,
and one or TWO others, entered the room emo
uttered threats. He was requested by the
chairman to retire, as not being q member.
He refused TO do so, and took a seat. The
chairman then deputed Mr.. Mcintyre, Of The
Fifteenth ward, and Mr.. Leonard, Of the Sec.
ond ward, to go 10 the station house 10 obtain a
police iorce 10 protect The committee, there be-.
Jog al this time a tremendous force outside,
shouting and endeavOrug TO come in. Mr..
Barr then requested Mr.. Austin to leave. He
agreed 10 do so, but signal cry being given al
The instant. the dhor was burst in and a torrent
W uieu WIN tHelT hdls OH hOu tnelT sleeves
tucked up, and we'll primed with drink rushed
forward, some Of them finging pepper boxes,
some Iumblers, and some chairs, and Whatever
missiles phrenzy could supply, at The obnox.
ious heads heads Of tho ilunkcr section Of the
commviee, while others used their fists vigor.
ously. The scene was frighGuI. The lights
were exIinguished, and The yells made night
hldeOus. The commitlee was broken up, and
The members were compelled to fly by various
avenues, through which they were pursued by
their assailanIs. Mr. Schel was struck by a
chair, and his scalp was cut opeB from the top
OF The head down to The temple. The injury
was very severe. The wound was stitched aud
dressed by DIR. Hilton, aud Mr.. Schell is ever
since confined TO the house. We have heard
that 10 Ihe confusion and the darkness some
members Of the Barnbuner section received
knocks intended for Others.
There was also considerable skrmishing out.
side.
The majority If the Commiuee repaired to
the AsIor House for safety and for rendezvous,
and they agreed informally TO call meeting al
Tammany Hall on Wednesday next, when the
call for The primary elections will be acted up.
on. They also expressed their determination
10 prosecute their assailanls and all who aided
and abeued them, TO the utmost rigor Of The law.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

MARI lED-On Thursday. 9Th inst. by
Rev. Jas, Golden, Mr.. BELL, Of Saline.
vile, 10 Miss SARAH BoIcE, Of Mechanic 81 own.
December l2,h. BY Rev. W. C. Henderson,
Mr.. Jonas KINTNER and Miss JANE G. HAzLKrr.
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We knOlO be keeps a good house.

The American Wing ReUisw for December
is on our table. Il con,uins an admirable biog.
raphcal memoir Of Daniel Webster. with We.
ry striking, lfo.Iike portrait of that illusIrious
man. Also an excellent article upon THE For.
eign Policy Of the incoming Administration;
Iegelher with vast amour. of political and liz,
erary reading. Champion BisssI, lsO Nassau
ct New York, is The publisher.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

WARS IN A NAME One OF our exchange
papeGs, speaking Of The candidates for the Le-
tglslalure, in one OF the counties Of Wisconsin,
says that J. M. Root is The Democratic, Robert
Ilogg The Free Soil, and T. II. Dye, the Wing
candidate. So with The voters we suppose i,
will be Root, Hogg, or Dye--aud no mistake.
- Ckristian Aduocdte.
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/ hereby notify the public that am fully pre-
pared to entertain all, in the best style.
The Table
VIII be supplied with the best the country affords,
and SLEEPING APARTMENTS furnished in most COM
Portable and desirable manner.
The Stable
Will be provided with an abundance Of proVender,
and attended by careful ostler.
No pains will be spared to make the travellers
soiourn ugreeab e.
PARTIES can be accommodated with a they de-
sire, on the shortest notice.
Dec. II. '52. JOHN HILBERT.
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or Our merchants and patrons generally are
directed to The advertisements Of John Hail,
Halter; O'DonnelI & Mullen, Cabinel Makers;
and james Lemon, Chair & Cabinet ware deal.
er, which appear 10 another column.
A cleverer set Of fellows Than the Pittsburgh
dealers do not live, they being always ready, in
addition 10 good bargain, to give you pleas.
ant look and kind words.
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For me Free Press.
a Bank.
MR. Enron =


Mr.. EDITOR -
s''a' In the last number Of your paper no.
nee Iinle article on Ihe subj ct Of - Back"
ih CarroIIt"n. think the suggestion good
one, aud AIN willing to do my share in promo.
line the enterprise,
- There cun be no doubt that such nm ins,i,u.
dou would be OF much benefit to our c0mmun!.
", aud bea safe and profitable means Of en-.
ploying capital. We will feel The necessity of
mSte when the Tuitroad is completed.
am willing TO take twenty shares Of stock
/. ~ q banking institution, 10 be located in Car
mlllop. Who will take twenty more
4'sf BENEFIT.
We Ike The spirit Of ouI correspondent, and
would be glad to soc manifestations of The like
10 others. lIu, there is great obstacle in The
way ofour having bank 10 this town. lflhe
capital could be raised 10. morrow. we could no.
have bunk because there is no law thai au.
IhOEZss The organ Zaton Of other banks. The
Law authorizing independent banks was super.
eedrd by tho new constitution, and that insru.
menl further provides lha, no enactment Of The
legislature, authorizing banking, shall become
alav. until vote Of The whole people shall be
had. and majority of them express themselves
10 lavor off. Thus are we cut of from oil
hopes Of bank, so long as locolocoism rules
Ohio. And this is not all. They are endeav.
oTing 10 break down the banks we have, and
will PROBABLY succeed. Then we shall have
even more Of The POPer Of oIhOr SIoIes OAoa.
among Us Than at present, dsngreeable and un.
pleasant as the necessity may be. There is no
way left Cor you, Mr. Benefit, bu, 10 'cany on
for yourself" as broker.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

or Lieut. Governor MEDILL, by his casting
vote in the Senate, decided against a special
commiuee on the Temperance question.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

u should Be UnirsrsaHy EnOvn-for Il IL
strictly Hue-Ihai indigestion il The parent of q
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dyseu.
terry, dlarhGa. cholera moTbus, liver eomplsiot,
and many other diseases enumerated in the civ
inspectors weekly eualogue Of deaths, are Ren.
erald by indigestion alone. Think Of lhs,
dysPePIies think Of i al! ~ho suffer from dis.
ordered s'omachs, and IL you ore willing 70 be
guided BY advice, founded upon experiences, re.
SORT al once (dOnt delay day. 10 Hoohsnd's
German Biuers, prepared by Dr.. C. NJ. jackson,
which, as an alIera'ive, curative, and invieorant,
stands alone and uuapproachgd. General de.
pot, 100 Arch street. We have tried these Biz.
Iers, aud know they are excellent for the dis.
eases specified above Philadeiphia { Nv Hem.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

10 the upper house of The Ohio Legislature,
a resolution abolishing The House Of Represent.
adves, aud declaring il null and void was unan.
imously adopted, bu. declared out of ordcr.--
What can this meant We have no doubt il
would be better FOR The State r such were the
case, bui siuce we must be afflicted with such
nnisances as The PreSsnt Legislature, we protest
against their cSnsudiiog time, at four dollars a
day, with such nonsense as the above.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

& ls ssil 10 session. and will Probsbly remain
'sssss'On uasa Nay aox,. The most exciting
'uttset dpiug he pest week. vas rssolu,ioa
~ tsise comha.es 20 Inquire inlo lie condi.
dod Of The psui.eodsry. This resoluiioa y as
rvfsEsd.loa conmiuee Of three lOcOlocos. Who
rsPoEssd n issor Of its AdOplioa; iuii,ua.ing
that 'sssss Is something rotten 10 the state Of
Depaasfk should be remembered ,ha, one
Asa 9, hwnock. lOeOlOco, is lhe Warden,
saa 'hpt thel whole cobeern Is under locOluco
aeaSge@enE Thers was consider able of
fghs emohgs, the friends and euemies, al loco.
5eos, o. The Warden The former endeavorinp
10 klll The resolution. and lhs lauer urging is
Pasaage. Sume singular admissions were made
BY The ?any'in power For instance, Ihe fol.
loving, by Mr.. Means, a locolocO from JeIIsr.
500 J" he though, ,bc developments Of the last
(sw days had shown Ihal there was mole seal.
nyip ihs Democratic parry than was generally
supposed. Such rascaiIy would generally
slough of in due lime aud when the Democra,.
ie parry 10 this liuuse vas reduced 10 ils proper
size, mush Of that rascaIity would have slough.
cd oiF, aud the party be- Ieh more pure"
81 The bill 10 amend the TAX law was discussed
q lbe Senate, aud The 'wu hundred dollar ex.
smPiiop clause was struck out. Ond fifty dollars
iasetled.s' w he'her or not this proposition will
daalIy prevail We know not, but there seems to
be many ffeuds Of the movement among the
members.
The Bill, introduced by Mr.. Mungen. for the
relic! Of TAX payers, who are taxed for the pay.
DenI Of interest and principal on bonds issued
by towns. townships, and counties, to railroads,
Plank'roads, &c met with more favor Than was
81 fret exPe,red. As repudiuIion is locOfoco
doctrine, ws have very little doubt but The mea.
sure will preyu.
The same spirit Of rapOciiy which infatuated
the party in power last winter. is making itself
manifest sIIhis session. Already quarrel has
commenced amobg members about additional
CLERKS, al four dollars day. And 80 il goes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

ALABAMA-SINGULAR REsULT.-The popular
vote in Alabama is nearly teenty thousand less
than it was four years ago, The following ia.
BILE will show that, some how, the people "didnl
take no interest,"" down there at Tho lale elec.
ton
1859, 1848 1914. 1910. 1886.
Wing l5,O38 3O,49e 96,O84 q8.47l 1862
Dem. 96,88l 81 1868 3774O SO 99I sc, ,5O6
Southern Rights and scattering, $3.50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

ARTHUR's HoME MAGAZINE is on our table,
filled with valuable reading matter. The Sc.
ecIiOns are in good IasIe, und the book we'll ex.
ecnled.
Terms, one copy $500, 90 copies $50. Ad.
dress T. s. Arthur g. Co., Philad'a, Pa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

The OHIo FARMER, published at Cleveland,
has been sent US, and we do not hesitate 10 re.
commend il 10 our farming community as We.
ry valuable paper in its line.
Terms. $500 per annum. Address ThOs
Brown, Publisher, Cleveland, o.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

Il digest !" uch is the true meaning Of the
word 81 ePsin," or Of the two Greek words from
which II is derived This is the significant and an
propriate title of the true digestive fluid, or Gas.
ulc juice, prepared BY Dr. ]. ;. HoughtOn, Of Phil.
adelPha, from the fourth stomach Of the OK, f. r
the cure OF indigestion and Dyspepsia. h Is Ma.
lures own remedy for an unhealthy stomach. No
art OF man can equal its curative powers Il rem
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
zee the figure of the OK in another part Of this pa.
per. y
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James lemons

CABINET FURNITURE g. CHAIR WARE RooNs,
No. lI8 Fourth ST., Piuburgh, Pa.
Manufacturer of Sofas, Divans, wing Ward
Robes, Tele.a. Teles, Ladies Cabinets, Gents
do, Chevaliers, patent extension tables. Secre.
Iaries, Book Cases, Spanish EIagers, Side
boards, Music slooIs Han racks, Lounges, Cribs,
&C., &c., all made under his close superiDtend. :.
ance, Of The various foreign and American
woods, from tho la.es. French styles, and are
warranted in material and workmanship to bs
superior to any manufactured 10 the United
States. Also always ON hands good asson.
menI OF common furniture and chairs.
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Bellows. Bellows.

A large supply, wa 'ranIed better Than any
made west OF The Aleghanies al reduced prices.
Suaogers visiting The city are respectfully nvi.
led TO call before pure haSing, as he is confident
they cunno, fail To please.
Dec. II. 81 SIMS
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0YSTENS! OYSTkRS!!

Constantly on hand at Isaac Hersh's Saloon,
on Main street, Carrolllon, where ladies and
gents will be treated with respect
CarrolIIon, Dec. II, '52.
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A CALL FOR STATE TEMPERANcE CONvEN.
TroN.-The friends of Temperance in Tho sew.
eral counties n This S,ale, are requested to meet
in some central place or places 10 their respect.
i've counties on the third Saturday, The 18th of
December next, and at such meetings 10 discuss
the proprielv Of law entirely prohibiting the
liquor traffic in Ohio, and designate large mum
Der Of delegates to represent Iner views in a
State Convention 10 be held in the cly of Co.
Iumbus M the 6rsI Wednesday (he 5h) of Jan.
uary, 1859.
All the papers in This State are requested to
publish this call.
S. F. CAREY,
J. B. THOMPSON,
JOHN A. FO0TE,
uADDEN IRNUtNc
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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified Executor Of the estate Of
William Dennes, deceased. Those indebted to
said estate will make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estite will pre-
sent them legally authenticated within one year
from this date. GUY DUDGEON,
Dec. II, 1859. Executor.
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61r Hersh has good Oysters, a. 20 cents
dozen. Cheap enough. See advertisement.
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ls s.ill 10 session. and Will Probsbly remain
isssssiOn uasil May nex., The mosl exciting
suhjeeS dwiug sbe pest week, vase resolution
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
NEW BOOKS.-D. p. PAYNE M.

= " ceved the follow ing ne Books.
scayners of England by Herbert
! Hearts Unveiled V Snvunr-
3Gaieiies and Graviries b, torace Smith.
Musings of an Irvaid
Rom"nisln at Home kirwan'- Letters Chief Jus
tice fancy
iW"rid Here and There by Dickens
Home ard Social Philosophy i.y Dickoes.
1Casc Of Olrante
Lees Remarks on the Writings of jefferson,
Household Of Sii Thr>. Moore
braces Hungary in 1851.
Romance IF Naurl History Wild Scenes and Wild
Hunters,
Barnes on Revelations.
Life and Correspondence Of Lord Jefiry hy Lord
coc.burn
jeiolien Legends by Longfelow.
Trnners Southern Medical Rero,ts.
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