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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
.elllpence alsO Ofthe loss
Another ship Huntress Wreckcd-Fulls
Particulars.

The ship Huntress, Capt. Soule, from san
FIbncisco, bound 10 Hong Kong, wrecked on the
AsIo (coroD Reef about zoo miles distant from the
Sandwich lslsnds, on the night OF the 2Oth May The
Marc Rect was laid down erEoneously on the captains
chart "a French one making difference in position OF
J. mes, in addition which the SET OF the current
norhvsrd fut the HunIress about 3 miles out OF her
reckoning. The II. wss owned by Messrs. Sage &
smith merchants IN San Francisco and was Insured for
the Gum Of S2ucuO The following letter dated Hong
Kons Au.. >, which We copy from Tie Alta California
gives detailed account OF the accident and the subse
quent suaeFing OF the crew:
The Huniress ,tru,k On Marc Reef about seven hun
bred miles wet Of the Sandwich lssuds on the nigh.
OF he aDth Of May and blged IL short time Il was
beautiful night, AID size carrying al sail before
seven Knot blecze We had not tie slightest idea OF
dtn-er the rect n re captains chart laid down IL
uIes aoTh OF the true Latitude and besides after.
ward und IA, troDg current had been Ell day car
rying her cut OF her true course NOTHING could BE-
Of The dtn-er as . L eleven feet below the sur
face, DLd neither broke showed set By dscOL
oraton OF the water in the darkness OF the night AZ
she struck, everything done get her of
but she tuck fast and struck heavily and necessarily
6ll the tine The kedges got cut, but the sharp
ooTahl rocks cut the cables they strained
upon, and she blced before morning
Il never saw man DO more than Csptbn Soule and
indeed every on board did his duty vel she did
not break up for four days that had time 20
pair the boafs which were not in the most seaworthy
STATE. and would have drowned u oil if we had been
obliged resort 10 them Immediately Fortunately
hsd time put them in order and IL them out with
masts and fais, aud everything they would carry for
support
I'VE finally left her on the 25th in three boats. she
tier breaking UP fast, though the mGss had been
cut away to Ease her. Capt Sonle, myself Chinansn
Upa sx men were in tie long boat and the remainder
divided between the ether TWO boats
I'VE fourteen dave in them feeling n vou may
imagine very badly. and ON strict starvation det W..
tired fret TO reach the Sandwich Islns bu could no,
beat up sgsinst tie wind AMI ct length bore s,vqy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
ALBANY, Thursday, Oct. p, 1852.

ALBANY Thursday, Oct; =, 1872
~ ne Editor efths ~ Tribune;
A copy of The Tribune of Oct. % has just been
shown me, which contains Address to the Land Re
formers Of this State, signed by the State Central
Committee stating why Land Roiormers should
vote for Gen Scott for President and in support Of Tie
entire Wing ticket Of which appeal know nothing pro
nor con- until this day, having sen II IN The Iriss,e
Az difsent from many Ofts conclusions and support
Tor Pre- iden, John II lie, and the Free Democratic
State ticket should undertake. % commend ~ Land
Reiormers whom TO support III the present campaign
should cordially recommend them 10 follow my eN.
ample
Houinr ths correction will be made by The Tribune
n az early day as possible, remain respectfully
Yours for Progress and Reform,
jaws GR.y
On. .n, COMMITTEE Of L.nd Rsnm.r. W.. Yorl s,.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
Mortality at the Mines.

An extract from private letter, dated Yuba
River, Sept. - says
Il meant to have sent you list of the poor miners
who have died on this river within the last three
weeks There have been solemn times at BartJns Bar,
Roses Ear snd Parks Bar aud within the past three
weeks nearly 100 persons have died OF cholera. The
disease il yet raging OF Parks Bar though decreasing
The inhabitants much alarmed, most of the
cases ari.e from some neglect cereessness the
part Of the petient Three four women have died at
Parks Bar and their lofs Is deeply deplored. They
were much esteemed, AMI their families la deep
mourning am very sorry not TO get their names, but
viii Try 70 ere another steamer sails Mr. Bennett
frst died, and another lady by the name OF Martin
will try TO bring send correct list Of all the de-
ceased forwarded you by Inst steamer list of
OF the dead az BaTons Bar Since then the disease has
ragged along the river down Parks Bar II is
ul picture TO pass the OF graves along the
river side"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.

We give below full detail of the news from
our California tiles received by the Georgia in addition
10 the items n our Morning Edition Of Saturday.
We are indebted TO the obliging Purser of
tie Georgia, George r. Fairehd, Esq, and Adam
& Cos and Wells, Fargo s, Cos Expresses for the
prompt delivery OF valuable iayOrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
SLirnrent of Gold Dust,

BY the following statement it will be seen
that the amount OF gold dust forward by the Ten
nessee Oct lbeng Tor II days-resche, the enormous
:, -cO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16

SENECA AND GEN. TAYLoR.-Col. Weed Of
the Albany Evening Journal, in a letter from
laly describing siatuary, says OF the head Of
Seneca -
But the head which, for the last two or three
years, has arrested the attention " American )
the momen, they enter the room, is tn at oi
Seneca, whose strong, marked, and clear
resemblance to Gen. Taylor, is most remark
able Those vino loved Gen. Taylor, aud re-
we're the memory OF that truly great and good
man, recognise this striking likeness OF hun, IN
tie head and features Of one o. the sages OF
antiquity, with deep emotion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16
Destructive Fire in st. Adams.

Of the 81. ,42bGns Messenger, for the follow
ing Telegraphic Despatch, through The Troy
and Canada Office -
Sr. ALn4Ns, Thursday, April 8, 1852.
GEN CLARKE -
About 10 o'coci, la. night, fire broke ont in
DAREo rs Store, which with the Store OF BRAINAED
d FUlLER,--the Store 81 SMITH s SwlFr,-the Fur
liture Store OF AaLh Cal Gcu,--l Tin 6hop,-a Tai
lors Snop,-Ind y ,YFuR.u's Notc,-wcre all burn
et. Loss, very heavy, bu, we'll covered with lsur-
ance, in Vermont Computes, and the Connecticut,
and l..nu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY,, March II.
At Market OIL CattIe-ahout 45o Beeves and
800 -, % O1e' lows ana
Price;-Mar6et Beei-Extra, 81 90 ppr cwt: let
quality, - 80; ID quality. $500; Sd quality $500
orIIlay sIai,3o. r.,o..o
c.,s LA p p. IA S2,oir"3"" o. i vI.
per 10.
Stores-Wotilng OKen--s?5, W, lUlall9.
Vo"s auu C n,",,- ~ -9d'o'
Two YIu,s 'v,d--,s,3 20. 22,3l
Three Years old. so 81. 36a5l.
She'p ana L"mAs-Io'J al mar"rt-Pnces-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16

f3ANf years Of trial, instead Of impair
IA ins the public confidence in this medicine has
"OH ioE L an appreciation and notorlety by Tar eX
credng the most sauguue expectations OF its friends
Nothing bat its intrinsic virtues aud the unnstlk
able benefit conferred Oil thousands Of sufferers,
could originate and mailtGin the reputation it en-
Joys. NGe many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this has
gained friends BY every trial, conferred benefits on
the afflicted llIey can never forget, and produced
cures too nGu.elouj and too renIska1.s ~ be for
gotten.
Wide il is fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine wiz malllbIy cure-still there is
abundant ltoo that the CnpRRY PICTORIAL does not
only general thing, but almost invariably, cure
TIE malaGes tor which 1t IS employed.
A. Iiuie makes these facts wider and better
known lh.s medicine has gradually become the best
Iralct Ut Tie afflicted, from the iogcabn OF the
American peasant, to TIE palaces Of Europt an kings.
Throughout tins entire country, IN ever state city,
and indeed almost every hamlet Ii contains, Cherry
Electoral IS known as the best remedy eGtaut tor dis
eases Ut the Throat and Lungs, and IN many foreign
countries 1t Is coming t. be extensively used by their
most intelligent Physicians la Great Britain,
France and Germany, where the medical sciences
have reached their highest perrc;ioh Cherry PectO-
raj is introduced and III constant IN the Armies
Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public Institution and in
domestic practice, the surest remedy their attend.
M Physicians can employ tOl the more dangerous
affections OF the lungs. Also in mider cases, aud
Tor children II is safe pleasant and eliectul to
III iaCt some oil The most Hatterlng testimonials we
receive haze been from parents who have found il
eicacoua IN cases particularly incidental 10 child
hood.
The Cherry Pectoyal is manufactured by prac.
teal Chemist, and every ounce OF t under his owl
eye with lnvarabie accuracy and care II is sealeC
and protected by law from COUnteteits, consequent
ly can be relied on az yen line without udulieration
We have endeavort ID here to furnish the COMM
nifty with a medicine Vi such intrinsic superiority Gnt
worth as should commend itself 10 their confidence
remedy at once safe, speedy and -Frctual, which
this has by repeated and countless trials proved itsel
to be; and trust by great care IN preparing wild
chemical accuracy, oi uniform strength TO alforC
Physicians new agent on which they can rely 10
the best re uIts and the afflicted with remedy tina
will do for them all that medicine can do.
Prepared ana sold by JAMES {. AVER, Prac
tica and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Burlington Wholesale and retail b,
THEO. 4. PECK, and by Druggists generally
throughout the country.
April !. w4lmos3
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TERMS.

L
Payments 10 be ma e in all cases in a9rGncc.-
.Noney current IN the STATE lchsrs issued ,riI
be recelred at par
CLUBBING.
discount OF twenty-five PR cent. from the above
prices will be allowed toClu55 ordering four or more
copies OF any one Or more 0. the above works, Thus:
Four copies OF Lakewood o. OF one Review VII. be
sent to one address for 50; four copies OF ,..e .cL,
Reviews and Backwood iur $50: and so Oh.
REDUCED POSTAGE.
The postage On these Periodicals has, by the late
law, been reduced, o. The ayrra-e about FoRtY TER
cENr. The folio Wing are the present rates, VIZ
FOR BLACNWooD's MAGAZINE.
Any distance not exceeding 500 miles, 9 cents pc,
quarter Over 500 and not exceeding loOU miles, Is
do do Over 1900 and not exceeding 800 ....rs, "a
cents per quarter.
FOR a REVIEW.
ANY distance not exceeding 500 miles 4 cents per
quarter. over 500 and not eAcerdias 1900 miles
do do Over 1900 and not exceeding $500 mics, 1t
do do.
At these rates no objection should be made, as
heretofore, 10 receiving the works - m9!.' and nus
ensuring their speedy, sac, and regular dtIlYery
y Remltlances and CONN I.lcd,1ns SHOULD -
always addressed, postpaid to IKE Publishers
LEONARD SCOTT N CO.
- f.LroN STREET, New OLA,
Entrance 81 God Street.
~ B-L :. Il Co. have recently published Ano
have now Tor sale, the :. Farmers GEide,' by
Henry Stephens OF Edmgburgh and Prot Norton y
Yale College, New Haven, complete IN Tu,d royal
octave, containing 1900 pages, stce and 500 WOO
engravngs Price IN r.usE U.udIu. So N pap
covers, Tor the mai, 3. VII
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16

- N. W. Lincoln has commenced suit
for SANDER against James Moore, late Supcrin-
tendcnt Of the Vermont Central Railroad, de-
demanding $4,000 damage BrdtAeboro'
Eagle.
- There arc Three Hundred and Four
Paper Mills IN England.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16
bylaws, restraining Animal, f om ram
ming at larg" i'll the Town Of Eurlins"
ton =

bylaws, restraining Animal, f ON ran.
ming at larg" in the Town OF Eurlins"
ton =
!. If any person owning, or having in his
or her care or keeping any II rSed. mare, geld
inT, or colt, or any cattle, OK, steer COW, haller,
bull, or calf, or any sheep, or SWINE, shall SUI
fer the same. or any or either OF such animals
to run at large upon any highway, common, or
public square within the town Of Bur. ~ rton,
such person shall forfeit ard pay the sum OF -
for each aud every Of such animal or aH.!aula
suffered to run at large, with costs OF sat one
moicry of such penalty to TIE use Of the town OF
Burlington, and the other molety to the use of the
person or persons who shall cause prosecution
10 he made for the recovery Of such penalty.
II. All prosecutions for violations Of these
Bylaws shall be brought in tie name Of the
town of Burlington, by the town Agent, or
such other person as the town may appoint Tor
that purpose, before any Court Of competent
jurisdiction; and 1t shall be the duty ofthc town
Agent, or such other person as may be appoint
ed for that purpose to prosecute Tor all VIOLA
tons Of these Bylaws.
III. If any horses, marc. gclding or colt or
any cattle, OK, stcrr COW, he!ier. bail or cali, or
any sheep or SWINE shall be found running at
large upon any h'e""Iy' ' Co'l.'il'N' VI P"o''O
square, III the town oil burIlheloh' any person
may take up ana detalh llic salle' ana S'la'''
within twen'y'ionr hours thereafter give AollcG
thereof to the owner or keeper OIL 'uch ANNA.
or animals, II known 10 the person 50 taNIh3 up
the same Or II not kho"l' ~ advertising Such
animal or ANIMALS, describing lie same as near
as may De- oy me natural ana oruhcial I'lrh5
ihereoi' III tne DAILY FREE EtS9' PupI''LI' ,
IN SAID Burlington, three days SucceS9Peiy' ana
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Eycniiig Dresses.

WE have received by Express this day,
w some beaul iul pattcns Of Emh' 5 wiss Dresses
for parties l. D. BIXBY Il CO
No >, Bank Blocd, Jan II. d& glf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16
vE>U e.
Great British Quarterlies
-AND-
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.
Important Reduction il the rates Of Postae
Leonard Scott Il Co.,

NO. OIL GOLD ST., NEW YORK,
Continue to publish the following British PERIOD
Gals viz:
The London Quarterly Review CONSERVATIVE
The Edingbuigh Review (WhP,j
The North British Review Free Church,
The Westminster Review (LiDer4l,)
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16
ITEMS At HOME AND ABROAD.

ITEMS AZ HOME AND ABROAD.
--- THE Connecticut Election has gone
for the Locotocos, high and dry, as it has for
two or three years past. 1t was just SO in the
spring of 1889, VIXEN almost universal Wing
defeat prepared the way for the great Wing
triumph Of 1910. Con uecticat viii wheel into
line next fall as she did then. Cur opinion is
that if Mr.. Greeley and Peter Barnum had let
Connection, alone, the result would have been
different But "there's good time coming"
- We have been recently presented with
very convenient and handsomely executed book,
compiled and edited by our friend, General f.
w. llogAINs, of Rutland, entitled " a MANU-
Al FOR THL RUTLAND COUNTY BAR" The
book contuN4 all index Of all the Judgments,
DEGREES and causes decided in the Supreme
Court Of Rutland County, and in the County
Court and Court Of CAarCery, from lS}) to
$50, presenting III small compass, for handy
reference, matters which must have neccssa-
rlly cost much labor il arrangement, and will
save to the profession Of that county much val
Uablc time. The book also Informs tLa reader
Of the JUDGES who have from time to time dis
charged official functions in that Important
county, together with all the rules OF practice,
&c, III all the courts This must be OF great
vlue to lawyers IN that county, vino are thus
enabcd at Il glance to learn what would other
Wis" cost much trouble III tie search. We
''.''N INC hI''''i" Bar may cos'",Giate ''e'"
far rlorI ~rrc NV hi. roro sLii anI assiJm.
ty. thov arc enabled to take the lead Of the
profession in the beauty and biographical
"i''I!''s Oh IN: numerous forms ana presidents,
,L p ',' ''','" "P ,'' , J - w.,
book, rs the san. is applicable to all TIE other
counties III tac state, Is oiitseIt worth the cost
'' "a "'' A. -''",'"'y ''S"'",
".' ""nu' o'''7"'oi' u menu 'o' INC
'''''V - i'""' 3o' W WIN S'oi' '''oF ana
'''-''0"' .! ''' ''''4 O''''''' ''orh'N'' anu
-! I''''.' vi MS '''' " d''' VI " " u''
'''' '''''' '''''! i-'" q al ''' 'o'"'' ''ou'u
'-''e copy
III 'rrlty appears to have found very
a''?. ''.'''' 81 ".l'.t'', .'e i'oI"P' ~ i
NJ tbe r,ei,t hand wrh - Mack ~ s,r;;,,t ,r
with the iorciinrcr and thumb Of the Other
hand
1t is reported that Paris Bookseller on
being asked lor printo. COPY Of the " New
French Constitution" rcplied that he did no,
deal in 0erio!icq,s.m We call that the best
4 :..I.,. = ...-.....,
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Dissertations.

, III fin. # ATWATER & CHASE is this
day dissolved by mutual consent A.. demands
Iue the said firm. or due G.. T.. At~uter All bs
'e,iled by William, Atwater
GEO L. ATWATER,
X W. CHASE.
Burlington April l2,h l'i3 d<wlt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16

ing to hilD the proceedings ia taking up
such animal OF animals, and that he has
proceeded in accordance with these By
laws, ami such constable shall there.
upon advertise such animal OF animals to be
sold at public auction, stating the time and
place Of sale. giving at least three, and not oN
ceedng six days notice thereof, and may SCI
the same ut such auction to the highest bidder;
and he shall within three days thereafter on
reasonable notice to such person as shall have
taken up such animal or animals, apply to !
Justice Of the Peace, who shall audit the ac-
counts for Keeping and selling such animal or
animals 50 taken up; and such constable shall,
from the proceeds Of such sale, pay over the
amount due to such person who Shall have SO
taken up such animal or animals and satisfy
his own fees or charges so allowed to Inn b.
such Justice, aud the balance he shall pay over
forthwith to the Treasurer of the town Of Blr-
limgtou, and the excess Of the proceeds Of such
sale, if any, shall remain, after the payment Of
the forfeiture, costs and expenses, shall BE-
paid over to the owner of such animal or ami
mails, If demanded "lthn one year.
Y. Thee by laws shall not be 50 construed
as to deprived ANY person ot driving any such
ANNA! or animals upon the highways CT COM
mons to and from pastures, or OF removing them
from place to place as may be necessary for the
owner or keeper TO do.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16
CARpETINGS !
BOSTON MARCH, 1852.

BOSTON MARCH, 1852.
WE have now in Store and are constant, e.
~ y receiving or Stock o
GOODS FOR SPRINCt SALES,
and would call the attention Of purchasers of Carpets
during the present season, 10 an inspection vi the
same. Our list embraces all grades vi
English aud American Yelvets, Tapestry, &
BRUSSELS CAtPETINGS,
in new and beautiful patterns. Also, new and hand.
some designs OF
SUPER AND EXTRA THREE-PLY AND SUPER
FINE INGRAM Goods.
Extra fine, fine and low priced wool, and Cotton
and Wool Carpets-Slair Carpets in all grades !;
straw Mattings, OF all widths. Painted Floor
Cloths, rugs, Mats, &c.
Cur assortment is very large, and we you'd invite
particularly the attention OF Hote Proprieto!s Com
nittees Tor Public Buildings, Housekeepers, &C., TIC
The same.
WIN. p. TENNY g. CO.,
Carpet Hall over Maine Railroad Depot.
Uaymarket Square.
w3-tno'so
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Musical ln>irI.l.scmas.

EE' T. keep on hand large sized double
w Reed Organs or Seraptines Of power tone suf-
hclent tor Churches also mrdiuu ahd smaller sizes,
also Scrophncs IIolrhu> and Portable Mrodiaus
Guitars, Baulos Drums, Nlu.ms e., many kinds and
prices doz Tamhorucs Tuauscs, Flutes Of al,
prices Flies, FlnEcurts, I urluti- Bugrs and most
kinds Of Musical Merchandise, Tuning Forks Tuu-
iGg Ilamers or KEYS, Strings, Pegs, bridges, Bows,
Hair sc. Instruction Book Tor Piano Foucs Scra-
phinei, Melodlaus and most all kinds Of Instruments
Seminary Class Books lluntens, Czrncy's and
Berln;, instruction Books, Howe's do all ol winch
are offered usual favorable prices; also a tue
assorl.nen. OF DasmcrTcotype Goods.
EElNSMAlD, BROTHER & co.
Januar" 81. dNwti
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CALF O9NIA.
o iii q q & Grcgory's
CALIFORNIA Express,


Iio Pearl, cor. Of Wall So, New YORK,
T ) consequence, Of numerous personal applications
4 1nI also by Mail and Telegraph lor information
respecting the lines 70 California, and to secure Pas
sage Tick .s 30 thu steamers, the 5ubs,i.b-rs how
il '' cir. 90 l"Ic, e.,l MOut, '.gHDg tie pr,ej
-..e. yea .i .te.t .,-', ."h f.. Cafes uf depar-
ture from ;a.s cav, and tA- sC..-I to V.cA TICKETS
have been sold IN ud ,.Uce.
Also an account OF the departure Of Transient
Steamers and sailing vessels around Cape Horn, wit.i
prices OF passage By each, and when he gam. cal
be obtained.
Our long experience in the California Express
b"9Drs' enables US 10 prepare circular from the
most reliable sources, ahd whic. cHbfac IS much L.c-
tai Information to those LyIng or Intending ~ 20 10
ca iOnu.
Ihu,e la want Of such information IAN uc s.vpliel
with Ga u.ar5 by addressing us, post raIi)
Persons residing at a distance !tUn New York,
who desire to 90 to California, c1H ave themselves
the expense ~ Il Journey ~ NeT ORR amt cou;e-
quent lJss OF time, and eau obtain Tickets by send
luL ht drafts Cn New Ork, pay able 10 our order
uf by reference to Respectable hUu-r who VIII nav
for the tickets when arcLred.
The compensation chlIc d fer this service is FIVE
DOLLARS Tor eaca ticket procured. All orders tor
tickets should be accompanied W!.A tie names Vi the
parties IN iull.
We forward Package, Parcel aai liter Express
per each Steamer leaving Tor California.
THO MPSON u HITCHCOCK.
March 10. wGnu's
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BlackwOOd's Edingburgh Magazine (Tory)

These Reprints have now been in successful oper-
alton in this country tor twenty years, and their cir
culatlon Is constantly on the increase nOtwthstand-
lug the competition they encounter from American
periodicals Vi u similar class and IRON numerous Ec-
Iectics and Magazines made up OF selections from
foreign periodicals. This fact shows clearly the high
estimation in which they are held by the intelligent
reading public, and affords guarantee that they
established firm basis, ind will be continued
without interruption.
Although these works are distinguished BY ii.o
political sIa les above ind Gated, yet bat small por
ton Ut their contents is devoted to political subjects.
1t their literary Character which gives them their
chie value, and in hat they stand contessedly far
above all other journals OF their class. BlackwoOd
still under the mastery guidance OF Christopher
North, maintains It's ancie celebrity and Is, al this
time unusually attractive, from the serial works OF
Bulwer and other literary notabes, written .Cr mat
magazine. and frs; appearing H. is columns bC:h in
Great Britain and IN the United States. Such
works as The Caxtons" and "My New NOEL"
both by Buwerl My Peninsular Medal" The
Green Hand" and other serials, of which numerous
rlva editions issued by the leading publishers IL
this country have be reprinted by those publishers
from the pag OF Backwood after it has been issued
b. Messrs Scott Il Co., that Subscribers 10 the
Reprint OF that Magazine may always rely on having
the ea...est reading OF tnr5e fascinating Illes
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EAA Gross Matches, for sale by
'SUO VI. MOVES & co.
December -. d&wtf
Satlncts, Cusslmcrcs, &c.
- Cases SaIinet>, i DO Gray Cloths. 3
- do Ian-y Cassneles, = 90 Black Cas-imctes.-
For sale luw BY NJ MOVES i, 90.
November 20. DIT
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lap boards l. Pine Shingles.

I d. BiXBY 81 CO., have now on hand
A. LOCO fee. of No. saved Ciap'c r. and also
d lot OF Pine ShluRts
70 ., Bunk hr,-. 'aH - !seif