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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-03-04

The, teams Of oxen In Hungary are said 10
be driven by race Of men the most picturesque
in the Wild and sayagc-looking line imAgina-
BILE. ThSlr dress 10 made wholly Of ksePsksns
with he wool on, and many Of the collars and
seams are oruameuted with sort Of savage
embroidery, very Ike that Of the North Ameri-
can Indians.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-03-04

THE USE OF THIsKISG.-Galileo observed a
lamp which was hung from the ceiling. and
which had been disturbed by accident swing
ing backwards and forwards. This was very
common thing but Calico struck with the
regularity with which it moved backwards and
forwards reflected ON it and perfected the
method, now in use, Of measuring time by means
Of the pendulum.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
By Q. w. BoTELER, Auc.ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY.-By
virtue OF deed OF from John Walker subscriber
the st recorded the 27 Of
Lber w b. No 49, oos 357 99 and 300 records
OF Washington county, in the Ds OF Columbia, for
public auction, the highest bidder
pieces parcels OF ground in the said city OF Washington Known
dng gushed Marked and laid down the thereof
numbered O. o. 10, Ill ~ H. H. Is l6 IL In square
hundred (555 half
hundred and 6fy four, and The
be the premises Thursday, December 90
O'Clock OneourIh OF the purchase in
hand the residue Ia three equal payments, O. 49, and s
with interest from date to be secured to the satisfaction
tee
payment OF the purchase money interest Wild
deed conveying 10 the purchaser purchasers all
vested IN the trustee, will be executed
complied
OF sale, the
ery public auction may think at al inc l
and OF the deulng purchaser purchasers
notice aer advertisement In Washington newspaper An
to be at the cost OF the purchaser
JOHN A LINTON, Trustee.
Z, w. BOrELER,
Nov 9S-3tawawd Auctopeer
The daily union., 1852-11-28
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore correspondent.
BALrrmoRr, Nov. 27--p.

BALrmoRE, Nov 27--p. m.
Ihe spirit OF lawlessness still prevails in our city TO
alarming extent Peaceable. unofending citizens
almost nightly wayaid, knocked down, robbed. and
otherwise abused. No lady is safe in going out after
dark, even with gentleman
WIN De well for our city court to tighten the reins Of
Jusce and punish Offenders the fullest OF the
law We look for, and have good reason 10 hope for,
better morals when the routine OF municipal affairs
is fully arranged.
Nearly one half our citizens now go armed with pis-
tolls, knives, sword-canes &c, in sef-defence.
The Hour market dul-sales OF 200 barrels choice
brands Howard street to-day at So Buyers in
ellned to give over VI 9a Receipts OF grain increasing
Sales OF red wheat at lo4 lo7 cents white, lot lis
cents, as TO quality Sales OF white and yellow
corn al 90 GA cents Oats. A 45 cents. Rye, so
cents Provisions and groceries unchanged. Whskey,
27 2s cents. The stock market is firm at previous
prices
The daily union., 1852-11-28
Distressing Ship1orsek.

BALTIMORE Nov 2SBy the arrival al this port to-day OF
the schooner SUSSEX Captain Kra the Exchange reading
has of wreck of the brig Edgar, from
New York for St Domingo Ii appears that she eapszed
the 22d October last hurricane in ude 23 o. lon
gitude % 2O The Sussex took oX from the wreck four
seamen, named William Higgins, Henry Power, Thomas
Jenkins, and Hans Jacob, who had been cngng 10 the
broken Tor eighteen days. and conveyed them safely
by ST. Johns p r. where they put charge Of the
consul. They suffered terrible hardships having nothing
but -four which they made into thick dough
They almost famished for of water
The captain OF the brig Edgar, man named Megars,
and boy whose not ascertained, were al
drowned when the vessel capsized.
The Sussex took oil small portion of the cargo which
was most easily obtained.
The daily union., 1852-11-28


w ILL Helepa county seat Of
Phillips county, the third Monday the i Of January
being court day, commencing at O'Clock the follow
ing nacn Of land, vini
Ia iOwr.ship north, range 3 east.
The quarter north
sr.iI seres in body Teieo Creek in St Francis
county mos, beautiful stream Of M falling water IL about
south the road from Memphis 70 Little Rock miles
twelve miles from Judge s,tSns ieny over the 81 Francis
improved farms within a mile.
TOpnsaip 4 north, range east.
West half Of section O. containing three hundred twenty
IVES. fractional section 49, fractional
secon making together tract Of near sir hundred and seventy
farms. ''i'''''
Township sou4A, range east.
South half Of section IA township south Phillip.
sou half section 2o north half Of 20 and southeast quarter
south half Of section and north half Of section as forming
North half Of section 35 three hundred and twenty
Township south, range east.
Section entire and the north half Of o. making eight
entire, containing hundred nino.hve acres
The west half Of section comerng the foregoing hun
To,ussip south, range east.
Tho south half Of section the south half Of section
ou @ 81 sn ss s s
ton ~ the nor half Of section 3 and the west half of
Thsasd i ne hIse ior.soHs ,own.he. from ls ~ miles
county Phillip. county a ho vicinity and partly above
and partly below the road from Helena Little Rock Big
Creek, branch OF White which pavirabe
months miles landing
81 Francis river, nnvi9abe steamboats,.
There settlements adjoining
region q country The peninsula formed BY the Msssspp
and White and intesectcd by the st. Francis big
Creek, Is destined to be Of the richest in America
Townshp south, range east
half Of ~, containing twenty
Of rstrae Mississippi bottom land, about five
Of Helena within miles OF the
above the highest floods.
Except the last all Of the foregoing upiand
OF well adapted growth OF cotton,
equal any upiands growing States They
adapted the potatoes peaches
and
raised In that region without labor,
cane, which continues geenduring the winter
Proximity market,
h region great advantages
Ohio Uppe Mississippi, which much Of the
from the New Orleans low and ice Nor
These lands will be sold the highest hder half Of the
purchase be paid hand and the balance in and
with interest good title with warranty VIII be
undersigned Amos Kend the time Of the sae the subsequent
payments being secured by mortgages
Proposals viii be received by John g. Hor
Helena, Kendall OF Washington city, until
the day Of public sale. AMOS KENDALL,
FRANCIS r. RIaAlR,
JOHN G., RlVES.
WAsmEeroH cIrv Nov. ~, 1861.
Nov -aswcptsJan
The daily union., 1852-11-28

0y FestivaIThe festival win take
United HOTEL Tuesday evening, the 3Oh inst The
guests seated the table O'Clock precisely.
be had office of the hotel time prior
of Tuesday, and subscribers earnestly
quesied procure their tickets previous that hour
The democrats of Geogetown Alexandria, Baltimore, and the
vicinity Washington especially invited unite in the es
tval.
Appropriate badges for the members Of each committee been
upon will be the Office OF the hotel the
ming Of the festival.
BY order Of the Committee of Arrangements.
d. b. FRENCH Chairman.
+. A. TUCKER, Secretary.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

GOOD IN EvERyTIIING-As story by Mrs. Harwsll.
VI No such Word a. Fail By Cousin Alice
Conrnfmsnt Be ter than Wealth by Alice w. Neal
Mays Stories rbou Animals.
Paul and Vnainia--new edition, iiustrated,
Evenings st Home; by Mrs, AIKEN aud Mrs Rnrbhud
Travels Of orlando translated by Mra Aiken
The swiss Family Robinson. voiume, complete
Mrs Hollands MORAL Tales ] volume.
Rasseias by Samuel johnson, LII. y.
great yaliey Of books for youth. ,,,,r
Nov os Sevenm street.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
Sale Tomorrow.
by GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers

VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
aucton.On Wednesday, the Gath in
san, SELL in from, Of the premises at o'clock,
lot situated Pennsyvania
avenue south Tenth Eleventh The
thorough repair, with back building and
fifteen good and conveniently
rooms under the entire house The LOT fronts twenty
hundred feet being of original
square $40 The house would be well calculated
for business star boarding house.
Terms twelve eighteen, and
purchaser give notes for the deferred
men bearing interest deed given and deed of taken
Title indsputabe.
Nov i'd GREEN l. SCOTT, Auctionesrs.
DO The above sale is postponed until Monday, the
GREEN SCOTT,
25-3 Auctioneers.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

DDU RENT and beautiful Urick Hcnse, three
stories high, containing rooms double pohe
cellar dirng kitchen, wsi
excellent water the yard hs popey situated oth
west, between and Mhssechuses within
minutes walk of the Pnt Office md Treasury Departments
Eession given Immediately Rent SQ5 per month";
Apply % =. r. FERRY, the premises.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
NY TELEGRApH.
Sailing Of the Chsrokss and Pacific Purssr Smith aboard
tie Chsrokes-Mals not aboard Of her.

NEw YoRK, November 2.-The steamer Cherokee sailed
to-day for Havana and New Orleans. She Is commanded
by Captain Baxter Purser Smith 10 aboard OF her The
United States mails are not on board.
The steamer Pacific sailed to-day for Europe she takes
out sixty passengers, and among whom Is Rufus Crane,
specie
The daily union., 1852-11-28
ny nc. N. sr,ATToN, Auct,oneer.

by E NJ SITUATION, Auctioneer.
(Pennsyirdnia apenue, Of Ninth sreet)
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
family at aucon0n "Wednesday morning December at
o'clock shall SELL the residence W. Flood
between Pennsylvania and
weltep and nearly paror and chamber furniture consisting
in Of
Mahogany sofa, sofa bedstend, rockers
DO divans, parlor and other chairs
DO marbeop centre table, dining tables
DO French and cottage bed-tcads, wardrobes
DO dressing and plain bureaus, waAhstands
Toilet SETS hnr and shuck mattresses
Looking glasses, parior and chamber carpets
Stair carpet aud rods, gold band dinner
Cut glass ware, table cutlery, &c,
Terms SIS under S2 credit OF thirty and
days. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
n. N. STRATTON,
Nov 2s-d3ts Auctioneer.
lBalt Sun,l
The daily union., 1852-11-28

n5-Jackson Democratic AssociatiOn.A meeting Of this
association Democratic Hail. Monday evening
j. ID. HOOVER,
Nov 2s-lt President
The daily union., 1852-11-28
nv :. Nv. noTElEn. Auct,on.er.

Tor PUBLIC on PRIVATE SALE 5000 NATIONAL no
TEL STOCK IN THIS tITY.This stock yields 6k
anuum, unee payable monthly clear q al tsxes insurance.
and repairs ~ sold sale before saturday, De-
csmber sh viii that day be offered public sale the sub
scrber's auction roon, ats O'clock p m. o. W. BorkLER,
kovs7-d Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
The Liquor Lq,o.

CONCORD, IN. H.,) November 27.-An effort was made
yesterday in the house to print liquor bi when
adjournment moved and carried by As majority.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

- Church.The Rev. Dr. Dewey, pastor of this
church. having temporarily absent will his pulpit ths
day nj III o'clock Nov 25
The daily union., 1852-11-28
Markets.

New York, November 29-p m.--Government stocks
firm ll9a sales OF Canton 96a Erie, 90 Nicaragua
E3; exchange on London lQ5 prem Money easy. Flour
has cnedsaes of nine thousand barrels $5 for State
and S5 ~ IS So Tor other brands Corn meal and rye
-four slightly dropping. Groceries steady but active
sales Rio coffee al 81 Sugars and molasses
changed Cotton is dull cent decline since ths steam
ersales small and holders anxious sell Whiskey, 26A
cents H-"
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. N-Stocks frm--prices unchanged.
Flour rather dulsales OF 800 bbs shipping brands at go
Rye -four and meal unchanged. Grain Increasing
in suppysaes of 1000 bushels wheat at LOG 1903 cenis
for red; white do ll8 Iii cents. Corn unchanged
Oats, A 48 cents. Rye, 81 cents. Provisions firm
mess pork, $I9 81. Groceries without change-saes
small. Cotton dull. Whiskey, "a a 27i cents.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
by y. G. meGUIsE, Aucuoneor.

TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUcTIoN.--on Mon
day afternoon, December 9Th, at O'Clock premises,
pan lot No ~ square No 323 onngon lth be-
tween avenue, Eubstnn
a and well twostcry bek dwellings Title indpuabic.
Terms the residue one, two and three
years bearing secured by deed Of Convey
ancing the expense OF purchasers. .
JAMES o. MCGUIRE,
Nov o7--d Aucfioneer.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
ny u. N. srRaTrox, Auot,on.,r,

tPenusgtpania avenue, corner Of Ninth areef)
Two-sroRy FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
Il On "wednesday, December ls o'clock the
ices shall sell hot No A. fronting
street west and running back 70 inches between and
streets north The improvements Of and
frame with hack building and brick basemen good frame wood
She'd and other Title ndispuube
the expense Of purchaser.
Terms, one-thrd residue equal inamcuts
and two years, with interest, satisfactorily seecred.
Nov fIntei nd
The daily union., 1852-11-28
MARRIED.,

On the 25 instant Free Mason Street Baptist Church,
Norfolk, by the Rev r. G. CORNELIUS BOYLE this
city TO Miss FANNIE X. GREENE, of Portsmouth, Virgins.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

TONES OF American Authors Illustrated with views Of
III their residences volume beautifully bound.
Chdenof Lgta Theme for tbc Time by Caroline CHEESE
bro,
nern Romean introduction Roman history by Francis W.
Newman, Professor Of Latin University College, London.
appointed municipal authoi
l77J 1884, by James Spear Loring For sale by
Nov "a fRANCK TAYLOR.
COR REsT. Jackson Hall, % fee
wide by % feet long in the clear
Nov 9T--5t JOHN g. RVES,
The daily union., 1852-11-28

Prices of admission Private boxes, s. dress circle
quete 50 children under half
IS orchestra IS family ce third
tier, so cents colored gallery, rs cents.
Doors at 6k O'Clock the curtain viii be raised
bor office will be open daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
pm.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auc,ioneers.

BY GREEN ~ SCOTT, AuctIoneers.
flINE MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FURNITURE AT AUC-
TIoNon Wednesday, the LIST December, shall SELL at the
David A. Baird, who is decinng the
furniture business intending prosecute other Than the
hosteng hanging &c at 10 o'clock m very superior
of furniture, viz:
Fine mahogany marble top dressing bureaus
Do do do sofa, side, pier, and
tables
Do do Ndeboards wardrobes, and
desks
Fine velvet plush and ete French and
other sofas
Pine reception, spring CASTOR and other chairs
Fine mahogany walnut and cherry high and lowpost bed
Fine spring beds and hair mattresses LOUNGES oomans,
WIFI Whcl unne-
cessafy enameratc.
Terms All Of S25, S25 credit
wo and mons, for satisfactorily endorsed bear
ing interest.
public genera respectfully invited the sale
equal, / Washington,
and the sale will be well worthy of their attention sale positive
GREEN & SCOTT,
Nov % Aneioneers.
EoR sALE-Tho yellow brick street,
by Mrs Reed boarding
to be sold AT a bargain, and terms OF payment easy
Apply u. PLhTT,
Nov 25-dlw Ffteenth street, opposite Treasury
FURNISHED ParIor Chamber 10 "a PennsyI-
vana between 7 and 18th Streets the War De
partnent Inquire of
Nov 2S--diw X w. BATES.
QOARDING-Mrs H. Esiery having taken reftted
nished the house late Mrs McPhearsons Pennsylvania
Third prepared accommodate
members permanent transient boadcr, will be
share public patronage.
Nov 25--eod2w
The daily union., 1852-11-28
Democratic Festival.

meeting OF the subscribers 10 the proposed demo-
cratic supper" 10 honor Of the late triumph of the dcmoc
acy was held on the 23l inst the United States Ho-
tel In this city.
On motion, Gen. John M. McCalla was elected chair
man OF the meeting.
On motion, VIM Finn, esq, was elected secretary.
II was announced to the meeting that Mr.. Hackney,
The proprietor of the United States Hotel, who had pro
posed 10 furnish the entertainment, would be ready 10
perform his obligations on Tuesday next, the 3olh in
slant
amended, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Re,opfd That the proposition Of Mr. Hackney for Tues
day night next be accepted
Rssovsd That the following comEtoes be appointed by
the cheit, COMMITTEES oil sIfangemen to consist of ihif.
teen a committee OF invitation Of five COMMITTEES OF re.
ption, Of tive committee VI toass o i've; committee
OF music of three
R,,oped That the chairman Of this meeting be added
the committee OF invitation as chairman.
The following the committees as appointed by the
chair, VIZ;
/. or inyslion-John NJ McCalls, VIM Selden, John
@ Rives, n. Armstrong II. NJ Young, and John w,
Maury, esqs.
2. OF artangements-B b. French, J. d. Hoover, f. A.
Tucker, c. Ashford, l. b. Iardella, B. G Daniels, VIA.
n. Minnix, A. X Parker, g. w. VERIFY, 4 X. Ohn Ben
jamn Morrison, b. p Page, A. +. Kimmel, esqs.
3. OF reeepdon-Perry +. Brocchus, Henry 5. Davis,
David II. Wood, w. f. Price, John S. Cunningham,
esqs.
a On toasts-Danel Radcliffe, John Mssimer. J..
Tree, IT,, H. II. Heath, and John z. Pepper esqs.
5. On music--A. w. Miller, f. Yulee, and Thomas
Thornley,, esqs,
On motion, il was ordered that these proceedings be
published in the Union.
JOHN Nj McCALLA, Chairman.
WIN Finn, Secretary.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
United state. rr.ssns oms..
washington, Nov. "a, iooa.

washington, Nov ~, too3
IN le petition q Charles Goodyear as.isass Of Hsywsd
granted 90 him or improvement the mode Of repairing o~oat
the expiration Of sad paent which takes plaes,
on the twenty, fourth day Of February, isss-
Monday, the 3 of January eo3 AT IL o'clock, and all
why said petition ought moi 10 be granted.
Perons opposing the extension required 70 ne In the Patent
y days before day hsaas All isssony By pany
70 se used al The said hearing must be ,aken and In ae
pleation.
Ordered also that this notice be published Inlei
Republic, and Union Washington, D. o. Inquirer Phil
adephia, Pennsylvania Express New York cy Albany State
Providence Journal Providence nd and Daily Bee vos
vo 10 as y E sa rye sssu a
any three, QosJO the day Of hearing . -
Commissioner of ratens.
8 Editors OF papers will please copy and send their
bills TO the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
w iawo"
Toon's Elemsn,ary Spanish Reader and Translator.
The Physicians Pocket by Joseph Wyhss M. d.
Life q Henry Clay. vol lsmo-iiusua,ed
RAPP's .Condor'' Gold PEN, very large size aad
IL fine nish being the greatest gold made in The United
For sale a, TAYLOR = MAuRYs
NOVEL Bookstore near 9th st.
Jons 3. Grrrrsos, SAN. G. DONALDSON, wx H. GR MAN
dittinss' Donaldson 4: Granana. comnl'sslon stock
Southeast Of Streets Baltimore
other securities in this other markets. Orders from abroad
VIII receive prompt attention.
Money loaned upon all good stocks
Washington.-sies4s cocomn L Riggs asef
Bahinore.-Messrs Alexander Brown u Sons. s.4sNA
Phiadetrhia-Messrs. Browns Bowen Charles H. Fisher,
Ssy Yors,Msssn s Brown Brothers. Co., R. wsher',
Nov 5i-d5t&cp3
The daily union., 1852-11-28

IN ready
CONTENTS,
ftn Green laleek lpos Life and Times ef Johnson tsiT
engravngs The Aohemits, engrayngs) Legend Of
Jbrs,mss rree lengrayng) The Christianity required BY
Times, Visit 70 the London Times Office Photography,
and Robert
story for the Young and the old Female Costume Palm Leaves
Desert Island Margaret Fuller Osso. Deisched Thoughts
from Richter weather Wisdom Jelly Fishes. My First Brief
Sketch from Lawyers Life The Magistrate smnsgier
Fall Curtain. Louis XIV. Poetic Pictures
chdsrmas Carol teravng) samuel Hopkins, D. D. lporrsi
Daniel Webster Charles Elliott, D., (portrat) Short articles
table, book notices. literary record religious
intelligence, scientific items For safe by the agents,
Ney Q7 GRAY a. BALbANTYNE,
Seventh street,
The daily union., 1852-11-28
Later from EL Paso.

CINCINNATI November Is Later advices from Ell Paso
report the Indians still very troublesome.
United States Commissioner Bardetr, escorted by the
Mexican comm soner had gone expedition 10 the
lower Rio Grande.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
Fire and Loss of Life.

BosroS. November 26,-The flannel mills and the ad.
Joining bedstead manuficory of Covering ~ Crosby, AT
Belvdere village, near Lowell consumed by fire yes.
erday. James Law, the private watchman at the mills,
perished in the flames.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
Collectors once. City Hall. Nov. q. 1854.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs.-Nouce s hereby
~ that the advertisement Of delinquent property
Of preparation, and will be completed and published
about the first Of December
The undersigned respectfully that the law allows hin
duty enforce the colec
on the by advertisement and sale of all property without
which remain due and unpaid
All persons interested forward
and by paying avoid the heavy OF advertisement
r. J. ROCHE,
NoyQ Col
The daily union., 1852-11-28
Theatre.-miss Richings.

We learn that many friends OF the drama in our city
have expressed desire TO offer this highly talented and
much. esteemed lady complimentary benefit upon the
close Of her engagement So general has been the sense
OF her professional and personal merit that there can be
doubt that such demonstration OF regard, though
usual n city, would have been IN her case emil
nently successful But learn that engagements OF an
imperative character in other cities constran her 10 fore
go the pleasure OF meeting her friends in Washington
upon such occasion. Her performance in the very
agreeable opera OF the Love Spell last evening added
another the list of triumphs which she has achieved
during her visit 10 city.
This week to have the Misses denim. who
come TO with high reputation for talent and attrac
tiveness in their profession They open Monday in the
characters OF Margaret Emore and Hermiue, in the play
OF Loves Sacrifice and do not doubt that highly
favorable reception will be accorded to their youth, TALENT
and beauty.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

RAPP's aCondor'' Gold PEN, very large sixo and
IL fine fnis being greatest gold made the Unsd
x s.
For sale at TAYLOR Il MAURYP
Boo kniore near st.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

A TEACHER wANTED.-A liberal compensation will bs
II college.
take charge school county Bladen
southwestern part State Carolina, his furnishing
satisfactory testimonials OF character and qualifications between this
and the 2u proxmo The school the first Of
January and continue for least twelve months For
and further information, address w J. c. through the post
Office, apply personally this office.
WARRINGTON CRY, Nov. -, 1852.
low 2J-3t
The daily union., 1852-11-28

Book the doses nnd Of nil the principal articles
Of the Materia Medical &C. by !. n. Wyhes M. ID.
Al Medical Books published in United
the loves, publishers prices by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Noy IS Bookselers, near 9th street.
DAssELAst ny samuel johnson, LII. D.-n.- edi-
IL uon--ilustratcd
Paul and virginia-new ediion-illustrated.
Elizabeth, Exles OF edionillustrated
Evening" Home by Dr. Aiken and Mrs, Barbaud.
Tales for Little Folks coored Illustrations.
The Scottish Orphans by Mrs. Blackfofd
The Good Grandmother; by Mrs. Holland.
The Barbadpes Gid; by Mrs. Holland,
MTa Leiceaers Schools by Charles and Mary Lamb.
The Nursery Gin--l with illustrations.
Mrs Hollands Moral Tales--f vol
Travels of Orlando translated by Mrs. Aiken.
Sister Mnfy's Stories
The Swiss family Robinson-I vol. complete.
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-11-28
NIinOt's Ledge Light-House.

IN Address to Young Men the Temptations oi
n Cities by Rev. r. w. Cushman.
Nov 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.