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SIGNED OFF-The undersigned having seen ms ha''c
@ voig Vipilance Committee, as published in 'lte i1s:
,Ia ,so,a,,C,Iy declines and nnnouncs- III
intention TO support the e!ccti"n ." P.rce and King
'"'e"0" = MItHaEL CATTERlON'
rL.,,opeev;I,s Aupust o. 1852
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BARBACUE IN THE MOUNTAINS.
ca Are J.a!e.'ed 10 state thai grand baioacue " faN'
# borb political parties esoected ana s'ea' 'u'n
fran, Logan and the surrounding counties.
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DAVID FENSiE n,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
practice the Courts OF Alexandria Fairfax and Fauquier
~ CI.;cs lie viii also attend 10 the prosecution OF Claims
he General Government Office Hi between
| ni Ike building occupied by the Manassas Gap Rail
E1,,. COMPANY!
" ,rtri, Jane l5--r6m
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NOTICE-The heirs OF WIlisn Smith deceased lss OF The
county Of King Wam Va hereby notified hasl
AfrhiS-avxxm. fp'' VIM. SMITH.
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SrDDcN AND DISTRESSING DEATH.

Yesterday while riding from the Capitol Bro" "ns io-
el by sc OF h. IN. band ani little daughter, and while
engaged cheerful conversation Mrs. James b. Thornton
Of Memphis Tenn, expired. She taken into Mrs Nc
Phrrsons and medical aid Immediately obtained but her
pure spirit had already 'i2nne Him who gave IT,"
Mr. Thorninu wh his l,mcned and piuus lady, and III.
lie a htur abun niue "i were on their way from
Memphis 10 Caroline county, V,rgnialhcir native county
TO pa: visit their relatives AMI friends after ab
Of six They reached this city on "Wednesday
evening and this day expected 10 receive the greetings %!
their kindred and friends Il has pleased Heaven TO ORDER 1t
otherwise Washington Union IF FrtGay.
Mr. Thornton formerly highly respected member
OF the Senate Of Virginia from the Caroline District. He
has aIso published valuable book Law. We deeply
sympahze with him in his distressing bereavement.
We understand TINT, at the late stated meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees of the University of ylvana, the
vacancy in The chair of Chemistry occasoncd by the death
OF the late lamcu,ed Professor James B. Rogers, II D.
filled by election OF his brother, Dr. Robert f. Rogers,
Professor of Chemistry in the University ol Virginia Dr.
Rogers susains high reputation chemist and lecturer
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Major Seamans of Lafayette Indiana, and old and e"p
peenced politician declares that Gen. Scott will be oeae'
by larger majority than any other candidate has been or
ouprter of century
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Howard Mispaush, Esq has been appointed BY the fre
sdent of the United States with the consent OF the oenS
Assayer Of the Branch Mint at New Orleans.
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We learn from he Norfolk Argus, that the Presidential
ball put in moun in Ie OF Wight COUNTY on Monday
BY Col 81. Cnokc lhe Democratic Erc!or, and r. Kiloy
Esq Wing Eiectvr for tina district 1t being ~ there
large attendance the part of 'he soyeeigns Col
Cooke acqrtsd himself handsomely and utterly annhiialcd
his opponent. Gen Scott either neavy carried
on the shoulders Of Mr. ki5y sir. kilby is light TO
carry General Scott especially with little Seward mounted
his back. The editor Of the Narsenoni Enquirer was
at the meeting, and promises Tell all about in his aeXt
He SAYS "As 10 he expected. The Chief the Ten
completely routed. His iIien!s compelled 10 al
init that he overmalchel. We arc Of opni3n hai he
found II warmer work. and far dsarrceabe fat
mr.
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JEFFERSON AND SCOTT.

Total. l4I9624 l,}s4 99l ilb3l
Democratic majority over Wings, l34,63O over wings
nd oho
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HARpER's MONTHLY MAGAZINE

We ure indebted to Messrs Harold e. Murray BooHse'
ers and S,aoners Broad see for the August No. OF nis
interesting and highly popular work.
e We invite attention TO the report OF the looaceo
Manufacturers in to.days paper It matter whicn a.
fecis whole tobacco interest," and is worthy OF aeh
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TO JNO. r.. SHELTON, ESQ.,, OF THE COUNTY
OF Louisa. STATE OF VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHERS

WHOM TT MAY EONCEKN: ,
rtAKE Washington Shelton OF Davidson county
the State guardian Of Mary F. Shelton MI
orphan petition the Judge Of the Circuit Court OF Louisa
county vgua the 2nd day Of the OF said
order requiring the said John B. Shelton 10 pay
deliver guardian aforesaid my agent or attorney all
his hands, belonging ward,
he said Shelton and also authorizing the guardian
s said Mary She attorney 20
and receive ali and property which may belong
nv said ward including the accrung OF her and
The same said property and money which the
may either fom The said John She
m any this state 10 the State Of
said like manner were the ally appointed and qualified
vuardian in This state OF the said Mary F. Shelton -
Given hand In the county OF "oochaho STATE 'i
aia, this 81 day Of August, lS52 u,,croS r surrroN
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGeR.

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
Tie Angus; No, oi this standard periodical is before
U.s. Unlike the many ephea!cral publications and lit
era!y works with which the country is flooded, the
Messenger Is well flied wi,u instructive and ;,by written
essays from the pens OF OF best writer's Ii still
tans The high character OF being apest Literary jour
nal published in the South, ii in the unon The ty-
Biography texccutad by Mcsss. Mlcfarlae & Fcrgusson)
Is as heretofore, in the st style of the artcqa any
Northern wnG-aad the paper is OF the bcsr quality We
take pleasure in recommending the Messenge! fully de-
serving the high character und popularity Literally extend
I'd to it.
In the no OF the Messenger before find very
interesting article, entitled "No!es and Commentaries of
Voyage China" which is followed by Chronicles of the
Valley Of Virginia; Stray Writings Reflections suggested
BY The Death and Character of Henry Cayi Evidences Of
Christianity; Memorial of the Virginia Colonization Socie
y; Scenes Beyond the Western Border. Odgina! Poetry:
lne Village Of Waters Bencicie; Left the South Behint
Ne Ellen Day; The HI! Side Spring; The Summer Bowers
Notices CT New Works &C. &c
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WASHINGTON C. SHELTON,
By his Counsel, Guerrsut & Cosby.
TO JOHN b. SHELTON, ESQ, OF THE COGHT1 InE
OF LOUISA STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND ALL oihShs

OF Louisa, STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND ALL OTHERS
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN So, o,, c,o,.
rTyAkE NOTICE That Jesse Harris Of Stewart county Se
Tennessee guardian Of Henry Kemp minor nsif C ., f
Louisa county State Virginia the End day OF 'he neSt .e W
aid Court order requiring the sad Jonn o.
pca properly and money his hads belonging to my
"e said enry KEMP also authorizing as the suaroano
ae sa Henry Kemp my agent attorney TO sue for recover
a all personal properly M which may eeun sn 10
smoyehe said personal property and money which as e
uaIdiaa may receive either from the sad ohn ehe
which reside which appointed guardian as see
aid like legally appointed ana qnaheo
'uardian in This State Of the said Henry e. Kemp.
Given under hand the Of Goochand sac E r
UNA his 3rd day August, lSa! JEsSE ~ hanNiS,
hugus' 7-ca5w BY his counsel, Guenan O C"so!
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rE;VaS IAND AGENCY

TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
sANlITnS * HENDREE CoUSsELLoRs AT LAW ASp "kHh
fs RAJ LASD will attend promptly 70 an a.
hu.iuc. IA lie Circuit and Supreme Courts o Inc o'ae anu
n.; District and supreme Cour!s Us also 70 III
Y'l''ni a.', ,s " Jan l6-cwly
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JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
81 Y'I r. NJ. V 4 II. A "

4 TUNE Il ",
WASHINGTON CITY d. c.
PRACTICES several Courts of the District Of Columbia
buslgcs er,inen, his profession which may be
-, with prompt attention. Hcreers
80 N.>Srs SsLDEN. WrHERs & Co.,
Gen. INo. NJ. McCALLA, Washington d. G.
JAMES j. MILLER, ESQ.,,
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-ST0IES RANGES, HOT AIR FURNACES, &C.,
THE LATEST AND REST PATTERNS MADE.
the advantages IN the use Of
u sfo.ES Tin Japnnned and Iron Ware, &C.,
The ce,et,aed Endless Chain Pump has only 10 be
inoyn 10 be used PREFEREScs TO any otner. so'
FORCE AND SUCTION PUMPS ~
r Orders wall especial and filed promptly Mer
.am,s rlid Goods represented and oheen al
ne LOWEST CASH PRICES WM n ENotSN,
Saita a.-,!S l4o idiu oI'eeI.
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yNOR SALE PRIVATELY, accommodating terms
( ms land called Locust Green, situated on the Main
Ing Hanover lower end Hanover the
c ki:hnrnd-san he city II, from the Old Church
Office B. Hanover Court House miles This
.,, IL ,unpac hundred good
M . .n ro;opoomy Creek and for very desirable
.,.,., : n.,,,.,
EI. = ~.
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subscribers have this day formed partnership under the
sy COURTNEY HILL. for the purpose of conducting the
D Goods business in the 'use former occupied by Court
3, Broad and will the
ls:cf september, with entire stock Of Goods
TiiQS l.. COURTNEY,
Iuly % JAS e.. HILL.
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DISSOL UTION.

partnership existing between the
c the firm OF Word Ferguson Barksdae this day dis
mutual consent Either Of the the
OF the eoncern in settlement. QUIN NJ. WORD,
J. b. FERGUSON, JR,
July lst, 1852 l. +. BARKSDALE.
having claims the above will please
prssea. possible and those indebted them will
please come forward and close those
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NE coanershp heretofore existing under the style and firm
1 J {. COURTNEY CO.. this day dissolved by mutual
tsasra The firm authorized TO make collections All
persons will please forward and settle their
sccauns early possible. j c. COURTNEY.
TTOS L. COURTNEY.
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DIVIDEND.

rsYiE Trustees the Upper Appomaox Navigation Compan
lave declared dividend oi dollars share the oil
SIX vyao on and alter the Isl August 1882 the office OF tn
Contrary IN Petersburg. ROBT F. LESTER, Agent.
Aprnfutioy c"nniy. Va, Au ug. 6-c9t. [Whlg copy.
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ANALl TICAL LABOnATOKf FOR THE ANA
nCs he

sH,ISiA-Ara rcut Court Of Chancery for Inc county o.
icn XII. AZ the State House in the cy OF Rich'
uriaF. June 70, 1862: n,.: p.h..,
g4.n nG Fo~I. Peterson and Mckinley H. b. Phip hooe"
E.. ikpm., ID. >yiver MoTdeca Lewis ana samuei L. SI
81, IS. bari and Read and Gray, fi"''
The daily union., 1852-12-29
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From eur Baltimero Correspondent.
BALrInoxx, Dec. 2s-p.

# BALrIMoxK. Dec. 5s-p, m.
The grand democratic ball comes OF tomorrow night
in the splendid hall OF The Mechanics Institute This
promises 10 be The most superb enertsnmeat of the
kind ever given in Baltimore. Neither cost nor pains
have been spared to render everything comfortable and
acceptable all parties Extensive preparations
making in arranging The hall. &c. Many of the most
dsng members OF the democratic party have been
invited and accepted the invitations. very large rep
resenlson is expected from Washington and the Dis
tIlc Tickets being disposed Of rapidly. hearty
welcome is extended 10 all Many wings have been in
vted and will attend. The very best bands Of music
have been engaged This entertainment cannot but bs
complete. 1t will be kind OF frsisrnal grsaling-a
joyous comminxliug OF happy sentiment. Thoss who
wish galaxy Of female beauty should not omit
the opportunity OF attending.
1t is gratifying fact TO learn tha. the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad is complete from the City OF A0nu-
menls TO the banks OF the Ohio with unbroken chain
The last rail laid on Christmas Unfortunately.
the recent ireshe has done damage to bridges aud
culvers but 1t will be repaired, that the grand
formal opening OF the road will take place on the 10th OF
January IL is expected that about FIVE hundred citizens
of Baltimore will visit Wheeling that occasion 10 par
tcpale in the ceremonies Tickets are now in great de-
mand G
The -four market is dull to-day. and the tendency
is downward--sales of 500 bbls. City Mills 1t xo aJ
also 200 bbs Howard street at IS 37-thers are moro
sellers than buyers at these prices. Sales Of red wheat
at Ia lit cents; white, lls l2S cents. Corn de.
cined-whne, So so cents yellow. 90 censA OATS
IS 40 cents Rye, 50 cents.
The daily union., 1852-12-29
THE UNION WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 90 1852

them at Todgorizzs. On The departure OF the
from Catlaro the issue OF the combat mol known
The Turkish government lsays correspondent WI
ting IRON beIn) the practice OF supplying ftseli
with elementary school-books from Prussia and It's rep
Iesentave at this capital has standing orders 10 send 10
Consantinope every educational work Of merit upon It's
appearance here. These orders The conseque OF
the travels in the OF Europe accomplished year or
two ago by Kennel Eend director OF the Turkish schools
number OF teachers, with assistants, were lately sent
10 Tavnk Czuniek. Beche, Jcnibazar, Baniauke, Bas-
Sea. Herssk, and Mos,aI in order organize and
conduct elementary schools those places tits, how
10 be regretted that these schools only for the
Iuco-Arabie children, the Christian population deriving
no benefit from them.
GALLANT FIGHT IN THE CAUCASUS.
The Consantinople sorcsp ondeni OF the Trieste Ga
zee writes the goth ult Reports have been circula-
ted here for the last few days Of disastrous defeat
OF the Russians in the Caucasus The Ccassan leader
Scham Bey, said TO have united his forces aud de-
vered battle in which the Russians lost 30 900
and 100 guns"
The daily union., 1852-12-29
The Iron Duke.

o.. allowing poem-aIke admirable in conception
"a e,sculion-Appssrs the hrsi number Of Putnam,
o.x magazine It is s,trbuied to Professor Longiel
,au Of Cambridge. and bears indubilabs marks OF hi,
snus II is doubtless lhe finest production which III.
lssh Of Wellington has called forth in this county
in Europe: l
THE WARDEN OF THE CiNQUE PORTS.
mist was driving down tho British Chanae.
Tho day was Just begao.
And through the window -panes, on hoor and panel,
Suoalned the red Autumn I1
IL glanced on Sowing flag and nppling peunon.
And tue white tails OF shps
And from Tho ffownins rampant tho black cannon
Hailed II With fsverish lips. M.
sandwich, and Ronney. Hastings, Hiths. and Dover,
Were all alert that day,
To see tho Fronoh steamers speeding over
When the fog cleared away
s,,,oa aud silent, and like couchant lions.
Their cannoa. tiarough tho night. .t.1A
< uoldiuc the BREATH had watched in grim defiance
s The sea.coas Opposite.
Aud now ,hsy roared drum-bea from their stations
Oa every citadel; Nt
Each .pswering each. with morning saiutatons,
That all was'wen
And down the coast, all taking up the burden,
3 R.pIiod the distant lorts
C 7 II 10 su,nsnon from his sleep the Warden
And Lord OF the Cinque Forts. ..l8W
Him shall no sunshine from the fields of szure'
u No drum eat from the wall
No morning gun from tho black forts emornzure
Awskcn with their call!
No more, surveying with an eye impartial .A
The long line Of the coast.
small the gaunt figure Of the old Field-aarshal
Be seen upon his post
%, IN tho night, unseen, a single warrior, .l
In .ombre harness mailed, E e#A#t
Ds..ded OF man. and surnamed the Destroyer,
The ram part wall has scaled.
He passed into the chamber of the sleeper,
The dark and silent room; a.f, 4 s6Nea
And a. he entered. darker grew and deeper
The silence and the gloom @
He did not pause 10 parlcy or dssemble,
Rut stnote the Warden hoar;
All. what blow iha, made all England uemble
And sroan from shore To shore. y 9yH7f
MEANWHILE. without. the surly cannon waited.
The sun rose bright o'erhead; N YasEs
Nothing in Natures aspect in'imaed
That grea, man was dead!
The daily union., 1852-12-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Great Frcshet in Ms Wess-Los, of Li,

Great Frcshd in Me Wea-Loss Of Life
CINCINNATI. Dec. 27The heavy rains dusing the latter
part Of last week have caused destructive noods In the
Great and Little Miami rivers The Miami canal IL broke
miles above, and vii require weeks repair The
Whitewater canal is also broken The Miami and Cincin-
natl. and Hamilton and Dayton railroads much dam
aged, and both the trains unable run on the lat
several bridges have been washed away.
Ia Indiana the Hoods very heavy On the Madison
and indianapolis railroad bridges were washed
away. freight engine, with cars. fell through tho
bridge Plea and three with the
train were missing In the vicinity of Madison much
diuag done property, and several lives lost
The daily union., 1852-12-29

From MADrrRA.-By the brig Eliza Wait, Captain
Hutchinson, 30 days from Maaeirs, learn tha, the
quantity Of wine this year would fall far short OF The usual
vintage, and consequently the operatives in con-
siderable distress Provisions scarce and high
aaNN fJourrI of Compsrr
The daily union., 1852-12-29
Nati0sAAl TheAtre.

clA-Tbe management, respectfully ha, Mr..
Hske consented Fs.sh this evening bo, post
tiv-iy for he only
On Thursday will perform Politician, P-rtna
sycophant pay Man OF World supported by
ta night but Of her snsssemsot) e Lady
Rhodoiphs, and the whole strength Of the company.
on Friday Mr. Hack.ws benefit and last sppsarsncs
The daily union., 1852-12-29

FIoRrpA, ATLANTIC, AND CUR RAILROAD. The Talla-
hassee Sentinel Of tbs 2lst ssys Last night inform
lhe topic Of State internal Improvements We have
canned the resslt, il any attended the meeting DR..
BALDWIN, OF Duval, OF the most scientific and prac
cal men have met with in Florids, has bill before
The house-a modification OF the Atlantic and Gulf
Cenhal railroad bill passed al the last session-whcb II
nmpposed may psss though fear not in effective
shape "A ,s desirable. This we believe 10 be the
scheme for Fosida, and she ahoud keep steadily in
vew though he forty years before its ultimate
prhment She should grant no rights OF way to foreign
Companies thsouyh her territory except upon the most
arefu reservations with regard 10 this work. II will
10 done ultimately, have doubt; and il will be the
rou'e Of communication between the Atlantic and Gulf
" baldwin. fos series OF year,, has been engaged in
currents by which ,hs shifting bars thrown up
We mouth OF the ST. John's. and he has discovered
SIMPLE, and We bsSeve certain method OF permanently
enovng these bars. by merely dammipg up an inlet
hch dtver's the current Of the river between whose
orce and tha, Of the Sowing tide these bars thrown
When by means OF this dam The waters are made
now TO and from The ocean in straight channel the
Dooor enertans doubt that the bars will disappear,
any reasonable depth Of water be had 20 the town OF
n nsonvle he thinks twenty -four feet certain. and
s all su'cent for the great Atlantic terminus OF our
os ase work d.. Baldwms plan Of improving the mouth
he 81 Johns has received The unqualified approval Of all
emnent United Staies engineers who have examined il;
appropriation has been made by Congress to carry ouI,
@ 'oe engineers arc already on the ground We have
n no one who has locked into the matter who s all
esonlous Of the full SUCCESS OF the experiment; and
ond succeed, will be rchly entitled 10
~ D., gratitude Of bis section and his State than DR.
The clearing ou, Of this river will remove one great
oggsaee 10 harmony in the State enterprise we have
oato "s" 70 IL will secure a noble depot within our
~. pufdefe, and Then II seems to "a straight track
I,s hs S'ss should be the ultimate end of our lcyis
-" 'o' internal improvements -ssro"~oA Georgian
The daily union., 1852-12-29
Tho Rio Grande Frontier.

Recent reports from the Rio Grande represent that the
.nsurrents leader Carvaal has, With armed party
nxsd on the territory Of the United States. invaded the
republic Of Mexico. There is q common law ct nalion,
which prohibits such expeditions this, and specia
law of ths Uaited States which gives the President the
power to prevent them and desgnaes the punishment ,e
which those who engage in then liable. Why, then
s an sxmpt not made carry out the law Is il ,hcugh
that such expeditions bring dscredit OH the govern
peut Of the United States, that they unworthy Of
ts notice II 90 then indeed have rerograded to iht
days al The buccsneer. During the late Disturbances
The Rio Grande, in which this man Carvajal the
i've sgent, there not single civil officer on tht
whole frontier possessed with the requisite authority to
arres parties engaged in the open violation OF the
ualty laws Of the United States until long after j,
too late, and all the mischief and wrong TO the citizen,
dMcxieo had been done. As from present appearances
sother system of similar outraEes about TO commence
perhaps has already commenced, would be exhibiting
more than decent regard for the laws OF the United
States and the rights Of Mexico 10 send TO that frontier
ofcers both civil and military. with competent authority
to aYsS sud bring trial the criminal paes and thu
prevent repetition OF the outrageous crimes which. un-
ler the absurd plea Of lberang northern Mexico dis
gnoed that frontier and the gocunnsmt Of ne United
Ssiss during the past winter, when citizens OF Mexico
in the defence Of their homes and families
BY Wholesale by band OF calling ttemselye.
men, led BY this notorious guerilla and outlaw from hi.
country. Carvajai. who Is now engaged, II fepor
speaks truth, in conducting military expedition from the
kn,ory Of the United States agains, the inhabitants
hs native country. At the time that he is held to
bail on this side of The river to stand his trial for crime,
committed during The past winter He is no beraine
leader he ia buccaneer OF the very worst kind ready
and eager raise himself above his present low position
g,ny and every Let, therefore, the government
end her marshals to the frontier to attempt TO maintain
her laws. and establish her courts competent te
punish those who now with impunity violate those
laws II
The daily union., 1852-12-29
Wrtck of the barque Forest Prince.

Bosros December 27-The barqus Forest Prince 2s
days from New OheaDs Jr Boston, with cargo bee
pork corn, on, and coon struck tho southwest side
ofNan,ucket, s, p the 24h instant 100 yards on
the shore, where lies full of water Should Il.
weather prove favorable the will probably bc On
in a damaged state, but the vessel will doubt 20 /,
pieces The vessel and cargo insured in this city
yarious Offices. r..fss,asf.
The daily union., 1852-12-29

LIME edttOas standard e0thors-Evsgltsh aud
Amercanip and be found the
OF the subscriber in varieties Of and sefo
iau. volume for the pocket the large for the library
shevessone Of them richly illustrated others finely
Campbell Irving Pr.scot oibbon Wordsworth Bryant
Charles Lamb Walter Scott Cooper Cowper Thorpson Haleck,
bancroft Goldsmith Johnson southcy shelly spense Chsecer
Mlton Shakespeare Burns Mscsoisy Hume so~t SWIM
serne Moore and others Th. Enxish
London by himself
bindings.
lice 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-12-29

CRxArIoS this painting purely ingaa
tive there Is nothing shoch the probabes
Paintings OF Imagination by pencil genius
than those Of Nature they present
combined perfscons Of Natures beauties All de-
pends The artist The Of this work has been bold his
imaginative and taken high leaps beyond the thinking
minds In Eden giving
summer, but the world for his uniting all Of
that beautiful In glorious painting In the deuge he
floods Of anguish from his hand horror
low the lines of his pencil In the retiring the what
less spiendo In the ruins Of ancient Cities the relics
beings and in the awful OF cave powers
Of a transcendant genius
The daily union., 1852-12-29

NoTICE.we would respectfully inform sI who have
~ with have been msde on
the oh of the month and Will be handed In during
the week. viii much obliged to all who VII
Gait and settle with at the earliest opportunity =
w. NJ sHUsTER 4 co,
oo-aaf