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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-26

THR NExr WoRLD.--A man writing in
tile Spiritual Telegraph says he was so UNI
fortunate several years since, as 10 fall oil
bluff near tho OgCechie river, one hun.
bred feet high, aud was very ugro.Ob!y as.
tonished TO find himself In heaven, or Of
least imagined himself there lie thought
It beautiful piece Of territory, with hills
valleys, flowers, &c. He struck down u
winding path and presently came TO river
which he explored with one Of the celestial
inhabitants, and after seeing divers queel
sights, he suddenly came to himself on
pile OF rocks under the bluff. This a hare
story; for tumbling of plecipice one hun
dred feet high, aud landing on a bed o
stones, with no other damage than few
hours insenSibili;y is right tough yurn,--
We are not Sstonished that such n fall n
he got Knocked him out Of this world anr
into 0nolhcri but that the gentleman eve
got back to toll about it, is what We wonde
at
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-26

When Jenny Lind was in the United
Stutos it was said she intended to expend
large sums Of money in establishing schools
and other useful Institutions in Sweden;
and since she has been in her native coun.
cry ithas been declared that she had fulfilled
her promises; but the Berlin correspondent
Of the Literary Gazette says il is all hoax
she has done nothing Of the kind; and is
not near so liberal as she FUSED to was"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-26

From fifteen to twenty thousand perssns
arc continually congrcgO,ed around the
new Crystal Palace in New York city, and
drunkenness and debauchery are carried On
ftO their fullest extent.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-26
Daguerrcotypes! DNguerrcoty pes :!
M,P, PITTS,

", 2, FITTS,
y eIident Daguerrean Artist, would simply 70.
IL mind the citizens Of Hannibal mud surround
ing country that he IL still taking picture, a. hiI
Gallery on Main street, over Wilson's hardware
store, and would inform them, that FROM recent
additions to his stock, and his increased facitios,
he ia now prepared 10 take pictures in style
far superior to any heretofore taken in this city.
aud at reduced prices. Cali and examine.
ap2odu.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-26
Wanted!

For Sale, or Exchange to' Hannibal Property.
A TRACT Of Nnimprovca lard In Monroe county,
n ON Brush Creek, six and seven miles from. tho
towns Of FLORIDA and Paris, respectively, containing
gao acres, about onshalt prairie, tho remainder tim
Der, Ths land is Of excellent quality, has permanent
water, aud lies in good ueighborhOod, II poSaeSAes
pseullav advantages Tor a stock farm, AMY 10
mehi W3m, MEREDITH, Agent.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-26
RAILROAD MEETING.

N WaiAiasloA JSass, Secretary u the Hannibal and
81, JoItph RailFoad CompeNS,
Stat You are hereby requested 10 call meeting Of
The Directors OF the henAbal and ST. Joseph Railroad
next .....r...
By order Of the undersigned directors.
3 THoS, z, THOMPSON,
~ ..... II, 4, LAKENAN,
Hannibal, May a,isTN eEo, A, SHoRTRIGE,
A meeting Of the hoard Of Directors Of said Com.
pany will be held In pursuance Of The above, at the
time and plkes specified, WASHINGTON JONES,
81. joseph, May 70, 1893, 'my2ldSwtd Secretary
Cheapest and Best Writing Ink.
II r. HRlTrlNGHAM 4 BRO. Arc now manu-.
1Ls featuring Black Writing lax or superior quail.
", which they hell very cheap - thirty cents dozen
Genes, OF ave esnG a Pirt, Steel pens may be lef
standing In this ink any length Of lIs without zorro
dag. ..
?. Sat Wholesale, they will sell itN $40 a bar
rel tmch.23.d,ul
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
MELANCHOLY EVE ENT.

The body of Capt James Nicholson was
found. in the ntishborh""d "s Hebron
Meeting House in this county. lew days
since, IN horribly mans ed condition
the head severed from the body and the
limbs scattered in various dlrecti"ns, torn
by hoy, and picked by buZzards IN a man
ner too revultIng to contemplate. 1T
seems Mr. Nicholson had been employed
to tcacn a Schoni in the neighborhood. Tor
which lac was by ehucat,on we'll qua I'sfsd.
aud OF Monday. perhaps. 'w" weeks ago.
he reuared to his school house somewhat
intoxicated. but soon lett the house Tor a
spring hard by. at least it is supposed So
! from the fact that his cane vhs i"hnd IN
the school house by s"sne ot bis pupils
who arrived duricS the morn'ns. - he
scholars waited some ti:nc. anh the teacher
not making his appearance they ie't .of
| home. Nothing Was seen or heard "i MT
| Nicholson until few days Ak" he was
found not far irom the Spr'ns ailuded to-
| in the condition above described. The
fact that he frequently got into drinking
sprecs anu wandering at will through the
neiuhborhoe.l is. perhaps. the reason ne
was not sought for during the time of his
absence until he was found.
The above are the particulars OF this sa'
affair as they have been related I" US. an'
we have reason TO believe they are correct
Warre,afen NeHs.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09

PLANK RoADs.-The reader w''i End
in our advertising columns a nutlce "f the
unenin. Of Books Of Subscription tor Stock
in the Yarburo and Enhiieid Plank Road
Eompany We learn that Stock to the
amount of about SGT. 200 has been subscribe
ed for the Tarboro and Rocky Mount
Plank Road, aud that the Company will
oryanize forthwith. Aud the hig states
that the survey of the route for the Wash ,
inuton and Tartoro Plank Road was com
mepced on Tuesday last. This Company
was organized on TIE oath uls.. by elec'ins
r l. Myers. Esq. President. ans; s'essrs
BF Hanks. w II Willard. Joseph Potts,
llavens. s p Alien. IL " l,wall. IL \
Ellison. b NJ SsIby aud Allen Gri>t. D'-
rectors. The Greenville aud Raleigh
Plank Road is III successful operation as
| Car as Nilsson. aud is produc,ise ct great
cr bene tt 10 the sectIon OF c"uI:Iry through
| which it passes. ard OF revenue t" the
| stockholders, than its most sanan're al
yocates originally anticipated lhe peo
nj. in this re.ion would seem. fr"" then
movements, to be determined not t" b'
outstripped in the career OF internal I'M
movements. as well as other mstters.-
| Iurboro SOuthefner.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09

MA,L DEPREDAr1oNs.-Fre COM
plants have been made ot late os the 'nse-
curity Of the transmission Of money by
mail. and the Raleigh papers mention
many cases Of loss which have occurred
within the last three months, in the trans-
mission of money to them. But more
daring case Of the robbery of the mail oc-
cured last week, somewhere between
Chapel Hill and Salem. On Friday morn
ING bundle of papers was found in fish
trap in New Hope creek. near the Chape'
Hill road, which was found to contain
nine or ten letters. addressed to various
individuals. with the post bills and the Ell
velopcs in which they had been enclosed:
The letters had been broken open' and
after having been r'tled ct all that was val
u,ble. were throw n into the creek. The
date of one Of the post bills and the find
ing of the bundle. rendets S it certain th'
the robbery was committed on the 'ri
down on Thursday, aud this Circumstance
| # ! honed. will lead to the detection q
the robber--IWsboro' Recorder.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09

C,,sroS FEMALE ISsTIruI 1--WE are
,le,s.d to learn FROM an intelligent gentle
man. a citizen of Sampson county. that the
,hove excellent institution is IN highly sue
ces,ful operation. under the suPsr'ntend-
ence Of MIR Luke {. Graves. as Pr'nc'Pai'
sustained by competent assistants In every
,.,a,t The school now numbers
eiyhtv-two pupils and is gradually 'nereas-
;n9. The number i'll probably reach one
hundred or more at the next session. No
.xer,,ons will be spared by either Irus'
toes or Teachers. calculated t" place the
Institute upon footing equal if not su
perior, to any similar Academy !" sn'
State. We hope and trust t"a' men
.,;ss,xorthy efforts will be duly apprecia
taL and sustained by the people ot th'
State at large. and especially OF that sec
,;on more Immediately Interested IN tn
.'a;,,enance of good Female Acaden.
=, C.;uton.-W Winaing gtoa Journal
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
Valuable hands for > sie.

Will be sold to the highest bidder, on the
uremises in the county of Robeson, on the SIT
dav OF April next, the Lands late the property
,,f John S McA pin, containing $50 acres. I he
lands are situated the SOUTH vest SIDE OF the
.treat Marsh, within one mile and a half OF the
lsobeson Institute, and are remarkably we'll TIM
terea both With ton and tuipent'ne timber
dbnvenent to two Distllleries. There are pretty
EtIIusfIoa, w ifh Well OF water unsurpassed b,
any in that region of country There are about
TO acres cleared, the greater part of which is in
i good state Of cultivation
A credit of six months will be given, purcha
ser giving bond with approved security.
NELL CRAWFORD.
WIN. GLOW Err,
Agent for w w Glover
March 90, 1853 35-3t
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
Protection from Lightning.

A. r. DEEM is in this place, prepared
to put up Spratt's Patent Lightning Rods. IL e
NAV be found at the Fayetteville Hotel tor few
davs He deems it unnecessary to say Anything
IN way of recommending his Rods and Points, as
there has been so much said in their favor by SCI
entihc men. Below he gives two of the many
certificates which have been handed him.
employed Messrs Wells and Deem to put up
Trims for the United States at North a
roIina The work has been done workman
satisfactory manner.
A. B DYER.
Bvt. Capt. U. S A, Cond'g = Arsenal.
March s. 1858
employed the above persons to execute the
SINE pleased and sat isted with its execu
ton GEO. s. HODGES. uilder. sc.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09

The DEATH OF MARSHAL HAWAII
The decease Of the famous julius BarOns
Won iIaynau. which is reported to have
occurred at Vienna, on the 14th uItno.
cannot fail to revive the recollections Of
his infamy while living. He was born at
Ca,sei in 1886, and was a natural son Of
the Duke of iIesse by yoldsmith's daugh-
ter. Ia early life. he was SO notorious Tor
his eccen,ricItes as to be considered on
the verge of insanity. He was educated
at Cassel, and entered the Austrian army
as Lieutenant in 1901. In the campaign
OF S05 he dI>tlr2u ui,hed himself so much
TO be promoted to the rank Of captain
IN one ct the most notable reg iments in the
service. In 1918 he was elevated over
his seniors To the rank Of Majur, and ac-
quired new laurels in the campaigns of
Italy during 1854 for his brilliant au-
dacity. and reckless bravery. Little
heard OF him during the peace which sue
ceeded the downfall Of Napolron until the
revolutionary terment OF lS4S. In May.
lS40. he was made commander in chief Of
the Austrian army IN Hungary and Tran
sylvania. lie it was who held the Au-
str!an army in that sansuinary Conflict,
which terminated in the utter defeat of the
| Hungarian cause. George surrendered,
aud the di>gracefui cruelties with which
tiaynau treated the captive Huusarlans,
both women and men. are fresh in every
mind. Since his di>grace at the Court OF
Vienna In 1908. he has spent his time in
travelling over Europe. His visit to
London, and the manner in which he was
; mobbed bv the brewers of Barclay & Per-
: kin's establishment. need not be re peated.
Of late he has resided on his estate in Dali
malta. He died at Vienna. beneath the
shadow Of that despotc Court which he
served 50 faithfully III SO mean cause.
Since his removal from the command ia
Hungary. he has been despised and un
: happy nan, and he must have anticipate ed
: death happy release from the reproach
{ es Of his own conscience, aud the scorn O
: the human race.
Z -------
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
HOTEL FOR SALE.

The Hotel at present occupied by John Hor
man tormerl, known as the Planters Hotel
near the foot of Hay Mount, Fayetteville, IS Of
fered for sale and possession can be had when
ever desired. The House is large and commo-
dious has been thoroughly repaired within the
last twelve months, and is now, together with
all the necessary outbuildings, in complete aud
handsome order. 1t enjoys a large share
of the local and transient custom, which, In the
hands of a competent tenant, must be greatly in
creased bv the existing Plank Roads and con-
templated Rail Road, (the Depot of which will
probably not be far from this House) These
si.ierations make it q very desirable proper
tv to any one wishing to engage in the Hotel
business or to a capitalist desiring to make an
| investment in property increasing in value.
The terms Will be made accommodating.
n. a. STEDMAN,
| ". T. HORNE.
March 33-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
FOR SALE OK RENT.

The fine SUMNER RESIDENCE now occu
MED Mr. E Bryan, two miles west of town
Possession given immediately Apply to Jno
rnol- or F Leete. S. a. LEETE.
March 10th, 1898. o1-t.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09

pencil, but is IDdetible, being made with
an apparatus used by the Blind. This is
a very simple affair, consisting Of frame
Of tue size OF common sheet Of letter
paper, with brass wires inserted in it to
correspond with the lumber Of lines want
ed. On one side uf this frame is pasted a
leaf Of thin csrbonated paper. such as is
used to obtain duplicates. Instead Of
pen. the writer makes use of Il stylus, of
ivory or gate. the last better or harder.
The great ditiic cultics in the way Of blind
mans writing in the usual manner arise
from his not knowing when the ink is ex-
hausted In his pen, and when his lines run
into one another. Both difficulties OBJ
Waited by this simple writing case. which
enables one 10 do l,s work as well in the
datk as in the light. Though my trouble
is not blindness. but disorder OF the
nerve of the eve, the effect, SO far as this is
concerned. is the same. and am wholly
incapacitated tor writing in the ordinary
way. In this manner have written every
word of my historical>. This modus
/ operandi exposes one to some embarrass-
ments for as one cannot see what he is
doing on the other side of the paper, any
more than the performer in a tread mill
can see what he is grinding on the other
side Of the wall. it becomes very difficult
to make any corrections. This requires
the subject To be pretty thoroughly cam
>assed in the mind. and all the blots and
erasures to be made there before taking up
the pen or stylus. This compels me to
go over my composition TO the extent Of a
whole chapter. however long it may be,
several times in my mird before sitting
down TO my desk. When there the work
t becomes one Of memory rather than o
! creation. and the writing is apt TO run OF
ojI tl D.,h A Inff l Il
SOME yea ) since from the French historian
Ihirrry. no is totally blind. urged me
j, by all means. to cultivate the habit Of die
a ,ation, to which he had resorted; ant
,. James. the novelist. who has aIsp ad"pte.
n his habits. finds it favorable to facility o
: composition. l have too long been &C
e customed to my own way to change; ard
= to say the truth. l never dictated a sen
+ tencc in my Lille for publication without it
r falling SO Hat on my ear that felt almos
5 asha med to send it to the press. suppus,
}. ii is habit. One thing may add :: NJ,
E manuscript is usually too iIleg,bIe Il hav
= sent you favorable specimen) Tor tn
e pre- IS. and it is always fairly copied b,
e amanueuscs before it is consigned to til.
is printer. l have accompanied the autograph
with these explanations. which are at you
4 service. it YOU think they will have inter
d est tor your readers. My msodus operand
t. has the merit of novelty; at least hav
never heard "fany history monger vino ha
adopted it besides myself
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
APRIL 9, 1853. RS
THE NORTH CAROLINA n,
Fayetteville. n. G.
DEATH OF MRS CASS.

The telegraph yesterday evening an-
neanced the death Of this estiaiable lady.
1t the residence Of her husbaus- At de-
troit. Her health had been failing iSF
some tine; and although kEpstc 2 flop. .
condition required GsnSS ~ lea.sa
the city about month h9ksss
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09

Would respectfully inform the public that he IS
sti!l at his cid stand Carrying on the above busl-
ross in all its branches. lie returns thanks for
Tie liberal patronage he has received, and hopes
by a st.i let attention to business. and desire to
please all and give general satisfaction. to merit
a continuance Of the same.
He warrants all his work to be made Of the
best material and bv experienced workmen-
having more rrpc9 i,ncfd and practical Smith,
he natterS himself that his work VIII compete
with any de III the State for style, elegance
and durability: and should any of it fail in -
months (vith fair rsage) either lin workmanship p
or 1nateriul, he VIII repair it free of charge
Persons - l. "a SILL
and examine his work, as he Is determined TO
sell o.y for cash short time.
Orders thankfully received and promptly st
tended to-
A~s- Repairing neatly executed at short notice
and lowest possible prices
Fayetteville, Feb -, 1888.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
Bargains! Bargains !

I offer for sale my present stock OF Goods at
reduced prices and accommodating terms.
And any person buy ing can have the stand ~ hieh
i, considered as good there is in the place for
business The stock consists principally ot
GROCERIES, all of which have been lately pnr-
chased. Any person wishing to purchase Will
do we'll to call soon.
{az- All persons indebted to me. either by note
or account are requested to call and settle, as
longer indulgen cannot be given.
}. A. GiLCHRIST.
AnriI =. 1853 2t
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
lss l.

She dee on Thursday evening. leaving
large circle Of friends to mourn the l"ss OF
one whose many virtues will long be re-
membered Nv ashin gton Union, .7PrH 2.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
NEW GOODS.

We are receiving at New Store, a
large and selected stock suited for the c"un
try barter trade. We take all kinds Of country
produce in exchange for goods, at cash prices.
We have now on hand and for sale,
Dry Goods, Groceries. Provisions,
Hardware and Cutlery.
Crockerv and Glassware,
!. Woodware aud Hollow ware,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Bonnetts,
Il Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
/, Drugs and Medicines. &c, SC. sc,
ALSO. good assortment of Readymade Clothin g
II al. of which we offer for sale at low prices.
II LAWRENCE s. TROY.
!, March 90, 1883. 35-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09

state of North Carolina--BIaden County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess;ons-Fe6ruary
Term.
Angus Campbell and others. Us. James K. Camp
bell and others.
Amended Petition for re-probate of Will
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that James Campbell, Wiiliam Shaw and wife
patience, Mary J. Campbell, John Campbell,
Hugh Campbell, Eliza A. Campbell, Enos Har-
rail- and wise Margaret, Daniel Campbell, Will
liam Campbell Helen Campbell, and the chill
dren of Eliza Jane Swi ndall and the children of
Nary Shaw wife of Archibald Shaw, are non
residents of the State. 1t is hereby ordered,
tbat modification be made for six weeks success
svelv not.f, ing the said absent defendants to be
md anpear at the next Term Of the Court cf
| pIeas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
| Connty ,.t Baden. at the Court House in Eliza
| hethton H. on the first Monday in May next, to
,osyxer. demur or plead to this petition. or the
| same g i'll be taken pro confesso and heard er-
| parte. ,,D C,, e ;d
| Conrt =, Office the first Monday in February, A
| y 1888 and in the 18th year of American In
| dependence ,Er 80,
55-ot. [pr adv SIS %.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
REMOVAL.
Lawrence g. Troy

Have taken the store recently occupied by II. l..
Mvrover s. Co. the SOUTH est corner of H2 y
and WiDSlow streets
They are now receiving their Spring stock OF
Goods, and would be glad to see their old Gus
toners and all others wishing to purchase goods
at low prices.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-09
2. *. 8RX AN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TEErEs oE
THE NORTH CAROLINIAN.

Fer annun. II PAID IN advance, 81 UU
Do If paid at the end IF 3 IN nnths , SO
Do. i paid al the end of c months 3 90
Do if paid at the end of the year, ; 80
n, slbscri ption received for less than twelve
molths, unless paid for in advance.
~ w paper discontinued until all arrears
p1td.
Letters busines connected with this estab-
Isl n.it, mDst be addressed r k BRY AN,
+ ltor of the North Carolini an and i n all cases
post-plid.
DE .
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n Z W G @ @ d s.
w. r. MOORE
Has received d large stock of Spring & Summer
& . 9D "a > $50

Consisting OF
Ladies' fine Dresses and Dress Trimmings,
Hunncts, Shues. &c.
TO which he would call the attention OF the
ladies in town and country.
Also. superior lot of kEADl-MADt
CLOTHING Hats, Boots, Caters aud Shoes. foi
gentlemen
March 2'i, 1888 tt
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Job Printing neatly executed at
the Carolinian Office.
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voL. 14Mo. yss.

Mk PEEscofTS ts4E,E oF. q ! :,
q II pef net hszI -! e.
rs ~ Elssso th1 sosrces 0t history as
8 80 the preparation Of hissmanuscr'pt
E11 ttred To resort to an artificial pro-
lc rseE3 Sth he thus describes in a letter to
ns50u desire, send you specimen
ii aptogrsph. 1t is in the conclud'ns
=. SaoesOf one Of the chapters of the Con
faness IS Peru book 8. chap. s 'ihe
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Mantilla Silks,

Id DIFFERENT Shades of Mantilla silks, now in
< Store, many Of them 1t will be difficult to obtain
later IN the season. Also, White Barrage for Mantl.
las of superior quality. GEO. +. BRYANT.
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Standings Flour,

s7ESS % bbls. Extra Graham improved 80 do
ft5s55E3 Double Extra, and unsurpassed, this day re-
l4Sse4ssSss ceived, and fer sale by the Agents.
my2l div II. GRIFFIN & co.
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Few ARRIVAL OF BOOKS,
AT KEITH & CO.'S.

No. 239 Main Street.
FINHE Old Forest Ranger, Wild sports in India by
i Frank Forester.
me Laws OF the Ancient Hebrews, by L. G. Wines.
Home Life in Germany, by Chas. l. Brace
Shaatta, book for the Seaside
One Year OF Wedlock, by Emily Caren
Tales of the Countess D'ArboubIe
Journal of AN African Cruiser, lied BY Nah Ua,v-
thOrne.
Electro Physiology, by Doct G. HUFF.
The last leaf from Sunny Side.
Review of the Spiritual Manifestations, by Chas.
Beecher.
rtsmatics, by Richard Hay ward Illustrated.
Doctor Birch and his young friends, w. N. Thackeray
Robin Hood and Captain Kidd
Notes from Western Life Henry Taylor,
Spirit Rappings Unveiled.
Ihoughs on Education of Girls, Mrs Lowell.
Maths aad Vespers, Browning.
The Iranslators Revived, Mcclure
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FOR SALE or TO RENT.

TO LET.
nESK ROOM in ere Of iae bess laeation. on Main
II sueet. Adhfesa Boz @ol. mch25 aistf
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
OF WORCESTER

NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual meeting of
IN the Assured Members and Guarantee stockholders
Of the State Mutual Life Assurance Company of Mor-
cester for the choice of Directors and other business
VIII be held at The Office OF the Company, in WOrces-
ter, on W EDN ESDAY Y, June LIST, at o'clock A. NJ.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
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NEW BOOKs-NEW B0OKSI

Al Ligermore's bookstore, 1874 Main Street.
~ CORRESPONDENCE of the Revolution, Letters Of
~ Washington, edited by Sparks
Mapleton, story of the Maine Law.
The Great Ofations Of Webster.
ThalatIa, a book for the Sea-sie
The Last Leaf Of sunny Side.
Romance of the Forum.
Cowpefs Task, Table, &C., with notes by Boyd
The Old Forest Rangers. by Frank Forester.
Toussant I'Ouverture, The Patriot Of unyti.
Memoirs Of Thomas Moore, by Lord John Russell.
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