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L>XSUANGE On Paris, il sums ~ nit Tor sale b.
IL marcI % GREEN. Til0N AS & 90.
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s'..scr Warehouse.
CSHUs w siELb CO..
toAMissItr MEKtttAsrs No. II Cliff ,traet
NEW DIRK,
Arr S"!' Agents ~ "a United states for
IA tSPkATT'S superior i;icaehlng Powder;
Va Victoria Mills celebrated Writing Paper
- Russell do superior do 90
GcneSce do do Printing do
Rawins K Sons Engsh Tissue dc
First quality Ulflamatihc Elte.
They arcaiso agents fo the principal Paper Mann
facfurers IN this country. and offer fl sale by lar &
most extensive and desir bic stock of Paper and Pa
per Manufacturers Materials tina, can he founi r
his II any "tIlcr country.
They occupy the large and commoaious Warelons
:, No. II It'd stree. No. 5S tlii street No. IS,
Oh isto street, aud the Lofts over the large Tro
-tr,s. aud Clil street.
Fheil business Is strictly wholesale, and Writing Pa
,cls sold by the ease only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to Offer
N Good. b til Foreign and Domestic, at the loves
.roSslhls liices.
Paper made to order. any size N wei CHIT. Lilera
ker's stock aud other merchandise
The highest narke, price paid in cash for all kind;
( Hays. Jul. IS, lS53-hry
Seeds.
.)00"USII. choice Me>hannck potatoes, for seed !
LUUlo top let onions. boxes Shaker end Itisley
anlen seeds for sale cheap by W. ii. ANDERSON.
april
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ANE EYRE, and many other interesting romance
also on hand to which the attention Of tkssesdine
public IL invitedat Imsy S,1et3.] Cosss ,.
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BETrER THAN CALIEORNIA.

Wil.L send s. full ptrilcular, If : business D,
! which ler-o Of energy can make 81 I" $40 per
day. a . Wa sons fifty eip.-. Cr"ks Di-cvery,
Lc,lics ~. Di-cverie and " g. Lamb t. Discovery.
by which h has made s. 500 the last year.
Also iswn ms hi " celebrated receipts, many Of
them worth twenty times the amount, no travelling
AMI Int iiitic cap ~ required
Address. (posr rAlD,y p. p. BONEBRAKE.
ArTICA, Iowa.
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'INIk poetcal and prose writings # Dr. John l. f.
land, The Miittld IA I'd consulting Of ske'ch,s,
poetry and prose, rosai, patriotic. sentimental, mA
pathetic AMI harnarou, with portrait If the author
"a .ketch # his life, at CORSE'S.
1msy rs SAL
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-14

WuIcH WE OFFER Ar WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Vt A SLI.Hr ADVANCE FROM IT LoUIs PnIcEs.
I. S III hBALi. Is 90.
Bur- inr on. J"n- 90 1881 Nv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
Notice,

WANTED ten good reliablt men, to ma Ike perm
w business in taking nsnranrts for persons wishing
he ihusiirrd In the Faimvrs's Mutual Fne Insurance
Company. of Montpelier VT. Coi encohragements win
br given. Nome need arpiy-who mol urnis g., d
recon, mt ndalions. Apply To
SAMUEL WELLS, Treasurer.
Mani, IL Iet vi 2yw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
Temperance Mass Convention

All friends of Temperance all who would retain the great
principle of the Vermont Liquor Inv" established
feature of State Legislation invited to assemble in
Mass State Convention Montpelier Wednesday, the 18th
dry Of July, A. D. 1851, at 10 ocock A. NJ, to take into
consideration the measures II any necessary only
from all notifications calculated to impair its usefulness but
to make its details what they should be for the accomssh
mcnts Of its purpose.
The agitation Of the public mind Of Vermont in reference
the aggressive policy Of slavery and the consequent dsor-
ganzation Of parties and confusion Of party tactics
tactcians, to present suspicious opportunity for
the friends of Prohibition urge the claims Of Temperance
to the respect of the political organizations enforce them,
| II need be, by independent political action.
BY order Of Committee of State Temp Society,
Us. ADAMS, Chairman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

A writer in the " Y. 7ribnne advocates
an immediate dissolution of the Union.
The Rochester American, one of the most
conservative Wing prints north of Mason and
Dlxon's line, utters the above with gravity
that indicates surprise to its slow compre-
hension of the spirit of the times, approx
mating genuine "eyc-opener," we'll laid on
to its thick pate. .s.,4 sttFntta.tr
The fact Of the matter is--and it may as
well be understood to-day, as a month or a
year hence,-that the institution which most
previously cnrses our soil, imposes burden
on the North that cannot be much longer en-
dured. Northern men, and men that have
stood high in the good opinion Of the Ameri
can sort of people, have pretty much made
up their minds to this fact. The passage of
the Nebraska bill would be all that was nee
cssary to render their position unequivocal.
The writer in the 7r;buue is not the only
man holding to the course he advocates. We
are in the way Of hearing good deal Of dis
cussion among friends and neighbors on this
subject, and we are convinced that there is at
this hour very formidable body of men in
the Northern States who need little more
provocation to come boldly to the scratch
with the announcement that if this Union is
merely to su5servc the ends and designs oil
the SOUTH and Slavery, then they don't wan
it to exist any longer.
Men who "set up" with the "goriou.
Union" through wearisome season but ;
little while ago, are every day saying just st
much. They are good men, Christian men
and m,n who love their country truly an(
faithfully. They are honest in their supper
of the Com promises. They will be just al
honest, as fearless, as powerful in their effort
to destroy the Union, should they become
convinced that the opportunities and imposi
tions of Slavery are unsuitable and never
ceusing. We must confess. to an admiration
of the zeal and heartiness with which tn
ancient apologists ofsSlavery deal their dou
BILE handed blows upon the evil. They strik
with will, and every blow tells. ,-
Would any person who has closely watch
ed the agitation of the Slavery question in it
various aspects these five years past, be on
whit surprised if in two or three years, o
perhaps a less time. the people of the Mort
and 5ouths 'lould be arrayed against each 9th
er as Anti-Slavery and Pro-5lavery parties
And then how much further would it be nee
essary to go to effect the destruction of Sla'
cry? The South must yield, or the Unto
cannot stand! may, at some day not far dl.
tant, be the watch-word Of great Emancl
patton organization. Syracuse Chronicle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

GOLD CHAINS.
Cent. Curb, Gnarh, Fob and Vest; Ladies' Chaelnins,
and Neck Chains.
RaGA g8WgARY
Of every variety and .tyie Laai,'s ''roechc.s, Car
Drops H"ops Cutf and sa.rf Pins Bracelet, Finger
Rings, Guild Thmhas, Lockets, (single aud d'ube.)
fine mi If Gold Peus and Pencils. Cents Fins,
seals ani Keys, in all styles.
SILVER WARES,
Consisting of Pitchers, Cups Tea Sets, Cake Baskets,
Walters, Table, Deset, Tea, Sugar, Mustard aud salt
srnns Napkin Rings, Soup and Cream Ladies', Butter,
Fuit, Pie Cake aud Fish Knives &C. in every vart, Of
style finish Manufactured l., especial orders by
If the oldest aud hest III ,nnficurefs in the United
states. and surpassed by none other In the mrket our
silver is WARRANTED to BE- n. good us can be procured
Plated Wares.
Cake Baskets, Tea Ses, Wnitrrs, Castols Table, Dcs
ert and Tea Sp"n+ S"p aud tfeah Ladies', sugar, Mis-
ta,d salt and Bar puons pkln Rings Pie Cake. Crimb.
Fruit F"h anI Bu ter Knives, Aspamgis Ice and sugar
To"gs as hands"me as Silver and at ONE fhht c"sa
GPaETAEA.&S>
The largest and Complete assortment in the STATE
Consisting part If Cold, Silv y Steel AMI n ted, l. ny
and Draw Bows with pcri>cupie Prrncal tuncave,
Common Gonvrx and Colored, single and double sighis)
Goggles of all k'nd
Britannia Ware
In every st, ic Papiei Mache Goods, splendid Lot of
Fancy Dress and INN Fins, line Scissors 'ud Shears
lot If the crlbr,ted @ys, Raz,rS frnm the naiin cto
ry Of ecunsIre also, fine assortment from hest Eng
lIsi aud Amrrc,n makers, Lte'' Work, School, Dinner
and Crinnuu Baskets, RrlicuIrS Pr MunaS, of every
st, and quality Gilt JrMrlry. Fancy Bcxes, aud great
assortment Of Toys and Fancy Go d.
GAOGM9.
great vTtiety If ira.s lacks . G Square Gothic,
Oriental, Jsnny Lind. MirlRr -Ocainn Victoria Matal
paIcr Mache aud Fancy, eight day aud thirty hour, with
and '.illout al ,rm FROM THE bet MANulAcroRtEs.
PERFUWhRY,
l.ub;ns, Pynchnns, PInvers, Gienns Mangenei and
Coaray. for the handkerchief, Farins AMI oil
cnlog res, Srld igs Bose,nlry. >hts LNraIrs Bur
gre,s Cream Nulrtlvc. and tyrherlh Lisrila TO- the
hair and a great variety # puencnts perfumes, &c.
WATCH r ;PAiRING.
We take pleasure In unCing /, our lends and the
public TINT have secured the services of VIZ JosEPH
3UsH, who will take charge OF unr Watch Work. And
W. feel confident that we have gund II workman as
ie Is in the cny; eq ,ai {, the bsd and exceleh by
Mr. Bnsh has had several years experience Ia he
hest hops in thecily Aud ratrnS may be assured
that work entrusted t' his care. viii be promptly and
faithfully executed.
All goods sold warranted to be as repre-
scnteti.
Walton's Block State Street.
Montpelier, June It'll, 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
Chr 1flurkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, june go.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, June 2s.
AT Market i3s Cattle, about 40 1ievts and 80 Stores,
CONSISTING Of WORKING cows and calves yeat'lngs,
tw, aud three years ulds.
PKiCES-MAnKEr BgEr-Extra, ss rs first quality,
ss25; second quality, s775 ao,25 third quaiii, $50
"iu,nary. 500 QUO.
HIDEs-S6,h0 II $50 percwt. Tailow, $500 S,a5
PELrs-SU,51 a 0 10. Cali skins, l5c psrib
VEAL tALvEs-S $500 800.
WorKING O1rs.-sl25, 1876 id2 $50, les.
Cows AND CALvEs-S,7, IS, 81.
YE RIiNGs-S00to on, Two Years Old S00toO Three
Years Odds, $40 toC8
SHEEP AND I.nss-a629 at market. Extra, $500 to
q, lot, 49, 3,35, $50.
SWINE RETAIL 0to TIC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
MONTPELIER MARKET. July 4.

. MONIFELtNh vi AhAEI, July +.
PRorisI"ss, &c.-Bulter, family, ID to II st"rr, 90
90. t'hrese, to 3. Lard, 10 to 70 TaIlow, IL 2,
/" 10 Dried Apple, 6tos Eggs IL per doz. P"tatoes,
IS to As pei bush.
FLorR-Exlra fine $1,000 t" oo,oO fancy, $3.50 to 90;
superfne, S9,0ItoO on
AGR,iN AND iiAY.-turn. 100 to on per hush Oats 50
u 55 ensgass Seed, S2,s7 Clover is I" Doc pei lib.
Hay, $1,000 to u 90 per ton.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood, 2,95 10
$50 per cord shingles, 81 rs 10 LIS NJ. WooI, 81 to
40c per lb Nails, $49J cwt. Salt 70 IT, S0c per hus
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

The Washington Star says it is understood
that he Attorney General of the United States
(lhe renowned aleb fushing) anticipating some
such decslon as that 4 Judge Smith Of " is,
determined, some time ince TN conrse Of pro-
ceedIngs which viii instr The due trial # t!"n,ll
tor ti resistance 10 the uited : tates Ulcers vlI-
gage'l III executing the Fugitive Slave law II
ne does not bansu himself from the U. States
10 some country where he cannot BE- reached uI.-
der an extradition Treaty, h. will be compelled
says that paper, in The end TO answer at The bal
lof justice tor his ofense. '''t'
A dispatch has been received from Mr.. Gregg
our Commissioner at the Sandwich Islands that
the native Government throws itself into the
hands OF he American party for protection from
French, English and other foreign settlers The
commissioner has been empowered to accept the
island for the United States, and assure The ma
i've Government of Amfr ican protection.
The managers of the Washington Monument
have issued an appeal to the nation for aid, saying
that the funds are ntarly exhausted, and that un
less prompt and jealous efforts be made to raise
money, the work must be discontinued The
Monument is intended to reach height Of SIT / {
feet, and it has lready been erected to an alt
tude Of l54 feet. at cost of 1920, 600
A mountain of Spanish brown, estimated tt
be sufficient to supply the world for centuries
is reported to have been discovered in the vicD
ity Of Elyton, Ala.
Onr biggest strawberries are mere peasto those
of thilian growth. mention in a Cafornia pa
per-one of which measured 10 inches in cir
conference. and weighed $50 grains!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
BOSTON MARKET. Julv 2.

BUHTUN MARKET, July s.
FLouR-tenessre, Michigan ana Oho snp. rhine, $e ,25
faucy, 80 81; extra Genesee, Sll rs to 1850
GRAiS -Corn, yelnw, Csc white Sc. Oats north
72c. Rye, Doc. Wheat, 81, UU to 600.
Rovi-ioNs--Prinu Pork, $3.50 pei bbl Mess las
Clear, Sl75d. Boston Meas Beef, $1,000 u 100 La n
10 H. Hams. ga l0c per Ii Batter, cnmmOn and
l0c four meal, @. Potatoes, S055 IO0 re bush
HoPs-Frs, sort 1873 80 To 33c pit III. '52 crop 10
sEsDs.-lierds Grass, $2,75 a ,a5 per bush. Glove
n"n bern, 10 l.2a lac per Id
AsHEs-Pearis, $3.50 a $50 per cwt; Pots. $3.50
WOoL-Prne Saxuhy Fleece So 58c Full Elo,aI, 80 Il
and one iuur nth do. "a a 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
SILVER WARES,
Plated Wares.

Cake Baskets, Tea Sets, Wntcs, Casols. Table, Dcs
ert aud Tea Spnn+ S,np aud trran Ladies', Sugar, Mus
a,d salt and Bar SPOONS. kln Rings, Pie Cake. Crmb
Fruit Fish Bu ter Knives, Asparagus, Ice and sugar
Tuugs as handsome rs silver amt at one ffht cosa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
BRIGHTON MARKET. June 20.

BRIGHTON MARKET, June go.
Al Market ~ BeefCattlt o. Stores II pairs Working
oxen % Cows aud Calves, 1000 Sheep and Lambs, 800
S~ iur.
PKIrES-BEEF CA1rLh.-ExtIa, $500: first quality
So Isl second quality, Ss,25; third qmaty 81 10 7,25
sHrFr AND L.NBs-S.,op 2.7s, 400. Ex''a, $500 10
90.
WoRKiN OxES-S9a, lis, i4S. I40
Cows AND CALvE $40. %, %, 3d. II.
SwiNE-5 6c; Retail, S II 6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
NEW MIISIC RNOK.

stV,HE CYTARA, 'containingPs,m aud II mnrunes OF
1 every variety and metre. together with Anthems,
Chants, scl Pieces, and an orsto'" by l. W"ooHuRy,
anthnr Of that highly popular WORK, The Dulcimer'
of which upwards Of
100000 COPIES
have Leen sold. Tn. above work Is ready, ana
vastly exceeds the Ducimer In quantity, II not quality "i
its music, with int, udes attached to most Of the tunes,
Il popularity not IL he lbu nd in similar work.
Coes Of The Cythala for examination will be sent
10 Teachers exclusively, pr st-pod, receil Of SIXTY
"a Nrs by addressing r. !. HUNTINGTON,
% Park Row, MY.
Far sale also by booksellers generally
*.*Mr W., is at leisure tn attend the calls Of his
numerous friends for conventions Address above
29w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
To Millers and Machinists

The undersigned having been appointed agents for the sale
of Davis Superior Stretched Leather Betting and Lace Leath
would to those who the article they fur
nshng it at the lowest manufacturers prices To those who
have heretofore made their only ask Of them trial
OF the machinery stretched Betting and they will
any other Being made of good oaanned leather and hav
ing been exposed to powerful stretching machine when
made and attached to the machinery they
It is not deemed necessary to say word Of its quality in
comparison with Others its wide reputation speaks for it.
TERMS CASH. All orders promptly and faithfully executed
by OLIVER 4 HELMER, Agents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Pmbate Count for the
Dis picr OF RANDOLPH, District of Randolph to all
rs0ns inertstso hREETiNG;
II HEKEAs EBENFZER RAss, Administrator If the
w Estate Of Dtnsn hopkins laie If w il JAMESTOWN,
IN said District decesch, has presented to said Court his
petition in writing, Sitting forth he amount 1T .ebis due
from the deceased If the charges of Administrations the
value Of he personal estate, and the situation Of the real
estate and representing that the sale of portion the
real e. tate sntcessary for the payment of the dss aud
expenses Of a,minsrat an and that part Of said real
estate not be sold without injury those Interested In
The remainder: and makes application to said Court 10
prn him license sell all the real estate wherein the said
deceased die seized said Williamaown excepting The
Widow's Dover Therein, and including the r-ver.ion
thereof.
Therefore, IL ordered that all persons nteresr he no
tilted 10 appear before said Cnrt In session thereof to be
held nj The dwelling of Gideon Conner IN sad vii
Jamestown on the 9Th day OF July next that they ma, give
bords for the paynent Of the debts and charges of admin
istraon or show cause why license siou not be rant
ed AZ afDresaid FI which purpose il is tuher ord. red
tnI this order be published three weeks successfully in
The G cen Mountain Frecman, newspaper printed at
Munpe-r 10 this ate nj which publication shall he prc
yiousi 10 the day appointed as aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at Chelsea, said hist, ct this
soil, day of June, A ID. 1854.
os JOHN b. HUTCHINSON, Judge
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
fine Arts.

NEW ENGRAVINGS, LTTHOGRAPHS, &C.
IN WILLIAMS. STEVENS WILLIAMS CO.
Wholesale retail Printseers Publishers and Art Color ren
No. 35j Broadway,
Have Just publish ,h. day following important AID
irtsrs.tirs ENC LIsH BNGRAyINGs, LITHoGRAPHs &c:
TIE DEER PASS Painted BY Sir Edwin sndseer EnsrsVed
THE FoREsTERs FAMILY Painted By Sir Edwin Landseer
Fueraved by Atkinson.
LUCERsE AND ZURICH. Painted ty J. NJ ". Turner. Ia
Oh, JERUsALEM Painted by Ary sehsssr. Engraved BY
Msn6eL
By Ssnt Ensrsyed By Cousins
BED OF HOSES Pointed BY Earl Enersyed bY shuTy.
>EE-sAW. Painted BY Webster Engraved BY HolL
COTTAGE DEVOTION Painted BY Fsed. Engraved eJ
LSuOn.
BURNS. THE POET NV PoRrsArr. Painted by sTir-
vas. Engnv,d BY Hon
NACAtLAY Psn.ed BY Gordon. Engraved BY Fasd
THR DISCOVERY. Painted by GRadst. Engraved ~ BsLn
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Painted By Hunt.
"suFFEB LITTLE CHILDREN To CONE UNTO Ne"
Pslte y H.Lnns- Ensrsved - Every.
OUTWARD BOuND-THE EAIGRAST-DUBLIN
HOMEMARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I2new hERRISG'S sPORrISG SKETCHEs
LUCY AND POLLY Two besgtiful Female Heals.
TIE BLONDE A beautiful Female Head
IARGE VIEWS OF CROSSTADr AND sEBASTOPOL.
LARGE VIEW OF TIE NEW CRYSTAL PALACE AT
SYDENHAN
splendid Of specimens Of the recently perfected
A. of vflrrE imitation Of Oh and WserCoor Pictures
Aiso. ust received few FRENCH EHGRAyISGS LITH
oGRAfHs Sc toEetker 18th Sensr Of ENGLISH
FEFNCH AND GERMAN PRINTS or every description, of
isrrd Wholesale and retail - the lowest price.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
n o W A ID A VS..
IN Price Seyentyfve Cents
THREE EDITIONS SOLD IN TEN d.
coAAESDArIOSs OF TINE PsEss:

CONCENTRATIONS
Fshful pictures he Now Days" Reading Gazette. Pa
body will Inc will sdue pseted
added the bright cluster Of literary
publishers and bookeers nowadays Offering view
Troy Daily Times
Tie ehsrsete kisly ketebed and the " tale
Is ttalthfui A night pleasant volume" Buffalo Express
Nova Days will be popular book. U3cs Herald.
We recommend 1t nost agreeable companion Something
entirely oIgiusI.r American Citizen
eoLf6ent that vii Of the books
the season. Troy Daily Budget
Her ard drawn with heelTy aud sih
h,h mskes them recognizable BY reader
Vermont Journal
Her descriptions Of country life those parts Of the aber
and but incidents that 4rred
IN the retired spet given with Tir and trrttfnnea
New York Express
De.uful story written with much feeling Hart Coaant
A writer ef much talent" Bangor Wig
Destined 10 be popular book with the reading puble'
Boston Daily Mail
The pictr,s of rustic experienced ty the heroine
sIley drawn By the suhor,s and her readers N this section
BY heart ard spesks TO the nanE.I born
BsHsor Mercury
She taken possession hitherto gnoeegped seA a.d The
her lAboEs coed harvest Of oris thoGzht
Chicago Tribune.
Let those imagine there m..en. FOR ronance 10
American lie read Nov Dsysr Sale Register.
The Plot AID the nederis deserbsl style which
would DO honcr any writer. lOens ss ne paoaean
One eiess ano volume" ll.lGs-rsted-
For sale by Bok,ee SevAsents thr0askoui ne United
States and CGpsSGs T. : kAGACNOs Co. Publishers.
No. 10 Beekzsn 81, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

ID MILLER ORION 4 MULLIGAvs recent Pables.oa..
l. DANIEL BOONE AND THE HUNTERS OF KENTUCKY
ByWn. Il. Bogsrt Esq.
In one limo volume 800 pages mus,-s,ed Pre- 81 y
This work has received very marked expressions OF favor from
critical quarters:
place 1t among the freed. boots Of our eoan;ry"
!. really reu.ksb. volume Hss Rog+nes than
Daniel Booze merely bold hua.st tyt sos IAN Il
story this volume aid win be rs.. vita
interss.H " Y. Tribune
have often wished fer jus. narrative isi
pson Of the authenticated facts the ofthe res, Poaee
Of the Wet written iDtos connected history N Boar e
The have chosen for the and ne aa an ~
met the demand Of cur wish." IN Y Tins+
H. SECOND SERIES FERN LEAVES. By Fsuay Fern Or.
vol LIMO. 80 psge., beautifully illustrated Pries - .
than W eco copies Of sr works ia Les than year clearly s,tess
'r II h wSY HfR6 fsR;S6 @ 1 I 5 Is .ssHT
ThuIow W. Brown. vol l2mo, ~ PAGES Illustrated Pnee
The work will be found powerful ally BY friend. of Ten,
peIsnee Reform, and sh0nid be circulated fsr and ytr
beautiful volume and though called tale chapter
"N.Lrie Htrmon book that viii make il in bo0s
Northern Christian AdEocs,e.
" LIFE OF JOAN or ARC, THE MaID or ORLEANS
'S y LIFE OF LADY JANE GREY. BID. W Bartlett Po'
; u Tts N; SS' SS TE rRRE %G mrs sif uboSs CONCLUDED
the Emily &C. By Arabels wsoa- Two portraits
't I T''P IRE s'S yf P PUbc Rf sERvcEs AND SELECT
sPEEcHEs OF HENRY CLAY By Epe. sargent and Horace
M Liz II s'e 81 Is SAES CGFfs % Heat
ley Ps T 2. ff s3 poeoR t FP D. S How P ssos %
arD By Physician Of Philadelphia. go doube col
uHn svo pages. muiin. Price ~
X LIFE on THE PLAINS AND AMoSG TIE DIG
caon. VIII PIisu'I lneen Of the R9Eie sa,e,,ass ss Of
-assoc-soLoMoN xoRTHUP. 81.
Addrem MILLER, ORION a MULLiGAN
Auburn and Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

By the Baltic.
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