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SoT BAcK.-Gen. Sam Houston meeting Reverdy
Johnson not long since in the Capitol, the Senator
and ex-senator very naturally entered into conver-
sation about public men, when speaking of Douglas,
the General said he had been ''sot back" 0Sot
back" said Mr.. j. what do you mean by that o.
No Well there was man in my neighborhood
when was boy who made it rule not to allow
his boys to the table till they were II years
old. He had boy whom neighbor, who was
aware, of the fathers rule happened to see day
sitting at side table; knowing, however, the boy
more than II, he asked how it happened that
he was still prohibited from coming to the table
Why, said he, when was II, father let me come,
but was hungry, and in such hurry to help my
SELF that stood up and reached so far that sad
accident happened; whereupon my father imme-
diately Sot me back two years
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
TPublic, No. 4S1

AN ACT to increase the salaries of executive and udca
ry officers in Oregon, New Mexico, Washington Utah,
and Minnesota.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives.
of the United States of america Congress assembled
That the salaries of the chief Justices and associate
judges of the Territories of Oregon Washngton Utah. and
New Mexico be, Ind the same are hereby increased to
the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars each and
that the salary of the governor of New Mexico be- and the
hereby increased to the of three thousand dol
lars and that of the secretaries of Oregon Washington
Utah. and New Mexico to the of two thousand dollars
per annum.
SEC 2. Amd be it further enacted That the annual sala
es of the chief justices and associate judges of the Terrific
ry of Minnesota be increased to two thousand dollars
Approved July q, 1854.
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ToMAKE WATER CoLD.--The following is mode of
rendering water almost as cold as ice Let the jar,
pitcher or vessel used for water, be surrounded by
one more folds of cotton, to be constantly wet
The evaporation of the water on the outside will
carry off the heat from the inside, and reduce it to-
wards freezing point. In India, and other tropi-
cal regions where ice cannot be procured this is
common. The vessel should be kept covered at the
top.
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Public, No 5l.l
IPubIc, No 5I.J
AN ACT to ascertain and adjust the titles certain lands
in the State of Indiana.

AN ACT to ascertain and adjust the titles certain lands
in the State of Indiana.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives.
of the United States of Aerta IN Congress assembled
That the register and receiver of the land office ut Vncen
law and citizen of Indiana be appointed by the Pres
dent of the United States hereby constituted commits
oners to ascertain and the title of any claimant to
any tract of land any part subdivision thereof gran
ted by the resolve ofCongress of the twenyninh Of Au
gust hundred and eghyeght and the act of
titled An act for granting lands to the inhabitants and
settlers at Vneennes and the Illinois country in the terri
tory northwest of the Ohio and for confirming them their
possessions and several in aid Of and supplementary
thereto
Sec. q And be further enacted, That every such cla
any tract land granted any part subd
vision thereof SHALL within six months after the pubca
ton of the notice hereafter provided for file his claim in
writing, with the said register in which he shall specfca
y set forth such facts shall be required in the nstruc.
ons Of tho Commissioner Of the General Land OHicc
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preacher, advertising herself as 'Miss Sarah
Pellet graduate of Oberin, delivered discourse
in New York on Sunday last, taking for her text
the words. Stand up myself also am a man.
The Observer asks. IF Pellet is man, what right
has he to advertise himself as woman q
This same Pellet has been occurring to ''immense'
audiences in San Francisco.
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Dissolution,

vENIIE copartnership heretofore existing between A. G.
Il Tryon and A. S Tryon, in Cooma, under the name
and firm of A g. A S Tryon, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent A S. Tryon having withdrawn from the
firm, all demands against said firm must be presented to
A. &. Tryon for payment. A. G. TRYON
Coloma, Sept Z, 1854. A. S. TRYON.
The business of the above firm will be continued by the
subscriber Thankful for past favors he hopes contnu-
ance of public patronage. A. G. TRYON
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le lovers of brandy cocktails, smashes and mint.
Juleps read this, and then 60 and do likewise
A SINGULAR FACT.--The order of the Sons of Tenn
perance has been in operation in this city since $780,
and there are now two Temples of Honor here, hav-
ing some two hundred members. Not member of
either order has died in this city, Be temperate
and you need other life insurance. Jonr.
nal
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A VALUABLE KICK k-The King Of Saxony has
been killed by the kick of horse. He will be sue.
ceeded by his brother John.
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The brightness of ploughshares will prove bet:
ter security to our republican institutions than all
the windy patriotism of long speeches in Congress-
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When we look at field of wheat we find that
those stalks that raise their heads the highest are
emptest. The same is the case with men those
who assume the greatest consequence have gener.
ally the least share of Judgment and ability.
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The Declaration of independence was first read
in the State House yard, Philadelphia, at about
quarter before o'clock, on tho afternoon July d.
l776.
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"My lad" said schoolmaster, ''what is mem.
Der of Congress ?" "A member of Congress is com.
mon substantive, agreeing with sefinterest, and
governed by eight dollars day understood"
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WORTH KNowING.-Parch a half pint of rice
until it is brown-then boil it as rice is usually done
Eat slowly, and it will stop the most alarming case
of dlarrhGa
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w. H. TAYLOR, NJ. d.,
Physician and Surgeon.

"AVING returned from visit to the Atlantic States
Il Il will again devote his time to the practice of Medi-
cine and Surgery and offers his professional attention
those who may desire his services.
Office in the Drug Store, between the Post Office and
"Brick Store" Cooma, June IL, 1854.
3ltf
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Dissolution.

TnNIE firm heretofore known Holiday & Askins have
this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT the latter part
being desous of returning his native land visit
to his friends. WILLIAM F. HOLIDAY
WILLIAM G. ASkINS.
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ALL persons indebted said firm will please call imme-
diatey and settle with the undersigned He will also settle
all Indebtedness of said firm.
n WILLIAM F. HOLIDAY.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Coloma, October lst,
1854 Persons calling for the following Letters will
please say they are advertised.
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THNHREE Thousand Five Hundred rolls of Paper
llangings just received and for sale at the Cooma
BOOK Store. by 35 GEO VINCENT & CO.
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THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS.
Coioma: Saturday, Oct. 81, 1854.
From tho vaverly Magazine.
THE PAST.
BY W. WALLACE WINCHESTER.

The Past, the Past, the unredeemed Past
Whose ceaseless waves bear on them in its flow
Those joys and hopes that too sweet to last
In the bright happy days of "long ago."
When boyhoods verna path seemed strewn with flowers
AS mingling in sports we knew no care:
There never came thought in those bright hours
That for the future must needs prepare.
That we should store our mind with useful lore
10 guard and guide our rugged way:
That we could look back to the days Of yore,
And in our hearts something whispering say
The Past the Past, the unredeemed Past,
0, had but those hours to live once more
I'd fill my mind with something that would last,
treasure that would never waste or wear.
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ASTRAY.

ASIRAY.
A SMAll Red Cow broke into lot on or about the
AIst September where she still remains The owner
will please CALL prove property pay charges and take her
away. INGALSBE N ROJp
Crescent Valley, Oct. 2. 1854.
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LADYs NEW FASHION BOOK.

IN the /. 4 every uultll l. published. price 25
~ crufs. + AMI IL lie. Ltdic Gnarue oi Pan..
10 .dou an New Yofk Fislons, conmhiug 100 Fn.
cravings the Newest 81 Of Ladies aud Ghild cue
HB. Caps. Dresses. MuntiIla.. &c full az. Paraf
Pattern Of Moulilln hIR, Sheet o. iuiicrns md ID
sorlpiiun f Or rhei " rk. Antlc- Relieve Lcnthe
Work, Vclvei rulaling. &c.. Entctnuine Lit.lar
Mnt1er, Tnes, &c. Novelette, 10y Mr.. Ann Stephcus
Also-Earh Part contain, "a New Sung ~ Piece ii Mn
sic Arrangement. i1Ne been comp ete IN Paris
whereby tie Newosl Designs will af,re n In his Work
ole tnontt heGrc the Paris fasuon Boohsnre received
by the
Part | wa ISSUED onJnuumy list 1851. md lns been
reprinted siA dIhrent times in odcr Ct tho demtu
All the buck numbers can b, obuieed. I h. colonel
Plate il done worth mo,c monry thnh is cliaeeI Ion
the Whole Pint
EXTRACTS IRON THE PAPERS.
at j. b, arthr best Fu-hio Book isurd in his cuun
try Wecor,tinlly recommend il IA. Y Doiy Times
1a' sthc highest rnfk IN NJ all Journals Of IL cas-'
y 1rtpnc This l. uporb worA.'-B i,di
sefIpt Ii the be- lcrou III the Fashion no, pub
Gsied' Sunday 1mcs, Pliodoplia.-"lt contains
aIfthe rev fps4ioaq. nna eolored Plnte at groat
beauty -. JeBrHoL
One cors, ne yenr So rwodo S. four do 50 Que
coryn the Gazette, md copy # llnttc.'s Putnam
or Graham. Nueusine, one senr, s.
flee Mt } In street. New lorR, and far salc b,
all Booksetlefs ntle United snic- and Cunada..
AMI 10 4 lm
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=
~ E''e 'nhes II h"hN III the s'ne hg%. he viii L.
NJ" '''loso" Tor thelf safe return on the value there
H'''5f' WIZ mol 90 received OF incorporation IN
les properly packed in suitable casks boxes bales or
PhehH ''s nnd each must be wei, and clrnr,y mark ed
WIN ''' 'no "' the C'n'eher aud The Station where
~ "'t 10 ot'efw*e they will no: be recep
''' ~ Si''" case no d4mnges Tor loss or mise
- VI e PaIi'
""nPo"'er and r'ciloh matches viii not be 'aken
Oh terms except IN The powder cur, and if found
,'''" ''lo"s ON, goods the Consignor In case Of
- ~ WI. pe '"i nnpe thereior
= "'eiticheS Nhrh bHh ght To Depot BE-
eolhled ny TWO tirkeis sniing the articles sent with
hsPc'nfhi'n OF te nnm9er of packages or parcels
N'e'' IN = re moe thnn one. and the anl
weight {" o. and stating TO what piece they are to be
S'"'' oS "hoh' md i've whom. II the articles re-
cow" correspond WITH the tickets will be j. ned
oy ' proper Agent at the Depot md delivered the
pc son ''n2'ns TIE 'rtl' -, The other ticket will be
'alicd .A the Aseht To be filed away.
III lbe charges Tor 1rnnsP' ration of horses or live
s''N hr nl"uys tohe paid 10 i1 Agent fore they are
%" te ours A. general rule. the charges for nrt.
'le7 coming TO or gong from Lynrhhnig viii be paid
nj the Lyme hihrg Depot when delivered. In Their
eases the ehrge be paid ut the Drrot where cn,ar
ed before the Hrtiele4 are toro arted
when ve stock arr sent by The car load the owner
sall determine the number of head thai shaIl be- rpt in
hehr' mn ! thry Will be transported M his risk.
IL Persons who me de-irc to send frcish from n
Turnout me required. after loading il on the car 10 mr.
lis tn Conductor of the freigh Train with a writ en-
blI OF Ledi"g 81 The same. properly dated and drinrt.
y sp rilyog tue nun, # the Consienor and Conscience.
fheqnahti'y weight Of .uc freight and g number of
ea' on which it has been paced No Gpiyb viii no
transported from Turnout until this regulation has
been complied with.
49, Curl gcs nnd Buggir-. if not nro4e,,v .,verel
by lh" owners, the Company will not be spon.ible or
my injury they may .u.rs !, ran, H. oa,l.,
"A N good. will be received NJ the Ly,ebbp,r De
dot after fse o'clock, p. m f. mn he LIST dnv II NAV m
III 1T dry Of Septrmber mad none ,f,,.r 4 r.
m from the Is ny OF Serembrt till the ls da, OF Nav
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!. coxANr. WIN. A. wAipnbN. y. sErszER,
New Furniture Ware-Rooms.

COMA Ant. w AL d RON Co.
"TUULD Re pectfniis TORN their ffien ard the
w public general, that thes receiving Al
their Furniture Mare Rooms. on Mai ST.. daor~
below tue Norseli House. their stock Of Rose Wood
Mahogany. Walnut and other Furniture iage;hef With
great many articles In the way Of House keeping. that
are useful veil ornamental. At have bsfre
been introduced this mark. AL OF winch have ssen
selected frum houses North eno.ng the highest reps
Ia ion for good and faithful wetk.
They have also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged wurkuen Of skiiiaud eNPe-
rience and therefore prepared to haze made IN
der Of good eia. any piece Of furniture that
ma he ordered They would add that inry IRE
pared to afrr greater Inducements 10 parsons wanting
anything in tie way Of FURNITURE, than h ever be-
orss been oe ed in th. market An'l they hope BY
sdbu- attention To business and receive ut least
a portion ct the public pat onage
CoNANT. NALDRON & CO.
n B-We would say our ED frlcnt. aud cusian
issi continue to manufacture. # did stand
on b. dye 81 all kinds Of 7 baeco h3uids AMI the
like, and solicit continuance OF their taeers
mar II u w = c.
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SOUTIE-saDE RAILROAD
u Is q ... s.

- L.
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the D,
"A put in Pete, sburg every day. Sunday excepted,
ut O'Clock, NJ ami arrives at Burheve the in
reryection of the Richmond and Dlnsile Rail-Road
Mt 10 pclock,A, connecting by that Road with Alessrs
+ Fagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court ouse,
llaIifax Court House. Danville and Greensboro, 1.
and arriving Furmve ll30. a. M, connecting
there with Messrs. Fagg. Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
Tor Lynchburg.
Re urung, the trun leaves Farmyile /, P. NJ,
ard Burkev lie at D, p. arriving N Petersburg in
lime Ton the trains going North South, connecting
Every Tuesday md Friday with the Appomattox Rail-
Rond with the p ndid nshps Roanoke and james
l,wh tor n w.lok, which leave City Point at p NJ.
nnd every Wedn sday tn steamships for Phlade pha
which leave city Point The same hour.
i gers preersng a in Petersburg the over
night take the morni train North u, A. NJ.
The james River Boats for Old T lint, Norfolk and Balti
more at 8. A. the iot the South &C lock
A. N.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
els between the following poiats muy be procured
the anne xed lutes:
Between Petersburg and Ly6ehburs. through in
hitt'eh hours, 50 00
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in TWO days, 00
between Petersburg and W hite Sui pmr S rings,
through in two days, Observation-Disclosures. 10 Oh
between Petersburg q Danyle, through in TWEEN.
ty-fpur hours Observation-Disclosures. p
Between Petersburg Gee sbor,', n. c., thro
il Two days,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 on
Between Petersburg and Salisbury n C through
IN three dlYs.-- Is Oh
Between PeteI sburg and Charlotte, $l8 O0
freight train ltnves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at q, A Mnnd
returns the same days. Any person wishing To see the
rates ~, freight obtain freight list by calling upon
rhr Agent at The Petersburg Depot
der3 Is f. / WALL Sur't
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WANTED

~ HIRE, until lhr eod Of the Pre- sent year. good
" cook, washer unl 'one also girl accustomed To
honsehnd service. Test nonal- OF character and quu-
!! cad n will be required Enquire at Ibis Office
Inne | dIs
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nar2-dt.
DiSSO lutiOn.

VIE nar.n r>ii hercofore existing undo, tho fir,
aud stye OF Bel x Jennings. in he nr,nrie, ,,si,
u tie Cabei Honse, has this day been d. solved hy
mutual consent The sub, criber has purchased he on,
'r interest oil MIR Jennings. and will hereafter be the
' pro. I1e"r- lie most respectful, soicits contn
9anee fl ncro raronage h. has bore,nfre
'''n nus rends and the public orally promising lhat
~ par or eN pe Sc sho be spared tn render Them com
iorin'l" wfile they stop with Tim. ''''
''h' IN 1924 (tS) ROBERT II BFIG
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NEW GOODS AGAIN.

bpiN }. PUkVIS, AG'r is again receiving a large
AZ supply OF New Goods-all being invoiced much be
10 the Ptices paid in he early part of the Spring =
til system oi usness is to sell for Cash oniy Among
the goods Just received are CaicoeS Lauhs Gin! hnS
'aeas Parasois, Fans, Qaat Hosiery, GIoUes &c, &c
may 10
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I'd, SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL.

sgs,, SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL.
N4xgy IL 4. WILLIAMS rail- mteatlpr Ia his nrW-
3s.Yf b.aulilul yaii"d assortment al Puyef Bo"As.
zzsy VIII hc La just received an when e -
lseted .ia.eii, 10 tie Northern Ctr. but ia few days
ssa: together w.th large sfock of fbcu gitd I'D
Mseella RS. euuss ing If all the lntest Il d
fs-t iprete.life works of IA. day.
T." felaNi, 3 sunni uftbem;
Ha.sa $ by Oiphaut
Nap- Of Europe,
Sketches II Gi ere and Turkey,
Silhnan's 1lav, IA Europe.
Lie aud NfiuuRs Of Andrew Bropda.,
Thrilling Adventure hy Land rnI Sen.
hr Di.rardei Daughter
Rseerie- Of a B"ieheot,
M. Bros Mug Pnen1s,
u story Of Ireland
ie If John Randolph If Roanoke, by HnghA Garland,
Nenan 10 France by .ulia knVansngh.
Womar nod hrr Master. by + ,dcric4 Smith
Together with bonuiit ! sele, lion p fancy nrttol les,
writing desks, " ia seerot syringe; large 'te,k al uu
SIC paper hnt Riogs.nnd refumriy q every kind aud
such r+' ~atfot fail to please. All he tss- l.
49,, a, trsuIe sale. may 10
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orrer Va. rssS. RAn.RoAp Co /,

'"'h' afliA ~. iop''
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo q
Curle feel confident tint the fiedr7 ut Norksun,l
his management. will fully nninlnin it, re utntiun n
making Rail Rond Cars well Us IN any and all III.
branches Of meebaicnl operatuns.
JN0. ROBIN Mcdaniel, Presideff
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RECoMM ENDATIONs
CnIEF EsoIhEKR's OYTlcE. VI. Tenn Z Z l


Lynthhu'e. Va, Scptem %. 1853.
TO THE RAILROAD ~ nc
AT The Car = every lind IN upon Il !, md iav.
seen made Ut tie Piedmont Works in L,neIhure, nf,
d IN direction Il Gen'l Nctleioa, ns A seat
1t gives much pleasure sny that our cars have
Deen sininRly and faithfully executed rhecruly r.
mmend these works, companies requiring ca,s ~
competent md faithfully rxreute any con
tracts that may BE- made with the s~ner of these work,
CHAS. F NJ 6AkNE1T,
ChiJ Eng Va. o. Tenn. r. r.
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DISSOLUTION,

VIE Partnership formed un the l,l day Of februsry
1874 between The uHdefslg ne under the fir. oi p
L'gs III l.oose Co, is this day deceived hy nuru
consent William Loose will retire son tie firm and
Iie business vi" be continued as heretofore hy y X
Logan and NiI1m A. LIZ gn, under tie lyle and firm
T. II IL Logan " Son, who will lie and Iuv all the
liabilities. and ulore au ho lcd 10 c.Ilec, ,po
debts due the late fir of Il. Liggan Loose & Co.
r L LIGIAN.
W. LOOSE
w. a. LIGGAN
iil'' --Hi- March lst, 1884,
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THE SEASONS.

THE SEASONS.
FENHOSE ullrgurical representations of me seasons
Il recently arranged on the wall- of MINIS 4 Tan
nel's Dagutr elan Gallery de dedly the beau
tiiu things of the Kind We have ever heheld.
They add attractions 10 thcirrooms. " hrh befnre
seemed contain gums Of arr, in the nmia lie sprci
men, Of D1eaerreot ped hcaUry sut ,eH >nta'e the
eye aud satisfy the rinsity nfay reasonable person
MINNIS & TANNERS
Mottois EXCELSIOR, aud they really determined
reach, a. least earn, il they have already a;lanrd
position ON IT, pinnacle of lame in their beautiful
Gil aens aud strangers should not tail N visit the
Lynchhurs Photog,t phic Cutlery, if oHly the
"SEAsONS' Eurance On Main, door, from Bridge
inn /.
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lfthe Train is stopped fof Pa-senger between am
# the above namet points, the charge Willie nade from
lie point Iast passed by the Train and charge vii
ne jess than fweuty-iee cents in any case.
Passengers WHO do procure Tickets (cxcePt thpse
who take the mrs vince tickets not sold, ,
vii be charged by the conductor, per cent in al
lius the regular rites of fare, provided however
atn IN III he receive than ten, nor NOR
an Fifty from anyone passenger, 10 any point on
the ruad
Servants vii be required to have passes, To
be left with the Ticket Aren't and ore with the Con iuc
or which passes, must be explicit in granting the g Vi
eee travel on the Free colored persons be
required tn produce their free paPersor they will nj be
permitted To travel on the
Jun l6 +. II GIL l., Gen' Sup't.
lzV-AIl papers advertising for this Company will
please ,ropall adv sements in relation Passenger
En- md in.elt the nhnYe -aies.
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BOOKS, &C
NEW BooKsl NEW BOOKS !

II R.PAYNE hasior ale the iolioni x nee wotkss
II. Alone. by Nsfiln Hafitd. hiehit oni, Va.
TIE khouf ani the Rus, an. Illustrated.
I Ra=-in rs l. Gar wiki.
| hussmt Shines OF tie Black ssa, hY 81. Phnht
| fsIodss ffHye IN Turkey
| Our Pa sh. Of Aanals 81 Pastor ard fearle
| Ar ltuBeni in Munich by Ahna Mary Hewitt
Ka,a, or the Glli Of Ad"niinn.
Struggle. f Lie Of Tue AatobIos Of Dis.ontief
An strf.
Msrri qaek, or Life At the Loom. b, d n. Lee.
fmpic Tiulsof Psfis. by Biyle 81. John
/ kalhuiHe Walton hy " tilimnre siuIHs.
| Bfl fhr Scenes b, LadY kulSrr
| Plurality Of Words. wrh Introduction BY Ed"afd
Hiche ek.
caayur; Roman CO Of Mesiso. niid.
! Minnie llsrrnan ly fhnrloe =. Brown
d.. >.ash's l!i-tofy Of Grteee.
INVITE Nfrath, by Nj 'nie tile
sket.be ,ffbe lrisi Bar. by sailor sh.l
Arnrplyrss Bnvei ed
History i Oliver Cromwell aad the Eagii.h Common
wcalthb NJ Guzut
Life nm Adventure. ia aftry Merchant
I Two Baa.is; The Ri2hf md tie Wrong
If at IA ulenj Bnnatpue b, VIM. HaE't
The Chureh brof. the feaa. by Gum ings
TIA Il Mat + Natd
Fife ni 1fe- pnndeHc 81 Thomas Soaie y Ierd JOHN
Ro-.e'l. pf-e % cfs per Na. l1ae ~
L,RANk LE,L1g's GAZETTE Oh Fashion
fhe wai s.. Ell " man, (,y III csrlen) SO
Dadd Fsmiiy--Chs. Levers las, work.
Hen 1T R.sirhfr u 90
Gideon tile. b, Tom Miller. so
Cr,.tullinr. the trir,s- If Fall Dow Castle
by q. Shrlton. 2j
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