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VIRGINIA MEDICAL AND SURGE

CAL JOURNAL-Edite by Drs. GEORGE o
OTIS and JAMES B. McCAW.-This is the largest
and most important of Southern Medical periodi
Gals. 1t is published monthly in numbers of at least
50 large octave pages and orms annually two large
volumes of upwards of $50 pages each.
1t is the most original medical journal in the coun-
try, its selected department consisting almost entire
y of translation instead of being made up of those
articles with which the medical public is famiarized
by the pages of RANKING, LANCET, &c. s
The following is an epitome of the contents of the
January number
ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.
The Spinal Syste n-By Marshall Hall, F. B. S., of
Hysterotomy-By DR.. VIM. A. Patteson, of Rich
mond.
Urea-By Professor Draper, of New York
DR.. Gibsons Case of Amputation at the Shoulder
Joint
Dr.. Mayo's Clinical Reports of the Richmond In
Urinary
Paralysis of the Mator Ocuf-By Prof. Johnston, of
Richmond.
Aural Hernia by DR.. F. H. Deane, of Richmond.
Review of Brquet's great work on Cinchona, by DR..
Otis
Translations. Editorial Notices, &c.
Terms, per number, SOC; IS months, 81 50; one year.
S..
J. w. RANDOLPH will receive subsC riptions to
the above, and 81 discount will be made to those who
take the Journal and any other periodical and pay in
advance. la Is
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The PRrSrER.-The night grows late, the streets
are hushed-the moon beams feck the deserted
pavement-and sleep strews its slumbering peoples
over the inhabitants OF the city. All are at rest
save the printer, who Is busy at his case.
Dreams, lovely winged cherubs, hover about
the repose OF man and maiden; visions pure as
nrst lilies and beautiful as the matron and the
child-but to the printer all is reality. toll and
weariness.
How nimbly and cheerfully does he adjust the
faithful types, as ii he took mo note of time'-as
1.-THE duties that wearing out his life were more
diversion than laborious avocation. Blu: amid
their monotonous discharge, believe US the printer
thinks OF home and sweet rest and sighs within
himself for the better lot of which others are pos
sessed And yet there is no repose for him, thoush
the night tramps on and the jocund dawn will soon
appear.
Why do his motions grow less rapid why move
his fingers in go deliberate and mechanical way
Whence is the smile that fingers at his lip, like the
first sunbeam at the gates of nlorningt There Is
gentle presence at his side an eye blue as vioets
CHANGING into his own-an accent, sweet as music,
embracing his ear. and reaching his very heart.
1t is but moment-t is only a revery-it did
not even win him from his occupation-it only
caused his hanJ to fater, not to cease-the printer
awakens to his toll again.
fe who receive your sunrise favorite, and wan
der, perhaps listlessly, over its pages, remember
that it is the fruit of toll which active and
firing while you were quietly sleeping-that your
convenience and comfort are bought with theprice
There is an 'electric chord" which being charged
with sympathy, viii carry the gentle burden even
to the most distant hearts. We bespeak its agency
in behalf of the faithful printer.-Bufaio Express.
George Whitfeld-the tale may have BEEN told
Of other preachers-discoursing in his pulpit, on
the subject of religious federation, suddenly look
ing heavenward, cried: Father Abrahami" as
loud as he could baw The congregation were
electrified. lie hears me-" says the preacher
'Father Abraham, there any high or low
churchmen in heavena' None" he continued.
looking down upon the people-"Father Abraham
says there none. Any Arminians or Socinians 2
None. Methodistsf Not one. Father Abraham.
you amaze me. Are there no Baptists therea
None. Unitariansi None. Surely there are some
Calvauists or Lutherans in Heavenf Nothing of
the kind Father Abraham explain this mystery
are there Saints in Heaven" After pause
| the preacher turned look of delight upon the
congregation and exclaimed 81 ur derstand it
Father Abraham says there are many Saints in
Heaven spirits Of the just, who have died in the
Lord, and mansions for many more; but they know
nothing there of those party names of distinction,
with which weperplex ourselves, and poster one
another in this lower world"
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TIE LAND OF DREAMS.
by rRosE WILSON, rHE cHRIsrorHsn north OF
sss.s.s nj AcK Mnnnss MAaAxfNn 49,


sIAcKwcoD's MAGAZINE.
o, dreadful 10 the land OF dreams,
when all that world chaos seems
Ofthoughis 20 fxd beforei
When Heavens own face 10 tineed with blood
And friends cross DER our solitude.
Now fiiends OF ours no more!
s Or, dearer TO our hearts than evers
s Keep stretching 10 tn, with vain endeavof,
Their pale aud palsied hands
To clasp US, phsntenls, as we 30 lAN
Along the void, like dr. fling snow,
To tar-oH nameless lands,
Yet ell the while. we know not why
Nor where those dismal regionslies
Half hoping that curse 80 deep
And wild can only be in sleep,
And that SEINE overpowering scream
Will break the letters of the dream,
And let us back to walking life, p a
FiIpd though il be with care and strife:
Since there at least the wretch car know
The meanings on the face of woe,
Assured that no mock shower lie shed
OF tears upon the real dead;
Or that his bliss indeed 10 bliss
When bending DER the death-like cheek
OF one who scarcely seems alive,
At every cold but breathing kiss,
He hears saving angel speak
Thy love viii yet reyivei~
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

z
III ROAD-OPEN TO OVERBY,S 81 MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct Sd, 1888, the regular pas
senger train will daily, tSundays excepted) be-
tween Richmond and Oyerby's.
The train will stop for passengers at the follow.
ing points only: Manchester Robious, Coalield To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Msttoax, Chuie, Amelia e. H.
Wyanoke, jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keywille, brakes Branch and
Oyerby's
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. M. Returning
leave Overby's at Il. so O'clock, p. H.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age half
price.
Servants by themselves must be furnished
with two passes, that one be retained in the
office, and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they permitted to go on the cars
Passenger for Halifax G. H. Danville and Green's
borough, meet Messrs Flagg Co.'s four horse
coaches at Overby's daily; and those for German
town. Salem, and Salisbury, N. c., can meet Messrs-
Flagg L. Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Overby's. Passengers
for GAINESVILLE, Milton. n. c. and Yanceyville, can
meet Messrs. Moss Il Co.'s coaches at Oyerby's on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton
and Yanceyville by Flagg Co.'s line Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at Overby's.
Passengers for Lyuchburg via South-Side Railroad
and Flagg Goa stages daily. .r
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.-

~ Just received a large and splendid assortment
OF Gold and Silver WATCHES, in open, hunting and
magic cases. made by the most celebrated mannfac-
turers-warranted good time keepers. 1t you want
Watch to give satisfaction to tune, quality, &C,
now is the time to get one--of
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods, IO6 Main street. de q
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VOMMERCTAL SAVINGS BANK

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK
~ CASH CAPITAL SIS, O00.-CEARTERED BY
THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA, DEC. 18TH,
l853,-Deposits of money in sums of not less than
five dollars will be received and certificates given,
bearing interest at the following rates:
All sums remaining deposit six months or more
at the rate of six per cent. per annum.
And, oil sums deposit less than six months, at the
rate of per cent. per aunum.
Office at the Counting Room of Messrs Quarles L
Brooke, No Is, IA, or Pearl street.
WIN 6. PAINE, President,
GEO. ]. SUMNER, Secretary
X. T. BROOKE, Treasurer.
DIRECTOR
VIM G. Paine of the firm of Kent, Paine & Kent,
Geo. j. Sumner,
R.T Brooke, QnarIes Brooke,
w FL Christian, Christian Il Lathrop,
Lewis Ginter Glnter Alvey,
Sani'l M. Price, Il. Price Il Co,
A. Anderson, Andersen L Co..
M. H. Mace, Mace Winston,
John c. Shafer,
j John Dooley,
Roscoe B. Heath,
James L. Apperson, Goddin i Apperson,
John z. Roberts, Smith & Roberts,
s. P Lathrop, Christian 4 Lathrop
Allen Stokes, Flanagan, Stokes& Go.
ia 7-2W
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TRI-WEEKLY CONNECTION.
4 hug kTon5ous Wo1no sd vo apd

TRI-WEEKLY CONNECTION.
To Lyuchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
gong up; .~f
leave pass with the Ticket Agent, and also shew
another to the Conductor.
An extra charge will be made if passengers do not
obtain tickets. E. Fl. GILL,
Sup't Transportation.
E Washington passengers may go by the Junction
and reach that city in "a hours from Staunon taking
the night train of the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company. e. H. GILL, Sup't.
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00O DOLLARS REWARD. - Ran

TN DVLLAIso NE W AND. = NdH
~OO away, on the llth December. very black
NEGRO MAN named ROBT. PATTERSON. He
is about feet high, of large Frame aud will weigh
about 200 poundshas a serious or sullen LOOK ana
fiat He reads, writes and speaks very correctly
talks slowly, dresses well and passes az Baptist
preacher or exhorter He is superior factory hand
and may show free papers to get work. But it is
thought he will try to get to free State the
Liberia packet, Though that is doubtful,) as he
wanted the church to seud him there to preach. He
has frequently visited Williamsburg, but left in the
cars for Petersburg where he has brother rela-
tons The above reward, and all expenses will be
paid, if secu red in Jail or delivered at
WILLIAM WALSH'S Shoe Store,
de % a4 No. 4S Main street.
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RICHMOND STOVE WORkS-NEAR
hTREDEGARLoCOMO WORKS. RICH.


MoND, VA.-BoWERS, SNYDER CAkTEk
are manufacturing at these Works, the Virginia Ar
Tight Cook Stove, four sizes, Richmond Premium
Cook steve" four sizes, southern Planter Cook
Stove of two Sizes Air Tight, Wood franklin 1, and
Coal Franklin Ilian' Parlor Stoves Air Tight WOOD
franklin and Coal Franklin Star" Parlor Stoves,
Iron Prince Heating Stove for Coal Vixen Heat.
ers local ony) three sizes, sFlute Box" Stove, tor
wood of Eve sizes Fronts and Crates, Cast Iron Rail-
ings great variety, Window Caps and Silis, TEuss
es, Pilastres Cornice, Brackets, Rosettes, Mirror
Frames, Daguerreotype Frames. &C., and most de-
scriptions of light Castings. The Richmond made
Stores are heorier than those of Northern make are
Of simpl: construction. conveniently supplied
with loose plates to replace any that may be broken
and warranted give salts faction in their ope-
ration Dealers throughou the South are solicited
to favor us with their orders.
Several new and improved patterns of Stoves are
in preparation for he business Of the coming season
The Stoves manufactured by Messrs. Bowers, Sny-
der and Carter of the Richmond Stove Works" have
been made my leading Stoves for the past two years,
and have found them TO give my customers general
satisfaction. CHARLES d. YALE,
Main street, Richmond, Va
Depot for Bolton Yale's Patent Galore Air Fur
mace de 21-lm
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NEW BUUkS Slot Corn, or Lite

nj JEW b 90 n Slot Corn, or Lie
IN Scenes in New York; by Scion Robinson
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, the World
from my Window; by H. Marion Stephens.
Cookery it Should Be, a new Manual of the
Dining Room and Kitchen.
The Old Doctor, or Stray Leaves from my Jour
nal
Scenes in the Life of an Actor, compiled from
memoranda of the late Yankee Hill.
Mrs Partinston's Carpet Bag of Fun, with $50 en-
cravings.
Henrietta Temple; by B. D. Israeli.
Valdez, the Pirare; Scenes Oft Long Island
Grace Weldon; by j. H. Ingrsham
Jack Junk, or the Tar for all Weathers.
Indiana; by George Sand
Davis, the Pirate; the Freebooters of the Pa.
cifc.
Yale College Scrapes; by John De Vose Esq
The Orphan Seamstress, q Narrative of Innocence,
Guilt, Misery and Crime.
Viola, or Adventures in the far South West; by
Emerson Bennett.
Emily. or the Orphan Sisters: by C. F. Darlington
Altar Gull, or the B ridal Eve.
Received and for sale by
ia IA SLADE II BAKER. No. 8 Exchange.
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no HOUsEKEEPERs AND DEAL

L Frs IN CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE.-R. L. HICkSON, 2i8 Broad street, cppo-
addition to his present large stock Is receiving
per ship Grecian, at Baltimore from Liverpool, 40
crates white Granite and blue Printed. with common
ware purchased previous the late advance; he will
be enabled sell low His stock of China tea setts and
fancy goods in the line is well selected.
Also, Knives auo Forks, by set or dozen, Walters,
Trays, English Albata Plated Ware equal TO Silver,
such Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives
Castor Frames, &c. de
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4 CARD-WHLIAM 81. GRAVES d

IA CO, COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATORS,
WALL STREET, over the Office of Messrs. Pullian u
Davis Auctioneers, the City Hotel collect bond
Sales, Purchases, Loans, Rents Hires, Employment,
in every branch of business, and all other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party.
They tender their best services to the community
Ut reduced charges.
All their acts will be held strictly confidential.
Persons desiring employment, and those wishing TO
smploy others, requested to call and leave their
names.
tF Wanted, every day of the year, Employers
and Employees in all branches of business.
L. Enniouera not charmed in INV cdae
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MupIcINEs.


RAILROADS, STEAMBOAT8. &c.
HREAT NORTHERN NAIL ROUTE
N REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE
AND PHILADELPHIA.-On and after MONDAY.
the 18th August Through Tickets TO Baltimore ard
Pdiladelphia can be obtained of this Company ov
th r route via Wsshingtons on theI following terr
10 Baltimore. Is %
To Philadelphia 90
Which secure the passenger transit for self and
baggage through the city Of Washington and Balti
more free of any extra charge whatever and as Eve
daily lines are run between philadelphia and New
York, at rates varying from % to % for each first
class passenger ard proportionately for second
GLASS passengers the public be ct loss for
cheap and comfortable trip to New York.
The Through Tickets named above allow reeson-
Bile sojonrn in Washington and Baltimore without
detrmentto any privileges conferred by them.
s. RUTH, Agent Of Transportation.
Office &. r. P. r. r. Co, I -
Richmond Aug 18th. 1855.
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IRON PETERSBURG AND RICH
Il MOND TO THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

IRON PETERSBURG AND RICH
II MOND TO THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
THROUGH IN TWO DAYS.-The Virginia and
est safest and cheapest route, with increased fac-
ties never before offered by any line the travelling
public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at O'Clock, p
M Sundays excepted) by Messrs Boyd, Edmond
Il Co.'s line of Packets with experienced command
ers-or the next morning at O'clock by the Danvle
Railroad meeting passengers leaving Petersburg at
o'clock. A. M, the sane morning at the junction OF
the Southside Railroad will proceed Rce's Station
where they will find line of and superior Troy
Coaches, fine horses and experienced drivers in read
to convey them with the most possible dispatch
will reach Lynchburg early in the evening in time to
have good nights rest and take the Cars of the Vir-
gina and Tennessee Railroad at O'Clock, A. NJ
morning to Bonsacks, distance of Al miles in two
hours, in connection with Parish Co.'s old established
inc of Stages well known to the travelling public
for their safety and Dispatch we'll supplied with
Coaches excellent horses. accommodating agents and
drivers ready to convey them to the Mountain House
White Sulphur Springs before 10 O'Clock next morn
ing, the second day after leaving Lynchburg.
Returning, passengers will leave the White Sui
phur Springs at O'Clock, p NJ. daily, tSundays ex.
cepted) Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at 6 O'clock
T. M. and arrive at the Mountain House to supper
leaving next morning day light breakfast at SCOTS
arrive at Bonsacks at Al O'clock, P. M.-and Lynch
burg at g P. NJ. leave Lynchburg same evening by
Packet at O'clock, P. III. for Richmond arriving the
second morning, at o'clock, A. Nor by Stages at
III A. Nor from 2 to o'clock in the morning and
Southside Railroad to Petersburg and Danylle Rail.
road to Richmond arriving evening at clock
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CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEM ENT- Aisitors TO the

W OLN nal halLIGOdb.-
v SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-yisito to the
Springs may expect comfort by this route than
before ard if the cost of meals consderedno
other route offers lever fare The road is open to tho
base of the Blue Ridge and the rails now being laid
between Waynesborough and Staunton, 1t will be in
operation this
The Stage line is under the management of ]. L.
Heiskell, well known to the public.
Cars leave Richmond daily at 25 A. NJ, and the
Western terminus of the Rairoadat 10 Is A. M.
DAILY CONNECTION.
To Rockbridge Alum Springs fare. ...........S7 so
White Sulphur, passing the Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs. ..........................lo 5O
Bath Alum. q
Warm Springs. ~
hot Springs. ................ on
Lexington. ...'..'....'.....- ..'......'. ~
Staunton.. ,....s.s......'... w
Culpeper 4. h. 4 %
Our STAGES arrive in Staunt0n at O'Clock T. M,
and leave next morning by EXPRESS LINE, at A
M.-epend the night at Woodward's Jackson River
Hotel, and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A. nj.
cond day from Staunton.
Chartered Coaches to travel the party wishes
be engaged at Richmond on the following terms
The inside of the coach be secured If seats
paid for If 10 seats paid for itsecures all the
outside and inside; with the privilege of carry
ing the allowed baggage for the number of passen
gers paid for.
Fer the further comfort of passengers we shall run
an accommodation line of Coaches which will leave
Staunton after breakfast, stop for the night at the
Bath Alum or Warm Springs, as they desire, and
reach the White Sui hur next evening" guaranteeing
that there shall be no night travel.
We will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
each, coach to accommodate visitors going West
East, who may not find seats in the regular line.
VIM. P FARISH l. CO.,
byJ. l.. HEIsKELL, Agent.
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MRS. NOW AT T.-Autobiog of
1N1 an Actress; or, Eight Years on the Stage. By
Anna Cora Mowatt. vol. limo, with portrait-$i-
25c.J
Grace Greenwood.-Haps and Mishsps of Tour
10 Europe. BY Grace Greenwood. l VOL, l2mo.-
81 25c.
Phoebe Csrey-Poems and Parodies. By Phoebe
Carey. l2mo-75c.
Capt. Mayne Reid.-The Young Voyagers; or The
Boy Hunters of the North. By Capt Mayne Reid,
author of THE Boy Hunters" Sc, with iliustsa-
tions-75c
Just received by JAS. WOODHOUSE.
ia 10 Eagle Square.
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TO THE MERCHANTS OF

II IW0 NICHMUND.-Every merchant that has
tlNkd$a warehouse ought 20 have one of nv IN
ID IIlI& PROVED HOSTING MACHtNEGifh he
'Hs - has goods TO hoist to the upper story, 70
be will save time aud expense say nothing Of the
safety of his goods two three stories above biz
head. The Machines have become Ia general use III
mos of the Northern cities. Two of these Mschines
can be seen in this city, ut Mr. Z. H. SKtsKgk,s
on Carv stree; also At CxENsaAw 4 Bao's, On the
Canal Basin IN this city,
Persons IN want. can write to me. Fast Falls vcn
ue, Baltmcre, Nd. r. y. BATES.
have zee sises to suit large or ANAL warrhousss
and st len Price than se5 othss tos the came puTpose
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ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, made
~ expressly Tor our sales 10 Losdon, and warrant.
cd very saprior and not p lose their bristles Re
M BKANErr : aEERs pnssia4
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The Cincinnati Sun OF the 9th inst, relates tn
following interesting narrative:

The CINCINNATI sun OF the 9Th inst, relates the
following interesting narrative:
Two residents of Lebanon, single young gentle
an and young married lady. took the notion to
TX the picturesque in this city on Wednesday last
We, all powerful love swayed their acts, and
loving hearts beat high in mutual response
away they fled from Lebanon. and hired
quarters at the Whine House, on Broadway.
1nded with joys and hopes OF future bliss,
about the commencement of career of
(which their darling little selves proposed;
is end they started for the theatre Here
'ugger-mugger, till the last fall OF the cur
'eturned to the Whine House. During
the doleful husband beheld the delin.
wing in each others smiles, and yet re-
,ath. Not so at the Whine House
x was approaching to burst in terrific
ads of the two Lebanonites They
apartment heart and hand when
husband, eager for the fray,
{ in their retirement, and having
one vouminous outbreak, he
lasting adieu to his late beloved,
= "Frailty, thy name is"-re-
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NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor.
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship.
neut per stesmers Rcarcks or Jamestown will
hereafter be received by ADAMS 4 Co, So Broad.
way, who are the only authorized asents for Expres
privileges b. those steamships.
LUDLAM 4 PLEAEANTs.
te o-u S. Broadway, New York
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>2a MUST W SOLD BY THE 18TH
IA OF JANUAR4sA So. 900 WORTH OF REA-
H DY MADE CLOTHING AT GREATLY Re-
Lib DUCED PRICES FOR CASH, AT NO. 1874
MAIN STREET j. D. GOODMAN has received
during the past weeks large additions TO his stock
large amount of money by the 10Th of January next
viii offer the greatest bargains for cash. in
Fine Dress SUITS
Medium Dress do.
Business do.-n great variety b.
Over Coats from finest TO lowest grades of the
latest styles.
Furnishing Goods in great variety.
The goods must and shall be sold. opportu-
nifty is offered to all in want of good and well
made Clothing A call is all ask to ensure sales.
I'D. GOODMAN
No 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N B. Also large supply of Servants Clothing
hand. (de % J. d, g..
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NEW BOOKS.-For sale ty A NJ E s
IN WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square
|. The Lost Prince, by Rev. J. Hanson. Portraits
Cloth, SI'25
ii. Homes of American Statesmen-P rofusely IL.
Illustrated. Cloth, S.; NOR SO.
Ill. Wild Scenes and Song Birds. Colored draw
ings. Cloth. ST. NOR, So
~. The Wide Wide World, illustrated Cloth,
$3.50; gilt ex. 81; NOR, S6.
" Addison's Miscellaneous Works, finely printed;
vols $40
vi. Potiphar Papers. ffrsm Putnam's Monthly)
with original designs. Cloth 8sc.
The new Juvenile Series, by the author of The
Wide Wide World. Dollars and Cents, &c. The
volumes already published are
Carl Krnken; His Christmas Stocking, with Illus
trations. Cloth. 75c.; gilt ex., 81 IS
Mr.. Rutherford's Children do do.
ia 10