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Horse for Hire
Hardware.

T HAVE good saddle Horse Tor hire, terms 81
6ct 81 Isl. JERE HARRIS.
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Pork a anteh

VHTE are in want Of PORK Win our friends
w remember Us Sen on al nv time
ii N GALLAHER 8. co.
November 30, 1854.
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m. m. SHirH..
Corner d Msin asll9lh Streets,
prrn.rnxn

IoTHItF q lIllH 111 VA ofrccts,
RECuMOxD. VA.
HT1NUFACTURES Tht,hinr Machines
M Hsrse Powers lrneaf Fins straw Cutters.
cofq So. iiers. Plous. Harroxi. CuiliraioIs. Seed
Dtilis, Cleaners, Hay Rakes, Lad Rollkfs, Hay
Presses, Brick Machines ard Mouias. Machine
Beiflns and Chains; and tteps % hand Puts
Thresher and cieausr. Hnslry and Mrcormisk
Reaper and Nouers. Cooptf's Line Spfeaders
With a general assortment " Agricultural Ma
chinery and Tohaeconist,' II lis and Fixtures.
November l6 IS5f--lF
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IN CHANCERY.
Extract from The Decree.

IA Nd this cause coming on 10 be heard this 25th
n day Of October, 1854, upon the bill of1he
plaintiffs and The exhibits, and upon the answers
af alfthe defendants was argued by counsel; On
consideration thereof the Couat doth adjadse, Or.
der aud cecree that this be referred to one Of
lhe Commissioners Of this Coud and that he do
4taIe and setiie the administration accounted Ly-
Eia Ann Hawkensmith. Administrative OF Johns
Baw kenSnith deceased, and that he do convene
HE essdiiars of said John S Hawkensaiih, deed,
before him, and take account OF and audit the
deAss due from said Hawkensmiih, upon proofs
offered before himsof said debts, having given no
lice Of the time and place Of receiving proof 81 said
debts BIZ inserting notice thereof 10 some news
paper printed in Jefferson county once week for
-four successive weeks and such publication shall be
equivalent 10 personal service Of such notice on
the parties that he d. also ascertain the value ard
annual yaine Of the two Houses & Lots 10 North
Bolivar, Of which John 8. Hawkensmnh died
siezed stating the vaiue and annual value of each
house and lol separately, and that be do report The
same with any statements which be may dee,
pertinent Of wnichhe may be requested By ar, OF
lie parties Interested 10 slate, 50 fhe NEXT I'm IL
this Goui in order further order ia ~ eanss
Acopg-Tesie:
ROBERT T. BROWN. Clerk
d cemnber Z 1854
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T1S0R The Gentlemen We have bought a much
= more varied AID laFgsEssleqk Of Cloths and
Gassiulstts, than We are hess ii habr OF keer.
ibe-lo which ne iavi.s 81 irgsnscsion.
November 2. Ka.YEs Il .EARsLEY.
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NaaTf.E..

i.-.,~ = = lNiNsSl
Wiz suoscfiee. nsVsug ss.pplik1 himself with
one If fsiss.,afs, u. AL. Trfs AySITc0sa
PASSES il preaaF ri % DO SUHvEYfNf; vii.
greater aecuracs Ibaa can p5ssihly be done ,s;,s
the ordinary Compass. Persons having survey iDg
70 do. wiz find ihe sobscIibef fs dropping him !
nsie q Harpers-FeIry.
octobsr %, 1s5i-sn. 70 = = &
ii R(lfl -. Prime fsaunfl rsfe5 Bacon. HIS.
6Utl si.les and shoal5is. ks sale 81
Nov. 2, 1854 MsE Ef,Y 4 <<s1N
Ell ~ seNNE'Fs. ~ ~ n ~roosE
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM cAI1FoRs1A.

Result of the Election Encouraging News
from The Mines-Naval Intelligence, Fail
ures, &c.
New York, Der. s-The steamship North
ern Light, from San Juan, Nicaragua, arrived
here at 10 o'clock this evening, with 494 pas
sengers and $4,000 in specie. She connect
ed with the Sierra Nevada, which left San
Francisco September IS.
Among her passengers are Ole Bull, M
Strakosoh, j. B. Booth and wife, the Bateman
family, Judge Blair of Washington, and Judge
Garfield of Ohio.
The State election in California was held
September 6. j. W. Denver and p. T. Her
bert, "anti- Broderick Democrats, were elect
cd to Congress. 10 all but six counties the an
ti-broderick ticket had 33 900 votes, the Wings
81 900 and the Broderick ticket 5000. In the
Legislature, there were 30 Democratic and 6
Wing Senators, and in the Assembly, AS Dem
ocrats and 35 Wings. It is doubted that the
Democrats will be able to unite upon a candi-
date for the United States Senate.
Ia San Francisco the Know Nothings carried
everything before them. They elected their
candidate for Mayor, S. p. Webb formerly
Mayor of Salem, Massachusetts, by over 500
plurality. On ticket of 81 names, the Know
Nothings selected 20 of the nominees Of the
Wing ard anti Broderick conventions, and 7
were Know Nothing nominees only. They
elected every man, some of them by 1000 ma.
Jority. The Know Nothing vote was 500
out of about 900 in the whole city. The new
common council is composed Of 10 Wings and
4 Democrats.
From sea, tho chief emigrants have been
Chinese. Every ten days or so, somewhere be.
tween 500 and 1000 of these people arrive at
San Francisco.
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THE ARCTIC CATASTROPHE.
Further Partscu'ars--Safety of the Iron p
ikT-FuTfher Rese,ses of III 1r,t,,,e r..

FGrtaer Pdrtscu'ars--Safety of the Iron PropeL-
kr-Furfher Rescues Of Tie drctics Crsw.
HALIFAX, Der. We have dates from
Newfoundland to the 4th, which announce
the arrival of the French screw steamer Vesta,
at ST. Johns on the Sd inst, with her fore
mast and bows shattered to pieces, she being
the vessel that came in collision with the Arc
TIC. She picked up and brought into port 81
of the Arctic's crew.
The Vesta lost thirteen of her passengers,
supposed to be those who were run down by
the Arctic in a small boat.
Three of the Arctic's boats have not yet
been heard from, but being life boats, they are
supposed to have been picked up. The vessel
sent In search returned on the Sd without
success, not having found the slightest trace.
BosToN, Ocr. IL "A gentleman who ar
rived here this morning on the train from New
York, states that there was a report at Fall
River, that vessel, loaded with railroad iron,
had arrived at Warren, R. l., with forty per-
sons picked up from one of the missing boats
of the Arctic.
As regular communication between this
and Newfoundland is bat cnce fortnight,
that period will probably elspse before we
hear anything further with regard to those
saved on board the Vesta. Ii is probable, how
ever, that the steamer Osprey, sent to carry the
passengers of the City of Philadelphia to Phil.
sdelphia, may stop here. She was expected to
leave st. Johns on the 9Th instant.
G. S. Mitchell of Charleston, s. c., is among
those saved, who left here with the others res
cued on the Europa.
Providence, Der. 12-A special messenger
from Warren, r. l., reports the arrival Of the
ship Margaret, which spoke the pilot boat
which had put q pilot on board the ship Leb-
anon, and hence the rpmor Of another boat
load of the passengers by the Arctic having been
saved and brought into port.
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THE NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON, D. c, OCTOBER 49, 1854

can generally command those prices. So soon
as improved, We suppose the lands near the
r,ver viii bring prices nearly or quite equal to
sne lands on this side. Lands remote from the
river vii, as in this State, rate for much less.
my letter is too long, but have aimed to be
Iuii, ana You may rest assured have been fair
ana candid have not written word that
1o nos honestly believe. have not attempted
py ia,se coioring to mislead my friends, but have
s'ssedthe truth. that they may know that Kan
sas Is peculiarly fitted for slave labor-was in
tenoed Tor slave State, and will be SO unless
sne south sleeps on its rights, and neglects its
DUTY Your afectionate brother,
Ed. NJ DoBsoN.
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THE WINTER TERM of this Institution will
l. commence the 18th Of November, 1854, and con.
tnuo fifteen weeks
The services of Mr.. A Holbrook, formerly Of
Marlboro Principal with the Of his extensive
apparatus. have been engaged for tho coming year.
An efficient corps of Assistant Teachers in the diff
fcrent departments of the school, have been employ
ed.
As the merits of this Institution have already be
presented to the public, and highly appreciated, and
rs we have just published our annual circulate
which We invite attention-we deem it unnecessary
TO enter into detail further than to state that in ad
dton to the other branches taught, CGUU enejhcey-
sng with the of the requisite instruu ents il reg
ular field practice, and A1l0iyt5cat Che2iiStry with
the necessary apparatus, tests &c, will be tauc hit
and illustrated 10 a manner highly conducive TO a
practical knowledge Of those interesting branches
science.
Terms of tuition moderate. Accommodations fol
boarding in our village, ample. On behalf Of the
Board. JOHN HARRIS. Cieyk.
Salem, Columbiana Co Ohio Oct. z, 1854
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THE DIR ECE AAD FAyoRIrE ROUTE

White Mountains and Lake WinHipiSiogCe.
PASSENGERS from points south Of New York. by
arriving in that city in time 20 connect With tho
more directly by taking tho Norwich line Of
steamers, connecting directly from Worcester with
the Boston, Concord, and Montreal Railroad traius,
and reach Conway, or the Fiune House, 81 Franco
MIA Notch or Crawford House, via litlet0n, II
twenty four to twenty eight hCuT from New York.
This line is the most direct, connecting with each
Of the public houses in the Mourt1nei requires much
loss tracsiRg 6g tagfs to Visit the various points o..
intcreat connects directly with tho steamer on t,
lake; affords choice OF three routes into the Menu
tains aad passes through the most interesting 2at
Die turesque section Of Rev Hampshire.
For further partculars, Apply to +. S Martin NJ
wich Steamboat Clice, New York, or on beard ,t1
boate; at Worcester and Nashua Ticket Ofice, W.v-
cester; TO Q. II. White, Scolay's Buildings B.z-
ton JAMES II. WILTON.
Aug "a SHapsffgfeufe. fy8 frs..
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fiuke OF the anchor, shout two feet below the
water-ilne, raking the fore and aft plank, and
finally breaking its chain, left the stock remain
ing IN and through the Arctic, which rendered
the attempt to draw sail around the bow of
the vessel impractioable.
Capt Luce, with his fellow-sufferers, expected
TO leave for New York on Saturday evening.
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GRATISt

A FEW words on the rational treatment without
II medicine, of local weakness nervous Debility
loss OF memory, love Of S,ksJds, sci-stlust t'-i-
ness pimpes CD the face AID oes .rtlmities o. us0
By this entiseiynew ard highly suec-sf.l 'rratu"ns
every one is enabled 20 hil IA perfectly, HH.
the tast possible cost Sent % any adlgs pes ice
In sealed envelope by RENTING post pa'l I've pc-
age stamps, to DR.. B. DE LANkI.
Aug. 3. IL Lispenarj street. New York.
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE.

The next stated meeting of the Synod of the Free
Presbyterian Church U. s., will be held in dreen-
field Highland county Ohio. ON the fourth Thursday
(26th) Of October next, at ii o'clock A. NJ
J. X 9fRsoN, Stated Cork.
Frankfort Ohio, Sgt. Is, 1854.
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LBANY MANUAL LABOR UNIVERSITY,
4fhens ca. q Sent Or 1884

EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE AN.
NUAL MEETING.
o. motion of Mr.. Cable,
R:sO,Ued, That we bow with deep sorrow to
tie tispeusatiCn of Gods providence in the
-si;h Of SAMUEL LEWIS, one of our Trustees,
nj an carly friend of this Institution. In this
.sTeayement, the Institution and the cause OF
,5lcation generally have lost warm and en-
.aus!astlc advocate, the own-trodden slave a
faithful friend, the poor kind benefactor, and
ne country noble patriot Mr.. Lewis was a
r.ormer without fanaticism, Christian with
.st tigosry, philapthropist without ostenta-
in, politician without ambition. Willing
% make any sacrifice for the good Of his coun.
" HE last days were spent most lsboriously
u cstahIishing tbs principles of Liberty for his
1tJe state. His memory is ensbrined in the
leaTts of grateful people
o. motion Of Mr.. Bingham,
RssoiUcd, That a copy Of these resolutions be
''warded 10 his bereaved companion and chill
zen. with the assurance of our warmest SYM
lahles and that copies be sent to the Colun,.
han, Free Presbyterian, Christian Statesman,
aod National Era, for publication.
CURTIS HOWE, Chairman.
+ ! /. / ! 4 % ne; Secretaries
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DEATH.

Died at Lafayette, Indiana, on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 81, ALBERT HEBARD, only son OF Ros-
well C. and Annie Ellsworth Smith, aged six
weeks and four days.
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NEW BOOKS.

T|ANsAs AND NEBRASKA, Central Africa,
IA Sunny Memories, Fashion and Famine, Litera-
Stationery For sale by q. S. WELLS,
Oct H. 140 Nassau street, n. Y.
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Spit Among the Kno,p Notkings.

UTICA, ocr. s.-The proceedings of the
Know Nothing State Convention in New York.
last week, are repudiated by the order here,
ana another State Convention is to be held by
those Councils opposed to New York diotation.
The call will be issued in a few days.
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HOW TO GET RID OF WORMS.
THE SIMPLEST THING In THE WORLD.

10 You have only to purchase a bottle Of Nc
Lanes Celebrated Vermifuge, and administer it ac-
cording to the directions accompanying each vial.
1t never fails to give immediate relief, and is per-
fcctly safe for young or old. The following testmo
ny, in favor of McLanes Celebrated Vermifuge, was
handed US a short time ago.
NEW YORK. Novem5er Is, 1852
A friend of mine purchased and administered ono
bottle of McLlne's Celebrated Vermifuge TO a child
of hers four years DID, which brought away between
three hundred and four hundred worms-many of
them largo. The child is now well, and living in
Remington place. For further particulars, inquire
of Mrs. Hsrdie, No Manhattan place.
P. s. The above valuable remedy, also Dr. Nc
Lanes celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at all
respectable Drug Stores in this city.
10 Purchasers viii please be careful to ask for,
and take mono but, DIR. McLANE'S VERMIFU0E.
All others, in comparison, are worthless. IL
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Maine Politics.

foRIIAsD, Der. 9.-The State of Maine
s.ases mat Mr. Milliken, Fusionist, is probably
eieo.eo IN the 9th Congressional District Of
Malne, owing to informality in the returns
from some Of the plantations.
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MARRIAGE

Married at the ST. Charles Hotel, Syracuse
on the 25th September, By Rsv. Robert R.
Raymond, CALVIN WHITFoRD, Esq, and Miss
EMELINE BURcH, both Of Brookfsld, N. Y.
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANT No. - 100,

IN0R 1850 acres, Issued under Act of Sept 2S 1853,
L to James rhibault, on the 18th of January. 1853
and sont to ohm w Strong, room 80, General Land
0fico, has been lost.
Notics.is hereby given that application will be
made by said ThibaUI for another Warrant to issue
in liou thereof. BENZ. IL. BALDWIN,
Oct. l2-6t Attorney FOX Claimants.
WxsLig 0foD. ID. c.. ,S1Df. 2S. 1854
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BIS Of the Indiann Rree RnaL. p.s.....

CINcISNATI, Der. 9.-The bankers in this
city to-day threw out the paper of the Indiana
Free Banks, and the brokers also refuse to
purchase them. Their notes are also refused
in trade
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1877
PHRENoLoeIcAL -.

LNOWLERS, WELLS, q CO, Phrenologi7ts ard
Publishers, 2Sl Arch street below Seventh Phil
adephia, furnish all works on Phrsno0gT, PhysiOl-
ogy Water Cure, Magnetism, and Photography,
Wholesale and retail, at New York prices. Pr"ics-
sional examinations, with charts, and full written
descriptions Of character, day and evening Cabinet
free. NAV Ply
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MISSIONARY MEETING IN BROOKLYN, My.
The following exhibit was made at the mof tn
Iy meeting in Brooklyn on Monday evening
last:
GAN over India the Gospel was growing up.
There were now $50 missionaries in Cey on,
connected with % societies. There were so na-
tive ordained pastors; there were 10000 chill
dren taught religion in this country, and 1873 300
church members; there are also / 90 900 people
throughout the Indian empire, who, though not
in reality members of the church, are deeply
imbued with the truths of Christianity. This
embraced territory inhabited by about
17o, OOo,0 600 of people,"
New YORK, Ger. l3.-By the arrival of the
brig Plover, from Port au Prince, we learn
that the French Consul is negotiating with the
Emperor an adjustment Of the old quarrel be-
tween the Haytiens and the st. Domingo peo-
pie
Ii will be the Christianlike business of our
emissaries, when we have effected Judgment
in Dominica, to foster the quarrel between tie
two ends of the island.
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Some facts are given in relation to the gu
nexation treaty overtures, it is said, VIII oh
were originally made to the United States CIV
eminent to accept the cession of the Islands.
This was thrown out as feeler. IL was reosi$ed
favorably, and a special messenger from Wa h.
ington left San Francisco some months ago7vn
the Flying Dart, to bear the response to lr.
Gregg, our Commissioners. IL was submittef to
the Council, in which body it was approved by
heir apparent, and Paki, high chief he
majority, however, decided in favor of anne Ia
ton, and the treaty to that effect was brou ut
over TO San Francisco in the Restless, in timt TO
be dispatched to Washington on the steame, of
August 1st The Hawsiians were in great isr
of flibusters, and the Legislature has vo ed
$40. 600 for military defence.
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A CHARMING gook.

I ATELY published, in one beautifully -ornamert7d
Il volume, Alto, Stones for Alice. By Neither
With four exquisite designs printed in taTee int
Cloth, rs cents; or richly colored, 81 ard With C.'t
sides and edges, $I25.
This new book for children is written ty lady
daughter of one Of most entorprsiug and PROM
nent merchants, who has long been known as writer
OF very attractive powers by large circle Of ir-ri
IN TINS city, amongst whom her poems have crcG'--
tsd IN manuscript. their urgent request she kcs
given them to the pubic IN tAis beautiful vr.umr
anu VIC feel sure ece-g young Fcrson into w1r.-
hands 1t nav "a! VIZ ne a; isi.Sutr,i aud r-r-r g.
the many who nave sirch4. -ataiuCi t. Nsii, SOD
pleGsant tfest aad so improving looi, ca1 L- -
iorded to children, paren, should longer Jet tl,l
be without it.
Lately published - Little Susys Six Birtb51rs;
Flower of the Family; Weeks Delight: Hfa.v sri
Florcacei Leila on the Ii1oi Isiia a. Nc-rc. I-.
in Engiand The Wind Spirit and :he Pain Go5t-.s.
Legends OF Brittany and many other new b-o.. r-
children, ut FAEtEU'e
Feb. 81. IFS Chestnut s.. ornosife ,-a..,7i, Ir.r
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DYsPrP.IA ernElLt

HEYMANN'S DYSPEPSIA ELINIE g q com
IL Ploto and inflll;hlc cure E T Dyspepsia.
Read the testimony % those who hsss Us-d ,Ls
Elixir
UEYEthFS'S DYSPEPSIA ELINfE- IA single bottle
of this great medicine has cured If tie Iroirc-
ers Of this paper Of two years suffering from haJ
dreadful disease, Dyspepsia. We rceoum--d jr 20
our roadc-s from sense Of duty--Auer. Cssia.s
S,pf 30, 1851.
From PuYsIcIAN.-I have used two bottles oi
tho Elixir ard how Tr9nC1aco myself cured OF by
poPsia 4 p. CAhslh.,, D. j. g.,
SOS Bleecker 81, New York
/ have been afflicted for years past with Dyrv-p-
STA, and have been completely cured by one bottle
only Of Ijeymaun Elixir. ". u. CALLAHAN,
II Carl.Iu . New N,ri-
FRom Mr. GosLiyG, OF CoSLINc's KasTA.EAsl.
N. " have been completely cured OF Uyslcps.a
By six successive days Usa Of TIC Elixir.
l.. CoSLIEG.
Residence lo0 2jth Il , New York.
have suffered for fourteen years. Two SottIes Of
Heymanns Dyspepsia Elixir have restored nc 10 per
feet health. ARABELLA A. DocESTADsE,
No. 8 COTnclia st., New York
Prepared and sold by HEYAANN e co, lgT
Broadway, New York, and can b" had of al Drlr.
gists throughout the country Pfice 81 per bottle
bottles for So sent free of eharge on receipt ot
price Sept Zs-au
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Second Thousand Now Ready.
HERMIr's DELL; from The Dicry ofa PeneiHe
One elegant I2mo Illustrated Price 81

lie"
Second Thousand Now Ready.
HERMIT's DELL from The Dicry Of a PeneiUsr.
One elegant l2mO. Illustrated. Price 81.
We intend some day TO take into the woods with
us-some of these glorious a1tumnal days that are
fast approaching-and choosing seat upon a moss
grown stone, drink all its contents without witness
to our solitary delight We feel just as though We
should like to shake him heartily by tho handy.
Y. Atlds.
We know of no book in the whole range of modern
fictitious literature would sooner select for a dc
lightfui and instructive comparatively l. Gins.
tan bIteiLgencer.
In it arc odors Of flowers sweet country airs bird
voices, and, mingng with them. human love and
borrow, and passions-Hnfjord Republican,
Beautiful landscapes family scenes and converse
items rural sketches Of woods AMI wales Of the bcs
tics OF veTdant fields and fragrant flowers of tLs
music of birds and running brooks all described IN
an original and unstudied manner, which cannot
fail 10 delight every one whose character l. i,nh,,5
with love of nature Poughkeepsts EagI.
1t is full of heart and is written in 4 be,ntis,,
style 1t relates the Incidents of two Young famiss
picturing their glowing happiness with SHADING ~
around them. The simple description of t5ei,
own happy homes is beautiful, and the modest roIa
ton of their good deo5s among those who w.ro sIf
fering is ouching.--Hartfora Times
AS we read the last page of Hermit Dell, w
como to the conclusion that We have had pleasant
visit therein, only wishing it might have been on..
er-W Worcester PaiLadjuns.
As a companion in q woodland ramble or BY ;
winters hearth this collection Of home ike picture
can hardly be surpassed by any Of the current work
Of similar character N I. IfijHRc.
A genial spirit pervadcs this neat volume shinir.
warmly and pleasingly in The picture of rural li,
and home scenes It Iefresbes the soul to read them
and docs one good as a medcine.--N. Z. O5servcy.
1t is book of fond as well as sad memories, sucf
enter into the existence Of many a scholar iour
meyer through many lands aud at last roster in a
QUOT dell where the past is lived over again and th,
present fully enjoyed As honey to the taste SO !,
this book to the intellectual and soul appetite of th,
lover of nature, and Of the sweet comminglipg O
kindred spirt.-ABany Spectator.
j. C. DERBY, Publisher,
No. lI9 Nassau ST., New York
PHILIPS, SAMPSON, d Co, Boston
Oct. 10.
&C. For sale by all Booksellers Single copic
cent by mail on receipt of the price.
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0 Fallon Mills. 81. Lsu;s Missouri

This is to certify that have been employed r. 's
OFaon Mills for the last ten months as Miller Zee
ring which time have had j. o-sarttr'.v ui tcs--
ing Mr. J. &. ShaGdss paicu; kIiiist0re Dresser
know, by experience WITH the machine llat tacTc
not only economy in lime anu ,jn.-, 5-t thc stone
may DC kept in Fs5ltc, face, ali 70 cao ever. sr...
grinding dress put in less sine avid lsa.l @ .I
with hand picks; besides IL takes very ttr'c lrgc
TO handle tho machine, end any ola who has ey-s.
rienco enough ia milling 10 know what b. reH..-cu .
sharpen the rce ui g. stone or in.,,s. car s.s sael
eara TO 10 @ good job 18th ,La -o,iia,.
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