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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE = FARMERS CLUH.- A
IA meeting will be held at the Repository al Droseway
Tuesday April II, 1854 ut Subjeots-Iadian
and fences Compressed vegetables and uits from Meess
Edwards Small will be tasted Adm ssion free TO all
A Eanrek
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
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Familiar Letters No. ).

To DAVID HoovEs:-i must D. permitted again 10
discaim any intention % wantoniy a1re yoar feel
ing-. Neither W. auy disposition 10 u--i=-sy bring
your before Ia puoc. w not even retort TO
that expression By zach yoi int.-'- Your b-iie that
% r=- ta= Boz Suitlcs to ssy.rht, ! = - ne
pillar q c2Ii ,. ", aai pillar Of f-e by night.
TO yuiIe ny --ra- tips
You say YOU sat-4 BOND that 30 9syly trrsrT
shout b Kept 4- term tavern 2 - a.,tr,e' q
country, <yaon y,tI9as with s'Iau,' Hn.-l &c-
Nov tfs- Of the tenn. there = taAe H. MOI
one Tor4 about tavrrn ia the 5ool St-irtV SPEAK
ing believe hJ.>e licensed u So
liquors small quaaie-, 4 " crank N th7 snof -
Th- BOND vou signed require Of the esr'
forts II hotel sfnpig authorizes thdt when IS
Cg racr a ho;e.-.a INJURY II tn community and
aAE--r oftnlCG.ty, = - institute" aus sae nr1
,ra-l ID he lh- people lh rdlae vetri-
tv the town township county, an y i~V- the STATE
David, YOU claim 70 b. Democrat 40 not mean y"
party os!si aut the rght nd dotity q M
people T. govern themselves anc vet - op~h FolAio!
,f ~, YGu kr1L IL - tie rrDcessed a ta4 wish p.
the peopt- 81 nshp and county YOU hive
,,,-crc in IL. r r. his .tsvtrn' cali IT. On
wAoh wouaa s- CURED by the nam- Of t aogg~ry.-
iL-re g t'"v Il thls country, "hrH Il"
or Others haiI ir PIP sstefesj.t, = y WHAT shou
~ c,rrst,d excited ing vh wrought woncer
tie word. II vas thl- t'"1 IfI 'ahtea u"tf' h'
The yeeJit Sho1d that gave 10 he ora tS tr-
government, The admiration ~ the word-h- cier>'-
FL Of heaven A 10 vt * yCGr act, have 81
dated this principle and SAID TIE people sh9 not gor'r"
bu, that !. Dav; Hoover vii institute and MAINTAIN
atnoUg YOU vhrh nils the very ar ~ Mora
pest blasts Lcbl- ana manly :eeirg e. ne
human hrart and Pour~ h. rry streams o. "i>eF. a''
every circle which 4 enters. Cur P"cpi'
would rise rebellion were standing army guar
tered among by a foreg On power, tut you place ~
midst recruiting serVce TO enlist soICiefs io
he'll
Pnt nv Turpose j. not rcw to enlarge upon the Ill
Of int-npetaroe. That shall 90. BY and ~ wlsi
merely reply cur note GU plead II miiigatioi
Of ycur orte. The fact that had Eardly ever re
fused frierciy act irienCiX act, lndeed
Save ne IN ny friends and | will take Of
miles, i -aid . Il spanish Prcverb, and vii "p
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
Hoi.iES IL tDS~re>s.

- t-t-.'5 y. + e5. !
>.-E.-'Tha e. granting a.;eraa:e sections
land TO Wisconsin. .7r = So f1r.os "a
passed
The Nebraska ~ cons.e- ~. at II case
having the a7o-. aa a>So4 ~ n!o.- e oftae
Senate for the qasta7arnen' Il the qlestio: IN
III Friday n hal been unat.e = examine
certain hi>; riea. .onts alG I'd 10 b Senator
Douglas. *e>;-r .aH. ifer some debate, :. sch
Nessrs. Daug,a, AM Wellar strongly opposed
The poSiponement. The Senate consented 70 a
pos,ponem 1t, and soon af.er urned
tlo-sc.--Fhe Nebraska bill hsvlng been re-
f-rral 10 '.e c. r1i,t-a Of h. y hole.
Mr.. Olds reported Bill. 70 secure safe
transrnis>.en q the Jr.'ad Stats Ma. e. Rail-
VAS. in Wv e the Erie difficulties. The bill
provides that eay person aao shat hinder or IL
>ligate H.as;rance 70 obSfruc' TIE transportation
Of ire mail. upon any NAL rou;e. shall BE fine
not less than one hundred dollars. and ta i'm
pr:sonei a. the discretion of the Court. |. was
referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

The friends Of Temperance in "Old Wayne, will hold
meeting in Centrevile, Wednesday the pa Of this
month Every body is tied be present. townships
invited send up delegates up the people
Distinguished speakers have been invited be
present and some, AZ least, expected TO attend
The object will be the appointment of Central Commit
tee for the countyto devise plan for thorough
zston and to consult generally the be
pursued for the success Of the cause
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

N..r1x. .T.auar. 3l.l 1854.

some .ime. iF''a ihs -nnh' q ~ F@:i'
~ W, - -
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IT,
kehed 10 sens 81 their 'Tle position N con
nec'Gp VII ne lh''7 e am ! ,isS,.a. e1"'.
Inc I.'-',o1' ! ne - ~, - =
"4i's'' ~ !. inns -
= 81 ''en' - i"'o' - 9eHi'H5
'f.'VU-' s''t VIZ "t> v5ti'eI. :, e''''.'i.s
tPHHse S st:.'"' ~ '''e az =
f..''7 1t'9h .i'e SaoJ,c. -. y =.
-uent mee.tu. aat the subject had been II
.hIv considered by the Board. AMI ,h.t they
were 1ersuasi.I thlta lI,.ie activity ana enter
Prise an III. mar. 4 the .t!zens Of Milton
would diver: ne road froa. * original location
N he est u q: w., river. am secure lis
passage .r... through tie town Tfs report,
an som. t.rac,, remark, made Nv two 0: The
f.rrc,cr> Mr. Use Hiatt an! DR.. Ross. tended,
/ ,htn. really "a exile a determ.ra. on On
tie pa.t IF zach a5r~on present to make lsvelv
efforts Ia secure the desired change n tie route
From Meesrs. Hat and Ross learn thu the
rlt5re estimated cost of construction IS $1,000,
eou-,lat about 81 300 600 or 81 100000 Of
stock had been taken. and tha, indications for
the cary e..'e Of all the stock were favorable
and al.n-tb,. he eon7pal.v were GROWING com
fort pecuriar.Iy and prcsreetively So tha, he
Ia>t .hadoe, Of doubt rs pec.ing he building Of
th:~ road la~ lis al peaIel. and i s,a,ds out
4 f,sd fact among The things that tcY IT, |
the Alil,enian, have any affection for The inter
es.> Of thf f;own, it now tehooves IL N to he
stir Themselves IL his matter and endeavor 70
increase the conmendahie activity which has
manifested Itself during the last few weeks in
The endei.,or 10 en- trace the last ~ ortunty to
save themselves from beng cut off entirely from
,herest Of 1naIk nd
Our Fli1sy everiuc ttn.I eraree meetings are
still continued, and ! believe grow III interest
is weeks treerc>s. Mrs nr Bel has clooe
band If IT; Z -! singers, whom sle aee mTa-
HES in Heir >oI.gs, on the Nt,c1etn, coutIibu-
ting r.elv 10 the interest ard zeal Of cur
u,,s'r-s, End good service 10 tie cause #
t,ml eraroe. II axis to Mrs. Bel and her
class IT, editor Of tie Cambridge City News
cave rs 4 talk On last Friday c,en.ng. Il was
his first tf7ort IN ! ftld-with little tisci-
rlire Re VII NIL eco3 soldier He cones
info re ranks VII he enc varto-tf knife
primer Il that co,tIrs lin in lis cn>lautlts
upor lis lolrIcsl foes Editors fall in,othe
liie, Wf.xttrd vcua velccnetlo ulh you
II rcar, alem, for we reed your servces-in
fa, We can, get along viii cut ,ou->o buckle
or 1cur amor. and after eiv;re rire times
IRE tor Roston. make ready fer hundred guns
doc viii come ur ron tie Empire State.
are having sone Tlan talk about cod David
ccnceiyean act il lie YnIctrauon Of which Re
could not find ' nd However. hey are
likely ali old men, and decline taking a
S.,I, ions Il ratttr Ccrcner ar Wayne
emit, l.. e,dI.rIy tu,rfd his Lafk r,tn y .
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

~ Fifty delegates have been appointed in
New Garden township to attend the County
Temperance Meeting, on the 22d inst.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
THIS DAYS PR0rEEDlN IS


THIS DAYS pB4,EFDIN
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lie .,,,,v AZ C,,ira,en Of ,Re Committee
,,ari,s - ,t,s ,,,.sts-9 ~ ssh, between Penn
sylvania ard The Railway Company. AMI had no
snaciaI feeIinr either vav. except nat the mails
st.t,ll no. h.. detained
Nr Richie said Il was tiaubtil. whether Con-
srrSs hal me coustIt,,i nal mower 10 act in the
,L,. mere arr already laws N existence
man. of the n,<tr, ;,n al the mails
IN, NE intentions otthis bll! was NJ. - protect
he mail. bu,uu4er ms cover il assumed the
III Ia r. j
80, of . STATE H., n Railway COMPANY. withou,
cbarto, anil -, a,,srnat mad, + ranay, mis-
exI ;.v.g5f4 he constr. l.Ied INFO a criminal OF.
+e,,ca by l6a IflI now before th, House The
,ar,ion az the Ralwa, track taken ~. belongs
- a frau3uler, COMPANY. as decided by the Su.
..,., f,,,,r, rs pa and he Circrit Cour, of The
,5,.l states sr4if any man in Erie obs,ruc.
.l,hs nails thara xaS already a law 10 nunish
nm,
! FL
.a,5a l.a ,ak,,, nro,tr ,,si,ion on this oinS.
- ar4 nroa3 ,ha rrre,sity Of na.,inq the hIll
The motion to reconsider was lost by 80 to lo2
and a motion TO DC into Committee OF the W hole
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= con s1si wv o'.l =. :. ~ ., -
ne ifonse ii'th went mo ''''e' " "
" ho!e hfhe dthelehcN pilt' ana me "'n''"
mehts making appropriations '"r Tue ,h.c''h'u
and LeulsfiIe custom houses were ueo"'F"
3ejouthea'
"AsHlNGToS' req. >.
HoTSF- ne House Went INTO caHnlWee o.
the whole, on The PRIVATE oa.iehUtr, ailG TWEEN
ly-siA bills were passed.
Alter the committee srose. the PRESIDENT
transInItttd communication In answer 10 'he
resolution requesting him TO communicate 10 'he
House any correspondence which may nave &C
Cured between this Government anu me Am
nercan Minister at the Court OF VIENNA IN
reference 10 persons prociamIng the protection
OF this Governme Mt Among the documents
transmitted is dispatch from Henry T. Jack
son. the American Minister AT vienna IN which
he SAYS 10 Mr.. Marcy. the recent dthcules
between the Government ofihe nlted States ana
Austiia have evidently elected. tor the time
beng the intercourss between American cIti-
zens aud Austrian an'hoiifles' ana 'hat me TOT
mer have become more than ever jealous OF
their gh's lie then speaks OF another case OF
compliant made to the legation which ne says
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

1@- A FIRE broke out in boarding house in
Toledo. O., on Monday morning last, and the
flames spread so rapidly that the inmates had to
escape through the windows. Two men and
two girls were burnt to death, and several others
were 50 badly burned that their recovery is
doubtful
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

No. The mail is now carried daily upon the
Cincinnati, Logansport and Chicago Railroad.
rom his place TO New Castle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

r. The cholera IS raging fearfuly a, 81,
Thomas ". L. tP TO January 9th. /, is said
that fol SIX per cent Of the population hal been
swep, from the Island. and there appears to be
10 decrease Of the epidemic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

The ERIE TRoUBLEs--The Erie rosd has been
re paired. and pass engers can now 60 through
from Cleveland to Buffalo on one grade. The
roads terminate at Erie, but do not connect,
change Of is Necessary, which is done by
p s,sing from one side Of the car house to the
other. This is not as it should be- but it's bet
ter than riding across to Harbor Greek in an
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

II We CLIP the following ,elegraphic dispatch
from he South Bend Register of,he "a:
DETsoiT. FEB. l. }lich gan Liquor Law JUS.
declared CONSTITUTIONAL by Supreme Court,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

H0y- Several communications received this
week. unavoidably omitted. We regret the
want Of room in our paper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

E1F Our friend f. Roberts has been su7er-
seeded in the post Office at Milton, BY the APP
pointment Of l.. c. Chamberlain. We lave
not the pleasure Of an acquaintance with Mr..
Chamberlain. but are positire that there is
not Locofoco in the State who can be made
into better Post Master than Mr. Roberts.
Hon. S. 2. CHAsE.-The speech O. Senator
Chase on Friday. judging from the iu.. telegraph
c report in the New York papers. master
~ effort. The tribune says, I'VE do not re-
membera speech Of greater logical ability than
this. nor one Of more dignifed or wei -hty
style" 1t was in striking contrast to the vul
gar harangue of Douglas TO which it was in re
ply During the time Mr.. Chase was speak
ing, the Senate Chamber was densely crow ded
Coz. BESroN.-The Correspondent Of the
Tribune says:
Col Benton being asked what reply could be
made to the speech Of Douglas. said; ply.
SIR Facts are not TO be gansayed: any one
who says that when voted for the Com pro
mise Of 1880, l meant to repeal the Compro-
mise Of 1890. lies, Sr--he tells lie. Sir
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

pect delegation Of the friends Of this work to
visit Richmond in short time, for he purpose
Of viewing the route, and from the nature ofthe
country to the southwest of this place. We have
strong hopes that the road will locate through
his place. Our interests require "a south ives
tern outlet, and the proposed road will furnish
it. But more Of this project here after.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

Is 10 III" aidres, :s,nei by myself and 9th
- Is uh.cn tha - tor iases exceptions. |
353.iv EsasSt RI the statements then made. and
say isev are facts. winch the Senator could
,a> IL overthrow he could Individually storm
the .oriress Of {, brater.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06
Wnnnr 80 Ynnr.

s1
TINE, which stays Cor no man: which
ilies 81 bearing Is ell to our FINAL account
whether sc weep or laugh, are d prosperi-
~ o. adversely whose iron pendulum VI
brates with The same solemn certainty, on
the bridal morn and the nighto 81 death
has again brought Is to the threshold Of
8 New Year Can We say--can any one
say without sad cbb Of heart. . happy
New Year? Who. With Tie memories Of
the past sad year clustering thick around
his heart and rising IN burning tears to his
eyes, can say that thisis q happy New Year!
For even the most prosperous, for those
whose door posts and lintels were marked,
to keep cut the destroying angel which has
passed over our land. making desolate
hearths and broken hearts. there are sad.
densd memories at The end Of each revolv.
ing rear. None areso selfish that they have
nota tear or sigh 70 give for Q friends
Ioss-an who is so miserable as not to have
q friend. How many bright faces and joy
onshearts that met last New Year with the
kindly greetings Of the season are missed
from cur streets and homes now. How many
strong hearts, seemingly able to battle with
life longer than any Of US that are left, are
now dead-and ret the sun shines and the
moon and stars, and flowers will bloom in
spring and the world go on in it's old way.
Thus it is with life. But God in his good
ness has left the bow Of hope, even in the
darkest sky. We all commence another
year hoping for the best. -Atleast we must
all live our appointed time whether we will
or not, and it is The part Of philosophy as
well as christianity. to believe all things are
for the best
/" Man has another year to swell the past,
And lead him near to little, but his last;
But mighty nature bounds US from her birth,
The sun is in the heavens and life on earth;
Flowers in the valley, splendor in the beam,
Health on the gale, and freshness in the stream.
Immortal Man! behold her glories shine
And cry exulting why ''they are thine.
Gaze on, while yet thy gloddened eyes may see
A morrow comes, when they are not for thee;
And grieve what may above thy senseless bier,
Nor earth nor sky viii yield single tear,
Nor cloud shall gather more, or leaf shall fall
Nor gale breathe forth one sigh for thee, for
allln
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06
Henry 81 Foote.

A private letter from jackson says:
II regret to inform you that our mutual
friend. Governor Foote, has determined to
leave the State.
We heard the rumor some time ago. and
regret exceedingly that one 50 honored-
one so long prominent in the statc-grown
old in its service-one that hns acquired a
national reputation, as a statesman and pat
riot of whom all Americans and southerns
should be proud. should feel the necessity
of changing his abode, and going as it were
into new scenes and among people not his
own to carve his fortunes anew We regret
it because be is our friend, and one Of the
few in the world among politicians that We
really have a warm personal interest IN
and we regret it Tire more, because bis fate
is another woful proof Of the ingratitude of
Republics. Those may laugh who win, and
his enemies may triumph. but there is more
sense and genius and patriotism in thelittle
finger of the ostracised Henry S. Foote than
in the whole army Of seccssionists put TO-
gether--aud they kisoaO Il.
Whether he goes to Louisiana or Califor
MIA or wherever bis lot may be cast, he viii
make his mark upon the age. Remember
that-though older than his opponents, he
will out live them all. He viii carry with
him to his new home the warmest regrets
of the best hearts in Mississippi.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06

Poisoning Thousands Of parents who
use Vermifuge composed Of Castor Oil, Gallo
mel, &C, are not aware that, while they appear
to benefit the patient, they are actually laying
determinations for u series of diseases, such as
salvation, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the adver-
tisement of Hobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention OF all directly interested
in their own as we'll as their children's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of bilious type, should make use
of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's
Liver Pills.
or" Be not deceived" but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and nb-
serve that each has the signature of the Pro-
prietor. J. N.HoBEEsAcK, as none else are gen.
uine.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06

HAvRE CoTroS MARKEr-The Africa
brings dates from Hayre to Friday, the 18th
ult. The sales of Cotton for the prece-
ding week embraced about 5000 bales, the
closing rate for Middling Orleans being 81
francs.
ESCAPE or SMITH oBRrrN The Africa
brings the report that William.smith o'Bri-
en-, the Irish patriot, has escaped from Van
Dieman's Land.
Lord John Russell has succeeded Lord
Palmertson, in his secretaryship. It is ex-
pected that Lord Landsdowne will soon re-
sign his post in the Ministry.
Prince WOronsow, with the force under
his command, at the latest accounts. was
surrounded, at Tefies. by the Turkish and
Circassian army. and his retreat was en-
tirely cut of.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06
80. f-;ana Is ~

Rs- Our friend Nj. R. n Thompson,
Druggist and bookseller. has our sincere
thanks f9r splendid Christmas present. Il
is a poke Bible bound IN purple velvet and
silver, one OF the finest books we ever saw.
Mr. Thompson. besides keeping every
thing 10 heal the ailments Of the body, SC
that if one believes his advertisements they
need neverbe i'll, get old or die, hasa most
judiciously selected stock Of books-medi.
cine for the mind and heart Mr.. Mitchell,
the polite and obliging clerk, takes great
pleasure in showing or selling these books
to ladies and other customers His assort
rnent Of Bibles. Prayer and Hymn books
ETC., is unsurpassed anywhere.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06

GT Matt. F. Ward and Robert Ward,
jr., charged with the murder Of Poi. But
Ter have made oath before Justice of the
Peace in Louisville, that they cannot obtain
justice in the jefferson Circuit Court if they
should be tried for muder, and therefore
ask for a change of venue. The affidavit was
filed and the motion for change of venue
set for hearing.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06


TIE New York republication q ills yaIu-
able work for October, s before Is ~ the
polileness ii LEONARD Scott y CO, 70 Full
ton street, New York. Price for one year
SSH advance For the Westminster and
any other Of the foreign quafterlies s5
for three s7--for Che four so, Blackwood
SIS. For the four Reviews and Blackwood
SO 90.
This Journal. the Westminster. vas es-
tablished under the patronage md support
Of the ultra-liberals, 50 styled, of the British
House Of Commons; among whom Roe5uek,
In, Bosoriag, Professor Long of the Lon
don University. Aiss Martineou, and others
whose names need not be quoted, conspic-
uously figured. It was for some years I'M
der the editorial supervision Of Jeremy Ben
than, from which fact It obtained the sO5ri-
gaes Of the mouth piece Of Benthamism-
This work has ever been especially devoted
to the great topics which interest the mass
of the people: its pages have been rife, il
will be remembered, with series Of power
ful articles, tending to the reduction Of Tory
and exclusive privileges, heditary rights,
kingly prerogatives, sc. The developments
made a few years since, respecting the
wretched add, till then, unheard Of horrors
of some branches of the mining population
of England, first appeared in its pages
Not only have its articles ever been directed
against the re-mentioned abuses; the
work has also maintained an unrelenting
crusade against the alliance Of church and
State, thus virtually seeking to establish the
parliamentary Religion of England, and
eventually to remove the still existing rem
nants Of feudalism, which continue to Attic
the British nation. Il has recently become
the medium through which Golden promul
gates his Free-trade doctrines, which vii
give it increased interest to the numerous
admirers, here and elsewhere, of that grea
Reformer. In many particulars, the West
minister Review espouses political faitl
closely allied to that Of our own country
and therefore we may without any extraor
binary effort Of charity, be induced TO cher
ish it as an exotic worthy Of being engraft
ed into our more genial soil. 1t has recently
been united with the Foreign Quarterly
Review, the more attractive features of the
two Reviews being now combined in the
Westminster, and thus adding greatly tc
its value as literary periodical.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06
Elegant books.

One of the finest books for the Holidays
that we have seen, is Mrs. Hemans' RR.
CORDS OF WoMAE, beautifully bound and
illustrated, sent US By our friend Mr.. c. T
Mann, Druggist and BOOKSELLER. It has
twelve 6ne steel engravings and is altogeth-
er a charming book for all times but for a
present from a gentleman to a lady, it seems
got up just for such occasions. Mr. Manu's
stock Of books is unusually fine this winter.
Besides having large lot of standard works,
he keeps constant supply Of the light liter
AZURE of the day, in the form Of noEels,etc.,
and sells Harper's and Putnam's Magazines
at New York prices. savins the subscriber
risk and postage.