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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

Mass County CoNvENTloN.-A So
called " Mass Convention met at Uu.
ion Hall, iu this place, on Wednesday,
and remodelled our County ticket by
substituting three or four Frecsoilers in
place of Wings. The Convention was
composed chiefly or altogether of Free.
sellers, aud originated in the dissatisfac
ton of some individuals of that party
that the Wings did not make more lib
eral distribution of the offices. r L..
Fuller was nominated in place of Mr.
Jones; D. Wooster and - Human in.
stead of Mcssrs Gregory and Smith /;
and S. Dodge in place of G. \, Cola
mer
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CALEDONIA CouNrY.-The St. Johns
bury CaIedonian says:
The Convention on the 10th, of the
frcemen of this County opposed to the
Nebraska Bill and all other measures
for the extension Of Slavery, made the
following nominations for County Off
GERS The Convention was large and
harmonious in its action. The nomina-
tons are
Senators. George II Page. Cabot, Asa
l.. French, st. Johnsburyi Judges Har
vey Moore, Ryegatc, d. w. Aiken.
Hardwick; Sheriff. Horace Evans, St.
Johnsbury Judge of Probate. Chas. S
Dana, Danvillei States Attorney i A.
Cahoon, Lyndon; High Bailiff, George
Ide.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

E& Tile North Amer lean Reoiep
for July, is rich number. The first ar
ticle, Natural Theology of Art, is bril-
liant and suggestive, beyond any essay
the Review has contained for years We
have already spoken of other papers in
this plumber, which We have foaud parti-
cularly interesting. We are much mis-
taken il succession of numbers like the
last three does not greatly enlarge the
circulation Of this valuable quarterly,
which has always occupied leading po-
sition 10 our periodical literature.
LIZA severe drought is prevailing
in ak parts Of the State.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-Our latest
advices from St. Louis are up to Wed.
nesday, and from them we learn that
the riot had not then been subducd
Great excitement was prevailing.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16
Tile PARROT and argus will note,
and govern themselves accordingly.


RUMoRED SALE OF RUSSIAN TER
RIToRY.-lt is stated by the New
port Netcs, and its knowledge is sup
posed to have been derived from the
Russian Minister adj interim, who is a
guest at Newport. that the rumored
proposition Of Russia to sell Sitka to
the United States is altogether incor-
rect. The News says "that such a
suggestion was neither made nor
thought of by the Russian Legation
in this country; and well,informed
persons consider it was hoax, inven-
ted in England and readily swallowed
by the press of America, We doubt
if this matter was for moment seri-
ously considered in st. Petersburg, as
it is wholly contrary to the character
Of the Russian Government and that
of the Gar. Such a cession of terri
tory made by him would be an avowal
of a despairing condition of affairs on
his side, condition to which until yet
he is not driven, as shown by the last
accounts from Europe. Once more,
whatever may be said to the contrary,
the whole affair is a pure invention,
and soon the public will find it so like.
wise"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

Cambridge, Mass. Aug. 12.-The
case Of Porter, which has been on for
some time, has been concluded. He
was charged with violating the liquor
law. The sentence against him is
that he pay fine of $3.50, and be
imprisoned for four years. The ac>
cused has appealed from the decision.
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e. The Bradford Inquirer supports
Royce and Bates, aud names Hon Abel
Underwood, of Wells River, for Lieu
tenant Governor, instead Of the regular
nominee.
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EG Rev. VIM. A Stearns, d D.. of
Cambridgeport, Mass, has been chosen
President of Amherst College, in place
of DR.. Hitchcock, resigned. The latter
continues his connection with the Col
lego as a Professor
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

IT North Carolina appears to have
gore Democratic, though by close vote,
and with gain for the Wings. The
Legislature is still in doubt.
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WINDsoR CoUNTY.-A Mass Con-
vention at Woodstock, last Saturday. re
viscd the Wing County ticket for that
County. substituting Albert Onion of
Chester, and George johnson of Spring
field for Messrs. Coolidge and Denison,
as candidates for Senators, and a. p
Hutton, of Bethel for James Barrett
for State Attorney. The balance of the
ticket, VIC understand, was approved.
Many Ffeesoilers are opposed to the DIS
UniOn movement
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EE The Republican State com.
mittee agree to substitute the name of
Judge Royce for that of Gen. Walton,
as candidate for Governor. All the
Freesoil papers support this nomination.
EE There was destructive FIRE in
Cambridgeport, Mass, commencing op-
posite the Watson House, on Saturday
night
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EI The Rov. Uzziah c. Burnap for
many years pastor Of the Appleton street
Congregational Church in Lowell, died at
his residence in that city Saturday
morning, the 18th inst.
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E< Hon. d. STUART, Of the U. S.
Senate, has our thanks for copy of Mr..
MEAcnAM's elaborate and able report on
the Smithsonian Institute.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

IL Charles S. Lewis, Dem, has
been elected Representative from the
XIIth Congressional District of Virginia,
to fill the vacancy oceasioned by the
death Of Mr. Snodgrass
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E- A severe riot occurred at ST.
Louis, Mo, last week, between the Ma.
tives and the Irish, probably growing
out of the election.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

MIssouHl.-Thc majority for Ken
nett iWhig,) over Benton, is 1900.
-Four of the seven Congressman elected
it is SAID, are Wings. The U. S. Sen,
atorship is uncertain, with the chances
against Benton. This we regret.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

Iowa The returns indicate the cleo.
ton of James W Grimes, Wing and An
ti-Nebraska, for Governor Not certain.
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CuIcAGo, August IL Loiea Election.
II counties in Iowa make Grimes, the
Wing anti Nebraska candidate for Gov,
ernor, 100 ahead.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

BENNINGTON BATTLE TO day, Aug.
10th, is the anniversary of the battle of
Bennington, and is to be celebrated at
that place. Grafton by j T. Headley,
Esq
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SECOND DlsrRlcr-The Democrats of
the Second district have nominated
Hon, j. W. d Parker of Bradford, for
member Of Congress.
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EE The Green Mountain Freeman
supports the Wing and Republican tick
ct for Governor aud Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and Daniel Balaacin for Treas
urar
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

WAsHINGroN CouNrY.-A "Uuion Ii
Convention in Washington County nom
mated, on the 9Th inst the following
ticket:
For Senator'S, Horace HoLLIsTER
JAMES GREEN Judges, L. Chamberlin,
IL Jones Sheriff, O. Wood States
attorney, + L. Merrill Judge of Pro-
bate, l.. Keith BaiA6, Il W. Corse
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

E% Commodore Downs died at
Cherlestown, Mass, on the lltb inst,
aoed 60.
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# students have aIrea
nv Freshman Class
his time. Eighteen {
n admitted, with a pr
quite double that nj
lenccmcnt Of the term
Foreign News.
rnIiM nrriynl at Now
Foreign News,


The Ar0Ji0 arrived at New York on
the evening of the sth inst, with Liver.
pool dates to the goth ult
There is little news relating to the
war, by this arrival The Gar seems
determined to abate nothing in his pre-
tensions, while the Austrian government
declare that " Austria will not disap.
point the hopes of Europe" Prussia
shows less and less sympathy with the
Western Powers.
The Spanish instruction remains tri-
umphant-the position of affairs I'M
changed. The fighting is all over, and
the country remains quiet for the pres
ent, awaiting Espartero's arrival at
Madrid. Queen Christina is still hid
ing. Queen Isabella keeps close in her
palace Salamanca has escaped in the
disguise OF lamplighter. France and
England favor Ministry under Espar-
tero. but disapprove of a Regency.
In the British Parliament, Lord Dub
ley Stuart's motion, expressing want
of confidence in the Aberdeen Ministry
was negative1.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

THE NEBRASKA TEsT.-Somc of
the Administration presses III other
States seek to produce the impression
that the Nebraska bill is not a test
measure in the ranks Of tie Democra-
cy; but one about which they may
differ without dividing their forces.
Tile Washington Union, the national
organ Of the party, sets its foot down
against any such shift. 1t says:
"The Nebraska bill is a Test Of
Democratic O,fhodoxy.-The MAORI
ty have spoken, and in this country
the majority must be obeyed. 1t is
not necessary that an administration
should say what is or what is not a
test of faith; but the will Of the ma
.iority Of the Democratic party is no
less potential in making a principle a
test and in constituting that principle
an article of the Democratic creed.-
" Y. Tribune.
Tho D,,..ot o,1 1,o,,a ., III .ot,
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The Reciprocity Treaty.

The treaty made by Mr. Secretary
Marcy and Lord Elgin, was ratified by
the Senate, by a vote of 80 to | It's
provisions are concisely as follow:
Article first provides that the fisher
mon If the United States shall be allow
ed to take any kind of fish, expect she'll.
fish, along the coasts of British North
American possessions, including the bays,
harbors and creeks, with no limita alton
with respect to distance, excluding fish.
cries of shad and salmon. in the rivers.
or at their mouths. 1t will be romem
bercd that the treaty Of 1873 prevented
our fishermen from coming within three
miles Of the coast and that this restric.
ton was construed as preventing us
from entering bays where the headlauds
were less than SIX miles apart. That
there shall be no disagreement respect
ing the places reserved by this treaty, a
commission is to be appointed of one
from each nation to visit the localities
and to settle upon the restrictions.
The same right, subject to the same
restrictions, is given to the British fish.
ermen, on all our coasts north of the
Seth degree of north latitude. which is
the latitude of Albemarlo Sound. in
North Carolina.
The third article specifics the articles,
the growth aud produce of both the Brit
ish Colonies and the United States. which
shall be reciprocally admitted, duty free.
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~ The Easton (Md Gazette copies
tho " Fugitive" stor, of the St Adams
Tribune, which we published last week,
and pronounccs it an imposition As
the Gactftc is published at the place
named as the starting point of the " fair
Charlotte" its statement is pretty good
authority. That paper says no such per-
son has left Easton; that no man of the
name of Gilchrist (hcr alleged MASTERY
lives there or in the vicinity; and that
women there do not sell for Sll00. but
thnt"seo0 is considered good price"
DEMOCRATIC County CONVENTION -
The Pierce and Douglas Democracy Of
this County met in force at this place
last Wednesday, p. c. Tucker, Esq,
Postmaster at Vergennes, presiding. We
learn that the convention adjourned,
without making any nominations. to meet
again on the lsth inst, at o o'clock, A.
NJ the time named being that also
appointed for holding a District Conven-
tion of the same party.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-16

The anniversary exercises of the As.
ISOLATED Alumni commenced at three
o'clock. 2. NJ Hon JAMES MEAcHAM
presiding A Poem was pronounced be-
fore the Association by j. EAMEs RAN
KIN. a. NJ, of Chester. The subject
was Change. For vivdncss and bold.
ness Of imagery. grace Of expression, and
beauty of sentiment, this was n raro and
most striking production. 1t was Who'll.
ly in tho serious vein, and its illusions to
the deceased poet Of last year, and to
the late venerable Ex.President Of the
College, brought tears to many eyes.
Mr.. RANKIN has most undoubtedly poet.
ic genius of high order, requiring only
thorough cultivation TO place him in
prominent position among American
poets. His Poem should be published.
a Eulogy on the late Rcv JOSHUA
BATES, D. d., was then pronounced by
Rev. GEORGE Howe, d d. of Columbia,
S. c. (of the class of 1927. A more e.
oqucnt and impressive discourse we have
seldom heard. 1t was fitting and appre
ciatlve tribute 10 tho memory Of the dc.
parted. by one of his earliest and most
distinguished pupils. As this discourse
will doubtless be given to the public, we
forbear any attempt at an analysis of
its contents or topics
There was large number of gradu-
ates and strangers present, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, and largo gathering,
as usual, at the Presidents in the eve.
ping. We believe few Commencemehts
have passed more agrceably to those
present, generally, than this.
We are glad to learn that larger
number of students have already enter.
ed the new Freshman Class than last
year at this time. Eighteen or twenty
have been admitted, with a prospect of
nearly or quite double that number at
the commencement of the term
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G5r Rrgisttr.
STA TIE 1TChE1'

f0V TOrcrHOr.
STEPHEN ROYCE, of Berkshire.
Fpr LicWcndht G0CyHor.
RYLAND FLETCHER, of Cavcnd:sh.
For Treasurer.
HENRY NJ BATES, of Mortified.
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DY NEW ELL A. THOMPS
ED Onice i'm Old State House.
pEKEMPToRY SALE.

PEkEMPT0RY SALE.
Great sale Of Land IN CordaUle, on the Boston and
Worcester Railroad.
On FRIDAY, April 2S at 10k O'clock A. NJ, the prem
ises viii be sold by public auction without reserve and
wholly regardless Of prices.
100 building Lots of about quarter Of acre each
situated in the village of Cordavle on the line of the
Boston and Worcester Railroad % miles from Boston and
II from Worcester.
Cordavie lies directly on the line between Hopknton
and Southboro and Marlboro, only q miles from Hopkn
ton Centre 1t is in the midst of population largely en-
gagged in manufactures of various kinds and has already
grown to be of the largest business stations the
Worcester Railroad. 1t has extensive water power,
and possesses very great business facilities Of every de-
scrpton. There already established in the village
cotton and wooden factory large boot and shoe manuac-
tory, grist MILL planning MILL &c. post-ofce with two
daily mails each way, and various lines Of stages running
several times day to the adjoining towns.
The Lots to be sold owned by the Cordaville
Manufacturing Company and have never been before Of
ered either at public private sale. They all stu
ated the of the village, close to the railroad
station and all well located for business of any kind
for dwelling houses and the prspresors eemng for
their interest put 100 Of their best lots into the market
WITHOUT any regard to price, pledge themselves to those
who feel disposed to attend the auction that they shall
have competitors except actual buyers.
The most liberal terms will be given those who purchase
with view to building and such inducements and faci-
ties will be afforded by the propretors will make it
object such persons to operations at
Any person wishing to examine the property before tho
sale may do application to Abner Pratt Depot Mas
ter at Cordavle who will afford any desired information
concerning it.
The which leave Boston at II o'clock and Worces
ter at O'clock the morning of the 2st will take pas
sengers to the sale and free tickets for out and back viii
be furnished application to the Auctoneer to the
Conductors of the trains.
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1uarts.

KXTANTED IMMEDIATELY.--A BOY,
Wv about 16 years of age, an Apprentice to the
Hatter's Trade. None need apply but those who
bring good recommendations. j. II. KNIGHTS,
ap21 diff Exchange Building, 163 Main st.
A CENTS WANTED-To engage in a lucrative
IN and permanent business, of the sale of Dr. J. Black
mans Genuine HEALING BALSAM SALVE L. SPREAD
PLASTERS.
For further particulars inquire Of J. G. STODDARD
General Agent No Newton st., whom all orders for
Medicine, application for Agencies must be addressed
ap13 diff
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FOUR DAYS LATER!
IMPORTANT NEws!l
NO FIGHTING ON THE DANUBE,
The Great Question settled that you can get Great Bar
gains in
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING.
AT $50 MAIN STREET.
IMPORTANT NEws!i

Just opened at the above Store prime lot Of READY
MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, all got
up in the best manner, and will be sold prices that can
not fan to please the most economical purchasers.
Persons buying Goods for cash will fnd this place
where they will have the advantage Of the Cash system
and charged Is 20 per cent extra to make up
the losses for bad debts.
If you would avail yourself Of good bargains call and
you viii find Goods at astonishing low prices.
UNDER COATS, Of the best materiaIs-Blaek, Blue
and Fancy Sacks suited to the season. and prices that
cannot be beat.
PANTS-Back and Fancy Doeskin, Cashmere, Satnet
&c. all desirable goods, and the latest styles.
VESrS-Black Satin, Black Silk, Grenadine d. Fancy
do, Velvet, Plush, Cloth Cashmere Black Lasting VAL
enca, &c, all Of which will be offered at low figure
Also, fine lot Of Gents FNrnisAing Goods, White
and Fancy Shirts Linen Collars and Bosons French Bos
oms, Black Crayats Fancy do. Scar Stocks Ties Under
Garments Woollen Socks, Gloves Mittens, Umbrellas de-
Persons about purchasing will find this good chance
to buy good Goods at low prices
Recouect buying Goods at this store always
have money left.
% Come and see, n
$50 MAIN STREET,
Under Briney Hall Opposite the American House.
apll diff VIM. SMITH, Jrs
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New ENGLAND LIGHTNING RoT

NEW ENGLAND LIGHTNING ROD
IN MANDATORY, AND OFFICE, 10 THOMAS STREET.
Worcester, Mass.
The construction of this article affords the most salts
factory Recommendations of il. Those who wish for
good article, are invited to call and examine it.
We will only add that it is machine do mischief
to buildings WHEN struck by lightning, but is insulated
and properly connected, and, from long experience
constructed solely for a Lightning Conductor.
To Scientific men we ssy please call and examine it.
P. s. We have all kinds Of rods; varying in price
from 12t per foot all erected in the best
ner. Repairing promptly attended to.
A. LYON & CO.,
Agents and Manufacturers for the Company.
na,11 dr.
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E x Il r Al
LAST CALL B Ut ONE

No. / Merchants Row.
The balance of my Stock of COTTON STOCKINGS will
be closed very cheap. The assortment is good
ever.
20 dez. of those light Ribbed Hose, at S237 per
doz 20 cts. per pair just the article for Spring.
SUMMER GLOVES from cts. per pair up to a hand
some Embroidered Lisle Thread Glove for 20 cts.
FINE Isle THREAD GLOVES, g threaded) for 12t
cents.
A prime Stock of Misses Cotton Hose and Gloves at
Cost.
small lot left Of those handsome Silvered FANS, with
Bone Sticks, for rs, 80, "a, AZ, and so cents
All my small Wares offered at REDUCED
PRICES, as am forced to do it much against my will,
in order into a much smaller Store, while the
'Tombs removed to give place to handsome Block.
Every article advertised will be shown II called for
HENRY o. CLARK,
No. l Merchants Row,
ap12 diff Directly opposite B. 4 W. Railroad.
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90 be Get.

ED0OM TO RENT-In central situation, Main
HI street, 3D. story. Apply at this Office. ap1l d6
AND TO LET.--A lot of land, about 100 feet
square, the side Of Mllbrook, Thomas St., will
be leased ground rent for Of years It very
suitable for mechanical manufacturing purposes for
@ carpenters shop. Apply to
mch3 DIFF WILLIAM r. HOOPER.
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Books, 5tatiuenrp, &e.


MJEW BOOKS, AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE, 2T5
IN Main st., Harrington Block.
The Lampghter, or Boston and its vicinity.
The Daughter at School, by Rev. John Todd.
The Old Brewery and the New Mission House.
Up the River, by Shelton.
Cruise of the North Star, by Rev. j. O. Choules.
Conflict of Ages, by Edward Beecher, D. D.
Oriental and Sacred Scenes.
Priscilla, trials for the Truth, by Rev. Joseph Ban
yard.
Rev. Jacob Abbots book, Rollo's Tour in Europe
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York, Illustrated.
Haps and Mishaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, by Mrs. II. Marion
Stephens.
Dress Fine Art, by Mrs. Mortified.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio.
My Two Sisters, by Mrs. Emily Judson
Poems by John g. Sake a
Young Ladies' Councillor, by Wise
Memoirs of Rev. DIR. Judson, by Wayland.
Light on the Dark River, Memoirs Of Mrs Hamlin
scribner's Mechanics Companion.
NEW PUBLICATIONS, RECEIVED AT 90
IN Main ST., this day, March 81. L. N. TUCKER, Agent
The Breughe Brothers, by g. II. Lodge, 200
Epic of the Starry Heavens by T. L. Harris, IS
Merrimack, or Life at the Loom, by Lee, 100
Voyage to the West Coast of Africa, by Carues, 100
Euiot's American Fruit Growers Guide LIS
The Secretary, or Circumstantial Evidence 90
The Shekinah, 8 vols. $50
The Working Mans Way in the World. 100
The Lamplighter, or Boston and its vicinity. 100
Mass. State Register for 1854, LIS
New edition Revised Statutes, vol, 800
Supplement to " $50
De Quincys Letters to Young Man, ri rs
Philosophical Writings, 2 vols, 1,50
Old Brewery and the New Mission House, IS
Hot Corn, or Life Scenes in New York, Illustrated,
by Scion Robinson, author of "Wid Maggie"
rMadeina.' &C.. LBS
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DEAD Tread Tread NEW BOOKS
h, AT LIVERM0RE's BOOKSTORE, Opposite Amer
lean Temperance House.
Our Parish, or Annals Of Pastor and People.
year with the Turks, by Smith.
knife, or the Huntress of the Rocky Mountains.
The Forester, by Dumas
The Planters Northern Bride, by Caroline lie Hentz
Russia as it is, by Count De Gurowski.
The Fortune Hunter, by Anna Cora Mowatt.
The British Poets 81 vols. IL mo latest style Of Bind
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Real Gstate.
LEWIS C. MUM,

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
23S MAIN STREET,--UP STAIRS.
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1n nnn COPIES IN 10 DAYS

Cruise Of the North Star.
The Dovecote.
Haps and Mshaps.
The Western Ride
Light on the Dark River.
The above works for sale at my Bookstore 2o7 Main
Street, in A. H. Newtons Paper Establishment.
B o Ok A G ENTS
Can be supplied at liberal discount.
mch7 diff N. HERVEY.