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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-28

An ANSWER REoUEsTED.-The qucs-
ton has been asked why it is considered
impolte for gentlemen to 60 into the
presence of ladies in their shirt sleeves
while it is considered in every way cor
rect for the ladies themselves to appear
before gentlemen without any sleeves a.
all!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-28

In Alabama it is an indictable offence
to play cards in public place. 1t has
been decided in a late case, that playing
in the woods, out Of sight of house, and
off the road, is not public place
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-28

a young man of good standing recent
~ yProposed honorable marriage to young
lady of the west, when be received for
answer "Get out, you feller do you
think | would sleep with a man? Aw-
full Why, III tell your mother, see if L
dontp
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-28

"Married WE'LL" now means yoking
two fools together, with plenty of money
to justify the folly. Hearts, brains and
virtue have gone out Of date,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-28

1t is pretty evident, when a man buys
one hundred dollar handkerchiefs for
duck of wife, that be is goose Of
husband
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-28

"You don't love me, know you don't"
said a young married lady to her husband.
~ give you credit, my dear, for keen
penetration" was the consoling reply.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-28
Published by Theodore SChOch.

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-28

Keep your dog away from me, said a
dandy to butcher boy. Darn che dog,
said the boy, he always will be afteg
puppies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

--LATEST FROM LAKE SCPERIoR-DfsAsTER At The
SAvI.-We learn from gentleman from the Saut,
that the weather there during the last week has been
very severe much that httle work has been ac-
eonplisbed on the canal. severe gale on Friday
right caused the water to re from two to three feet
above its ordDsry level and the waves dashed over
the upper Golfer dam Cor short time that little
hopos were eI iertsned that it woui stand their con-
cussop and additional weight of water IL did, how
ever much to the qualification of all parties witness
ing the fearful rush of water. Their horse-po yer
dredge however, was funk by the storm, with eight
horses and several men bn board. All were rescued
excepting three Of the borses Itw not thought
II at this ACCIDENT would OF itself cause much DELAY TO
the work. ~ the 6redce he quickly raised. Had
the dam given way the case would have been very
different The contractors are still sanguine OF com
piir il this year, the season proves as favorable
as it did lsst year, when the river did MT become
permanently closed by ice till the Goth OF Decemb.r.
lC4eveland Plaindealer, 29th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
AN ORIGINAL KNOW-NOTIYING.

The recent decease, by an act Of sef-destruction,
Of young writer of considerable promise, at New.
York the circumstances of which have been detailed
in The Commercial, has reminded us of an incident
in his history the relation Of which afforded some
Amusement at the time and is not without it, moral
Mr.. North was, we believe, native of England, had
travelled extensively on the Continent, koew many Of
the popular writers of Europe had been literary
adventure in great variety of ways, and duIly
landed upon tho shores of America, pretty well
cleaned out, and seeking for employment.
and what, said he, do you suppose was my
frs, business after arriving in your country r.
We profeesed ourselves unable to conjecture.
"weH," said he, "you need mt try; for, Yankee
as you are, you'll never guess. Iengaged Sir, in the
honorable and lucrative employment of editing a
NATIVE AMERICAN newspaper =
Wewtre disposed to take the story as jest, but
wee sssused in all seriousness that it was simple,
actusl fact. Mr.. North becsm the editor Of Native
American journal within few days after bis arrival
in the United States.
why, said we, what qualifications had you for
position of such character p
GOOD First rate created sensation, and II the
concern hadn't been on its last legs from mis-
management should have made plenty of dimes, aud
had personal qusrres enough 10 give me any quantity
Of notorety. Az it was was forced 10 retire. IL had
no assets had no effects and the connection did not
seem TO promise much change, in that respect, to
either party"
But what did you know Of Americs-ts people,
constitution laws, institutions or the popular char
acteri
Nothing Didn't need TO know anything. knovl-
| edge was at discount, and cut its scquantance.
| well, how did you write, and what did you write
about 7"
How did write In the largest and most exten.
sive language, TO be Tropes figures, flowers OF
rhetoric WORDS where the sound in inverse ra-
ito to the sense. gave the American people touch
OF the poly synsbic-the sesqaeDedaiia rer6d-wss
upon the point Of insugurating era Of journal
ism and inventing an dion 10 correspond in dignity
with the importance Of this mighty arm OF popu-
lar system OF instruction. And for subjects there
wes no end: the American Eage-our coantry's Stars
and Stripes-the glory Of America-how we thrsshed
the British, and how we can do II again-m .nifsst
Jestipy-the universal spread Of republcanism-the
annexation Of all creation, and the fnd triumph Of
Democracy, in the French style. In short, when
bumbuggery 10 at q premium, where Is the use in
investing in common sense, which Is Always below
part"
at must be admitted that you have very fair sp-
probation Of the politics Of Young America. Tho
question u. how you arrived ct It,"
"Instinct-thst which made Paistad coward.
Tickle us.s vssiy end ysu have bic hssrs. sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
sLAVE-CATCHING IN VERMONT.
of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune
BURLINGTON, W. Saturday, Nov. %, 1854.
Vermont, the home Of the " Green Mountain Boys
from her settlement TO the present time has ever been
characterized for stern, uncompro mising hostility
10 oppression Of every FORM At the recent session OF
the Legislature Act was passed well worthy OF
Vermont and the free sprt of her people, the descend
ants Of tie Aliens Chdtendons Warmers, and Others
Of her brave patriots Of the Revolution.
This Act, n copy of which is given below, was frs.
introduced by the Hon. Rolin j. Jones, of the IN
ato a true friend of freedom whose influence, to-
gether with that Of other leading members Of both
Houses secured its passage in both branches by large
msjorifiCs.
The planters Of Carolina, and the dealers 10 human
flesh, must be careful how they venture into "Old
Vermont after free colored citizens. They will
meet warmer reception even than the Sheriff. Of
York met, in her primeval history.
AN ACT ior the Defense Of Liberty and for he Punishment
ia A.yooy enacted by ne essya 4.,c,uy Of a,Stute Of
srcToS l. Every person who shall falsely and maieou.ly
declare represent OF pretend that any free person within ths
State Slave service LABOR to or
with intent to OF to aid or Hs.: 10 procuring tbs
forcibe removal Of such ee peTsou rom tins state az sVe
sba fine Of three thousand dollars and he Imprisoned 10
the State Prison not less than Eve years
Provoked That nothing in this Act shall be construed
plying any claim OF service from an sppre nee for liked
tenn
See NodeesIson representation. pretcuse that any
pesop, icing having been in this State OF has been
sye shall be deemed proved excep; BY the test nony Of a.
least credible Witnesses teytns 10 facts directly tend
TO establish the Truth Of such deeafson repte otAton or
petense and person who. upJn trial arising under
this act shall falsely and wily represent or Prend, with
intent to aid party accused undeI this act that any PEI
slave did service or labor 70
persons shall pay dne Of three Thousand dol
lars ard be imprisoned In the State Prison not lees than hive
yeus 80
See On ths trial Of prosecution srsus under this act
deposition shall be received evidence OF the truth Of sy
statement contained in such deposition
Sec Every person who shall obs'Iuet any ofscer in he
seryce Of issued in accordance with this act
who shall aid the escape Of any arrested unieT this
act while pursued by such ocer in his custody shall be
imIGisoued in the State Prison. not less than year
Vermont was the frs. State TO pass hsbess cor
pus act after the passage of the infamous Fugitive
Slave law and she now adds to her statutes the
above, for the further protection Of the oppressed
who would be free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
Markets. Reported 5y Telerrapl.

Eyv ORLEANS Nov So +. Under the influence Of the
s1yiess per Africa the market for COTTOS oogth
lower Mldobe being quoted at e4d8ie The told bust
mes Of dsy foOts 900 bAes. FLoUR sells Sid
s2i aud WHISKY at dec gal The outside iJr STER.
Ling EXCHANGE is y cent. PEN
Cg,RI EsTos Nov ~ The bu.ne. 10 CoTIoS during the
past amounted u 80 bales The RECEIPTS OF the
same period being Il 90 bales The nsrIet sh1es cha
from previous quotsons good mddng quoted s.e Tue
oct hand ct this port exclusive OF that on shPbod
l. IS $50 beles
BUFFALO. Dee 1, 1884 II A. Tie weather to-day Is
quite colo ard stormy and the market opens quietly Buyers
waiting the effect Of the Arcas news on the Neg York
market Our QUO tatous fol ell articles unchanged The
demand for flour mstly r the local traie sale. this
morIiog u 40 bbl at SO 81 for sois from sPrus Wheat
IS for fancy Niscon made yesterday aer
noon Of bbs Michigan So Is There i fir inq1y
foI sales of 5000 bush Upper Lake private
have sales report Of CoRs OATS BAILEY WIS
Ky unebaDged sales Of % bb- at $50 RECEIPTS fr che
last forty eisbt hous-Flour s Dbl. Wheat 1890 bush
dc
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Henry LEEDS Aactionesr-By n. L,tos Co.
ON WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, Nov. ~ and

" Dec Att O'Clock each evening galleries, No.
m Brosdvsy formerly occupied By the Dusseldorf collection
M, feent sale Of and valuable OIL PAISTlNG5,
WATEB-COLOR DRAWINGS, ErcHIsGs. Se.. In all
cen pr,pR collection Of snceLt modern pictures Of
They consist mainly Of the following Pictsres. VIZ:
.ho the worls Of WestAn Williams Morris. Of LondOn
KIDD and others Of eqlsl celebrity.
Gener knox b. stuart. Which has been engraved and 10
uudoubt.d div original General Nseisco Lopez u enstb b
Juan Asous and variety Of Others D. fEst American
lists.
FLLNrsH DUTCH SCHOOLS invoice OF fac Pictures
our Consul and be sold for the sst account comprising
eleEsnt Eaery picture by Van der kss painted eom
ended for the CrySts Pa.ee Exhibition lsi
ard best production; Terriers by Eosrman called The
Dutch Lsnds,er Also specimens by the celebrated artsts L.
Heleveld seuiz Bszin List D.nsehToedes Robe Of
Brussels wSEsper Lamsrneere Nsnmeer Ja'pes Of Das-
.edos T. Linen. (s pupil Of EeTboeckhoevenD &c.
MODERN FEENcH SCHOOL -CiexAut cabinet pictures on
eopptf sNk ached to zs comprising the works
Of La-Joe. Cha Lbes1K. Csdni. Posele, Lemuens Van
sbedeT ard Others al Of she warranted BY tbes artists
N.TIR CoLORs AND DRawISGs-By celebrated masters.
smons hich will be found IeIuins hoayernzns
OBJ M.sTERs-Moh,ei Carr. Csyp, Car da ssrdn, omme-
fspes wsfiesu Schsn-, B0uchsr ae-nbugh Roos. sa-o
E,rsto Del ssrto Fscoui Diersch Guard Paul Potter
Cue rene Linburger sBd other, all Of which have been re-
eevsc authentic ard believed 70 be ons OF
the 6p. offered ct suction IN this country
They viii be re.dy for exhibition ,s above on MONDAY.
sth day ard with catalogue unt time o; SALE
(2571
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

FRIDAY, Dec. IL 4. M.
AsHEs-The market ia unchanged; sales Of Pots a.
a. IS and Pearls SC 370s6 20.
CoT1oS-The market is quiet and prices favor tho
buyer.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbo demand is limited for the
low grades Of State and Western Flour, and prices
are lower; the sales Of Western Canal arc 200 bbs.
st$sqss 81 for common TO good State, - 50 50
Ter common 10 good Ohio Michigan, Indiana and
Upper Lake.
Canadian Flour is heavy; Gales Of COO bbls. at -
620ss u.s. in bond. Southern Flour is steady, the
demand moderate and the arrivals limited; sales Of
800 bbs. at So 81 a 80 for mixed TO good standard
brands Baltimore, Alexandra, &c. Bye Flour il
steady; sales Of $50 bb,. at se 25as 81 so for fine
and superine. Corn Meal is easier; sales OF 100
bbls. at a. 1884 so for Jersey.
GRAtS-Wheat ia lower, the supply large and the
demand moderate; sales TO- 900 bush. good red Upper
Lake at o. IS 300 bush. good red Genesec, 81 O3l
500 bush good white southern at SO o.. Rye is firm
at 81 80 81 &c. Oats plenty, at 81 Soc for State
and western.
Corn il lower; the demand is mai1ly for export
ssles of 81 900 BUSH at IS 9Oc. for Western mixed
81 93c. for Southern Yellow, 92e9jc for new and
old White Southern. Round Yellow ia scarce aud
wanted.
WHIsKY-The market is lower and more offering
sales $50 bbs 4lc for Jcrsey and Al &C. for Ohio and
Prison.
PgoyIsIoNs-Pork is in fair demand for home use;
Gales Of Mess at sl30sl3 IL and Prime sl IS. Boef
is unchanged sales Of Country Mess at s'sslO 50;
repacked Chicago SIS so, and Country Prime, s. n
81. Lard is steady at loi lOic. for old. Butter is
in good demand at former rates Cheese steady at
I0Hl1lc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

CTPREME COURT - City and County OF
- New.York -ROBERT q. CROMwBLL against CHAs.
TAYLOR-summcRs To the DEFENDANT; fou are here
b, .u oned the complaint In this se0n which
fltd with the CLERK Of this Court al the City Hal IN the
Cfy Of New York this day, ard serve copy thsreo
on me ny Office In the City Of New YORK within tsenty
hereof exclusive Of The day Of such services
ard you fall s'oresid the Plaintiff VIII take
uf the Of xix hundred and
three dollars vih from July - 1854 three haS-
dTe6 dollars sno from the date hereof on the temande be-
sidss costs Dated Nov. /. 1854 EDJAR }. LEElE,
rs lAw6wF' Attorney for Plaintiff New-fo City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
WILSON. Aacuoneer
r,l,l. III 9 IL &

4 TCTION NOTICE.-POSITIVE sALE OF
N SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Rich
TAPFsTPY CARPETS ELEGANT ROSEWOOD ri ASO-
FORTE. LARGE OVAL MIRRORS, ke.-THlS (Fridsy)
MORNING, a, 10 o'clock no 70 WsTenst-COn.
in part Of rosewood Psror suites In .an oroeate
rssuood excellent instrument cost s5OO F0ltaire
Gotic and Reception Chairs; and mihog
Side and sofs T.n.; Corner Stands rosewood
Escriior aud Secretary magnificent rosewood BOoscases
Oval Pier Glsses; lace Curtains; Dining Extension and
Tea Table; Costly Bedroom Furniture IN rosewood ma1og
any and black walnut viz: Bedsteads; Bufesas Wshnd
esssuf silt China 1oet Sets; best white carried horseh air
Mafre,.s: Beds BeddnE Basement Furniture mthos
.uy Sofa airs; Mirrors Pandnzs choice Gawsrs China
d. n,r Tee sets; Silver Nsre; best ivory Cutlery &C.
Aho coty Clra Nsesi Psrian FEnres orDou Clocks =
few very superior Oil PsiD. and French Engraylnfs to
sther with many other ARTICLES useful snd onAnent.l too
numerous advertisement Every article will positively
b fold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
Law LNT,ELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-Before judge HoFFsAy
SUIT TOR DIVORCE.

SUIT TOR DIVORCE.
LOUISE Gibbs sgt Aaron Gibbs
The jury In this case returned a sealed verdict,
answering questions ubmited 10 them. ~ follows:
"a Has the def hdart Aaron Gibbs been guilty. Of adult
te,y IL the years 1851 1859 OF 1853 and 10 which year.
and in What part Of snoh yesr Aaron Gibbs has been
guy OF adultery previous 20 June 10 the year 1852.
20 II you End any adultery proven then whether
II out b. proof that such ohense has been for
given by tie plainfsl A. No
so II fed any adultery prven, and not proven by
expire tmoBy have forgiven then whether
the plaintiff voluntarily cohsbed with the defendant after
spowedse Of the feet Not ed by the Jury
The Juiy then dered 10 writing the flloWug verdict
We the uDdsfsigutd Jurors upanueed IN the Of
Gibbs Gibbs" bring in Verd ct for the plaintiff John
VsnBuskirk, John Soch 1homas Prendss james Weed
Henry Newton Robert Pratt Philip Nepper Garry T..
New ell Lazarus MepzeOhemer Jr Ess o. Bdsa, Andrew
Sadlier"
Exceptions taken by Mr. Brady counsel for The defend
the VERDICT principally the gronno that the questj
had BY the Jury and that the verdict
not responsive and tlat having answered the questions
Ircpouded by the Court there was no valid ndog by the
Jury.
Asiey proceedings ordered motion aud counsel
for plaintiff oieced to give counsel for defendant tea days
notice before moving for judgment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
l09l14c.

BURSTING or A GBIsD SToSE-Two persons H.
JURED "A grind-itone in the brass-foundery corner
of Twenty -second-st and Secondary. burst this
morning, in consequence OF the rapid manner in
which turned by steam, fracturing it into many
pieces, one Of which, with great force, struck David
Colville, q laborer, on the head, INJECTING, rs is
feared, fatal wound. lie was taken up and con-
veyed TO Bellevue Hospital by the Eighteenth Ward
Police. A boy naued james Martin was slightly
iniurad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

FIRE IN KISDERHooK The building known as
The Academy Boarding House, in Kinderhoek, erect
ed about FIVE years since by an association Of indi
viduas at an expense of about $4,000, was destroyed
by FIRE on the evening Of the 22d ult with consd-
cradle portion of the furniture The building in
s..o1 q A. oOo
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A. NJ. NERwN. Auctionex.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trade Sale

fsft-fUW
FRIDAY EvFSISG, Dec. l. u 81 O'Clock.
NEW AND FRESH STOCK-An extensive collection OF
popular STANDARD BooAs Of ne library editions nci
many that are beautifully illustrated and chly bound snd
Erust variety Of nh ee1snsous Prbestons nearly ali 10
rer-,et order an ias sditions
TUESDAY, Dec u, and following day.
PARCEL SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
BOOks-Em br.eirs several large eonsEn from Er-
tlaud together with variety CT elegant Books An
rusls &C sun able for the holiday season
AT PRIVATE SALE "A very large collection Of choice
Ensh Books consigned from the eminent London pal
hsbers including the whole Of Mr. Bons Series OF Libraries
est.iofues Of which may be had.
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paper Warebouse.

F"FRF ~~"f@T0'
DIAPER WAREHOUSE. j. L. DERRICK
SON Co., No. 80 Beekmsn st., offer for sale on tss
lowest terms:
" rtiBs Papers Fnglsh, French and American
News Paper all sizes weights and quaities
BOOK PAPER. all sizes, weights and qualities
Tissue PAPER cOiors and white OF the best quality
Hansipg Paper. bite zEd colored different ~ldtbs
Hatters Paper, thin and Of the best quality
Cloth Pepper. S6xi0 aud f0xf9.
Enslsh Hardware Pepper large assortment Just arrived
shesthipe Paper, Of the best quality
Wrapping Paper. etrsa Rag, and Manila
Tea Paper Of different sizes
Tar Roofing Paper suitable for roofs, In rolls
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Bales bH aurttsn.
VALUABLE Farm for SALE At arc.

n VALUABLE FARM for SALE at AUG
IA TIoN-0n the premises in the Township Of Misdetovu
90 TUEspA AZ December 1854, q, O'Clock. r; NJ
saAfed Shrewsbury River. about a nes
5ssAmboas plying 70 daily The loo alton IL aasur
nvss sd u mies from the Hshlspds q Nsvcsal FOR far
hex lnfsrms.on apply % RICHARD UNDERWOOD, q
~. m wesi TtA<t., ~ Y.
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PROP0sEp DArYs on sAILTGo.

IDWD: K. CoILlNst Co., No. s. w.ll-a, NY
BROWN, SHIPLEY K Co., Liverpool.
JOHN hUNR0k x Co.. Rae Metre Dame des Victories
Paris CT GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The OF hese ships will not be accountable for soa
oliver baIon speeie jswery precious metals
lees bills Of adns nsled therefor and the value thexsos
therein expressed.
shippers will please take notice that the ships Of ths line
cannot carry goods eontrsband Of war
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81 TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
WAsHisGIoS. Friday,

WAsHiSGION, Fnday, DC i Io'f'
1t is Low stated that the PRECEDENT Message viii
be started for the leading cities in the North and
East on Saturday. so that it MAJ be Published sim
ul,anoousy with its delivery to Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

new edition ofPALErs EvideRoes of Christianity,
with Notes and Additions by CHARLES MURRAY
NAIRsE, is issued by Rober; Carer & Brothers.
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Clothing.

42 HATS.-Elegant and inimitable French
way p<eeA BROWN, No. - Hodsoo-s-
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK.MARKET.

PHILADELPHlA, Friday, Dec. l. 1854.
Stocks were firm at our Fist Board to-day, with
ssles at The following quotations. Reading K. r., 3i
Morris Canal lll Long-Island X. X, l2i; Penn
sylvania K. Il 400; Pennsylvania State fIves, 80.
The tone OF our money n arket is unaltered.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIsORE, Friday, Dec. / 800.
The Southern msi, as late as due from all poln's IS
received. but we find no news OF interest in the
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4 Discussion on The Doctrine Of Eteraa! SalratiOa,
by the Rev. Isaac WEscoTT and the Rev. T. J..
SAWYER, as reported by Mr. Bremen, is issued in a
handsome duodecmo volume by Bunce & Brother.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GEMS BY TUE wAYsIDE. BY LYDIA BAxrtR. limo,
PIP 28a sbeidon Lsmport& Co.
collection Of original poe ms, some Of which have
already appeared in various religious magazines and
periodicals Of the day They aim rather to cheer and
encourage II heart than to elevate the mind of the
reader with fight, of the Imagination, and to mpart
"the Joys that flow from that pure stream which
meanders through the valley of humiliation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

Emily Herbert is the title Of a new juvenile story
by NJ J. Mcintosh, published by ID. Appleton & Co.
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MI fSy -Ttsv-lers Sor CHICAGO ST LOUIS KAN
sAs and ali points wes and South obtain rhrosss
T~I.,. sad IN Information concerning fare a. sbR
\, de EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD or NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. By application u The Gem
p.py's 0aes No. is5 Broadway. ear Dey =, TO
JOHN y, fO3Yx& 0sasssl Assst. q
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