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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS
CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE COMPLETE.
W. It. BERRY 81 CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In 2 vols, limo, cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. BY James +.
W Johnson NJ A. F. R. s., DC, Author Of Lectures on
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology, etc, ETC. Illustrated
With II wood engrsvings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe, The Poisous Select,
The Water Drink, The OdOurs we Enjoy,
The Soil We Cultivate, The Smells We Dislike,
The Plan werear, What We Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread we Eat, for,
The Beef We Coos, What, How, and Why we Di-
The sweets we Extract, The Body we Cherish,
The Liquors We Ferment, The Circulation Of Matter,
The Narcotics we Indulge in, Recapitulaton,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know Of no other work which, within small COM
pass so wen and so satisfactorily presents the chemical
physiological wonders which surround and that too, in
manner free from tschncahues n the Verlest yro
in the science cannot be otherwise than interested and in
structed.
Much scientific information IS here presented In con-
densed interesting form, making volume Of high Prac
teal value.
This OF the most valuable that can be given
to the American public. It should be in every family, and
in every school and public library in the land.
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volumes, which coutain an immense amount
Of instructive matter interesting story book.
From the Troy Daily Wing.
1t Is adaptd comprehension Of the unearned in
technical chemistry well to the learned and he CO.
pies treated are so use that is saying no more than
justice requires to assert that ought TO be 10 every home
in the country.
From the St. Louis Intelligencer.
This work for the youth well AS the grown manor
the scholar the mechanic and cordially
recommend it only high degree valuable for its
solid Instruction. but also profitable source Of enter
tainment.
From the Louisville Courier.
There is not essay in these volumes that can fail to
yet the attention Of any fond Of reading is de-
lightiul book for family circle. Oetu
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Division Fair at Iackson.

Our readers should net forget that this Fair
comes off on the 2Sd, oath, and 25th insts. 1t
will doubtless be most interesting occasion
one long to be remembered as the Inauguration
of new era for West Tennessee Gov. Jones,
Mr.. Bell, Gov. A. V. Brown, Mr. Gardiner,
Col. Pope, Col. L. P. Williamson and others,
are announced as the speakers on the occasion.
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Metropolitan Store.
EEE CANT
FALLAND WINTER GOODS!!

W. A. & J. G. McCLELLAND
RE opening largest and elegant stock of FALL
n AND WINTER GOODS ever offered by them, and at
pces that anno fail to satisfy fastdous We par
tcuary the attention Of Cash Buyers to our sock as
determined offer great inducements to this class
u ' '' RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Flounced Silks;
. Pain Moire Antiques
Striped do;
white do plain and dsmask;
1t Brocade Silks;
Plaid silks, rich and cheap;
Extra super black Silks, Eagle brands
Rich Figured, Plain and Watered silks in Black;
Extra super wide Lyons veivets, for eoaks dresses
Rich French VI. de Lanes
Paid Nalencas;
French Merinos all qualities, extra cheap
Plain Wool DeIanes,
Rich Paid Rose Silks
MOURNING GOODS.
Luprin's best Winter Bombazines;
Super Black ramise Cloths;
Extra Super Black Merinos;
superhne Black Cashmeres;
NJ de Lanes
Best Black Apaccss, ali qualities
Super Mourning silks, tho lustrel
Black Ohintz Prints, GinEhams, &c, &c.
CLOAKS, sHAWLs, SC &C.
Rieh Velvet Cloaks;
MOire Antique Tamas;
Elegant Cloth Cloaks, ia all coiors;
Cheap Coaks, in great variety;
Elegant Long shaws, (u all colors and olaekO
Gents Travelling shaws;
Rich Scarfs;
Elegant square shaWls
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
Our stock OF Hosiery and Gloves enrey complete, for
Ladies, Misses, children, Gents and Boys.
complete assortment Of Lambs Wool and Merino Under
wear for Ladies, Gents and Children.
Gents Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our Stock Of Staple Goods very large and complete
bracng everything compatible with good and comfort
md very cheap satin Lame, Wool and Union Damasss
with Trimmings 10 mach Tor Curtans-a n vey Low prices
a, the METROPOLITAN STORE, 81 and SO College st.
oct
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PUBLIC SCHOOL ROCKS.

JUVENILE ARITHMETIC.
d INTELLECTUAL ARITHMETIC
PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC.
NORMAL SCHOOL SONG BOOK,
SONG BOOK OF RAG SCHOOL ROOM;
TOWERS PRIMER;
TOWERS READERS;
DAYS ALGEBRA;
oRl0LE, Ae., Ac. For sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
ectis HVa Coees ssrsst.
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ALirtIa Bit About A Nose.

How very odd that poets should suppose
There is no poetry about nose,
When, plain as is mans nose upon his face,
A noseless face would lack poetic grace.
Noses have sympathy lover knows
Noses are always touched when lips are kissing
And who would care to kiss if nose was mssing9
Why, what would be the fragrance of a roee-
And where would be the mortal means of telling
Whether vile or wholesome Odor flows
Around US, if we owned no sense of smelling?
/ know nose-a nose no other knows,
Meath starry eyes, DER ruby lips it grows
Beauty in its form, and music in its blows.
Correspondence of the Nashville True Wing.
Atlanta Market
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. Is, 1855.
Our market is abont bare of Bacon. with con-
siderable demand for the article at high figures:
BACpN-Hog round 13al34; Sides-prime 16;
Hams l3al4 Shoulders l2al24c.
LARD-In barrels, IA; tin cans, l5al6.
FLOUR, superfne, per 10. 34a4;
WHEAT-in demand, per bu Sl.25.
Corn, per bu. 40a50
OATs-per bu. 35a40.
DRIED APLEs-per bu. 65a75.
DRIED PEACHEs-Peeled, per bu. $3.50; un'
peeled 75c.
FEATHERs-per 10. 35a37i.
ExCHANGE-On New York per cent premium;
on Charleston, Savannah and Augusta I per cent
premiun.
Respectfully,
SEAGO & LAWRENCE,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
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COTTON YARNS.

WE this day avac- the price cotioa Yarns and are
w selling Al H. To- land cents for nbsrs A s. and
T05 per cent ed quantities above 10 BAGS and time
regulated BY qaAntty, A. heretofore.
ys W. II. GORDON co.
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PERFuNERY.

lust RECEIVED a supply OF Perfdmery, consisting Of
j Luhns Extracts cologues, Lavender Water, Bay Kun,
Hair OILS BAFrys Trcopherous Boyles HyperAn Fluid &C
a. Also an assortment q Batrhela Hair Dye uichins
Hair Dye-aH warranted genuine, fos sale By
J. IA. McGILL,
Ladies' aud Gentlemsns Furnishing store,
oets Corner Square College q.
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WANTED uEDfAIELA-oosoco es'
No-'' sKYMOUR, FANSING 90.
- cornsr MAakst and CharoA streets.
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GIL EN- n CLIFF +.
OUR FIRST SALE:

ON WEDNESDAY, the nth inst We propose to open our
" sales this most delightful suburb N village commence
inc Al the station with lot No. 10 and selling Nos 10
IA 49, H. II ION which is fne ice house, 10 and 4,
fronting the Chattanooga Railroad aud on Mn Greek
These lots are suitable Produce and Grain Depots Me-
chancs' Shows, all Country stores, &C. &C They are
ADM raby suited for Ice Houses an inexhaustbe sup
ply which being furnished by MIN Greek, right on It's
banks
Nos So 90, o3, O. o. o. OF and go Genelia Road,
containing from Of hne land, the three last
Handsomely umbered-beanuul locations for residences
nurseries, market gardens dairy farms &c
On the side Of the Creek and adapted TO the same
purposes viii 1908, O2 90 9e 81, 30, s5, %,
as 92 81 90 and So containing from two to i've acres
No l0T containing acres Of beautifully ground
including the neat residence now occupied by Mr. y o.
Hurt fine freestone spring &C. No IS Includes also,
comfortable dwelling, either Of which VIII be sold II desired
We other m the premises time WI allow,
and that the company may desire 10 have put up.
Every with their families, will please be AZ Tie Depot
at half past O'Clock take free ride 10 Gienehh partSke
OF collation. buy lots not they proper have
free ride home enjoy themselves generally and ohge
Very respectfully, LlNDSLEf a CkoChEfI.
Z. r. GLAsoocK, Auctioneer. oet4o-H
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LARGE STOCK OF
FINE GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT AUCTION.
TINHIS Tuesday Evening" Oct. 9th, and tomorrow q
i evening, at o'clock, shall offer the fines "a.
lot OF GOLD WATCHES offered in this market, aAsS
comprising 95 Gold Watches from the most celebrated
makers; English Lever, Anchor Lever, and Lepine
Watches open and hunting extra fine Gene
va Watches suitable for LADIES' $50 Gold Guard Vest
aud Fob Chains Gold Breast Pins, Ear and Finger Rings
Bracelets Lockets, Thmbes, Pens and Pencils, &C. &c
Sale positive without reserve being the stock OF dealer
declining business Every article warranted as represented
sale Gentlemen wishing to inspect the siocS, or
make at private sale, are invited TO examine du
ring the day. BENZ r. SHIELDS,
No. az Public Square,
octl6-2t Opposite Planter Bank.
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ACARD.
I'VE are under way again. viii be pleased to
w friends in any thing they want in the FUR
nliurs line. tOcti0l GROoMks NANCE a co.
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Ellis. Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu-
lacturers and General Agents.
Beaumont, Fan Co., GAINESVILLE, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Ab. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County
VIM. B. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin County Tenn
and Jackson County Ala
James B. Vance, Casalian Springs, Agent for Sumner
County.
J. W. Hatcher Columbia Agent for Maury County
W. NJ Rel, p. NJ Rome, Agent fer Sm IN County.
J. r Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County.
W. r. huney Bros, Loudon, Agents for East Tennes-
see. oct I5-dAwly
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INOR SALE-A small house and lot on Spruce Ga
stree-psrt Of Lot No 156. For further partic ,;s
ulars call at this Office. oct15-d .Aksst
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mARRLFI uARRLEil

M L. SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLE0IO
W. BUSINESS sOcifs bis Old friends and thek SAly
pubic in general, who may desire work in his line, W Z
70 give him call at his shop Of Church -
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot HI will keep constantly ON hand supply -
Of MONUMENTS 1OMBS, &c., Of he finest Italian aud
American Marble. All work executed IN The best manner,
and warranted. sep29-u
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YOUNG AMERICAI

Agents Wanted every county IN this and adjoining States,
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such rare ehanee make money viii be offered.
Exclusive State and County privileges will be disposed
OF on unusually fair terms by application to the proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer You a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the I'M
ion and which be superseded by past future in
yentions II IS the Mill which every Farmer and Stock
Kaiser should have; will crush from 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour with horse; easily fitted up and
managed weighs $40 lbs AMI as all Of the grinding
surfaces prevented will last any farmer ordinary life
time. speak thus Of durability because he SINE
principle has been fairly the old Bark Mill Who
is it that wants
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rY- The following communication should
have appeared in our paper week since, but
yyas rnislaid
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THE LAWS OF NATURE.

Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of a lateral or wabblnv
motion will sary, out; all other Crushes
amenabe this grand objection, and the Proprrtos
dispute it, In the construction Of TOUSG AHya
IcA" have power, and DIZZY CONTRADICTIONS have
leseued friction and CHALLEN1E the
have prevented wabblug lateral E-oon and all are
compelled to acknowledge it. therefore, assert that is far
superior to any other MILL am selling this Tennes-
spni "A h. hi nf
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Stations TO Chattanooga.


81 5g & 81
From Nashville Lavergne and
10 cts. cts. cts. 10 cts.
Muf frreshoro' Christiaua
and Fosierville. .......-.- 40
Relbuckls Wartraee, shei-
hyvfls aud Normandy J IS
TuiahoHa, kstlFs Springs,
Decherd and CoWan...... so
"a fantalon, Anderson md
Stevenson. ..-.-.s.-..... =" . - 10
Bridgeport, Shellmound aud
Mhiieside - " ~ -
Stations 70 Nashville.
From Chattanooga, sheinoand,
and Nhitesde. ...--'-lo =" " - =
BRIDGEPORT, Stevenson, An
derson aud TAntaon ~ "
CoEan, Decherd. EsiiA's
springs and fullEhoua. d" q" u" 70
Normandy, Wsrtrace, shell
byvlis and Belbac e.. " 80
Fcservile Christians and
a1rfrsssbaro'. ...........e IS"
Florence, smyrna and La
FerFne -. .--.s-...- . - - - ~
Flour a. te shipped IN Of seventy
Eve barrels and upwa ds time, when Ia less quanti
ties Per barrel b BE- addcf F0ar in sacks VII
be transported the erms, geo rs - b. rated and
charged as one barrel. II. l. ANDERSON,
octl3 sup-rntcn dent-
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

LARGE invoice % Fine Surgical and Dssecting Instru-
II has just been received end for sale a small
advance Eastern cost.
Students and others would DO wei 20 call and examine
the prices and quality, before maxing their purchases.
A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
octl Corner College and Union streets.
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FIFTY DOLLARS,

And any wanting good thing, are earnestly reqres-
cd 20 examine the and principles Of this Mill
and order IRON the PrOprietors agents.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
}. 2. DROAIGOULE, Sole Proprietor
Shebyviue, Tenn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
INFORMATION WANTED,
LOST, STRAYED, OR srOLEU
From the B.uss Wh,s
THE SEAT OF Hon. rHoxas,. D. FULLER.

THE SEAT OF HON THOMAS. D. FULLER.
II is the subjec, Of Considerable inquiry
at This tire, Why Mr.. M,lliken ,i,~- 10,
90 forward aud claim the sea, IN Congress
80 unwerih,v occupied by MIR. Fuller o.,
tins Stale. Mr.. F. received tn. c-u ,iica,e
IN despite Of gross ,llegal,,,e, in the pan
talios Votes aud would be thrown ou;, ii
the illegal votes thus thrown for Inn were
gas. Az" j.e ~ a~se 'erafHtka.: 1,,n
Ia ound.", p'n,i. u; his own f,yh, to thu
seat. mu the uo., gr iu.,d and II has al
".ys been understood thai he wno!d con.
ties, the sea, a, Washington. All the list,
OF members which have been published,
iii fact. put down Mr. Fuliet's sea, As
Contested one; bat still We hear oi ~"
movemen, from Mr.. M,lhken. II Mr.
Fuller can he ousied, il is due TO the anti
Nebraska sentiment Of the district (Which
he protessed TO agree with. but now out.
RACES by voting fsr Richardson. } th., the
thing shonld be done."
All very good, bu, unfortunately i, So
happens tina, MilliLen has not The back.
bone to do any such thirg; he is poor
weak, efem,msie, ranting abo!s,,onis,,
who sw"re himself into Inc American par.
ty Ike Wilson, Banks, F.,s,er x Co. OF
| Massachusetts. and their 'nf.ri.,r nnly j..
spunk and intelligence. For ..o,. ~ ar
knowledge To- have becu MOI h->.I,
Chez 10 our estimate .T N.l.,kr,,, .Ga
had We sno~n him a. well III Au.u-,
l-54. as we d" INV. We might nave saved
nu'sel: fiitv dollars IN cash. twenty dol.
lars' wor,h Of hard work anu one hundred
and thirty dollars Of mor,l6 ation-,ntal,
Two hundred dollars
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MR.. MOSES HALE.
SUCCESSOR TO b. SorRsE.

SUCCESSOR TO b. SotRsE.
The stock of Books and Stationery
kept by Ma. NouRsE was Away large
and well selected, but since passing into
the hand Of Nh. HALE very large ad-
ditions have been mede to it, until now
it is one of the best in this part of the
state. NJ. II. is very we'll and iavora-
bly, known as a correct business man. and
with his thorough knowledge and close
attention, we doubt not he will have a
full share of all the custom in his line,
especially since he is determined not to be
undersold by any one in the state.
His store has one of the best locations
in the village. and being Agent for
Hodgeman, Carr & Cos. Express, he
can very conveniently. at the shortes,
notice, order any book or other article
that may be called for, either from Bos-
ton or New York.
In the second story are his DAaUER-
REAN RooNs, where he can take and pu,
up in any desired style, the best pictures
of any artist in this part of the country
Or. if preferred, he takes the AMBRo.
TYPES, which is as much superior to the
Daguerreotype as steel engraving is te
a wood cut, and yet the Ambrotype cost,
but trihe the more.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

Ink Jokes OF NnRpERER. The
n. Y. EIpress says Of Baker, tried Tor
the murder If Poole:
=" Baker, througheu, the whole trial, it
would seem, took the matter but little to
heart. fol VIC are informed that, during
the absence Of the jury, those Who were
strangers to the scene would have imag-
ined tina, he was merely IN uneonce'ned
spectator. and tina: his father was the
eulp'i, A. the poor old man seemed mos
carsworn and anxious. Baker laughed
aad talked gaiIy with his friends, and
even TESTED upon the delivery Of Mr.
Writings address. Being asked il he
required refreshmen,, he answered thai
he had eaten nothing during the day.
bu, tina, Whiting had given him enough
to last him for monsh. A gentleman
suggested that tie Judge had given him
enough to las. him ios too mon,hs, while
third. couneilman. - We understood,
said tina, the jury perhaps would Civ
him enough To last him ior six. to oil :
which remarks and witticisms he replied
IN a joculsr strain, strangely ou' Of place
for maa in his awful position"
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I B PETERS son.

TEE RiyAL BEAUTIES. A Novel by Mss
P.RpoE. author al the "Jeaou. Wife "
ete.-elc New York : W. p Eelridse
u Co Boston : Feridge & Co. 1856.
Fer sale IL Ellsworth by Moses Hale
4 who have read the works of Miss
taF3ov wt4i feed ANXIOUS TO possess tins.
itay IN ;lsjs vicinity have perused "The
Jealous Wife wiih TO small. degree Of
mterest. ard however mach the reader
nigh; regret the haaI separalion OF hus-
haai iroa wife, and wish the plo; had
been 50 laid that waen the wifr's father
hnally iorgave her FOR marrying beg
ga, that the ieu misla have been made
up; gel all must adtna that il would
have been unnatural Cor the husband TO
have Conducted in any other way. For
our part We admire as spunk. and think
thar old folks might learn lesson from
II. They might learn that even repent.
ance aud forgiveness may come too late
aua that sou.ln-law With good sh are
of independence Of character, Cannot ca.
silly oyeriaok long series Of insults,
heaped upon bna tss no other cause than
BECAUSE ne is poor. Snch son n.law,
according to our notion, would be very
likely 10 ,n,ye away from the town, aud
even the state
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A FiGHr AT WAsHIxGToN.-The
Tribune of Saturday says:

The special item of Washington news
is the repor, of an encounter with fists
between Ex-Governor Smith Of Virginia
and the editor OF the Star. The editor
seems to have 90, the worst Of it.
The i, IN is as iollows:
A street fight occurred this afsersoon
between Ex-Governor Smith, member Of
the House from Virginia, and Douglas
Wallach. the editor of the Star. II
grew out of article on Smiths speech in
Yesterdays Star Smith accosted Wal
ZACH with regard to it; the lie was given ;
then they struck each other, clinched.
fell. and rolled into the gutter. Smith
lppsruos, They were then separated.
Waliach has one finger badly bitten and
his vislgc somewhat marrcd. ! have
no; seen Smith.
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PRICE or A COMPLETE SET
ILLUSTRATED EDITION IN la
VOLS

TITS edition is printed on very thick and
tine whife paper, & is p,ofuseiy ilius,ra-
ted, with all the original iliustr atoms BY
Crulkshsnk, Alfred t,rowqunil, Phiz
etc, from the original London edition.
on copper. .tnel, aud ', oud. Each VOL
nme contains novel complete, and
NAY tie had IN compile, sets, beautifully
bound in cloth, Tor Eighteen Dollars a
sci, or any volume will be sold separate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

PsTERsoN' is The only complete and
uniform edition oi Charles Dickens
v orks pat4is&ed in America; they are
reprinted from The original London edi-
t'aa, andare now the only edition publish
ed IA This country. No library, either
f'o.ic or private, can be complete with
cat having IN it Complete sci Of this,
the greatest OF all living authors Every
family should pes-ess ST Of one OF the
editions. The cheap EDITION i, complete
Ia Twelve Volumes, paper cover; either
Of all OF which can be had separately.
E.ee Z fly cents rnch
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MY FIRST SEASON. By BEA.
rrcr REyNoLps. Ed,ied bv the author

fRIcE KETNoLnH. EuIteu oy the dutHUT
OF "cou,.terpar,s'& Charles Anches.
ter" New Yak: u. P. FErRiDGE 4
Co., Franklin Square, Boston: fET-
. RIDGE & Co. 1856. For sale in Ell.
swor,h BY Moses Hale.
THIS ~ashis issued IN very good style,
handsomely printed and bound. The Ss'-
ter has something Il the ssyle Of 0e"gs
Sand. tells . good susy and tells II veil
The general fea,urss u the ssls ere e.
psesssd BY IL title. yea :hsse is peculiar
kind Of s,ssaesion raaaiss throughout
which we 6nd i, difficult To explain. Ge'
the book. and sheu You have read ii, y"s
will then know all about Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

1C5nstaatly ID land at J. B. o.
goods Book Store all the nswss. and
best novels published. Among them
may DO found Fanay Ferns new work
Rose Clark, also Caste, Old Homestead
Amy Lee, the Match Girl, Planters Vic.
tim &c, &c.