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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

John Newman aud wife, Petition for Par
~. ution In the Court
Rebceca Parrot and 9th OF Common Pleas
ers. ofFfunkln County.
Now on the oh day OF Jaly, isss. at The July
Term OF said Court. comes the petitioners, by
Rowland. tho A tlorney, aud II appearing 10 the
satisfaction OF the court, by the sheriff. return that
william Parrot, on. OF the defendants, u not n
resident of tho State OF Indiana, Il u ordered b,
Tho Court that notice be given 10 him by publea-
ton. Tho said william Parrot II therefore here
by notified of Tho pendency OF said petition and
unless he appea and answer the same, nj Tho next
the Court House In hrookv 1ile. ON the lrni
Mondav OF October next.the same will be Ia
ken for confessed and true NJ to him.
Wines my hand the oh day ofJuly, isas.
JOHN M. JOHNSTON,
Clerk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
Brookvilla College,

Tho fall session will begin on the fret Monday
In September ncxt. There will be no vacation
uatll the ~ weeks shall have closed. This ar
r..ngcment has been made for the benefit OF those
young who lean only attend n short time Va
the winter, aud 10 avoid, rs much ns possible,
teaching Ia the summer mon tbs. II ls desira-
bic that all should .alicnd the Flnsr DAY Of the
term. JOHN w. LOCKE,
President.
la. on % tlxs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
Groceries,.

NY stock OF Young lily son, Gunpowdcr, Imperial
Nl a Black Teas IA large aud well seectedof late
importations, pure aud fresh. Also, Prime Rio,
Java, Mocha aud i.aguagara cofees; Prime n. q.
Sugar; Crushed, Powdered, Loaf and Clarified
Sugars; Golden Syrup, n. o. aud \. n. Molassos,
cuba Honey, Rice, Nails. Window Glass, Seamless
Bags, Coiorcd and white Carpet Chain, Cotton
Yarn aud Cotton Batting, with every article usu-
ally kedt by Groeefs, all OF best qualities, war
raned 20 give satisfaction. for sale In qualities 10
suit, at tho lowest market prlces.
AARON A. Golfer.
S. u. Corner Main & Seventh Streets, Cln'li,, o.
May Is 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

One new steanp Engine, 90 horse power, with
Boiler, Steam Pipes, Valves, Governors, Shafts,
fnliles, Belts aud all complete.
For particulars, $40 WILLIAM BIRCH NJ
Bfookvlle Cotton Fae.ory.
tune 20, 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
The Slow List,

wewlsh II understood that the following per-
sons may be all q. X. As some fthcm may be
dead, or have moved OF, we take this method OF
cnquiring after them. We will thank the y. Ms
10 whom We send the papers, TO nform rs " they
are In the land oftho living, aud II they take out
their papers. We will add others 10 tho list In a
few weeks aud take out names Us the arrearages
arc paid. Zach Of the following ones us 81,
for The two past years and the currcnt year.
]. M. BBOOkS,
MAJ. Il. BARROW,
ROBERr PIER SON,
n. ID. LAWSuA,
m NJ FORD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
Blank Deeds, &c.

There has last been issued nj this oflee new
aud beautiful edition OF Blank Deeds, short form.
We have also. Quit Claims, Mortgages, Commits.
sioners' Deeds, old form Deeds, Summons aud
Subponas'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

Bring out the Big Gun.

Bring out the Big Gun.
y NEG LkAvB7ro TAKE rms METHOD or
u informing the public that have opened a ma
chino sho, IN the basement story otthe nrook.
Vile Cotton Factory, Tor the manufacture ofieed.
Cutters, pamps. &c., anil the repairing OF
thrcshing machines, horse powers, and all Kinda
Ny strict attention 10 my business, and The wants
Of my customers, I hope 10 receive liberal
al are OF your patronage
y. \. screws QUITO every pitch o pattern.
July n. WILL nuRcH
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
Executors Notice.

NToTICE 'ls hereby given that that the under
IN signed has been appointed Executor of the
last will of Henry Pllcc, deceased, late Frank
lin County, Indiana. said estate u probably sol
vent. DAVID PRICE, Executor.
Rockville. July 9th, 1855,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
STATE OF INDIANA, FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Thomas Cocn,

Ahthohy II. McoulNcry.
Notice Is hereby given that the eod day OF
Juno, ie55, writ OF attachment was Issued by me,
Alfred ward, Justice Of the Peace within ana
for sid county OF Frank lin, at the instance and
upon The affidavit Of Thomns Coen. plaintiff In
above suit against tho goods and chattels, rights.
credits, moneys and effects OF Anthony X. McGuils
very, defendant, that Aaron n. Line has been
su,s moned 10 answer In said proceeding garni-
she, aud that the 9TH day OF August a. ID. iss5,
al 10 o'clock In the forenoon at my ofce In Brook
willie Township OF said county,. will proceed 10
hear and decide upon the claim Of the sasd Thorn
as Coen, whereof the said Anthony X. MeGuil-
very and all other persons Interested viii lake no.
tice.
July II ALFRED WARD, Justice.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
Bounty Lands.

THE undersigned offers his services To- all who
L are entitled 10 Bounty Lands under the aei o
Congress, OF March ,, 1855, Ne has the necessary
blank to enable him - do the business readily.
J. ID. ROWLAND.
arr 90, 1855 mos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

xnuANos Az AUCrsOS!--As a'r Haas
Il rot 10 DO fashionable for dealers ~ s--e,.s,s
In all their Pianos at auction (know.,
lag lha. they viii bring better prleei 2 IL
tho auetioi ROOMS by night aud by having their
buy bidders ON hand nj tho sale, teii their Pianos
lor more than they would ever bring Ia leglli.
mate way Nav, be II known lha, Pianos eau be-
bought al "a West Fourth street, tor less cash than
nj any auction sale ever offered In cineinuaii.
MURCIi * WHITE,
iupes "a West Fourth street,
The largest Piano Dealers la Cincinnati.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
East FORK BRIDGE CO. BLECIIOD,

"A kast Fork Bridge Company Will be held al
the Court House la nrookvilie, ON Saturday tho
sist July. 1885.
A general meeting Of the Stockholders Is OK
pee ted. July
N6EL0DE0Ns!M FLopfoss! MELoDEoNs..
lyk Hlshop a Chiids' Mulnslsens eau $50
DO found, At wholesale -. rslaii, at
No. u West Fourth street ILL., II
luue 3 MukcH WHITE,
einnati.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
Bounty Lands.

WILSON MORROW GIVES NOTICE THAT
bonnty land under the act of March =, 1855, aud
will promptly attend 10 all application. for Had
nnder snii act. may n 3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that tho undersigned
IN has taken out letters OF Admins tration on
the estate OF Adam johnson, decd, late OF Frank
lin county. Tho estate Is probably solvent.
July ~ 1855 W. REUBEN M. PETTY, admir-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
VIM. II. MC'CLEERY,
NAVs NV DufuRuun

VIII make applications for bounty Lands, aud at
tend to all business that may be entrusted TO him,
with care aud dispatch.
Oflce In tie second story OF Vests new build
Ing, opposite the Court House.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

= The undersigned having en- a poin,ea a., I,
Rao y, a. Z. ~. warren's Fire aud Water Proof
any part offranklin, Union. on fass,,es,.. ~ ,n
rns siore rooms Of M. w. Hale aud n. Il. a. j. e.
ounon, IN brooksiiic.are covered wilhthIs hind
Sa,s'a,s' towhom the public are referred. ia
ssc, =. heapncss-saiefy, and consenieace All
most buildings. MOFEIT-r ~ "a s. OF
~ lo3i-30-i-y -" Hhh'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

npL PAINTED WINDOW SHADE.
Uand oil Cloth Table Covers. manufactured and
sold, Wholesale aud retail, by M.Sawyor~ Co.NS.
College Building, Walnut ST., Cincinnati, Chic.
Orders prompt, allcd. Country Morchantsai.d
otherssupplcd On tho iowostterms.
Nov. G,tH51.-4u-iemss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

Aud of Druggists aud Dealers.
All letters directed 10 tho proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
CLOTHING,
CARPErING,
ana NOTIONS.
Stock Money taken at Current rates.

UPNoTfck 10 those who know themselves
Indebted TO us;--we are determined 10 close
upour business for the present, and pay our
debts, aud those who owe us viii please take
notice that We shall strictly enforce our coilec-
ton. n. ID. GALLON a. SON.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
TO THE WORLD.

Having made a visit to the Patent Office recent
ly, and finding, by the extension ofthe building,
sufficient room TO properly arrange the models OF
lmpto vcmcnts, could take quite satisfactory
view of Models without opening the cases.
spent number Of days examining various i'm
provemonts, with great satisfaction and among
them thoroughly examined all the ilorse-P owcr
Hay Rakcs, on two models Of which found my
own name, and am happy TO state TO the world
without fear of successful contradiction, either
by exhibition or otherwise that my improved nj,
patented IN 1904, is vastly superior to any other
rake ROW in use. To test this fact, | invite or
challenge the world to meet nc, the coming hay
harvest or any succeeding one, at any rcasona-
ble convenient point to nj organic wn, Va, where
we can have an opportunity Of raking rough and
smooth surface, hills and valleys. Persons see
ing this notice and wishing to have an operation
on their Farm, in any considerable grass sec
ton, address nc at Morgantown, Va, and | will
try 90 be in the neighborhood in season.
The reason why select my rake Improvement
and solicit competition, while l have n number
OF other patented improvements which are o.
quaIly perfect in their operation and yalual 10
in their use, is because NO can exhibit it while
there is hay to rake ,-whcrcas, VIC can test othcr
machines at any time.
IL Editors are at liberty to extend this invita-
ton as they may feel free to do so, without any
charge. MOSES d. WELLS, Patcntce.
Morgahtowh, July 7, 1855.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
lD~ "A6c," on the ",Shyster," al
though in type, is crowded out. Next
week he shall have a hearing.
August Elections.

Five ofthe Southern States hold their
general elections in August, viz: Ten
nessee and North Carolina on tho I'd,
and Kentucky, Alabama, and Texas on
the 9th.
In Tennessee Governor, ten mem-
bers of Congress, and members Of the
Legislature are To be elected. "
In North Carolina the election will
DO for members Of Congress, and of the
State Legislature only. ~. ..
La Kentucky, Alabama, and Texas,
State officers, mem bera of Congress. and
members of the Legislature are to be e.
lected. .
In all these States the political lines
are drawn between the Americans and
Democratic parties, no other nominal
lions having been made. The elections
in these States will close the summer
elections and complete tho House of
Representatives with the exception OF
the States of Georgia. Louisiana. Mary
land, and Mississippi, all of which vote
in the fall.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

gaze of the multitude, for the present sup.
port of the same Salmon T. Chase, for Coy
ernor, whom they had, in lSi9, denounced
as one of the most corrupt scoundrels in ex
istence.
His speech throughout was OF the mos,
telling kind, aud at its close resolutions were
unanimously adopted declaring Salmon p.
Chase, at heart, dsunionis, and u political
demagogue, destitute of honorable political
principle, and unworthy of the support Of
the honest electors of Ohio.
The an,i-Nebraska men held n meeting
the night before, which was not near as well
attended, and very far from being as enthu.
sas,ic.
The old line Wings here will not vote for
Chase.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
Greene Academy Struck by Lightning!

We learn from friend who resides in the
vicinity of Carmichoeltown, Greene county,
Pa, that, during one of the heavy thunder
storms which visited that neighborhood last
week, (the precise time we have forgotten. J
the Academy building at that place was
struck by lightning, and considerably DANA
ged. The fluid entered the cupola, passed
down rafter to the plate on top of the wall,
thence into window frame, and from that
to two others, tearing the three TO atoms,
and then passed down the wall into the
earth. The School was in session at the
time, and some of the seats We're shattered
to atoms, precipitating the scholars to the
floor. Some of them were severely burned,
and were insensible FOR several hours, but.
by persevering efforts, all revived and recov-
cred from their mjuries, except the burns
ProvIdentially no one was killed. The dam.
age to the building can easily be repaired.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
I'm Preston fINsr,,ty.

DURSUANr to a decree Of tho Citcuit Court
b of Preston county, pronounced on the 20th
day Of March, 1858, in the case of Elijah Tarlc-
ton against Elijah Huffman, &C., I shall, on tic
18Th day 0f Aug~st, nert,
(that being Court-dayj) before tho front door
of the Court House of said County, sell the Land
conveyed by said Tarlcton TO Elijah Huffman
and Nathan king; on the 2Sth day of July, in
tho year 1854, which is the residue of Tract
conveyed to said Tarcton by Thomas Hill, by
deed dated 9Th December, 1914, duly recorded
III said County, (fetcronce whorotn is herein
made for more particular description Of said
Lapd, after deducting from the same some %
acres and some liz acres conveyed out OF tho
said Tract by two separate dcods, which are al
SO recorded in said County, the residue and that
to be sold being about ~ Acres.
The purchaser TO give bond with good sccutly
at elk, twelve and eighteen months from tho dny
OF sale; bearing interest from date and tlp tito
retained for the payment of the same.
GUY n. G.. ALLEN,
June 10, 1893. Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
ELECTION NOTICE,

Alta County Court held in and for Monon-
soIia County, July term, 1885,
" This day zane Seth Stafford, ESQ, and
resigned his office of Justice of the Peace
in District No. Of this county. Whereup-
on il is ordered that an election be held III
said District, TO ill said vacancy. on
Saturday the Ist9, day OF August,
next, and that the following named perso ms
superintend aud conduc, the same -
ut Enoch Ross'S,--Jacob Miller, Lanslot
John Ezekiel Shay, William John and Chas
II. Burgiss, Commissioners. James Hare,
Officer.
1t Anthony Lotus s,-John Rude Antho.
ny LOTUS, William Worman, John Bowers,
and Seth Stafford, Commissioners. John
BLY,, Officer A copy.--Teste,
MARSHALL Nj. DENT, elk.
August a, 1855.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
Protestant Americas Book for the TimeS
DIR. DOWLlNG'S
HISTORY or lSOMANISIH,

TUST PUBLISHED, a NEW and ENLARGED
- EDITION or DIR. DOWLfNG'S HISTORY
OF ROMASiSM.-'rhi popular and yalu,5ie
work, which ~ Protestant, bat not otherwise un-
scctarian, has been pronounced by all Protestant
denominations the Standard History OIL the sub.
ject Of which it treats. ..0 ..
The Publisher has the pleasure to announce
that DR.. Bowling has prepared Il valuable and en-
tensive supplement of abou. lao pages, includ-
ing all the recent events Of interest in relation
TO Pope Plus TX the struggle for liberty in Rome,
+ the Madai, Gayazzi, &c. SC ; and that the EN-.
arged work (making noble volume Of Sl6 pa
Bes) isnow ready, and will bo supplied without
any advance of price upon the old editions.
Hundreds of testimonials from distinguished
clergymcn, scholars, presidents of colleges and
others, have been received, testifying to tho H.
delity and value Of this History. A single one
Of these, from the pen of that eminent Protestan,
scholar, the Rev. George b. Cheever, d. D., is
given as specimen Of the whole:
DIR. Cheever says.--'s This excellent and bea IL
tifnl work possesses many and very strong claims
for popular favor, and we do not doubt that j,
is destined TO have an extraordinary sale. 1t is
one OF the most elegantly embelishcd and exc
cutcd works We have ever seen issued from the
American press containing large number OF
highly inisucd ongrayings, illustrative Of the
ceremonies, supetstitions, prosecutions and in
cldents of Romanism, which often tell most
eloquent tale, and arc of real utility as well rs
highly ornamental. The work itself is charac-
terized by great research, and comprehensive
and scriptural view Of the nature and history OF
the Popsh system. 1t presents 4 succiDct, bn,
sufficiently full history OF: the rise, progress, or
rors, cruelties, and present condition Of the Pa
pacy, authenticated by reference to the most
undoubtcd historic sources, related in 4 spirited
engaging and impressive style, and arranged in
the most LUCID manner. It abounds in facts and
incidents, and, with its beautiful illustrations is
better adapted to furnish vivid and impressive
nnrtr IN If Rnt . 10, tIa, 4
book we know OF 1t supplies great lack in
our theological literature and now that a con.
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to become the business Of all, clergy and laity
work so richly stored with facts and arguments
will be most timely and useful. We should be
glad to see It in every family and adjoining CIV.
cry cenuc-tablo in the land"
IL Agents for the above work. to whom valu
bic indnccmcn hts will be offered, wanted in ever,
State Of the Union. AppIyto
EDWARD WALKER, Publisher,
ia Fulton street, New York.
July 2S, 1855 ... .
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Letter from Hon. John Minor Butts |
ntruhnNn J,l,, O,l


Messis. W. s. Beers s. Go. Gents. Considera
tons of duty to tho afflicted alone prompt Inc
to send you this voluntary testimon TO the
great value of Carter's Spanish Mixture for
that almost incurable disease, Scrofuia,
Without being disposed decming il neccs-
sary to GO into the particul,r of the case, can
say that the astonishing results that have been
produced by tho use of that medicine on a
member of my own family, and Under my own
observation and supcrintendancc, after the skill
of the best physicians had been exhausted and
all the usual remedies had failed, fully justify
me in recomm andug its use to all who may be
Suffering from that dreadful malady.
do not mean to say that it is adapted to all
constitutions, or that IL will afford the same re-
lei In all cases for, of course, can know no.
thing about that-but from what have seen OF
the effects, | would not hesitate to use it, IN
any and every case of Scrotnla, with persons
Tor whom felt an interest, or over whom
could exercise influence or control.
Respectfully yours, .
dts. b.. "...u JN0. M. BOTTS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
TO OUR AGENTS,

We send with this weeks paper, to
Agents already announced and those
whom we request to act in that capaci-
ty handbill, which they will please
post in conspicuous place. In some
sections of this and adjacent counties,
where the American party is strong,
we know that a large number of sub
scribcrs could be obtained if our friends
would take the pains to show the paper
to their neighbors and invite them to
subscribe. Several of our Agents are
doing nobly, and VIC request the CO.
operation Of all to- keep osr list on the
increase.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
E1ZZ ZsCARID NUN;
Or, Disclosures of Convent u.iC,

De WW & Davenport, New York. Price 81.
Public attention is now being called to the
system of Converts, by the press, in every
part of the country and this book is mos,
apropos to the times. 1t is an exposition Of
the inner life of Converts, and the author
strips these mysterious abodes of their false
DISCUSSES with an unsparing hand. tits the
best work ever published on the subject and
one winch the Jesulis have not been able to
suppress. In chapter ". we find the follow.
ing account of the cruel treatment of the
iair aulhoress, at the Convent of st. -----
where she was kept prisoner for long
time -
They found in my bosom a miniature
picture of my old Superior thew seized i, ;
enueated permission to kiss il once more
but the favor was refused. They threw me-
an under garment, they took off INV stock
ings. covered me with sack, and led me
with my head and feet uncovered. along The
passages. wept, called for help; but
they had sounded the bell to give warning
tina, nobody should appear.--I invoked Ieay.
en-; sunk TO tho earth, and thew DRAGGED
me along. When had reached the bottom
OF the stairs my feet were bloody. nv limbs
were bruised, my situation would have ao(t.
ened hearts of flint. With large keys the
Superior opened the doors of q eloomv snb.
,erraneous cell, where they threw me mon
mat half rotted by the damp. / found
there slice Of black bread and basin Of
cruel, with some coarse necessary utensils.
The mat, when rolled up, formed a pilIow,
Upon a stone lay skull and a black wood
en- cfucfx. My first impulse was to mi n
period to my existence. lappljed my hands
to my throat, tore my clothes with nv
teeth, and uttered hideous cries. dashed
my head against the walls, and endeayored TO
take away my life ill my strength failed
which very soon happened. In ibis place |
remained three days. imagined myself
condemned to il for life. Every morning
one Of my executioners visited me and said
obey. your Superior, dnd you shall be lbe.
rated from this place.n
bove done nothing. know no, what
am required to perform. All! Sister Saint
Mary, there is a Deity 10 Heaven The
,nird day, about niue o'clock at niabt The
ooor was opened by the same nuns who had
conducted me TO the dungeon. After nan.
,,Rync upon The goodness Of the Superior
,hey announced TO me her forgiveness, and
,ael ,hey were about to set me at libefig. -
" 100 late, said |, leave me here wish
oe. Nevertheless they raised me up,
INV mfegged me away hey led me back 10
'e'b where ! found The Superior
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
STARTLING, BUT TRUE!
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

READER, are you a husband or father? wife
or motheri Have you the sincere welfare of
those you love Mt heart Prove your sincerity,
and lose no time in learning what causes inter
iere with their health and happiness not less
than your own. II will avoid to you and yours,
as it has to thousands, many day OF pain and
anxiety followed by seepess nights, incapacita-
ting the mind for its ordinary avocation and ex-
hausting those means for medical attendance,
medicines and advertised nostrums, which 9th
erwise would provide for declining years, the in
hrmities of age and the proper education of
your children. .0'.... ...s
How often it happens, that the wife fingers
from year to year In that pitiablc condition as
not even for one day to feel the happy and OK
hllarating influence incident to the enjoyment
OF health, arising from ignorance Of the simplest
and piaincst rules Of health connected with the
marriage state, the violation of which entails
disease, suffering and misery.
'And must this continue ? Must this be J Is
there no remedy No relief! No hope -
The remedy is by knowing tho causes and a.
voiding them, and Knowing the causes and ben
eiitting by them.
n cd in
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I8as @SooG g9asgs.
Graham's Magazine,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

For August, has arrived, and is decidedly
an interesting number. The steel plate,--
Washington Crossing the Allegheny on a
Raft" is one of the richest pictures that we
have, seen among Magazine Plates. The
Fashion Plate is another beautiful (colored)
picture, rather past common. This No. CON
g,ains great variety of interesting reading
matter, from the pens of many of the best
American writers. Ladies will also find
variety Of handsome patters for Embroid-
sry, Needlework, &c. in this No. of Graham