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pOf Clm0 Past, IL uds Deen kept
before the public eye, ne \ standing
sign, Of the downward tendency Of the
Republic, that no office Of appoint.
fnent, National Of State, has been oc.
cupied by honest and just men.--
swindling, wholesale and retail, has
been the faith and practice Of nearly
every public officer "of appointment y
the past ten years. Most of the Gen.
eral Government officials have, on
leaving Office, taken with them, books,
papers and maps; and this too, in
many instances, without leaving be-
hind them, funds enough, to pay a
successors contingent expenses. II is
true that every General Government
officer, is required to give bond and
security; but what does II amount
to /! In nine cases out Of ten, they
make every thing available; and in
some instances, come in, for share
Of the profits Of this species Of system.
lied land piracy We need not refer
to the grand Gardiner swindle. for an
example; for there are ten thousand
minor cases Of daily occurrence. -
Things have come to such pass, that
there Is no security to the people,
from petty thefts by mail as well as
otherwise and ii seems to be diff
cult matter to find q man among tho
hord Of Office seekers, who can be
trusted with the light love epistles Of
poetic swains. II any thing like a
gold ring or other love token betrays
itself in the weight Of the letter, the
official swindler cannot let il slip his
finger, and it goes to the pawn bro
kers office. Whoever mistakes the
honesty Of the times, and encloses
more than a five in a letter is
most certain to learn a very good
moral lesson hereby unless he puts
II in an envelope made Of hardware
paper. What shall be done II il
useless to ask; and look for a remedy
--things grow worse daily; and we
fear much, that the reorganization Of
office seeking politicians, will not
remedy the evil. The cause Of this
state Of things, Is apparent. Thieves
hang together, and the morals Of the
.ge, hath proclaimed in not,to-be.
mistaken tone Of voice, vic
ors belong tho spoils. "
Il 10 o matter Of no consequence
What party is in our power, the result
. the same.
Men are not sought for now DAYS, to
,estow trusts upon, for their private
md domestic virtues but as soon as
/ place is vacant, ten thousand hun
cry beasts Of prey, are greedily seek
ng IL, and the test Of preference il
he answer to the question, " How
much have you done sir, for the
1asty Z"
To- In late foreign news items, it is
aid, that Count Nesselrode, will posi-.
lively attend the Vienna Conference
We hope that the Count, has been
'eleved Of that awful squirt of the
eft eye, with which be was afflicted
when 10 this city, sometime ago =; en-
Dying its inequalities. We hope
llso for his sake more than for our
,wn; that he has left off those strange
,ccentricisies Of character, which led
lin, to hire buggies without security,
ind make running bar bill ac-
counts. However, mon Of genius
Aways have peculiarities, and IL Is no
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Al Am,sst eorfsssion Il GOOD ~ lAs

ev~o.A nOsO 10 4se"s uous " ssusu
In this saying. II does the liver a.
much good to confess the authorship
VI 4 generous action, as TO confess tho
authorship Of an ,,ngenerous one.
II Is not the coffee houses, that show
alone. the tightness Of the times but
1t may be seen in the number and
quality Of the intinerant vagabonbs
who travel from point to point, sing
ing, juggling, showing monstrocities.
and miserable dawbs Of paint, called,
by the proprietors panoramas, dior.
amas, cosinoramas, etc. This paper
has never yet been gagged into 81.
lence with an advertisement. or a
dead head ticket; and we base some
portion Of our immense popularity
hereoh. One thing however, which
Is wrong we can confess. and shall
do SO no more. We like to be on
good terms with our confrers, and to
give substantial evidence Of it,; and
there is no better way to show regard,
than to send something to do in the
way Of d job--a soft case that knows
not the value Of printing one whom
they can lather we'll. At single
glance, We can tell the financial ca
pacity of aby and every itinerat play
er, who steps into our front Office; we
measure his head with our eye. and
can tell the calabre Of his pocket by
it. Our friend Wilkins--not "Pet-
ter but "George," we know, to be a
man very well fashioned to sing !;
but know, ct the same time, that he
cannot turn it 10 profitable account.
Some three years ago, we praised,
pulled, and printed posters for him
to give show, at the one Horse City
Hall in this city /; and he had the
honesty to come and confess, when
tie show was over, that lie made
"never dime by it, not enough to
pay the tallow candles In those
days, we were flush, there was no op.
position to the daily newspaper line
then and says we, 10 wilkins ''never
mind old fellow, 60 and retrieve your
fortunes in some better place than
this, where your vocal powers may
be appreciated He went, and he
returned to try his hand, and mellow
sporano voice at the Harnej House.
A press Of business prevented our
accepting his generous prefer Of the
bill printing patronage ;and to give our
friend in Church n substantial eviden.
ce Of our regard for him, we sent Wilk-
ms, there. four pious inclined neigh
Dor will not divide the profits, from
the Wilkins concert, we think he ought
to treat the press to champagne
supper. If he will not do this, and
likes to trade we profers to give our
Wilkins account, for his Wilkins ac-
count, and four bits to boot. Ours Is
the oldest, and we calculate, about that
difference between them.
A NEW FORM OF PUTTING That
excellent country exchange, and ORR
ginal newspaper, published at Spring
field, La, called the Pinywoodsmap,
has novel way of putting efficient
public officers, which we commend
to the fraternity at large. 1t reads
thus: EE OuR VERY EFFICIENT
REconDsn, has placed on our table a
mess Of as fine peas as any one in
The Parish is able tc eat. Consider
ing that the weather has been 80 dry
md the early part Of the season so
cold we think these peas are quite
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~ The streets Of New Yerk ans
now swept by machines. It is said that
they are great favorites Of the people,
but that the politicians have an insu.
perable objection to them. They can
not vote.
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~ Over $4,000 ducks have boen
shipped to New Orleans, over tho
Opelousas Rail Road. since the lst
January. It's said that very large
number Of the Inhabitants Of tho
Lafourche, subsist almost entirely
from hunting dtxing the winter sea-
son.
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It is not high crimes such ss rob.
berries and murder, which destroy the
peace Of societo, 80 much Ms the village
gossip. family quarrels, jealousies and
chickering's between neighbors med
dlssomness and tattling. which are the
canker that eats into all social hap
piness.
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E1 The Jackson hlississippian
says that $4,000 have been ruised
in Lexington MISSOURI, to assist set.
tiers from slayeholding statss 70 60 10
Kansas. There is the lie positive
and the lie equivocal. The lie equiv.
ocal depends on contingencies. As
thus: johnson says, that Brown,
says, White told Green, that Smith IL,
in his opinion mn unqualified a.s.--
Then Smith may say II Johnson,
says, that Brown says, that White told
Green any such thing, he lies" This
is properly denominated the lie
equivocal = The lie positive, may be
given to wsEt the Mississipian says,
because a. is in the very nature Of
things, false. That place like Lex.
ington--which would not bring. under
the auctioneer's hammer more than
$4,000, would give away half Of its
substance for such purpose is too
gross d newspaper fraud, to 90 down
the capacious throat of common cred.
..1.t.,
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T A letter is said to have passed
through the Springfield Office tho
other day, directed to Michael Mo.
bride Corporal Christy Taxes the
United States"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

A genius in Ohio has just perfect
ed rifle, that knocks the miuie into
cooked hat. He placed an ounce
ball in il on Tuesday evening last
and fred at the sky. A few moments
afterwards. the dog stas commenced
bowling, and in such q manner that
the people Of Cleveland, are satisfied
he was wounded in, the tborax. -
Where are your French gun--smiths,
now
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-10
Anttions.

DARN AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
u AT AUCTI0N.-I shall sell on WEDNESDAY the
18th inst at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, my farm which
ve situated three miles southeast from the city Of Wor
cester, on Blithwood St., containing
ia ACRES of excellent Land
well divided into Moving Pasture, and Woodland, with
good and convenient buildings; said farm is we'll supplied
with choice Fruit
Any person, wanting farm the coming Spring, Is res
pectfuly invited to examine the above evious the
day OF SALE as my intention is to sell to the highest bid
der without reserve
Also, at the time and place, the following PER.
son Al PROPERTY, viz; pairs Oxen, 2 Cows, l Year
ing Heifer Heifer Calves, Ok Cart, Plows, Horse
Wagon, l Family Carriage l Top Buggy and Harness.
L9t OF Corn and Potatoes, Lot OF Lumber, Sleigh,
mneeioarrow, lot Of Hay, Corn Fodder and Rye Straw,
harnesses Swarms Of Bees, Lot Of second hand Fur
nure, together with many other articles too numerous to
mention. Terms made knoE at sale
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber on the
premises. LFWTS STITRDEVANT
or Of EZEKIEL DANIELS, I4l Main ST.
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Notifies.
CITY OF WORCESTER.

To either of the cOnsables of the City of Worcester,
GREETING.
4 N the of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
you hereby required forthwith, to notify and
the inhabitants of the City of Worcester qualified 10 vote
in elections of Governor Lieutenant Governor Senator's
Representatives meet in their respective Ward Rooms
Monday the tenth day Of December at nine O'Clock in
the forenoon, then and there 70 act the following ar
Giles, to wit:
1s To give in their votes for Mayor for eight Alder
men, Zone Alderman being selected from each Ward and
for eight persons from the city at large be members of
the School Committee ballot
ID. To give in their votes for three Common Counc
men, one Oyeseer Poor two members of the School
Committee, Assistant Assessor Warden, three In
spectors Of Elections and Ward Clerk all residents of
said Ward, on one ballot.
The polls shall be opened at O'Clock A. NJ, and shall
be closed at O'Clock P NJ.
Witness, GEORGE W. RICHARDSON, Mayor of the City
of Worcester this twentysxth day of November, AID
1855.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
A true copy, attest, LEVI JACKSON,
dc DAT Constable of Worcester.
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NOTICE TO THE sICK-DR. NAT

NOTICE TO THE SICK.-DR. MAT
~ TYSON. Prof. of Chrome Diseases,
now gives his whole attention to Office practice and the
treatment of all Chronic longstanding diseases
as all other cases that may be attended to at his Office
~ Also, all confidential By devoting his ex.
elusive attention to that class of Diseases he warrant
the greatest possible success in their treatment.
Office in Providence, 40 WesImnster-st up stairs
Office hours from A. NJ to Pm.
REFERENCES.
Lewis L. Miller, M. D., Rev. John Hobart, a. NJ,
Usher Parsons, M. D., Rev. Moses Fiield
David Smith, NJ d. Rev. Jonathan Brayton
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.

Worcester, SIS. December g. 1855.
A LEXAlDER II. BULLOCK, Esquire Commissioner
IN OF Insolvency, in and for the County of Worcester
has this day issued warrant against the estate of RU
FUS L. SMITH, of Leicester, in said County of Worces.
ter trader, 1nsovent Debtors and the payment of any
debts and the delivery of any property belonging the
said Insolvent Debtor, to him. for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said insoIycnt
debtor, will be held at Court of Insolvency. the office
of the said Commissioner in Worcester, in said County
on the tw neth day of December instant, O'Clock
in the forenoon for the proof of debts and the choice of
an assignee assignees. ]. DAY, Deputy sheriff,
d4 d3t&wlt Messenger.
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"OkCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
Wv SURANCE COMPANY. The annual meeting Of
this COMPANY, for the choice of officers will be held on
WEDNESDAY, the twelfth day of December inst, at
o'clock P. NJ at their Office in the New Court House, in
Worcester. CHARLES NJ. MILES, Secretary.
DIS daWtD12
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-10
MESSENGERS NOTICE

Worcester IS. December T. 1855.
VENH0MAS G. KENT, Esquire, Commissioner of In
solvency, within and for the County of Worcester,
has this day issued warrant against the Estate of AL
MERINE L. ACKLEY, Of Auburn, in the County of
Worcester late copartner in the firm styled the Stoneve
Manufacturing Company of Auburn in said County; and
also late coparner in the firm styled j. B. Prenss Co..
of Ballston, in the State of New York; and
partner in the firm of L. R. Hapgood 4 Co, of Auburn
New YORK; and also late copartner in the firm styled the
Montauge Mills of Sag Harbor, New York, Insolven
Debtor and the payment of any debts and the delivery
of any property belonging to the said Insovent Debtor
to him. for his use and the transfer of any property
by him, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said Insolvent
Debtor will be held at Court of Insolvency. the office
of PRATT HOWE in Worcester, (No. 2O6 Main St Yin
said County, the eighteenth day Of January next
O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts and the
choice of an assignee, or assignees
J. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
do dot Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-10
NEW PUBLICATION. :

THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE
new collection of
Social, Moral, and Religions Songs,
Designed for the of Schools Summaries Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. CoLLEsTER.
The editor having had many years. experience as
Teacher ud Director of Musc and having
raj years employed teacher and Director of Musical
Conventions, and Teachers Institutes and Also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster, Mass, by
which circumstances various other opportunities he
has boon enabled to ascertain the of the people in
regard to this department of education feels confident
that will not only meet the appreciation of the many
Teachers and superintendent of Schools and friends OF
education who have so earnestly solicited its compilation,
but the public generally.
Published and for sale by w. J. Reynolds, Boston A.
Marsh, Worcester.
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examination for.
warded to any address receipt of eleven Letter Posa
Stamps. nl3 dtf&w?
EpOOKS-BOOKS-BO JOHN KEITH
I'D & cos Bulletin of New Books No. 239 Main street.
Thu Works of Charles Lamb, vols.
Lily Novel, by the author of Busy Moments"
Artists and Trademarks Companion, by Byrn.
The Border Beagles, Simms.
Poems of Home aud Travel Bayard Taylor
The Mystic, Poem, Bailey.
The Modern Pilgrims 2 vols.
The Refugee, or Narratives of Fugitive Slaves.
N Mexico and its Religion, Wilson.
Twice Married
God Revealed in the Creation.
Lucy Boston, Fred Folio.
Occasional Sermons Lowell.
Lite Nell,
Child Wife, Dickens's Children's Stories.
Snike,
; The Land of Gold, W. H. Helper.
My fathers House, Mcdonald.
Stray Leaves from the Book of Nature, Devere.
Richard Hurdis Simms.
India, China, and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Girl.
Isora's Child
Cora and the Doctor.
Tour among the Planters.
Physiology Of Marriage.
Our First Families.
The End Cumming
The Annals Of San francisco.
Henry VIII. and his six Wives, Herbert.
0akfed, W D Arnold.
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History of the Council of Trent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-10
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Auction Rooms No. Sc and So Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 60 On
HN SATVPDzY

III SATURDAY,,
at O'Clock P. NJ, at Office
The usual weekly sale Of Household Furniture compris-
lag Carpets, Sofas Chairs Tables Bureaus Bedsteads,
Beds Hair and other Mattresses Looking Clocks
Fable Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
md the usual Kitchen ware.
Sales of Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
The city, county, States reasonable sasfac-
lion guaranteed Aso the apprasing of property solicit
e Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon applca-
lion Mt the Sales Room. Constantly hand, assort-
ment of new common Furniture Table Cutlery, Crockery
and Glass Ware, Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades,
&c., which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af>
lsTnoon at Putnams Sales Rooms at the usual hour un
'iilurther notice. s. NJ. REDD1NG, Salesman.
mar30 DIFF
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- FOR SALE IA two.story Dwelling House
H;; and about three-fourths OF of Land stua-
.A ted in the village of North Charlton about mile
from Charlton Depot the north side Of the old Worces-
ter and Stafford Turnpike and formerly the residence
the late Col Asa Bacon The House in good repair
well calculated for two families.
Also, about acres of Land lying the opposite side
OF said road, with small Barn tn 1t will be sold
at low price, separately all together, and liberal
credit given for most of the purchase money and is de-
sirabe location for boot shoemaker, other me-
chanc. JOS A. DENNY
Leicester, Nov. I, 1855. dawtf
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EA FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED nzh.
ESin in Leicester, the road leading from Cher Es
EsA ry Valley to Clappville, and about five miles @
from the City Hall in Worcester The said farm consists
OF about fifty acres is one somewhat rough) but
completely adapted to growing vegetables and fruit, to
which use 1T is improved at the present time On the farm
is large number of Strawberry Plants, of many choice
varieties, two young Orchards Of grated and superior
fruit Just beginning to bear about of Wood and
Timber suitable to cut, and 4 acrei) asplendd Peat
Swamp which is drained. Also, a HtI3 and Barn. and
other out-buildings in good repair.
Also for sale, MORGAN HORSE, four years old last
alr trayeert good size work in any harness. spot
or place. Apply on the premises.
JAMES M. DRAKE.
Leicester, Nov. 16 1856 diff
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Glotbiug, Me.
THE GREAT SHOW

Or
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Is open and will be continued through the season. at
VALENTINE q; STUDLEYS,
NO. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Elm streets.
All articles on exhibition will be sold, called for by
the vtors but arrangements have been made to replace
all articles disposed of that there will On hand each
day full and complete assortment of
FINE AND co NON OIERCoATS, BUSINESS
AND DdESS COATS, SRAWLS,
Doeskin, Cashmere and satnet PANTS; Velvet, Silk
Satin, Plush and Wooden VESTS;
BOYS CLOT HING.
and any quantity of UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS,
Guernsey Ft Mufiers, Wool and Leather Mittens
and Gloves, Cravats Shirts Bosoms Collars Caps, I'm
Ibrellas, Dressing Gowns, &C., sc.
Garments made to order i'm n superfOr
manner. dawtf SIS
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49,. .,MOND AY, DECEMBER 40, 1855
Annusenlents
@ I It Y H AL L!
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 18th, 1856,

@ / Il Y H ALL!
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 18th, 1856,
BOON CHILD REN
Win appear in their great characters of
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, Claude
MeInOtte and Pauline, sc.
The lst Act of The Lady of Lyons will be read by Loa
Gordon, who will initiate the various pars-a task
before attempted by any child.
The Entertainment viii be interspersed with Singing
and Dancing.
Tickets - Cents, to be had at the Hail. and at
the principal Bookstores.
Doors open at T. to commence at I IL O'Clock.
ds DIT
" CESTER GYMN ASTUM
OK ORCHARD ST., ADJOINING THE WATER CURE.
Open from Il. M. till 10 P. M.
instruction given to gentlemen from 10 A. NJ to NJ
to 6, and to 10PM.
Ladies under the tuition of female teacher from
to 5 P. NJ.
1t is desirable that pupils should be punctual in attend
ance at the exercises of their respective classes
months So Co., payable quarterly in advance Transient
in Sparring $1,000 per course, payable 10 advance.
n1s diff 4 n Md SASLEH; Projectors.
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MEssENGER,s NOTICE..

WOFCtSIeT, IS. DEC. f. 800
A LEXANDER H. BULLOCK, Esquire, Commissioner
EA of insolvency, within and for the County of Wor-
ceser has this day issued warrant against the Estate Of
ALnNZo D. PHILLIPS and WILLIAM W. PIERCE,
both eff Fohburg, in said County, innholders and part
ners under the firm of Phillips Pierce, Insolvent Debt
and the payment of any debts the delivery any
property belonging to the said [nsovent Debtors them,
or for their USE and the transfer of any property by hem
are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said rsolvent
debtors will be held at Court of Insolvency the Office
of the said Commissioner in Worcester in said County,
oil the twentyseventh day of December Instant ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof of debts the
choice of an Asst ssee or Assignees.
ALPIIEUS P. KIMBALL, Dep. Shift,
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NNOOLEN MACHINERY.-C. L. GOD.
Wv DARD, New YorS, only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH Burning MAOHIN Els
and FEED ROLLS, to be attached TO First and also TO
Second Breakers and Finshers Of Wooden Cardng Ma
Chimes The alta hment to second Breakers and Finish
ers is and very important These machines are in
successful operation, first Breakers in most of the
principal Wooden Factories In the United States Canadas
aud Mexico and deemed by experienced manufacture
trs as the most perfectmachnes used and indispensable
co the economical and successful Hanafacture Of wool
They are in fact the only strong, durable and success
fully operating machines in use. No carding machine
should hour without them
The Feed Rolls strong dorable and worthy OF at
tention
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
ences to mills having them in USE &C. may be had by ad
dressing O. H. GODDARD.
No. Bowling Green, New York. to whom orders Should
be directed. div sII
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NEW GoODS! NEW GOODS
"a No. 1s4 MAIN STREET.
just received, large and elegant assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY!
which We respectfully invite the public to examine
Also superior lot of Mahogany, Inlad and Rosewood
WRITING DESKS, which we offes for sale low
ms diff BAKER, TRU MBULL, & BARNES
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS i!
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street.
Prof Harris's Book on Spiritualism.
Modern Pilgrims, Wood
The Works of Charles Lamb, 8 vols.
Evenings with the Prophets, Brown.
Progress of Religious IDEAS, Mrs. Child.
Occasional Sermons, Chas. Lowell
Early Religious Education. w. G. Eliot
Rose Clark
Caste, Sidney A. Story, Jr.
Poems of Home and Travel, Bayard Taylor.
The Mystic, P. ]. Bailey.
Hiawatha, Henry W. Longfelow.
Godfrey Moncton, or the Faith|ess Guardian.
CIotches and Quavers by Max Maretzek
Lily, by the author of Busy Moments of an Idle Wo
man.
Awful Disclosures, by Maria Monk, of the Hotel Deu
Eunnery of Montreal
Old Farmers, Know Nothing, and C1ltivator's Alma
for 1856
Molly and Kitty, from the German
Love of Country, from the French.
The Bears of Augustusburg, Gustave Niertz
The Lime Kiln Man, or the Victim of Misfortune
Toy, Story Books, and Games of every description
Daily receiving New Publications.