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EQUALITY of States.

The Washington Union publishes the follow
ing decisions of the Attorney General upon i'm
portant points connected with the Ordinance
Of 1856 and the Missouri Compromise:
/ II has been adjudged By a long series OF DO
csons of tie Supreme Court that the Unite States
never held any municipal sovereignty jurisdiction,
or right of soil in the territory Of which any OF the
new States are formed, except for temporary pur-
noses. namely: TO execute the trusts created by
daeds of cesson OF Virginia, Massachusetts, Geor-
CHA. and other States in the original common terri
,ory of the Union or by treaties with France Spain,
and the Mexican Republic In the territories OF Lou
i.;ana the Floridas, Mexico and California
o II has been adiudged by the same series OF
decisions that the provisions OF the Ordinance for
,ha organization of the Northwest Territory, were
a,tingushed by tie Constitution; Or II any OF them
,e,.ip continuing validity IL Is only 30 lar As they
nav have authority derived from some other source,
.i,bsr tbe compacts Of cessOn or acts Of Congress
under the Constitution.
a This doctrine has been applied IN leading ca
sas 20 questions touching The property IN paohe
i,DAs the relation OF master and slave, religion,
rav;,.hle waters. and the eminent domain, add may
he tsken as the established leading truth
In obedience 20 the same principle, and pro-
..e5ing Ia The sane line OF adladicatons, u must
hsve heen held. Il the question hsd come up Tor
LEGAL determination, that the provision OF the act OF
March q 1920. which undertakes 10 determine IN
,dvance a perpetual rule OF municipal law Tor All
.h.t por,on of the province Of Louisiana which lies
North Of the parallel Of SO deg. 80 min Norm lau-
tude. was null aad void ab iHcsPfo, because lneoin ,
natbe with the organic fact OF equality OF Internal
sishl in al respects. between the old ana 'ie hsN
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Arrival Of the steamer Star Of the West.

More fighting in Nac Grenddal-Col. Walker again
VistOri0US!-Ihe Cdpitoi CdptWred
New YORK, Nov. 5.
The steam ship Star of the West, from San Juan,
reached her wharf Saturday evening. She brings
800 passengers and s2T2, $50 in gold. Her dates
from San Francisco 10 the 9Th ult, the same as
brought by the George Law.
She connected with the steamer Uncle Sam Her
passengers were detained nine days the Isthmus,
in consequence of tho existing political troubles.
Don Finta Msjory the late Secretary of State, bad
been detected in bis correspondence with theenemy
outside of the city. lie was shot at Grenada on the
92d
Col. Walker, having been reinforced by a small
party OF CalilorniAns the 18th ult, embarked at
Virgin Bay, on board the steamer Virgin, and be-
fore daylight next morning landed within four miles
Of Grenada
After rapid advance, the little army reached the
city, and had manned the Plaza without encounter
inc any serious resistance, when sharp contest
ensuod, which resulted in loss 20 the enemy OF is
killed and several wounded, and Col Walker took
possession OF the Capital of Nicangus.
Subsequently, the fort was captured by detAch'
meni OF Americans.
On the 18th, Col Fry and Parker II French, with
so men, embarked on board the Virgin, which also
carried the passengers and specie from California
with the intention OF capturing San Carlos. The
occupants OF the fort however fred upon the steam.
er with cannon, and the expedition was abandoned,
Col Fry being unwilling to risk the lives Of bis pas
seugers.
Order having been restored. the citizens Of Gren
ada held public meeting and rendered Col. Walker
the Presidency Of the Republic which, however, he
declined In favor Of Gen. Carral
Col Wheeler. our Minister TO Central America.
after much solicitation, proceeded 10 RiVas with
propositions Of peace. Arriving at Riyas and leara-
lag that Gen. CAFral absent Col. Wheeler at
tempted to retara, bat was prevented by the Gov
ernor, and detained two days; nor vas be released
until the town was threatened sith attack.
The bresch OF faith on the part Of CarrAfs forces
led TO spicy correspondence between our Minister
aud the General.
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NEW ENGLISEH BOOKS $.

NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.
W. 7. BERRY & co, have Just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. b.
Charles Knight
ONCE UPON A TINE. By Knight.
JOaNSONs TYPOGRAPHY. 2 wells.
THE LAND We LIVE IN. A Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Of the British Empire By Charles Knight
2 vols, svo.
HALF-HoURs WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles knight. 2vols.
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. By Frederick Denison
Maurice, II. A, Chaplain of Lincon's Inn.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Farewell Benefit Of Mr.. James Murdoch, who will ap-
pear CHARLES in the old Shirley English Play Of the Eli
DER RROTHER arranged for modern representation by
Mr.. M1rdoeh from the original Text Of Beaumont and
Fletcher. A 50, the DRAMATISr.
Saturday Evening" Nov TO- will be acted for the first time
here the play Of the ELDER BROTHER.
To conclude with THE DRAMATIST.
Monday benefit If Mr. Mortimer
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CoRRRoTIoN--BANKC Commissioner pub
fishing the resolutions adopted in the Senate
on Thursday, appointing Commissioners to in
vestigate the Bank of Tennessee, the name Of
VIM. NJ. Stewart was accidentally omitted
from the Board appointed for the Branch st
GAINESVILLE.
The name Of J. L. Green, enc Of the Board
for the Sommervie Branch, was, by a mistake
of the printer, printed Grin.
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FINE BUILpINs LoTs.-To day at IL o'clock,
at the Court House. will be sold at public sale,
six beautiful building lots, situated on McGav-
ock street and opposite the residence Of W.
B. Bayless. The lots have 203 feet front, and
for building sites are equal to any before offer
ed for sale. The attention Of persons in want
of good investments is particularly called to
this sale
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BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE BOOKS.

BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE BOOKS.
Ahboit's Historical Books Arthurs Juvenile Library.
The BIosSom The House the Rock.
Matilda Lousdale. Learning TO Tak
Nursery Rhymes. Howard Grey
Learning TO Act The Robins.
DashwoSd Priory Mary Ho Hitt's Tale
Edgar Clifton Learning 20 Think.
Rows al Home Mary and Florence.
Houstbold Stories Upward and Onward
The Hero OF Falcon Island. Floren Egerton
Katys Stories The roy Hunters
Happy School Days. Fairy Tales
Australian CrusOes. Young MarOoners.
The Young Islanders. Children's fras.
Little Mary Queer Bonnets.
Su,.sbius Of Greystone Sunlight through the Mist.
Weeks Dalght. Canadian Crusoes
Friiz Harold Read and Think.
IronthorRe Charles Roussel.
Kenuy's Mills. Louis ana frank
Mabel Grant Children Of the Mause.
Puzzle ON Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice Travellers Adventures.
The Blue Ribbons. Examples OF Goodn'ss.
My Play is study. The Instructive 6ilt
Home and its Pleasures. Haper's Story Books.
The LII tie Sisters Frank Randolph.
The Fatal Exchange. Lucy's HalfCro
Uncle Willie. Clouds and Sunbeams.
The Childs Fancy. Boys and their Rulers.
Little Ferns. Uncle Sans Library.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
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YoUNG AmERICA!
Agents Wanted every county in this and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
a. a - y a n ID q d q II N LII l.

Agents Wanted county in this and adjoining States
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND COBB N LIZ.
TH0a such rare chance 20 make money wiz be offered.
Exclusive State and County privileges viii Be disposed
az on unusually fr terms application 20 the proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
Offer YOU Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the I'm
n,;ans r. Is The very Mil which every Farmer and stock
Raiser should have; it will crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour ish horse; Is easily htted and
if rri,s $40 ne and as al contact Of the grinding
surfaces prevented viii last farmer an ordinary life
time. SPEAK thus Of its durability, because the SINE
principle has fairly tested in the old BARK Mill Who
is il that wants
a MILL ON TRIAL
one month ard don't give complete satisfaction, to
iF II there be any man thus disposed let him
speak, Satisfaction warranted in or the mon
ey will be refunded. The Crushsr be attached to horse,
which renders the most convenient
Mil south Of Nasor's Dxons lire. All other CTuShers
now the souh rsqe TOO much power OF viii soon wear
out. AccOrdingtO
THE LAWS 0F NATURE,
Corn aud Cob MHj vAch admits o. lateral wabbling
motion will ssFy, wear ou all other Crushers
smenable TO this grand odeeton and the PToPretors
dispute it. Ii TIE enstruction 81 = DUNG AMER
IcA" Ihave GAINED power, and cSTRAoTNS have
lessened friction and CHALLENGE oNE WORD to the contrary;
have prevented Vabbins literal Ioiion, and All are
compelled acknowledge IT, therefore, assert that 10 % far
superior TO any other NH. am now selling tins fennes-
see invention at the small sun Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good thing earnestly reqlest
and order from the Projectors or Agsnis.
A liberal discount made 70 dealers.
J. 2. DROMGOULE sole Proprietor.
Sheibyyine, Tenn
AG is,
Ellis Moore CO. 81 Market street. NashvIls, Manu-
facturers and General Agents
Beaumont. Fan Co.. GAINESVILLE Agents for Montgomery
County.
Alb. watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles Cosasy.
Wm 3. Hunt, Salem, A. ent for Franklin C0uaty Tenn
and Jackson county, Ala.
James B. Vance Castalan Springs, Agent for Sumner
County.
]. W Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for 8aury County
w. VI. Rel, p. NJ Rome, Agent fer Smith County
J. r. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County.
W. r. Huniey Bros, LouiOn, Agents for East Tennes-
see Get i6-dAEly
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THE LIE on A GREAT ORATOR.

THE LIFE on s. 5. PRENTISS. Edited b his Brother.
8 vols 12mo.
Next 10 Patrick Henry, s. Prentss the greatest
natural orator that has appeared in this country.
Dazzling wit keen sarcasm, apt Illustrations and brilliant
figures OF speech poured in profusOn from his ps-borne
on torrent of feeling which ressby carried away what
eyer audience he addressed His habits were conViva ne
was prince Of good fellowship, full OF fun ana anecdote
and no one ever him the grace with which he
told a story."- Ba-9tfI0 Com
80 Prentss is one Of the most brilliant names when
a5orn our annals The work is a valuable contr-
bpn IN American literature and its contents most strong
y interest every admrer OF true genus anu genuine GU
quence n-TFgy Times.
tFis nube career was brilliant As lswyer, ne
was second 70 none of profession the southwest or
success be test Of me- it, in the land-CATtS- "fV
For sale by W. L. bEhAi w.
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LAND WARRANrs.-The Union states that it viii
require 599, 500 acres of the public lands to salts
fy the 10, 100 land issued last month. The
total number Of warrants issued is As, 1863.
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YERANDAH HOTEL.

rTsHE subscriber having disposed % The CrulcheF Hease
And charge u ths Hotel he hopes BY proupt At
tsnton and mo4rFAie hlis meet Liberal share Of pas
lie patronage
ne STAGE OFFICE kept a. this Hotel corner Of Cedar
nsss-a AcroS YOUNG. says.
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FREE TRADE AND SAILORS RIGHTS. I'm
the Senate, on Thursday morning, while the
resolution appointing Commissioners to inves-
tigate the affairs of the Bank of Tennessee and
Branches, was under discussion, the Senator
from Henry, (Mr. Atkins,) became suddenly
alarmed lest there was a party cat in that meal
tub, and asked that the said Commissioners
should be appointed equally from the two po-
litical parties. There was no particular o9jec-
tion made to this request, and it was arranged
satisfactorily to the Senator from Henry. But
the Senator from DeKalb, (Mr. 6tokes,) in re-
ply to this request, asked the Senator from
Henry, if he was so anxious for free trade
and sailors rights, if he would vote for
striking out and inserting in the message of the
Governor nominating Directors for the Bank
of Tennessee at Nashville, so that these Di-
rectors shall represent the two great political
parties, if such a motion should be made when
the said nominations came up for confirmation
The Senator declined TO agree to the PROPOSE
ton. An examination of the message of the
Governor, which was confirmed on Thursday
by unanimous vote of the Senate, will show
that out of fifteen Directors, fourteen are Dem
oerats and anti americans. This comes from
the party that asks fer " fair thing" and &C
cuses It's opponents of d" p-t-i-O,R!'
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VALUABLE 300 ks,

VALUAB BOOKS.
W. T BERRY CO., have just received
/. Condos History Of the Arabs In Spain.
2. GuEoi's History Of Civilization. 3v.
8. Falener's Classical Antiquities.
4. Longinus the Sublime. vol.
5. Dantes Divine Comedy: the Inferno. pure trAnsa
ton by Carlyle
6. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
Z. The Legislative Guide.
S. Irying's Life Of Washington.
.. Bentons Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. Webster's Complete Works. 6v.
IL. Calhoun's Works. vol
II. Nspier's Battles Of the Peninsular.
10. Napoleon in Exile by O'Meara.
II. Lascases' Memoirs OF Napoleon.
IS. Abbott's Life Of Napoleon
10 Striekand's Lives OF the Queens Of England vol
II. Lives Of the Priueesses Of England
octS
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NEW PUBLICATI
JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN.
NOW READY.

The Life Of the RI Hon. John Phi pot currsn By his son
VIM Henry Curran with Notes and Additions by Dr. Shell
ton Mackenzie and portrait steel. limo, CLOTH b
BITS OF BLARNEY By DR.. R. Shelton Maekensie,-
12mo CLOTH
HABITS AND MEN. By DR.. DOran, author Of Table
Traits" limo, cloth.
DICKKSS' LITTLE FOLKS
LITTLE NELL From "the Old Curiosity Shop Of Chas
Dickens 12no, cloth.
For sale by W. L. bEkhh w.
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InLoE-ntrLOTn!l-ws have nor h .tors !

INEOTW! FLOIfR!!-we have IN store an
Il receiving daily large quantities Of Il ur from
Lebanon Mlls-Carter White a Co, in bags and bhs.
GOodlettsvle Mils-D. z. Reed Bro,
Spencer Milis-MOore, Munday Co.,
Port Roy al Mils-WeaIherfJrd Watson,
To which invite the attention of DEALkRs only.
nov3 W. ". GORDON 4 co.
DUMMY BAGS-2O0 bales go COO ~ bushe
VI extra heavy 6unny Bags In store und Tor sale by
novS W. II. GORDON co.
CACK SALT-1,500 bags Liverpool Salt. In
- store and for sale by W. II. GORDON co.
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NNANTED-A partner Of experience in the Lumber
w business who wants to invest $4,000 70 $4,000 In
first mill in operation possessing SUPERIOR
advantages in making and selling lumber, In Davidson
county. Communications addressed 10 +. c. Nashville,
Tenn, ur I'll 18th Dec, win receive prompt attention
novS-f Y. g.
Louisville Journal please copy to amount Of s. and charge
this nficn
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ORATOBs AND EsaEN.

THE MOST EMINENT
ORATORS AND STA TESN Il ~
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES.
Containing sketches the lives, specimens Of their elo-
quence and an estimate Of Their genius. By DAVID A
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
Demosthenes William Pitt.
Cicero Judge Canning.
Lord Chatham Lord BrOugham.
Edmund Eurke. Patrick Henry.
Henry Gratan. Fisher Anes
Charles james Fox. Henry Clay.
Lord Erskine John O. Calhoun.
John Thelpot Currsu Daniel Webster.
Richard Trng ry Sheridan. Edward Everett.
One vol. Syo cloth. Just received by
W. T. BERRY co.
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Only 900 naabers. rcksts O., Halves o. se Quar-
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Is THE TENNESSEE DEMOCRACY IEDIFFER-
BHT 3'-The Washington Union proclaimed in
advance of the recent election in New York,
that it was a matter of indifference" Ito the
administration whether the Wilmot Proviso,
Jerry Rescuer's ticket, nominated by the Ad-
ninistration party, succeeded or not. SO much
for Pierce, Nicholson, Forney & Co.
The democracy of Kentucky were not indif-
ferent. The Louisville Times said:
Notwithstanding the declaration Of the central
organ of the Democratic party at Washington, that
% was "matter OF indifference" 10 the national
Democracy which OF these two parties triumphed,
We very freely avow that our sympathies between
the tn are entirely with the Softs aud we earnest
" hope that they have succeeded in electing their
ticket.
Now where stand Tennessee democratsi-
"Under which King Benzonian z" Will the
Union and american answer
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NEqRo RoY AT Auction.

ON SATURDAY mex at II O'Clock, will sell at the Court
~ House a negro boy namet MILTON, aged sixteen
noys REEFS ". PORTER.
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ssSTILL THEY COWE.,

A MOTHER arrival Of BOOKS, STATIONERY and JEW
n ELRY which will he sold at Auction each eveuing this
week. commencing at o'clock p NJ, in sales rooms OF
BENZ. p. SHIELDS,
nov6 AZ Public Square.
CHAs. Fox, Auctoneer.
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Minister U. s. A., ne
BUSINESS NOTICE.

II money ever well SPENT It's in the purchase Of Books
for Children Nowadays there Is end to the beautiful
Juveniles Any be convinced Of this by lookingn
the Bookstore OF @. W. sMrH More than thousand vol
umes gterng in gold and pictures MAJ be there =
Parents visit his store.
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GRAND EXHIBITION

WILL open Odd Fellows Hall TUESDAY, the 18Th
w Now and continue FOR short time only. Doors open
from to n. N. Exhibition to commence precisely st 81
=. NJ. At night doors open at 6& exhibition commencing
at \, concluding at 10.
ROSSIrER'S WONDERFUL PAINTINGS
Of the CAPTIVE ISRAELITES by the Rivers Of Babylon
having 81 Figures Life and the sublime Picture OF
MIRIAM the Prophecies exuting the Destruction Of
PhAraohs Host Also the great Painting Of NOAH AND
HIS FAMILY IN TIE ARK. These Paintings are not
eqaaed by any other Oil Paintings in this county. They
have only 70 be 10 be appreciated.
Tickets 90 cts; Children and Servants Is cts. Season
Cards IS cts. noViO-u
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TO FAMILIES, HOTELS. &c.

TO FAMILIES, HOTELS, &c.
SEyE are selling the best Baltimore OYSTERS at &C II
w We are selling Real Italian Maecaron at l5c u %.
We are selling q, boxes SaTdines az &c each.
We are selling hf. do do at 4Oc
We are selling every article in our line equally reduced
prices 4. .
Recent for buying in the North renders the
reduction now made in prices advantage to ourselves
"en d. " VIZ rN1 VESSEL & THOMPSON,
rove Union street.
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NINE HUNDRED

CRIES Of Land for sale in Sumner Co'ty, Tenn 10 "a
II miles from Galatin good Turnpike Road run Il
ming from Gallatiu within miles, the balance good level
dirt road portion OF il Is about and half TO two
miles from the Nashville and Louisville Railroad; two steam
mills the premises. l iii sell it in lots Of 100
acres or more cash; balance In and years, at 81 to
a. per Those renting ani will do well to make early
application to the undersigned Nashville, CT 10 Joseph
Wallace, Agent, Sumner County.
novS-dGwtf B. EMBRY.
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THIRD LARGE IMPORTATION.

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER OF 1855.
ID C. MeNAlRY CO. will open this day very large
H. Of rich and desirable fancy DDS. This stock
has been bought IN New York within the days prn-
cpay for cash, which will enable to sell 20 cash and
prompt buyers at very reduced prices The public
Spect.ully invited 20 call and examine their
Rich Fl0unced Robes, for Evening Dresses;
" Day and Dinner do;
{" Br0cades;
Moire Antiques;
Nous de LANES, entirely new;
Cashmeres;
eash@ as T.i Robe; De ohanbre, entirely new
With many other 1ch and desirable goods. Gail AND
We shall be opening goods every night this week,
which will exhibit WITT pleasure The succeeding
ing. loct23l X. Z. McNAIKY 4 CO.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY!
tBy Authority o. the State Of Georgia.
sEk a. e % 2e, G "a.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
5000 FOR 50.
s 3 o @ @ O

HXTILL Be disirisnted At CONCERT HALL Macon, Ca,
w December. IS, ts5o, acsoring . he following
nihcent and unprecedented scheme under he
Of Col GEO ~ LOGAN and JAS A. NIsBET
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE- COMPLETE
w. II. Henry & 60.

CHEMISTRY CT CohmON LItE-COMPLEIE.
w. II. BERRY q co.
HAVE JUST BECHYED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In vols, limo, cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. By James r..
W. johnson, NJ A. F. R. E, &c, Author OF Lectures on
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology etc etc. Illustrated
with lS wood engravings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe, The Poisons Select,
Tn Water we Drink, The Odours we Enjoy,
The Plant wei rear, What We Breathe, and Breathe
The he Be Beef we Cock, What How, and Why We Di-
Tbs Rsvsrages We in fuse rest
The Sweets we Extract, The Body we Cherish,
The Liquors We Ferment, The Cirrulttou Of Matter,
The Narcotics we Indulge in, Recaptulaton,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know Of no other work which, within small com
pass so well ard satisfactorily present, the chemical and
physiological wonders which surround US aud that too in
manner free from technicales, tn the verest tyre
in the science cannot be otherwise than interested and IN
structed.
Much scientific information Is here presented IN con-
interesting form, making volume Of high prae
From the Rochester Union.
This work is Of the most valuable that can be given
American public II should be in every family, aud
In every school ana public library in the land.
From the Albany Atlas
These two Volumes which contain an immense amount
Of instructive matter interesting story book
From the Troy Daily Wing.
IL adaptd to the comprehension Of the unlearned In
technical chemistry well the learned and the
pies treated useful, that 1t is saying than
justice requires assert that ought TO be in every home
in the country.
From the 81. Louis Intelligeneer.
This work for the youth well the grown man-fOr
the scholar well the mechanic and cordially
Recommend It only high degree valuable for its
solid instruction. but also profitable Of enter
tainment.
From the Louisville Courier.
There is essay these volumes that fail TO
rivet the attention OF fond Of reading 1t Is de-
Eghtfu, book for a famiJ circle. 0ctu