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Abner j. Thompson In Equity. Lancaster
VS.: Bill for Partition of Land
Daniel NJ Tillman, & and account.
wife, Eliza, & others.
It appearing to my satisfaction that William
Thompson. Dudley " Stewman and wife, Emi.
ly, and William Tillmap, Defendants, in above
case, reside without the limits of this Stute Il
is ordered, on motion Of Moore, Solr for Com.
plainant, that the said Defendants, William
Thompson, Dudley M Stewman aud w f., Emil
ly, aud William Tiilman, do answer, plead or de-
nur, to the bill In above case, on or before the
:4th June, 1885, otherwise Judgment pro con-
fesso will be ordered against all of them.
]. II. WITHERSP0ON, c. f. L. D.
March q, '55. Prs fee Al 90 4 3m.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The Su' scribcr continues The m inuf,o-
tnre Of Boots and shoes OF TIE .ERY
BEST MATERIALS, ut his shop, one nli.e
east Of Pleasant Hin.
l.. NJ. CAUTHEN.
FEB. 30 3m
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Read these Notices Of the Present.

An admirable story. How one pities aud adj.
mieres the author. II enlistS all the spmpathies.
Peoples Advocate.
The style Is very similar to that OF the immoy-
tai Poc--full Of mysticism legends, andthe won.
derul." lWave1y Magazine.
1.-The Slave Of the Lamp 10 AN auSo-bloga.
ply Of this gifted man, aud viii therefore be
read with much interest" forgan.
"Thls work Is one Of strange fascination.
which Win chain the reader 20 he pages until
he has seen its very olose.' lArgus.
Publishcd In one volume, elOsh, price 81.
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NO w READYM
THE
THE SLAVE OF THE LAMP!
DY WILLIAM NORTH.
"Wbo willexchange old Lamps for newt"
Ardbidn Nights EnteytainBlents

The posthumous work Of the late talented and
lamented author, whose recent and mc!anclIoi.
ly death has awakened feeling Of general sym.
patby.
IL Is book intense earnestness Of purpose,
fun Of general ideas and originality Of thought.
1t has been looked for With eagefness for some
months past, An who would learn the vicissi-
tudcs to which man Of genius Is subjected,
should read this book,
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THE NEW ARABIAN NIGHTS

THE PRIvArE LIFE OF AN EASTERN KIM
By VIM knishton, memb,r of the hossshola OF hue late
Majesty Nussitu D'sn King Of Dude ana saao Of Eerest
Lite IN Ceylon" Tropical sketches e. l2no Hots 70 8
THE whole story ike lost chapter from tho Arabian
kishr" - lLondoa Alneseen.
vro,k w, know or News Of tue World Losdon.
ATE Na.sre Dem Kag OF Dude 10 the her, OF ths
amusing volume whca lea the reader very nacn behind me
~ ssds In Asa Since the appearance OF
the Arabian Nights there hs. been such expos ion o. the
say In and dsinss of Eastern Royalty" IN pay Times
Luckno~ the capital noted for its extraordinary IHesas
erie Of wild animals and of the chief smaemens Of lac
court appears have been TO witness them fight Some very
e1cn contests ed and the book contains mu Of
iutse to the tpostsmsn IL also vivid picture OF
Eastern Manner In all their familiarity ssd som OF
the adv recorded scarcely less wondeta than those
Of Bsij Bahia" lB oston IfNsLer
The career Of the csbn boy bar,sr Who exercised such
great nuelce the Crown and 30 mach to bis own ad
sge having ans.sed the Of f2o 900 before ne etgaed
yery curious and well told Op the wboe this h one OF
the st amusing books Of the sesson." Boon Telegraph
Ipdeed the book capital perfectly flesh In i'
Incidents and long TO the reader tor
he cen 20 through in few houIs" Evs Buletin Phil
the cuain aud folds the ullnuti OF the sly lite
OF absolute sovereign We Learn more Of Esstn m,noeri
and Hpdoo than from stately histories elaborate
eeouephits. We commend 10 entsIaioiog volume
Religious Herald Richmond Va
j. g. RrDfIELD, No "a Beekmsntt
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New Book by Alice Grey.
lily HUSON: Or TIE BIOGRAPHY

IL OF AN OsPH.s GIRL By Alice Grey. Now ready.
We present the first Of this series OF excellent stories to bs
the venable History of the early life Of Alice Grey whose
chams Tales have often sdd.d to the noymen.
Of the domestic fsde and alternately provoked the merry
.sugh or brought the tear Of sympathy to the eyed
Be this may il this tale have the suhsntc auto bi
osIspby young lady, resident Of this staeio slightly
beneath the guise Of fiction conces the actual
person ss the curiosity Of the general pubcnot 90 su
GENTLY cor eced 10 hide them from those who are so
cuauted h the auhor cosnzan Of the scenes amid
which she has been Lily Hnson simple. inter
ssng stony Of actual e wing how much zeal
lists amid place every day ahtrs 1t beauti
fully written book and viii doubtless be greatly sought after by
these who adms books of tenderness and feeling which sppe
directly 10 the genler emotions Of the heart.
This book will be most suitable present 70 the adiesfo
whom particularly wiitten-st the same uUe mas
DO with profit by persons OF al and both
Bound in cloth price 81. II. LONG BROTHER,
No. l21 Nassau st., and all bookseller.
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NEW WORK by DR.. II ARRI s.
IN Published This Day:
p T. R II G III Y:

Or, THE FAMILY ITS CONSTITUTION AND PROBATION
By John Harris u. D. author Of Pre- Adsmle Esrto -
Nam Primeysl" Great Teacher" &C. lano cloth 81 3;
This the last OF series Of Contributions TO Theoog cal
Science" OF which the PreAd.mits with and Man Prime
val" the first Toe demand Of the American public
these been that have u ID four editions of
one and Of the other But confidently anticipate that
this the series viii prove attractive than either
GOULD & LINCOLN, No. 80 Waship gt0n. ST., Boston.
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NELLIE OF TRURO.-By the author Of

NELLIE OF TRURO-By the author Of
IN Vars, or tbs Chfld Of ADOPTION" vol VI.
"A very beautiful domestic tale written with all The sweet
simplicity and aseinaon Of se exhibiting the sspsc
define st0n and M the Other ence ~hh rendered the
former work Of V.s" by the writer such popular "a
ycr not mere ove story, shougb the gode, thread
Of fst tender passion u bssuu y through IT, BAT
direct In ito practical Deuea Ion OF very y.aa,e Cnfan les
two 81 eait OF the Characters radiant vi the
hh which enables hem exercise others bosspg nhu'
ence." Eve. Traveller
simple, captivating story, pregnant vi n religious iscal-
cats and casted both " Instruct AID morally improve
the youthful Iesder" Pittsburgh Dspstch
q" II is chsste ard vellwhten tale.
We with confidence nmsDd the lyle Of Nes 20 favor
every yIuOus hIesde ia ibe land Aosbest Union
ROBERT CARTER g. BROTHERS,
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NEW CHARCOAL SKETCHES
Amons themselves.

The rlns pSly Republican, In tEo eouunn review s,ys;
I,se f their genuine merit Of originality ana faithful
portature which will hem WIDE psrussl they have
oc1 int r~s n Turs said 10 have. especially those
ptors which chronicle the Tx 7eenee OF Aunt fIs the
Donation Party the Sewing Society 81 Scrabble Hill VISIT to
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There clear dsine4ton OF eharae CT " taee papers -
The works Of Dickens Theekssy; and ths aGhor OF
Oliver 1sisi found msef under the ffo~ns no
lees certain do the define Of his nation Any e t re
seimert Ct those who served ~ models for characters wlsh
When shown up were BY Asiteng 70 the esnsA
I'VE cannot dwell more at lsrsh on sub wh ths Psn
ever Gate ard nfr TIE records Of gems
whether eIrd ~ard % maturity cut shos oy d.
whtn the hower In is first beem In 5 distance are eve;
eeh'fu To the reader who shall pcruse The bsd
Pspers viii be mser OF eyerafer resret thai the CITED
suhorss died While ys tbs frc OF thought and eeseE
observation was only profniss.'
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NETWORK, THURSDAY,

rrsse tbs. must be sd-d b. European wen So AnsH
revevsn il tske rark the only 10 the
language which u;hfIy emho6ies nd2n aud tad
tolG"
From Tie New. Bedford Mercury.
But the charm the poem In aopreh nsion Hes To th-
Exquisite pictures which alike the fancy and he,f tae
sylvan with the glorious hue which genius
epr duee. for The cesht les gifted eye md mind CLEANS
enderest sfsc which reveal the immota es
IL the unuaht child Of the forest than in the whom the
highest e,ruie has been lsvihd, tbs human yDpsthes the
eunest Though struggling aspirations for tbs ees1a md true
and the piey witch linss al human from the
pevs the present time bond Of brother hoot Mr.
Lon has certainly coae vcnSes with the hsznsutary
material, that he soad ssher; has he been es feitous
than faithful In his Of h. Indin character which he
hss left In ito nufored grace and p im.l strength"
TICKSOR FIELDS, Publishers,
corner Of WaXhingtcn and schooi-sts., Bcton.
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Parsons Il Co., Flushing. New York offer for sale
larre stock and variety o. FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
gREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, VINES, EXOTIC PLANTS
ks For Catalogues spPy BY mL at No. % WAhs base:
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CAN ROSE CLARK be equal to RUTH HALL

CAN ROSE CLARK be equal TO RUTH HALL ,
possible for FANNY FERN TO hive written snohsr book
Ills question 10 be frequently asked and II very comm ln
accompanied by an ineredaous shake OF the head
ROSE CLARK
PUBLISHED
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And will be for sale BY entsrr.as bookseller, al over ne
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uie IN her DO ok or taken ye higher hsht heanWnle
~ ROO Col Fuller Of The n Y arsr say. that is
fully esboTated beautifully narrated and most path &c
s .5 ti bs ee pen Of FsSay PGo The shsacs
setehed with the st rather should say with tss nta
iop of genuS And Tho epodea description. Of scenery aud
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ion a her emotional experience with swimming eyes and
sEeps heart Aaa hence the secret OF her marvellous sac
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
UTN ANS MON Y -

DUTNA MS MON HLY.-
/ DECEMBER.
CONTENTS OF NO. xxxyI.
The Armies of Europe.
The Last Galley;
On my Bed OF Winter Night
Lonsfeuow's Z" Song Of Hiawaths"
The y w. ii ,t SPINS s.s: ,o0n'iau'd'
Life Amoos the Mormons &c included.
The Loss Of the ArlO
Avsit 70 the Dru1ss.
The Green Gree Lake. of on0adass, IN. Y. stIs1
LhacLa.y, as Poet
senso Csle emo cconeIuded).
T ESi. 9 I Eet Session
l. American Literature and Reprlus
2 European LiteratUre-Engsnd,t France, GesmlDy.
2. Drsm.
G. Title and Table OF Contents
and Household Words s5~Fuinsm's MOathY or 1ussbOa
Words with the to one address 81 o or an
three Of the Magazines IS 80
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