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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-21
Highly Important fran Europe--DeaM ofMe
Emperor Of Russia.
Halifax, March is.

Halifax, March Is.
The Royal mail steam Africa arrived
here this forenoon with Liverpool dates
10 Saturday, The 3D. instant.
She brings The startling announcement
Of the death Of The Emperor Of Russia.
Early on Saturday morning, the Sd instant,
il was announced by telegraph from Lon
don 10 Liverpool thai reliable intelligence
of the death Of The Gear had been recciy-
ed. Il was previously known tina, his
Physician had gwen him up and This fact
on Friday caused The funds to advance.
There is no mistake about The mai,
Ter. The fact was announced in the
House Of Lords by Lord Clarendon. and
in the House Of Commons by Lord Pal
mersion. No particulars are known. Il
is most probable that he died from appo-
pleyy. Ills death occurred at one o'clock
on Friday morning, The 2d instant. The
announcement caused intense excitement
in England and France.
The Peace Conference was 10 open on
the 5lll and tie expectations Of peaceful
result were stronger. Russia seeems to lie
making Attempts 10 come to an understand
ng with the Western Powers. An Of
fetal editorial in The Correspondence Of
Fienna says:
"A draft Of general treaty has been
prepared, securing lhe integrity Of Tur.
key. and preventing The future encroach-
menls Of individual Powers also, gna-
raniying The rights Of christians. This
will be considered at the Conference.
All the Plenipoteniaries. with the ex.
ception Of Lord John Russell, had arliy.
ed Al Vienna. Lord John had arrived al
Berlin, and Immediately procured an au-
dence with The King and ManleulIel.
Adyices from The Crimea are OF lie
same tenor as those brought By lie Paci.
fc. On the 18Th Of February, during
The night. lie Russians made a sorlie
bui not formidable one. Five French
soldiers were killed. During another
nigh, soriie on the l4lh The French losl
ihiriysive. On the 18th The condition
Of The French troops was reported excel.
lent.
II is rumored that The north side Of Sc
hss,opol is TO be invested. Admire
Bfonai ielrgraphs The following:
Kdmiesch Bay, FEB. 20.-On III,
18th Eupa,oria was attacked on The east
ern side, with eighty pieces Of artillery
and six regiments OF cavalry, under Gen
Kurff. and twelve regiments Of infantry
consisting Of abont $4,000 men. under III,
orders &c Gen. 0.iensarken. The com.
bal lasted from 5! until 10 A. NJ, wheI
The Russians were repulsed. Their los,
was estimated al 500 killed, and the woun
Died IN proportion. The Turks had illir
ty-eighl killed and two hundred and fify
wounded. The latter also lost seyent,
horses. The attack was moi renewed II
Russians. The steamers which anchor
ed in the roadslead contributed energetic
ally 10 the defence of Tie town."
Al Liverpool coIion continued dull. 4
previous rates. l.teadsmfs generally
were quiet al The reduced prices brought
by lie Pacific. Indian corn, hos ever
was 81. TO Is. lower. Consuls closes
on Friday at eli.
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An Act for the better Regulation Of
the Town Of HilIsborough

src. 1. be Il enacted Jy he General
-assrnl5iy cfhe State Of North Carroll.
ha. aud Il Is hereby enacted BY tae aii-
hority Of the same. That at the iirst
term % the Court uf Pleas and Quarter
90 be held Tor the county Of Orange, IN
each and every year, the Commission.
crs o. the town of IiiIlsboruugh shall
present 10 the said Court, the names
Of such persons, not less than two in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-21

We see published in the papers, a
letter from the Hon. Simon Cameron,
of Pa, taking ultra freesoil ground in
relation TO the slavery question.
Norfolk BeqeOn.
Cameron is the man the know. no,
things in the Pennsylvania Legislature
tried to elect U. ). Senator. lie was
the know nothing candidate. Pile on
the proof. North caro!iniaa.
And " Cameron is the man" whom
the Locolocos not only " tried" but did
"elcct U. 5. Senator" Sauce for the
goose" &c. Fayeiitr'he OJserr.
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NrrHatot.-This formidable disease. which
seems 20 btiie Tic akil uf physicians, yields Ike
magic 20 Carriers Spanish Mixture.
NJ r. Boyden. ftfmcrly 81 the As,nr House.
New York. and late proprietor Of the Exchange
Hotel. Richmond. Va, u one q Tie hundreds who
have been cured % severe Neuralgia, BY Carriers
Spanish Mixinfe.
since his cure h. has recommended i 70 mum.
hers cf others. who WE'RE suffering with neariy
every form q disease, with Tie mos, wonderful
success.
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. Wlld Cais,,--I. appears lrom The pa.

pers, that new secret political association has
been organized in the State Of Ohio in opposi-
ton to the Know Nothings. The members
are called Wild CATS" but they style Them
selves "The Democratic Council Of Ohio"
Their headquarters have been established at
Cincinnati. Power is given to the Grand
Council to establish call signs, grips, pass
words, obligations, qualifications for member
ship" &C., and to form and establish subordi-
nate councils in the State of Ohio and through
out the United States.
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II n q EN- II.

THIS Thoroughbred stallion end Race Horsc,
L Cawaitied the frst rfcmiuni n the last North
Carolina Agricultural Fair will make the spring
Sraon. commencing Tic sth of March and clos.
inu ,he 10Th Or July, 1t Hillshorough, Nc.
fOt further particulars, sec hand bills.
THOMAS III. MILES.
February 20, is55. 55-sw
- The North Carolna STANDARD and Ia.
leigh Register, will give the above sir insertions
ID lhrir weekly edition, anil forward accounts 10
Thomas II. Miles. Noun, Cafmel, IIalifsr sOun
y, Virginia.
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Princeton. IN. j. March II.

The college building known as Nassau
Hall was entirely destroyed by fire last
night. about eight o'clock. The students
lost all Of heir fnrnaiule, clothes, &c. The
origin Of the fire is unknown. ! he loss
is about 5000, on which there is SIC,
600 insurance.
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abolitionism. but for cotton. by the ma
nufacture Of which she has waxed fat
and strong, whilst she curses the sys-
tenn by which it is producedi BY the
way, will some one inform US why the
English conscience has never suffered
as much from slavery in Brazil, as sla-
very in the United Statesi'
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PRESIDENCY OF DAVIDSON COLLEGE,
We are graiiiied in having the pleasure 10
announce that Rev. DRURY LACY, d. D.,
has indicated bis acceptance OF The Pre-
sidency Of Davidson College, to which
he was recently elected.
Salisbury Watchman.
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For CosGREss.-At the request of
the Wings Of Castor county, the Char
lotte Wing announces James A. Cald-
well, Esq. Of Lincoln county, as can
didate to represent that Congressional
district in the next Congress.
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Of the friends Of the improvement, to
be held in the town of Newton, Cataw-
ba county, on the 2lst instant. A large
number Of delegates were appointed to
attend this Convention.
Wilmington Herald.
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THE LAST Know NoTmSG NANTES
To.--A circular signed BY ]. w. Bar
ker, said to be the President Of the
Know Nothings in New York State,
to the State Council, saws that the
strength Of the Order in May, 1854,
did not exceed five thousand in that
State, and ten thousand in the whole
Union. Now he speaks Of the nine
hundred and sixty councils in the En-
pire State, and confidently asserts that
the party is inyincible.
Recreant members have been expel-
lei. and this appears to be the resolve
d the order ia all cases in future.
Members OF the Legislature who have
"proyed treacherous TO their cause
are to be deprived Of the power to in
jure in future.
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State of North Carolina,
nrs rs, . q.

Office Of Secretary Of State.
l, William Hill, Secretary Of State
in and for the State OF North Carolina,
do hereby certify, that the foregoing is
true copy Of the original, as ratified
and on file in this office.
Given under my hand, this 10th day
Of March, 1855.
w. HILL, Secretary Of State.
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WnNISGroN AND CHARLOTTE RaiL.
Ru.D.-A meeting Of the citizens Of
Rutherford County was held on the
9th Of February, al which resolutions
we're passed relative TO the charter TO
build railroad from Wilmington 10
Rutlerfordton via Charlotte, aud ar
engagements were made for the further
ance of the enterprise. The meeting
was addressed by Gcn. ]. g. liynum,
and William NJ. Shipp, Esq. repre-.
sentaiiyes Of Rutherford in the late &c.
neral Assembly, and By Col. Davis, 81
Mcdowell county. A committee was
appointed to make arrangements for q
series &c meetings TO be held ~ the
several counties between that place
aud Charlotte.
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SEEDslAND STATIsTIcs.-Congress be-
gins to bestow special care upon the az.
ricultural interests Of the country. In
the general appropriation bill we find
an item Of forty thousand and seventy
eight dollars TO reimburse the Patent
Office fund for the amounts heretofore
paid out for seeds and the collection
81 agricultural statistics. Ii will be
remembered that the clerk in charge
Of the Agricultural Bureau made visit
last year to Europe to rcplenish the
stock Of seeds for distribution. Seeds,
we understand, have been distributed /,
with great liberality, to every part Of
the country. Nal. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-21

Tng WEsrgax EXTENSION. cit
liens Of Salisbury held meeting on
the 81 inst, for the purpose o. consid-
ering tie Western extension Of the
North Carolina Rail Road.
Judge Ellis, We note in The proceed
ings, made an address, and Introduced
a series 81 resolutions setting forth the
great advantages derived from Rail.
roads generally, aud the Importance 81
the proposed work 10 particular. II
was decided 70 call a general meeting
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Saturday the nth
inst, after an illness Of some weeks, Mr.. GEORGE
W. MARs, in the seth year Of his age. He
was an industrious and worthy citizen, highly
esteemed by his acquaintance.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALANANCE COUNTY.


IN Equity-Noycmbcr Term, 1854.
The Bill u Complaint Of John Ireland and ia.
cob Hurdle,
against
Peter Fous, and James MACPHERSON, Executors
Of MARY foust.
TT appearing 10 The Court that George Fnust,
one of the defendants, resides beyond The u
miis Of The state; Il is therefore ordered BY the
Caufi, thai publication BE- made tnf six weeks IN
The 1IIIIsbOrouah Recorder. notifying the defend.
ant Of The fling 81 this bill, aud ilai unless be
appear at the neat Term OF this Count. 10 be held
ii The court house 10 tiraham. on The eighth
Mondly after lie fourth MONDAY y March ncri,
and plead. answer % demur TO said I'LL. the same
will be taken pro eOatt,so aud beard tr parie as
10 him.
Witness. 1.iac Holt. Clerk and Master o. our
said Count Of Equity, al Office in Graham, the
sin Monday aitef tie Alb Monday Of scPicm.
her, 1854.
ISAAC HOLT. c. & ". '.
March. 1898. Price adv. sii5c) 'g-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-21
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

At Democratic meeting, held in
the town Of Hillsborough, March 10th,
1855, to appointdelegate toa District
Convention, to nominate a candidate
to represent this Congressional district
in the next Congress Of the United
States, on motion of John u. Kirkland,
Esq, Gen. Joseph Allison was called
to the chair and on motion Of Capt.
John Berry, VIM. +. Strayhorn and
James Gill were appointed secretaries
Of the meeting.
The meeting being organized, the
Chairman. in a brief and appropriate
manner, explained the object Of the
meeting; alter which the following re-
solutions were presented by john q.
Kirkland, Esq, and unanimously adop-
ted
1. Resoired, That we approve Of
holding a District Convention to nomi-
nate candidate to represent this Con-
gressional District.
2. Resoiued. That we think that
CADwALLAnRR JOKES, jr., Esq, By his
superior talents, his energy. and his
answering devotion to Democratic
principles. is cminently qualified for
the nomination, aud We recommend
him to the Convention; but we will
support any other candidate fairly no
minated by the Convention.
3. ResoiCei, That the Chairman Of
this meeting appoint fifty delegates TO
attend said Convention.
Whereupon the following persons
4 Al
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He says il is the most extraordinary medicine
he has ever seen used and the best blood purifier
known.
-. See advertisement.
March, 1855. 79-lm
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Resoired, That all Democrats who
may attend said Convention from the
county Of Orange, shall be considered
delegates.
Rtsoired, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be sent TO the llillsborough
Recorder aud North Carolina Standard
for publication.
JOSEPH ALLISON, Chm.
W. T. srRaSnoRS, see,..
JAMES Git,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24

I'VE Executive Board of Manager, appoint
ed by Marshall Lodge No, ~, announce to
the public that the lth session Of the Institute
commenced on the Third Monday in Scpiem.
Der and viii continue ten months, embracing
two. sessl0ns-bnt no vacation at the close OF
the tir.t--uuder the direction of the following
FACULTY.
Rev Tho 2 WusoN. y D.. presideai
Mrs. SARAH J ilAyis, I,es Priactpai
Mr. l. llAsslocHfE, Professor u HoderH
I1Hs alLsS
Miss MANY A. ASprGsos, Primary Depari-
pisHf
Mr. I. liasslo-urc. Ptef ssor # Vocal and
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Lost Certificate.

0ST, the unconditional headrigh, certificate
1 Of Joseph t Fields for GO acres OF land.
'rd lag the Board of Land Commissioner
Pamela county, the IN day Of June lsiI
, ., las. Ind II not found within sixt,
5, | shat apply for duplicate
JOHN GRAVES.
d., " Istt ~ a,
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~ TEXAS RE.Pl BIlCA\.
h. Two Dollars and a Half Year:
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.r,,..R,rrprie,v, issued weekly" r.. T" {.
,IARs i>p ~ d ps' MN" T%,.. G noa IN
lancc 10 f',,.d uuiil after She -is months The
sYmr 30 'r+,nofar. Siue.ropie- On Dina"
4 ..,srt.,t 81 p~tsqaafr. ut ten lines ~ less
i...r .,,.ia-e iot~,rry subsequent in'"t''n
'' ...,,,.lt made, fnrycarly advertisement
..,...-.,,.,t OF candidate, Ten Dollar
.I,e r-.t cent will he charged On adNrf'l''nf '''
.,,,,,' ,a,,,e.o,ero nc square. vii be charged
"A ,sr'i.tmeu,s -, T.. are.
~ Irtler. addressed to thts oihee mus " |''
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Ofrf Go che adlc. tad gentlemen 80 She
tIFl CHEl T. Z" NH TO Il T..
,>osih >'de Pubic >qnarel
MARSHALL, ffyAs
4 complete stock ofiry goods, groceries, ard
\ Hardware and wHl cndeavor 60 keep 800
artces called for In ttis market that are useful,
good neat. nice. fancy, aud cheap By strict
attention to the wants and comfort of our
patrons. aud oar low priee-. We hope 80 merit
and receive liberai saarv Of lhc cash patronage
MAY ~ 1890
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( mst ap lnes % winning. 81 ~, as
tn neet tp 'tr glass % fesd ,hem. &.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

A LETTER to a PHILADELPHIA PUB
NEwYoRx LEDGER csFicE, No 10 Nassxust,.
NEw.YoRE. June IA, ls5a)

NEw-YoRK LEDGER CsFicg, No 10 Eassxn-st,
NEw.YoRg. June IA, ls,a
To f'r Pyarristor II Tie philadelphia 7ina:
s.s: find in The n Y Mirror Of to-day most outrageous
se TurpoiDg be copied from paper IN reference 70
Gle SIoy by Fsrsy Fern, that now publishing
fhe Ntwtok Lde Before handing the matter over 10 my
attorney. the sr~e Isl mos' malicious libel sskns my
business aboundng with ise statements CON
cvdeS eo adores this pcbic In the ht pace
wonid inform have al. along printed ON sen
10 i've ptv copies HI Ledger aud since Fanny FERN
be- her story ees sfsco has g1s- ny oy me-
ssres. Dc yc- call this an " nnkno~n paper ohe
f. LriIe cop aiming he fs part Of he storyi cur cy
tyr ar uis in oportia 1bs price Of our psper thre>not
Tut iha tIifhss error An sniaylt mas n
ma. tefs Wood widely escu .teu In regard 70
tie pr ceaa the story aud thai should have 'at
6 an tsrosed 20 desxle and hbel pup.
I, 40 jured hun am al loss 10 fnow what
ece In anous and unc
f llt fui procure the ndSrua hon
N, aet obtain It. Thank fortune, do not ac Tor
mons ther employ POPULAR winters or 70 des the sa
t1psne OF punt hing eIeni g. kObEhI pug rEh,
Proprietor Of The New-fgk Ledger.
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fine Arts.
CoUPIL & Co. have just published very pop

COUPIL & Co. have just published a very pop
~ ulA American Engraving the
COUNTY ELECTION, after @. c. Bingham. Pnce $40
TIE EMPRESS EUGENE snd LOUIS NAPOLEON, two
besufui Littegsphs, fullsngh figures after Winterha
ter Pret IS IS each.
by Woocvill and TIE AMATEUR MUSICIANS, compsn-
ion 10 the fsme. Price. eoored IS Is each.
CRIhEUS Poetiea Lithograph companion 70 the nvof
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Two Lthcfr phs OF DOES and GAME. Price ~ % each;
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Arfls Msferas and article. for Grecsn Painting
n. B-PHuealr attention paid mounting and framing
Drawings, Prniines, &c.
FINE ART GALLERY, No. SO Broadway Ny.
w SCHAUs, IMPORTER Of ENGkAVINGS
w and ARTISTS MATERIALS, h.s removed from NO
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be will b. happy see his pstrona
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Go Book Binders anS publishers.

ENGLISH BOOK-CLOTH and COLORED
IL LEATBERfhe subscriber has constantly hand large
ard well. assorted stock Of WILSON'S ENGLISH BOOK
CLOTH; also variety LEATHER Including the
tque coors IN csl selected FRI the best markets. which he
via sell at The lowest prices for cash approved credit
THOMAS BUTTRESS No. I46 Wlliamst,
1.-TWO doors from Fulton 49, New York
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TAX COMMISSIONERS Orsics,

I'VE TUE
IA % IS fee long Be 6iied days notice.
TAX CoNMIssioSEss OFFicE, I
No. y Chambers-st., basement Of New City Hal.
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-The ASSESS
MEST ROLLS Of the several Wards Of the City Of New
oyk will be opened for examination review from MON
DAY the 2s May, until MONDAY the 18th day Of June
iro ye. AL TsxPayer DESTROYS Of examining and correcting
tie aid Rolls requested make application tho unde
sign a. AZ their Office between The hours Of A. NJ and p
$ $ y t ! I rEss g.. o'nn'.'''-''.
NOTICE.-lf CHARLES HARTLEY TUR-
IN MFR Of Robert Turner. late of Keteston Derby
sbrc. ngsnd living and viii JOHN MOTT RICH
ARDSON Of Much Fla ham Herttonishre, Solicitor he will
hear Of ,oehirg HE advantage. Ii dead reward win
b paid the who shall ht supply satfetoy proof Of
bis desh and inorma his surviving widow snd chill
drtb OF anvil The said Charles Hartley Turner frney
in the BIth Navy and when last heard Of about
since board American sci OF the coast Of
MEXICO. lie about feet inches IN hight Of hgh
oon,pexa and IL living i now about 30 yesn of age
Much b sdhsm. Herts, Dec. II, 1854
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Aotels.

KITTATINNY HOUSE, Delaware water osP,
IN Monroe Co P-This House now rssiy ,9s ~ p
ofvGtors For magnificent scenery a. -. as.,x
which Is now constructing and which hs ~ ces ne.s ses,ss
communication With tho city - 49, cS.srsl raj
Ok a - $500 ~ Dc xenk nd Esssx Railroad to Hsckes
town ftom these places b. sass sox w NJ aaRonTs.n
LANE GEOBGE. = The FORT WILLIAM
igrNpY HOTEL opened for the recsptiou Of vid
toss. III. new snd elegant ssabshnsns ssppsd with s
80 49, - III Dc 6ssinh1itiss Of 6rccess hoes %
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ut he rses ~ ssmn.sr sszea Rsssnegs hsvng Nsw.
fhess srs sws lATly euunsnieafioas vitA hs e1y.
DANIEL CALI, PSoyYissos.
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Nem Publications.

OLA NICHE DEAR WOOD,
I'D THE ROMANCE OF
AMER CAN LIFE,
Is everywhere successful and
Receives the applause Of Readers and Critics
EXTRACTS NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
From The N. Y Daily TINES
The American novel of the far Is we have
From The Boston Advertiser.
"Thc principal characters in the book drawn with
good Of power 1t Is well written and the plot quite skill
fully contrived."
From The Philadelphia Pennsylvsnian
1t displays master ability
Prom The NewYork Herald
"There simplicity, truthfune and yieor Of thought In
this charming which entities it rank with tn most popa
lar stories Of Miss Austen There few modern tales the
perusal Of which has gwen more plessure."
From The Boston Atlas.
1--WE predict B che Desrwood popularity snd
of no ordinary character the reading public share with
impression Of its attractions"
From The Hartford Coursnt
at spirited and the spirit Of the narrative kept the
close"
1.-THE scene laid the banks of the Hudson and
like coming back to the days Irving Isd many
spot On our noble river"
From The Sunday Atlas
ave had glanced bot few moments before our at
tenton veted by passages Of uncommon power and
thrilled by paihos the most sublime"
From The Boston Olive Branch
1.-THE opening are laid among the romantic highlands
of the Hudson the Of that fine old place the
Glove, with which the first chapter commences quite To-
lctouh"
From The Sunday Mercury.
person proceed far he book before he arrives at the
peant conviction tina, the writer has been eulaed his
by desire Of achieving lovely deay in his chief
female character"
From The Sunday Courier.
"Bsncbe Dearood possesses the geneness and decscy
of perception peculiar the female mind aud yet the
eune strength expression and imagination peculiar
men,"
From The New-York Express
Whether may regard delicious love story land
unhesstngy recommend it TO al true oversl we'll
knit intrigue skfuy managed with view to intensity Of In
terest happy uson description and incident
any of the exeeences Of work Of fiction, pre-
Pared accord vote and ssnctions the best
novel before the public and likely to continue for long
1t will have pendd here and will undoubtedly
be reprinted and read in England"
l2mo Cloth 81; paper rs cents
BUNCE BROTHER, No. l2i Nsssau.st.. N. Y.