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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-15


The AMERICAN CAusE.-Everytbing looks
bright and cheering for the American cause.
Since the arrival of the national candidate
conservatism is awakening from her torpor
and the riyulets of local sent4ment are How
ing in upon all sides, to swell the great river
Of public opinion, which is sweeping onward
throughout the land in favor of the Ameri-
can candidates, Fillmore and Donelson As
we have always predicted, faction and sec
tionalism are hiding their diminished heads,
and the demsgogues who would rule or ruin
are again settling down into their original in
significance. Now and then We bear the last
dying groan of partizanship, in one place or
other, which has been stricken down by the
nationality that knows no North and no South,
DO East and no West, but recognizes alone the
the country, and the whole country, from the
ST. Lawrence to the Pacific, and from the At
lautic to the furthest verge of the Rocky
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
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"a million eyes now anxious turn,
A million hearts now fondly yearn."

ABOUT HooPs- A lady, whose garments
formed an immense circumference, entered a
store in Boston, and in doing so Frustrated
some dozen of flower pots containing valuable
plants, which were ruined. The storekeeper
intends go sue the lady for damages, so that
the law may settle how large space lady's
circumambients may occupy.
qua gentleman remarks, says the Albany Ar
das, that while riding in an omnibus, the other
wy, the vehicle was stopped at a crossing,
then three or four females entered, who, on
saking seats, commenced such patting of the
ides of their dresses, that for some time, (be-
ing ignorant of thr real olject,) he was under
the impression that they were going TO crow
We see in Broadway windows. says the
Times, seamless skirt" tor ladies' advertis-
ed. Good anything that will make their skirts
seem-less will be grateful to gentlemen, and to
ladies' too, who have to pass through hoop
frequented streets.
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MORE CAEELs COMING.-The U. S. Store Ship
Supply is now fitting out at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and will sail next week under command of
Captain Porter, to fetch out forty fly more cam
els for government service in Texas. The Supply
has already taken in her regular stores for the
Mediterranean squadron, and is now receiving the
necessary supply of hay, oats and Indian meal, for
the camels. She is already fitted with a suitable
deck for the reception Of the animals, and a large
box on rollers is provided, by means of which the
camels are easily transferred from to the ship,
notwithstanding their strong natural repugnanee to
the process
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AUCTION CARD.

IN consequence Of the Ere, my Auction Rooms viii be
fully occupied by regular Private sales for few weeks
In the meantime have arranged for convenient rooms
20 hod ny Auction Sales in.
All bills will be settled heretofore at my Office, No. ~
Public square.
Arrangements being made for Large Auction
Sales ;his Pail the Old stand No 40
No Goods vii be receive for Public Auction with limits
e9ST All Sales exclusively for Cash.
jyi0 BENZ. y. SHIELDS
Unreservsd sales this day o'clock Of Watches. Jew
eiry, summer Clothing, &C, by BENJ. y. SHIFLDs.
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IT's NOT FILLMORE, BUT T'oTHER ONE!-The
reason why the American press does not now
trouble itself to notice the occasional stale
SANDERS on Mr.. Fillmore, is, that the People
knOt0 Mr.. Fillmore, remember has ddministra-
ton and are not uneasy as TO the conversation.
1t isn't Fillmore-it's the other fellow they
want to know about old Squatter Sooereign.
And the more they know of him, the less
they'll like him, for that is evidently the way
with his Oaon party JrieRda
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

VIZ next Aeadeic year uli s~piesahcf lac
The nstnuon has sacyea fotty years q anintsrrupt
e PTOsp-Etg.
Ia regard t. hcatt - believed . have sqaa IN TIE
Cated states. Chaiesa. Gala and Fever, ryphoid ana
Scarlet Fever, and sar fal diseases have eccarF-
Cd here Bat thfse deaths q h0aI9er Ia iofiy ysars
IN regard % ua.crnzi h naahgcclas eqast1 Wsth IL
best Fegs@lsd private fass. "a al Nat relates srsosI
bAhits. asogai aad meutsl culture.
Anpiays, alfnosf eAciasiFsy, sonfhcrn Teaehees No
sonihera PAFeut shs gives Ms tnstntisu y-rsnal sx
snnasea ss ws thaS, nnd FeAsoa lor sainz fsr,hsr
Jaly, siss-svt~ c. D. ELl1orr
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Mr. CLAY's OPINION OF FILLEoRE.-From COL
tons Private Correspondence of Henry Clay, page
577 we take the following extract of letter to
James Lynch and others: 81 have great pleasure
in bearing my humble testimony in favor of Mr..
Fillmore: l believe him to be able, indefatigable,
industrious, and patriotic. He served in the extra
session of lS4l as Chairman of the Committee of
the two houses of Congress, and l had many oppor-
tuuities Of witnessing his rare merits"
This is the same Willard Fillmore, to whom
"a million eyes anxious turn,
A million hearts fondly yearn"
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KENTUCKY HARVESTER.
Adjustable Reaper and Mower
Combined.

THIS improved machine warranted to resp from twelve
10 heen Of any Kind Of sasR gvan per day with
two horses, eight Of grass per
IL changed RON Reaper Mower IN less than ave min
utss time. In point Of construction workmanship
rails and adaptation Southern wants, Il has equal
one Of these machines put together Just Is uzed In
the Held and In complete working order al store where
We INVITE al farmer and others interested to call and
amino Il and see It's operation.
ap2s-twAE MACY HAMILTON
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ARARE CHANCE.

TVNWF owners nov for sale q land, containing
$500 acre. on ID abundance o. timber Tor saving
or barrel making, II well wslered there IT, %
the best BEST STEAM saw MILLS be found any
where. Nhlch j. IN successful peration and cutting
zoo Zee, o. plank ID, day ~ , susceptible 81 81
is Is miles from Nashville, u Turnpike Turnpike
viii soop be bu a. running through the land, and with
mile Of tbs Mill By tie purchasers paying oHehs cash.
liberal will be given the bslade, which the Mil may
be made ply with proper attention The hands TO run
MIL may hired Tor the balance OF the year u desired
50. the wagons aud teams vii he ID, II desired.
liberal trade might be male In good degrees aud mules In
For lnrther p.Ttlcilars anplY a This once
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Pressure OF Steam IN BoiLers.-A pamphlet
has been published in England by Mr.. Ander-
son, the well known machinist, on the manage
ment of steam boilers, in which he saws that
the pressure within boiler is greater than is
generally supposed. With a pressure of 80
pounds per square inch, il amounts to 1900
pounds on every part of the surface exposed to
tho steam, amounting frequently to many
thousands of tons in the boiler, thus accounting
for the enormous havoc made by explosions.
The joints are weaker than the solid parts;
good solid slate will Withstand from 90 900
pounds to 10000 lbs per squars inch OF Sec
tonal area-the joints will give way at about
$4,000 pounds, which shows the Importance
OF seeing that the rivets and other fasteuings
are always in sound condition. Mr.. Anderson
divides explosions into four classes, viz: from
want of strength, deficiency of water, heating
of plates, and the variety of other circunstan-
ces.
Improred Gas Baraers-An improvement
has been brought forward, designed TO be used
10 connection with bnrners where the fame is
produced by the combustion OF two Jets Of gas
issuing simultaneously from the topof the bur-
ner. The improvement consists 10 placing a
small blade OF metal On the top of the burners,
between the gas orifoes, 50 rs 10 mere fnlly
separate and spread the two jets, aud cause
the fame 10 be broader; the metallic blade is
also alledged TO act as receiver, aud by be-
coming itself highly heated, TO impart add-
tional calorio 10 the gas and thus introduce
better combustion. The blade is quite small,
and the two jets unite above il in one common
flame. in the usual manner, excepting that IL Is
broader and larger than IL would otherwise be.
The invention Is said TO be applicable 10 nearly
ali the burners now In use, and Il Is claimed
for il that IL effects an important purpose
that Of increasing the Illuminating power of
the gas without augmenting the consumption.
PooR BUcK.--The reports come In thick and
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CHANCERY SALE.

DY virtue decree Of the Chaneery Court at Nashville,
ID its May term 1856 in the cause, VIM. Pybus Samuel
Scott Samuel Clark the Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville
Telegraph company. will Sa ufdsy, August %
pose public the chest bidder Court House
yard in said city, all the property both real and personal be-
longing the said Telegraph Company in the State OF
tennessee and Georgia, consisting OF apparatus posts
fixtures furniture and the right Of way &C
TEKNs-Said property will be sold a credit Of six and
twelve months notes well secured.
jy9 C. d. BRIEN c. & NJ.
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MTISTCAIn

Mr. JOHN sELTZER, Gate Of the East), Pro- NsT,
lFl fessor ana Teacher If the Violin, ~ ~
specially informs the Citizens Of Nashville and AAIs
vicinity that he has taken rooms az Mr. CAMPS, -
No % Lower Market Street he viii be happy give
lessons the Violin 10 all VA may wish them He viii also
give lessons 20 Ladies their residences lie feels confident
that those who desire become efficient the Yi0n viii
hndt 70 their advantage TO engage his services For parc
ular~ call nj his Rooms fupesl-tf
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A CARD.
TYREEs SPRING.
July 7, isas.


To f1E CTfErxss 90 NksHVti1E.
Having uuderssr cd tat iuIsreszcns have
been made and crealsed n re<a ny ca Es a. fssee
-prinsssl deem pepper a iatce sysef - NJ WsrsE
and tie rrus % Nahvie give urse rxpsnAions With
ny bal 81 charges sppenkrd.
NJ WesHoks she he propsst has hesn very erai
ID exP-a5us barge q lsoasy in ht ms the
hshusrai In attractive style Watering Pas, and n
faa. have been "A ah traubie and labor pIocsra
the Servants hrsf-gaEe haui ~ Nase oE r
sim ~ he ffciles Or cosFt pleasars q
Who may Yisif ~ rel s45saed thai Tie fliosns bl d
Charges VII b seaetory "a who the
InEe 10 he csa s1 i1xszs Il fsshsnahae Water
vssy respectfully, DIT srOFT.
u "a. Cis,u.f fIstri
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-M- u. d. ID. F.-The Regular meeting Of
NJ RidgeIy Encampment No. l, will be held at
- their Hall on Wednesday night the 18th inst =,
Members are requested to attend punctually.
80 J. LYONS, Scribe
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GOOD MEDICINES.

1T is estimated that ayers CHERRY IT,
+: :; :: !: ::.: (: 81
There be question that the 4 XEAA-2
S SR; Sss,.ss saI. 9' G 4; 'SS,8S MI
Asthma, Group Influenza Bronchitis 4~-AK
&c, very much reduced the proper E(ZssnNSsf- N
ton Of deaths nom consum ptYe dis SO --@eaE-e2A
eases in this country. The Pills are
good the Pectoral and will cure more complaints
Everybody neesis less purgng Purge the Blood
from its impurities Purge the Bowels Liver and the whole
viscera system from ructons Purge
which fasten on the body TO work its Decay
should die tny Of old age Take andotes early
and hrust II Eom he system before Il is yet strong 70
yield.
Ayers Pills DO thrust out disease not only while Is weak
but when 1t has taken stsng hold Read the astounding
statements OF those who have been cured by them from
dreadful Scroula, Dropsy, Ulcers Skin Diseases Rheuma
tsn, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal Pains bilious Con-
plants Heartburn Headache Govt many less danger
Gus but still threatening ailments, such pimples the
face, Worms, Nervous Irraby Loss Of Appetite Irrsgu.
larts Dizziness in the head Colds Feves Oysentery and
indeed every variety Of complaints for which Pugative
Remedy is equired.
These random statements, but authenticated
by your own neighbors and your own Physicians.
Try them once, and you will never Re without tn m.
Price % cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by DIR. J. C AYEk, Lowell, Mass and
Sold, Wholesale, by W. W. BERRY DEM0VILLE,
Retail, by 10. g. BROWN, Nashville,
And by all Druggists and Merchants SOUTH
iuty1-2m
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TYREE SPRINGS.

HIS noted and Popular Watering Place has recently been
thoroughly improved and rented, and viii be open
the lst u July in better condition and style
been heretofore and with comfortable arrangements r
Rooms, amusemeuts &C. probably than any Watering Place
Ia the South.
The Subscribers having taken them for the Season pledges
himself every eNeon render them agreeable and
pleasant 10 ali who may visit them either for health plea
sure.
D. 7. sCOTr, Of st. Cloud Hotel, Nashville.
P.S-The g.. Cloud viii be conducted by my Son HuGH
T. soorT, Who has been wlh since h1 % uuE Of the 81
Cloud, aud wil ala engagements and contracts made
heres@ore BY account o. the st. Cloud Hotel
jnne2i-3W ID. I. SCOTT.
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Books which are Books

OUOhO W11CJu die OOOAOs
Webster's Life and Speeches. complete in vols.
Calhoun's Life and Speeches, complete in vols.
Cays Life, Speeches and Correspondence;
Bancrof,'s United States, complete in 8 vols.
Bancroh's Mscellaneoas-Biograph icaI MsceIlanies;
Prescotts Philip the 81, complete in 3 vols.
Legare's Works, complete in 2 vols.
Washington ITvng's Works, complete in Is vols.
CooPer's Novels revised edition;
P-eseotts Conquest OF Mexico;
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru;
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella;
A. bolts Napoleon, complete In vols.
Tom Benton's Thirty Years in the Q. 3 Senate.
Octave;
Appeion's Cycopeda 81 Biography;
Lippincotts Gasstieer Of IRE World;
Webstsr's Dictionary, unabridged quarto;
Webster's Dictionary, royal octave;
webster's Dictionary, school aad pocket edition;
IugersoIs History Of the War Of 1884, in vols.
WOroester's Dictionary, new edition, octave;
woroes'eF's Dictionary, comprehensive edition;
Frank Porester's Yield Sports;
Frank Forester's Old Forest Ranger;
waverly Novels, AbhOssfOrd edition, in II vofs.
Alison's History Of Europe.
Hume and SiacAnlay's History Of England;
MIlman's Gibbons Rome;
Pepys Diary and Correspondence, Just published;
Anthon's Classical Dictionary;
Richardson's Dictionary, vols; quarto.
ALSO:
Medical Books, Coli Pens
Law Book steel Pens
School Books, Letter and Cap Paper,
Blank Books, Envelopes, &C.
For sale BY ljeiT1 joan YORK co.
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81 RAG z w ATE s. ,

HoRAc z re r S.
NO 333 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Agent for the Rest Boston and New York
INSTEE & TENTS.
THE Largest of Pianos, Melodeons Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise Of all kinds in
the United States. Pianos from TEN different Manufactures
comprising those OF variety of style from the plain,
and substantial 81 Octaves in Walnut Rosewood
up to OEE THOUSAND DOLLARS No house in the Union
compete with the above ia the number variety and cee
brity Of its instruments in the EXTREMELY Low Prices
at which they are sold
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
without Iron Frames possessing their improve
Of oveT-srnss and and action, length Of scale,
power, and compass Of tone equal to the Grand Piano,
united with the beauty and durability of Of the
square Piano. They Justly by the Press and
by Masters equal any
manufacturer They built Of the and most thorough
y seasoned material and guaranteed to stand the RctoA
Of every climate.
Each instrument guaranteed give sati faction or pur-
chase money refind-d. SECOND H4ND PIANOS 4
GREAT BARGILNS, constantly in store price from $50
to 814O.
Horace Waters, MeIOdeOnS, supe, ior iustru-
in tone toach and durability of make Tuned the
equal temperament Meodeons all other styles aud
amakes Price S5 500 S5 tl00 1925 $40 double Reeds
end two banks Of h vs. 500 Less a liberal discount.
lergymen and and Churches extra discount.
Martins Guitars, Browns Harps, Flutes, Flu
tnas Accordisn Noiins and Musical instruments OF all
kinds prices than before offered public.
large discount TO Teachers and Schools. The trade sup
piled On the most liberal terms.
WuSic:-0n Of the largest and best selected catalogues
Of Music polished mprising many Of the cho and
popular airs Of the day viii be sold third OF
from the regular prices.
Music sent by nail IN AL parts Of the country, post paid
Particular and personal paid all orders
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance Pianos
and Meodeons ior rent and rent allowed purchase
Pianos and Meodeons for sale on Monthly payments.
Second hand Pianos taken 10 exchange for General
aud Catalogues and schedule Of prices forwarded
all parts Of the country by mail.
Great inducements offered to Agents in all parts OF
the country sell the HORACE wATARs Pianos MelOdeons,
and Catalogues d Music. jyl2
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DISSOLUTION.

fI'HE partnership heretofore existing under the name
and style Of Z. ". Robertson Co., is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. G. W. ROBERTSON,
JANIS \. BRADSHAW,
JJhN K. JONES Jr.
n. B-The Business - the late hrn viii BE- closed Up BY
either the late partners the old stand COLLEGE street.
All those indebted either By note account, requested
% make immediate paymcht H3
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RUNAWA Al

LNROM subscriber the LIST day Of July negro boy
Il named HENRY. Of copper color, 'eet inches
high, Ia years Cd and weighs about $50 pounds He
vas raised in East Tennessee, near McMinnVie. He
will probably make his way back there. I bought
him from Mr Terry Of East Tennessee will give ten
dollars u he Is caught In ny neighborhood twenty FIVE
dollars u taken out OF the cosny, my dollars he gets
East Tennessee whe~ taken he Is 70 be delivered %
or confined hat / get him. DAVID NJ ALLEN
Tvs sgTen miles south Of Nashville Tenn
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WILLIAM l. hRuSN.
Il We uudsrsigned have formed partnership in the rzc-
tire q as the city Of Nashville s give Foupt a.
tsniion any and al business Harvested % theil
JOHN (. BRtEN,
JysSS-u VIII. l. Brown.
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Removal Extraordinary.

OWING TO the recent burning out Of Nc r7--
" Combs corner the Funeral Undertak- 49,
ing Establishment Of = W. MsCoubs is removed No =
Deaderick street, between summer and Cherry
in the house formerly occupied by Gram Shepherd as
Carriage Ware Reom, where he is prepared attend to
iVl4--tf
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meeting Of the BOARD OF recOrs o. the United Fire
n mans Insurance company, held at their Office
Tuesday evening the Sth IN Y, 1856.
The following Resolution unanimously adopted 20 wit:
Resolved That this Insurance company be put into
state Of qUdagn date from ~ O'Clock July l0h
1855 l.. SANDERS Secretary,
iViO-1y Pro tenn
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University Grammar School.

VIE Preparatory Department q the University viii be
Il opened Monday, tepienber SIN. under the srccai
direction ef Prof j. H. stewart assisted BY other members
Of The College Fsculty. Tho q study embraces
years and l. designed % prepare boys Cor entering the
Freshman iE N The College fupiss wdl be required
remain ia the schoo-Foom from ave % hours a day
fae hgent sorts q III facahy ala Be given make
thisiE All respects arst els school, adapted 10 The
u The city aid country.
Terms SIS per session, $50 per annum.
for paTgiulars apply 70 Prof steEaFt Col n John-
son or % J. n LTNDsLEY.
July ., 5G-n. Chlncellsr u the UnlFufaitF
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ICEiICEiIICEIft
$25 REWARD,

ON MONDAY, July 14h, will commence selling Ice L
" all my regular at per pound for tn
balance Of the season. lIyl5-1wI c. n. Ii. MARTIN.
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HAVE Received Anesher La superiar sp,e LsaiAer
franka sud vallsss, (kaAi4ka PAtisfaf Ase, Laees
rsie~s JoHN RAAk4E.
ga a ccs'ass srtkt
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DUNAWAY from the subscriber few days since my boy
III ALECK, about Is years old-dark Mulatto, quick
spoken stout built small right side cheek short
bair. Is thought be in the vicinity Nashville The
above reward will be given for his delivery me- or such
information as will lead to his recovery.
b. L SIMPSON,
jy15-n AZ Public Square
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NEW FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT.

NEW FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT.
nN Saturday next, shall have superior article
~ Of Flour, made from New Wheat, expressly for family
Ifyi0-d81 u. g. DANDY.
DATEN a SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS
We have hrst rate assortment of Shirts, and
suit men OF every size. ljyil J. If. MeGlLL.
1 NDER WEAR-We have every variety Of
- sonable Underwear Of which mention, SAX, Cash
mere Gauze Merino, Gauzs Cotton shaker Flannel Lsle
Thread, Linen and plain Cotton. J. McGILL
DOHS >HIRFS-We have a small lot Of Shirts for
~ Boys fou 10 30 IS years old which selling about
cheap they be made. fily4l J. H. McdtLL
DOBEN DE CHAMBER-Recevedt this day an
IL assortment OF Dressing Gowns Of them very
low prices. Jy4l J. II. McGiLL
pest SOLE LEATHER TRUNkN-Jast
received, assortment Of beat quality Of Trunks-
some extra large. Also few Of cheaper styles All for
sale al low rates. J. McGlLL,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Store,
jyi Corner oil Square and College st.
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A SPACIOUS, well lighted room. centrally located for q
y Eenteel safe bu mess. Any having such a room
will and good tenant by dressing
RICHARD FEATHERSTONE,
jy1i-8is Box 43j, Post Once.
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lust received by Express" Ladies fine black Cloth from
y lace Caters trimmed.
Ladies fine black Kid slipper i,
" Buskn.,
4" white " and Satin Slippers
Misses Bronzed Caters, very nice Call at No 90 Public
SQUARE june2S SNYDER a FRIZZELL.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

a New Novel.
BY, the Author Of $ The HEIR Of REDCLYFFKD
UT BERRYf co.
Havejuss received in one limo vol cloth
The Daisy Chain; or, Aspirations.
Family Chronicie, by the Author Of
TIE Heir Of RedeIzgs. ? q RsGrrsease," de-
Ersyact from Reriesc Of tie Heir Of ReEefv6 and
"HssFssase," IN tie North AnaerscoR Rscielo oz prR
The first Of her writings which made sensason here was
the Heir and Ebat sensation It vas Referring TO the
remains Of the tsarEa he'd Of copy z9resad We
6nd belonged 70 the eighth thousand How many thou
sasd have been Issued since its publishers to supply the
swept away cid copies DO not afIenpt 70 conjecture
Not individuals merely but HOUSEHOLDS insisting in great
part Of tender hearted young dssels plunged into
mourning With olerabe aequainsnce iefous heroes
(uOt to speak Of real from Charles Grandson down
70 the nursery idol Carton have title hesitation pro-
nouneJng Sir GGv Mervie, Of Redeyf Barouet the
admirable thst with sfory or out. The
glorious JOYOUS boy the brilliant ardent chvar0us child Of
genius and OF Jrtne crowned With the beauty his early
holiness and overssioEed with the darkness Of his her
edary doom, and the son and touching sadness Of his early
deaih-vhat caution Is there What visionI
RECENTLY RECEIVED. Fr 7HE SANS aUrHos.
HEARTsEASE, Or. The Brothers. Wife, vols 12no.
THE HEIR OF REDCLYFFE. 9 vols isnO.
KENNETH; Or, The Rear Guard Of The Grand Army.
TIE CASTLE BUILDERS. 1 vol. 12nO.
BEECHCROFT ! vol. limo.
THE LANCES OF LYNWO0D vol isuo.