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AMERICAN TIACr SocIETy.-The A
mcrican Tract Society has very properly
declined 10 accept one hundred dollars
from Congretional church in Hartford
CoIneciicu,, on the condition that il be
offered rs q premium 10y the Society ior
the best tract OH slavery. Hitherto the
Society has published nothing distinctive
OH the subject; neither could II, in consis-
tency with the broad platform which il
occupies. The North needs no sach tIacts
and tic publication Of them 10y :hc Society
wou!d at once cut it off from future ope-
rations in the S,'u,h. Its neutrality on
this subject has called forth the ire OF the
New York Independent, which has laJo.-
cd to dragoon the Society into its own
ranks, or % alicuate its present supporters.
When We oLjecle to ihe principle Of the
American Tract Society, in diluling the
theology "i It's publications to suit all de.
nominations. and especially To It's inadapt.
ness to furnish theological literature for
the lreslyierian Church, We regarded and
still regard our poslials rs spppd and IT,
rrfutaLlc,
During that controversy we had little
sympathy from those who consider slave
~ the SUN and substance of all theology:
and We now feel no sympathy for the
ground wh!c!. il.py occu;.y. Judging
from The aptccedenis Of these reforIners.
We should expect the next premium would
he for the best defence OF ,he superiority
of Sharp rifles 10 Bibles. Tie mon who
are active in this movement are those
whose very element is agitation. They
can no more live without it, ,hau they can
be sober and sensible people, like other
Christians.
II is our opinion that these reformers
care no more about the slaves than they
do about the inhabitants Of Boroboola
Cha. They are the last persons 10 whom
we should look for any practical eifor: to
ameliorate the condition of the coio,ed
race, either as to their temporal or spirit
uaI condition. The great body of the peo
/ pc ut the North, who are the real friends
of the colored man, have no sympathy
with this faction Of radicals, who would
| pull down every benevolent institution
which will not join in their lshmael,ic
campaigns.-O OIL School PresJyterioa.
-
DREApgrL MosrALIry FROM CHOLERA
AT ZASTR, IoNIAS lsLAxDs.-R Recent ad-
adyices from Ian,e state that the cholera
has ceased 10 rage at that place; but
while disposed TO rejoice at this cheering
news, we must not overlook the kct that
quite large number OF persons were car.
ried otfby this fatal disease. The statisti.
cal report exhibits the startling fact that
| from the 9Th of October to the goth Of
December, 1855, out Of meagre population
ther" were 1852 cases pfcholera, and Oil
deaths.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
RETURN OF MIR. BUCHANAN.
New IoRK, April q, 1856.

The steamship Arago, with llavre
dates to the 9'h instant, has arrived at
this port, bringing MIR. Buchanan as a
passenger.
lie was received as guest of tho City,
and escorted TO the Everett House. To
morrow he will give a reception, and dc,
clining public dinner, will leave for Phil
delphia on the same day.
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Many grain vessels at Odessa had re.
ceived orders TO proceed 10 Marssiiles.
The energies Of the Russian Govern
mcnt, il is said. will now he devoted 10
the accomplishment Of an alliance with
France, the completion Of great railways,
and to the diffusion Of u feeling favorable
TO Russia over the continent, and especial
ly in Germany. ~
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TIE SEARCH FOR TIE PACIFIC.
The two war steamers, Desperate and
Tartarus, sent on, 10y the Brush Govern
ment, to lock for the Pacific, had returned
to Galway, Ireland, after nine days fruit
less search,
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RUSSIA.

Alciccs from Ct. Petersburg state that
the prohibition on the export OF produce
pas been repeated.
A proclamation BY the Gar says. that
the Russian fleets in the Black and AzoG
asT viii not ts feinstAtsN
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.
SPAIN.

The Spanish Government refuses to
give icdress for firing into the Eldorado.
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HAHFAx, April 24, 1856.

The British and North American Mail
steamship Arabia, has arrived at ,hi. nor,
with dates from Liverpool to the l2,h in.
slant.
The steamships Ericsson and Persia,
arrived out OH TIE 18th instant.
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Why is the letter q like the sup! Be
cause il is tue centre Of light
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Seven days later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

CONFERENCE STILL IN SESSION.
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Trustees Sale.
January g., 1855.

trustees Sale.
Nv AXE COUNTY, N. C.-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed OF trust to Inc executed by William j. Clarke
dated 2h OF December 1885, registered in Book M pp
1911 1872 records OF Wake County, and for the puroses
therein specified hereby offer for sale lot on Newborn
ST. IN the City OF Raleigh purchased by the said Clarke of
the Clerk aud Master in Equity for Wake County, at sale
under decree OF the Court of Equity for partition be-
tween the heirs OF John c. Stedman deceased together
with the buildings and appurenances thereuno belong
lngthe same being formerly the residence of the said
William Clarke The lot contains an acre. in high cn.
vatlon is free from nut grass contains many bearing
trees and is situated directly opposite the Bank Of
the State and the episcopal Church said City, and
about one hundred east Of the gate of the Capt.
to Square repairs to the of $1,000 have been re-
Gently put upon the buildings four in number including
dwelling house. with six rooms office kitchens ETC.
Also by virtue of the Decd and for the benefit of
all concerned offer for sale valuable tract land thirty
two acres upon Neuse river in the county Wake with
the buildings thereon known the Neuse River Oil Mills
Price 81 00O The mill sold fifteen years apo to Clarke
and Jereys for 600. Since that time an entirely new
Saw and Oil Mill, with press hulers, heaters, facnir :,
MILL and Jumpers and dan have been erected AMI
added thereto This property lately appraised at So
0U0. y"
The object of these sales being mainly change of invest
ment am authorized, the being safely Sec
ured to ct it upon liberal credit To any one disposed
to locate In Wake and engage in lucrative business the
present rare opportunity for securing residence
ana business stand in popuous country neghborhood.
they VIII be sold together separately, and the title
rantcd. ~
EDWARD CANTWELl,
Trustee.
Raleigh July 25, 1856. swtC72.
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TRUS:r SALE



- =. and other Estate. .,s.
my ylRruE or 4 DEED soF TRUST EXECUTED
Jordan t. tor the Serh q ONES HIS a
ssmond County shall sen THURSDAY The Fourth
D6e 6 Public Aqston on IT, prem1ss
stunted between the Norfolk and Petersburg and the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroads and accessible to both
mouth and four Suffolk Also ninety of Wood
land nearly adjoining. - "a,
S. m n sa ss f Hd i hi snasss y
one of the first Chemists Of the country and which ana!y
sis said to develop the most and valuable Alternative
and other mineral properties Of Water either in this
country Europe; and its efficacy in many chronic and
other diseases and its unusually healthy ocation, should
tensive Eastern Watering Place
The Proprietor states that the sales OF the Water alone
although not introduced generally beyond few OF the sur
thinks by little enterprise they reach an amount IN
short time that will be of importance than all other
The Land is rich in vegetable matter and undcllayed
with rich decomposed sheN ar reaching in some places
would make one Of the best Trucking in the county,
rom the fact of it's fertility and to market
ors and ar in ~ order together with ali necessary out
buildings The whole Improvements cost at eas: Sao1o
Also, at the time and place. will be sold all the fUR
of every kind, lately used in the Hotel and Cot
tages the place. together with all other chatel Property
to-wt: Corn, Farming Implements &c, DC Also Negr"
Woman good cook and washer; and likely Boy fifteen
For the analysis of the Water which will be sent by mail
to order or any further particulars apply to Davd
the premises, or the subscriber Ill SUFFOLK, va. o'e
The title is believed to be good but selling Trustee
shall only give Deed with special warranty:
TERMs-The Farm and Land pe,af at six months and
the other half twelve months, with interest from date
to be satisfactorily secured to the Trustee The Negroes
cash and the cha,,el at three months with interest
um date Bind and good security for all sums over $50
that and under, cash.
Suffolk, Va, Oct. Is. 1856. ss-swtd.
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n. 9ss s,ia1 Insurance held on tse n osh
lalaowng persons were eecsed ana Om-
s.s 81, !. DIRECTORS: sSsg
=. r. r. y sams, 90: ssS4 ~ S3.fs-ss Is
y \. q; Sei3y, DO.
James +. Jordan, do. .ssssgsss t9st ss4,
yalnes NJ - loves; 40. .,E
James y: Hoyt Washineton
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern. 80 =
Joshua g.. Wright, Wilmington. s5.fra:
John - Jones' Eaenton: e5e1E i {
81 W. W Grliiin Elizabeth City. $3.50, 81
+. +: Pagan, Plymouth. 49,
w. N. II. Smith, Murfreesboro. :,
H. Is. Williams, SinariOtte.
Geo: A. Smith, Milton =
81 Y. +. Long, liiiisboro
I a r s s9ns5, sa Asbsv;,,e
I'D. Turner, Pc President.
5 3ohn e e F Rrnid ,; Ss,stsry
go4n 4. Williams, 2
l. H. oeiDy, ETecuttce committee.
=; w. ~. hutchings y j,
This Company has been in successful operation over
psry State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Bis
tei1es upon favorable terms. Its Policies
properly amounting to large portion OF which
Comm Comm
nm on all grades of property embraced in its operations
Al comca.ions IN reference to Insurance should be
addressed tc inc secretary, post paid
D,:, r r, o-- D. y. fAhl hlOGE, Seoy.
Raleigh, June II, 1862 S.
NOK,ilHi CAROLINA MUTUAL LIE IN.
~ oOhANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, N. G. This
company ns"res the lives OF individuals for one year. term
o. s or iG me on inc INITIAL rElScPLE the assured
or HE participating IN the profits OF thea Company For
PGees granted Tor the Whole term OF life when the pre-
if Ill., . "a. ~ ~ s, q NIUE may ue gEcn ior oie
+ ;i, n' VI .ne premium" bearing interest," at per
cem nv without guaranty. , .
Inc prompt manner IN which all losses have been paid
Nv 's Company oSether win the low rates OF premium,
present great Inducements 10 s"ch as disposed TO ln'
SURF.
Tow I'LL 4; io 'efn VI HUH ohe u i've years.
!, IL i,sS. ~, "a .i: m .
IS nresented "'' " o"' "'e' pf'o
DIRECTORS
Cu.,,r.-E Joursnx W. " w ,1o,,,
W. ~ ii .;;'un W. ~ ~ , tioLDsN'
" ~. ~: !. Ia I "oop' MM NJ u; CoohE'
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AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAV-
IL ING determined to to the West offers for sale
his valuable tract of land lying miles West of Raleigh
in high and healthy neghborhood. The tract consists of
7ss of which about $50 acres open and in
of cultivation. There the premises good dwelling
house. with all necessary ouhouses embracing stables, cot
ton gin, smokehouse cribs &c. Also three wells of good
water and several excellent springs in different parts Of he
plantation. There between two and three hundred
of bottom land of which about 2 cleared,
and the remainder is we'll mbrrcd with oak and pine.
will sell the above land either entire or in portions to
suit purchasers moderate ,erS and will receive in pay
men either cash likely young negroes. Apply to the
subscriber the PREMISES or, if by letter. direct to Raj
eigh, N. c. THOMAS YOUNG.
September Is, 1856. 96-swtf.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-.- TIT
- County.-In Equity.-ISarbara Brey James A.
Brown, Executor to the Estate of Irwin Brley.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that James A. Brown the defendant resident of
this State 1t is ordered by the Court that publication be
made for successive weeks, in tbs North carolina STAN
dard for the said James A. Brown make his personal ap
pearancc the term of this Court be holden the
Court House in Greenvile, the first Monday in March
next Judgment coesso, will be taken him. and
heard accordingly.
Witness Goold Hoyt, Clerk and Master in Equity for
Pitt County. GOOLD HOYT C. M E.
Sert. %, 1885, ll5l-w6w
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~V1HE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPARED TO
furnish all kinds of machinery in his line Of the very
solid master and skeleton spur wheels and trundes
cuar mills completes thrashing machines from two
thrasher+ single machines smut machines, warranted
equal any use all kinds of turning p!ows, sub
Tobacco Presses repairing brass taps mill screws Gum
ming and Strengthening Circular Saws DC thinks his
been offered the public With fifteen years practical
experience he atters hmseftha he competent to finish
his work in very best workman-ke STYLE and all he
asks is trial satisfy his customers. Ali orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to. He will draw
drafts give any instruction. that may be needed in put
ting up any of his machinery. 1900 $ ~ -
His address, Milton, N G. his foundry and shops, four
miles South of that place. -.
his two horse thrahng machng is worth $i35 all Other
work as low can be afforded.
: J. J. YARBROUGH.
June 5tn. 1906. -A. t~r-- 58-sw6m.
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1900 Acres of Land for Sale.

II WILL SELL FRO ONE TO THIRTEEN HUN
IL DRIED Acres of Cape Fear River Land living twelve
miles above Fayetteville, the East side Of the River
There about Two Hundred Acres of cleared Land in
fine condition The aforesaid Land not inferior to any in
this section of the country and is offered lower than any
such land be bought rin this of the ncghbor
ing counes-as am determined to sell. The choice of
three healthy and desirable sandh places for resi-
dence can be made from and half miles from
the Plantaononc of these contains 200 of Pine
Land with good two-story dwelling and all necessary
buildings all new. Another 800 acres with
task of new turpentine boxes, and is without improve
ments third tract contains So fine choice ridge
and the situation healthy pleasant altogether 1esira-
ble The Northern Plank Road through each the
saudh tracts and the plantation or river land has the
advantage of choice COW and hog range Address,
NELL McDUGALD
Sept. l6 1856. el-swam
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N7AhUABLE HOOkS.-LOUDON ID. c. ARBO-
return ct FrMiicctun Is ranic,n; the Trees and
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sAu Ercycll cda Of Architecture, Cpcntcry and Build
Nicholson First American edition. with large addiie by
Iomax and Gny"n architects. Illustrated with 23 re
steel engaviigS. Two vols large Alto. DUST publish.
Neatly half bound in Russia.
This invaluable work. for the first time published in
The United States contains mine OtuScf practical nfOr
nation interesting and valuable alike the architect the
builder, the working man and the general reader.
Elegantly Illustrated STANDARD Works.
The Moore Gallery; Series of elegant steel engra-
wings of Female Figures and Landscapes illustrating Moores
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Moores Complete Poetica Works. with Notes and Life.
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RALEIGH Nov G. 1885, lOl-
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Land and Real Estate Agency.
J. A. NJ NNING.l

VXNIIE SUBSCRIBER EEGS LEAVE TO OFFER HIS
services tothc public Land Agent, Surveyor Drafts
man. and Dealer in Land Warrants
He will attend promptly to buying and selling real
tate, collecting debts paying buying selling and To-
eating land warrants and to all business pertaining
Conceal Land Agency.
RErEKENcEs.-Col. Z. c. McCarty Col j. j. Clarkson, j.
D. Henderson, Ieavenworth City j. C. Doughterty r. B.
iawey, Memphis, Tenn; j. Il, Connely, fernando, Miss
Nov Is, lS5i. lO4 -3n,
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IMPORTANT SALE.

I'm SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1856, WILL BE
sold at public SALE on the premises the valuable tract
Swamp, adjoining the lands Of Robert Taylor George
Thompson and others, known the Thompson plantation,
containing about twelve hundred On the plantation
there is good convenient dweling-aso large and
modions barns cotton-gn and screw and all othe
cessary buildings.
Also at the time will be sold about $50 bales of
cotton - 1900 barrels of and many other articles
Terms-The land will be sold credit of one two
and three years. The other property credit of six
months. Bonds and approved sufeties required
- By order of the representatives of
ELIAS BARNES, dec.
Oct. Is, 1856. 9G-td.
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To the Citizens, in and near Earpsboro'; and
to the Public generally.

to the Public generally.
YUNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUALIFIED AS
Executor Of the last will &c. of Norcet Perry and
Harrod Perry the last County Court of Franklin hereby
said Norcet and Harrnd to forward and pay up and
those having claims against either of them them
to the undersigned.
FURTliER-All persons forewarned settling their
indebtedness either of the parties above named except
witt the undcrs gncd appointed BY him. in
writing. JACOB H. COOLEY.
Nov "a, 1856. 1O3-sw3t
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rLERk WANTED.-AN EFFICIENT BUSINESS
~ man will find employment Clerk in the Post Of
flee at Raleigh NC He must write good business hand
and come well recommended
W. WHITE, PM
September 9, 1855. s6-tf
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VALUABLE BOOKS.-RECENTLY PUBLISH.
ED.-Sermons for the people, by +. II. Huntington,
Sin, Redemption. by Rev. d. N. Sheldon, b. D..
The Life of the Rev. Spencer II. Cone.
Contributions to Literature by Samuel Gilman D. D.
Wealth and WORTH Maxms for Merchants and men of
business by Freeman Hunt Editor Merchants Magazine
Liberty and Slavery, by Prof Bedsoe of the University
of Virginia.
Shepard's Constitutional Text Book being practical and
familiar exposition of the Constitution the UntedSates;
designed for the of Colleges Academies and Schools.
1t is valuable book Of reference all classes of people.
For sale by w. L. POMEROY.
September !, 1856. So
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Office Raleigh & Castor r. Il. Co.,
- - ft' RALEIGH October 8, 1856.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, 18TH INST, THE
" Mail Train will leave Raleigh at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
arrive at Weldon at P. NJ. Returning, will leave
gers going North will take breakfast in Raleigh.
Il. A. HAMILTON, Pres't.
: October 9, 1856. 96-tf
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NORTH-CAROLINA BONDS.

NORTH-CAROLINA BONDS.
OFFICE ATLANTIC & N. C. R. R. Co.,
NEwBERN, April 10, 1856.
OKTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS, $500 L
who is the authorized agent Of this Company the sale
OF said Bonds in the City of Raleigh.
JOHN D. WHITFORD,
Prest. At and N. C. Il. R. Co.
April 20, 1856. 46Nf
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Western
The above made from ,Ii,chels latest Maps and al
FIFTH THOUSAND.
We constantly receiving orders ard recommendations
ow parts of the United StasS and numerous i'll
qurics for them for schools and District Libraries, well
us from the trade.
They neatly put up in book f!m and will be found
to be inst, uctve well as amusing FIR old and young.
The er, required TO put them together without the key
map (Which should be referred 10, will to inae
bly, impress the mind The relative locality of the Saies
"@'' WHAT THE PAPERS SAY
Better for children than a bse Of the dissccted pic
lures gotten up merely fer amusement child will never
eo these maps and while he amusing himself he will
be nscnsbly acquiring knowledge of the geography Of
They combine instruction with amusement, and ad-
m;rabv calculated TO impress on the mind Of the young
the locality of the different parts of their country
They aks study attractive, and young person will learn
in single hours amusement with these maps, than
You cannot teach geography any way ctctually
by setting the pupil to construct the map from these dis
sected parts. Id.ptndenk'
Exees ling valuable in mpar'ipg nove'yana interest to
An agreeable continuance for blending amusement with
instruction. 7,i5dhf
In putting these maps together which children to
DE-" the. will learn geography without master and keep
Every family should possess This series of maps tina, the
younger members rotub!y while away their leisure
hours. Nothing can be more useful.
Rorhs ter Union.
An ingenious DEVICE for teaching geography:
Physc and geography equally di>tacful in
youthful days, but coated pills have induced chien
10 for the first, and tina: the ingc
Mons oginators of this dca have rendered the second
attractive. Yankee EiuI..
valuable acquisition to private library.
Presbyterian.
Bookseller, rss and Others will find The nssss;sS Maps to
the Of the series tina: contains their State.
MERRIAM, MOORE CO.,
Troy n Y.
For sale by II. ID. TURNER.
Raleigh, Nov. 6, 1885, lrl-
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NOTICE.
A s HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH I
now offer my valuable tract of land for SALE contain
ing four Hundred Acres of which about hundred and
nifty acres are in fine state of cultivation The balance
we'll wooded and good arabic land.
SAID land has ON 1t firs-rate dwelling house. all
cessary out houses and fine well of the yard
hne orchard OF apples and peaches of every kind.
Said land lies nine miles southeast of Raleigh between
the Wilmington and Newbern Roads, one mile of Au-
burn.
will take great pleasure in showing said land to any
person who may wish to buy.
p H. STURDEVANT.
August IL, 1886. T9-tf
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NOTICE.
Office of the Viii. Il Weldon II. II. Co.
WILMINGTON n c., Oct 81, 1856.
VUNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
II ers of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company
will! be held in the of Wilmington, Thursday the
18th of November. JAMES 5. GREEN, Secy.
October 81, 1856. lW-tm.
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June 5th, 1856.
IASONIC.

m .t-..e w. MASONIC, :
XXTHE. OFFICERS MEMBERS AND REPRESEN
Natives of the Grand Lodge Of North Carolina are
hereby informed that the Annual Communication of this
Masonic body will be held in this City Monday evening
of business. - - - - l. - - =
Officers of the Subordinate Lodges requested to at
tend person. proper representatives app
pointed in conformity with the Constitution aud general
regulations Of the Grand Lodge. ~
WIN. T. Balm, Grand Secreto,y.
Raleigh, N. c., October 18th, 1885, STD
Register and Signal please copy: s.se..F : +
DENTON,S WORK COMPLETE, IN TWO
u large octave volumes, comprising upwards Of 1900
] For sale by w. L. POMEROY
T September Is, 1856. sss4.-.I 80 ss-s