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MR.. SPARROWGRASS and LIFE IN THE
WI COUNTRY"
ABOOK OF GENIAL u NOR.
Now Ready and for sale at the Bookstores:
THE SPARROWGRASS PAPERS;

THE SPARROWGRASS PAPERS,;
LIVING IN 4 Ri COUNTRY.
BY FRED. s. CozzEss
vs." SAW. TRe sphssed 1Mss RspuSssn
10 the best series Of sketches that has been
ssf but b ss m:a! There nothing
broad strained or stet but sense OF the uoe9as ana
the narrative in the mo The sketches
detail the peuurs Of quiet pnrsu5 Of life In the country and
pleasures the author does not omit the most exquisite desep
ons Of natural scenery or those touches OF Rsnoi wnea
children VI the same family Win taose Vi
ADN' BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE CONTENTS;
Mr. spsrowgrsss has Rural AnticiPations
Mrs sparrow srsss Cooks the Seed Potatoes
Mr. sIanows rs,s I.sisess Watch Dog.
Mr. sperrowgrsse Loses his Garden.
Nj sfsnowsrs, Concludes Try the Country Once More"
Mr. sssSss: the S.,s w 81 III nsiss
ssn: MfhS a:e
SSsy I GSop n L sss co.,,,
Mr 81 Dresses for tho Party-CarAse Never
Mr. spsnowusss Invents an Acqueduct "Half Inch to
Fest, .y,....s v,..,u.-avv,sw
IL spparrowsrsss Dsscends to the Internal REGIONS
Mr. spanowsis.s Phosophre About few Seeds ole.
Nr. spsIrowsfsss Concludes to Buy Horse
Mr. spaowsas Buys the Horse that Belongs to the Mans
MI sp.owsra' Finds the Horse has the Hesve'- Got em
BIZ spsrrowsrsss Makes Brilliant Remark"
sPsowg 1s Di;sour's offs QUAKER and the Quaker Baby
Mr.. SyoNowsusfs Horse fgraces Hinsel - .
NJ. spauowgrsss Plays :" Home, Swee. Home with Va
ristions"
Mr.. Srsnowcrass Invents Thrilling Indian Legend.
Mr. Sparroweiass Oldest Show symptoms Of the Tender
Passion" -
Mr. Sparrow grsss Account Of The Drowning poor Little
Tommy" - -
Mr. spsrrowgrs. Feels II he Would Like to Chirps
Little"
sparrowsrsss Offer for the Horse but can't Ship
Him.
MI srsrOvgrsss Buys Patent Observation-Disclosures Re-
cults
Mr.. Sparrowgrsm Loses His Hone-Fatsl Results from
Derrick.
Mr. Spsrowgrass and the Great Stow Storm.
Mr. SpsnowgIaS Writes Essay Town and Country Lie
Mr.. Sparrow grass Continues the Theme and Pictures from
Nature
Mira Srarowg Makes Him Promise. and H.s the Last
Word
THE sPARRowGRAss PAPERS is published, and for
sale to the Trade by DERBY JACKSON,
No ll9 Nassau-st
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1OHN BROUGHAM's NEW BOOk.-
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DEATH OF MAJOR HARsEY.-Msjor Robert b.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A three-stOry
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KAN ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
0OO This tract binds about three-quarters ef
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WHOLE NO. 447.
Acceptance Of Major DoneIson.
PHILADELpHIA. Feb. "a. Is5e.

To Hos. ANDREW y. DosELsoS.
Sir The National Convention In this city, hav-
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Very respectfully, your obedent servants,
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ANDREW STEWART, Of Pennsylvana,
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e. b. BARrLETT, of Kentucky,
Wx. j. EAaEs, Of Massachusetts,,
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The Acadia sugar plantation was sold at New
Orleans a few days since for Sl44, 100.
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York Dress Hats LANES 81
Fashionable Hat Cap, and
mar 1-eolmif Gents Furnishing Store,
Daily American organ., 1856-04-15

PKTrRsBURe, October 81. 1854.
About five years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
in Washington, pair of Glasses for the Spectacles
my decsying vision; and my opinion Of him ia, that
he is sktul in the preparation Of Glasses for eyes
not too far gone TO be benefited by such aid
j. #. MAY.
See, for more testimonial, the Evening starl
Aug l5--Iy A