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Spartanburg Female College.
EAcuT.TY,

FACULTY..
]. WOFFORD TUCKER, Esq, President and
Professor Of English Literature.
REV. SAMUEL B. JONES, Professor Of
Mathematics and Natural Science.
--, Professor Of Ancient Languages.
MISS PIIEBE PAINE, Modern Languages,
and Assistant in English Department.
MR.. WILLIAM SCHEEzER, Professor Of
Music.
COURSE OF STUDY.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar
and Geography.
COLLEGIATE Course.
First Class--English Grammar, (reviewed, }
Arithmetic, Continued } Geography. with Maps,
eontinued,l Outlines of History, English Compo-
sition.
SOPHOMORE Glass.
Rhetoric Logic, Composition, (continucd,) Bota-
ny, Algebra, History Continued Latin, (commen-
ced.)
JUNIOR CLASS.
History, (continued,) Latin, (continued,) Geome-
try, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Moral Philo-
sophy.
SENIOR Glass.
iTSOuOlHctiS, \"itu l~hth1 \Soii~
tinuedl French, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy,
Evidences of Chritianity.
Instruction in English Composition and Analysis,
continued through the whole course.
TUITION FEES AND INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
Tuition for College course, proper, embracing all
the studies enumerated, per Term of one scholastic
year, payable half yearly in advance $40 90
MusIc Extra, Per TERM OF ONE YEAR.
On f!ano. ................. S9V w
UuItaf. .......... ........... 40 w
use u Pl3no, VV
Contingent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
Primary Departmnt, per Term of one year, paya-
pio DO "oo'e,. 49, '''''' -. 49, ~ w
Board on the Campus, under the direction Of the
Officers Of the Institution, per month"; including all
expenses of Lights, Fuel, Washing, &C., sl2 90
payable at the end Of each half year.
Tex, Book can be furnished, if desirable, at cost
prices.
U The above includes all charges. No other
fees, ordinary extraordinary, will be charged for
any or all the branches enumerated.
This Institution went into operation on the fourth
Wednesday in AUGUST last, and will end its first
Term on the fourth Wednesday in DECEMBER.
Nonresident Pupils will be required to board on
the Campus, except in special class Of cases provi
ded for BY resolution Of the Board.
s. BOBo,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
J. II. WILSON, Sec'ry.
Oct 81 2m AZ
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Caution to all,

4 IL Persons in anywise indebted TO the Subscri-
n bers, either individually or collectively. are
hereby forewarncd to settle up at an carly date,
otherwise they will certainly have 10 settle with an
Attorney. We have large amount of money to
raise in given time and arc necessarily compelled
to pursue this course Take heed, therefore, alI ye
who are interested. j. Fl. JENNINGS,
W. D. JENNINGS.
Sent If 3f
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Notice..

4 III. those indebted to me as Agent for John
n Lyon will please call and settle their Notes
and Accounts rs longer indulgence cannot be given.
Also thuse indebted to myself, as | am obliged
to have money TO pay my debts. B.C BRYAN.
Nuy21 lot As
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FURNITURE AND CARPET
WARE-ROOMS.

FURNITURE AND CARPET
WARE-ROOMS.
G. A. ATT & CO.,
BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA.
HAVING enlarged our Establishment to an
i Il extent not equalled in the Southern cou3try.
we are now prepared to furnish articles Of our own
and Northern manufacture at prices that cannot fail
To give satisfaction. Our Ware-Rooms are always
filled with the
Greatest Variety
oFTHE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
20 r NIT q u E!
Connected with our Ware-Rooms, we have a
large establishment, the machinery in which is driven
by steam power Where we can at the shortest no.
tice. manufacture any article not usually kept on
kani. 80
In our Furniture Department, which embraces
three Stories, can be found
Every Article of the latest Design,
and we particularly request I'LL persons to look be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, IS we guarantee to du-
plcate any article at Charleston prices.
We also have on hand splendid Stock Of
Tapestry, Brussels Ingram, Wilton, Three-Ply,
Dutch Hemp and Cotton
CARPETS,
CRUMB CLOTHS and DRUGGETS,
Gall sizes and widths,)
CURTAIN STUFFS.
Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Gimps, Cords,
Tassels, Cornices, Bands and Pins Of the
greatest variety.
Rugs, Door Mats and Stair Rods,
(of all qualities.)
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
OF all widths, und Of high reputation a. to style
and quality, and cat 70 t any sire room or entry in
one piece.
w- The attention of buyers 10 respectfully re-.
qucsted to tho above, which comprise the best and
largest assortment ever offered in this city.
c. A. PLATT,
49, J. 3. PLATT.
n. b. ADAM.
Aunusta October l. 1855.
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FOR THE LADIES!
WE have on hand great vassty II Ce'ogpea,
w Handkerchief Extracts, Toilet Powders and
n assortment Of Fancy and Toile. Soaps;
Pomades, Pure Bears Oil, Hair Tonics, Resseea>
tires and Hair Dye;
Preston Salts and Aromatic Vinegar,
Cream Of Beauty, Carnatien Rouge, Hair De-
pilatory, &c., to al Of which the attention Of the
Ladies il respectfully invited. For sale BY
A.G. & TT. TEAGUE, Druggists.
May % # -
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AdminisfratOr;s Notice.
A LII Persons anywise indebted to the Subscri-
~ ber, either by Note or Account, are requested
to pay up, rs am determined to close up my busi-
ness. All persons failing TO comply with the above
notice had better lookout.
WILSON ABNEY.
Sept 90 If 36
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MASONIC
Female Collie giate Institute,

MASoNIC
Female Collegiate Institute,
AT COKESBURY.
THIS Institution will be open for the reception oil
J. Pupils on the first Monday in January next
and close the last day in September, making one
long Term Of Nine Months. The Faculty will
consist OF
Mr.. +. A. CONNOR, 4. NJ, PRESIDENT Asr
PnorEssoR OF NATURAL Science AND MATnEMAr.
Ics, SC.
Rev. T. E. WANNAMAKER. A. NJ, PROFESSOR
OF Moral PHYLosoPnY, EVIDENCE OF Cnnrs
TIASlTY AND BELLE LETTeEs.
Mn. E. I4EGER, PRoFEssoR OF Mrslc AND Mop.
ERN LANGUAGES.
Miss MARY Z. SNEAD, ISsrRUcrEEas ~ PAINT.
ING, EMBROIDERY, &c.
The Board Of Trustees have secured the services
Of Faculty composed Of worthy Master Masons
eminent for purity Of character, and high literary
attainmcnts whose every effort will be to educate
young ladies so as to adorn any sphere in life
Our new Masonic building will be completed BY
the opening Of the Term, and the Board intend
furnishing it with every apPurtenance necessary te
the acquisition Of an education of the highest order
AS they have determined that this Institution sbal
be second TO none, so they confidently expect the
encouragement and patronage Of an enlightened
public.
For any information necessary, we refer to oul
Circular or to any member OF the Committee, o.
President Of the Faculty.
!: {: &: :. :: f:15SS56s. SAS$S; SSST; Committee
Cokesbury. Oct 20. lUt Al
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Rotkce.

A IL persos TO whom the estate of John l.. Nor,
~ ris, deceased, is indebted, VAIL present their,
claims and all persons indebted to the said Estste
will make poymenia 70 the undersigned.
W: L. ANDERSON, Administrator.
Nov. 81, 1855. 4 As.
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Undertaking.

ITAVING added to our extensive Cabinet Es-
Ill Enlistment Coffin WarerOOm, we
are now prepared to furnish FlSK'S celebrated
METALLIC BURIAL CASES and COFFINS
of every size and style Of finish at the shortest
notice.
Orders at night or on Sunday, will receive prompt
attention if left at Mr. J. b. PLATT'S residence
on Ellis Street, in rear Of the store.
c. A. PLATT s. co.
Aurusta Oct 4n1 IS
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
Martha Ann Mngruda,
Henor Thur,nora and others.
TT appearing to the Commissioner that George
i Thurmond, ono OF the Defendants in this case
reside beyond the limits of this State, On motion Of
Mr.. .Lsudrum, Solicitor it is Ordered tha. the said
George Tharn,ond, 10 plead, answer or dcmur to.
the allegations Of this Bill, within three months from
tho date Of this publication, o. judgment pro eos-
fssss vii Be entered against him.
A. SIAKiNs, c. z Z. 8.
OF q, 1855. 3m ~
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Carpenters Sheet System
Lightning Conductors,

Lightning C0nduct0rs,
TNIIOSE of our citizens, who desire TO protect
i their houses, barns, &C.. from lightning, would
do well to try OTIS IMPROVED PATENT
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS gy application
to the subscriber, Agent at lhis place. they can pro-
cure these rods and all necessary fixtures, and,
what is more, have them well put up, al! al. modcr
ate charges These Conductors have been placed
over the Court House and Jail by the Commission
crs OF Public Buildings. They are the best, decided
ly, yet invented.
SIS. BOYCE, AGENT.
nr;l 4 .f 10
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Patent Metallic Burial Cases
IL e vi " AL

R E NOV
Of the Tin Manufactury,
NEAR DIR: r. r. MINIS TAN YARD.
TNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. citizens of Edgefeld and the surrounding Dis
trics, that he has removed to his residence, where
he has recently erected large and commodious
Shop, and is now prepared to carry on the
TIM BUSINESS
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, such as Manufactu.
ring Tin Ware for Merchants, ROOFING, GUT
TERING, and al manner Of JOB WORK.
Always on hand general assortment Of
TIN AND JAPAN WARE!
Gi Merchants supplied ut shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms Orders solicited
C. H. REFO
Oct3 Il 81
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PL OW STOCK!
STARTLING, BUT TRUE.
WARNING TO EVERY SENSIBLE WOMAN
Why Females Suffer in Health.

No woman "f rlcaey il willing to disclose he peeasr
ailments rrlc, hrr sex, 10 most intimate family
physicInl.
This mucs.y anL lccacy is implanted by nature aaa
neither should ncsd be subjected 70 the rude sh0sHs IN
.yi,Ul In making the other those auIhens
longing exclusively 10 the female.
Except in extreme casrS her sensnVeAes Wiz sssfl
her health rather than her decacy.
The consequences are serious lamentable and l6-ioAe
THUS what at first could have been easiy renedied OK
PERHAPS better s incurred, becomes sonpheahoa a
dse not ouly running the health OF ihs noher and en-
bering her DAYS By sickness and suffering but sntahAg
broken constitutions upon her children and embarrassing
NOT distressing the business and pecuniaTy prospects o ne
husband. Let every sensible woman
T.IhE H:aEJNI.t-G L.N' TIME,
(as thousands have nnc by the bitter experience and sofeI-
ues of others nf the dreadful consequences she snaL upon
herself and those cndeared 10 her. by her Ignorance OF the
smprs, a, plancst rules OF health Us oonneesed WIN the
urugc state the violation Of which entails disease sslrr-
ng and misery. .
How many are suffering from obstruction or irregularities
pc,ar To the female SYSTEM which undermine The health,
c effects al whrh they are ignorant, and Tor which thelr
d,,,ry irhidS seeking medical nlvce! How many suffer
from prO,aJ,S"s msi CALLING Of the wonib) or from Tuor
unsi weakness debility, Sc How many are in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement! How many
have difficult If dangerous deliveries, and slow and IN
certain rccnrericS!
tn the question: how these TO be prcYentedT what
shall b. done! tliu answer is simple.
Let every ascertain for herself without violence
her dclcav the nlrc uni character Of the lmen to which
she as female subcc the causes from which may arise
and III" prulcr remedies for il and future prevention
This she rIn do by possessing little volume (alrendy
pu,s,sscd hy tu<ans) which tells her what IL the matter
and tells her what do for il in simple but chasie words
AMI sarh lis she understand.
This little volume is entitled
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Notice.

A Ii. Psrsoas having dsnaads againstt the Estate,
n q B. r. Aalison, lse'l., ass requested r.
present shem properly attested to the undersigned
10 whom also those indebted TO the Estate are re-
qlired 70 make prompt payment.
G. L. PENN,
Adm'or with the Will annexed.
May9 # II
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Medicine Chests and Travelling Gases.
0N hand few very fine family Medicine Chest.
~ and Travelling Cases. For sale by
A. G: 6 7. J. FEAGUE, Druggi.t..
May a. # 70
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THE MARRIED WoMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION

nE WI ~NHn
PR1VATE MEDEGAI GOWPANlUN,
,n,ro
BY DIR. a. nj. MAUKICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
o,,o,o ,ro
One HHndredth Edltion, U,DUU) Is mo-, 7. 23U
1oxr,xp ,,rrr rrruA n,Nn1yc 81 On
4 standard work Of established. reputation, found claSsed
In r aiIn::'' hi inc great lraic Saes IN Se".l orS
Eilairphla. :ni "!cr eits ai Solu D! inc pfinCipa
booksellers III HE nltru Stu'cs IL WAS hrst pupshea IN
lsli, size" which iilnc
rT;,.n M,.n6rnd 1TI,n7uSappd Comics
Nv
have ccn sold, Uf which there were upward, Of
nMc uiINnpCn TuollSANn SeNT ny MAI
oNI "o'oh-p ''ooo"'o os'' w '""Nj
;ciIg the high cSmntIon in which Is held as reliable
popular medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE,
a, IL, ,.;,r ,ov,,.i bis .xc,,sre ,,tont;,n =, tho
.l't A"'n" .'u,J ii, ,nor;.r ~ Gm,I.s II, r.,.c, 20
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, r;;,,' % icrird The nn,prr chnr Ctr causes
=, s;r r",i H. nr,,n"r r,.nr,ii,s for her rnnuuins
The wife .hou becoming mother has often need Of in
srhcl"n ana advice &" he u'.os' i =" nea iuure
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i''n M m 49, ,,rs r,caivI hy thn ,mtI,r fnr hcL
IaH, I ~ ix iI winters IN nubisn will attest
nv =" - :, f.,, , r.n,,.,nIn IN D,,,on o,:o
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Hides !! Hides {!

fCliE Subscriber wishes to buy 2,o00 good
Il Dry Hides. r. II. SULLIVAN.
December S u ~
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Galvanic Batteries & Magnetic Electric

JUST received, and for sale BY
J h.G. 4 r. j. TEAGUE, Druggists.
May 23 If ~
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A BOOK of STRIKING ORIGINALITY an
N GREAT POWER!
Now ready and for Sale by sl Booksellers:
THE HEART OF MABEL WARE.
A ROMANCE
One neat limo. volume Pncs 81 Is

One neat limo volume Pncs ~ -
From n suy notices extract the folowtHg; 49,
me ritst dram tist IN his grouping OF indviduates
srdrvepts phootypis marking every shade OF Character
nj o.opher Ia his studies Il the human heGt poet MS
tcftv hut we'll aimed language Newark Osny Aas
Doxesc romance Of more than ordinary merit ana Dtel
aud psthectrustne more
10 vel dawn character than to startling interest
H.wr urequally but with CLEANS OF senins and now
and then strikes passages Of great beauty OF tooa vita
command Of full OF language III the eN
rression or eoneealuent OF thought or emotion =
49, Boston Evening Gazette.
The author writes with terrible energy aud has woven 20
full absorbing interest," ana wnch
does depend much upon the ncacy Of the plot as uon
a. nd becomes absorbed in that orgets ITSELF led
ca nsiby by the strange thrilling fascination OF the tragic
tor IN. Y. Day Book.
Ne accord to this anonymous writer high place IN
the srhere fictitious composition Many his possess
an intense vitality His pictures often seem 70 glow with e
instead being eoored By He has rare mastery Of terse
and vigorous expression His dramatic power Is equal 70 his
constructive skill Tragedy doubtless his forte on passages
Of sunny beautiful description show thai he Is also ~ nome
anon tie senier et OF humanity II the present WORK
he the fruits of his genius before the public Il announces
higher intellect than has recently been devoted 10 this
branch of literature" IN 4 DAILY troune-
tale by new author The description or the duel aud OF the
fight and pursuit Of the poor cazed woman over the ice
encrusted fields mid.winfer exceedingly wen done
cn feature OF the book consists the Introductory verses
preceding each chapter which quantity ana snea exc
euted.' r.. ,.cys.cN l. D 49,. Wv
No Nass2usf.. New York.
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TOHN A. KYLE's COMPLIMENTARY CON
- CERT the City Assembly Rooms. No 40 Broadway
THIS EVENING, Feb. !.
PROGRAMME.

John A. KYLE's COMPLIMENTARY CON
- CERT at the City Assembly Rooms, No. 4i6 BrOadwy
This EVENING, Feb. !.
PROGRAMME
l. THO This Msscwove Barnet
Miss Maria Bsinerd Messrs Beutler and Allan Irving
Mr.. Beutler.
s. Csvatns-In questo sempee. .DOnize
C.vatns- bslen del soso-from II Trova.ore. Verdi
signor Bsdisli, accompanied by Mr.. Neyerhofer
5. Song D Brsvurs with Flute Obligsto, Happy Bird
Miss Maria s. Branerd and Mr. Kyle.
6. Duo Concertante, Violin and PsnoForte.
Messs. Burke and Hoffman.
7. Scena Ed Aria-Al mic Hberator. Donizetd
a. Solo, Harp-sweet Home; .Aptommas
g. Duetto-Dunque 10 Rossin
Miss Bremen and Six Bada accompanied by Mr. Meyerhofe
Between the parts Mr. Morgan will perform selection Of
music expressly arranged for this OCCASION on the New
Model Hsrmonum.'
PART II.
Miss Brainerd and Sig Badiali
2 Solo, Flute, airs from Lucia and Lucrezis, com
posed and dedicated % John A. Kyle by.''Herr Siede
s. sooRhoae'. Air with vaiis nSas: Rhode
''"s NY '''' Nj Allan Irving
s. Sleghing Song" o, Swift we go, Ger the
Feecy Snow" ComPosed expressly for
and dedicated to Miss Maria s. Brainerd
oy'''''''''''' Nj. R,.ne,i " ''''''
Cavatna-Largo al Fsctoemfrom II Bsbiere. .Rossn
Sig BadaL
l. sone-Down the Burn, Davy Love ................-
Madame PozzonL
g. Duet, Harp and Flute.-L Italie ct Ilande
Messrs. Apommas and Kyle.
Conductors at the Piano Forte Messrs Tmm and Beames
Tickets 81 each-Can be obtained at all the principal
Music Stores, and at DANsKINs Agency No 5l9 Broadway
'' Doors open at g. to commence u o'clock
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A MEXICAN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.

FRANK LESLIES ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER!
Issued Feb 2 will the following SPLENDID En-
CRAVINGS .
Full length Portrait Of Ex-Governor Hunt. BY Elliott
New Line Steamships between Glasgow and New York
The Edinburgh
Opening of Public School No 49, 28hst, NewYork City,
Portrait OF b. NJ. Fowler esq. . -
Sinking Of Staten Island Ferryboat Columbus in N T.
HsfbOr
Scere in Washington ST. Boston, Flowing up the Snow.
Portrait United Sates Senator Robert Toomb OF Georgia
Maine Liquor New nswick Government Officers
Burnt in Efigy at st. Johns. =.
View of the College of Physicians and Surgeons New
York City. ,
View Room with Dr. Delafeld delivering the
Opening Address.
Portrait Of Dr. Edward Deafeld.
Portrait Of Dr. Alexander II. Stevens
Teleuaphs Railroad Care with other Illustrations and 81
the Of the week.
Chess BY an Experienced Editor
Continuation Of the thrilling Romance,
THE LAST OF HIS RACE.
The trade supplied by ROSS, JONES TOUSEf,
No. lo5 Nsfsau-st., N.Y. aud No. % ClaIkest Chicago
For sale at all News DepOfs.
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Mem Publications.


Just Published;
OUR COU SIN, V 0 \ G a
~ Or SCENES AND ADVENTURES OVER THE BLUE RIDGE
By the author of " AmAbel, Family History"
From Cor. Boston Transcript
OF the volumes already issued the present the new
novel from the pen Miss Wormeley, entitled Our Cousin
Veronica perhaps the most noticeable 1t werk evinc
Ing higher art of thought, pureT style,
subeT knowledge of shades of character than almost any
ther contemporary issue There peculiar fascination in Miss
Worpeeys novels which cannot altogether denearsing
though no doubt skul of accessories in her pic
lures BY which their fidelity and vydne inspires the reader
with the belief fact and not invention to which be IL
listening II talent similar TO that Of Defoe and Craobe
Miss Womeleys style snguarly vigorous and graceful II
is womans style at all You look in vain for any OF that
of coorng redundant and pretty eXpeves for
which best of female writers noted Clear strong
nervous and compact for feminine lines OF thought
YOU would pronounce the style of Asa picture Of Viz
GINA life Veronica" undoubtedly fthful its scenes and
incidents are picturesque Tvs characters well conceived and
eourasied-ha fTyell splendid specimen Of noble mar,
One vol limo. III 25
BUNCE BROTHER No 1e6 Nassau-st.
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fine ARTS.

THE OSMOPOLITAN ART-ASsO-
CATION announce a brief postponement of the dis
Intuition of Works from the j OF January TO the zth
OF FEBRUARY NEXT The change in time of distribution IL
made In order receive the Reports Secretaries, which,
ewing the throughout the country and the conse
ouent mails will be delayed ron reaching
the Western Office by the Slst of ia mary.
THE LAST CHANCE TO SUBSCRIBE ,o,
The DISTRIBUTION will positively take place on THUR
DAY EVENING February g. when the entire collection OF
orks OF Art comprising the GENOVA CRUCfFlN,
POWERS'S BUSTS of WASHINGTON and FRANKLIN,
Bronze Stauary and valuable Oil Paintings, will be dis
trbued among The subscribers For the second year subsrp
ton IS ncludiDg any of the S3 Magazines year, de-
yerd free IN this Brooklyn will be received at the
NICKERBOCKER OFFICE, No. Sis Broadway where
Cafalc CUES may be had gratis
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NETWORK FRIDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1855
GREAT BOOK for the TT NJ E s.
"A No; of the Past tut Our Day write and rae' the
Future with ysiJu clear

A GREAT BOOK for the t NJ s.
"A Not of the Past hut Our Day write and trae' the
Future with vision elesrr
Now READY;
LUCY BOSTON;
On, WoMAN'S RIGHTS AND sPIRIrUALIsN
Illustrating the Foles and Decisions Of the 10Th Century
By FRED. FOLIO
Tits j. the Age Of Oddities let loose.-
beautiful limo VOL 40 pp with ten Illustrations BY Co
I'm Cloth, gilt, 81 q
FEW EXrRAcTs FROM NUMEROUS CSIrIcIsNs.
"A ssnee Lucy Boston that the author man
Of excellent wit His biting but not coarse the
weapon he wed of the best Damascus Steel and keen
Toledo blade" Utica Gazette.
IL Possesses hisbv dramatic character abounds
ceent hits 1t will prove eectua antdote to these
deusions than if it had of sober and wesus
tanned argument" Puritan Recorder.
Fred. Is hrewd observer Of the signs Of the times His
book full Of keen satire and capital hits at the bsurdtes Of
sprussm and WomAns Rights If there is not srea; deal
of laughing over it, prophet"
TBos.o. Olive BrsIch.
II Of the books the Get and read it,
Auburn Daily American.
Fred. Is of a brave heart and a deal Of the kind
that won't bend dare such subject and cooy ayns
Woman's Rights and spirtuais thus writes their
eptaph:
Twins In their birth, and il-begot;
Twins in their grayes-there let them rot
II the reader would laugh heartily and wtha pick az much
philosophy and good in pleasant way buy the book
Providence Tribune.
at Possesses many rare excelences which the reader viii
sppreeste.7 IIampden Statesman.
There s de-, of fun in IL which may De enjoyed by
those who believe in Sprtualism and Womsn's Rights"
TELEGRAPH Nashas, y. II.
ALDEN 4 BEARDsLEY, Auburn.
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