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! ne<t month. Al 1r residence three miles north OF
hichmoac and half nile foEa Chester, all my personal
property, consisting IF and lsale eolt If
disposed Of before sale. yesriing colt milk
AM young cattle fsrnin utensils fed of corn,
stack Of hay some household and Kitchen furniture and
other articles toe tedious 20 mention Safe commences
At 10 o'clock .sid day aud teens made known and
due attendance sivsa By
RICHARD r LUPToN.
I'll month 81. 1859. ss--t
LARGE stock Of Window Glass OF ali sizes hes. city
: brand for IL ~
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and make Of every description the
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JOHN II. HATFIELD
june ). 1856. 95:f
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7 = r~. T IL C>vANArsHWe would call attention to
earl this gentleman in another column which
merits the actcI. The Doctor is old
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srer diseases he lveres He brings
s esion from the citizens Of Jackson
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This s also story Of New England life Its scenes have
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L.LEADING ARTICLES: The Absent Psr.Gei The
British War Excitement.
1.-THE NATIONAL REPU BLICAN CONVENTION:
The People In Council Harmony Concord and In.
thusiasm; Freedom for the New Tenitores aud
States.
III. THE NATIONAL KNOw-NOTHING CONyEN-
TION: Letter from Our Special Reporter at Phil
adelphis: COnfusiOn, Anarchy and Rupture; The
Old Platform. Aboished; New One Unsstisf4ctory
Secession OF tie Ultra North aud South.
IVA NEW STORY BY DICnESS Chapters TX,
XI Of Lizzie Dorrit-by Charles Dickens.
TKANsAs AFFAIRS: Documents from Secretary
Marcy, Gov shannon, and Others
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Letter from Our Own Correspondent al Phla'
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Kansas; The Texan Claims; Al Admiral for tue
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mia; Democrats Meeting in Vermont
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IX.MARINE AFFAIRS: Launch Of the United States
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an AmeFieanj Letter from Our own Correspondents
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ~ 1856
r wO NEw BO o k

IT W o NE w B o o X S
on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ?7,
TICKNOR & FIELDS
WILL PusLIsH
RECENT SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES By
CHARLES SUMNER.
Such busy multitudes | fam would see
Stand upon Free SOIL with Peorle free"
In One Volume, lemo 81 y
Many o these Speeches have been extensively circulated in
country and repnbhed in Finland Among them tnat
entitled Freedom National and slavery Sectional" title
which has passed into watcnword
II.
THE ANGEL IN THE HOUsE.-rHE BEtkOAhAb.
H. One Volume, l6mo Price 10 cenis
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ready the eighteenth Edition Of
THE HIDDEN PATH,
~ n

Author If Alone"
"Nfgs fair daughter has given another Of those pctuf
irgs tnAt tell upon the We almost say as g. =
label was weary ard rested Ineend you taught
nest path Of lie may Ierchsuce ather little strength rom the
CONTEMPLATION Bels' gestle faith aud endurance Inefe
i uS1y Hidden Path the dusty highways Of life that
al nneeu they by careless travellers lead at least either
n time or eternity 10 peaceful vale beyond. IL enhances not
little the interest the work know that Grsce Green
wood ppoed original OF Isabel" Ladies' Repository
will every the worthy by the
authors eiort IL exhibits the heshiu sentiment
and beautiful feeling. the truthful simplicity, aud yet
Charming eegsuce the just appreciation OF different
pisses social domestic life. The tale o. American
life and il mo- apily and gracefully wrought"
rs. y. Courier a Enquirer.
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MercnntiIe Lihrnry Assncintion

the pleasure that the Hon EDWAtD
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or WASHINGTON, at the Academy Of Music, on MONDAY
EVENING March g. al O'Clock. Tickets Members, %
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r. H. TIMPSON. Chairman Lee. Com
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No-fb Western Settlement Company, established

NQrth- -Western rettIement Company. esIablsIe1 70
facilitate emigration to the West and enable
difficulties attendant
setl,men In country and az the same time secure i0
,h- own benefit the enhanced value OF the land which the
in locality is to give
Throueh Of this Company lana be obtained
either 10 IOWA, WISCONSIN or MINNESOTA, at the Gov
.umen price 25) acre, OF payment An
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gany, No. lls Nassau-st. . .. --,,...e
public meeting will be held THURSDAY EVENING,
Feb 28 Union Building No l63 BoweIy. full attendance
members particularly requested Of the objects
Of meetg determine the locality OF the trst settle
eB which be made the ensuing Spring aud al who wish
land present improvement should attend this meet
ng and ssy themselves OF the ADVANTAGES 70 be Obtained
tApousb this ORGANIZATION. JAMES MACKEAN President.
THOMAS EDGERLEY, Secretary.
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r Hope Chapel. No. 51S BrOadway.-M MACAULAY.-
Lecture b. delivered Mr.. T. T. NACAULAY Al the
,t,e Chapel on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. n, 1885, al
5.SSr. n., by hR. HUME GREENFIELD.
Ikeis 80 cents Cach To be lid al The principal Hotels and
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fine ARTS.

NEW DRAWING BOOK.-Tbirty beautiful
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The Minppsota Settlement Association, now nun

benng IC3 members will leave Newfok about the loth OF
Ar Each member select his farm of 100 acres and
have about re years pay for at ~ 25 acre They
hold their NEE ngs every WEDNESDAY EVENING al NO.
W. w. WILDE, Secretary.
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N BY MARION HARLASD.
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1t has crested quite sensation IN literary circles and met
with an unusually large sale IL has been reprinted IN England
France ard Germany and has already acquired oT the youth
m authress envable reputation winter OF or1nsy
and genius Alone is novel something after the class OF
shirley and Jane Eyre In many OF IFS chaE aeerscs hu
in6nte superior both those brilliant works OF hco IN
moral Vury and delicacy Of sentiment Less Ahi
f in i's plot and bcke and II not so
euely work ed Up details 70 that pitch OF excitement
which readers Of require, u s
more pleasing those who prefer truthful pictures o NE 10
exssgeIated oyerwTourh descriptions OF human chaa
Ida Rds the heroine Alone, while possessing miacune
VI or and breadth mind retains the decacy AID refinement
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coarseues 'Charey another Of the dramats perSong
oharacierone those creations which live IN the
II emory - r.,,
Marion llsrlaud the author of Alone and the Hidden
Path Is the nom de plume Miss Mary Virginia Hawes OF
Rclc nd Va the daughter Of Samuel T. Hawes esq ma
tive OF Dorchester Mass Mss Hawes consequently though
Of soufLern birth half Yankee by scuon and pchese
which recently furnished wiki the author Of the np hte
may also claim patcrua interest IN the writer OF Alone, one
OF the most promising aud talented female no'elsis N he
eonrtryn Boston Daily Journal.
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4
MRS II. b. STOVES OPINlON.
From a Letter in The Independent OF feb D.
The most complete and thorough work Of This Kind, how
ever IS one entitled Sesbosd Slave States b. M Fred
eric Olmed already known the public by bis Walks snd
Take I'm Fuglsnd' Nj Olusteds book the most thorough
xros OF the economical view Of this subject which has ever
Himself DTactice farmer having visited and
viewed the farming the Old World he set out upon To
srlore the farming Of the Now His style simple, natural
ana traphc; be is far from being carried away by his
wonders at the cauness with
which be will the astounding facts He never hesi
ates 20 admit merit give praise when IS due he hss
not sought fox stimulating aud highly coored accounts OF ~.
apy and cruelty restricted himself 10 the quiet tone OF
o. Who making agricultural and economical survey lie
shows us the sord daily life Of Slavery IN states where
frt for the whites exception and not the rule He shows
n the bare comforess faTnhouses the log cabins,
and lastly the sordd pens, unworthy the OF cabins where
poor whites drag ont degraded comtoes' an
le existence down By the weight OF that system when
entcle and tLen Psusr The book very thorough
and accurate details aud IS written IN style go lively and
with 90 much dramatic incident as 20 hold the attention IKE
work of fiction friend Of Oursa gentleman Of sh tefaFy
having been begued 70 sitting more than
the first half night 70 read H. Every Northern voter
and particularly every Northern farmer ought TO read t book
and what system this TO be spread over all our
Free Territories They will appreciate hon tey never did
before the worth Of the struggle In kensas Certainly one
us reading IL that If Slavery be the means OF
reclaimng negro from heshensm, II certainly makes
HeS"ei e'o''' - DIX 4 EDWARDS,
No. 81 Broadway, No9'-York
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DOES WORKS.--A NEW VOLUME
i VIII be ready week, in one vol, limo prce 81
ARTHUR GORDON PYM,
A ROMANCE OF TIE SEA. WITH STOKES oT HuMos, AND 4
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EDGAR \. POE.
The present volume contains some Of Mr. Poe's most
akae PRODUCTIONS The nautical stoy Of Arthur Gordon
Pym was written early period OF his literary life IS he
Of 6eons and the only exhibition have OF Ls
abilities proiracted and sustained narrative The humorous
In author opinion
his perform and all read
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elusive. ,,-..... g
The publisher has finished the complete collection OF
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wished thus to preserve" . -
Also New Flition of
POES COMPLETE WORKS, -
With Memoir Rufus Wilmot GrsTold ant Noces c. nus
Life and Genius by y. p Wills and J. Il. Lowell.
In vols Price ~ %.
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4 COMPETENT young Womsn wishes TO OBJ
tain si-usfion good PLAIN COOK; would be wiling
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Nmericau Instifute Meohanics' CIub.-The reg

n,ene of The Club will be held the Repository, No 35l
broadway on WEDNESDAY Feb. n, at o'clock p m Sub
eet: The Future Of the Locomotive proposed by A H.
H0LLFY Also The best method of Raising Sunken Yes
sells proposed by L. c. ST. JOHN Of Buffalo Strangers are
always especially welcome. Admission free TO all.