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~ Below our Readers will find som'
of this Reasons urged at the Cincinnati
Convention, why Buchanan should no,
be nominated, as given by a correspond.
ont Of the N. Y. Ereaing Post.
We presume the same reasons will op,
crate to Keep men from voting for him
l. That he commenced public life as 4
federalist, and a champion of the alien
laws of John Adams, which believe is
not disputed;
2. He is reported to have once said in
Wishing ton, th,t if he had one drop of
democratic blood in his veins he would
open them and let it out;
3. In u speech on the sub-treasury
bill in the Senate once. he dropped re-
mark. which was construed by the coun-
try into a declaration of his willingness
TO see the wages of mechanics reduced
to ten cents day. This is quoted to
show that he had not yet p!rged his
heart. if he had his garments, of its
original federalism;
4 1t is urged upon northern delegates
that he had always been the most eioc,le
instrument Of the South in their projects
for the propagation of slavery
!. He sent Romulus NJ Saunders. of
North Carolina. to Spain. with in
structions t. offer one hundred mil
lions of dollars for Cuba, during the
administration of Mr.. Polk. in or
der that tn, ann xation of that
Island. with its slaves, might ac-
company or praceda the organize
ton ofOre5on and other northwest
ern territories. under the restrictions
of the or finance OF 1887 against
slavery;
2. He advocated the Missouri Com
promise, but while the territorial
bills OF $4,000 were und r discus
sion, AMI. at the instance OF the
South, recommended that it should
be r IN to the Pacific. with the view
OF preventing the apple ition OF the
Jeher,onian ordinance 10 any terri
tory soath OF that inc. all of which
it was thus proposed to secure to
slavery;
3. He advised AMI co-operatrd with
the present administration in it,
plans Tor the purchase or conquest
of Cuba, with tn WV Of cxt.n-I,nt
slave territory and swcliu. the
slave representation in Const -.
and in has Ostenl Circular went 50
far as to justify thu United st tas
in Wrestling Cuba ralA Spain hy
force. without whiting Tor pfeteAt
for daelaein; var, on thu .r5ae.st
that 1t, possession MAS necessary u
the security OF Save prop rty in III
Unit:i States,
4. H. has a,owel his willingness to
accept tn territorial policy nj thl
administration ia reference to slag-
cry. with all it, cuorm.ticS, ana Viii
b. wit he always as bnnn. one Q!
toe most plnt ana saryil, iastfa-
ments OF tn south the moment h
is elected He only torbe4rs t.
y 80 by the alive Of friends. ~
te TINT his only hope Of an elac-
ton is b. tn vptsS ofcertain north
ern stats. watch vii not ) pp51t
one wa I'm tn suspect Of IN AZ
ultrai,; Oh that saAJes,.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-Th,

Bulftlo Chr,st,qn Adeoeate I'VE like Mr..
Davis for the moral and benevolent tendencies
Of his character and life. He manufactures
an article known almost universally to be a
good and safe remedy for burns and other
pains OF the body, He is entitled to confidence
and popularity, and so far as we can aid him
in securing the last, for he has the first, we
shall do 50 cheerfully, though we are not ask
ed to notice him outcidc our advertising COL
umns. His Pain Killer should be in every
family. The casualty which demands it,
NAV come unawsre~. 2w3
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS, a Won
Illif, C Houston, Texas. was afflicted for eight
years with seven ulcers in the leg, ikethe keys
of tie. which discharged cnntin ualIy and
rendered his life one of the greatest wrctch9d.
ness ard misery many remedies were tried
in vain, he became worse. at last he had re-
course to Holioway's Ointment and Pills, and
by persevcring with these remedies according
to the printed directions for nine weeks, he
was radically cured. andss now able TO walk
better than ever he was in his life. lw20
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Ma. SuMvER's SPEEcH-One Of the all st
paprs in this countrv-hostile too, to the
Republican p,rty-speaSs thus Of Mr.. Sum
ner's great effort
"Asasp ,cin N IF bold m oral impaachm mt
OF scathing denunciati IN, of grand and alab-
orat' dicti9n. of thrilling illustration, and of
sublime rhetorical eloqu,nce, W. think it is
worthy to rank with the b,st specimens of
Romanor Grecian oratnry. It's potency was
Immediately seen in the scurrllDus and saw
aca rejoinder Of three Administration Sena-
tors
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FARM FOR SALE.

5ssssssSt1,. Situated in BluohiI! l-2 miles from
ss.sFsts,xss the village, on branch road leading
s,s.ssS23fG from the Buehil and Ducksport stage
road Said farm contains about eighty
-es~- acres of good land we'll divided into
moving and pasturing; we'll watered with good
springs and a well. On said farm is one story
house 50 by %, barn 60 by "a, wood house 50 by
l6 all mostly new and in good repair, There is al
so apleuty of fire wood, and about $50 young an.
pie trees mostly grated fruit This farm can ns
bought low aud on reasonable terms. Ii was
fomlly occupied by the subscriber where informs.
ton con be had personally or by letter.
NEWELL OSGoop.
North Bluehill, Me- June 9Th. 1856 lasw
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THE PEOPLES CONVENTION.
RAND r ALLY

An adjourned Meeting of all of those in this
county opposed to the present administration, and
IN favor Of freedom Of SPEECH, and Of the PEEss--
and who are sick of Northern doughljleeism, and
southern slave drivers crashing their whips over
white mems backs and heads in the Hall. Of
Congress, will be held in Ellsworth Wednesday
the 2Gth Of June. Will all tie towns send
full delegations? too many cannot come.
Per order Of Committee.
Ellsworth, June 10th, 1856 pow
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From Or. Lea1h. ,csH kaowH as a Botaaic
Physi 'cho has an e1tenSee Praeace IN
His euy and {, iaity.
Boston, Oct ID, 1913.
DR.. HAYDEN Sir,-So much has been
sid in favor of your justly celebrated Pills,
that | do not link anything that can say
will add to their higd reputation, but if my
name is of any service in their recomm ,nda-
ton, you are at liberty to use the same.
Yours, &c, WILLIAM LEACH,
2w20 No. Is Minot Street.
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MARRIED.

In this village, June l, by A. Prince. Mr.
George klrkby to Miss Mari tia Suminsby,
all OF Ellsworth
In Ea,tport, 10Th ut, Mr. Elisha Cmd TO
Miss Martha a. Black " God both of Pembroke
LIST inst, by X. b. hrke. Esq, Capt. : p.
Cousins of Trenton. Me-, 10 Miss Jane W. Iiar-
ring on, of Passport.
ID inst, by Rev. Samuel Richardson, Mr.
Genlse Smith of Boston, to Miss Julia Ann
VI Jug HIN of Grand Mcnan.
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The National Whigs-which mean another
class of Wings from the straights-hrld a
Meeting in Washington recently, and asrsC d
to postpone further or definite action until
consultation can be had with old line Wings
of Maryland, K.ntucky, NJ Massachusetts,, New
York and tennessee 1t is thought they will
hold a convention late in July.
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Rem, mher Their is to bsa meeting this,
Friday evening, at the rooms over Peters
St,r,, - max, arrans nments Cor a Reading
Room for the Campaign. All opposed to
Border Raiiianism aud this administration,
and in favor Of freedom Of speech and Of the
press, ar requested to be present,
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Money is being raised all over the free states
TO aid he sufferers in Kansas. Col. a. b.
PER-, of sullivan, in this county, beng in
Boston recently, gave a check for $4,000 Tor
the cause. Men are being enrolled in the
western States to march Immediately TO the
scenes Of trouble
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Correspondence.

ouiiiVdn cry, clear over, in the year
OF Governor Wells attack on the Judi.
ciary one, and the second week of the
slaughter of Douglas and Pierce, at the
National Slaughter House, Cincinnati.
DEAR SIR Mr. Fuller is troubled
with a fire in the rear which will pre-
vent his running well if we should get
him nominated to an elective Office this
Fall and we must spike the enemies
guns at all hoard have caused a let
ter to be published in the Bangor Jour.
nal, sra git Vhig,) over his signature
to keep the troublesome Irish from OPEN
ing on his exposed rear. Mr.. Fuller saws
the murder of Heating was bad, very
bad for the party, as it will ALLEVIATE
good many of our blindcst voters, the
Catholic Irish. But Herbert must be
sustained, or we lose the Southern win f.
Of our army which would be fatal. \
| good deal Of engineering must be done
at once-wc must split hairs. deceive
the Irish and cheat our own folks. We
must make no distinction, if there is a
difference. / want you to come ont and
deny the right to erpel a member of the
House for cold bloeted murder, becausc
the Constitution only says: "Eacn House
may determine the rules of its proceed
ings. and may punish its members for
dis"dtriy 5eharaor &c &c. 1t don
say anything about expcllng Southern
men for murder The House can only
expcl naughty Mr. Gid.lings-an aboli-
zionist. ltwoul be quite another thin,
to cXpci Sonthcrner, for they call for
;utta percha rams for M, and it is not
diSorderly to mur,ler a nan--a mere
waiter Then again tell yoIr readers
that Herbert is in the hand, of the law
and is under the heavy boni Of thous-
and dollars for his appearance for trial.
Now Why should Mr.. Fuller refuse to
a. c.a,- with his fellow democrat, whom
the nan litc is oaly worth 4 thousand
dollars, the price Of a cool negros
JouS iIeBBs. the PlLor.
MR. E5tT5E i Yiy,l = acInJwl 1 :,
r'a9a va, The r'e4ipt ia liher.l Prs n,
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N0tice Of Foreclosure.

Andrew Brown, by his deed of Mortgage dated
April II, 1854 and recorded at Hancock County
Rcgistry Vol, 80 page Isl, having conveyed to
me the premise in Castine, where ne now lives,
and the condition of said mortgage having been
broken, | claim to have the same forclosed
JOSHUA H. MOVES
By c. j. ABBOTT. hi. At.'v
CASTING. May ssth, 1856 lp2w,
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Mr. Crittenden has submitted Resolution
iii the [. 5. Senate requesting the President
to scnd G enl Scott into Kansas 18th Il view
10 the restoration of peace.
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We are indebted to Hodgmap. Carr & Cos
Express. for copies ofBoston papers in advance
of the mail.
M Sumner 10 slowly recoy ering
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"A Few MORE LETT Devine's Compound
Pitch Lozengs continue in the mart. They
are the most pleasant and surent remedy for
coughs, COLDS and pulmonary complaints cyer
compounded. Sold by all druggists.
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THESE PILLS Py1IFY THE BLOOD.

ftes- f. naUs Pa, A. s='9 r.f'eoej Ia opetafs
the -tu;:!tzt. ia: lYrr ih+ it toEs iA.+ tn:
,ki. ur II =ea.' e"fesf -Hy d=rdts-t3s..i trfr
iuuctina+ pIr,tei tie 4t,h very fui,ta i!e,
and thus cQ3u.s setsas =, ell GarI's.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
may BE found the celebrated
Mer7can Mustang Linimen',

TOWNSENp'S RlOR~f'S, WAREEN'S
Ieileyes and Shakers syrup 1li Sat5Apirtit Heas-
ers Ganksf aud Salt heum rup Brosn's E4sec, oi
ON ger James XPecju.s Aosatiy. and Sonic &er'n,.
fuge AYERS Ghctry Peetpra Veg, PuinI,hary Balsra;
Dwas' Ri sir for lung trcuies, lufe Cod Liver o..
Hi OIL and LINE, cure FOR tioa ift1:rl.
III season: G&yecnded Btters iog nispcpia. t.ig Jeei
article before the pGbc. a.i iftGk'1 IN
som olnls JunisoH's Linimeat Hardy 3 Family
ciies aud IiniHeHt Curtis Il Perkins Cramp amt Para
hilrr and Mrs HIrsiews Soothing Syrup DR. >tehGa
and Pafs .aaadire Btters and Fife lliad Naseta6.
Bjtt-fst and 40 m3taNe BrspdetliS l!hit.
Anders"s Phelps Indian Dspeptc a,I iii. Vegetable
PIs C"strs IA sxierintnitpr sur1 !aiil il4ir Uyr
Hair Ot!s i3,s!es typsrion Fund SpiiH,ss Castor
Oh and Hotei:iEfy; tal.n q Columbia Balm ~ tnJa
sand lowers. for frccs ~. fmpies &c. IL
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A large Nun buoy La, been place on Spring
ppAt Lyo.-, at tue eutta4co Of Poit.4a1 ia. boz ,
instead ii TIE ar tuoy, Hit.csto tat ledge.
III Aur 10y i, painted b!aee aa4 is numbered l.
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ClDO0SES,
iE.n,i>s!.S! Es4aSISSls !,
RI NhS! TRUNKS: 2!

TIA undersigned thaaI-
full for past iagors, respect
fully Informs his old Cas-.
toIugrs and all others in
want e Harnesses, that at
lis saep ~ .Maia st. near
ly opposite tue Ellsworth
llause at t,le sign Of the
Biz c o l. l. A L 4 y y
I +; L y X caA always he
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found a camPlto assortment Of Harnesses consist
in; OF best silver l.ate Brass .Iapaaed and pottsl
Trimmings. n.a&e from the best d OAK tanned
leather, iti4ins saddles and brushes OF various
ki.is sul prices, iialtcfs Of every kind and
quality gosler with u! articles in that branch
Of t.ado,
NYaT0CK OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCI3lLlD,
sage lashes Of the best kind in use, saidleta
SIX KEY; Expressly iYr the ladies', Chamois sains
fer ei ars.u, silver AID Brittany ware, Tlr.as cf
.tl kinds CONSISTING of best Seats Leather and
R4-scta pgrbles, Portfolio, Dress Bay top and
Hos:e Tfl'lks 81 Kinds Of Trunks msso to o.der
IT Very anpat n4tice. }ali-es and Tavelias Bags
all lu.s nd s4s, Curry Combs and Horse
E.u$ics .etber wt.h eycyy ether -r.iclo Usually
- .: in such Establishments.
lIs.racs eleaased ana oiled at short notice.
Cash pa;.i ja4 lilies and Caif sims.
III of the above articles viii be sold at fair
~ ees hy HENRY ROLLIANS.
Ellsworth, Juno tth, isjo. letf
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Ready Made Camas

r INSTANTLY on hand and FOX sale by
~ 20tf w. ". ROGLRS.
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TAKE NOTifE.

q LII persons having demands against nj are
~ requested TO present them im,nediatcly
soou. n n .Yoon P''r
a." 's'"' ''ne II, lsas 9ntf
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ArrERN ON SESSION.

A resolution plcAsin, all II, consti-
tutional power. Of tho government u the
construction Of I railroad to the Pacific,
was d1ptad-yaas POS, nays So.
On tho LIST ballot for Vice President
Breckenbrid ,e Of Ky. received 50. Qlit-
man, SO, Boyd, 33, Fitzpatrick II,
Brown, %, Hcrschcl johnson. 81, Rlsk
.. Raya,d 81, Polk, of Maine, q 5,
John G. Dobbin. 49,
Mr. JohnC. Breckenridge, was nomi-
nated for Vice President on the 2l ballot,
receivin, the unanimous vote of the
Convention.
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Special Nei,;ca.

All persons indebted to the late firm 9. Youn~
Jordan or to II. B. Jscdan, eithor.by note or
account are specially requested to call and settle
"i,nin ,hifty aays from this date, NJ all demands
lays given, II n .IoRI5 IN ee
Ellsworth, June lath 1856. aotf
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ROTATE NOTICES.
To the Hon. Judge Of Probate OF the
County of Hancock

Represent. Timothy Crosby, Of Baagor in tie
County If perobsclt and ktGte Of Maine, gar
dian Of Albert G. Ellis john 5. Ellis, Sarsh :.
Ellis and Manning Ellis, late Of Brooksyille, in
said county Of Hancock deceased; thst the said
minor children are seized and possessed Of two un
divided third pnrts fsubjeet to thu widow sdoweD
of the following described real estate, in said
Brookayille, to wit: The homestead lot Of said
deceased With the buildings thereon. Meaning
the same premises which We're occupied by said
deceased with his family at the time Of his de-
cease; that it is necessary for the support CT
said minor children and for the expenses Of
guardianship and will be for their benefit that
said real estate shonll DC disposed of, THAT an
advaagnteous offer has been made TO me by Amos
Colt Of BFooksyillc, for said real estate Of tie
samo three hundred and even dollars and ton
conts, and that tits for the interest of all con-
cernod that said oaer should be accepted.
TIMOTHY CROSBY, Gard,
Bangor, ipiil %, 1886.
At Court cf Probate held at Buck
sport within aud for the County of Han
cock on the first Wednesday Of My
in the year of our Lord eighteen hum
bred and dfty six.
On the foregoing petition, Ordered THAT tie
Petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy Of the petition and order Of court
thereon, t. be Published three weeks successfully
III the Ellsworth neriean before the first Wednes-
dar Of July next that they may then appear at a
Probate court to be held at Bnehili in said county
and sels cause if any they have, Why the prayer
of sad petition she uld not be- granted.
p RE TucE, judge,
attas-. W rRrg NIyo Register.
true copy % the petition and order Of court
thereon, ATTEST, WARREN King, Register. l32w
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>uSDAI, aa0 ,.
Cs.s-ser, iluoge, { Izle.
C4.H4tED
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SheriT's Sale.

J. Il. REl).l,i M, 5horiT.
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l,o esas,.. ,ly - head a coed as f.zaant IF
u ! :.0.}hS x E.RAfi.s4s :.

PERKINS 4. JOY.
Ellsworth June 18th, l,jC. 20tf
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y I5IAI4ls 7 Z N, j Ut-N.
a true copy attest WARtES King. Register.
3wlSp
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Attost, W FIRES NtyG Register
true copy Of the petition and order Of court
thereon, Attest, WARREN King, Register. lS2w.
The daily union., 1856-01-24
COZ RICHARpsoN's wITaDRAwAL

Al the opening Of the session Of the House OF Represent
ayes on yesterday Col RchArdson announced the unoon
donel withdrawal Of hs in the following appropr.
ate remarks:
Mr. RICHARDSON. Mr.. Clerk, desire 10 announce 10
this House and the country that after to-day my name will
be Internationally Withdrawn from the pending canvass
for the speakershp, and the fact Ia advance
that my friends and those who have voted for me hereo-
fore may determine what under the circumstances Is
their duty 10 DO. have been sensible have doubt
the eountry has that no contingency could happen 10
place in the Speakers chair Sir have never desired
election S6 it il with pleasure and pride has with
out hope have stood at the head OF my friends in the
face OF sweeping fire Ii Is said be the exhibition Of
the highest herosn 10 lead troops up fire which thsy
cannot return and who know while fighting that there is
hope Of victory Sir have presented the evidence
10 our political friends that there hope for
and we have marched hundred and twenty-five times
up TO the re OF Zoe two 10 one; and while have
not won the field, they have not becn victorious
Mr. Clerk, am sincerely desirous to the House
gapized II has been ntimated here elsewhere that
my name stood in the Of organization desire 10
relieve the House. and would IL possible TO do
SO by unconditional Withdrawal of my Gente-
men who have acted with will bear testimony to the
declaration that the position have occupied is of my
seeking; that il is from which have again and
again, endeavored 10 retire. They have fit 10
tinue me in the position where they placed ct the be-
ginning Of this session Of Congress In the vain hope that
by this announcement may enable, far can, the
House 10 organize and proceed 10 the discharge Of the bus
iaess that imposed upon IL deemed IL my duty TO sub
NIT these remarks.
hope this may lead to a speedy organization.
fear that discord will still reign in this hail. and that his
tory will record the fact evidence against ability
for sci-government
The daily union., 1856-01-24
NOMINATION on Hos. JAAfrs ]. oRR.

II win be from the proceedings below that aer the
withdrawal Of Col Richardson yesterday the Hon. James
L. Orr, Of South Carolina, nominated the demo
cratic candidate OF the high qualifications OF Mr. Orr for
the station 90 which he has been nominated IL Is wholly
unnecessary for as 70 speak We have seen him often pre-
siding in Committee Of the Whole when but the
most accomplished paramentaran could have sustained
himself aud him, the most trying
OCCASIONS when be did the willing pauds Of
all We need scarcely add that he is distinguished for
the eoure, and sme of his be possesses that
cool selEposession and dignied frmness which
sentisl in efficient presiding officer AS statesman,
Mr., Orr belongs the school Of national to whom
the rights and interests Of every section guaranteed by
the constitution are alike dar lie deserved richly the
compliment bestowed upon him. and the public Interests
would be sgnalIy promoted il be should be elected The
following the proceedings Of the BY which be
nominated
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
AT meeting OF democratic members Of Congress In the
offered by the Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia. adopted
Rs.oleed That adhering the principles By
the democratic that nominated Ar. Richardson
hereby nominate for the office Of Speaker Of the present
House Of Representatives the Hon. James L. Orr Of South
Carolina.
GEO. W. JONES, Chairman
W'H ynoii hEssIs. ESsrs.u Secretaries.
The daily union., 1856-01-24
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.


We have received the January number Of this most
celent magazine from which gather the exceedingly
gratifying intelligence that generous patronage has
promptly forward responsive its publishers appeal ant
have given such Of their approval viii 10
iis continuance The present number comes out ID
entirely dress sEd reduced in sze but, think
has gained n nestnes convenience and beauty more thar
II has lost in size
The Messenger has always been conducted with marked
ability and Judgment and s entitled TO the liberal
patronage BY all friends Of American teraiure but NOR,
especially IL Il eatcd 70 the support Of the friends Of let
ers in the South The editorial chair Is now occupied by
j. r. Thompson, esq gentleman Of finished education
and hieby-cultivaed taste and in every way qualified
maintain ia former character The table of contents o
the present number Il as follows
81. Africa 10 America.
80. Under the Grassland Oaks.
90. The Pased Heart.
"a. The Winds Of Childhood.
=" s. Hoped Dres.es
"G The Mountain Prospects near Jocasee South Caro-.
Gns.
-. The Mariner of the Loire, Part second
"s. Cousin Cora
80. Luigi Cane.
'l0. The Advent Of the Cholera
"ll. sounet BY Paul II. Hsyne.
" ~ Moth and soath Caroha Colleges.
'l3. Editors Table.
H. Notices 81 New works: Cyeopela of American Lit
efatuTe-hmic LifsEditb Allenvirnnia Couven,ion Of
H'0-lhsh Literature Address of W. Gilmore simms-
-Thackersys Balsds-Poems BY Alton" &C.