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A. z, STUNE,
L. G.. VAN SLYKE.
WM. DENNISON, JR.,
o. FOLLETT,
]. H. COULTER.
State Central Committee.
Columbus, AprI %, 1856, I'd.

WIscoNsIN.--The contest growing out Of the
'Gubernatorial election in this State has been
finally terminated, and BashfOrd the Republi-
can candidate (who was for months kept out of
his seat by one Of the most stupendOus frauds
ever heard of in the history Of electionsl is
now discharging the duties OF the Executive Of.
fce, and is recognized by all departments Of
the government and all classes of people as the
legally elected Governor of the State. After
the usurper BarstOw bad been forced to resign,
the Lieut., Governor claimed the right to sxer-
else the :ho functions of Chief Magistrate, but
he has finally relinquished the claim to do 80
and returned to the discharge of the duties Of
the Office to which he was elected. The House.
at first refused to acknoWled Governor Bsshford
but has finally done so.
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the fund. out Of which the expenses and com.
PenssIiOn Of such successor in Office shall b,
paid
April 8, 1856.
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of Tie House Of RePrsseAtatiuss.
TH0S. H. FORD.
Prssident Of tie Senate.
No. l39. AN ACI.
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It has been calculated by Bac'e . th The
waves of the sea travel at the raIs Of six sne
a kali miles miAuS.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.-LOUDoN -. c. ARBO-
return ct FIuticeum Dr,annicuin; or the Trees and
Shrubs of Britain pctorav and botabicay delincated
and scientifically and popularity described vols four of
letter press and four of plates, SvO.
National Cycol adia of Useful knowledge. Being Cy-
clol 9a of Alphabetical Reference for every subject of hui
inquiry; embracing Ancient aud Modern Literature
History Civil and Eccesiastca Chronology; Biography
Geography and Topography Law and Gov Social
Economy Philosophy; Mathematics; Physical Sciences
Chemistry; Geology and Mneralogy; Zoology Botany ;
Medicine; Surgery and Auatomy Agriculture; Arts, Man
uactures and Trade Arch ,ec'ure Painting and Engra
An EncycoI cda of Architecture CaIpentery and Build
ing from the earliest ages to the present time. by Peter
Nicholson First American edition, with large aditic- by
LoiaX and Gunyon, architects Illustrated with 81 I re
steel ergravngs. Two vols large 4to DUST publish,
Neatly half bound in Russia
This invaluable work, for the first time published in
the United States contains mine usefll practical inior
nation interesting ard valuable alike to the architect the
builder, the working man and the general reader.
Elegantly Illustrated STANDARD Works.
The Moore Gallery Series of As elegant steel engra-
wings of Female Figures and Landscapes illustrating Moores
Poems, with Prose and Poctcal Descriptions. vol 4to
Muores Complete Juecal Works, with Notes and Life.
Illustrated with as superb steel engravings. vol royal
vo. best antique NOR The best edition published.
The Byron Gallery Series of fifty highly finished steel
engravings of Female Figures, Landscapes &c. lustra
ting Byrons Poems with Prose and Poetca Descriptions
l vol. ito
Byrons Complete Poetical Works. with copious Notes.
illustrated with SO elegant steel plates. Royal Svo.
For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
n. G. Bookstore
Raleigh, Nov. G. 1856. l0l-
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THO THE TURPENTINE MAKERS OF n
u & s. CAROGINA.-The s,lhscrihrrs harin =.
January 8, 1855.
Trustees Sale.


NV AXE COUNTY, N. C.-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ deed OF trust to me executed by William j. Clarke
dated 18th of December 1895. registered in Book XX DID,
79, 1872, records of Wake COUNTY and fur t,r nno ra
therein specified hereby offer for sale one lot on Newbr
ST. in the City of Raleigh purchased by the said Clarke Of
the Clerk and Master in Equity Wake County at sale
under decree OF the Court of Equity for partition he
tween the heirs OF John c. Stedman deceased together
with the buildings and appurtenanccs thelrnio belong
ngthe same being formerly the residence of the said
William Clarke. The lot contains an acre in hoI cu!
uvation, Is Tree from nut grass, many bearing
ru trees and Is situated directly opposite the Bank Of
the State and the episcopal Church said City, and is
about one hundred yards of the gate of the Capt.
ol Square Repairs to the of SlO have been re-
Gently put upon the buildings four in number including
oWeinIg mousse with six rooms office kitchens etc
Also by virtue of the deed and for the benefit of
all concerned, offer for sale valuable tract OF land thirty
two acres upon Neuse river, in the county Wake with
the buildings thereon, known the Nelse River Oil Mills
Price 0ou The mill seat sold fifteen years ago to Clarke
ana Jefeys Tor 81 O0h. Since that time entirely new
Saw and Oil Mill, with press hncrs, heaters ha;ien.n-
null and jumpers and DAM have been erected and
added thereto This property lately appraised at S.
The object of these sales being mainly change of invest
ment am authorized upon the money being safely
ured 10 ct go upon liberal credit To disposed
TO locate IN Wake and engage in lucrative business the
present Is rare opportunity for securing residence
and business stand in populous country ncborood.
They VIII be sold together separately, and the title
ranted
EDWARD CANTWELL,
Trustee.
Raleigh, July a5, 1885, sw,r-72.
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& TRUST SALE -
Of Magnolia salt sulphur Spring and Farm
= - and other Estates ss-,sSE

rry v1R ri IN 4 DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
Is by David Jordan to me the benefit Of his creditors
generally and duly recorded IN ne GeSk vnGe &c. q Fo
day of December next Public Auction on the Premises
the we'll known MAGNOLIA FARM" containing 1s41
situated the Norfolk and Petersburg and the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroads. and accessible to BOTH
but Saaaeatezy ON the latter thirteen miles from Ports
mouth and four from Suffolk. Also ninety acres OF Wood
land nearly adjoining. .
On the first named piece of Land is the Justly celebrated
"MAGNOLIA SALT SULPHUR SPRING, !" Analysed by
of the first Chemists of the country and whcn ana
said to develop the most and valuable
and other mineral properties of any Water either IN this
country Europe and its efficacy in many CHROME apa
other diseases and its unusually healthy location should
attract Capitalists merits Of this property Tor an ex
tensive Eastern Watering Place.
The Proprietor that the sales of the Alone
rounding counties have Been worth 1OO per year. and he
thinks by little enterprise they may reach an IN
short time that will be of more Importance han all oner
considerations =,
The Land is rich in vegetable matter and underiayed
with rich decomposed shell arz reaching in some places
within half feet Of the surface and the Farm
would make one of the best Trucking Farms in the county,
rom the fact of its fertility and easy access TO
The improvements will accommodate seyenty-hve visl
tors good ORDER together with all necessary out
buildings The whole improvements cost at least 5000
Also at the time and place. will be sold all the FUR
NruRE of every kind lately used in the Hotel ana Cot
tages of the place. together with all other chae
to-wt: Corn Farming Implements &c, &c Also Negro
Woman. good cook and washer anu fkey Doy' h''ee
years old. 80 .;,
ORDER any further particulars apply to David Jor
the premises, the subscriber III Suffolk, va. oaie
positive.
The title is believed to be good but selling as Trustee
shall only give Deed with special warranty.
TERNs-The Farm and Land opehaf at six months and
the other half at twelve months, with interest from date,
to be satisfactorily secured the Trustee The Negroes
cash and the chatte estate at three months with interest
from date Bond and good security for all sums over $685.
that and under, cash.
Suffolk Va, Oct. l5 1856. Ss-swtd.
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1900 Acres of Land for Sale.

r WILL SELL FROM ONE TO THIRTEEN HUN
II DRED Acres of Cape Fear River Land lying twelve
miles above Fayetteville the East side of the River
There about Two Hundred Acres of cleared Land in
fine condition The aforesaid Land is inferior to ary in
this section of the country and is offered lower than any
such land be bought for in this any of the neghbo
ing countcs-as am determined to sell. The choice of
three very healthy and desirable sandh places for resi-
dence can be made from to and half miles from
the Pantat"n-one of these contains 200 of Pine
Land with good two-story dwelling and all necessary
task of turpentne boxes and without improve
mens third tract contains So acres fine choice ridge
land partially improved The neghborhood is very good
and the situation healthy pleasant and altogether esa
be, The Northern Plank Road through each of the
sandh tracts and the plantation or river land has the
advantage OF choice cow and hog range. Address,
NELL McDUGALD,
Kyle's Landing. Cumberland Co., N c.
Sept. 16, 1856. 9O-sw3m
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III AND FOR Satellite SUBSCRIBER HAV-
IL ING determined to remove the West offers for sale
his valuable tract Of land lying ten miles West of Raleigh
1888 acres of which about $50 acres are open and
of cultivation There the premises good dwelling
house. with all necessary outuseS embracing Stables cot
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 l2 cleared
and the remainder is well tmbercd with oak and pine.
will sell the above land either entire in portions to
suit purchasers moderate terms and will receive in
subscriber the premises OF, if by letter, direct to Rail
eigh, N C. THOMAS YOUNG.
September Is, 1885, 6-swtt.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

an SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81 1856, WILL BE
" sold at public SALE 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 dweng-also large and COM
modious barns, cottongin and and all her
cessary buildings
Also at the time. will be sold about $50 bales of
cotton IL or 1"Oo barrels of and many other articles
Ierns-Ihe land will be sold ON credit of one two
and three years. The other property credit of six
months. Bonds and approved sureties required.
BY order Of the Representatives of
ELIAS BARNES, dec.
Oct 1S 1856. 96-td.
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X e MOVAL.

NOTICE.
a 81 HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH, 1
now offer my valuable tract Of land for SALE contain
ing four Hundred Acres which about one hundred and
MY acres are III fine state of cultivation. The balance is
well wooded and good arabic land
Said land has it frst-rate dwelling house all ne
cessary out houses and fine we'll of water in the yard
hne orchard OF apples and peaches of every kind.
Said land lies miles southeast Of Raleigh between
the Wilmington and Newbern Roads, in 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 10, 1856. 79-tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Tu0HE UNDERSIGNED Is Now PREPARED TO
furnish all kinds of machinery his line of the
latest and most improved styles wit Mill gearing;
solid matter and skeleton spur wheels and trundes cir
euar mills compete thrashing machines from TWO
thrasher; Single machines; machines, warranted
equal all kinds of turning PI"w I;sd SUBJ
Tobacco Presses repairing brass taps mill screws. Gum
ming and Strengthening Circular avs &C. He thinks his
been offered to the public With fifteen years practical
experience he atters himself that he competent to finish
asks is trial to satisfy his All 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.
His address, Milton, N G. his foundry and Shops four
miles South of that place.
n B. The price of his smut machine is $ Mt the shop
his horse thrashng machng worth $l35 all other
work as low cen be afforded ~
= - J.J YARBROUGH.
June 9Th, 1886. 53essy6m.
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Western
The above made from Mitchc's latest Maps and al
FIFTH THOUSAND.
We constantly receiving orders ard recommendations
various parts of the United Sat>s and in
for them, for Schools and District libraries well
from the trade.
They neatly put up in book FORM and will be found
be instructive we'll amusing for old and young
The effort required to put them together without the key
zap (Which should not be referred to- will serve to nae
N impress tile mind The relative locality of the States,
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
Better for children than bustiel of the diSSected pic
gotten up merely for amusement. child will never
ire Of these maps and while he amusing himself he will
re insensiby acquiring knowledge OF the geography of
They combine with amusement, and adj
mrby calculated TO impress the mind OF the young,
the locality Of the different parts of their Country
They make study attractive ard young person will learn
more Il single hours with these maps, than
in hours Of hard study Of the ordinary ones
You cannot teach geography in any way etiecualy
by setting the pupil to construct the map from these dis
Exceeding valuable in impartng novelty and interest to
a useful study. Troy Times.
agreeable continuance for blending with
instruction. 1rl6une.
In putting these maps together which children delight to
do they will learn geography without master and keep
Every family should possess this series of maps tina, the
younger members protaby while away their leisure
Roche ter Jnion
An ingenious device, for teaching geography:
Physic and geography were equally ds;a,efn in our
youthful days but sugar coated pills have induced children
for the first and assert that the inCc
NOUS of this idea have rendered the second
attractive ldn&ee Blade.
a valuable acquisition TO private library.
Presbyterian.
Booksellers and Others will find the Dssecied Maps tc
Command ready sale especially of the United States, and
the of the series that contains their State.
MERRIAM, MOORE Il Co.
Troy, y. Y.
For sale by ii. d. TURNER.
Raleigh, Nov. C, 1856. lul-
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S. BABCOCK, Dentist,

(0ce ocer d. e. Xu'ruys Store, nearly opposite the p o.
NNOITLD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITI-
w ZENS Of Raleigh and vicinity that he has opened
office at the abovenamcd place. where he will be pre-
pared at all times to perform all operations pertaining to
entistry in satisfactory reasonable charges
Particular attention given to filling and preserving the
ural teeth Also, to the regulation of childrens teeth
or in scttS with artificial aud continuous gums in cases
where required.
Nov Is, lSJ6. 1OS-
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Land and Real Estate Agency.
j. A. NJ NNING.j

IHNIIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVF TO OFFER HIS
SERVICES 10 the pubcas Land Agent, Surveyor Drafts.
man, ard Dealer in Land Warrants
He will attend promptly buying and selling real es-
tate collecting debts paying taxes, buying selling and To-
eating land warrants and to all business pertaining
Geneoa Land Agency.
REFEREScEs.-Col. Z. c. McCarty Col ]. j. Clarkson J.
d. Henderson, Ieavenworh City j. C. Doushterty r. B.
Nov. Is, 1856 1Oi-em
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-. I
- County.-ln Equity.-Barbara Brllcy James A.
Brown, Executor to the Estate of Irwin 8riley.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that James A. Brown the defendant, is not resident of
this State 1t ordered by the Court that publication be
made successive weeks in tbs NorthC arona STAN
dard for said James A. Brown to make his personal APP
pearancc the Of this Court to be holden at the
Court House in Greenvie the first Monday in March
next Judgment, pro coyesso, will be taken to him. and
heard accordingly.
Witness Goold Hoyt, Clerk and Master in Equity for
Pitt County. GOOLD HOYT G. NJ. E.
Ser :. %, 1885, ll5l- wtw
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THE NORTH RoIlNA

i IN. THE ANNUAL MEETING oFtlHE NoRTHcAR-
9as Mutual on he sh
s. =, - 80 pIREcToRs: $50 ass.s- !.
/ Henry D. Turner, Raleigh. s. = =; 5.E s. -
I E Williams, do. .,s7sssss aess 'ssssy
8. " " Ell B aatehing. d. e.:
| James +. Jordan. do - = u :
!: q James H.. Towles. do. -, - r r.,
James lame y. Hoy " Washington
! Joshua G.: Wright, Wilmington.
W. W. Griffin, Elizabeth City.
w: i: isnitis, %ss5Essssoro.
Q. F. Long. Hillsboro.
Joseph White Arson County.
Josh. Boner, Salem,
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
H. D. Turner. Vce President.
john G. Partridge, Secretary.
J: Hersman, General Agent
). i; SslSy, Executive oensnsissos
This Company has been in successful operation over
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes of pro-
perry in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne bis
property amounting to large portion which
IS Country risks and its present capital is Seven Hun.
The cost Of npon the yan Cora
has al been less than third of cent
o an shoa BE-
n,;, -, :, 1872 JIG. PARTRIDGE, sso'y
Raleigh, June IT, 1855. S.
NORTH &c CAROLINA MUTUAL LAFE IN
IA SURANCE COMPANY, Oficeb Raleigh, N. e This
Company lnsures the lives of individuals year.
OF for life MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits of the, Company For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the pre-
MUM therefor amounts to ss note may be given for
hal the amount OF the premium bearing interest per
cent without guaranty.
The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid
present great inducements such are disposed
sure
SLAVES insured for term of from one to five years.
for twohirds their value.
All losses paid within 80 days satisfactory proc
Is presented.
DIRECTORS.
CH ca. Il 4 E. JOHNSON, WM W HOLDEN,
9 9 \! ,l BusnnE' y WV H. JONES,
WV. II. MCKEE, s,EAroN GALES
CHARLES H. RooT.
OFFICERS.
DIR. CHARLES T. JOHNSON Pre~to.at
WILLIAM D. HAYWOOD, lice President.
JOHN IL WILLIAMS Setr.taIy,
WILLIAM H. JONES Treasurer,
G Gu, + !; J % son, NJ b Mt,liesl
E S!ih ii.s MOOD Nj NJ 3 a z"s
y S:, ": 'i 5: &c.,, Hs's ~;s:. Con"
For further information the public are referred to the
at the Office of the Company or any Gifts Agencies
Communications should be addressed, post paid to
JOHN Il. WILLIAMS, SecretarH
july ~, 1902 TO-
VIOR SALE 4 DESIRABLE COUNTRY HOME on
IL the Hisborcugh road. about So miles from Raleigh
within five minutc Is walk of the Central Railroad. There
are 81 OF land part of it valuable meadow and part
woodland.
There young orchard containing several hundred of
the choicest fruit trees apricots pus peaches and cher
res and there is besides apple and peach orchard
old numbering 800 trees There also excellent
vineyard.
The house contains four and is situated in pleas.
ant grove, commanding fine view. There Spring of
| excellent water
to wishing TO raise fruit and vegetables for the Will
mngon and Raleigh markets. tn place offers great
ciliticS The being absent, DESTROYS
| chasing may apply to the subscriber
| ALBERT SMEDES
October 20 90 s,rsI
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LARGE SALE
VALUABLE NEGROES.

VALUABLE NEGROES.
Nm MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER
next the subscriber will offer for sale auction at the
Town OF Halifax North Carolina, from ''-
200 to 800 Valuable Negroes.
consisting of Field Hands and Mechanics with their
lies. .
The said Negroes have been the of
the Roanoke and will be offered for sale in Families The
place of sale is on the neof the Wilmington & Weldon
daily. - = ~
The sale will be for Cash. but upon satisfactory security
time WIN readily be given to make pecuniary
Letters addressed to the subscriber at Raleigh will
celve prompt attention r. P. DEVEREUX.
Raleigh, Sept 10, 1856. ss-sw6t.
"A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! HAVE
a recently obtained possession of the magnificent pic
tnre representing the deathbed venerable John
Wesley This large and imposing picture was painted by
Copeland Esq expressly for exhibition and sold by
him some time ago G. D. Weekly from whom have OBJ
tanned it. now offer it for sale reasonable terms
and feel assured that proper could by exhibiting it
realize handsome of money The picture is about 10
by feet in and represents the great founder
OF Methodsm few moments before his DEATH surrounded
by eighteen twenty of his distinguished friends
and followers all as large m Forparculars address,
GEORGE FISHER,
Oct ., 1863. $50 ss-sm. :
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NORTH-CAROLINA BONDS.

OFFICE OF THE Atlantic & N C. R. R. Co.
NEwBERN, April 10, 1856.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS. $500 4
" $1,000 can be obtained from Pulaski Cowper ESQ.,
of said Bonds in the CITY of Raleigh
JOHN D. WHITFORD,
, Prest. At and N. C. r. R. Co.
April 29, 1885, 46Nf
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June 5th. 1856.
MASONIC,

XXTHE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND REPRESEN
of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina are
hereby informed that the Annual this
Masonic body will be held in this City Monday evening
the first of December next o'clock for the transaction
of business.
Officers of the Subordinate Lodges requested to at
tend in person. proper representatives to be
pointed conformity with the Constitution and general
regulations of the Grand Lodge.
:. : : VIM f Balm Grand Secretary
Raleigh N c., October 18th, 1856. 95-td.
t3y Register and Signal please copy
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CONSTANT AKRIVALS.-WE ARE RECEIV-
~ ING daily, by Express accessons to our now large
ard attractive stock of Ready-Made Clothing.
The increasing demand at this its first
tabshment in lS4 is evidence that there hunbug
in the Goods we SELL and have this season prepared
larger and better selection We think than has before
been exhibited in this CITY,
We have now a most complete assortment of the finest
Dress Goods for gentlemen warranted to fit in style UNI
equalled by the best Merchant Tailors.
Visitors to the City respectfully invited to call and
examine. w: H. WILLIAMS, Agent,
at the old stand of L. L. Harding's.
October 9, 1856 9se6t.
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To the Citizens, in and near Earpsboro'; and
to the Public generally.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUALIFIED AS
Executor of the last will &c, of Noree Perry and
Harrod Perry the last County Court of Franklin hereby
gives notice to those indebted to the of the
said Noreet and HarOd forward nav up and
those claims against either of them present them
to the underS gned
FuRTHER.-Al persons forewarned settling their
Indebtedness TO either of the parties above named except
witt the undersigned, some appointed by him, IN
writing JACOB II. COOLEY
Nov. A. 1856. lO3-sw3t
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Office of the Viii. & Weldon IL. II. Co.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 81, 1886.
FUNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLM
Il ers of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company
will be held in the of Wilmington Thursday the
18th of November. JAMES s. GREEN, Sec'N
October 81, 1856. 1OO--tm.
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w ALUABLE BOOhS.-RECENTLY PUBLISH-
v ED.-Sermons for the people, by F. D. Huntington,
D. D.
Sin, Redemption by Rev. D. n Sheldon, b. D.
The Life of the Rev. Spencer H. Cone.
Contributions to Literature, by Samuel Gilman D. D.
business by Freeman Hunt Editor of 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 of the
designed for tile of Colleges Academies, and Schools
1t valuable book of reference for all classes of people
For sale by w. L. POMEROY.
Sentemher l. 1S56. So