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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
SALES AT AUCYTlsN.

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foyy eoussng n stocks DIES lsihes, iarges e seDers
tools O every ae.cylpspD safes, b.
VTALUABl.E ELDRID0H sfREEr PROPERTY roH
sale At Brctipn -ARrH0NY J. rLGsphGti, Auction
eey WI se on Monday March 1 al ~ ococs at the Ger
chAs ExchaDra the Doase and LOT snews 40 IS Hd.dse
stfe%t bet eeE Lot 3x01 hch
good stosy frame dwelling honse with BRICK front.
having two 80 feet desp he There
seweY street, the assessment for which has
paid The for the opening Of Canal street and
the eyteps PAID Being
no ,mnediaie VANITY OF Division CANAL srans street and
The important aid improving localities
property sell worth the Of Capitalists who desire
10 investments property that osnnot fall 70 rapidly
increase rite perfsct $4,000 Of the purchase
money can remain on BOND asd mortgage q e per osns for
B,osd be between The hours Of 10 A. N. and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

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N eCHENCK.-Seveuihd DAYS sale 81 rut,es Rnpovlna
s4s BiosaSsy The sale vii commeeoe ~ lgerlscs =
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

LucrfoS ssLE--cosrLy GRAND ACTION sEvES
"A xoo< panosors. srrate3 every rrsvect
sosesey WIN Are~ sod rosewood psror s1is osse1 -
real India u superb descrcu9s. Ao ne
elegant Of i've story house v be sod n pue
soccE. by " NAs6. Aaclcn.er See ~ yertssnsht
BQusekeepsrp and De Al-r. viii attend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
Extension Forever!

Owing TO the immense business done by the undet-
signed, they have found it necessary open another
BRANCH in Oroviile. aud have located il nearly op-
po,ie the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Mincrs Bakery. on Montgomery 'trret, where they
are now opening and Otter for sale fine sleek of
Ciothiug, Boots and shoes, Hats Caps, and as good
stock Of Under Clothing as can be found in their
well known establishment TO the Miners and resi-.
dents OF Thompson Flat. Morris EaNine, oregon
6ulch ana Cay, and everybody, with their friends,
We would simply say, drop in and us at the
Branch, examine onr stock, you have both the right
quantity and quality to select from. ciothe your.
selves Comfortably, 90 on your way rejoicing. aud II
oar goods don't give you satisfaction, our names are
not ID. TOY q OTfERsON,
Montgomery street opposite 81. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite Miners Bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19

Folsom BRlpoG.-Thc Dispatch says thi
bridge Will be completed about the first 0
June.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Q9293AS7 92!3-a3I3t9
EFFERvESCITG TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE.

The most who!-ome, refreshing, and iaygorating
Drink ia The World.
VuNIIE powder from which tnI- Is IrepHrel -
d made entirely from vegetable ingredients, col
lec,ed from all pHris OF the world, and combined TO-
scther with great skull and care. Two tra'np'h~lW
put into dry tumbrr %. laf1e siIe- win ,hthctht
quantity Ot water aidsi, produces lninediHlei!
cooling druusht of charming excellence and flavor,
and health giving effect Il i adapted 10 all seasons
and every ones use, and is especially suited oriho'c
who 20 10 sea, preventive of >e->ickhr@~, cos
tiveness, and thu grnernl,y unpleasant state at ho
syst IN arising from change Of climate aud lViug
II also lessons the dangers of incuring diseases uu-
der tropical Suu, and all Who ale about To take lht
trip to III" eastern states II they reard health ease
ard comfort on the WAY. should not fail to obtain
supply before starring aud more 50 II ladies' or chi
dr,n with them; or invulds, or the SICK u mo-
thing grateful to the panie and stomach a. ihi-
and rriSts the encrtang effects uI hot countries 50
we'll and, uulIke ardent spirits, II docs not cneeble
by iniamlng; but strengthens and eNhllerars bulh
body and mind by lis nutritious powers and The rn-
ergy which II mpnris tO the digestive process. sea
men also should be provided with some before they
leave pur.
\ glass taken at any time during the day eemoyes
all feelings oi heat. hurst. oreYen o hnhser ana liS
being made In "A great measure oi vegetable nrds,
to prevent Scuryy and purlrS the blood AT the same
time. lti> also an invaluable Restorative for those
who Labor hard fora ilNing such ns Farmers Miners
Mechanics ana Iahurcrs; and to shop-kc ctpcrs Pro
trssionai men and others, whose Occupation cumpts
them 10 lead sndant ry lives; dranghi before break
fast gives new spirit for the business OF the day
Medical men who know ~ composition 'pehk in
the highest terms Of it, utility, aud all the poets
praise It Byron calls it the blcst ~herbet. Moore
mikes frequent mention OF it, and ilatz. the great
Persian poet, is loud in p.Ijsc oft
Prepared by AUGUSTUS lIOGG, London, New
York and san Eranclsco
Depot Davis street Drug store near Jackson san
Francisco and for sale by all respectable druggists
and Dealers.
Price-5O Cents per Botte-each Que will make Il
Glasses.
Nh Agents wanted and supplied ON the most
liberal and convenient terms. ap2lim.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
n OF ICE i.

s'IIE Subscriber has received the appointment of
L Sapviini uacni CT tne UrUVne temeivIN, from
the board Of Trustees and vii be in r,adnrss 10
altrnd to any call him, nj his oice on bird street
B.-Nll attend Ia removing Graves III Gene
terry Also, Will furnish metac cases tor removing
elsewhere j. HAMEII..
April l4h 1857. apl5tf.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
OguuiIle DajIq Brtte &etngA.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY l9tb, 1857.

INsUlr TO AMERlCANs.-The State J0tU-
nal saws, ,hc anti American Palmcrston or
gan, the San Francisco BHietta, styles the
action of the Mexicans in the cold.blooded
butchery of Gen Crabb and the Americans
who were with him, after they had laid
down their arms and were trusting TO the
good faith OF their captors, as 'manicstlnE
an act of Just patriotism,' on the part oi
the threacherous wretchci who betrayed
those brave men into coming to their coun-
try and then slaughtered them, 1t also
stigmatizcs the gallant dead as pirates, rob
bers and baudi.ti. The British organ
should have IA care how it trihes with Amer
lean feeling ut the present time. Ia an eX-
citablc country where the laws arc not al
trays respected, this insult to the friends and
relatives Of the gallant spirits who were SO
ruthlessly and cowardly massncred an Amer
lean community will not quietly submit to.
The blood of those brave men call, aloud
for vengeance and the retaliation when it is
visited upon the taithlcss scoundrel friends
of the Buiicttn, will be fearful indeed.
I'm cyir0HS Will not soon forget the Alamo,
Mier, and Cayorca.
DESPERATE FIGur WITH a GRIzzLY }.
Wilburn, packer. well known about Bald
Hills, had Il most desperate encounter with
a Grizzly, on Hay Fork Of Trinity river, one
day last week lie was out hunting, about
n mile and II half from his residence, when
he came suddenly upon an immense grizzly,
lie at once put Il large sized piece Of cold
lead into his bearship, Wnich caused him to
seek shelter in dense thcket. or course
Jim followed and catching glimpse of
Bruins ugly cOuutenance again raised his
rifle and pulled Trigger, but the cap tailed
to do lis work AT this moment the grizzly
discovered his prosecutor ana started for
him with terrible growls and murderous in
tent. Quick as lightning, jim brought u
revolver TO bear upon INN, and put five
balls in his carcass, and was III the act Of
administering the sixth, when the bear
with his paw knocked the pistol out Of his
hands However the desperate hunter was
not Yet disarmcl. lie stlll had large
knife, which he drew, and then came the tug
of war. They went at ii knife and paw
struck over aud under, aud occasionally IN
dulgng in ''siIc wlnder.' that tayuritc
stroke Of Bruin. At las, the knife which
had been playing all about the y.tals,
proved the victor, and with a savage growl.
this monarch of & California forest yielded
up his lie t. the Maker Of bears, and his
carcass which weighed about one thousand
pounds, to the victorious hunter.
He did not die however without taking
horrible revenge, and Jim NiIturn's trigger
finger viii never eudnnger the lie Of an
other bear He won the fight at a terrible
cost The bear blt of his arm above the ell
bow, and injured him severely otherwise.
We are informed that he is lying in Il very
dangerous condition. ->ha>fa Cou5tty.
Folsom BRpcG.--Ihc Dispatch says thi,
bridge Will be completed about the first Of
June.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants, Exchange and Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store Of
Randall & McDermOtt The SUBSCRIBER would in
form The public, that he has taken the saloon for
mrrl. known as the Washington Exchange. and huy-
ing reAttcd the same ia the best manner making II
at the same time the most commodiuus and com
Portable Saloon in Oroyille The Bar will be SUP
piled with liquors Of the best quality. In stort.
everything VIII be done 10 promote the comfort Of
hispalrons, for which share OF public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
feb!9 DWARkOWsKY,
Formerly of the firm OF llopley & Co, Mary ysyillc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
NOTICE

NOTICE
EDUBLIC Notice is hereby given that three certain
n prOmsory notes made bH Abel Monty OF
ruvic. Butte coun y, pay yabic To the order {" ". N.
Masten, and endorsed by MN, each Tor the sum ul
seven hundred and lWenIy-une twenty eight one
hundredt hs dollars, due severaiiy al sIAty, ninety
and one hundred and twenty DAYS from date, May
llth l157) viii br paid by me, as lhe cunsdern-
ton O the SAID notes has tailed, aud all persons
warned not 10 trade for them.
N X MAsTEN.
Orovie, May I4ih. 1851. lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
st. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MosrGoNERy A>D HuNTooS STREETS,
ROVILL
FRANK JOHNSON, -. Proprietor
HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE

H. HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
+. known heretofore IA iiuntoon's Exchange
- have renovated. re- fitted, newh furnished and
0prTrd IL under the above name, with entirely new
arrnuvcmcnts | have erected IA spacious dining
hall-ndded q large number of elegantly furnished
rooms for Families, and am prepared To ncconmo
date any number OF guests In "A manner that trust
will bee satisfactory To all. Having had the ben
cdt OF long experience IN the business, ard ns !
shall give my whole attention to II, intend TO
make this house IN all its essential appointments he
very best in this section of California
FRANK JOHNSON.
y B-The Cal stage Cos General Office is at this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart To
all points uf the country.
December 81, 1856. d3l-tt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
county Trcasurcr's Office,

ORovILLE, May 18Th, l-57.
Notice ishereb! given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day OF November ls5G,
and the 5lb OF December 500 inclusive. that the
same will be paid on presentation this office and
after this date said Warrants will cease TO bear in
ierest. WIN LATrlMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
Spanish and French i!
* Q III O @ H.

YENIlE undersigned desires TO inform the public
u that he has formed class iur the purpose ot
teaching tho Spanish and F.ench Languages, and
would invite ihO-e wishing 10 acquire correct
knowIcdge OF the above Languages to join his Class
Those wishing tu join will be " Iiled upon AT their
places of or residence, 10y leaving their ad-
uress al the Office OF Messrs Smith Hubbard, Bird
street near lunlOOn or at {. a. smiths Book store
n B-Ladics taught ut their residence
ap9l-lm J. J.JOSEPH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
Cilice Of the Butte Quartz Mining Company,

ORovILLE, May ID, 1857.
Notice is hereby given, to the stockholders of the
Butte Quartz Mining Company, that an assessment of
three iuurhs of one per cent the capital stock of
said Company has this day been levied Dy the Board
Of Trustees, and made payable nj the Treasurer's
office, before The 18Th day of May, A ID. 1891.
;. W. W. CDuGlIEf, secretary
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
Union Hotel x Stage House,
sPANIsE5ToWN, BUTTE CO.
RIPLEY & sTANlELS,......Pr- prietor

.s--. THE CNDEHS IGNED inform their friends
.tiiI und ihe puhic generally, that they have just
III opened II NEW HOTEL in Spanlstdown bear.
my The above name, aud having provided II with all
the arrangements thdt constitute first class Hotel,
clean and comfortable Beds. bouhilullS furnished
Table, and % Ear supplied with the best OF Wines,
Liquors ANA Cigars they solicit the patronage Of the
travelling public.
Es-Ihc California Stage Company make thus house
j. +. RIPLEY,
JOIN :. sTANlELS.
Spanshtown, December 20, 1896. d2of
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-01-16
Governors ,7Eessagc.

CgT We publish the annual message o. Gov. Pol
in the Gazette OF to-day, because it possps-
ses any intrinsic uIefit. bat because il is usual,
whether good or bad, publish such papers. The
remarks OF The Governor touching s.bleediug Kan
sds and the 'sSlave ITsde'' are not merely rdcH4
ous in themselves, bat entirely out of place. The
Governor ard his friends could see nothing bat error
in the President OF the United States in arguing the
Slave question in his annual message, potwithstand
ng this question has been the standing theme OF ag-
taion by opponents IN Congress for quarter Of
a century, and ar brings th, question before the
State Legislature, body which has more to do
with it than the nau in the moon! The whole
country, North aud Soata with fwo or three isolated
individual exceptions, having condemned and reud-
ated, III the strongest terms, the recommendation of
silly j,tnatic to revive the Slave trade, rendered
II htgAig mportaau for the Governor Of Pennsylvaz
nia, in official paper, make serious reference 10
question that has no existence " Gov Pollock in
charging the 'Foficials in Kansas and Washington,
with desire TO "fofce slavery upon All unwilling
people," puts upon record a iasebood which has
just been branded such bN the Freenen Of the
United States at the polls NoSiort Of The kind has
ever been made by Democratic President or a
Democratic Congress--a fact which challenges sue
cessiul contradiction II was bad enough in stuun
speakers TO perpetrate glaring falsebood against
the Democracy but when uttered ia an official State
paper, ii renders its author Justly liable 10 the con
teulpt Of all men Of truth and candor. The Cover
nor seems 10 have abandoned almost entirely the X
n. Hnmbug by which he was carried into office, and
hangs himself 10 tie tail of Aboirionsni-and, as
all the officers selected by opponents in the SEN
ate are Blach Republicans, every man who coatn-
nes to oppose the Democracy, must lake seat IN
the Abolition Wagon. There can be no lodging
The only two parties in existence, are-the Dem
oeratic and The Abolition. Freemen, which do YOU
choose
The Governor desires the Legislature 10 enlighten
him on the subject Of the Militia. 50 hat the con-
mander-in-ehei nay transcend his jurisdiction
BY coming in contact with other departments Of the
Government A We thought the Supreme Court had
been suticiei y expIiel on this subject, but some
men are 'eitY Yd"n Of sprehensioal--and perbap,
an n B. tos sfhe laws now in existenee would be we'll
enough. the better plan. however, would be to blot
out all the Militia Laws and Supplements thefeto
that have ever been passed, aud enact an entirely
newone, that can be understood by the masses as
well.as the Governor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-01-16
RealSTEh,a NnT,es

Notice y hereby given to all persons i,,,a..,
heifss creditors or otherwise that tbs rai,'' as
Persons have flied their accounts IN tb
lsier Oihce, which will be presented :, ,4e ~ =
Phans Cont Of Bedford Counfy. on Fr4a ~ me o-
cay o Feornpry nexf, tor confirmation, ., o'ii
iinr m tnfy may attend il they think nrona, ""ieh
ne nhai account Of alexander, Thomas am, 1ot.
lSefs g the la'i wi Sc. Of John KIM
4 OF West Providence Township dec '"S' iate
The arroGnt of Geo f. Snanc F
AnotHas heTfie, late Of Bedford Borough. de- u
l hr arconul Of Cyrus Ober, adnl'r of Jacob ~.
ate OF South Woodbrrry Township. dec oUef'
1 ht account o! U. Z. Shannon J. o. admir- 4. L..
ship, dee. va" 1o"b-
The acroun; Of DanI. B. wsega1ver. ESQ ca..
aiah o. Gordon and Amanda Hammer. ,n;nor co
dFen OF John w. Hammer, dec MI
= ne account OF Francis Donahor admir- ~ fa,o.
borahoe, late of Southampton Town>h dee
The account Of Wm. Frazer. acting ado1,,ot
ourriy' ,r lafe oi lnniaia Township, dec
ne hnal account Of Wm Rock admir- 81 Gao.
hGck, late Of Napier Township, dec V'se
he acr"nnt OF Elias Gump, Esq. trustee 10 coli
ee hgal fs'ate OF John Feght, late Of Coerajn
The account o. Samnel Brown. saryivipo rvor r
me last VIII &c. Of JaAa Keete, late OF BEDFORD
TIE account Of Frederick smith Guardian of u.r.
Colerain Township, dec. 'a's oi
he account of Hugh Wilson tfnstee IN .k,I q.
Kea Estate Of otho Wilson laie of sopaampton too
The areoant Of Josiah Miller and John 1.aaor,v
adm'rs OF John Lafery late Of Juniata Tna.ssh!''
dec. oS'ishP
:. The account Of Robert Elder admir- Of Join
Alcodenius late Of Woodberry Township. dec, =" y
me account Of Josiah Miller Esq. one Of Tho
adm Of Daniel AoseT sae of Londonderry Town
The account Of John and Samuel SniGer, adr.rsos
Adam SBider late oil West Proy;d.ure To,r,l,
dec. '"suiP
The account Of David G. Long admir- Of HENRI
Hetrick late Of South WoodhertY Township dec.
he account of Aaron Reed Exor Of tae last W;u
and ies'amenr OF Dr.. Wm. W. Reed late Of soytb
Woodberry Township, dec.
The account Of Isaiah and Uriah Comfy adu,,s Of
allen Conly late of Napier Township, dec.
The account Of Sam ". Boor actino Fxor oe
the last viii &e. OF Michael Boor, late OF Cpp,bsrl
land Valley Township, dee.
D. WASHABAUGH.
REGsrER's 0gFIcF, JAM IS. 1857.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-01-16


0n me evening Of the 9Th inst. Mrs. ELIZABETH
Sli.f ll IA the SD year of her age. The deceased
haa been Tor long number OF years urfnb-r of the
Ffe>bytrFiau church of Bedford. There was much
n arf chafacier TO inspire affection. She was an p
hlheut Christian as we'll as a kind neig hhor and
SynpaIhi>irg friend. Her faith In God was unwav-
efh%. HIs MARKED kindness to her in time past Of
"ulcH sue often spoke wl1h heart OVERLOOKING with
gratitude, was 10 her in declining wears sufficient
2HaFantee HAT the hand which had led her tbus far
10 her pilgrimage wout bring her in safety to ifs
!rfmination ''SUrey goodness and mercy shall fol-
10" me ali the days OF my life and shall dwell in
tHr HoHse OF the Lord forever'' She was warmly
a''ached 10 her friends whose Kindness She said had
been great, and their attentions during her sickness
h"FFIitins bGI she felt that il would be far better
10 depart and be with Christ. She onaed 10 ioin the
lh"p'heFabe company OF angels and the spirits of
JuSt men made p"rlect, and 10 see ia his glori6ed
hntanl'y the Mediator of the New Covenant Hence
she received Ioyiuljy the summons to 90 up higher
Her end was peace. Calmly she entered the sha
eo"y vale under the conduct of the good Shepherd,
died'' Fe ~" sue
',She dies as sets The morning star which GOES
Not down behind the dsrkened West nor hides
ObScured amid the tempest OF the sky;
But meits away into the hight OF Heaven
I. C. f.
IN Monroe township, Bedford County, Of
lingering Consumption, which she bore with
christian resignation, in the hope of blissf4l
on the 9th inst, Miss Rachel
Nycnm, daughter Of tbr late Jonathan Nvcnn.
lged - years, months, , i days
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-01-16

5Y VIRTUE OF snndry wriis of II. Fa 10 me
directed, there viii D. sold at The Coar Hoasa
IN the Borough Of Bedford. on Moodar. the 9th
day of February, 1897, at O'Clock. p. NJ
tie following dtscrhrh Real Estate 10 Wit:
One Tract Of land containing l47 acres.
rore or less, about 80 acres cleared and under
fence. with Story and a half Log fgouse. and
Log Stable thereon erected, also sfHall arpla
Orchard thereon, adjoining lands Of David
Fore, Abraham Morgart, and others, situate in
Last Providence Township, Bedford County
and taken in execution as The property Of vii
liam L4ta
Also one other tract Of land containing At
acres, more or less, about IL acres cleared and
under fence, with , Two story Log Houses
thereon erected. adjoining lands Of George B,
hay, John King, and others, situate in Hone
well Township, Bedford County, and taken in
execution as the property of Preston Brilrs and
Milford James
Also, one other tract Of land containing $50
acres, more or less, about 90 acres rfrared and
nndrr irnce, With Two story Log House.
ienant House, and Double Log Barn thereon
rrTcird, also an apple Orchard thereon, adioin-
ing lands OF Lanes heirs, Hopewel Iron &
Coal Company, ard others.
Also, one other tract Of land containing AIS
acres, more or less, about 10 acres cleared and
under fence, adjoining lands of the above. and
all situatA in Broad Top Township. Bedford
County, and taken in execution as the property
OF James J. McElheny and John Daugher-
y.
Also, one lot Of ground fronting 50 feet on
the Bedford and ChambprStnrg turnpike road
and extending back about 800 feet 10 the Rays-
town Branch Of the Juniata river. with Two
Story Frame Cariagr shop, with Brick Build
ing attached thereon erected. ad;ojoinr loss If
Abraham Wrisrl on TIN. East, and lot Of Michael
Nelsei on the West, situate in Bedford Town
snip, Bedford County, and taken in execution
as the property of William Wrisel.
Also, all of Def. Henry Wood. his right H.
ne ana interest, IN and to lots Of ground, in
the Borough of Bedford. situate on the South
S'ae OF Fht street, containing 10 fret in front,
ana running back about $50 feet, numbered in
general plan Of said Borough as Nos. 1874 aad
IS3, and having thereon erected Two Story Z
and bali Stone Dwelling House, and Wares.
House, and also three Brick Olhces. and Stone
Stable thereon, adjoining lot Of Jacob Reed on
The East, and lot Of George Blymre on the
W est, and taken IN execution as The property
If Henry Wood
Also, one tract Of land containing 1856 acres,
more or less, about 100 acres cleared and under
rnce, with two story Log House, and Double
log Barn thereon erected, also an apple orchard
hereon, adjoining lands of William Clark,
honas Jones, and Others, situate in ST. Clair
IownshiP, Bedford County, and taken in exc
nlou as the property Of William Sleek and
'hiiip Sleek.
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff
Jan. IS, 1857.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-01-16
K4ase after Xgarg.Ef. ge::

Ind Thirteen other choice .youvefetfrs of the
Hsa,f; By Mrs. CHROLLNE LEE IIE.NTZ.
.7athor Of "Liado," 'sReno,' "Pioufrr's
,#orfdera Bride," '',ltarcus WarLind," "Ro-
6erf Graho@,' &c. Sc. complete IN one largs
d4odee'mo ooiuzae, leqtiy bouad IN clofa, far
One Doilar ond Tweaty Flee Cents; ofS in
fco rof11tes, 5'aPer corer, for one 4sss.Laz,
Is now in Press and viii be published on Saturday
January 81, 1857. Copies Of either edition Of the
work VIII be sent to any part of the United States.
nee OF postage on RENTING the price Of the edition
inFy "lS1' to The publisher, in letter. Address
/ 7. PETERSON, No. i02, Chrstnuf street, Phil
aaeIphia The work is highly recommended By the
Saturday Courier, Nho says hat high moral charm
pesvades al the stories in this voume