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GENERAL NEWS.

GENEhAL NEWS.
The armies at Madras and Bengal re-
manned firm.
Baron Rothschild was returned to Par
Lament, from London, without opposi-
ton.
A spicy debate occurred in the House
of Commons, originating in an address
to the Queen, promising every support to
the government in the Indian difficulty.
j. Z. P. Gustiman, Greek merchant
in London, had suspended payment; la
bilities over a quarter million of pounds.
The yacht Charter Oak had arrived
at Liverpool from New York, with only
two men on board.
Ledru Rollin and others Indignantly
denounce the charge in the Moniteur that
they were engaged in the recent con-
spiracy.
The continental news is unimportant.
Telegraphic advices from Trieste, in
anticipation of the overland mail, reach
ed London on Tuesday night.
Dates from Calcutta are 21st June,
Madras 28th, and from Bombay July l.
The mutiny was spreading among the
troops of the Bengal Army.
Ex-King Dude has been arrested and
imprisoned, together with his minister
Proofs of their completely in the revolt
have been obtained.
General Bernard repulsed several
sorties from Delhi, with heavy losses to
the insurgents. He was waiting rein
forcements to storm the city.
From Madras it is stated positively
that Delhi was captured, but the intel
ligence is regarded as premature, it not
being confirmed from Bengal
The native troops at Calcutta and
Barrackpoor have been quietly disarm-
ed.
Uneasy feelings prevailed at Madras,
but the Army of that Presidency and
Bombay were without the slightest sign
of disafection.
An act has been passed by the Legis-
lature placing the Indian press upder a
license system.
Hong Kong dates are of June 10
In an engagement the Chinese had fought
with unexampled obstinacy. The Brit
ISL had 80 killed and wounded. Major
kearney was among the killed.
All was quiet in the north of China
The price of tea had advanced at Loo
Choo and Shanghae.
Exchange at Hong Kong As. II sd.
a IS. Id.
The London Times remark that as
Canton is now in the power of Britain.
there seems no substantial reason WHY
this should not obtain for England all the
objects of the expedition, without further
bloodshed or military operations.
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MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Marrnt
JoRREcrED WEEKLY FROM THE N. L. FARMER

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. L. Fap,,rp
WEDNESDAY, August 5, 1857.
At market 72l Cattle, $50 Beeves and l9I
storesg consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows ana
Cases, yearlings, two and three wears old.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra 50 00ag o.. let
quality, IS .25as55; al quality, IS oOas 81. IA
quality. S6,50a7 90; ordinary, S5,G0aO.oo.
Working Oxen-S9oa200.
Cows and Calves-S55a67.
Gearlings-Sl6als.
Two Years Old-S25aS0
Three Years 0ld--S35a40.
Sheep and lambs-2930 at market Extra 50
so to 4,50. BY lot S200a8,o0.
Swine-0a0c per ID.
Hides-7aSc per 10.
Tallow-7aSC 0er ID
Pelts-S0 25aS2, 90 each.
Calf Skins-14a15 cts per lb.
Veal Calves -Salesat S6,00a90O.
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CHTNA.-The Navy Department has
received a letter from Flag Officer James
armstrong, dated "United States shin
'an Jacinto, Hong Kong, May 23,'' in
which he says:
from the enormous force the English
are collecting at this station and the ar
"'sements they are making for its per-
'NSnency, it is clear that China is to be
compelled to throw off her exclusive
ness
lie adds, There will be a total Of
o .,1.y vessels, mounting 783 guns. Ac-
''.npanying this force are several sea-
ENG hospital and transport ships, with
" &c supenumerary medical staff"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
LUTHER BIGELOW'S ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
Il by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Orleans Commissioners, to receive. ex-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands Of MI
persons, against the estate OF Luther Birelow.
late Of Bloomington, in said district, deceased.
represented irsolvent, and the term Of six months
from the Goth day Of July, 1871 being allowed bv
said court to the creditors Of said deceased to
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Us:
GIVE NOTICE, that we viii attend to the
duties Of our appointment at the DWELLING house
Of Sophia Bigelow, in Bloomington, in said dis
trict, on the "a day Of September, ana 2d day of
December next, at O'Clock in the forenoon, on
each Of said DAYS.
N. B. KIMBALL,
JOHN SWASEY, Commissioners
ELEAZER DAVIS,
Irasburgh, July 20, A. D. 1s57-31w3
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FF'HE Fall Term Of this Institution viii com
a mence Wednesday Sept. 2, under the SUI
peTvisi0n Of
II. SUMNER TARBELL. PmxcrAL,
from Wesleyan uuivenity.)
MEs MATILDA c. JENNIE, Pregeutress ana
Teacher Of French.
Miss MARY RICHMOND, Instrumental Music.
Mas Ans 81. IAKHELL, Drawing and Paint
ing.
Other teachers win be employed us the inter-
eats Of the school shall demand
The morals Of ihe students win be carefully
guarded, aud every effort made 10 render ne
school pleasant AMI probable.
The committee feel assured that an able ana
efficient board Of teachers has been employed
Hh9 VIII merit as extensive patronage a. de
school has AZ any time received.
Rev. George Richardson Will take elaree If
HE Boarding House
Board, including furnished rooms ana washing.
81 70 per week.
For further information address tie Principal
or either Of TIE Executive Committee.
JOHN TINKER,
ELISHA JENNIE, TX Comm.
AVERY lNES,
81. CARP ENTER See'y.
Derby, July 60, Is5G-alw5
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Lyons Patent
COPPER
Lightning Conductor.

( VOTER has n least 1-2 times the copdnct-
u ing power Of electricity over that of Iro,,
and Is consequently thus much better adapted to
carry safely oiJ what the ordinary szsd Iron Rod
The combined advantages Of Lvon's Patton,
Conper ROD, canno; be stated here Il isasafs
conclusion hv X srnpfe rslrrl,io ,t. ',i,"' ~
per as Prof OImstead iu.tl, rr,n,ris :.
preferred when The additional expense is not re-
g"roedi for, as the copper possesses seven ana
one halt times the conducting power OF Iron. and
becomes heated to but ONE fGh The extent 1t man
!Ies'y 3 about thirty-seven times better than an
ron rod Of the same diameter; therefore this con
per rod, Of nearly two and one fourth inches spr-
nee Is equivalent in effect 10 an iron one u sew
erai inches IN diameter.
W. 4. HYDE.
Agent for Vermont.
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CBiPTSBTRT Academy.

THE FALL TERN # ibis Institution viii eou-
l rneuee Sept, gu under ths charge 81 sIr. "A
". WILD. member q tie graduating class "
M.lilebuFy College, Principal. ahg comes Wsih
The highest recon medallion il0ui TIE Faculty aa
q thorough scholar aHt an efficient teacher
Miss MARY l.. SCOTT $3.50 give lessons iu
Music, and other assiat1ai tsafhsrs aiii BE- en-
pioyel u tie various bgaHehsa, heretofore taught
iu School
Board can b obtained "a private families al S
reasonable rate. aEd rooms TT tose li.ai choose
90 basrh themselves.
Tuition g. heretofore.
JACOB s. LOOMS.
JANIS a. PADDOCK, -. @e-A
Cr4iltDury, August ., i.ff-a-B3
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10 To those who are about purchasing any
kind Of goods advertised by J. c. Emery in an
other column, uncommon inducements are offered
because he has larger stock than oen be found
at any other establishment in the State He be-
ing practical manufacturer Of Furniture. his
goods in this department can be relied upon, as
he will have none buE the best qualify. And in
the departments of Carpeting and Hanging or
Room Paper. with all their Accomplishments, his
stock stands unriYaled. Coming from the manu-
facturers, the ne'0est and best styles may always
be found at his store, and at reasonable rates.
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IS A Nebraska editor thus announced
his plans for celebrating the Fourth of
July: We shall luxuriate over our din
ner until about four o'clock, when we
shall go and swim for half an hour, "te-
ter" for another half an hour, and then
pitch cents till dark. In the evening we
shall 60 ACQUIRING"
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DO not neglect a Cough, however,
slight, it is hardly excusabIe, when a SIM
pie remedy like Wistar's Wild Cherry
Balsam is within your reach. This is
in nearly all cases efectual. No family
should be without it.
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PEACHAM ACADEMY

ME Fall Session of this Institution will open
weeks WI
The reputation which the School has eDioved
me past year, for thoroughuess In instruction,
strlct but wholesome discipline, viii be fully sus-
tanned the ensuing year the services Of Mr.. BAR
NAkD, who has had the management Of the
School the past year, being re>engaged.
The retired location OF the School, ia the midst
OF n community distinguished for its intelligence
Slanilily ana Christian WORTH renders it pecu-
i.ally deserving OF the interest and patronage of
those who have children that they must send
away from the influences of home for the purDose
Of culture.
Il is regarded of the first Importance that those
wishing to ENJOY the advantages OF tie School
should DC present at the opening, and continue
without lntemlssiOn 10 the CkSe Uf the term as
single absence from a recitation is drawback
both to the individual and the School In cases
however, Wherc il is necessary, scholars will be
received Tor hall term, upon making known
such necessity when they Jon the School. other,
wise they VIII be regarded connected with the
School ioT The whole session, and charged Tuition
accordingly.
Tuition payable in advance the first week Of
the term.
For common English, $500
Languages, o. higher English, 400
French 2e1
Music, with use Of Piano, 900
Oh Painting, ZOO
Oriental, 400
GreCian 900
leEclhngi 800
Penmanzhip, 20
Primary Department win be connected with
the School for the accommodation OF a voupasr
class than usually attend the Academy.
Board $500 per week, Including room lights.
fuel and washing
We. BARNARD. PRINCIPAL
Peacham, VI, July II, ls57-3l~G
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"a An exchange tells of an excitable
gentleman, who, at a fire, headed line
OF fire buckets, and as fast as they were
passed to him, he threw the buckets and
all into the fire, crying all the while,
A." pass on the buckets p
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The ScHooL-MAsTER ON MS TRAY
ELs.-The following is an exact copy.
Gall but the penmanship,) of an order
sent to an Apothecary not a hundred
miles from this village;
MIR. HALE:
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Farms for Sale.

ENOUR excellent Farms, also a large quantity
= Of Wild Land, situated ia Orleans Comfy
All OF said land lying within from one TO five
lnltes OF tie Atlantic or Passumpsic Rail Road.
WIN De sold on reasonable terms, and long credit
given for most part Of the purchase money. For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber
l.. WHITE,
Dio""4HBloh, VI, July 70. 26tf
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Receipts for the Standard,
HNTPORTANTTO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared By Cornelius L. Caeeseman H. D.
Neag York City.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation, and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Menstrua-
tons, removing all distractions, whether from
cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, pal
pitation ofthe heart disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S 5PiLs are invaluable. as thew
will bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use of
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent
to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used in Pregnancy, as a
miscarriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc-
tons, which should be read, accompanying each
box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to
Dr.. CORNELIUS l. CHEEsEMAN. Box 4.521. Post
Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist in
every town in the United States.
h. B. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers St, New York.
To lohom al Wholesale orders should be addressed
BEDDING &, CO., Wholesale Agent for Boston.
Sold by R. w. NYE, Irasburgh.
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% There were eighteen steamboats,
at St. Paul Minnesota on Monday the
l4th inst, all discharging freight and
passengers.
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Stages leave Waterbury for M0rrisvillc each
DAY on tie arrival Of the cars from the South:
Montpelier tuesdays, Thursdays ana Saturdays
Stages from tie North and West every other dav.
from the North on Monday and from the West on
tuesday,. Al the beginning and close Of each
Term, students viii be carried to and from Water,
bury for reduced fare.
Finally while We recommend, with increased
confidence the Peoples Academy 10 the public
and people to see it prosper as well during tbe
ensuing as it has during past years we wish to
call the attention Of all, and especially of our
townsmen to the fact that our regular chartered
schools ought and must be sustained
HORACE POWERS, p..,,..,..,
LOREN BUNDY, q Haent'1H
B. L. RAND. tOH'Hat0ee'
Morrisville, Aug. LIST, 1857 39w3
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TERMS, EXPENSES. &c.

The Academic year is divided into four terms
ol eleven weeks each. The Fall Term viii cons
menee Sept Sd; the Winter Term Dec 81; tile
Spring Term, February II; the Summer Term,
May 8. Tuition, for common Enclish branehes
VIII be $3.50 per term. Fifty cents extra viii be
charged for each higher English branch studied.
Latin and Greek, $3.50; French, (extru) s2o0
Music, (Pianol $500; (Eolian) 5000. A small
charge viii be made Tor use of instrument For
Drawing and Painting the usual charges will be
made,
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LATER.

The mutiny in the Bengal army had
increased. The insurgents still hold
Delhi.
The Chinese feet have been DESTROY
ed, after two severe engagements.
The Niagara and Susquehanna left
Liverpool for Cork on the 9th.
Steamer Niagara arrived at Liverpool
on the 26th.
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ALBANY HIGH SCHOOL.

THE FALL TERM Will commence on Tburs.
4 day, Sept Sd, and continue eleven weeks
R. 4. BARKER, Principal
Competent teachers win be empioved IN i'm
struct in Music, Painting and Driving.
Tuition from $500 10 s., 90. Board and rooms
can be had on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to Hon. John
Walbridge, Rev II. y. Hoyey. Or Geo. WhtcLor.
Albany, July 30, lS57-32w4
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LIBERATION.

TgfHIS may certify that / have this day given
4 my son, David Elliot his time during the re-
mainder Of his minority, and | shall claim none
OF his earnings, nor pay any debt Of his con-
tracing after this date.
SAMUEL ELLIOT
Morgan, Aug. /. 1857. 3sw3
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,, v An Illinois paper says there is a
.m,, I'll olney so dirty that the assessor
p'' INN down as real estate
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GoETorNz,

{ FofFlNS constantly kept an hand bv the nv .
y d'r-'gned, at bis residence in the Fast rnr,
Of Albany. IA T. gaIf.l, ,."''
August :, lS57-9Mf
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CLARKE'g FEMALE PyLEs.

The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the female constitution is subject. Itmod-
crates all excess and removes all distractions
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO INARRLED LADIES'.
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeits.
ca UTTOM-These Pills should not be taken
by females that are pregnant, during The first three
months, as they are sure to bring on miscqrriaqe
but at every other time and in every other case.
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
l. c. BALDWIN & CO.
--- Rochester, Y.
Agents.
N. B. $500 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, win ensure a bottle of the
Pills by return mail.
For sale by FRED. E SMITH, MONTPELIER
Wholesale Agent for Vermont; R. W. NYE, Irass
burg, and by one druggist in every town. Al
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APPARATUS, &c.
BOARD, ROOMS, &c.

The Trustees have made extensive arrancss
ments for boarding students. at the lowest rates.
yIz;-Sl,50 to Sl,55 per week, including every
thing except lights. They have also provided
ample recommendations for such as may wish to
board themselves course much pursued al this
school
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July 20
bleas Senct me

bleas Senct me
l pind Algel Hall and 3 bars of
Soab l paper of pins and lodnom and one
pack inwell opmends.
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NOW 81 the time 10 atfs bes.t,s., st,. ga, ~.
honrht chean and because home. ,c,, co., No.. t
greatly Increased hy tbe bferI.,r -.
dwellings and because cold winter Is contus''
and tile bitter blast ma, he VEN, .fr,,t1i,.
'a' Hl E5lerinE ihc walls Of living rooms thus
sowing tii'-a many IN uncomfortable shivrr.
Oai and eNslone my slock before purchasing
Al tbe iieni of State Street.
Montpelier, Vermont aa,.rt
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H. W. NoLL."

The Algel Hair is supposed to be an
intimate acquaintance of alcohol while
the " inwellOpmends" would probably an
swer all the purposes of envelopes to the
purchaser. Mr.. Noll should emigrate to
Indiana, and succeed John B. Foley. as
the Democratic member of Congress
from the Fourth District of that State.
He possesses all the requisite literary
Observation-Disclosures Phenir.
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N-EGTELELD HIGH EnHN0Ll.

A HIGH SCHOOL viii be opened at Westfeld
II Village on Wednesday, Sept. %, and con-
tlnue eleven weeks under the especial charge Of
L. r. WEBER, a. B.,
a graduate Of Watervile College, Maine.
The most thorough and systematic instruction
will be given in all branches taught in the best
Academies. A Teachers Glass viii be formed to
which particular attention viii be paid
Lectures may be expected on the various sub
jects Of study pursued.
TUITION:
Common English Branches, $500
High 2'5o
Languages, 400
BoARD.-Board can be obtained on the most
reasonable terms, also rooms for those wishing TO
board themselves. For further particulars INQUIRE
OF the Executive Committee, OF Of the Principal
at South Troy.
AARON c. HITCHCOCK
CARNOT BRADY, C5saBlfttee.
SAMUEL SUMNER,
Westfeld, Aug. 6, 1867. 38w3
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PEOPLES ACADEMY.
Morrisville. Lamo!lle Co. Vt.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION:
CHAs. H. HEATH. Am, Prineiual.

a. J. BLANCHARD, Associate
Miss CLARA A. HASKELL. Teacher Of
French and Painting
Mas, A. }, BLANCHARD. Teacher Of Music
Miss IRENE A. HEATH. Assistant, Teacher.
Mr. GEO. ". FOSTER, Teacher q Penmau-
ship.
This Academy, pleasantly snd conveniently
located. has been In successful operation stree
lSa1 and recently has much Increased ia patron
age over former years. L Is divided luf1 tuo
departments, IN each Of which regular course
o. 'tudy hes been instituted; end all who go
through with either and pass satisfactory exam
nations may receive diploma undcr Tire sigma
'Ure Of the Principal and Officers OF tie Carpo.
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SCIENTIFIC nEPARTMENr.

It is the purpose Of the Trustees 60 make this
course Of study correspond in most respects ta
mat OF the scientific and agricultural schools In
various parts q thc country Arithmetic. Enc.
lish 1rlninar, United States History. Cousutu-
non OF The United States. ALGEBRA, Geometry.
Surveying, Natural Philosophy. Icolnrv Chem,
ls'ryi Agricultural Chemistry Book Keeping. and
the Theory and Practice ~ Teaching. viii be
taken up each in order. Competitions and Dee.
amations once IN two weeks
Those who prefer, can take any branches, OF
.luGy ".lch they choose+o pursue as heretofore
in this Academy. But ze earnestly urre mon
both parent aud pupil to considar the advantages
OF a rCQ3i'ar course.
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LIBRARY

A Library has been. formed, comprising 500
volumes, and is free to students. Constant adj.
lions are being made from time TO time
APPARATUS, &c.
Our Apparatus is in every respect equal. md
IN many respects superior 20 any other IN Eorth~
crn Vermont. It IS peculiarly adapfed 10 fEo
wants Of an Academy, aud will be IN constant
use. We claim this as one Of the marked adyaD-
tages which we possess over sister Institutions
We have full set OF Cutters Physiological
Maps Maps Of the World, q Terrestrial aud a
CelestIaI Globe &c s.
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tory, Ancient Biography. Latin ami Grcet -
French 6ranmer, and 60 read in course tie latin
ana Greek Headers. Nepa's Virgil Caar SAL
iust, Cicero, AeHophou's Anabasis. Uo,Herts Il AL
Geometry and Algebra.
Compositions and Declarations are required
once VA t"o weeks dprNg the course.
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nAnEEk IEANdsINlsa.

ficTuGE FRANFs FEATHERS, MATTRAs
Sis SPRING REDS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BOHN'S LIBRARIES.
STANDARD library.

Sees Of ne best EB0li and Foreign Authors, priH
Ell IN compact and elegant form, Uis:
BACON (Lordl-Essays aud Historical Works,
BEAUMONT and FLETCHER By Leigh Hunt
BECKMAN's History Of Inventions. vols.
COXE's House Of Austria vols.
Condos Arabs 10 Spain. vols.
....... LIE OF Marlborough. 8 vols.
CYCLCPRDIA Of Poftesl Knowlege. vols,
DEioLMsS Constituiion Of England,
POSTER (John(--Iiie and Letters. 2vols.
....... Lectures. BY RyIand. 9 vols.
FULLER (Andre~l- Principal WORKS,
GOETHE'S Autobiography and Travels. svOs.
........ Faust and Dramas,
1890. Novels and Tales, werter, &c.
......-. Wilhelm Meisisr, complete. l vol.
HUNGARY, History and Revolutions Of,
JAMES life Of CGur De Lion. vols.
JCNlUs' Letters by WoodaL 2 vols.
KELLYs History Of Russia. 2 vols.
LAMARTINE's History OF the Girondists. 8 VObL
..-..... Restoration in France. vols.
LANZPS History Of Painting. vols.
NAcHIAvEL's History aud works,
MICHELET's French Revolution,
MIGNET's History do
MILLER's Philosophy Of History. vols,
MHToN's Prose WOrss. 5yoIs
RANKE's History Of the Pipes. vols.
........ scrvia and Danubian Provinces,
ROSCOkS Leo X. 2 vols.
Lorenzo de Needless,
sCHILLERs' Thirty Ysars'wa
........ Revolt Of the Netherlands, and Plays,
$1,000. Historical Dramas,
........ Robbers, Ghost Seer, Ac.
sCHLEGELs Philosophy Of History,
........ Esthstie works,
........ Modern History.
EMYTH's Lectures on the French Revolution. 2 vols.