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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-02

Two children from Calls, ten and eleven
years of age, were committed last week to
the Jail in Machias, for larceny,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-02

Before we censure others, let us ask our
selves, firstly, is it true? Secondly, is it
kind? Thirdly, is it necessary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-02

Freeman Kingsley, has been appointed
Post Master, at Cnerryheld, vice Nathan
Godfrey deceased.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-02

As we grow older, it is with hearts as with
heads OF hair: for one that we find real there
are nine chat are false,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-02

A lady out West is charged with "putting
on airs" because she refused to 60 to ball
barefoot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-02

TEKNs.-Tcn copies, sl0, 90; one copy when
paid within six months, 81 so; at the expira-
ton OF the year 500. No paper discontinued :
until all arrcarages are paid. These Terms !:
will be strictly adhered to-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

left, and let them see TO il that they
do not lose the precious things through
false estimates and ignorant depreci-
ations.p .l,l
= You have a new way of estima-
ting The wealth OLA man, said the
one who had it first expressed sym
.pathy for the deceased.
4 Is ID not the right way There
are higher things I'd gain IN listworld
than wealth that perishes, riches OF
priceless value, that ever reward the
.true merchant whoItfades for wisdom,
buying ii with the silver OF truth and
the gold Of love. He dies rich who
can take his treasure with him to the
new laad where hefis to abide for
ever; and he who has to leave all be-
hind On which lie has placed affection,
dies poor, indeed. Our friend died
richer than a Girard or an Astor ;
his ronulnent sfbpiltlef good deeds
and noble example. It viii abide
forever. r. IS. Arthsr.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

Alta late hour last night. we learned
the followE,g details Of most singuiafaf-
fair. which occurred near t!umm.asyiile.
some four or GYe miles from this city. Cd
Saturday night. Ttappears thal . person.
whose name was not given Us. entered shs
burying ground at thai place. aud rerlev.
ed = dead body from a grave, which he
placed ia q sack. Ia making his exit
from The yard. it was necessary 10 scale
q high bdard fence, which the fssurrec-
Zionist evidentl5 found Gifficulty-in ac-
complishiHg, with tte burden with which
he was incumbent. IL order, thersfoses
10 give,him free use Of his hands lie placed
the cord attached TO The mouth OF tie sack
around his shoulders. and cl;med to tlas
top Of the fence, when be must have fallen
otf. leaving the corpse onkthe opposite
side. The result Was, that the cord Mas
drawn up around his nech, aud he vas
found dead yesterday morning, Having
been clicked 10 death 6y ne teeigis ot lie
corpse on tks opposite side Of tRe fence ~
The story seems an incredible one. but
we are informed that, startling al il is. it
is nevertheless true. - Ciineiiisha6 Gazette.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
A Sublime PefofatiDR,

u The closing passage Or Prot. Mitch
ellis lecture at New York, on Tuesday
evening, was delivered with thrilling eff
feet. After speaking lofthe upfathomable
distances which no telescope can pene
$rate, laying far beyond this system in
which. the earth revolyes, and yet filed
With independent systempf worlds of in
inile numbers. he said /:
4 Light traserses space At The rate Of q
million of miles 4 minute, yet the light
from the nearest arfequirss ten years 10
reach the earth, and Hsrsehs IS telescope
reveal Stars two thousand three hundred
times. farther distant. The great tele.
scope Of Lord Russ pursued these erea.
tioas of God still deeper into space. and
having resolved the nebula Of the Milky
Way into stars, discovered other systems
IL sthrs-beautifnl diamond points gilt.
lariRg through the black darkness beyond.
When he beheld this amazing abyss
when he saw these symptoms scattered
profnsely throughout space when he re.
He cted npon their immense distance, their
enormous magnitude. and tho countless
millions OF worlds that belonged to them,
Eis seemed TO him as though the wild
dream Of the German poet was more than
realized.
L .God called man in dreams into the
yestibule Of heaven, saying come up
T here and / will show thee the glory d
nv house And 70 his angels who
stood about his throne be said, take him,
strip him Of his robes of flesh; clense bis
afeelion put a new breath into his nos.
trils but touch not his human heart
i.thesheart that fears and hopes and trem
bles.' A moment, and twas done, and
! the man stood ready for his unknown
voyage. Under the guidance Of a mighty
angel. with sounds 81 flying pinions they
speed away from the battlemen; Of heay.
len. Sometime on the mighty angel'i
wing they fed through SahaEas Of dark
mess and wilderness Of death. Atlengtl
! from 4 distance not countedssaxe III Gil,
arithmetic Of heaven, light bsamed upol
tbem--a sleepy flame as seen through
hazy cloud. They speed on their terribl'
speed TO meet the light the Hight witl
lesser speed came 70 meet them. In !
moment Ire blazing Of suns around then
Il IA moment the wheeling 81 planates
Then came along eternilies Of twilight
then again on the right hand and on rll
lleftappeared more CONSULTATIONS. Atlas
1.-The man sunk down. crying Angel,
i ca,, 90 M fslsshar lat me lie down in til
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
Hafk from liz Tonb.,

Persons passing upon Main Street, Dn
Saturday night, about ten O'Clock, were
arrested By certain strange andEeavern-
ops sounds, issuing from the alley be-
tween the Lexington Hotel and the Bank
building They soon found that Nj.
Toggin vas addressing a party Of serena
defs. fronrthi chamber window.
He concluded his remarks BY saying
that he and his friends were Ike the
lsrealites who wandered inthc wilderness
for forty years, bu, were now about. to
cross over Jordan. /" We rather think
that the boat coniaining Captain Gesgin
and crew, win he found abou. lie mouth
IF that famous river Jordon. which 80.
iGording "a our bsstageogfaphical infor-
nation, ernpties into. The DEAD SEA r.
Halley De,aocrot. #5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
Sat LrTtns6od and the NLOtomolirs.

The fret locomotive sat saw, Was
standing with steam up. and neatly ready
10 &c, making no noise save suppressed
humming from the safety valve. Sut had
lip his skeery, cautious way, climed to
the top Of the fender to End out . Whist
sort Of 4 bsastes'' il was, when the eilgi-
leer silly gave the whis Il lever long
pult--say 7y-y SUIT liz twenty ies, dis,
tsnt on q pile Of cord.w0od. aid afssr
running until he got straightened up, be
turned round all eyes. ahd said:
's}What in the duce did YOU do to II.
Just at this time negro GANG trudg.
ing truck. with cooling stove, Joint
lof pipe oil the fiue hole, and pots and
pans hanging all around. Suttook a look
first at the stove and then At the locomo.
tive; light broke out over his perplexi.
Ety. and he shouted to the engineer.
10, yes, / understand L all. now The
loid brute eas jist d nielsrin for her colilfr''
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
For the |" Kama VIA Vblley ss,ar.,,
Sketch Of the Ristarf d be coal eli,

Il
The manufacturing Of oil rom mineral
Substances. although 90 far from perfec-
zion, has. since long. occurred the atten-
+tion Of many both practical and scientific
men ia Europe. and has been the subjeel
Iof many patents. The earliest acculstes
dating, GO back more than two centuries,
and the most recen. chhns for improve
mentcf any valuable importance have no,
more than two years of date
found six years ago, lin the archives
Of the Patent Office, in London, "a copy
ofaf.f privileges OF patent granted to N.
Eli, 6. Hancock and w. Portiock, and
dated The l6tl,of June. 1884. for max.
Iingoilo of a kind of black Stone found 10
Nofsh England" In 1870, Two French,
men, living them in Warwick. made a
similar application and, ID l774, the
Baron Won Hack. well known german
scholar, gave fall and clear explanation
r for making oil out Of mineral stones.
So far back as 1900, a discussion took
place in some scientific papers Of Europe,
on The very best process for dlstilling coal,
carbonaceuus and other mineral matters,
coudensing. separating and purifying the
produced therefrom. III 1890. j. Grafton
asked patent for I the 4titizatiom Of the
tar preceding from coal|in making gas. -
tBattit Is really since $40 and till 1857
i that great progress have been made in
| that brsnchof Industrial chemistry. III
| 1S4O. D. Walker invented process 70,
llI4t'pufifying oil and clearing il 81 eupione. :
| Then aEcrpWd Of useful inventors follows
such as G. Anton Zimmerman, Pelouse
4 Faraday and many others. all making i'm,
8 portant discoveries IN that vast field
q pushing step by step to the practicable
ness of what was yet IN the hmbus .
speculation and theory, striving with eacl
tpthsr to transport % the market. a ney
article Of consumption, and thus endow
ling the human family with 1 new soutc
. Of richess. III, Ifst,
But since 1855, sort OF slackness j
the pursuit Of new improvements seem
! 70 have taken place amongst the earle
J PIONEERS Of that industry, which is Gale
TO an unlimited deyelopmentl; and ifw
except tie patents Of Messrs. Little
| spdfr. Brown, Young. and the process
: Gessner. pfEew York. Wagnsenh, Of Bon
and G. Dumas, Of Lyon. nothing worth
: D9's - ~ II 4 G. b.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
Battles Between .. /. Troops and
"a indians.
81. LorIsI sLIaroh Qi

ii oT. LorIs1 shIafch 2 l.
"A despatch from Leayenworth 10 the
Democrat, says that a severe figi,. had
taken place near Fort Arbuckie, between
fifty soldiers and some Yachts Indians.
under Lieut.. Powell, and alarge party of
,Gamanches- Two Camanches were Kill.
ed. and two soldiers were wounded. -
Another fight is reported 10 have taken
place between Lieut.. Slanley. with fifty
troops. and some Camanches.. Eight Of
the Indians and one soldier were Killed.
Capt. Carr and fifty men had left Fort
Wachita for the seat Of war. 1t is stated
The Cmanches number upwards IL
Il, 900 warriors. Another battle Is antic-
ipated. u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

ut was a sad tuneral 10 me, ? said
The speaker. "the saddest | have at
tended for years"
8 That OF Edmandson r
+" Yes.n 's
s How did he die n"
J" Poor, poor as poverty :: his life
was one long struggle with thetworld
and at every Disadvantage, Fortune.
him all the while with golden
promises that were destined TO never
know fulfillment. \.
Yet he was patient and endur-
ing remarked one OF the company.
|" Patient as a christian enduring.
as "a martyr" was answered. I. Poor
man. He. was worthy Of a better
tate. lie ought to have succeeded,
Tor he deserved success. Z d
Did he not succeed ~ questioned
the one who had spoken 1of his per.
severance and endurance.
+. No sir, he died poor, as I have
Just said. Nothing that he put his
hand to ever succeeded. A. strange
fatility seemed TO attend every enter
prise"
81 was with him inI his last mo-
ments," said the other, \ and thought
|he died rich sSS
!" No !; he has leftinething behind, I
was replied. nThe heirs will have
no concern as to tile administration
LOT the estate rs
He left a good name" said one.
"a and that is something
| /" And a legacy of good deeds thar
were done in The name 81 humanity, :
remarked another.
"And precious examples, !" saiu
another.
/" Lessons of patience In suffering !;
Eof hope in adversary !; Of heavenly
confidence when no sunbeams fell
lupon his bewildered path was tile
Testimony OF another.
And high trus, manly courage,
heroic tortitude. n"
I Then he died rich |! I was the EN-,
phatic declaration ; |. richer than the
millionaire. who went 10 hislong home
1.-THE same day, d miserable panper in
! all but gold. A sad funeral, did you
sayl No, nv friend. it was rather 1
ttrinmphal procession ! Not the bn
Trial Ola human clod but the ceremo
NAL attendant of' TIE Translation Of az
langel. Did not succeed Why. bis
whole life was series Of success. ~
/ In every conflict lie came of the vic.
itor, and nowIthe yietof's crown IS 81
his brow. Any graspings sonlless
selfish man. withsa share OF brains
may gather IN money, and learn The
art Of keeping It; but not one ii 9
hundred can brasely conquer in the
battle of lie as Edmnndsdn has con.
quered. and step forth from tile ranks
lof men aNChristian hero. No. no;
Inc did not die poor, bnt rich-rfch il
1neighborly love, and rich ID celestia'
affections. And bis heirs have al
Interest in the administration Of the
estate. A largo property has beer
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
Hnrrah For Ltither,

The Charlottesville Jeffersoniai, cor.
tains the following extract from 4 letter
received from correspondent IN Staun-
toni
I'll /" Depend upon ii, Letcher viii Wind
NJ. Goggin and The Opposition Ike i
ball Of Irvine, and viii not leave grease
spot of either al the end OF the canvass. .
Mr.. fletcher came out decidedly and
openly against the President's tariff re-
Recommendations. Pacific Railroad policy.
NC. There are. 1 learn, %, Whies ii
this place who will vote for ILstcher,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

ii A STRosa WArcH--It Is a singular
fact thata watch which was carried By
Mr.. Thurston, the unfortunate balloonist.
when he fell from TIE balloon near
Adraiu, Michigan, onthe i6thof Septel1i-
Der, vas no. broken by the fall Of moro
than half Il mile 10 the earth. Both the
crystal and tie works were unihiured.-
Fl confined to 90 un.il ii run down.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
From WasbingtOurity.
WASHINGTON, March Of

II 1t is generally understood that the
President telegraphcd 10 SENATOR Gwin
ibis morning at New York, who sailed
Ia the California steamer al noon to day,
That there win BE- 30 extra session.
i 1t is supposed thai lhe Post-ofice De-
partment win act as usual on all accounts.
AID that the Treasury viii issue warrants
which can be negotiated by. those Who
hold them.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

!. Really. my dear said poor Mr..
Jones 10 his better hall. ..youbaye sadly
disappointed me. | once look you for q
Jewel of woman. but you lave turned
oat onsyla BIT Of matrimonial paste"
n Then, mr. love. I was thereby ..con-
sole yourself thar L Is ever adhesive. for
III slick % you as long as ! lire. !"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
* E;NTUCKy LINE.

DURWELL & FORD, having been aP-
ID appolnted as agents for NUNS Ken
tacky Lime, are At the public service e
furnish email Or large quantities 81 the
same. NIB use to RECOMMEND Give It :
trial. Itstands on It's own goodness
Price. per barrel, al the wharf boat; ~
Pleasant, 81 20. All orders viii meet
prompt attention.
Pt pleAssnt, June 4. 1875. y4n8H. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
4oeIrpI
d From the Independent Republican.
The Maid Of the mist I Of I1anawha.
n N. BRONSON.

4< .@essa8 -----+-f 80 bet f4s 4}it /!
Meath ffowning Nlsgsrial TIE Maid Of The
Mist, Is
with spray from is fopddatsin. bias often been
As flashed for moment. on That awr full brow,
Bright waters, then leaping embraced herifrall
ta5 Prev gt8
Down faihoms below, where the wild waters
IL ponr /
Their Torrents for ages in one deaf roar !;
There gliding likee Fairy df some Nail queen,
This mist mefging. : Maiden Il has often been
seen. t.s I. y
OFT painters, enchanted have stood on the
strand.
And sketched th'elfn steamer, with mastery
hand >>
And peers have sung her 4 the Mistress Of
spray,
As weaviag 10 "a neY. the MAID in tteir lay
But we have Fairy--the /" Virginia Home =
That oft Ger Kapawha's brisbt wsters doth
roam !;
And mmglipg her breathings, with tn Winds
pentle Sigh,
While each friendly heart with emotion beat
high
she d entered with compeers4-a Jason al lesst
Destined by her magic, to win the .sgolder
With Atlanta -feetness she. LETT them afar, I
And shone mong distant green woods, Kama
What's bright star
One day. ,longthe waters Of that sylvan strtan
| In life like inca nd ngs. this Fairy wassern
One moment ., easy IN her s.lvely giide,---
Then scanning the torrent Of Kama ha r. p
pit tide. s 3
I 14 J L
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
4. EuspeEisd slaFsf.

I4FI n tAVtUFIA, NLAEcus 2 II
"A letter from the Postmaster at Ara.
Iachicola, to The Albany Patriot, says
that The q. S. Steamer Vixen has seized
the Schr. A. Z. Rawlins. in s.. Joseph's
Bar. On suspicion of being silver. 8
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

TIT FOR TAT VIII you give me that
ring? said i village dandy % lady. for
il resembles my love .oI3syou il has no
end. Excuse me, sir was the reply.
/. choose 70 keep it. is being emblemat
icsl Of mine for you II has no beginning
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

G IL Sou wish tosa Offer your hand To-
lidy. choose your Opportunity. The best
time to do i Is when she Is getting ont {
al omnibus.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

Death Of Hon. Q. n. Smith.
ISpIAYAspLts, March 81 20. II. Smith.
Ex- United States Senator, died on Satar-
day.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

g Keep outofbad company for the chance
ID that when the deyil firss into ilock fe
will hit somebody. E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

These are string times, as The bey
said when b got into horpst's peek
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

Z, I, Ivtsurp NE II ). W. ENGLISH.
Law AND JUSTICE. III
II FISHER and j. VT. ENGLISH Iiav-
Fi ;ng entered into d partnership, forthe
- :, rnase ~ n.actieine Law iii The couaties OF
and Pnt,lanl, willregularly attend the
Circuit, QuaMtsrly and Monthly Cel'r1s q
t 10 81 In entrusted 10 theft care.
Il az, - M, ntter AZ TIE firm will always be
8 thss;rlofssce.in Point Pleasant, and
sp ~ AL ~ atherfwiil regularly be alihe Put
Is m County Courts. ].
lPt. Pisasa nj, Dec. II, nS1yl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
msttlla. j
pisd Poar.I

ut was a sad inneral 10 me, ? said
the speaker. ''the saddest have at
tended for years. "
That OF Edmandson ~
eyes,
90 IL L.. 4 !. L L. IL ae1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
A. A. 4 A. MEXICAN GUAN0 in barrels.
BONE DUST, Of best quality, in barrels.
SOMBRERO GUANO,

n calling the attention of the public to this val
i liable and recently discovered deposit of this
fertilizing article, will merely state, that like
all other phosphate GUAN0S, its most valuable
constituent is phosphoric acid, or bone phosphate
of lime: and that its mercantile value, compared
with other GUANOS gifts kind, may be easily de-
termined by the amount Of phosphoric acid OF bone
phosphate Of lime it contains. In order, there
fore, to give the public thorough knowledge Of
what SOMBRER0 GUAN0 does contain, We beg
TO refer to the following list of eminent chemists in
different parts Of the world, who have analysed diff
ferent cargoes, from average samples taken by
themselves from the cargOes just as they arrive
from the island, without drying sr selection of
specimens for analyzation. Each analysis will be
exhibited, frequired, under the original signature
of each chemist named
Of phosphoric acid, estimated as equivalent to
phosphate oflime, il is found to contain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
KEr1IEWELEs MANIPULATED GUANo.

WE have received full supply Of this article,
w and shall keep it constantly on hand. 1t Is
composed of pure PERUVIAN and PHosrnATIC
GrAS0S, from the Islands of Chncha and Ncvassa,
combined and closely intcgrated 10y machinery.
No. | is warranted TO contain per cent. of Am
mona. and IS to 80 per cent of Phosphate of Lime.
No. 2.-5 per cent. of Ammonia, and 81 to 60 per
cent. Of Phosphate of Lime.
The testimonials Of the value Of this Fertilizer,
in our possession are very strong, and from sour
ccs known to to be reliable.
VIM. II. FOWLE 4 son,
NH l2 No. South Wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
GROCERIES, &c.
JAMES II. McVEIGH 4 SON,

A RE NOW RECEIVING FROM BOSTON,
II New York, and Philadelphia, their SPRING
STOCK OF GROCERIES, &c, &c. which have
been bought with care and at low figures. They
invite merchants visiting this city to examine their
stock. aS they will sell As low ~ can be bought
here or Baltimore
65 bids n o. and p. r. Sugars. part prime
100 bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugars
100 " Coffee do
% boxes Loaf do
so hhds and tierces Muscovado and Porto Rico
Molasses
IS bbls New Orleans and Golden Syrup
800 bags Green and light Rio Coffee
200 Java Laguyra, African, and Cape do
l25 chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Black, and
Young Hyson Teas
l75 boxes Adanantine and Sperm Candles
100 Mould do
100 4" assorted Candy
- Pearl Starch
30 bbls Machine Oil
30 terccs Cider Vinegar
10 fresh Rice
100 coils Juc Rope
100 dozen Painted Pals
- :. Horse Buckets
- nests Cedar Tubs
800 bags Shots 1000 lbs. Bar Lead
500 kegs Sporting and Blasting Powder: 50 bags
Grain Pepper and Pimento; 1000 sacks Fine Salt,
different brands;) 500 do. Ground Alum Salt 1000
do. Table do; casks Super Carb Soda; % boxes
ID. papers do: 25 bales Twine IS dozen Wash
Boards; % boxes Extract lockwood: us do. by
10 and 10 by IL Glass; IS do Rosn Soap: Is do.
Toilet and Fancy do; 25 do. CASTLE do; 500 do.
Mason's Backing; also, Mustard; Cussia; Cloves;
Nutmcgs; Mace; Alum; Copperas: Nader; Putty;
EPSON Salts: Wrapping and Letter Paper; Race
Ginger: Ground Ginger Ground Pepper; Brn-
stone: Salpctrc: Corn BrOOms. &c., DC.
NH II No. -. Princcstrce Wharf. Alex Il.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

MORE NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND
Nl PAPERS AT GEORGE SiGGERS', IS
Pri"ce-st opposite The Gu=ene Office.
Harry Ogive, or the Black Dragons, by Capt.
James Grant, price soc.
The Red Scout or the Outlaw. Revenge, by the
author of Bill johnson, or the Outlaws of Arkan-
sas, Rawson, the Renegade, etc., ETC., 2jc.
The Musical Guest, new pubicaton-It con-
tains the Polka Redowa, There's Somebody Wait
ing; No Prize can Fate Bestow; The Meeting of
the Waters; and the Country Dane, Zoe.
Our Musical Friend, No. Is, contains One Smile
from Thee, The Philopena Schottsche; Glorious
Vintage Of Champagne; The Ourika Polka, at the
low price Of i0c
Yankee Notions for May, l0c.
Budget of Fun for May, lOc.
lie Bon Journal Des Modes and Monthly Report
of Paris Fashions for April, splendid number,
so cts.
Quentin Durward, by Sir Walter Scott, com
plete, Csc
y. Y. Ledger, Weekly, Mercury, Leslie's Pa
per with illustrations of the Sickles Trial, Har-
pers Weekly, and all the Weekly Papers, at prices
TO suit the times. up