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Another Arrival Of New Books
II. d. TURNER'S Il, q. pOOK Sropr

n ENQUIRY INTO THE 1Aw m rpoDo .,
e. vEkY IN THE UNITED STATNS to vh;cS - ne.
a.S e f G.ssorea' sketch Of slavery By Tbomss r.
TIE LIFE 1ND REMAINS OF Doua, .s. rr,po,n
y his son Blanchard Jerro6. s1naVi'O;
FFA41a a AND y. DAUGHTER; D. Ftsd,iE. Br,m.,
IN .n : SH raASi4TiGN soa what gstherd he,
R Rp1SSCCoURsEs; By james ". Alexander. D. 81
E E.1g O. 1stle b little; By r. y. Farrsr
Chldren." y s"'"ot Ainhsee1tn&
TABLE talk Of John Seldeu.
sGiTn nADE q MEN By c: G. b Seymour.
-IXiRn oT Eop1 Novel; b Mn. Lille D. Almsted
ROSS ON SLAVERX 0~o'J'
BLEDS0E ON 81 AVERY
The GOSPEL IN EZEKIET-. -
BY ths Rey: Thos. Guthrie, b d. ''s' = -
ALEXANDER ON MARK ~ Z. s
ALEXANDER ON ACTS ~ .s,z
~, Also the TH-CAROIlNA ropu poori =. -,
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- ~ glR NATTER SCOTT, BAs

fHE NJ RLY NOVELS.
.s,ea~ glp Matter SCOTT BAN.
3 vS bros al ] Is RkPRlsrED FROM THE orr:
Il di1bqskh EdHi,p. IN, fs4y-eight Volumes. .nd
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1 .'i s s. every SATURDAY., until q. ar.
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oae q Rshiitance Of Fire Dollars for 9s Vol
umee; Remittance Of Three D0lais will paw for the
s. Is d Is Four Volumes s.' D' ~
as xA0 Haverly N0vels-wih comprise
Jv1nhoe, S, Ronana Well
RaksRsy, Red Gauntlet.
0hy Mannefingi The R~trothed,
Tic ADtiQnnfy, The TalisInan,
Uad Mortality. Woodstock.
It, Heart d Midlothian. The Highland Widow.
The Bride Of LsmMerm0Or, The Drovers,
ken"ilxcortb, T.pes a Chamber. ''"'
The Pirate, 'a The Lairds Jock,
The Black Dwarf The Fair Maid If Perth.
A Legend Of Montlose, Anne If Grierstein
Tss Monastery; Count Robert Of Paris
The Abbot, Cnstle Dangerous
he Fortunes Of Nigel, The Soldiers Daughter.
Peseril Of the Peak. GLOSSARY for the Novels.
Quentiu Durward.
Aud the whole Of the above will be published complete
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The work ALREADY stereoped delay take place;
March s.h and Novel viii BE- published regularly q"
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HARpER'S FERRY.

The scene of the recent disturbances in Vir-
ginia is a place of remarkable natural beauty
1t is described as follows by Jefferson in his
"Notes on Virginia" published in l7s7:-
"The passage of the Potomac through the
blue Ridge is perhaps one of the most stupcn-
dous scenes in nature. You stand on very
high point of land. On your right comes up the
Shenandoah, having ranged along the foot of
the mountain an hundred miles to seek a vent.
On your left approaches the Potomac, in quest
of u passage also. In the moment of their
junction they rush together against the noun
tain, rend it assunder, and pass off to the sea.
The first glance of this scene hurries our sem
ses into the opinion that this earth has been
created in time, that the mountains were formed
first, that the rivers began to flow afterwards,
that in this place particularly they have been
damned up by the Blue Ridge OF mountains,
and have formed an ocean which filled the
whole valley; that continuing to rise they have
at length proken over at this spot, and have
torn the mountain down from its summit to its
base. The piles of rocks on each hand, but par
ticularly on the Shenandoah, the evident marks
of their disrupturc and avulsion from their beds
by the most powerful agents of nature, corrob-
crate the impression. But the distant finish
ing which nature has given to the picture, is of
a very different character. 1t is a true con
trast to the foreground. 1t is as placid and de-
lightful, as that is wild and tremendous. For
the mountain being cloven assunder, she pre-
sents to your eve, through the cleft, a small
catch of smooth blue horizon, at an infinite dis
tancc in the plain country, inviting you as it
were from the riot and tumult roaring around
to pass through the breach and participate of
the calm below. Here the eye ultimately COM
poses itself; and that way to the road happens
actually to lead YOU across the Potomac above
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

QUEER TRADEs.-Many years ago, when rice
was dear in Eastern China, efforts we're made
to bring it from Luzon, where it was abundant.
At Manila there was however, passed singu-
lar law, to the effect that no vessel for China
should be allowed to load with rice unless it
brought to Manila a certain number of cages
full of the little "butcher BIRDS well known to
ornithologists. The reason for this most &C.
centric regulation simply was that the rice in
Luzon suffered much from locusts and these
locusts were destroyed in great numbers by the
butcher birds. somewhat similar business is
carried on between England and Zealand. This
latter country, at particular seasons, is invaded
by armies of cateipillars, which clear off the
grain crops completely as if moved down by
a scythe With the view of counteracting this
plague, novel importation has been made. 1t
is thus noticed by the Southern Cross: "Mr
Brode has shipped three hundred sparrows on
board the Swordfsh, carefully selected from the
best hedgerows in England The food alone,
he inform us, put on board for them, cost Els.
This sparrow question has been a long standing
joke in Auckland, but the necessity to farmers
of small birds to keep down the grubs is ad-
mitted on all sides. There is no security in
New Zealand against the invasion OF myriads
of caterpillers which devestate the crops The
most singular branch of such traffic is the toad
trade. On some of the market gardens near
London, many as five crops raised in one
year, the principal object being, however, to
raise the finest possible specimens for high pri-
ces. Under such system OF culture, slugs and
other insects very formidable foes, and to
destroy them toads have been found so useful
as to be purchased at high prices. As much as
dollar and half dozen is given for full
grown, lively toads. which are generally impor-
ted from France, where they have also been in
use for long time in an insectivorous way.
Who can say but that Shakespeare, who knew
everything, guessed everything and foresaw
everything, thought of this latent value when
he said that the toad, though
"Ugy aud venomous,
Mears vet a nrncinus ieMel in his head.n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

1t is plain to be seen that a new issue is rap.
idly coming to head in our country. tits be-
tween the European laborer and the African la
borcr. Nor can the issue be doubtful for the
stronger race will overcome the weaker, and the
fertile lands which few ignorant Africans now
but mscrably till, will he rendered a hundred
fold productive by Caucasian intelligence and
skill. The efforts to introduce Africans into the
South, to contend against the emigrants from
Europe, will prove fluitlcss; for while emigrants
kno,c their rights, they have the power to assert
them. If to preserve their right to labor they
have fled as free men from the oppressive dris-
tocrdcies of Europe they will not be prepared
to be told by the democ,dcjes here that they
must surrender their right to the slave!
Such are some of the ideas which are sug
gestcd to me by the barrcnncss of these Rocky
Mountains, the last peaks of which are now
pecring at us from over the hills in the vest
Please remember me to the people of old Gull
ford tell them that am expecting the pleasure
of soon seeing them once more, and am, in the
meantime, Very respectfully Yours,
j. ". T..