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hfsmship Quaker City. shufedi Havana July Is AT PM
"s ss a md,e and NJ ~ passengers TO Hargous A Co
to II Cromwell sayss Pm nv Win ds x .nd
nI s.sr s'sssmIlhp rloda hence for Savannah
and PASSENGERS 10 Ladsm ein.len &o WIN ndse
VIII n "a fs sass gpss s -
p h Keser ip bound seFpoc Sa,s i. T: S % Ion
1ed ship John Moore bound r. ~" - O. sso'i'
b. been q DAY, o me al Ion e. sppse ssS
miles sandy fr% Moses era1e II 10 '
last 70 order. Anchored Lower Quarantine > ~ '''
ballast James Ewe Came % this pOTa % oas
sS;eS lew S'S 'q gs IS "a
III cS - spoke bark rru from Liverpool fcr SYors
Bsrs Liberty shaw N.rseies Mentor june s via al
ar days vim gales and sailed thence company iosn
New Yot ssrs HaHn STIsd d Garo" and cessi al Cor
Holt for Boston had shi pleasant weather al the
"a ssss sse e he ot e ss Tss M
lat D as saw S sss from Wo GOrsar fqT New York
Ion 80 brig Cotton sound "'' 00u'a o. "n h' w.
rsls%2 sYps Ssrs July
sS sposs f sp this scydGn as from Cal
ssS, No Ts Ia! p Been a @ q e boat
xs. ysr g. p'Hn SSsT lowe; S % with &C.
Ma. xsrns B.cp Hsv.ps days with &C.
eosS oSsT s9s.ss Y c ssS r sugar M to
s'9ry Stevens Anchored at Lower Quarantine. - ~
Barh Flying Cloud tof Balumore) Warren Nansania JpI
y with sugar, 10 Mckee. "'
ssr ~ nissss tof seaPor Nickes saua July a.
bark shas Poul'ney lof Phadelpha) sprarue saeua
says with m4ar TO W Elwe A Co I'd inst "a MaisnlIla
spnse BARI Old Dominion from Havana for New York
e Y,n.ss q. Do c%psny WIN 'p STs H.
days In ballast " Rivera 4 Hail -
| Hss1: s,;1 Hs. ss''
cs - spoae brig Nssatan Reed hence for RIO orands
Eng sGeA Rca, Chapman Aspinwsli 10 days with hSes
Brig hskD, Ysr rorais, xe,, days with maSosAuy sc
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peeVAg that II is yalueless. Galena is irm at the
adv nee OF ten per cent; nobody can have been
20 astonshed at the popularity of this stock as the
managing directors. II may do well this fall, but
its best friends do not expect it will. The suit Of
the Attorney General against the New York Cen.
trail has checked speculation in that stock; such
manGuvres generally frighten outsiders. Whether
the republican managers combined finance with
politics, and took short line before Mr. Meyers
fired of his complaint, no one, of course is aware;
the stock has not declined. The Erie securities
continue to advance slowly. The stock was neg
lected last week. The road never did so good
business as is doing at present. was it ever so
well or so cheaply managed as it is at present.
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Notice To Mariners.
'ANf-Nrsspkp rloArlse ueHr, SHAR THE vARSE sHoAI,
x,,,,. ,-. TRIsIIr Hogsr. Lospo., July H. 1850.
siou Of the varne Ridge shoals in the straits OF bower to
% Be p Se af nss9 S Ss
ed sGa aaS S The osr red Light to exhibit
fur'her notice relative % the exact position &C. Of the Light
BY order, P. II BERrHoS. Secretary.
RrssrA-RrvKL LIGHTHOUSES.
MINISTRY or MARINE, Z
Hyo.h bssmsn, 81 H ss fmpsqs n,sslS
Marine syss notice % Mariners that order offer
aece Of T hs a Riddle e s a
and he i1 or s1Dt q he SoSSee
HvssrA-pAernoRT AND Lv.rnonr ueurs
81 rrr.usrune. May a70 y s s $50
Nalee y Trrs pegsTsn, q me Impes
iH1SsTy Of he present year yss notice .
nS Which, stsorrs sss s s "a. s Bn The
a % ay om f9 Ss II sees S S The naan
vii no, be lighted for two months VIZ from the ishgsh
. nos ss Is' S S.hsr As gSssrv con
F Rs and md EsSe SP y well
heation. VIM '''A'" "''"'a' m0ai-
whaIemen.
ATT a bermuda July L. schr soper Of Provpce,ovr
win i oes c oano,her account ~ bbls would land oil
having BEEN With S s1a PIT Os cs for
jumped RTs S and WI. se SsRp Of the Russian whcr
sp ssss July schr' John Adam. q Povnceown 40
~ "
cbse1casT 90 @ p Asshany coos, do $50 is hmp6i
-, Letter from CAP. Fisher Of bark Clara Bell Of Maapo
reports her Al fts June H. with 700 bbls SD and some
o'scshsn OIL Mould sal on cruise e calso dround.
com nse, q and from NBediord for Indian Ocean.
July lat "a So lon e2 lW chip seaconnet Ceavelsnd hvs
from Iscshuano for NBedford ~ ""'s
July l lat 81 As lon z hs chr Valentine Dcane Young Of
knight SPARK. ~ ssssnsa UTsgs ss%s dale
Cox Dc q 100 biASidsh; July is s Freeman. ao,
July IS lat 90 Is Ion GO 10 ship Alert from New London,
Spoken, Sc.
ship Golden City rary OF and from Boston for San Fran
esco was reported cid Jan Is FOR Nsn) April IS q s
snip H:ss Queen. Young from Liverpool for Syors july
sap showing blue flag With white square IN The cen
re 0upposed The Esther, Lester Richmond for Rio
J .nerol was psssed June le. on Cape FRO.
70 se y, rru from Newcastle for EYork, July lat
Brig Elizabeth Mary, hence for Aspnwa days ont, july
sS g y, Ben hence for West nde. day, out July Ia
sehr Martha skinner, hence for jacksonville July z, or
Foreign Ports.
rrrrssD July H-In port barks famsrtlne Andersnn
ncAs oreennan; Sherwood. clifford, Edwin, Eugeni
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TeleUraph Martne Reports.

HIGHLANDS July g. sunses-No inv ard bound vessels In
sight. Wind Sc fresh; weather cloudy
SANDY HOOK, July 90 sunset-Bark Zephyr from Paer.
mo- going up the bay. No other inward bound vessen In
Miscellaneous.
BARK ARTHUR PICKERING, Caulfeld, which sailed from
sowp aa Us aS inst with
BARK PORTER, from New York for Valparaiso which
put into Rio Jsneiro would be condemned
n.s
tar on the morning Of july In dense fog was got Of on the
ssssmtSs Red Pole and lowed into The Bay Surveyors
ported injury and she proceeded on her
shore at the same time within a short distance
BRe vIRcIMAs, srom, a. Bermuda has been placed by
salvage due them.
scHR GAzrIIE from New York for Newfoundland was
molasses, Ac), saved
scBR NIAsnc White Of and for Taunton Mass from Eliza
s $ on the
s. n ' Ss s n s
throwing overheard is tons Of high
sne p I a
but late to be of any service She recovered however
s sss.y S.s S..S
% 81 sn ns starting Gs s She would
sold an n S o. Saf dr SIS g
y s q ss sp Barton Tnf sSs
sss sd es a Of sr and her SAILS
MISSING VEssEL-Bark Montezuma of New Bedford sailed
Oct H. 1853 whaling voyage TO the Atlantic and Indian
Oceans and the last Of 2fh
Southern edge Of the Gulf Stream In terrible gale Of wind
which ship Splendid OF Edgartown, dismasted
ward arrived Norfolk the LIST November 70 lowing The
Splendid the Montezuma In the gale and
doubt that she lost with all board She
Ring, valued with outfits at $1,000 and fully insured
The following hc names of the officers and who sailed
in the Montezumashubael Spooner of NBedfod MASTER
Ss Of 81 a % Pa 81 sS. sCsnS sTn
vile NY do and boasteerer Jas Worth Of Nantucket,
Peter Amy of Tverton RI boatsteerers Oliver Reed
Of Dartmouth cooper seamen-John Merrhew Fairbaven
Mass VIM Peterson Boston, Geo Pierce Rochester, Mass;
rael Osw ell Tyerton, RI Jas McCresson Canadice NY
August Bye NY city; John Blethens Somerset Mass VIM
Roach Bar Me; Aaron Willard Worcester Mass; Thos
Myers Philadelphia; Adam Rowland Joseph de Boga Geo
Adams Jos Antoine David Morse and Gumbo Jonanah
dence unknown
LAuScREDThe bark Perces Of 900 TONS successfully
launched 18th inst from the ship yard Of John Taylor
Boston, and received her lower during
She owned by Thomas Howe and Is 10 be Commanded
by Capt Snow, formerly Of ship Hsveock.
The following table gives summary Of the vessels
hsrbors of New York. Boston Baltimore Wilmington N G
Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orleans and 0aIvosou AT
latest accounts from each Of those ports,-
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eth The same day es appointed for the commence
uent OF the trial OF castro ana his ministers An snony
nous writer had ureaiened life Of the spanish MN
ster, the Government making every enor! 70
discover the tndivduaL Congress had authorized tne
treaty OF boundary and river navigation concluded with
Brazil en- May g. 1859 read three times and approved
nal triumph over the ederast faction IN the canton
Santa Lucia, province OF Caracas.
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"a Alexandra; vessel 70 v cockroft Had heavy ~
srr Hannah McEw.n onaives 10 days with coffee nd
Brig New World. Herman. Cardsnas' days with sugar
BIG Scsss.in Eagle. B~ns0m Csrdsnas days with 'u-
gar % &Ey Peter
b. ss f % s,s.. ~ :n Trinidad via Charleston days. u
ssaI Bovdisch Collins rsmpco "a with hide. Ac TO
company with schs Red Fox and s.etson FOR New Orleans
schr Esnsrs DAM, oveido FajArdo PR 10 days. with su
sehr El1s Cowen of Elizabeth City. Nc, orsss Grand
sshr Adyancs br Curry Turks Islands 10 days with salt
schr VIM Burropghs Bickford. Maanzas, Juiy 90 with
sshr oanaie tBr, sSeeand Eleu.hera, July 10 with
schr AzOrian, Eneas, Ca. Island, days with fruit TO
sshr = Williams Br. MeAlmon, Hisboro, NIB, ls days,
s ss s.sss RoSsS Ssd MAYA ssy
s scbr R i yerpi I Ryder, Virginia, day.
scsr bergen, ScNee Basimore' ' days.
s sssT k Ss.s Rho, SsSsS. sds.
schr Delaware, Smith. Bucfsport sdaya
s ssSI y fSS punt sss s..ss Ss;s 'ay
s sss ESs Whit h Assy
scSr Susan Baker Bake HAS Hsissy o sacS aSys
schr Isabella Faulkner, Boston, days
schr Moses w,srins Crowsn Boston, days
ssSr Rinroid Chase Boston, 5 days
s sssr Mary y Johnson A., Hunt Boston tOi Albany.
Schr Glide, Lowell Boston for Albany.
Schr q Huntington. Lowell Boston for Albany
Schr Alfred Barrett, Jones Boston for Albany.
Schr Empire, Lowell Boston for Albany.
schr Flying Fish. Low, Gloucester, 3daya
Schr Mary Emily Higgins Gloucester, days
Schr Angler, Bessee, Wareham, days
Schr Iamartine, Crowel, Warehsm. y days
Schr Henry Clay, Deano, New Bedford for Albany.
Schr b Smith Briggs, New Bedford for Albany.
Steamer Delaware. Johnson Philadelphia
Steamer Vulcan Morrison, Philadelphia
Steamer T Heart. Sidel, Philadelphia
Steamer Ospray kenney, Providence.
Steamer Petrol. Williams, Providence
Ship Genoa arrived 18th from Glasgow consigned
Robson Il fosdck, not master.
BELOW.
Bark Trajan, from Salt Cay. BY pilot boat David Mitchell
Mob
Bark Guiding Star Kelly, from Sunderland May g.
Brig Elizabeth, from Cape Breton.
Wind during the day SSE fresh,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATt+DAY, July 28-6 r VI.
AsMs.-rhe market continued 70 maintain steadiness
with sales Of pots and pearls at old prices
BREADeTyFPs- Flour-The market exhibited more tone
for common grades Of State and Western, while medium
brands were irregular The sales footed up about IL 900
q IA 900 bbls., closing within the following range of
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CANADIAN Hour was more active, but less buoyant in
prices while the sales embraced 900 bbls at 81 go
81 % for superhne some lots spring extra at t. aud
Western extra at IS 10 81 80. Southern -four
heavy, with the turn of the market in favor OF pur
chasers. The sales embraced about 1000 bbs.,
closing within the range Of the above quotations. Rye
Hour was hrm at quotations. with sales of about 200 bbs
Corn meal was steady with moderate sales at quo
tatons Wheat was In moderate request and the market
without change OF moment the sales comprised about
81 900 bushels at 81 80 for white Western 81 26 for red
Western, 81 20 a 81 Il for Milwaukee club, and
81 % VI SO for fair To prime white Southern.
Corn inactive, and prices without change Of i'm
portance the sales embraced about 5000 bushels
Gle ~ 1ac. for sound mixed Western. &c 66c for
round yellow, and Csc for Southern yellow Rye
fair demand, with sales Of 800 bushels at 8lc Barley
in fair demand &c. and barley malt at 90c
Oats in good supply with sales OF Western Cana
dian at &c. 39Hc., and OF State at 40c. a 401sc.
CoYFEE.-The market continued firm while sLes
limited About 800 mats Java sold at about l6c.
and small lots Of Rio at p
CoTToN-The market was frmer, and after the receipt
Of later from ST. Johns additional sales
made. The transactions FIR the day embraced about
bales closing firm the basis Of the following quo
tstions-
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FRnGIIs-Room con tnued scarce and engagements
limited To I4verpool-22 900 bushels wheat were
gagged In ships bags at 10d To Lon ion-o0 hhds
tobacco At 35s Continental rates unchanged and
two three small vessels charter were reported at
ry cod ras ssnS n more sP and tone
and 81 l21 for Bank The supply of mackerel limited
and prices firm with sales of few hundred barrels large
No 3, at 80 GA Herring were also in better request,
FRun-The market continued firm for raisins, with
sales Of 800 900 boxes at ~ 80 for layers and at 81 IS
Hay firm with sales of some 900 bales for shpping
Hops consuu rSi C IN go ass wa. selling q: 81
or three days at &C. &c., and of lot Of 1868 at &C.
IRON was heavy and DUH Small lots Scotch pig were
selling at 500 90 q $23, months.
LINE was in good request, with sales of 900 bbs in
Guiding both sorts, at CSC. 81 10 per Dbl
MolAssEs The market was quiet and sales limited.
NAVAL sroREs-There was little doing and aaotations
for most descriptions on the spot nominal
ons.GIhe market for crude whale and sperm firm,
and at New Bedford holders asking higher rates
sales having been made at Soc for the former and 81 40
for the latter part at Nantucket for cash. Linseed oil
was In better demand, and held at rmer rates Consde
rabe saes Of both American and English have been made
within two three days at sec 60c The latter figure
today was demanded for both sorts Sales of olive
casks were making at 81 27h 81 80, months, and of
No. western lard oil nj 95c. 96c.
PRovIsloNs-Pork-The market heavy but in fair
activity with sales OF about 400 bbs., including
mess at SIS 90 $40 l2, and sI4 prime thin mess
at SIS 20 SIS co. $40 $50 so for clear mess, and
VI o. Tor ola prime Beef was unchanged, with sales of
$50 bbls at 81 so TO 80 for country repacked
IS 90 $40 90, and extra at sl1 $i2 so Prime
and beef hams were nominal. Cut meats firm
and In good request. Bacon scarce and nominal.
lard was plenty and less firm with GALES OF $50 bbs
tierces at 13tc. Butter in fair request at
12c. l5c for Ohio and l5c Isc for State Cheese
was In good demand at Sc eac for Ohio, and at I5c
lsc. for State
RICE was steady, but quiet.
SKi1s-Clover was quiet and sales limited at So.
Rough hax was selling at III 621f, and hemp at
u 81 Linseed was comparatively quiet the last
tales OF linseed of moment made at Calcutta
81 6s for common to 81 70 for good-the latter per Ste
phen Glover TO arrive lot Of Bombay, 10 arrive here
via london, equivalent 10 81 TO- Late advces from Cal
cutta report eghts at $5 aud that more easy
SrGARs-As usual on the last day OF the week. the mar
ket was css active, VIII lie prices sustained The
embraced about $50 400 hhds Cuba muco
vadoes, part fair refining goo &c. part grocery
grades, at &c. a nc, and 400 boxes at p t.
WHISKY was in fair demand with sales Of about 500
bbs at 2OI,c
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the palace. add wondered {: his duchess Weps
ike the Jcauri.uI vif. or the etiz.u-
A / looked On al this, my ;utJ- toll ne sbal
it vas the work Of The red vine, which leaps Eaily
Up, and laughs over its victims. IT demon msrri-
ment. 1 shudtered, father, aud resolved never
again to taste it, les, !, toe, sbOuld fall. Bot your
word il law to me. Shall l drain the eup.''
'No, my son, touch it not. Il Is poison, a. thy
tutor told thee. Il fres the brain, veaksus the
intellect, destroys the soul. Pot it away from
thee, and So thou shalt grow up wise aud good, 5
blessing to ihyseIf and TO thy country"
He glanced around the circle. Surprise and ad-
miraiion were on every face, and. moved by the
same impulse, all arose, while one Of their number
spoke.
Thou hast done n0bly, boy" be said. "snd
thy rebuks shall not soon be forgotten. We have
congra,ulasei thy father upon tie acquisition Of
hOnors. which may pass with the passing season
We now congratulate him upon that best Of al
possessions, a son worthy Of France, and o. him.
self"
The naughty e~oursisrs 5Owsd a glowing assent
and each elasped the hand Of the boy. Bot The
father took him to bis hears. aud even now among
the treasured relics Of the family is Numbered that
silver cur,
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THE CUP.

The palace OF the Duke De Montre was deeora-
ted for a banquet. A thousand wax lights burned in
its stately rooms, making them bright as midday.
Along the walls glowed the priceless tapestry Of
the GobeIines, and beneath the foot lay the fab
RIGS of Persia. Rare vases, filed with flowers
stood on the marble stands, and their breath went
up like incense before the life-like pictures shin
ing in their golden frames above. In the great
hall stood immense tables, covered with d~elicacies
from all lands and chimes. Upon the sideboard
glittered massive plate, and the rich glass of Mu-
rano. Music, now low and soft, now bold and
high, hoated in through the opened easement, aud
was answered at intervals by tones Of magic sweet
ness.
All was ready. The noble and gifted poured in-
to the gorgeous saloons. Silks rustlsd, plumes
waved, and jeweled embrOi6eries flashed from
Genoa %velVets. Courtly congratulations fell from
every lip, for the Duke de Montre had made a
new step in the path to power. Wit sparkled, the
laugh went round, and his guests pledged him in
wine that a hundred years had mel!owed. Proud
ly the Duke replied but his brow darkeued, and
his cheek paled with passion, for his son sat mo
tionless before his untasted cup.
wherefore is thisl" be angrily demanded.
"When did my first born learn to insult his IA
Their ?"
The graceful STRIPPING sprang from his seat, and
knelt msekly before his parent. His sunny eurls
fell back from his upturned face, and his youthful
eountsnanee was radiant with 4 brave and gsuer-
Gus spirit.
"Fa,her," said he, Il last night learned 4 les.
son that sunk into my heart. Let me repeat it,
and then at thy command, 1 will drain the cup.
I saw a laborer stand at the door Of a gay shop.
He held in his hand the earnings Of a week, and
bis wife, with a sickly babe and tive furnishing lit
tie ones, elung to his garments, and besougbs hin
not to enter. lie tore himself away, for his pas
sion was strong, and, but for the care Of a stran-
ger, his family would have persisted.
1--WE went on, and, father. a citizen Of noble air
and majestic form descended the wide steps Of bis
fine mansion. His wife put back the curtains, aud
watched him eagerly and Wishfully, as be rude
away. She was very, very lovely, fairer than any
lady Of the court, but the shadow Of a sad heart
was fast falling on her beauty. We saw her gazs
around upon the desoiats splendor Of her saloon
and then clasp her hands in the wild agony Of De
spair. When we returned, her husband lay help
less on a couch, and she sat weeping beside him.
'once more we paused. A carriage stood be
fore a palace. Il was rich with baraishsd gold
and the armOrial bearings Of a Duke we're Visi5lC
in the moon-beams. We waited fO- its owner &c
alight, but he did not move. and he gave no orders
soon the servants came ~erowding out ~sorroWfalsy
they lifted him in their arms, and / saw that som.
Of the jewels were torn from his mantle. aud biz
plumed can was crushed and sOiled. as IL by III
pressure Of many footsteps. They bore him int
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B GOODS!

just received at JACOB HEATON'S, cur
THIRD FALL & WINTER STOCK OF GOODS.
The people seem to have found out, without
excess of putting, tina: they always get the worth
of their money at
THE SALEM EXCHANGE
Where you will find one of the bes. selected
Stock Ci GOODS that was ever brought to this
market.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
You will find everything in that line, from a Rich
Broeade Silk, to a levy Delane. Call and see.
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
Every thing that is wanted in that line, from a
$50 OVercoat, to a sixpence Pocket Knife.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
Ladies' Cloaks, Hoped Skirts, New Fall price
busters, Duster Cloth, Trimmings, Hats, Bonnets,
Ribbons, Plumes, &c, &c.
CHOICE GROCERIES,
CARPETS, and Carpet Chain, Leather and Buffalo
Robes.
A SPLENDID LOT OF QUEENSWARE,
Glassware, Knives and Forks, Hats, and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, &c., &c.
All Of which will be sold on the "Nimble sig
pence" basis.
j. HEATON.
Salem, Nov. 3, 1860.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
ECHOES OF HAMPERS FERRY!

This volume comprises the most eloquent
Speeches, Sermons, Letters, Poems and other utter
ances Of the leading minds Of America and Europe,
called forth by
JOHN BROWNS INVASION OF VIRGINIA
SYNOPSIS on CONTENTS.
WENDELL PHILLIPS-Two 0rations: "The
Lessons of the Hour;" and THE Puritan
Principle"
RALPH WALDO EMERsoN-Two Speeches.
HENRY y. TIOREAU-Lectuie: "a Plea for
Captain John Brown"
THEODORE PARKER-Two Letters.
VICTOR HUGO-Two Letters.
JOHN G. WHITTIER-Two Poems and a
Letter.
WIN. LLOYD GARRIsoN-Criticisms Of Whit
tier.
REV. DIR. CHEEvER-TNo Sermons "Thanks.
giving Sermon" and THE Martyrs Death"
REV. II. WARD BEECHER-A Sermon.
REV. GILBERT HAVEN-A Sermon.
REV. FALES HENRY NEWELL-A Sermon.
REV. EDWIN NJ. WHEELOCK-A Sermon.
REV. JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE-A Sermon.
REV. NJ. d. CONWAY, (Cincinnati)-A Ser
REV. WIN. II. FURNESS-A Brief Judgment.
HON. EDWARD EVERETT-An Grafton.
HON. CHARLES O'CONER-An Grafton,
COL. W. A. PHILLIPS, of Kansas-A Lecture.
LYDIA MARIA CHILD-Letter to Mrs. Mason
aud a Poem.
THEODORE TILToN-A Speech.
Also: BRIEF TESTIMONIES AND POEMS
By William Allingham, Rev. NJ. Beecher, Edna
Dean Proctor, i. NJ. Alc.tt, E. II. Sears, O.. z.
Whipp!e, Elizur Wright, Richard Realf, Hon. A.
G. Riddle, Judge Tilden, William D.. Hovslls,
&c, g., &c.
Also: The Entire PRISON CORRESPON.
DENCE Of Capt. John Broom -containing every
Letter addressed to him while in Charlestown
Jail, by northern men and women, and his own
relatives. Zone of the most remarkable eollse.
tions of Letters in existence"
Also: the Services at Concord; or, LITURGY
FOR A MARTYR, composed by Ralph Waldo
Emerson, A. Bronson Alcott, Henry D.. Thoreau
E. B. Sanborn, and others.
Also the celebrated Articles on the Value oil
the Union to the North. republished as an Appen-
dix, from the New York Tribune.
The whole collected and arranged BY
JAMES REDPATH,
Author of the Public Life of Captain John Brown.
Some of these contributions are now published
for the first time; most of them have been careful
ly corrected and amended by their authors ex.
pressly for this volume; and all Of them are inser-
ted with their consent, or carefully reprinted from
the authorized editors. 1t thus forms one of the
most remarkable collections Of thoughts that
breathe and words that burn to be found in all
Literature a complete MANUAL OF Ii
HIGHER LAW.
The character Of the authors, together with the
absorbing theme, makes it a book that will be
eagerly sought for by every American reader
As a work for permanent preservation, or as a
campaign document to effect the next Presidential
election. 1t is alike invaluable.
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