, 1862-01-09

publishing hons" OF II. II. Bancroft 4 Co., Of
oah F'amclsco' as toIlows:-
Fh"ip hdHeT, novel, in one volume, PIP. $50.
This is the production of Californian, (Chas.
\. "ashourn, late editor of the San Francisco
l'"fS) and though the opening scene is laid in
New Lnsand' the concluding and greater Por-
uoh 'l the story is portrayal Of California life.
1t S"'ofS strongly oil the character OF the shorter
stories punished from time to time in the news
papers anu magazines Oi Calliornai the incl
ue"'S oG'Hs "uen Tue same One VINO mas not
a"eauy oeeh Sur'el'ed with these VIII read with
interest 'ne ho'el before US.
Stmso" ana a. Dc''6@ or Dason stoops to Saba
hy Herman ''o R;"m i'"seus' !" "'e "''S'
Rev Dr R;cr has bors srooo0dod IN o,o,,;ro
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ono -" 49, ,S"'sSS r"s SD' ~ "S'e'a'o "u'ou ~
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and ,rono,, n,, ",,,.',S .S a"~ Os"
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30. II.I,, =,
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addition ., ,hn o.,onao. - ~ ;.
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Of the localities Of the events transpiring in the
East, this map (the first Of series, We believe)
is useful.
The Rebellion Record, part sixth.
This number is embellished with fine steel
plate likenesses of President Lincoln and Gov.
Sprauge, Of Rhode Island, and wood-cut like
nesses of Beauregard, A. II. Stephens, and
Zouaves. The diary of events is continued in
this number, with voluminous public documents
connected with the war.
A C0mpreleas pe Hs,orV of hIe Southern Re-
JeliiOR and ths War for The Union. No. 1,
This is n mon,blv m.soz;,a 81 100 49,, or
sr,oI, -, o,,,,,..';.,.-
s'nan PrNnt embracing compilation OF facts
.eL.n,s. I'M ~ .'o' T'1 p,Ssiess VI we eA'S''ns
Of all ,vho von,d ~ oo..a.,,. =. ;eSa.. s pS'uoA
GARD 10 ,ho causos or A., o;,2 &c, ~, S'.S
ta,Dg our land W. o.rnos,,,, rao..,,'.,s !.
the attention Of sucb reoders Ss Ses;ro tr,,,hc
statement of the case. as wall as a knowledSs os
the most imnortapt oven,s n ,bs b;s,orv - an
| co,o..,,,,-. -''' " 'N'
'o.v'"ns"@
All Of the above publications are for sale by
E. A. Light, at the post-oifice.
Coal OMa-Very many, We might truly say,
nearly all who use coal oil. 80 called IN the
United States suppose il to be something new
under the sun, and an article neither known nor
used before its recent discovery in Pennsylvania
JamesOn's Journal published in 1927, gives an
account Of visit to the Burmese Petroleum
Wells from which was obtained oil Of the same
nature as that now used and called coal oil
Some Of these wells were from az IN "a fathoms
IN dc,,b .r5 ,;.,aad /. An, .-., - s----
100 = 1ss ~ - s e uy ~.ese ~ run
10y, 10y " A9O Ea,ons oi Wnat was known ~ bur
used BY the natives for light, and was sold at
the low price Of hve-Pence to seven-Penee half
Ps"''y P'' '"~
A new DIscovERr-The Leipsiger Zeitung
makes very curious statement, which is inter
esting even as canard. It says that physician
Of the name Of Dotsdoll has discovered a method
by which he can artifciallv produca N .nv.
bodys throat any desirable quality and register
Of voice. He creates at pleasure, bass, baritone.
tenor, or soprano voice in the human larnyx, by
means q sllght ana simple operation, quickly
wse ~ crtD;gS, XIV 4. s.r,bos. n as"gsr , sna -
submitted 10 4 acouire creSt musical mowers
however inharmonious ne voice NAV have bssn
PREVIOUSLY.
The cour. of onssn,s Rorch NJ. p,-n,, .,,sa.,
of . lata m.v;st ~ a. Hsr,tord h.a,' -.
action .oo;nss ~ crs., Nor,h.r,, p.;,,r..s o.