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into fatal security. Bc prepared for cv-
cry emergency This is our only hope
for sue and honorable peace. If our
enemy was to-day convinced that the
feast herein indicated would welcome him
in every quarter Of this Confederacy, we
know his base character well enough to
feel assured lie would never come. Let,
then, the smoke of your homes, fired by
women's hands, tell the approaching foe
that over sword and bayonet they will
rush only to fire and ruin.
We have faith in God and faith in you.
He is blind to every indication of Provi-
donce who has not seen an Almighty
hand controlling he events of the past
year. The wind, the wave, the cloud,
the mist, the sunshine and the storm have
all ministcred to our necessities, and fire.
qtsently buccorcd us in our distresses. -
We deem it unnecessary to recount the
numerous instances which have called
forth our gratitude. We would join you
in thanksgiving and praise. "If God be
for us, who can be against us %
Nor would we condemn your confident
look to our armies, when they can meet
with foe not too greatly their superior
in numbers. The year past tells q story
ofheroism and success, of which our ma
ton will never be ashamed. These con-
siderations, however, should only stimu-
late us to greater deeds and nobler efforts.
An occasional reverse we must expect
such as has depressed us within the last
few days. This is only temporary
We have no fears OF the result--the f.
nal issue. You and we may have to sac.
rifce our lives and fortunes in the holy
cause but our honor will be saved un.
tarnshed, and our children's children
will rise up and call us "blessed."
HOWELL COBB,
r.. TOOMBS,
NJ. j. CRAWFORD,
THOS. II. r. COBB.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
pottrp.
SOUR GRAPES.


Ny love, thou art fairer than the dawn
OF Aplil's brightest day,
And the beauty of thy check outyics
The loveliest tints of May
The odoriferous perfumes
That load The spicy gale,
To thy sweet, lifc.inspiring breath,
Are yirtueless and stale.
Oh, how cnchantingly around
That polished neck of thine,
Those artlcss raven tresses bright,
In glossy ringlcts twine
Aud then they wave so feelingy
O'er fields Of purest pearl,
Ten thousand beauties sport around
Each captivating curl !
Those eyes, do turn them, dear, away,
So rayishingly they roll,
Those ecipsing diamonds,
fhey pierce my inmost soul
Those lips, how they do sparkle forth
The ruby's brightest glow
And thy neck outshincs in purity
The winters drifted snow
Thy voice, oh how diyincly sweet,
'Tis like the seruhp's note,
And, fairy like, an angel form
Seems ia the air to float.
Words cannot tell, nor thought can dream
The pangs undergo
For thee--and wilt thou not be mine,
My lovely angel No
Zound5 you red haired, freckled thing
You garlic. .breathed old maid !
You raw .boned, crooked, overgrown,
unganly, croaking jade
What rid of thee 2 Ye lucky stars !
I'm thunder.struck with joy !
wouldn't marry such club
For all the wealth Of Troy
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
L I OlIIc.

1t is not the house, though that may
have its charms nor the field, carefully
titled, and streaked with your own foot
paths nor the trees, though their shad-
owS be to you like that of II great rock
in weary land !" nor yet is it the fire
side, with its cozy comfort nor the pie
lures, which tells of loved ones nor the
books but more than all these, it i,
presence The altar Of your confidence
is here and adjoining it all. and sending
your blood in passionate flow, is the eX'
tacy of the conviction that there you are
understood that lhcre yom errors vii
meet even with gentle forgiveness tina
therey ou may unburden your soul, fear
less, of harsh, unsympathizing ears anC
there you may be entirely and joyful,
yourself
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
The T'rWc Thing.

The end of all learning is to make us
wise. Wisdom is not one sided, but
comprehensive culture of the heart and
mind, and soul and body, The end Of
wisdom is use. If it does no good, it is
not wisdom but something else, Wisdom
comes from good natural understand
ing, enriched by the dressing OF large and
wise thoughts, Good books there be,
which nourSh tho mind as food does the
body. In morbid states the stomach may
be consumed by the precise activity OF
the very Secretions and chemical agents
which gave it power. This may serve to
intimate to us that the mind, without its
lit nutriment and proper digestion, by
which it should act, and obey It's natural
law, may consume itself away. Get wis
dom by thought, by reading, by action
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

A CALM, bluc-oyed young lady, in an
adjacent village, received long call the
other day. from prying old spinstcr, who,
after prolonging her stay almost beyond
endurance, came to tho main question
which brought her thither; "l've been
asked a great many times, if you were
engaged to Mr.. Now if folks enquire
again whether you be or not, what shall
| tell them?" "Tell them." answered the
young lady, fixing her calm blue eyes up
on the inquisitive face of the spinster,
"that you don't know, and you're sure
it's none of your business"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

Among the strange things of this
strange era was the celebration of the 9Th
OF January at Columbus, and the singing
of p@0ns to the ilustrious hero, Andrew
Jackson, by the party which for thirty
years, has been the bitter and unrelent-
ing enemy of his policy, and whose lead
crs, in his lifetime, were accustomed to
denounce him with savage virulence and
lcrocity. Hon. Samuel Galloway, who
made an address on the occasion, said:
General jackson owed his strength
and worth to the fact that he was cradled
in the waveS Of tie Reroiution.
"There was more in the rare of tile
Feather Of his old cap than there is in
dozen OF the proclamations of the Gener-
ais to-day.
1--WE shall never conquer in this terri
Gle struggle be successful-neyer
see tie StarS and stripes pape over our
country again until zee inspire into our
leaders the spirit Of tie old General"
Irne ! true every word Of it. Mr.. Gal
loway might have added that we should
never have been in our presen. condition
if our rulers had been influenced by the
spirit Of the old General. In his fare
well address to the American people he
solemnly warned us against the dangers
of Abolitionism against the General
Government assuming powers not dele
gated to it, which he with propetic sagac-
ity foreSaw would end in the destruction
of our Liberties if permitted, and against
relying upon force to preserve the Union,
instead Of frateinal attachment aud sf-
lection.- Gin. Eng.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

COUNTY RECORDER and NOTAHl ri IBLIC'
Y Micrsburg o. lie is all times reads ~ fur
nish I'LL mp, aud take acknowledgment. ul all kind
OF Deeds, tluNDaurc., Mortgages, aud Powers OF
ATTORNEYS, aud Record the same, take Dispositions
To- be used IN any ct the Courts "t TINS state also
Protest Notes, Bill of EAchapAo, &c. Office, IN the
Colntl Recordcr's office. l!a2l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

DHl SICIAN AND SURGEON, Millers burg, q.
L Office on Main street, nearly opposite the En-
pire House formerly occupied BY DR.. Ebnght,
[2i-44.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

I NONWOKllI, proprictur--wcst end Of Main
street, Millcrsburg,O. u IStagc 0mco-DolB
line Of coaches to tU,huctun. (2l 30
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
DIR. II, IL. yERt.IN,
:. X. CRAWFORD. NJ. d.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nashville. ..
L Professional calls promptly attended to. l23
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

Eay- In narrating the circumstances Of
a recent suicide in Connecticut, the pa
pers say that besides being deaf, dumb
and an old bachelor, the unfortunate man
had exhibited evidences Of insanity.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

HERNAN AND ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYS
II lCIAN, Millcrsburg, o. Office on the east
end Of Main street, lour doors above the Public
Sduarc l!i-!ol
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
DENTISTS.
j. T.. ATKINSON,
j. T.. ALIsAN.

nENTIST, MlIcrsburg Ohio, will perform NJ
the latest styc. $780,
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JEWELRY, &c.
n. T.. A.cCoNSII,h,


l\rATCIl AND CLOCk MAKER, one DIOR ca.
w Of :. Il, Wcirich's Hardware store, Main
street. Millcr.huIg, q. t23 81
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

nF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. meet
" the lrldaJ ouur preceding the fun moon IN
cNcry month, at Masonic Walt
". N. LOWTIlEE, Serr,tiyg,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
DIR. G.. W. BUyINGER,

physician AND SURGEON, Middlotown, q.
| Professional calls promptly attended to. l23 3ui
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

A CAPTAIN Of volunteer company,
drilling his command, had occasion to
desire one Of the soldies to step further
out in marching. The order not being
obeyed, was repeated IN peremptory
tone, when the private exclaimed. Il
can't captain, my breeches are to tight"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
ID. =. UHL.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Millersburg, Ohio
y Office. in second story Of Critchhcld's Corner
Block, opposite the Court House. l23-l5I
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

u a recruit going through the exer-
else of sword cut. asked how he should
parry. Never mind that" said the old
huzzar,. ''only you cut, let the enemy
marry -
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
DRS. BOILING 81 BIGTAM,
DIR. A. A. CRUMP,

DHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Millersburg
Office, on the Main street. formerly occupied by
Dr. Irvine, l2l.2o,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

nENTlST, MillcrsbTg, Ohio. Artificial Teeth
- ius crtcd, from one to an entire not on gold,
silver or yuicauitc base, All operations skilliullS
performed. Satisfaction warranted.
Rooms, three doors west Of Wcston's loon, On
jackson street. l2l-ilI
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
SpARTAN LODGE NO. I2U,

INrATCU MAKER AND JEWELEH, Main st,
w three doors west Of MclrlcA's Hardware
store, Millcrsburg q, I!l-20l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20

Ey n pedlar being asked by spin
pie-shanked wag if he had any tin over
alls, replied, "No but / have pair OF
ler,.a3fds that would fit you."
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
PHYSICIANS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Milorsburg,. Ohio -
~ Office, in Recorders Office. l212O.I
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
HOTELS.
EMPIRE HOUSE.
ONO HOUSE.

IT NJ, LEE, rro1rietor-Nlain Street, Millcrs
u. burg Ohio. I-3ol
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
THE
Nolmes County fmmrr.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY ]. A. g. E. E S T I l. l..
Terms Of subscription !:
LOB PHsENVING

OF every description executed in the best style and
on reasonable terms.
The FARMER has n larger circulation than any
other paper in this section Of the State 1t is now
and has been for thirty six consecutive years the
Official paper Of the county,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.


l.. IL. CRITCHFlEhD,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Millersburg, Ohio
\ 0Nirr In CritchGcll's Blodk. L2B-Ij.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

ttiao. fnlsy. No'. 81. lai.
Passengers from la GRANGE report that ITO rnain
y OF our army Is siiil there. None but ca,nlfy
have yet been 20 Holly Springs, bu' hoy returned
The railroad fridge three miles south Of In Grange
burned b., tie Rebels. il being rapidly rebuilt.
TLe MnDil Eaii,!m ofthe ls,A BAYS that Bragg
had arrived at Holly Springs Isst SATURDAY VIA
% coo troops; that he, Pember,on, md Price were
making all possible preparation to give Grant b.fle
~ Lorfs 80. friday. nov. n isoi
Ad,ces have been received stating hat the encmy
in ,le South-W -. bad advanced lo0JO strong fso,l
Bottom Mountains 10 Cave Iiiu, ~. arcnty insc.c-
ing to give battle
Oul .orces, under Gen. Blunt, learning that tho
enemy were ut Coal Ill., Blunt made preparations 10
move upon ihom, but he soon fourd, a. II apqri D.,
,bat tie Rebels had hurfiedly Withdrawn and sgain
roired 70 the mountains. his is all The Intelligence
L, present received relative to this movement.
Gen. 5cloield has received temporary leave Of
qbeepce from bic command on sccount Of sickness,
and is now on lis way TO 81. Louis
s..Geu German has been Instructed 70 report
for orders to Gen. Cults aud VIII shortly STRIVE
Ierc
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lCommunicited
Notes on Chronic Diseases.

No. b.--IJgSTlbNlA--.NO
g7 DIP. A. WOLF, 80. So BROADWAY, SEw-roRX.
The second form Of Dyspepsia presents to orr con-
ri era.ion much more serious and aggravated phase
Of this American Diea3e. 1t is equally indicated by
The symptoms have already mentioned but they
are of a more marked, severe and permanent char
acier The PROCESS of digestion is now more re-
nonsIy impeded and injured. Nutritiye matter 10
no longer duly formed, even to that extent which
absolutely necessary, and iis absorption I'd much IN
terfered with. As in learning, 1t is not what we
rad that we profit by, but what we y Pcmber 20 ~
what per'ains 70 Onr sustenance aad nourishmcnt,
il r. no. what we eat that conduces TO our lhysicni
strength, bu: what we digeSt. And under tho ba.e-
fnl ilhnence Of Dyspepsia, the blood becomes Iaily
more aud more irritaled, and the functions Of the
body relatively are moro and more imperieety per-
oried The If in often beCOmCd eallOW aud an ctcd
bv strangely marked eruptOns tho organs OF feSil-
ration become oppressed, snd their ACTON einbar-
r3.stt the heart action j. enlecbled ana irregular.
lie bowels afe AS frequently constipaied as retAec
and 10 a reTiOus aud alarming derree, ana inc
whole nervous systen becomes highly ifnable, IN
iuciug uegralpia ieepcssLess, lihaiiuae, lAlutniG
and In word a. inter failure oil al mental power
The caures OF these Two forms oil Dyspepsin arc
numerous ana ~ many cases, arc suihc!ehty cieir
and Obvious In their treatment ana cure Dlesl
pegimen, and general mode oi llio demand care'ni
,cr.tinv and Consideration. When tho1e aids arc
n,oo.,,y attended TO, concurrent meGclntl means,
ird'rioHsly emuloyed cannot ;all 10 overture" me
/ y,,se..e ana rebiOre the sliierer 10 comfortable
Ic,lth. / cordially invite ali sufferers from Dys-
peu.ia 10 subtuiqtL.r caEes to mo, aaa NH piV1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

War Department by the benevolent sOcieties and
the Young Mems Christian Association Of this city
by which ambulances are TO be furnished them TO
facilitate their humane efforts for the relief of the
sick and wounded soldiers in our hospitals
Personal.
notwithstanding WalcOu has resumed his dnties
at the War Department He ia far from WE'LL but
his health is much improved, and he hopes to be able
to do the work Of his Office.
ARREST OF REBEL sMUCGLTRs.
Nine men were arrested to-day il Prince Marys
County, Maryland, for carrying contraband goods to
th,e Rebels; and five others-one calling himself
Capt. PrRtt-for attempting to run the blockade.
sNr OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Three hundred acd sixty.iye condemned Govern
ment horses were sold at Alexandra to-day.
DEATHS or SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
The following deaths of soldiers have occurred at
the Washington hospitals since our last publications
Corp John Rowe A, my. VIM. Ii. Mckee. h, I4J Pa
Ioshuk Powers, Y. 10 n. II. =. Berry, Y. u. s. Ar.
VIM. Davis. q. us Pa. }. J Peacock ". 10 Me.
w G. hcCrns. G, l05 NY NJ Frazier jr., ID. l \. J.
VIM. George, &, : Pa J. McCune, u. III Pa.
James T. Jones' p ;9 To. Freeman 4. Rose j. III n. Y
H. Feyleg +, 80 N Y. Peter Leonard, l, 81 n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

The swOid voted by The Assembly Of this State
to Ieut. Worden Of the Monitor rs testimonial Of
bis bravery. has been completed. The scabbard Ii
Of solid silver heavily gilt. Upon it are engraved
tie arms Of the State aud other devices in bas relief
The grip is OF oxydized silver with bas relief Of
Neptnne on each sids. Tie guard is richly osIa-
mentei with an engraving representing the Lsrle
between the Monitor and Merrimac. On tie top Of
the grip is eagle holding tho Auercan flag in hi'
beak. Ca the side OF ,he scabbard ID the following
inscription:
Pfe.utsd by the Secretary Il State Of the state n Row
York ,Duruant Irf1l.on OF %. iolse 81 Assembly,
passed April D. 100 Lieut. John l. NoIdsn for hd gal
sntrv sr1 SKIN indr OF the Monitor IA The gasasc
vii. the hcrrifuHc iu Hampton Roads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

Drsxoisss. lows. Saturday. nov. u. 1907.
By the Official count to-day, made by the State
Board, II appears that tie Republican majority on
The State ticket is between H. 900 and 5000. This
include, tie ,oldicrs vote. Without NAT vote. the
Republican mpiou.y IS oycr j0'0. There is about
,br same majority Oh te Cone.e.sioual ticket.
Gliuuel who was beaten by the home vote, has a
nulofiiy of 800 With the soldier vote. wilson
ha, CO. Some OF the Others SO o. ligh %, 1000.
V iron, Of tho Dubuque District Is beaten Ter Judge
by 200 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
6peclaI Notices.

s,uuiay-SrhOois.
CHRISTMAS FLaflN Al
1 PROGRAMME
r. risi,s Festival or Celebration 81 The Tn, Of our
savior; brtng selection Of H. mus P-nlm' Nc WIN t,'
nc. 10 npuropnsts music. 10 Will prove Vry inirfe' p
md much iess pensve han pi 'fano that coua 20
trsnafod Price 80 per 40. Ready tbs dly
Also,
TIE GOLDEN SHOWFR
Brslbur,'. new Sunday school 5ilsiusbooE now COMING
'-'o ThE GOLDEN CHAIN
,. t.sst pDpuar sundf School huftglioot over issued
h''-'i :" ~ Nh -. bNADIt ~.
No. Al gIe0mesI, Esr.HcTk
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER r. 1861

fully inform them upon my views and practice, az
CURED IN the leading Hospitals Of France, and ma
tured by years OF experience and observation in
this city.
A. WOLF Md
Physician for Chronic Diseases No 8Jz Broadway y
NoTE.--Dr. Wolf devotes his exclusive atten-
ton to the treatment of chronic diseases. He can
be consulted personal y or by letter from to 10
a. H.. 3 10 2. IN. daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
Illinois,.

Returns from the entire State, exeep. Henry
County, arc .ootei up in Chicago at i36 1913 ioT
Stsrne. Dem for State Treasurer, ard ~ 572 for
Butler, Union. Democratic majority 1881. Henry
Country ought TO reduce this about 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

non. sre invited to call.
10 he Pablo.
Cspt JARED MAAON Of the t.st Regimeut y. Y Y. was
PrrT BY he raersbsr, Il hi, com oseD Of tse
r..nsi aud os-"n Ah- dona Ia view eli the false state
.-c.s put forth 80 reference 20 Capt MaSon present TO re
readiue pnhc from tine rcfattiou speech o. Sr
DANIO MORGAN upon tire occasion trusting IL VIII remove
an q4eson the conduct OF Cert Aaxon In the Gni'rH
Or H. 3is. OF October last between The hours Of 10 and
n o ort NJ without the lest proyocton on yonr part
private heoi giug your conqy faee mort violent ana
Ss racE 2pon youf.rfl IN ir0ut Of yom Office; and no
cicnt being peseu. to pnss h' assault became
defense which uied IA his death at the end o. seven
d.ys. IL iswe known that ln entertained no ehiy
HIM but inst bad treated him with every respect de 10
soldier 81 has ever been your HafAed deporment 70 @
A ll.e balance /, M abomlucon the Lord but just
weight i hi- delirhi'
L. l.. Brown. STANDARD s5caIcs-Wauantod sccu
cufsbe. ui supply ada TED to every b,aneh Of
business constantly in store a wnol ale aud retail by
n. BROWN, Manufacturer.
No Bafclay-st, opposite Assor Honsc.
Skntcr and straps.
10000 PAIRS Of
LADIES AND GENILEM EMS SKATES,
Compd.rs al the and most approved patterns also,
Foe.s Patent Lever Skate Bucilss at whole -
FREDERICK STEVENS No. No. % q ko 5i sS%S'
hss jus, completed my oR S5;e "a and .5ta.gs
aud FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. not
ed All OF which viii DO sold at very low prices Please
cali. , , ,,rD,vtN,
Nos. % and q Bowery
Tn, larsss. store In the city.
"Thc Great Living History"
THE kEBELLiuN RECORD:
ADiARY
AMERICAN EVENTS,
EDITED gRASX MOORE.
Ready 'his day.
PAIR R-ILLUsrRATED WIN PoRrRATs oF
MAJ.GEN. q. NJ. Mitchell,
and ROBERT T.. LEE.
THE FOURTH VOLUME
WILL BE- READY YOR PUBLICATION Nov 81.
q. L. PUTNAM No 33l Broadway.
CHARLES T. ~ ANS, No. $40 Broadway
Soups, CnBdles, starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
&c. HJLLo SUt
Conrefy ". Huh * sonl
Utce No. 20 Iarkrow,
Opposite Pork Fountain, hew.fofs,
offer TO 'he trade -
an UNSt RPASsED AssORrMENl.
Broadway Bank, Nsw-YOrk.-AA checks on ms
Bsuk tnfee I'VE ten twenty-five ana MY cnts OF
1y - Y. n sIrON, viii be paid AZ sny uie n sums V o
ar more ~ li. Store. No Q eftof ipuse cpih..
cay-t O. .ns bank rel5es - pei.1IuA ~ -s' " -4~-'
" Iva prssilslI sad Cashiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
bicssrs. Ttcknor & Fields, Oost0n,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:

THEODORE wIsTBRoPs NEW BOOK.
THE CANOE AND THE SADDLE.
ADVENTURES IN NORTHWESTERN RIyTRs AND
rOhho -: ny THEODORE WINruRoP aufLor OF CeoN
Dfeeme" John bieni' etc. etc. vol limo 81
This volume ofsdventDres will be found sv coma, q, MINI
OF narrative aud description 70 John BRENT rscorS
Of ta authors own youthful wandpriug. in wilG reri,n 81
cry and ful Of rensfsabls scenes Of t.va os 10
Winhops best powers are evdeotI, M, int,
this capital voue OF rare Incidents His Indian
srs now and graphically told throughout.
H.
BAYARD TAYL0R5 LIFE-STORY
L II f PO T. IT'S JOU NAIL
By bAYARD TAILOR vol. limo. Cloth beveled and An
81 Yeium cloth. gl top, I'll z5
In the Poets JournA" is relsted the history Of gsysrd
Saylors domestic life In history full of sal
incident Ii consists Of series Of poems addressed bin
pre~ent wife, whom lie styles Mistress of Cedacrohs
the name Of his country residence in nnsvslisaod no
nas Interviewer Ia exquisite lyrics TIE story his love nd
ms sorrows. The alive is related in Three Evening.
tue Lawn at Cedarcfo and the whole action and execution
VI rhs story aie managed with great skill snd besuty
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alta Meeting Of lie MedicnI Tan oI BeiIexuo
n ia ca the for tic purpose OF express
bsi e,tneus concerning the death Of their late ACCT
Or Frank r. Lyman Committee was appointed TO drat
e.outiops aud ths following were presened AID uAAuf
sSyS5t An suyse Providence hiss deemed Il NJ to re-
oy nom mia career Of usefulness Trend and aye a's'ei
ate Or FrAnk r Lyman. who died On lay. me IAN OF
Noysmher while engaged IN The prosecution OF h' dnes ss
City. the rcfbTe be Il ,..., - -. -.
Rored That in lila death. feel tina. each one Of Us LA
os, tru friend our institution OF its brightest ofns
.ud the profession disciple whose early attainineasa
osye promise OF most brilliant career.
pied Ths. copy OF these resolutions DO presented 20
be FAMILY Of our deceased friend with "ota we sincerely
sylnrstA ne in their siiic;ion. 49, , -, -.
grel Tat the resolutions be published h The fner
can Me! lir.ss rhE DAILY raIsrNE iimss and Herald
~ WIN. C. FRYER.
MUNSON COAN, Committee.
WM T. NEALIS}