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GLASS, sxlO per 900 foot
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ERN pOwD4E
TELEGaAPHIC MARKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Dec. ID.

CINCINNATI, DeCs Ics
Flour-The market Is steady with good demand
Sales 54S and 100 b.ls. - g.; 324 and 125
do at 50 32D5 49, 225 do at IS 25 and 100 do extra
S. IS. The imports during the last tueDtyfour hours
comprise SUB brls.
whisky-The market is dull and prices dropping;
15o brls sold at &c., and 294 do. at at 23c the is
ter indicating further decline.
1890 brls. al 24c; losing dull.
Cheese Sales OF $50 al &c., and 753 do. at 10
The demand continues good, and prices are y 70 &C.
higher.
Butter-Saes Of So brs. prime roll at 23c The mar
ket Is and the dcmsnd good.
Hogs-1he weather being unfsvorable the market
hardly active day, particularly for light Hogs
present delivery but for heavy The demand 4:
good at very full rates. The were as f)lo VS. =:
$50 averaging 200 10 2l rs at S. 25 900 averaging us
rs at 60 70; 300 averaging $50 As at So 80, 500 av
les bs at 80 5 500 i90te 20l lbs at So 20 2Oo av
light at So 1913 $50 bs at S6 10; lis av 200 lbs 81
SO 30; 12s 200 u.s. OPP at 30 so; 60 av $50 lbs at
81 40; 100 300 lbs, at Sc 37 l0J av light at 50 l5
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From tins N. o. Picayune, Dec. 3. ]

TEnAUNTEPEc.-We have already men
toned the arrival in this city, of the contrac-
tors for stocking and running the stage route
across the Isthmus Of Tehauntepec They
start this morning for Minatitlsn, accompany
ing a large detachment of laborers, sent by
the company to complete the road. There
is no doubt that it will be ready to receive
the stock, which is in preparation, and will
be out there during the month OF January.
We look forward, therefore, with certainty to
the opening OF the road for travel by the LIST
of February. This grand enterprise will thus
be put into position which ensures its fu-
ture success. The first and only critical
stage of its progress will have been passed
through triumphantly. All the conditions
of the grant will have been punctually full
filled, and the most fastidious requisitiou Of
the Mexican Government complied with to
the latter. This removes every shadow of
apprehension from that source, if any could
exist, after the many manifestations of the
cordial good will OF the Mexican people and
authorities, toward the enterprise. The road
enjoys the benefit of treaty stipulation for
its protection, contained in the Gadsden trea.
ty, and is thus placed under the guarantee oil
two Governments.
With title perfect, protection secured, and
the preliminary road completed and stocked
there is an absolute faith, that it will so de.
monstrate its own superiority over all othel
means of communication as to give it prefer
ence everywhere, with business men, travel
lers, capitalists and governments. Its advan
tsgos are great and manifest 1t brings SaI
Francisco and our Pacific possessions two
thousand miles nearer to the United States
at New Orleans, than j. is by the Panama
route to New York-a saving of nearly tel
days travel. Its eastern terminus is within
the Gulf of Mexico, near to and of easy &C
cess from the Gulf ports, the navy and tn
defences of the United States, and therefore
emphaticslly the American route above al
others, which are accessible only by an in
tricate and perilous navigation through tn
Caribbean Sea.
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Nd FAMILY.

Can afford to be without the Mustang Iinimenti in their
house. The many accidents srs liable to, may
render il necessary any moment and nothing s capable
Ofperforming sach certain (Extract'D - In
lifting the kettle from the fire caught and sealded my
hands and person very severey-one hand almost 10
crisp. The torture unbeaIsble. It was an aw
III sight.
The Mustang Lnimsnt appeared to extract the
psin almost i'm mediately 1t healed rapidly and le
scar OF account. CHAS. FOSTER, 400 Broad Street
Philadelphia It is trulya wonderful article II will
any ofSwelling, Burns, SUI Joints, Eruption.
rheumatism. For horses il should never be dis
pensed with. One Dollars worth OF Mustang las FREE
9uently saved valuable horse. II cures Gal %,
Spr4ins, Ringbone, Spawn and Founders. Beware Of
limitations Sold all part. OF the hsbi~5le 81 b..
BARNES 6 PAIN,
Propristors. scH v.rh.
de- WI
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senatorial Election.


The Terre Hsute Journal, in al able arti-
Gle upon this subject, and in reply 10 ihe rev
dictionary advice of the Express, Of thai ciiy,
makes the following sensible and forcible re-
marks:
1--WE ask the honest portion of his party
to read his article, and see if their conscien.
ces will permit them to indorse it. Let us
have fair legislation. We want two United
States Senators; revenue law, and above all
we want a judicious and constitutional law
to restrain, as far as possible, the evils of in
temperance that are now infeSting the land
with pestilential influence hitherto mex
perienced in our beloved State. Besides
these there are many other important laws
aud notifications of laws, that it is essential
the Legislature should act upon when they
convene. The great election has passed and
the contest is decided. That it was bitter
one no one will deny; now let us have peace,
that we may turn our attention TO some
things that rise higher than party-that affect
the very vitals of our social system and upon
which depends the future honor, prosperity
and glery of the State. That the democratic
party will strive to effect such measures a.
will elevate the one and produce the other
we entertain no doubt-that in their lauda
bic exertions they will be assisted By then
opponents we fon3ly hope"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
III O L NJ A n !
D r Y G o o d s,
no. 8 ODD FELLOWS HALL.
~ SANDS, SARSAPARILLA = For

o. SANDS SARSAPARILLA - For
Purifying the Health depends almost entirely
upon the state OF the blood II the vltalizing fluid
which peryadss eserv tissue, membrane, hbie, fla
ment gland Or other organ, primary aud subsidiary,
be charged vh the elements ofdsease, sickness NUT
be the consequence and unit. the cause is eralicsted
pcriuanen, relief 6s expected. Il is here that
,he pcwerful lealth restoring properties of SANDS
SARSAPARilJ.A are manfes.ed lis searching OPP
GRAFTON reaches the germ Of disease and tina cures it
performs are therefore rsdicsl and thorough.
Prepared and sold by A. 3. q ID. SANDS, Druggists,
roo Fulton Street New York.
Sold also by x. BROWNING, indianapolis, Indiana,
and By Druggists generally
Gecl7-dawIH.
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GET TIE BEST.
MOORE'S RURAL NEWCOMER.

William Piel Before Charles Coulon, a Justice Of
7 the Peace OF Centre Y nsall, -.
Doctor McWey, Marion County, Inc ana.
rsNBE STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY,
i S. 5, ATTACHMEST FOR s45 81.
Be il known thai the 18th day II October 1856, at
tie instance, ana the AFFIDAVIT of William Pisl
Plaintiff, an Order Of atachm issued by me, -hich
Endorsement thereon: No property iourd in my
~ WhereOnto levy and thai le 9Th day OF Noyem
br $50 at the hour OF nine o'clock in the forenoon
my Ocs in Indianapolis, viii proc sed 10 hear and de-
termine said complaint herein, when and where the
defendant aud all others Interested will take notice
Witness my hand and Seal this 25th day OF Oct 1856
CHARLES CoULoN,JP, sally
oct95-w3w. ~
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or The lectures of Donald G. Mitchell
"Ike Marvel"-are rather severely criticised.
Thsy are spoken of as being more fippant
than useful. Their principal element is
'Laura Matilda Sentimentality."
As lor g as that kind Of ''stuff" is so album
dant in the books that are issued by hundreds
from the press, on three hundred and thirteen
of the three hundred and sixty five days in
a year, it is an insuffsrable bore to find it .
staple commodity Of the Lyceum and Lee
ture Room.
"Mest for the strong man, and milk for
sucklings and Babes" is sentiment that
public lecturers ought to have in their minds
eye, when they "oficiate" at the desk.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
Great Cures Of Deafness AID heuratism,
BY
oeGRATH'S GREAT ELECTRIC OIL
At THE STATE FAIR AND ELSEWHERE.
IMPORTANT TO TIE WORLDi

psCRssH's ELErrrtc o4ltt- puiil mus; be on
ne LOCKOUT there iiuiiaisrs arc rp-iltct
ne Rord Ihsfe r. Saiihs'' Az b,skfs. ind
Slices - no. Inv 81 been v1rn.ci int D ite sub.
-tst"cr- afe n"u t-gtet ruii Ieir i.-i es ttor
thc a. IA gre tsofrrrr m nri. f1' r tCtrc
D.. Professor d 8 ,ah. 4 -->laliii - Il -
nj the Riu--. vim "a Nltr-. n- n D. ICES.
pctirh e abe 81 = wIicE h.slid alssr tha
rcu.ars the etf4ir Oi.- ils fHs lfl hli s go
me ard voftn rl,h j. H. i.at 81 l'd 5 i4tfss
or Deigrzth. Win his toNn tas ~slen
is know ali o. the 0eri Aitrf O. d. D. .sffh-
me o@E- ana the hlnes, Nsta ther WEE. ~ d.
n0re-tbra VIII have E.r O. No fo.k. as
o. tlcl Numerous creditors Tier 49, fii
line. or % tef-tl folg ohrroui te Wy tl.tf.
nj Deer ID eat AID does y4y 81 hs ctft le is the
rieuc " me .-.cpr. Hi hla,t h. g. 3 -
nan eibd-an n.sill-tle is~ln 70 - ar. me
sroWus aud he 3 o. win ieir size A. li's ,.l n
iarat cture u - tho a a. sit iai + f,i -s.i.
hasf'Eer Aiio .sri.aps cr-fro. hausu is. r
81 IA Os p commercials ,. 81. , g. IA orsiai
ade. gued tie gr-u;iroL a al. 30 Q rnasr- ia
.ea ess A sors e rev eselNInr a. & asfot-
81 ms p-Iic Asetis Nil rec se de
Inc rehi Helr'l- Nl l. laor nSlg Snulh Ei tn
street, ildel l.hn, here d has te Tor ats. 80.
5ewSTa g 10 he l..
fEos hAhtES ntGgs1H
sse Asker"i bi-e'Iie Oh IN she Nofif.
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u. s. SENAToR.-We had not intended to
indicate preference through our columns for
any of the offices to be filed by the next
Legislature, but seeing that other papers are
doing it, aud that silence might be miscon-
strued, we think we but speak the sentiments
of the Democracy of this zion when We
present Or. G. n. Fitch as their choice for
one Of the U. s. Senators. We need say
nothing in his behalf by way of eulogy or
commentator in proclaiming his services in
the cause of Democracy. His ability is
we'll known, and his fearless championship of
Demo ratio principles is co-extensve with
The bounds OF the State.-Peru Sentinel.
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OF The Indianapolis Qnd.) Board of
Trade has Published map and circular, pro-
wing that city to be just about the center of
"all creation" and the best place for bust
ness in ali this country. Don't all rush out
there, at once.-Spring1fsld argus.
Let all come who will, Mr.. Argus. They
could not pitch their tents in more delight
full place than Indianapolis; nor could those
who have money to invest, either in proper
ty or business operations, find locality that
would promise more liberal return than this
striving "Rail Road City" of the West.
We may not be the fast people" that
some are, but when We do move, We move to
a good purpose and in the right direction.
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WOLVES IN IowA.-rhe Anamoss Oones
Coz Eureka, warns its readers TO beware Of
wolves. 1t says that in Monticello town.
ship, Mrs. Smith and her children. while
gathering wood, were closely pursued by a
pack of wolves and barely escaped to the
house. After the door was closed tho wolves
dug at the embankment of the house hut ac-
complished nothing. A boy was attacked by
a wolf but kept him at bay with bride I'M
til his father came to his assistance A young
man OF horseback was chased by a pack Of
about fifty wolves. Numerous sheep have
been killed by the wolves, which exhibit IN
usual holiness and ferocity.
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Indiana.

The area of our State is about 80 900
square milss-that of Illinoes $1,000. Her
population is 26 to the square mile-ours is
according to the estimate of the editor of the
Mt. Vernon Adocate-4 to the square mile.
We have increased Is to the square mile.
Illinois has gained only IL to the square mile
We are gaining and will support a denser
population than she will, probably. We
have increased snice 1850 about AGO, 600
she has gained $4,000. We have total of
100000 she has !, 464, 900.
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METHODIST MIssroNs.-The Methods ,
Church North has appropriated to missionary
purposes for the year 1857, sums amounting
ID S25O,OOO. OF this amount, $166 900 are
devoted to Home, and $73,757 to Foreign
Missions. Africa is their chief field, receiv-
ing S27, 757; China and Germany receive each
$4,000; India, 1850; France and Turkey
5000 each; South America, 81. 500; Central
America, $1,000; Norway, Sweden and Den
mark, $1,000. The domestic fund is divided
to the population speaking English, $95, 900;
to the Germans, $4,000; to the Indians,
S19350; to the Scandinavians, $105OO; to-
the WEIGH, $1,000; TO the French, 81, 100.
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New FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.-There is
a loose paragraph floating about 10 the news
papers at present. stating that the Canadians
propose passing law compelling the return
of all the fugitive slaves from the States
There are now about thirty thousand of these
free fugitiVes in Upper and Lower Canada,
who are among the most loyal of Queen Vic
toris's Canadian subjects. The numbers con-
st.ntly on the increase, and the facilities of
the underground railroad have never been
greater. it is said, than at present, for the
transportation Of these dsrk-hued passengers
As to the probability of such new law ever
being introduced into the Canadian Paflia-
ment, we think tits extremely small; and, il
such should be passed, it is not at all likely
that it would ever receive the Royal sane
don.
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We owe thanks to Hon. j. D. Bright, (the
most efficient member in the SeDate,) for
public documents. Our opponents say that
Jesse shall not go back TO tho Senate All
Humbug we've given 'em Jesse more than
once, and we'll do it again. Western Upton
Ou.) Dom nion.
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY JUVENILES,

from Dickens Works, in mis- own language. With
Illustrations BY Daley. lemo. Goth, 81 cents.
LITTLE ELL, From the ssO,d Curiosity Shop
SMlK-. From "Nicho as Nickle' ~
TEs CHILD WIyz. From .Dsvid Cop,.srfeldn
OLIvES THE jaw FAa.s. From s.O,iver Twiet.n
LdTTlE PAvL- From ''Domby g. SON"
FLORENCE DoMBY. From sn0Dhy & Son.
DICKENS LlrIII Pc --ns; ssCosD srRIxs
sissy J0PE from Hard Times,
Tsr Boy JOE AND SAN WnLrR. From 'sPickvich."
raE Two nArsur<s, from "Msrtn Ch9zze w.t." -
FIsY TIs LoT. iSr rEK F4IAY CsIcEKT, from the
Il ~ st,nas Storiess'
y ssk Or Dan {. IN LEAK Ec-se."
DorsY NARp-S, ff,,D ID .rnahy Judge
lie sN 20 umc a. net case. .s2,25. F1irc GIT 50.
4. :. SEJF.ELD. Nc. 81 Bsexa,an 81.
deelS CO ino-s.
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~ PERSONS OF SEDENTARY HAB-

frr PERSONS OF SEDENTARY HAB-
lis who ars generally Affected with Vertigo, Lsngor
ard Exhaustion Naulea and Headache have In Beer
have's Holland Bi.ters grateful remedy. IgIves
strength and energy the system, stimulates the d.
gestive organs and acdily Of the stomach.
BGRHAvES holland BlFTERS are "a inVal-
liable remedy in all OF dyspepsia. They imPsEt
strong healthy one TO tha st1ml;h and the best
reuosAers Of he sys! IN generally. Beware Of impo-
sitions.-Chi6ag0 BVilstin.
decI7 G&Wlw.
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GA lady was engaged in domestic az
fairs, when some one rang the street door bell,
and the Catholic servant girl was directed to
say her mistress was not at home. She an
swered-"Yes, ma am, and when / confess
to theprisst shall confess it as your sin or
mine?'
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Is YEARS AND CURED
N on d. ELE

Read the letter fon. Rev. Jasn-s T.iafl.:
lHiL.uriFHla jane OH. I So
fHsF- DEf7Rs1H;I havs s.ee, al .es.l .hs 49,, =. =.
~itn Nsnralg.s Al ftief paig "a eeu -iis sad d "
Get CLsSi- g. q - toa ds <.lk az, 81 20 e
n-is sfs o 4 SEA week gts b ts.e 81 ,.ar
n = re y - The tfsi MIA Il f~oui 4 al.
= /, .iAi an Ike ne~ nan n VII. tfts o.. fi.t-
uete "a -,es- Noar = . .. OF g. ti
Srsi N g sieians Faasepal i-.ies 70 io 10 a. r.
ivsl traFr.
Grste uii5, yo4rs, Hsg , nss r4xs.r.
So -tlafs -Ircct
iEAFsrs- CvRzO- See Hsvsn- Ma, ~ d. - -tfof
Ornrtih = NS b-O'hrr la bs-u ~ ftrae ~ o. A.
- x ta'', ihinz- Ne u-ec Vi. is~ ll5
e. cured hian eBIirris.
LL.sIor =. ScRsT1 aua 81 q b hs-s.
FOR sale 2, X hzoN rEss. ileila-g ss.., s1l.
Dect msef , Is dsstn
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Of Love, the toothache, smoke, a cough,
and tight boot, are things which cannot be
kept secret very long.
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PALMER's LorIos.-WhO has not heard Z It's great
virtues Iti, the 1ing OF all remsd for the cure OF
Pimpes ami other rupons OF the face, letter on tbs
hands and every variety ofr-tng eutGneous diseases
decI3-dSewlG.
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NO E'HCE.

II persona having Trunks, Can petbags, other bag
N gage the CALI House Ilino Street hereby
no fled that 3O;h Of December, 1856, win,
cordng law expose all such Articles for sale thai
not redeemed ard taken away, ss am going to close
my business on the LIST Of January. having sold out
dtd
JOSEPH sCHlMMEL.
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coTF1DENrrAL coRBksPoSDENcE

tFTIE
EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE EN-
PRESS JOSEPHINE.
With numerous Illustrative Notes ard An
ecdotes. BY JOHN s G. ABBOTT.
One Vol. II mo. Price, 8 20.
Including Letters from the tino Their Marriage
I'll the death Of josephine; and also several private
letters from the Empercr 10 MS brother Joseph, and
other impo rant pers nages
THE IN JIAN FAIRY BOOK.
From the Original Legends With lllustrs-
tons by McLENAN. Engraved by
ANTHONY. 338 PIP. limo. plain. Price
81; Full Fla, 81 50.
These vertabls Legends. which hsve doubtless
been told time and again the due naidens al tbs
Indian ire-sde, before the white robbed him Of
limiting grounds Tue book IL handsomely gotten ula,
and is b sautIfn gin book for all seasons-
TP Say of the abors Books sd be sent ~ nail
posf-puid receipt Of fke retail price.
N. B.-MASON BROTHERS are now pub
fishing
SERIES Of Illustrated Works,
To be sold exclusively BY az us, % ely entirely
new in srbscribtion bocks-Fall rtscus.s sent whe
desired. deelc-d&wlwR.
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The Lonistille Weekly Courier
FOR SS


ON THE Isl OF January the LOUi>vIi liz WEEK
OLY COURIER will begin the r FFEESTh year
OF Its publication As eDterprisug Industrious and
reliable news and commercial paper, Is un urpassed,
while In its politics II is bod and independent, and is
earnest in its opposition to tie dangerous doctrines and
tendencies Of Know Sloihingism.
A SPLENDID PRIZE NOVELETTE,.
Written by Mrs. Mary II. Childs author Of " Oswyn
Dudley A" aud Louise Etop,n will be commenced
early in January. Its entitled,
The RAYHOOD,o
and Is fouaded the Xtrocous murder OF Bib, In
Lexington Ky in 1872. 1. will be found to be q
nance OF deep and tariiling interest,"
TERMS.
Cory Ofthe Weekly Courier year.............s2 co
40 /" ............lo 90
Copy or the Daily Courier year. ...--......6 %
:" % Tri Weekly Courier. 90
Copies OF the celebrated trial OF Mat. p. Ward for
the murder Of Butler viii be sent to all who get up and
forward clubs
~ Specimen copies of the WEEKLY COURIER
Gent on appiicstio
Address
w. N. HALDEMAN,
Courier Steam Printing House, Nos 81 and SO Third
Street, rear Main, uisville, by.
III Newspapers copying the above prospectus few
times wdl be entitled 10 the Daily Courier one year.
dec1e-w2w.
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on SATURDAY, THB TaIHD DAY OF JAN'Y, 1857,
HARPER & BROTHERS. NEW YORK,
VIII issue the nrst number Of Weekly Newspaper,
10 be entitled
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
A JOURNAL CIvILLZA TON

They will spare neither labor nor expense TO make
the bess family newspaper in the worid-one whose
cheerful and genial shsra viii render 1t welcome
visitor 20 every household bile its constant devotion
tAe principles Of right and justice shall win Tue
probation OF the wise and the good Its object VIII be
10 forth sound views Political, Social aud Mo-al
esti0ns-io dinuse useful Information, and 10 cCti
vate the giaces and amenities Of Lie.
HARPKR,s WEEKLY will contain q full and impartial
Summary OF the Political, Social, Religious, CONNER
cial and Literary News Of the day. Ii viii chronicle
the leading movements OF the age, record the iHven
tons OF genius the discoveries Of Science and Inc
atoms of Art. Il will, In word, aim TO present an
accurate and complete picture OF the agein which we
live.
1t will slso give due share Of attention to the taste,
the imagination and feelings Its regular Contents
will embrace Tales, Incidents OF Travel ard Adven-
lures Sketches OF Character and Social L and
upon Arr and Morals
The Publishers have made arrangements with the
best american writer's who viii contribute 70 inc van
disposal wi enable the conductors 10 avail themselves
of pie selections rom the best and mot healthiu
Literarure OF the Old Worii The Us, number viii
rial Tale the publication OF which. from early sneets
purchased of the Author, will be continued from week
to week until its conclusion In addition 10 this they
will keep vigant eye upon the issues oil the ngish,
French and German Periodical Press, he best Produc-
tons Of which will be transferred TO the paper under
their charge.
perceee or take the plnce OF Harper's " Mobthly
Magazine. Each Periodical will conhne itself TO It's
proper sphere; aud portion Of the contents OF
the one Will appear In the other
Harper's Weekly will contain sixteen pages OF the
size OF the London ILLUSTRATED News, each number
uprising much matter ordnery dgodeeino
yo,uue. ,t will be printed in forGl and upon paper
suitable Tor binding and the pages will BE- electro
typed, The back numbers slwsys be supplied, so
hat snLorioers will be able al an! lime TO complete
tn Ii files.
AT the close Of each volume, neat and appropriate
Covers win be prepared for the convenience Of those
who wish TO bind the paper
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OF The London Times thinks that J ulge
D1uglas will be Mr. Buchanan's Secretary OF
Safe.
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CIOAKS-

haze large lot Of CioaSs ia store, to which wish
10 cal. tbs particular attention OF the ladies'
J. DUKE.