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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
At ERscEavnS a. UH

As k'sCkenS a.. IA.
lVHE subscribers aro now receiving and
opening large and carefully selected
stock of new and elegant
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting, in part of Silks, Musius, Cal
leo, Ginghams, Trimmings etc.
Bonuets. Ribbons, Laces and Thread:
Cassi'neres, Drap d'lEte, Linens, yestings !;
Ready Made Clothing.
Hats and Gaps, Boots and Shoes, Caters
And the usuayariety in The DRY GOODS
limo.
Also, Hardware, Crockery and Cutlery.
SEGARS and Tobacco of the best quality.
Groceries,
AS cheap as can be bought anywhere in
the up-country.
Our Stock is q very full one, and has
been carefully laid in by one of the firm.
We can, therefore, recommend highv eve
ry article we have on hand, and will sell
on the most reasonable terms. We respect
fully solicit the continued patronage Of our
friends and the public.
AS heretofore we Will exchange Goods
for the usual articles of Barter
f. & z, E. ALEXANDER.
MAY y, 1857 A If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13
R T. M O " "A AL e !.
IT. FAIEN.
UHER GIN ANT' TANn nw

ri. FAIEN.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
l AS removed from his old stand in the Town
IL of WALHALLA to his new Shop opposite
Issertel d Norman's. where he is prepared to ac-
comlnodate his friends and the public with any
thing in bis line, at the shortest notice and OIL the
most reasonable terms.
He is just receiving large and very superior
Stock of Cloths, CasSimeres, fancy and
plain; Linens, great variety Vestngs. OF all
patterns, and great variety of other articles.
Ready Made CHOlhing,-
a general assortment from the very best and
most fashionable makers.
He returns his thanks for past liberal patroh
age, and pledges satisfaction to purchasers at his
store. Give me trial at my new stand.
Walballa, May 26, 1857 &c
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a tSrRAveE BtRD. DIR. rhurston, of
Van Buren Arkansas, recently shot bird
which puzzles the oldest settlers, hunters,
and nataralists in that latitude, some of
whom thihkit biitern and others stork.
The fbtelIigeneerde il thus: "EIeight,
when standing. FIVE feet three inches
breadth Of wing ak feet eight inches !;
lengthof back nine inches. Upon the whole
ia wac a nasser specimen OF she bird kind, /,
possessing the slrangest and NEST fantastic
coat cf ptumage thai we have ever Iooked
upon; has,the exterior OF an American fowl,
its plumage on. The scapalar region being 40
blackas arayen. and resembling The ostrich
feathers, while its head, back, neck and
sides, were gaudily bedccked with lora
delicate sibbon.lke feathers. Of every hue
and color that belong 10 the rainbow, hung
lin clus!ets and wreaths about his graceful
biNlship, beau,iful beyond all conception.
nploss compared with the famous bird of
Paradise, Itproved TO be moi only an eats
able bird, bit one af the most delicious fowls
we haye eyer eaten Of.
N't3, 80 I. p -----z---ss. rt~----~.-- rs-1.
A ppsfeRa editor and bis wife were
walking oo, in the bright moonlight one
evening The wife was Of al exceedingly
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13
State of South Carolina,

IN EQUITY -PICKENs.
Mary Ann Couch
Bill for Partition.
Robert Couch and others
TT appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs at
L law of Ellender Baker, to wit: John Baker,
the heirs at law of Mary Ann Williams. 49,
Forester and wife Elizabeth. William Baker Lu-
cndn Baker, Robert Baker, Richard Baker. Craw-
ford Baker and Lewelen Baker defendants to
this bill of complaint reside without The limits of
this State: on motion Of Harrison omplainants
solcitor,t lie ordered that the said absent defend
ants do plead answer or demur to the snid bill of
complaint, within three months from the pub
lication hereof or the said bin will be taken pro
confesso sto them.
i p" RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, cEPD.
s CoN'rs Office. Nav 3, 1881 3m
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SPRING & SUMMER SUPPLIES
I z E SLOAN &, co
State 0f South CarOIima.

SA
pIcRESs DIsTRIcT--rN THE COURT on COMMON PLEAS.
Dickson NJ. L"mpkn Foreign attachment.
Thomas w Cbaeta;n w. j. CAN'T,
WHEREAS, the plnintiff did, on the 4,h dny
w of March, 1857, file his declaration against
the defendant, who (as it is said) Is absent from
and without the limits of this State, and have nei,
ther wife nor attorney known within the same
aron whom a copy Of the said declaration might
be served: 1t ordered, therefore, that the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said decla-
ration On or before the 10Th day Of March. 1858;
otherwise final and absolute Judgment win then
be given.and awarded against him.
March Ii, 1857 D. f. HAGOOD. Ger
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A.. F.. M,

A. f.. M.
THE next Regular Communication of Pendle.
ton Lodge, No. ST. A.. r.. NJ. will be held in
the Lodge Room on Tuesday July 18th, at o'clock,
Pm. BY order of w. II. JoSrs, W.. NJ.
June A b. f. SEABORN. Sec'y
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FaMAE NO FHGR.

FHWA H INdD HUE.
'FHE legal heirs and representatives of RUSSELL
L Cannon, dseeased, are hereby notified that ,s
final settleme'. of tile Estate of the said deceas.
ed will,be had before the 'oylirpSy, at rickens
Court House the 9th day Of July nexS. Those
indebted to said estate will make payment and
those having demands will present them ON or be.
fore that time. RANSOM DUKE} t,..,
III. DUKE h"" ~"
oril %, 1887 ~ 3m
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SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
MFRS. IA. KNEE

HAVING returned from Charleston with a su
IL perb and well selected stock of
Spring & Summer Goods,
Consisting partly of elegant Muslin and Barege-
Robes and Dresses, superb Mautilas and Mantle.
let's. with great variety of other articles is of
fering them for sale at the most reasonable rates
She also has or hand BONNEI,S of every de.
scription and style and amongst them few Of
the new style Gipsey Bonnet; elegant Emhroide.
rics IN Collars, Sleeves aud Bands; Cnlic0es and
Gin@hnms, beautiful patterns; fine Long cloth
and 'rwills. and many other byNE GOODS of
new brands and STYLES, including splendid va.
rlety of Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, etc. A LSO,
Gentlenrcn's and Boys Hats, with good assert.
ment of Goods in this line.
return my sincere thanks for past favors, and
respectfully solicit the continued patronage Of
the public. Please call, Ladies, and examine for
yourselves-beautifu Goods aud bargains will
bc sold on the very best terms
Walhula. April l3, 1857 40 3m
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS!
At Bachelors Retreat.
FRENCH, SWISS, BRITISH AND
American Dry Goods.
THE subscriber is now receiving one of the
j. beet selected and entire new Stock OF
KDASY GOODS
He has had for the last seven years Besi,Ies
which, he has a variety of FdYCY GOODS 1;
also. Boots Shoes, Hats and Bonnets of all styles
and fashions; Groceries, Hardware Crock
cry, Medicines, Dye.Stuffs DC: in fact, most ar.
ticles usually kept in country store. Give me
a call and you will not leave without making
purchase, and corryng off "a bargainl
will Barter for Corn. Fodder, Wheat, Bacon,
Raw Hides, Bseswax, Tnllow, Dried Fruit &c
allowing the very highest market prices.
LEONARD TOWERS.
April %, 1857 Al 2m
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LAST CALL.

LAST CALL.
l HAVE left my Notes at Pickens G. II. with
Il. y. D. ALEXANDER for collection, and those that
pay soon will save cost
L. ALEX NNDER, JR
juno g. 1851 AT
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

CHICAGO, June GA serious riot oc.
ooted at Medina, Winuebago county. on the
4th inst, between the contractors and la.
borers on the R,cine and Mississippi Rail
road. The citizens were required to arm
themselves against the rioters. Two men
were killed, and number seriously injured.
The sheriff of Winnebago county was sent
for. The excitement in the vicinity was in
tense.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

A PArMoTo FAMILY..-Judge Butler,
the distinguished U. 8, Senator of South
Carolina. who died few days ago, was IL
son Of Gen. William Butler, OF Virginia.
who served 10 the revolutionary war. His
lnoihsF vas also taken prisoner during the
revolution. 0fsixbfalheFs. (sllnow dead }
<Rne wss.nn Offices lnthe u. s. Navy and u
member of Congress, and third pierce
NJ, was al one lime Governor OF South
Carolina. The latter was Killed while lvad7
Ing on The Ralmeilo regime 81 ut ibe battle
Of Churubuscol where relative Of Judge
Butter also fell, ard Ia which his s,epheW.
The late Preston 8. Brooks. CALAMITY par.
NeipAlSd. 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
UMMARY.

Mr.. Orr. the Speaker of the present House
of Representatives, is but thirty-six years
of age.
The LEGISLATURE of Georgia has increased
the salary Of the Governor to $4,000
The Virginia Court of Appeals has limit
ed speeches of counsel to two and half
hours. unless by special permission
The health Of the Hon. j. r. Glddings
is said to be so precarious that he dare not
participate in debate.
The retail merchants Of Lafayette. Ind,
held a meeting few days since to consider
the propriety of adopting the cash system
In business.
The fare at the Gait House and Louis.
vile Hotel, at Louisville, has been reduced
to & per day.
1t is said that the Hon. J. D. McKibbon
Of California, is the hsndsomest member Of
the present Congress-
MISSISSIPPI STATE Treasury SUSPENDED
The Vicksburg Wing makes the following
extract from letter from Jackson. 2sth ult:
II saw warrant on our State Treasury
to-day. endorsed, mo money in the Treasu.
ry, Nov. rs, ls47." So we 60; banks first
States after.
Francis Mcintyre, of Edwardsville. in this
State. had Ia beautiful young wife Of seven.
teen summers. but she ran away from him
AMI went to st. Louis, and her dlsconsolate
husband is now in hot pursuit, with an even
chance of catching her. We hope he may.
CHANGE IN THE Gov EMINENT OF Ixp1A-The
London Times Of the 2sth ult, states that q
soon - Parliament meets for the dispatch Of
business, the total abolition of the East In
dia Companys government will be propos-
ed by ministers, and that India will be
brought Immediately under the control Of
the Grown and Parliament, with such q
machinery Of administration as shall be
thought conducive to its welfare.
| A VOLCANIC ERuprIoN.-A Whole V5lloo.
Destroyed. and 5000 Persons K;Hed-An
account of the erurtions of the volcano
Amoe. in one Of the Sanquir Islands, neal
Borneo, has been furnished by the Dutch
residents at Manado.
There were two separate eruptions. on tn.
I'd and 18th of March last. The emission o.
lava stones and ashes, was 80 great IS to Oh
scure the sun, and produce total darkness
A violent hurricane and lightning accom-
panied the eruptions. A whole village VA
destroyed, beside an immense amount o
growing rice. Nearly 5000 persons wer'
killed.
NAMES OF NJ. Cain Congress there ar
i've Joneses. six -Davises, four Clarks, thre'
Wrights, three Washburns- brothers- thre,
Tompsona two Aarshalls, two Stewards
three Smiths. two Shaws. two Taylors, tw.
Claya two Houstons, two Shermans, tw,
Wilson's. two Aasona two Halls, three Stew
asts. two Phelpses, two Norsesltw Morrise
and but Zone Brown
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
Fer Sale.

e. aNE hundred and twenty Building lots N q
. E4alGlon ~ the town Of Port Byron.
These lals are eligible and handsomely situated %
sl aef u the Mississippi. They vii be sold On re-.
tsI. .a rms,
F0r ra-tIculars inquire on Meesrs. Durfee Pratt Z
On, Peft ByTpu, Charles J Rogers, ESQ, leClAire,
C1rtiu 3 Dow davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JA1RS NAY,
s~~ The FrhscrIDer has nrmberiess desirable pje
& + lard N and near the cities Of Davenport and
II gIalre, mp near the town Of Port Byron that hs
fs to aeIl. fOctl6tf1 T. II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

The Cassie 10 again blatant ovs'
the triumphs Of "the South" whs'
good motive that Journal, or it, Abo'
lition co-workers can have in endeavo
ring to excite jealousy between the two
sections of the Union, il 10 impossible
to discover. We have. always looked
with contempt on that party, which
takes . geography in hand whenever
an Office is to be filled, and makes the
place of residence and not ability and
integrity, the test Of fitness. The ar.
gument of the Gazette is simply this
Office is the great end Of politics more
Southerncrs get Office than Northern
ers; therefore, the people Of lows
should turn Black Republicans. Ad-
hitting that the speaker OF the House
of Representatives is Sosthern man
what follows from that? That We
had better dissolve the Union, or join
q sectional partyi Let the people
look at that argument" fairly and
calmly, and they cannot but pity the
wretched party, or the wretched advo-
cate, who urges such balderdash TO
prop up his cause. The Gazette knows
why the South receives more officers
than the North the reason is evident,
the South sends her ablest men to rep
resent her, whilst the North returns
the meanest sticks in the country. No
man need complain if speaker is not
taken from Iowa SO long as she contin-
ues to send such representatives as our
amiable but incompetent friend, Jim
Thorington. What would Jim do in
the speakers chair! No one need de-
nounce the South, if it refuses to place
Matteson at the head of the committee
on public lands or private claims the
fault is at our own door. Just so long
as ignorant county politicians, or swim
dies deserving the pillory are sent to
Congress from the North, just so long
will our representatives be treated as
nobodies in Washington. The South
returns a man to the House or to the
Senate term after term, until he be-
comes widely known, his experience
elevates him above the raw members
from the North, he gains National
reputation, and just as surely as ef-
feet follows cause, he becomes a lead
CT, a man of mark, the chairman of an
important committee, the speaker. In
the north, after ward politician, or a
township wire puller has been at
Washington one term, he must retire
and make room for successor quite
as Incompetent as himself. The Dem
ocratlc policy is to elect able men, no
matter in what section they reside, and
if the opposition desire to make resi-
dence the test Of official qualifications,
we trust they will endeavor to improve
character Of their representatives.
There is nothing which can better bear
improvement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

%Judge Douglass is distributing
copies of his speech among members
Of the Know Nothing party; the edi-
tors Of the Gazette acknowledge the
receipt Of copy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

An English dentist in New York, propos-
es to teach females the art Of dentistry
1t is said that some of the ablest dentists in
Europe are females.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

TAe above work viii be similar IN TypoeIapsy ana
n,nainv 10 80 ,pci,nsti In 1884," ard viii include
he neriy History and PsfsoOsl and Aneedotal Rsm.
iniscepcss Of Davenport, together with biographies,
Likenesses and Autographs Of its prominent men !;
views Of Churches, Hotels, Dwellings, a., &c.
Il vim cleo embrace compendious articles upon the
Phi, sicai Industrial Social and Political caasaetsr-
stlcs Of city full statistics Of every DEPART
mont Of note and lntertgt, ctc &C.
SUBSCRIPTIONS nay bs left with the publishers with
the author, or at 0illetps NeWD Room. Orders by
nsil promptly attended 70. Prize u %.
Dec76tt ne
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

gF4p ENTY-THREE eligible Building Lots, astuated
gH Harrison Third, Ripley and Bopdeael treets
4 l Or leased on reasons able terms: Tor bar.
e AFT 1grire Of OoRBIN = Dow. or
tsn.ttD AMnoMAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

9Th and scum Of al creation (as some OF
the officers were) - officers Of the govern
nsst. ssatsssy - the gsaius q our isssass.
lions to send poor. pusillsnimous curses
here TO be government officers. we will no,
submit to it, troops or no troops l shall
tell them this IN plainness and simplicity,
and they shall find that In my simplicity l
will try to sustain 50 righteous . position.
Extract from an Address Of President He
Der G. kimball.
HEBER's OPINION OF SENATOR DOUGLAS
Many Of you have sustained Judge Doug.
las Is being true friend to this people, and
he is just as big damned rascal as ever
walked and always has been; he has taken
q course to get into the chair Of State. and
that is what he is after he will try to &C
compli.h that if he goes to hell the next day;
but he will not go into the chair of State
he will 80 to he'll.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
For Sale or Lease,
f0r Sale or Lease.

YT0-p lots situated on ID and Scott street, 10,
h patt c5iars enquire q CORDN 4 Dow, or
HI pfkSth JANR0 nAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

NJ h,f printed and have Cor sale the following
= j 'ks, which list shall be constantly
ar3Ht le~ f0t-s:
W.frsutte Dsels, Q1.t Claim Deeds, Mortgages
Fra he-hs TrGsiee's DEEDS "a new Artctt), Attarh.
Htrt Boats GArni bees N stces, Petitions, Originsl
abtt.rs VIZ rutl ns Ho~ers OF attorney, and q 20
ras - " Justices blanks. Dscl4ju
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
Ga dale agsvraICcmcfcrv

\ TIL" oasdAe O. Tnet-ry COMPANY plye
rsH j.e ifat IN ar prelar,d 10 is-ue
taeci FIT h4rial lots III their grounds 10
'. iatlig ne same On application at
f~ a' ettc. q the Company, No Hoa-
tEf F-tita hi.tk. Main street,
VA MI persons desiring TO make choice 30.
So iee io'ss, otn examine the plat Of these
FJ-=as r Il AZ the above place. OF At the
= ~. efe. ]. hickI Any further In.
eeh " al ~ reference either Of the un
q l4lsA H.
GEl. II. SARGENT, Pres't,
&. c. PARRY,
W. II. HIiDRETH
". u. 7. CURLY eert'y,
sF%7iR Executive Com
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
NJ A N MOTH
Stationary l. Blank Book House
II. III. BJRLET'S CO.,

NO. 1872 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
WHOLESAI.E and Retail dealers in all kinds Of
w Staple and Fancy Stationary, Blank Books
Sc SO.
Keep constantly on hand, all kinds of blank books
such rs, Ledgers, Journals Day Books, Cash Books,
Check Books Receipt Books, Bill Books, Time Books
Sheep covered Memorandum and Pass Books. Tuck
memorandum books of all sizes and styles. English
metallic memorandums with rubber straps, Bankers
Gases, Note and Bill Cases, in fact every style
kind Of blank book III use either hand or made to
order, on very short notice aud in the best manner
We would also call attention to our large stock of
Writing and Blank Book Papers !.
Consisting in part of plain snd ruled Cap, etter
and Note. Also, Flat Cap. Crown, DENY Royal
SUPER Royal, and Imperial Papers.
Drduing Papers and Railrodd Stationery :
Whatmans Deny, Royal, Super Royal, Imperial,
Elephant, Double Elephant Cucumber, Aua,, and
Antiquarian. both smooth and Rough, German,
French aud English Roll drawing paper, Of any
length Tracing cloth 3Ox3s inches wide Tracing paper
in sheets or roll.
Brown l. Sons Profile l. Cross Section Papers
Field Books, Transit Books, Level Books. Camel
and Sable pencils India Ink, Newmans, and Windsor
NewtOns water colors, IN half and whole cake 5.
Mathematical Instruments in sets and seperate,
Scales Protraetors, Pa. alel Rules, Pocket Rules,
&c, &C.
CUESTERMAN'S METALLIC TAPES
Of all lengths, Surveyors Chains, 50 and 100 feet in
length. Any instrument not on hand when wanted
will be ordered from the east short notice and
furnished at manufacturers y, ices.
OFFICE STATIONERY!
Every variety Of office stationery, both F.regn and
Domestic, kept constantly on hand,
Burley's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability elasticity and frmue IS, are I'M.
surpassed by any other pen now in
Alsll'S PaSrCllSSiOAlxsreSSeS
We have the agency for "Hals Celebr aed Purcu
aud Lever Seal Presses" the best and most econo-
mca seal press now use, for Banks, Rail- DAD Of
fees, County Offices and Notary Public Any orders
forwarded to will be tnded TO with the utmost
despatch.
Letter Copying Presses,
OF all sizes and styi from the small letter press at
~ 90 TO the large Railroad way bills at SO, with
books to AtCh of all sizes
Blank Book Man u fac tory
We have come. ted with our store n,st class
Blank Book Nndeiy, whore We prepared T. furn
ish at short notice. any kind Of blank books with
without printed headings and Of any desired PATTERN
also full assortment Of Binders Stock.
Country Merc1aa1at0
are particularly requested TO call and examine our
stock before go1 & to New Yo-k. We think 1t Is in
our power " offer them inducements to buy OF us
which will render trip to the East unnecessary.
An BURLEY co,
Wholesale Retail Stationers anu Blank Book Man
ufactuHers,
122 Lake ut, O1a1caGo.
Junel8wn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
IN Office.

NOTICE is hereby Civ that the sabst ri5efs have
IN been duly appoinssd Executor and bN auffix
o. the estate Of Alexander W. Nc .TaGo-, ds.ess 81
late OF davenport. In the county CT scot srl state
of Iowa AID taken upon themselves that .Iust by
giving bonds as the Law directs.
All pers,ns hsviug demands uron the e5tste Of lie
said de- eased are required to exhibit the and
IL, persons indebted to the said estate called ~.
on 10 make payment to
4. J. LAw1S. Exc utor,
B. A. nc0RRGOR, Exeeutrx.
Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 10th, 1857. tNoy1iGtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
BOOK TRADE

BOOK TRADE |
TWIN CITY BOOK STORE
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND u, OPPOSITE Ii CLAIRE HOUSE,
BOOKS! BOOKS!
Stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS.
Colosnes, Perturneries,
Hair Oils, soaps
Hdkf Extracts, Pictures,
Lithosrays, Maps u oil kinds,
A ND great variety Of other things, such As i.
a only kept in Book Stores.
AL so:
M A q A ZIN E 5!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
or ali the most popular kinds Tue following ~
received and for sale.
MAG AIM ES:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
Emerson's 4 Putnsm's New Monthly
Peterson, Knicke rbocker Household WORDS,
BlsckvOcd frank l. sizes New Family Magazine,
Baon's Dollar, Mrs S,eph Y Journal Harper's
Monthly Part, Ierlie's Ill., Monthly Part.
Waverly Monthly, Novelette, Monthly,
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag, Water Cure Journal,
Dinsmore's Il. Guides. London Quarterly Review
Appieton's r. r. Guide, Ednburs do do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
Dav Book Sunday Dispatch,
7. Ledger, n. 7 Mercury, Clipper,
Pcayme, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal
Life Il.Country Gent Rural N. Yorker, Novelette,,
Harpers WHY. III, Lsse's, III, Spirit Of the Times
Porters Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish News, Spiritual Telegraph,
Irish American, Police Gazette,
ny. Leader, Living Age,
Courier and Enquirer.
Journal Of Finance and::Thompson's Reporter.
BOSTON w EEKLIES:
True Flag,
American Union,
WAverly Mas, Psrior Caskct,
Flag Of our Union. Yankee Prlvateer,
Pilot, Ballou's Pictorial, and American Traveller
Phil. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Evening Post,
Washington National Era, Baltimore American,
Ptttsburg Gazette, st. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, and
Commercial,
Davenport 0asette,
Democrat, and
News, and
Chicago Reporter.
LISH PAPERS:
London Punch,
London Weekly Times,
London Illustrated News,
Subscriptions received for the above on the most
liberal terms By the Month, Quarter, or Year.
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