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Is T. ! Il. +
GEORGIA STATE .LOIIEhI 81,
IN FTHE PLAN.EoF SINGLE NUMBERS
For ths benefit Of the
5fonE;cslio Union Acqdemy,
j. JASPER corsrr, eEosofA.
IT., j u Sc eiai Act Of the LegisietIre-
n.EIySRY L co., MANAGERS.
rlr,Ita1 Err LIE /
$50, 600.
71ycKETS 01gkY BIO Il
H.l,..I Quarter, apsEigh,hs ID proportion
. S366,o4o. II.
no BE1DisTRIBUTEp IL
EACH SATURDAY IN JULY. IS =.
,lc,,ass "a. y be Drawn Julye, 1850.
( sGiass 2T.to be Drawn July 3, 1889.
CI,,ss 81. 10 Be Drawn July 10, 1859.
GIass 9e. 10 be Drawn July as, 1859.
class 80. to be Drawn July 10, 1882
I'd 81 Drawn in public under the sworn 81
peIinten,lence, of two Commissioners
Il. }sYNloNSI and j. NJ. PRENI ISIS, 81
/ft E |s}aE% Einthe
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TyIRGINIA, IS :--At rules held in the
3V Clerks ofIioe Of the circuit court Of IA
na'wha county, in the month of July, 1863.

VS.. In TreSpass on Inc CASE
David Esgan.
The object OF this suit is ID recover IS. 900
damages, fof seduction OF plaintiffs daughter,
ana 10 attach certain debts. due TO Defendant
from various persons. AndFit appearing oy
afidayit filed, that che defendant, David Ea-
yan. i a non resident Of the Commonwealth
Iof Virginia, 1t is. ordered that he Do appear
mere Withinone month after due publication
Iof this order, and DO what IS necessary 70 pro-
tect his interett in the pre- muses.: Il, ~,
d 7teste, \. " W Ah hlEht StK' s
Sarrn s. Sow p. q. 6ll It
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY

.iia cLass no. 405.
DRAWS "wednesday, July 3TtA, 1859,
ON TIE THREE NrsMBaR PLAN.
IS Membership Drawn Balietts. a
Nearly Ond Prize II ErtrY TIVE, fiskeisi
I Grand Prize Of $40, ooo.
" Prize Of sle,h06f Prizes Of $500
4 Prize tt 10000 s Prizes 0f Loco
4 Prize Of 9.G70il s Prizes or Il 2,hlo
&c, &c, &c. &c
1854 Prizes amounting 20 s5i3 1851
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AiHVIRGISIA, SS.-At rules held Tn the
Clerks Office of lie comfy conttlof Ksnawha
county, in tie month Of Julyg 1869,
/ ssa''s 1; &c. IS i d.s,.
| The object tof this suit Is 10 recover
judgment on 4 note for 5000 with In
iarest and cost, executed to said Jarrett
BIZ the said Hant. And ii appearing b.
affidavit filed. that The defendant is q
npn resident Of the Commonwealth. Of
Virgins. Il isordered that he do appear
hare within one month after due publ
cation Of this order. and do what is nee
essary 10 project his interest In The prem,
iass. E.ss tSste llf- N.
T.. W. QUARR1ER, OK.
.HSAIrR g Soy p, ID.
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r.. Bl SWAMI, sol. sill

yYIRGINIA, SS:--At Rules. held in the
w Clerks office Of the County Cour.Iof Ka-
tna@ha{C aunty, iii the month DC July, 1859
Milton. Parker, I'm debt, 10 recover the sum
VS.. }of $2l7, with interest and
Robert Pauley Scosis. III II VIE
And it appearing by affidagit.filed, that the
defendant Robert Pauley, Is d nonresident
of the Commonwealth Of Virginia. It's or
deted 'that be do appear here within one
moRthsafter due publication Of this order. and
do what IS necessarylo protect bis interests
ia The premises. Tests
A d ' IA. w. QUARRIER, Clerk. /
JOHN s. SWAMI, p. q. Ind II II
NIRGINIA, SIS :-At Rules, held ID The
v CLERKS office Of The County Court Of Ka-
nawha County in the month OF July,l 49, 81
William A. Quarter, Executor F34
of Joel Shrewsbury. deceased,
and as trustee Of Caroline W.
Quatrier. Complainant. In Chancery.
vs..
Dickinson Shrewsbury d 9TH
aers. Defendants.
/. The object Of this suit is TO partitionamong
the devisees Of Josl Shrewsbury decd. the
states Of which he died posss ssed, except those
specifically devised, Ard it appearing by af-
hdaEit filed, that the defendants, Lawrence
"A. Washington, Martha "A Washington his
swifes Robert B. Smith and Sarah A.. Smith his
wife, Samuel Gann and Julia Quinn his wife,
Henrietta Ruffnerf Lewis sRuffher, jf., and
DAVID II. Ruffaer are non residents ofthe Com
mo1weatth Of Virginia, Il is ordered that they
DO appear here within one month after due
publication OF this order, and do what is nee
essary toproteet their interests nthe premises.
teste. A. w. QUARTER, elk. Z
QbARRIER Il GlLLtSoN n Ia. Sill
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VIRGINIA. ser AT circuit court
IN held for Kanawha county at the
Conn House thereof cd the Esd day Of
June. 1859
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1 lxOspERIso TIcxrrs On CEarirlcArrs.
Enclose the money to oul address faF the
tickets tdrdefed, Oh rectipt If which th1y wiIl
be Forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can
have tickets ending ll any figure theytmey
designate gHf7 MI
The list OF drawn numbers nd piEes will
be semitic PURCHASERS Immediately sftet tie
dra wingg psi I'll
4 ITPuIchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give ItheiI Pest Office, County
sandsStale. #45 4.Ess III
q UTReInember that every prize Is drawn and
payable8in full without deuaction. {. III
&1TAll pr zes. OF $1,000 and under paid in
inediatelF after the drawing pTses 81
the usual timefof thFty3daYs.
All ce.mmunicatioas strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
t5I- MCKINNEY IL Co, Savannah, Ga,
" faFH r II. WEND0EER, Agent, IL
lI<$4 - VI Cincinnati, Ohio
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W Clerks Office or the Circuit Court Of Ka-
naWha County, in the month of July, e59--
Charles c. Capehart, comp?t,s
Timothy B. Taylor & James r. Z nal
Brown, trustee. Defendants
4 The obiectof this Suit is to obtain an I'M
junction inifibiting and restraining the De-
PENDANTS from proce edtng To- sell the properl.
convened by a deed Of trust executed on t the
teth day Of August, 1856, by Char est SaRe:
hart, to'James H. Brown as Trustee, To secure
she payment Of bond, executed 1y said Cape
TART to Timothy b. Taylor. fgf 1886. aid 70 OBJ
tain from the said Taylor, an nsM er Of dlscov,
cry, stating whether DINO The said bond Was
giy,.I ID secure, al, Iisnrious debt. And it ap!
bearing by affida Wit filed that the Defendant,
Timt,tby 4. Taylor is q nonresident of The Slate
ii Virginia lis ordered thathe do appeal
here within one month alter due publication Of
This order, and do what is necessary 70 pro-
ktect his interests in the premises. Teste,
EsI A. w. QUARRlER, Clerk.
Il fARKsid MosELEY. Soils. DIT
yTIRGINIA, ss:--At rules hel5 IN the
/ w Clerks Office Of the county c0uIt OF IA
na wha county, in the month OFF, Wy, 1853.
William G. Venable.
Alfred LAT. Thornton. } III
Theohiect Of this suitis 10 recover the sum
OF one hundred dollars due by open account,
with, interest and costs.
/ And disappearing by affidavit FLED, tnat the
0defendant. Alfred A. Thornton Is non, resi-,
#dent Of the State 81 Virginia, lt is ordered
fhat he do appear here within one month alter
.1ue publication Of tbs order. and d9 what is
necessary 10 protect his interest in TIE premises
|. teste, A. w. QUAhhlEnp StA'
a THoaAs B. SWAMI sol. OH
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DURE VINES AND LIoUoRS-ior
II medicinal purposes. for sale ~
J. H, ROGERS
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9:aal 8Obtrtrsslllellts.
m 1RoINIA LIN the Circuit Court Of
lev Ranawhs. Spring Term. 1859
Iohn Z. Sat,es and wife, a


VIRGINIA LIN the Circuit Cour, 81
v IKanarhs. Spring Term. 1859
John &. SAtles and wife,
James +. swindler's Aa- IN cbancery.
ininiatfatof. and heirs and
Others.
Decree for Account.
Al BsrR Acr.-.. Upon consideration
whereof, the Cours doth refer il 10 Com
missioner SA! T. Laidiey, 70 take, state,
settle and report an Account. showing
Ist. The amount Of the rents Of the
real estaseEof James T. STihtler. ec'd,
from the tinsof his death until the diyis-
ION ofthe land, among his heirs Ut law.
81. Cd. What disposition has been made
i 81 said rents, and into whose hands they
have gone.
lisa. Thu interest Of each heir in the
rents l7l Tests. ].
CoxMrasIosER's OFFicE, July s. 1853. &
NOTICE.
The parties 70 this suit will attend be-
fore me, at my office. On Saturday. the
9Th August, 1859. with their proofs, g
enable me tp report the account ordered
Eunder the decree above published.
" Ill ALEX. r. LAIDLEY, Comm.
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yIIR(sINIA, SGT tat circuit court held
Y Tor Kanawha county, AT HE, Court House
thereof on tho I2Sd Of day Of June, 1859. ~
William PatehEll, CompPt. l f.~1f
.al3 VS.. E..I 7 on attachment
I9 4st s.esstea and others IN oAansfry.
The Object of this~xuit is 10 attach the stock
of the Defendants William Firch.a nd Marcus
A. Finch, in the Union Oil and Gal Compa-
nv, to satisfy to the comnlainant S45os54 CTS,
with legal interest on 1887. 37ie,s, part
of from the 18th day Of May 1858 until paid,
which Complainant recovered against Finch
Bro. & Co., in. suit lately pending in8 Kama
wha ciKeait court. until the further order 81
the coun This day came the complainant
by his counsel, land ON his motion, and it APP
pearing by affAavit fled, that the defend
ants, William FInchiand Marcus A. Finch are
non residents Of this Commonwealth 1t Is
therefore ordered thai they do apptsr heIe
within one month after due publication d
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in the premises. teste. p
IA. w. QUARRlER, elk.
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| I an directed By decree made % thin
cause ii the late Spring term cf thin
Court, 70 report sundry accounts The
parties will take notice, that ron Thursday,
lie 9Th day 81 August, 1889. 1t my Of.
Gee ia Charleston. ia this County. I shall
proceed 10 ascertain and report tie mat
ters referred to me, " ben and where they
will produce their proofs,
ALEX. 4. LAIDLEY, Comm.
SWAMI. sol. Sill
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/ CERTtF.cArr or PAcxASEs will be 5sola III
the following rates. which is the risk Il
Certificate 0f packages or 10 " hole tickets. $50
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yyIRGINIA. SS:-At rules held i'll the
v, Clerks office Of the county court fer Ka
ma VIA county in The month of July, 1893.
Rand \ Arnold. lin debt ID recover si2l.
W.. NJ 4. copin. SIC with interest a'd CO.'S
|" Game the plaintiffs BY theif attorney, and
on their motion nd it appearingby affidavit
sled. that the defenda Mt is al non residento Of
Ills State. l1tE-is iherefoIe ordered that he do
appear here within one month latter dneIpub.
lcation Of this order and do what is necessa-
ri 10 protect his interest III the.premisess
1iEteste, "a. w. QIJARRIER, CPk.f
ISm1TH Il SON, 20. 5lt
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MAGNIFICENT yCMEME.

WHOLE TicKEfs St0;6tpIvrs rs. ar.a-,..S -.
JTRsmembef rhat every Prise ii Is, ! NJ.
Scheme is drawn, and psyaL!e.in ful v;,h I
out drductio ne
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!. Cert ficates of packages will Be sold !, INA {
following rates, WHICH is the risk.
Certificate cflpa kaye Of 10 whole hers fso
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VIRGINIA In The Circuit court Of
Kanawha county, Spring tern, 1859,
Margery JsfKenna, aFss @ r
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JTIRGISIA:-In efCireuit Court oi
KanaMha. Spring Term, 1855
Matthew B. Edmundson,
VS.. In Chancery,
William Gray and others,
CoMMIssIosEn's OrrIcE, July 5, 1859.
NOTICE.
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COUNTRY INVALIDS


Finding il inconvonient TO make personal APP
pllcatiou, can, by stating their cases explicitly
together with all their symptoms (per letter
most paid), have forw arded TO them a chest
containing DIR. Ks medicines, appropriated ac-
cordIdgly, and be cured al home.
Structures of the urelhra, weakness aad con-
stitutional debility, promptly cured, and full
ylfor res ored. All letters POST PAID.
AZ A remittance of 20 cents in letter,
most paid, addressed 10 DR.. kinkelin, PhIadel-
min. will secure his Book on The SECRET MFR
MITES OF YOUTH,
IL am man and deem nothing hich relates
10 man foreign TO my feelings"
Read ! Youth and Manhood
4 Vigorous Life or q Premature Death, kinkeHn
on Self PreHrrGlsOn-Only2 % Cents
THIS Book, just published, is filled with use.
full information, on the lnhrIhltieS and diseases
of the Generative System. 1t addresses itself
alike TO YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD AGE
and should be read by all
The valuable advice and impressive warning
il gives, will dresenl years of miskry aud sui-
rerng and save annually Thousands OF Lives
Parents by reading IT, will learn how 10 pre-
vent the destruction Of their children.
- remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in a
letter, addressed TO DR.. kINkELlN, N. w.
corner of THIRD and UNION Streets between
Spruce and Pine, PHILADELPHIA, will en-
sure book under envelope, per return Of mail,
I5s Dr. X. fifteen years resident Physician,
n. ". corner Of THIRD and UNION Street,
between SPRUCE and PINE, PHILADELPHIA, may
be consulted conftentlally.
He who places himself under the care of DIR,
X may relgiously conide in his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as physician.
December Is, 1855. BY
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Purify the Blood.
Lindsey's Improved Blood Searcher does not
claim 10 be a ...
UNIVERSAL PANACEA


claim 10 be
UNIVERSAL PANACEA
for every disease known, but the proprietors
claim for it The power not only Of draining out
all the impurities of the blood, but by the skill
full combination Of weli-known vegetable rem
edies, ii will cure all diseases arising from a
deranged state Of the liver, drive out dyspep-
STA, and give renewed tone and yigor TO the
stomach. That the Blood Searcher is all that
is claimed fer it, the p.0prietors can produce
"a. THE PROOF.
II is only a few years since it was discover.
ed, aud yet'it has grown into such business
that a large Laboratory has been built express
y for its manufacture large number of men
employed in putting it up, and still the
Supply does not equal the Demand!
We ask any candid man. could this be so, il
The Medicine did not possess ALL. the virtues
claimed for il?
The Propretors have hundreds Of certificates
from men Of probity aud standing in the com
muniy, showing what the medicine is doing
for the suffering.
Ask my PERSON
who has ever used the Blood Searcher whether
relief was experienced.
Let the afflicted give it a trial-a single bot
tie will convince the most skeptical Of It's eff
Cacy. ..r .s. -H
Sold by DR.. a. S. STO.NEBRAKER, Shep-
herdstown, Va, and DR.. L. B. EVANS, Han
cock, Md. 10.
December II, 1858. 4-6m
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YOUNG MEN

Let no false modesty deter you from making
your case known to one who, from education
and responsibility, can alone belriend you He
who places himself under DR.. klNkELlNS
treatment, may religiously conidein his bod or
as gentleman, and in whose bosom will be
forever locked the secret of the patient.
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no help for women weeping out Of sight
Because men made the laws -,

= 10 he'p Tor women weeping out OF sight
BecouSe men made the laws ..-.
Miss Bremer's adhesion TO what is known in
this country as'Woman's Rights is well known
and this novel may by considered her illustra-
lion aud defence of her views on that subject.
Apart from all considerations of this nature,
the novel is full of rich humor, clever charac-
ter painting, and felicitous descriptions of
town life and country life, and indoor and out
door scenery in Sweden. The translation has
been made by Mary dowitt, who seems born
to do two things remarkably well-write adj
mirahle stories Of beI own, and admirably
translate the stories of Miss Bremen"
Read what the Daily Times says ofit:-
Hiss Bremen possesses, beyond anEother liv-
ing writer of her class, the power of realizing
to the imagination every individuals she intro
duces The moral beauty and womanly puri-
ty which steadily illuminate her narrative,
must receive implicit admiration from all per-
sons. We would advise ALI TO buy and read
this book. '"~
Copies of either edition Of the above work,
will be sent TO any person, to any parton the
United States, free Of postage, on their remit
ms the price Of e,edtion. they may wish, TO
The publishers, IN a letter. Address all orners
10 T.B PETERSON s. BROTHERS,
No. SOC Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
osc'iS' 1855. 5aL I0l ga IS 81
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Cy@ .INVALIDS TAKE NOTICE The
following forms which the unbalanced fluids
assume and many not here mentioned, that
have .core or less fever or pain, ars as easily
subdued by the NEW MEDICAL SALT as
FIRE is extingulshed by waller, to wit: Brain
Fever, Headache, Rush of blood to the head
and Heart, Fits Inliamed Eyes, Ears and
Nose Canker, Neuralgia, Spinal Affections,
Erysipelas, Bronchitis, Pleutisy, Asthma, To-
famed Lungs and Liver, Heartburn, Coughs,
Dyspepsia, YenereaI Diseases, Rheumatism
Goui, Scrofua Salt Rheum, and all it,hing
ard olker eutaneous eruptlons. II
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~ DIR. COGGS WELLS NEW MEDICAL
SALT, instead of being remedy for all ills
has control over but one i'll, has but one aim,
and accom- plishes hot one Thing, to wit: SUB
DOES INFBAMMATORY DISEASE, what.
ever be lis form or locality, whether in the
head throat, abdomen, eXtremiiles o. skin.
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-,sa Of VIM. S. MAGRUDER. 'a. -.
% entail 5urgeo II,

TT AVING now permanently located in Shep-
herdstown offers his Professional Services
to the public. He is prepared 10 DO every
description of work in Dentistry. All work
warranted. Terms moderate. Office oppo-
site DR.. Il. P. Magruder's residence.
October IL, 1891. ....s rtr. Il
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AFFLICTED READ!

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSES.
4 tablished Is Years ago by DR.. KIM e
LIN The oldest surest and be st hand TO cure
al forms OF secret diseases, diseases of the
Skin and solitary habits Of youth, is DR..
kINKELiN, n, w. corner of THIRD and u
MON Streets between Spruce and Pine, II
SQUARES FROM rms EXCHANGE, PPnApELrHiA.
Take Particular Notice.
There Is nabit which boys teach each 9TH
er at The academy or cotlege--a habit INDUCED
In when by themselves, in solitude, grow ing up
with the boy to eanhood, aud which, if not a
bandOned in due tiae, not only begets serious
obstacles TO matrimonial happiness, but gives
"a series of protrected insidious, and devasta-
tihg affections. Few Of those who indulge in
tlis pecarcious practice are aware of the con-
sequences, until they fad the nervous system
shattered> feel strange and unaccountabe feel
iesSS, vague fears in the mind. The Individual
becomes feeble, he is unable to labor with ac'
custoured vigor, oe to apply his mind to study
his step is tardy and weak, he is dull, irreso
lutte, the countenance is downcast, the eye:
without nOtural lustre ,shamefacedness is apPa
rent. These are symptoms (which should awake1
The aStsh,tion Of those similarly afflicted.
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STATE OF THE BLOOD

As, Tor nstance,Iin the long catalogue, such as
Scrofula, letter, BARRIERS Itch" PImPles,
Dlotches, ErysipeIas, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, dis
cha rges from Ear, Fever Sores or. irruptve d.
scases of any kind. These are ascertalDed by
well known medlcallaws, TO arise from bad
bIood-while the highest medical authorities
declare that most feyers originate in the same
manner, and more particularly Typhoid and
latter an irruptlve disease; and in all persons
to be either coaguaied, or Of dark unhealthy
color s. e F. 50 . I'd
To ward off large majority of diseases, as
well as to cure a number which have already
seized upon the system. as il is necessary 10
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Supply does not equal the Demand!

Is DR.. COggsweNs New Medical Salt
~ For hfnmmafory Diseases only.
~ New Medical Salt 4! Medical Salt
&5- IL as not a Cure I'll!
TO- For Infammafory Diseases Only,
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IF THE VICTIM

Be conscious of the cause Of his decay and hav-
ing rolinquished the Odious practice he suffers
unter those terrible nocturnal and involuntary
emission, which WEAKEN and shame him, pro-
duciag meutal and physical prostration. II he
emaucpate himself before the practice has
done lis worst, and enter matrimony, his mar
riaSe is unfruitiul and his sense tells him that
this is caused by his early foilies.
TOO many think they will hug the secret to
their own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas
how often is tins a fatal delusion, and how ma
ny promising youth, who might have been an
ornament to society, has faded from the earth
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DOES q DISEASE ORIGINATE IN
ImpuritV of the Blood ? rrn

THIS is a question Of vitalibportanee, and
J. lone which has never been sal slacrotily dis
posed of BY the professors who teach the heal
Ing art. Some maintain and ESPECIALLY the
old schools Ply sicans -that1ife lives in the
blood, and therefore all diseases originate in it
but u,oderu science ayers that ailments have
their origiDation ia both he solids aud 1uIds OF
the body. That the latter preponderales how
ever, is fixed fact, AID medical skili' has
clearly demonstrated that at least two-thirds
of the ills of human flesh 10 heir to have their
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Read vi hat the Editor Of the Sunday Dispatch
says OF 1t:
I'VE arc sure tn every lover Of a pure and
healthy literature Will welcome This translation
bv Mary HowIlt, OF the last story Of tue gentle
aud amiabe Swedish authorizes The purity
Of the writings Of Miss Bremen their sympa-
thetic power, and the excellent morals which
She ever incucates render her novels welcome
to the family circle. They teach patience, ai-
lection ana endurance, in such manner as TO
improve and crafty every mind. This story
Is quite equal 10 her best, aud procee with
mild and artistic deineatlon 10 the dtnoument.
We specially recommend ii as u story which
il Will do auy one good to read. This edition
is authorized by Mss Bremen, and IL con-
tains dedication by herself the memory OF her
friend, the late A. J. Downing"
Read what the Editor of the Saturday Eren-
ing Post says of it
"THE FoUR SISTERS, by FREpERicKA BRE.
MER, is Que Of those novels, by this genial au-
thor which have so pleasantly opened TO US
the doors Of Swedish homes, warmed our
hearts i'll their cheerful freside glow and made
us familiar with the lights aud shadows pre-
dominate, or all least appear strongly, for the
suoJnct OF the story is woman's lie and a
woman's fate, III a country, WHEREAS Mrs.
Browning puts il. there is $3.50, .,..--,