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Revival Of the Slave Trade.

| The n. Y. Hewld got up story the other
day, Of the secret landing of some sixty or
seventy caTgoes Of slaves, in all, 1000, prln-
/ cipally on The Florida coast.
! The Albany EceniRg Journal copird and en-
dorsed the statement, and said 1t was true, and
that the authority was not 10 be doubted Now
as every one knows that The Herald and Jour
nal served under the same banner IN the cam
Paign of 1856, this endorsement OF the Journal
went a great way with the public.
But while the witness is on ;he stand, le, us
cross-examne him little. Being further ex-
anned, and confronted with the denial of the
Washington papers, the Herald says:
''A far better authority than the Washing
ton j0Ornai-one VINO ought 10 know, and ,gao
is IN the very heart OF the secret-sustains ths
HeraId, and says its statement is unquestionably
well founded This authority is Thurlow
Weed, in his A lbany Journal. He knows the
facts, because he has been behind the scenes
He is probably partner in the business, aRd
can, therefore, tell all about II. Hh ,binI.s
perhaps, that re are not aware cfhis particilu-
tion in the siaue traffic bat he is mistaken.
as be will find out before be has concluded The
reading of tbs short article"
The Herald then goes on to explain that
number of anti-slave-y and Black Republican
leaders in the North entered into secret con-
federacy TO embark in the slave trade, the op
iect being two-foid, viz : TO make money and
injure the Democratic party. We copy
"The managers buy up fast-<ailing, beauti-
ful yachts in New, York, which from their small
size, their snow-white sails, their rig and ap-
pesrance as pleasure boats are never suspected.
They can go into the shalowesl waters, where
they cannot be pursued by ships OF war, even
If they do become objects OF suspicion, and
should one OF them be caught, the value is
comparatively small, and the escape of SO many
others will amply compensate for the loss
Tins The northern abolttionists hare been deiao
a fhricing business, aud when il is broken m
at las, it will be turned TO excellen, account
for Presidential campaign. The Democratic
government will be dsaouncel through all the
moods and lenses tor winking at "the inhurnsn
traffic IN flesh and tlood, ;" and tie foremost and
tsercest oaong the denouRcers w7N be Tnurlow
Weed. The cat, however, is now out OF The
bag, and we trust the government cruisers pW
Eeep a sharp lookout for this siaper, both on
the African coast and among the reefs of FtotIIs.
and that the ''~hlte sepulchFeS" viii b.. Turned
inslde out, and the prophet OF Abaay, - no
delivers BIS oracuar restonS.s 10 tn. .}ozgaal
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q Whilst the Black Republicans and Abo-
IIllonIsts OF Massachusetts,. compel naturali=sI
citizens cf The United STATES to remain tsro
gears in their State before they allow them 10
participate in elections, they at The same tine
give the blackcst runaway slave the right TO
vote after one gears residence. This is nothing
more nor less than giving :he preference to
the negro, over the German, The Irishman, the
Scoichman, the EngIishman and all othee white
foreign born citizens. What intelligent for
eignrr would act with such party
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THE UNDERSIGNED will Offer at Public Sale at
the house of James Beckwi;h, in the Town Of
tlOpeweIl, Bedford County,
On Tuesday, tie 23i day of .4ugust nerf,
The valuable Iron Properly known as Bedford
Forge and lemnos Iron Works-situats in Hope
well township, and within short distance Of the
Huntingdon and Broad Top Raj, Road.
The Improvements at Bedford Forge, consists Of
a new Forge (now in operaIioH,) with sheet iron
roof-coal house, Saw Mill, large number Of hou-
ses for hands, fine mansion house. good barn
and stable. The tract of land, on which these i'm
proVements are situated contains about 237 acres,
and Is good arabic land having considerable guam
tlty OF land cleared, and r good state Of cultlgs
ton. There is also on this tract very extensive
and valuable vein OF fossil iron ore, and ore banks
opened Attached 10 this property there is another
farm OF valuable land containing about 200 acres.
Also large body OF unsurpassed timber lands
tanning about 1000 acres, and veins of iron ore
running through The whole of H.
The Improvements al Lemnos, consist OF a char
coal furnace, (now in blastl forge, mansion house
store house, houses for hands, stables, &c &c. The
ore bank, one vein OF hematte and the other OF foss
belonging 10 this property, contain iron ore o. tie
best quality and of vast extent. The timber lands
attached TO this property contains about 1900
o! "h'ch one thousand acres good arabic land,
and can De converted into excellent farms.
Drafts, designs and full description of these
an'is VIII be furnished and exhibited TO bidders on
the day of sale.
The sale will commence at O'Clock P. NJ, and
VIII b" continued from day 10 day til all is sold.
TERMS One third in h7.sa anA M r,silIe
fT"o equal annual pay r7tGts Hi;.uu .a,ftest.
The above lands ail| {. s1,& ;oretAcr ~ En- rs--
cris 20 So p&TcAa
QuE C5S,Nt.
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NOTICE.
O'Clock, Am

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned having been dissolved, all
persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the
iirm, are respectfully requested TO make settle
ment at as early day as possible.
B. F. MEY ERS,
July 29,'59. e. ". RENtORD.
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BUCHANAN CLUB

will meet at the Coult House on Saturday
evening next, the.30h inst, to elect officers
for the coming year. Other business of npor-
tance Will be- brought before the club.
O.. E SHANNON, Prpsr.
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Il was stated that fllansieti had rrsis nd
the Presidency ot the Council, bnt that lhr
King had urged hnh to continnr IN ofhcr' ne
and The King had adopted a bass Tor important
meaEnTee.
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EnR AMI
DANIEL FLETCHER, of Monroe p.

RELIGIOUS N0TTCE.-The second Quarter
" Meeting of the NJ. F. Church ia Bedford, will
commence on Saturday morning next, at half past 10
O'Clock, M.
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lr etfip7ea Of lis sril ana rs true l.nsare,,
exhibited TO bis followers and the who'll comm
nHy."
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FOR DIRECTOR OF THE FooR,
JOHN KEMERY, of SchelIsburg Bov.
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FOR COMMISSIONER,
VIM. NJ. PEARSON, of NJ. Woodberry tp
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FOR DISTRICT ATvoREEY,
GEO. H. SPANG, of Bedford Borough.
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10 GEO. Fl. MENcCL, Esq, Of the Vaiiey
Spirit, is at present on visit to his friends
and relatives in hlsplace. Mr.. Mengel is an
industrious and enterprising printer and deserves
unlimited success.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-29

FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
SANrL KETTERMAN, OF Bedford Bor.
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Peace The war is at an end The
danger which threatened European dynasties,
is past. This grateful news will put new hle
into commerce and will save the poor from the
famine which seemed to stare them in ihe lace
Sweet Peace We hail thy gentle influence
as blessing vouchsafed to US from on high
Long may ii be ere the ihunders Of war shall
again disturb the repose ia which thou hast
wrapped the world.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-29

FOR TREASURER,
WIN. SCHAFER, OF Bedford Borough,
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DEATH OF DAVID n. HoFICs.-We are
pained to learn the sudden decease Of Col. D..
H. HoFlUs, of Holidaysaurg. His death took
place on Monday last, the 25th inst. The
deceased was we'll known in TINS community,
and vas respected for his fine talents and
generous, manly nature. He was soldier IN
t5e war with Mexico. Peace to his ashes
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-29

[5~The Anniversary of the Bedford Bible
Society will De held in the Lutheran church
on Friday evening at l-2 P. NJ. Addresses
will be deliver by John F. 10y, Esq, os Pitts
burg, and Rev. Irwin Fl. Terrence Of PhiI'a.-
All are invited.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-29

SIXTEEN FUGITIVE SLAVES who had asr,r.3
oy the underground railroad, into Canada.
becoming tired OF the Abolition freedom and
poverty OF the North, recently arrived al
cleveland, Ohio, where they me. their masters.
oy appointment, and returned with them 70
their old homes in Kentucky,
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Latest News by Telegraph.
RECEPTION OF THE REMAINS OF HON.
RUFUS CHOATE AT BOSTON

BosToN, July %. Faneni Hall was crow
ded with citizens to do honor to the memory Of
Mr.. Choate. The hall was entirely draped in
black and lit with gas. After remarks by the
mayor and others, the Hon. Edward Eyere,,
took the floor, and paid an eloquent tribnte Of
respect to the character and worth and patriot
ism OF the deceased.
During the meeting, the Eastern City, from
St. Johns, arrived win the remains, accomna-
MED by Mr.. Choate'S son. SignaI-guns were
fired from the fort and the various vessels I'm
glIsh and AnericanJ at the wharves displayed
their ensigns at half-mast. The body, encased.
was received on shore and escorted TO the far.
mer residence of the deceased by the people.
The bellsoi the city tolled from the fre-alsru
ofilcr, by order ofthe city government.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-29

GT-0ur friend, CAPT SANsoa, OF the Fulton
Democrat, paid our town flying visit last
week. The Captain gives very favorable
account of The Democracy Of little Fulton.
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COUNTY TICKET.

FOR ASSOCIATES yUDGE5
WM. STATES, Of w. Providence tp.
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An unsuccessful attempt, on The 9Th inst, at
revolt among the soldiers, was met by dis
charge Of artillery from those who remained
faithful. About forty were killed.
The following are the particulars of the re-
volt:
Two hundred soldiers, fifty OF whom were
Swiss, revoIled on the 7th at Naples and left
Fort Carmish for the purpose OF rousing othe,
troops TO revolt, IN which they failed. On ar
irving at the Champ de Mars, all the SWISS and
native troops who remained faithful, met them
with discharge of artillery, and forty insur-
gents were killed and disabled.
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!. F. Meyers s G. W. BenfOrd, Editors.
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PUBLIC SALEOF
BEDFORD FORGE AND
E4elnGaOs IRON Works.

THE UNDERSIGNED will Offer at Public Sale at
the house of James Beckwi;h, in the Town OF
tlopewell, Bedford County,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08
Ncws Hoo net.

Ncws Doquet.
Paul Morphy will be ,teted at Cincinnati
and Louisville. Tomlinson of Seymour,
Conn.,, 80 years old and married, cloped
with Mrs. Belts aged SO and mother of
young lady Of Is; the parties were of the
upper circles" and their intimacy had been
the town talk for some time. All the Dem
ocratic candidates in KY, take Douglas
ground on the territorial questionable
Americans or opposition advocate slave
code. Mrs. Schalder of N. Y aged IS, ran
away with Charles Bechet taking $500 and
three children; Bcchet abused and desert
ed her at Montrose, Va, and she returned
to her husband who forgave her. The
speech Of DR.. Holmes at the Boston Morphy
dinner is one Of the gems of American elo-
quence. The Napoleon cannon now in the
French army weighs $500 pounds and il
can plant 20 musket balls within A space Of
feet square at a distance of 1000 yards
The great Armstrong gun is claimed to
beat this French peace-maker but it is moi
yet finished. Twenty-Five steamers arrived
on this side, from Europe during the month
Of May; 81 years ago the Sirius from Cork
was the pioneer. Storms Of winds and
high waters are reported in all directions re
sulting in much damage and loss of life
The trot between Flora Temple and Ethar
Allen on Long Island resulted in. Flora.
success; the trot was to wagons best in
fsr $4,000, T1or~ won the arst throe hosts .
2:25 being the fastest time ever made Is
900 persons were present and large sum.
changed hands at an odds Of 10 on Ethar
to on Flora, McMann the owner of Flor,
accepting three $1,000 propositions Of thi.
kind as the horses left the score.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08

Ts.ssstee,s Sale.

MIuEREAS, on the 2lst day Of July, 4. D. 1855,
w John sypher and Amanda syphsf, executed to
iced Of Trust Of that date, Of the following de-
scrbed Real Estate situated in the county OF Clayton
and state Of lows, to.wit The aorsh-east quarter
OF the southwest quarter (4) Of section No. lix (l,
IN township No. ntnety-hve (05l north OF Range No
Three 90 West containing Forty acres, more or less
70 secure the payment Of certain promissofy note
therein described Of dats herewith for the sum
Of Horty-Sevea Aollars, due six months after date.
made BY John Sypher, payable 1t Mc0=sgor Ana,
Whereas default has been made 10 the paysut Of said
promsory Note, according to the tenor and effect Of
the same. -
Now therefore, In pursuance and by virtue Of the
power Of sale contained in said Decd Of Trust, to me-
Public Notice Is hereby given, that shall .e the said
Real Estate, and sl right and equity Of redemption Of
the said John pher and Amanda 6ypher their heirs
and assigns thcrein at Public Auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court House door, In said
county OF Clayton In the township OF Gsrnavilo on
the SOth day Of june A. D. 1850, at ten O'Clock, A.
NJ Of said day. Tor the purposes OF said Trust AID to
realize the cum Of money due aud unpaid on said
gromissory Note, and the cost end expenses or sad
Trust, and OF advertising and selling raid prsmses
THOMAS ARNOLD. Tsuatss.
McGrcSof, June .. 1eo9vs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08
CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM.

Dr. Chrstie's Ague Balsam Is the best remedy for
the permanent cure Of Chills and Fever, Fever and
Ague, Dumb Aguc, and oil Malarious diseases incident
to this climate
Dr.. Christics Ague Balsam has never been known to
fail where the directions have been strictly followed
DR.. Cliristic's Aguc Balsam Is o purely vegetable
compound, containing neither Arsenic, Qunine,
Strychnine, anything OF poisonous deetcrious
nature.
DR.. Christics Ague Balsam has had, for years, the
largest sales of any remedy for specific disease
offered to the public.
DR.. Christc's Ague Basam has attained It's immense
popularity through its own merits, its great power in
curing disease les singular harmlessness, and freedom
from hurtfu Ingredients. 1t can be taken BY the
helpless infant, vigorous YOUTH and feeble age, ever
without injury and always with benefit Sold BY Hot
man, Benton 4 Co., in Mc0regcr. 29WA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08

HUNDREDS Of our citizens complain of debility and
lsnguor Of the system, arrangement Of the liver o.
uomsch want OF appetite, &c. they are frequently
tne result OF TOO close application. and thousand
otner causos We cannot here but We would say
70 al 70 actsd. do ~ VIC have done-gst sbottle s,
TWO OF Or. Hollands German Bittcrs prepared BY Dr.
recommend this medicine, knowing from experience
that Is much superior to the generality ofpatent msdi
cinss We would say 70 our readers, purchase none,
Principal once, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia, Pc.
sold ~ druggists or storekeepers in every town and
village IN tee United States, Cauadas, West Indies and
south America, ct IS cents per bottle See that the
bottle. 2Svo
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08

uiDnIN1ss, HEADACHE, &c.-These pains aud disa-
eeable feelings generally symptoms other
others, all of which are caused by corrupt noxous
matter, clogging the various circulations hence,
stream or rush Of bosd to the head, and BY the
headache loss Of memery, dimness u sight, and var
Gus other complaints are the result. Thus i will be
seen that all the above painful and distressing ala
dies their origin the blood. Dr. Morse's Indian
Root Pills acknowledged to be the only medicine
that will thoroughy purity the blood They enter the
blood and follow the stream Of life on It's journey
through the systsm. They root out al &oulnsss and
impurity, and drive out every unhealthy obstruction
They should be taken every night In suhccut guam.
Titles to operate brsky, by commencing with two pills
on going TO bed three the next night, four the
N the symptoms are mot removed, commence again
with ps and 60 up again - before. Continue in
all pain and distress is entcrcly removed
Obtain one Of our free slmanacs and read the hin.
tory OF Dr. Mcrses father, and how the medicine was
introduced,
e8 * h ~ross tbs Weatern Pssyief 4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08

GoLoaiNe FLUIDS RoR the HAiR AaE DANGEROUS,
Mooos Hair Tonic restores the color, not BY the
nFate o. silver process but by restoration Of the
neny functions upon which the original and nat u
ana consequently its original beauty depended Pro.
Isssor WOOD at the age Of thiy-seven years. was A
ley y man q eighty and bis hair was dry thin and
crown nor l. his hair thin or dry but soft. psbie and
moist % that OF child efhve years This
acss upon the roots for after application that
to the original color whatever Il VAS while the ends
ofthA hair arc gray Try Woods HAIR TonIc and do
not apply any other till after you have this With
hair dye. -.
Cantson-.Bewarc Of worthless limitations as several
arc already N the Market called by different Names
storative Depot, St. Louis, Mo-, and New YORK, are
blown In the BOTTLE Sold by ali Druggists and Patent
medicine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Good
dealers, IN the United States and Canadas. 23w2
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New PAPERs.-We are !

New PAPERs.-We are in receipt of
several new papers Of local importance /;
among these are the Witness, of Lancaster,
Wis.,, the Reporter of Broadhead, the Intel
hgencer Of Mineral Point, and the North
loacan Of Usage, Iowa. The latter is re-
vised issue of the North Iowan which the
Democrats Of Mitchell permitted to die last
autumn-the present paper is Republican.
All these journals are well printed and will
doubtless be very valuable to their respec-
tive localities.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08

LloroRs.-Among our Chicago Adver-
tisements win DO found one relative to the
manufacture Of Liqurs by the use of
Essences. As men will probably drink
liquors till the day Of the Great Fire, we see
no reason why good article may not be
made BY the use Of pure essences procured
by distillation. The Franklin Chemical
Works would not be likely to palm of a
spurious article upon customers because
such course would soon break down their
business. Write to CABLE ERLER, box
334S.
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENrs.-Fo want Of
space we are obliged simply to refer to sew.
eral new Cards and Advertisements which
will be found in to-days paper. The read
er will see the card of DR.. HYDE, of North
McGregor, that of JACK CHURCH, of the St.
Nicholas Billiard Saloon, Of RISING &
AvERlLL, dealers, at Prairie du Chien, in
Coal, Salt &C.. &C., an Estray Notice Of
Il. Reeck, an Executors notice, Trustees
Sale and several othsrsof greater length to
which we have referred more particularly
in another place.
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100 AGENTS WANTED.

TIME UNDERSIGNED desire to secure the serv,c.a
IL OF 81 least one active, energetic and capable
Agent for each county In Iowa. Minnesota. Nshessns
and Western Wisconsin and Illinois, to canvass Ia m
Weekly Herald. To competent men
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
viii be offered By the Propsetors on application b.
letter. with reference to character cspabiity and
responsibility. Agents will not be desired to No -
work until the latter part Of tune or the lst OF juy
at hich time the Herald will appear in entirely pev
type and VI such other improvements - shall give
It increased popularity
J. p: DoRR 4 CO., props.s,ors.
Dubuque June LIST, 1859. n3svs
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MusIc.-Attentio is invited to the Card
Of Mrs. Scott of the American. Having
been frequently favored with exhibitions of
this lady's skill on the Piano we take pleas
ure in commencing her as highly compe-
tent teacher.
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BRADLEY 4 Co.-This firm is in receipt
of q large stock Of Groceries, Dry Goods
Nails, Crockery, Glassware, Salt and
Staples Of al kinds which they are selling
at very low rates for Cash. All kinds oi
Produce viii command the highest cash
price 1t their store. They have been SO
busy waiting on customers that no time was
allowed them this week to write such an
Advertisement q would properly represent
their immense Stock. s .a
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Prom the Medical and Cnruicnl ln,.sr .

From the Medical and Surgical journal.
TErT8R, OR SALT RHEUM, CURRp.-We can refer
the public to several OF the most obstinate Of
this disease that have been cured by using your syrup
OF Sarsaparilla and Stillingia. In all chronic cases
this medicine has almost specific action. It Il the
only remedy that will eject speedy when the
system Is In depravcd state. Il acts ali the -
cretons Of the system, and at the time carries on
the disease, INST only through the blood but also
through the seretions of the skin aud kidneys Sold
BY oil popular druggists in the western country. Nv
See Advertisement in another column of our paper
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Our County Convention.

Our County Convention. $50
The Express q Herald Of Dubuque, copies
the proceeding in full Of the Democratic
Convention Of Clayton County, and Endorses
our resolutions in very complimentary
manner. Those resolutions are just about
the thing for the present times Of Republican
change and Administrators tsnder-iooted-
ness. They are respectful IN tone but un-
mistakeable in meaning and no party in
Iowa can succeed with adopting their Is.
sence however they may change the Ian.
guage. a4
We thank the Herald both for the publ
cation of proceedings and the strong com.
mendation Of the Clayton Co. Democracy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08

ISDEPEHDExcE DAy.-Will somebody
please to 60 to talking about Fourth Of
July" at McGregor? The time is coming
along-the town is full Of orators and Nc
Grsgor is entitled TO as much hurrah Is any
place in America,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that c. n. n:r,.a n. i.
J. beer appointed Executor ofths Estate az Iin.s
kdson, dsoeased Of Grand Meadow township. - ~,
persons holding claims against raid Btsts an not~A
to present. The same according Law within III mootha
nom this date. CHAs. m nAnNTa
Grand Aeador, losCa, JANE 0tA 1885, NM
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ArLANr1c.-The June No. of this fayoritc
periodical came promptly and was as
promptly perused. For $500 sent to this
Office. we viii forward the Atlantic TO any
subscriber to the Tones.