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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-22
Ey- Those who desire to look at large as

Eo- Those who desire to look at large as
sortment Of rich goods, should go to the store Of
l. Shire, where will be seen every style and vari-
ETY. Of goods for gentemen's wear It is useless
to eaumerate the various articles comprising the
stock, but it is sufficient say that it has seldom
been eqaaled and never exceled in this city
Their experienced cutter is at all times ready TO
apply the tape for coats, points ard vests, and he
fails make his fits satisfactory to his pat
rons. Their prices az low any house 10 the
c;ty-their stock purchased for cash. and being
made up under the superintendent of the pro-
pretor, he feels warranted 10 saying that he will
give good bargains be possibly had in
tie city.
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20 We were aroused on yesterday NOR
ming about o'clock, by loud cries evidently
proceeding from some one apparently In deep
distress. As quickly as we could dress. We
hastened to the spot from whence the noise
proceeded, and found Dick DENSIs-a well
known character in Richmond, whose high
standing has never been questioned-hsnging
by the left fore arm on the inside Of Mr.. c.
Yergan's fence The circumstance OF his
being there looked rather suspicjous, and he
looked rather do,cn IN tie mouth, while h,
beseeched us to release him from bis painful
which we quickly accomplished by
knocking off board with an axe. In at
tempting to jump the fence his arm slipped
between two boards and his paw being too
large, he unable to withdraw il. He
thanked us. brute fashion, for tie favor
we had done him. and when we intima,ed
that we might publish the suspicious circum-
stances under which he had been found
he uhined, thereby intimating that he didn't
care, dog he was, about being placed on an
equality with law breakers, by having his
misdeeds published in newspaper! DICK is
a sensible dog.
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Indiana State Dental issociation.-Repo
Of Committee on the order Of business for
the meeting to be held at Indianapolis the
first Tuesday, the Sd of January. 1860.
Subjects for discussion:--
Prop. l. Should Pivot Teeth be inserted!
If so, under what circumstances and in wi at
manner?
. Treatment of Infismed Denton.
8 Treatment of Dental Periostitis and Al
veola Abcess.
4 Mechanical Dentistry. including all the
various modes of constructing Artificial Dem
lures.
5. Filling Teeth.
8. Professional intercourse.
7. Unfinished and miscellaneous business
The committee would respectfully urge the
Profession throughout the State to attend the
meeting, as matters Of considerable moment
to all practicing Dentists will be discussed,
as, for example, the establishing of a uni
form fee bill. J. p. ULERY,
A VI MOORE, Com.
W. R. WEBsrER.I
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Books FOR THE EoLIpAYs.-W. Il. Smith
of the Civ Book Store, has received large
lot of splendidly bound books. of the highest
class of literary works for the II ,lidays.-
Also a great variety OF juvenile works,
h;rhlv embellished aud instructive. limo.
cent games to interest children, and hand
some assortment of rich stationery. We
would be pleased to see books take the place
Of TOYS and candies for Christmas presents
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PosroFFICE Book SroRE The attention
OF The reader is invited to the advert sement
of Mr.. Elder. published in another column
He has just received new stock of books
specially for the Holidays. embracing the
best English and American poets IN the most
splendid binding. tinted paper Juve
nile books OF attractive styles--splendid pa
pers. envelopes, DC, &C. Any one wishing
TO make a present to friend can find those
most suitable at the postcfice Book Store.
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Christmas Festival.

The "Sons' give soiree at Starr Hall, on to-
morrow friday evening. 1t will be the festival
Of the season All the delicacies of the country
will be served up. Oysters in the best style; Ice
Cream in Sages best flavor; mince pies: maize a
la mode: fruits, nuts, candies, toys CONNECTIONS
and the sweetest kisses viii be for sale on the ia
bles Toys for Christmas presents will also be
found there in abundance. We advise parents to
avail themselves of that opportunity to provide
themselves with articles for thei. children.
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SheriE'S Sale

RY virtue ola decree and execution directed from
- the Wayne Circuit Court. ] VIII expose pub
lie sale the Court House CeuervtlIe
WAYNE county. Indiana, the I6th day of iaru
Zoo between the hours of clcck. m and ock
on said day. the following real estate situated IA
WAY aud Indiana, an de a
follows, wit-Parts OF The section T.
the north OF Tselve. township thir
teen west, and bound follows Beginning
at the north ~ sail NORTH quarter of
ton twelve. running thence 90 perches and BIO
along the County Road south So t2 de
srees west along said road ii perehes and l. sone
thence north degrees road I25 ches
and 10 a stake, thence ei 90
es and l'to stone thence south degree -
perches to stone thenceeast 25 perches and 10
stone III the line thence south said line = de-
and $40 he place beginning six
and sixty eight perches heretofore, lth
day OF SEPTEMBER ~i5, conveye: said Swain to James
J. Wilson aut as1 20 IS Iu0 square perches
yeyed Of said land for sc &C house purposes.
To be sold satisfy I'D execution OF
Thomas Adams Zchiriah j. Rails
back. ct ais
J. $. STIDHAN, ShI. W C.
Dec 2eh, -54
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ZvNuEil a EMSWILER:

Having just recruited IN cir already extensive >'ecs
are prepared TO offer the largest and most varied
assortment OF Holiday Goods to be found in Eastern
Indiana. Country merchants and others. will 20
we'll give them cali, as they cannot fail TO be
suited in 50 me department. Taeir candies are very
superior ami they daily manufacturing can al
xavs be had fresh Their Notions, Toys, Fan,y Goods
Ladies' Baskets Wall aui Window Paper. Fire Works.
SeSars perfumcry, Fruits, Nuts. SC, 81. are il
great abundance and viii be sold low for cash, or 70
prompt customers shor, time. No. ~ Main St
Richmond, Ind 4>-sw
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To- One night last week, William Gentry,
living near Centrevile, had so sheep killed
by dogs. John King. residing near Mr. 6. 5
has been doing good business for the last
few days, killing dogs. For the ample pro
lection of sheep, our legislature should offer a
premium on dog scalps. like it did on wolf
SCI alps in the first settlement of the country
and empower farmers to kill every dog found
running on their farms.
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~ Pat McGliun. who is not one OF the
favored partners of the State in making
drunkards according to law under the bread
seal of the County Commissioners, but oper-
stes on his 'own hook in the same branch of
business, near the Railroad Bridge, was bro't
before Esq. Lyle yesterday morning and con-
victed Of nine attempts to counterfeit the gen
uine retail licensed manufacture, and one of
q minor ciIaracter-ten cases in all. Pats
fine and costs in each ease amounts to &c.
55---makiDg, in all, the sum of SlO5, SO.
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Lesson. iu Shorthand writing.

| propose TO commence course OF SIX lessons
Ia Short Hand Writing, or Photography, as
soon as sufficient number OF names have beea
received Gentlemen and ladies desiring TO take
lessons are invited TO leave their names With d.
z. Holloway, Palladium Office.
Every person should embrace the first opportu
nifty to become practically acquainted with Phon
ography Terms, one dollar, payable at the ex-
piration of half the course L. H. BIGAREL.
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70 One might suppose from the large stock Of
Toys, etc, a. the pallati4l bazaar Of our friend
Dsgdae, that old Santa Claus had de it his
general depot for the great West. TIE ingenu-
ity Of Germany and France has evidently been
taxed tots almost to get up the variety and beau
tifGl in style. He also has an immense variety OF
fancy and useful articles suitable for holiday pres
ents, for wives lovers and sweet hearts He has all
kinds of candies, fruits. confections preser yes.
oysters, ard thousand and one other articles, all
of which he sells at reduced price
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COmcert by Prof. SOellner.

Our musc.loving citizens anticipating a
rich treat in the proposed Concert of Prof Soeh-
ner aud his accomplished daughters, together with
Prof Rex 1t is perhaps not too much to say
that musicians of higher talents, or more cult.
waited taste have never visited our city. Their
reputation, however, is known and appreciated
Remember the Concert is to take place this eve
nlnr For further particulars, see programme
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Mayors PrOclI slaatiOn.

By order Of the City Council. the Mayor
has appointed an additional police force du-
ring the coming holidays, and issued his pro-
camation iorbIding the firing of crackers,
guns. pistols. &c. or the building of bonfres
within the city on the occasion of the holi.
days. or any other time. under the penalties
of the law.
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10 We understand that II. Menka whip
ped two fellow Germans. in the south part of
town, on Saturday night last. The cause of
quarrel we did not learn but we understand
that the fine and costs Harry had to pay for
the amusement amounted to Sl4,10, which
was assessed by ESQ. Lyle.
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~ Doctor Hoohiuds celebrated German Bitters.
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia Pa will
cfectuniiy cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, Chronic Nervous Debility. Diseases OF the
Kidneys and all diseases arising from a disoIcerei
Liver or stomach. Give them n trial, they will
cure you. For sale at IS cents per botte, by Drug
ists and storekeepers every and villa e in
the United States, Canadas, West Indies and south
America lmt9
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Massachusetts old Folks TIT will be
seen by our columns, that this distinguished
troupe are to visit our city on Monday next and
give one of their iuimitable concerts We have
heard Them and. therefore assure the friends OF
.cood old music" that this troupe give it in its
original purity We bespeak for them more than
n crowded house.
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our .,OLLOr HONOR i.

rThe following named subscribers have paid for the
thirtieth volume Of the Pal adum.
Jehie WATSON. John Henley. John Peterson, William
Addiepan. Robert Morrison C. F. CONN, David Taylor
Branch Bank. Joseph Parry. Hiram Suplee
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ErA corsidera,s husband. Oh each return of

G@A corsiderate husband ou each return Of
Christg as or New Years day, feels like giving
his wife some testimonial of his appreciation OF
her household laoors thro the pas. year and is nat.
uralIy desirous of relieving her Of as much OF her
labors of the next year possible. To such q
man we gges. that If be will call a. the store of
Mr. s Bells, purchase one of his superior Sew
ing Machines, he will please his wife well be
could do any other way. There IS no better, nor
more simple machine made than those he has for
sale, and they are sold for prices which bring
them within the reach Of almost every family
We hope many will take advice.
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H- S R. Lippinco,s sold his property on
the cor of Sixth and Spring sts-. to Mr.. c.
Strickland, for the sum Of $4,000.
rE- Samuel Edmondson, who has, for
some time been confined 10 his room by pain
iui illness. is so tar recovered IS 70 be about.
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Temperance orders.

Evening.
The GOOD TEMPLARs every Wednesday Even.
Ing.
tn. SONS OF TEMPERANCE raees every Saturday
evening.
TheUSIoS TEMPLARs (coores) every Friday even'g.
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-Nesscs Starr * White are prepared to
supply the citizens with their superior gas by
putting up all the necessary fixtures in the best
manner and on prompt notice. they especially
invite attention to their presen. stock of gas FIX
ures being very neat and of the lates. styles
N anufactorei. l-2w
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During the late Fair, the entry book used by the
Committee Domestic Manufactures mislaid and
IL probably in the hands Of Of citizens
Any person having possession Of IT, will confer great
favor upon the Society by returning to this office
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-22

~ Some friend borrowed from US copy of
De kaae's Expedition The person having 1t
will confer favor upon US By returning it, as q
other person wishes TO read It.
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The Home Journal for 1860
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

4 new ofthis popular ftmy will he
menced on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY next printed
paper and clear
With the January number will begin the publication OF
and beautiful Original Work and Fctil writ
ten for
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TIME TABLE.
srrirars and Departures Of Passenger Trains.

srrira's and Departures OF Passenger Trains.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
April ith, Trains will depart
Is follows
freight Leaves 500 A Passenger, 900 and con
meets a kokomo
Passenger arrives 400 connects Richmond for
Cincinnati. Freight $40
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. R.
Morning Express leaves at os5 Evening Mail 345
p. n.
Express Mail arrives s.55 A. Evening Expres. e.55
p NJ
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. r. r.
A. NJ. Mail Train going We-t a sos Mail
train going West at o5j Express going West al 80
". -.
Tho Mail train going East 3.35 Express train
going East, 90 Express going East at iIieP.
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Farm for Sale.

SITEAT.D one and three fourths miles north
~ station the road leading Jacksonsburgh
Economy and miles north east of Hager
ing i67 20 under
ed the balance we'll timberef. suppl
with never falling spring water, buildings chnsis-
hewed Log House, frame house good
and thrashing floor. aud mill. / also l20
thousand brick less If desire premises
farm l will sell ssonaaIe For
part rurrs enquire of the premises
L. u. FOX
iagerstown. Wayne Ind.
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THE funeral of Mrs. ELIZA ANN WATT,
will be preached at Pearlst. NJ. E. Church.
next Sunday, at log o'clock. A. M.
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Special.

SsOur friends In the west end of the
county are informed that we shall have a col
leetihg agent in their vicinity during next
week. and would recommend his reception
with open purses. We must have our dues,
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Bakery.

and furnish Fresh Bread Pies Cakes RIsk, dai
Iy, and the lowest prices. We prepared
furnish Candies wholesale sni retail The hi
ket price pad for country Produce.
wM b. ENGLE s. CO.
90
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STEPHEN SCUrfDN will take Gro ceries,
Boots and Shoes, and DR. Goods. for Lumber at his
Cheap Lumber Yard Street, North OF Main. 3stf
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Ess- We are gratifed to learn that CnAs.
C. BURcHENAL, ESQ. designs locating in our
city, to engage in the practice of his profess
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STEPHEN SCOrfON. will sell inch Lun-
her for 81 IS per 100 any other
yad will sell for 8. Come and 9Th Street, North
Of Main
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JENNY PRoUDFOoT,
4 ROMANCE of AMERlCA HISTOR 1
BY \ DISTINGUISHED AUTHOR

Z =
The romantic which this beautiful story
founded occurred ia the troubled times Of l7S2 immediately
before Revolutionary War and the
tIon OF American inIepeuieucoa when events
brought out strong character AMI mighty trials CORES
pondiLg herosm- The imagination
vented exciting than the historical
these timestStanye to until unapProprsti by
the noveis) Manly herosm and ally devotion
wruugh; the highest degree through chain Of
than than
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-22

nySTEPHEN SCOTTON is selling CLEAR
weatherboariing at per 100 delivered. TWEEN
ty cents per than the other yards eth
Street, North of Main. TT
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election will be held tie office John 5. Lyle
"a Esq, Saturday the 9Th day OF January next for
the OF eiccting Board Of Directors
moni ami Lick Greek Turnpike Company the su
ing year.
L a. WILDRIpGE, Prest.
Dec 10th, l-G9.
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NJ b ENtILE, W M II. PATTERSON
NEW FIRM,

VNiE undersigned having purchased the II.
j. Ogden, in the 'irscery Business, would respect
uy inform their friends and the nuhIic hat they
eep constantly hand at No. % Main s.. general
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Family Groceries,

oh will sell the reasonable Su-
Molasses Teas and all other ARTICLES usual
ept a first class Grocery ways hand Of the fin
est quality.
We have also in connection sith our Grocerya
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-22

TUST received Ton Spanish Whiting for sale q.
- Cincinnati price. J. STEDDON Co
Nav IS satf
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Election Notice.

gHresh Kaisius, CurranSS, aud Prunes ius,
II received and for sale by
ESGIE & Mai
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IL. Mine from philadelphia, viii be in
= Richmond a, the Meredith House FRIDAY
pec -sd q 2ih. where those re ear have e.
~ a-l's o. consulting him Dr. Kline has haa Ions
80 .oteesh experience IN the Prseee e Gae4tcine H
A4s attended many Anatomical Clinical
sa uaie OF tso Medical Colleges tia8elphia; a~a-
% Is@ Medical Association Of FfsiisfelPh one -
~ fafadetsAal. Gin eonneetisn with Prot '"
Institute
DR. hines practice principally that Of ,hs
etne and substituting maay and s1uost specific
les net generally kaoSa - tp-otss siar- By thetc
use eosatioE. Cancer. Ssrafaa E-als.e diseases aad
nan. ofthe 50 called iHerrAhJe diseases made
AL to treatment easily AMI speedily durable
consumption, Asthas bronchitis. Larynsstis. Fhsryn-
gus shonis re. successfully treated ths
opsope- constitutional remedies, also by mff2fsl
tHf4ai'"a hy means of nhsng inssrumeat. male -
gas add 50 constructed tAat the remedies Easily
they are in direct with The deceased lung
th mos minute and intricate cells thst cat OF
ne Teach p all other treatment
taieers, Eamors, Nen> Ulcers and Ola Sores, posi-
lively cured ~ Dr. KLINE'S C1zss- safifass
GhrFaed treatment. discovered sai used oRiN ~ iu
So ~itaoa pain the Of The knife the loss Of
crop or blood AiiIDtsrestei. invited call
anime tGacTs that have removed preserved.
ectt attention pail to all forms II Female ass-sses
iASse afflicted with diseases e the EScs Es itrSF-
I've Kidneys, or Spleen, >ffaA aHrctsons flslt or
tara!ysIs Nervous Affections. Rh=aa4tisUl. &c o:ul4r
proPsF ovarien Tumors, Dyspepsia EpiieFla Dialects
"rNel Plies Skin or kFuptSe Diseases. any thFoEle
~ diseases requiring surgical operations can receive
attention either here our Institute Philadelphia
All patients requiring continued course Of treatment
can have medicine sent - them from institute
EDcours patients without cores
ponding evidence OF recovery.
Persons wishing should cali
oOu possible, before return 10 the cry
For PARTICULARS address Box l5os Phitaiclpha. L.
December 15, 1859.
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Richmond Industrial COLLEGE.

OrENEp 90 MONDAY. ocrosER, iasA, fer the yA,1.
Ms: s, seakks, Teacher Preparatory Department.
= noLSolsk Fs2rsEshfa
NJ HoILfN6>woRrH. Naiarai seIr.ra
: A. HOLT. HiFhsr So
nAses And ;As Language.
Preparatory Department. stx,
Academic. gincisdins the Natural Sciences So
Collegiate, I nc aims H.sser aasaeraa,ies aHa
Frensh tx.,
Payment promptly by tie middle Of the tsrr
Prof Bash ~t arsIl HE in Eioeasou -, Ar
three times each week, and Prof. A. 4 RaicsssAe il
give course Of u lessons in pennxnsai2 e.ch
"a free all ssaients The iGstraekiea II feY.
Anship and Eoeutian alone viii the al; txle
Of tuition As The teachers IN these branches &c
Periers il the West
Prof Hot Of ossrlin. would - pleased q gastirs
an interesting class % yoars Ladies and G9utisea IN
French. At the Of he te-xa
who wish thorough ssssatiaa ani media sse
ty for eeCrie'ag will be furnished.
tending this hesitation, avail ,newaevss coarse 81
in renUSnshr EieeEtien thorough as
is sivsn IN any Normal scRVot in the Pre
IS hi bly, adei tA- Sspernssa fstts
eenp-tea. 70 ali his department - Hghsr NstAeaaae.
and the Languages.
Alter aeash the fns.iutita ~s,4 ae Transferred
from the Warner Hall to the Engsa tatA=raa Church
beside three as cue 81 the
fnes. Speaking Galleries and Eectars
tern An able board Of Lecturers have
gaSei lecture the daerens Sciences daring
fall and winter terms
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Or, Il L. Hsashton Mrs NJ Ne~taa
n, T. HOLLOWAY. Dr. Tha nxs.
Pr. A 4 Butter. p ". Sect,
Or. O. y. Bear. Estker u,alc-
Rev, J V. Is. Miller
further particulars sa,iress
NJ. II. HoLLiNGSWoRli. Supt
Sept, ie 1859. sn;s
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BRILLIANT VENETIAN TALE,
BY oCrAyEFEuLLEr.


This charming story will be siecee1ed by
BRILLIANT VENETIAN TALE,
BY OCTAVE FEULLET,
oeIehratei author If The Of Poor Young
Ssm and old Wsd. have BEEN unpreeedented and give him
surprising repete with incidents, aud highly
descriptive OF Italian life morals and It's tss-
for the Home Journsn herseifa talented and gifted
,hoTes. eminen,iy qashed for the task BY aaa
rendered aud that nothing OF the and force of the
original will he lost in its Translation
SPEcIALIrIES
All the former peculiar features of the which have
given world wide reputation. will he continued while
Gro M".Rrs besides his uus upon the
which to broid-r 5, many
Sketches, Songs, Ballads,
n P. Willis viii give continuous series OF
Photographs of the Hour.
embodied his prominent aad lead
ing PRODUCTIONS ia the
Fashionable. Artistic s intellectual World
He will also give more of his picturins Of ne life and
rural family symrarhles and interests and IN
a CT the
Memoranda FIR Iuvalids
which his experience. correspondence with nva,.d and
BAsRf Gs.Y supply Series Of sketch
Is, drawn from lire, under the title 81
My Friends and 7.
which sun5ry veii-snoEa literary aFftssS
a. heretofore, labor expense will be spared 70
Of the Home JoaTail, Shica
eserywhere both at hone and abroad Aek@2S.eEa .
bes and raeapesf faHg arcs
an reri&
copies Nrv yoLrrx will be printed than
ordered those desire begin with tbs cfnence-
of the viii be able 10 - 50 BY forwarding 'hiE
subscriptions a
TERMS-Eor copy, -, for three copies - or one
club Of copies. $40 foE
cab copies Ss for larger el1b-
Z sd
E NORRIS i WILLIS
El,ta-x .,5 ,rc--ia.n-s Ta- Faitov street.