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E'OR SALE-Between7 and 8 acres Of LAND
par, wood. on the Plank Road.t7 h ST. about
miles from w ashlngton-a beautiful bulldog site
or wen located for a market garden Apply az No
Agency Block, corner Seventh and r SIS. Wash
Hgton. 10 10 -
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LACE SHAWLS, LACE MANTUJ,AS SILL
MANIILI.AS, LACE BURNOTS, LACE
FONTS. GRAY BUSTERS, GRAY ST IT'S
BAREGE MANPlLLAS, &c, &c AT PRIME
- - iNi'iE
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FOR RENT-Three BRICK HOUSES-one ON
Il Twel nth street, between and ID; on the
corner of Twelfth and III SITS. ; and one on H. be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. Inquire of JAMES w.
BARKER, on II street, between 18th and 18th, No.
90
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This is pretty way to bring up your chill
dren, said Mrs. Mervyn, sharply
Cnarle, said his mother firmly, "will
you not tell your grandmother that Won are
sorry for speaking so?" But the child drew
more closely to her, and sobbed convuIsiyely.
Yes, yes, that is always the way; kiss him
and tell him he is a good boy, and grandmother
is cross and old.''
"No, 1 am not good" said Charlie, sand
mamma does not think so;" and going up to
the old lady, he held out his hand, saving
Forgive me, was wrong to speak So
For moment Mrs. Mervyn looked aston
ished, and took the child's hand; almost up-
conscious that she did so. Charlie drew il
away directly, and returning to his mother.
followed her out of the room.
TO BIZ CONTINUED.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
tNA heri facias, issned from the Clerks office of
the Circuit Conrt Of the District of Colu bia for
the county OF Washington, and to me directed,
court house door of said county, on SATUR DAY,
the 8t' day of July next 1860, at u O'Clock m, the
following property, to wit: All defendaut's right
ttle, claim, and Interest in and to csr'ein build
ing erected on Lot No. SIX 90 in Square No. nine
hundred and forty nlns. l9i9l as laid down in the
plat of the city of Washington seized and levied
upon % .. the property of Abel Grigss, and will be
1856, In favor of John Purdy.
]. ID. HOOVER.
je % dts
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CLOTHING, &c.
I'D GREAT BARGAINsM

I'D GREAT BARGAINsH
Seventh street, ack aowiedged 10 be the cheapest
and best place TO suy Clothing, Furnishing 6oOds.
SMITH, No. 400 seventh st. opposite the Post
Once, has determined to sell his goods Is per cent
our new supply of Spring ARd Sumner Goods, at
ASTONISHING low prices
TIES. ~
III IL you wish TO keep cool, drop in and buy
one OF our thin Summer Coats, or the Patent Re.
veTslble Snmmer Coat, At SMITHS. No $50 sey-
enth ST., opposite Post Office.
III A large lot of fine Gents Shirts and Collars
az very low prices 81 No. 400 Seventh St, oppo-
site Post Office.
II The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora TIE. and
ali sorts OF Neck Ties, 81 Onehaf the usual prlceS
az SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh st. je ll-lm
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GRRENRRTRp CorNry
NJ. SALT WATER BATHING.

nj SALT WATER BATHING.
PAVILION. (MoOre's Land
ing Will be open for the rees ptiOn of vlsi-
tors on the 18th Of June. This delightful NA0
resort Tor those seeking health and pleas Ill.,
nre, is unexeelled b. any place of the Kind on The
fotomac river 1t ls situated about one hundred
miles from washington immed ately on the
potosmsc, and in full view Of the ChssaPsa Bay,
and famous for fine Oysters, Soft Crabs Sbeephead
and other Fis and easily bic b. the steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltim more AM
Norfolk. The undersigned has male addlii1naI
improvements IN his Bath Houses and many other
improvements TO the comfort and enjoyment of ms
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed Splen-
dld Angling and plenty of Fishing and Sailing Boats
Tree OF chargec He has spared no expense in pro
vldlng good Cotllon Band or in ayipR ip hi stock
Of choice Wines Liauors,segaTs, nd for those
retired p ace where they can make themselves At
nome, there not more pleasant place IN the UNI
ted states. The proprietor pledges himself that
nothing shall be left undone his part t0 render
tnem so. Terms for board: 8 50 per day, for less
tnan a week; for longer time, SI.25 per tsy; $50
per month. Persons wishing to address the pro
prletor VII direct to LeOnardtovn, st. Mary's
county, Md.
jes-2m X. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
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EDUCATIONAL.


CONNIE cIAL LLE6E,
Opposite the GsnsrdI Posi- oFoe, WasktnstOs Csfy.
MercantIe Forms and Csieuisnon,, BTsineSs cos,,
IespOndence, Bills of Exchanle, Current Bills,
liza PTGpsTatory Class for Boys. '''"'''O'
~ Ladies will be instructed In hne pennan-
Rooms open from q. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
M. ma as.s% .Iie ->OO'' wM. w Young A co.
WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
RsnST peYt sa, ASsae%IS Is nss E commence on
to send thsr daughters requested 70 enter ther
names in July, as those registered at that time viii
obtained at the Institute, No. 223 g street. or bT
addressing Mrs: ELIZA w. SMITH, Principal.
Box 102 Washington. ID. G. Je Is-eo7Gs
VHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANe KMKNT.
This well known and popular Seminary, which
has been successful under the entire care Of Mrs
Il. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the first Monday in September next, under the
united supervision ald instruction of Mr.. and Mrs.
fully located Union Academy Building For partic-
ulars. see circulars st all the Bookstores. a9S-H
AZ MRS McCOR hicks SCHOOL.
iISs: LILIES: MeCokMiCk deslIss g inform her
the duties Of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued win COMPRISE sll ths
branches requisite to q thorough English eduoa-
In addition 70 hes day scholars she ia dssrops Of
aged from 10 70 H years, who will Be lnder her i'm
due care Of pupils have been oonsidsrsly incrssse1
desiring particular Information with refsrenoe 20
ner sehool may Apply to w. ID. WSilsoh, Editor o
For terms and further partioulsrs apply ~ hsr
reeldsnoe-No. 80 Cameron street, Alexsndria, Va.
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SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS
~ JOHN X. MORGAN would respect--sS.
fully Inform his customers and the coumu-
nity generally, that he has concluded toY EV
close his business, and in order to do so ass
soon as possible will offer his entire stock Of his
own make BOOTS and SHOES at cost for cash,
and ms other goods at ALMOST any price. To those
IN want Of reliable goods for wear, would saw give
me q eall and you will not be disappointed
AS am about TO close my business all accounts
july when hope they win be responded to prompt
J, tsat may meet with Promptness the oblisa-
tons due by me. ]. n. MORGAN,
No. 303 south side of Pa. ay
JOS bet 9Th nd 10th SITS,
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McDONNELL'S
III CATAwBA
GIN G. Err WINE,
McDONNELL'S
CATAWBA GINGER VINE!
MoDONNELL's
CATAWBA GINGER WINE.
This Delicious SKINNER Beverage,
The Healthful
Tonic Propensties
OF which are now well known and
Universally Admitted
Throughout the Union,
Is Now For Sale in Washington
by
Jos. w. DAVIS, 9Th and E SITS.
J.V. Coburn, 18th and H SITS.
Jas. E. o. 'Brien, 9Th and sts.
VIM A. Brown, 18th and F SITS.
w. 3. Jones, Massachusetts, av. and Sd st
Peter Monaghan, New Jersey av. a2d g At,
T. Cogan, Pa. av. and Goth ct.
Jas. Bligh, 1lth st.
+. Nj Orme, Pa. avenue.
y. r. White & Co., Pa. avenue.
Henry c. Purdy, Pa avenue.
b. Hsyes, 4th and SITS.
George w. Orme. Georgetown. DC,
H. L. Ofutt, Georgetown, ID. c.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
E5 colin General Agent, Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALES.
" A. GREEN, Auotloneer.

" A. GREEN, Auotoneer.
U'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE
By virtue Ola deed OF trust from Geo. Il. Gates and
VIE, duy recorded 10 the subscriber, will sell, on
O'Clock p m part Of Lot s. IN square sS being and
iylng In the,ity of Washington, commencing for
aforesaid. an running north on the line of Ninth
street west5 feet. thence east 80 feet inches,
the place oDesnGns being said part of Lot front
ing on the est side of said Ninth street and lying
between nd q streets north, with the improve
nnents theron, consisting of 8 two story Frame
Terms: ane-third cash; balance in 6 and I2
months, pubhaser To give notes bearing interest
from the ds of sale. deed given and deed Of
trust taken All oonveyancins at the cost Of the
If the TENS of sale are not complied with within
three sfrom the day of sale the trustee
Il the hxs l.i and dS.s U
. JAMES W. CooMBs, Trustee.
ie e22-eots A. GREEN. Huct
MARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two wrlts of
~ ~ S, CGss Guni; 81 fhs % the Clerks Office Of
will expose t9 PUBLIC sale for cash, in font of The
following property, to wit: All defendsnts right
Me ciain IN sEd sIs interest s IN and to Lot No in
together with Al and singular the improvements
snd Isysd upon as the property of
dIoia Nos. 24 and 2l5, to October term isss, In
favor OF Phelps a klnSman.
w. SELDEN,
U. 8. Marsha for the District Of Columbia.
UFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
u,tIi FRIDAY, the 10Th instant; same hour and
place.. w. SELDEN,
ly S-os u. 8. Marshal.
MARsHALs SALE.-In virtue of writ of feEi
1tl faolas, issued from the Clerks Office of the
CIRCUIT Court of the District of Columbia, for the
county OF washington, and to me directed. will
expose to public SALE TOR cash. front of the court
nc, n0pse door Of said county, on SATURDAY, the
18th day OF July next 1867. at IL O'Clock m the fol-
lowing property, to wit: All defendants right title
ga m, and interest in and to a certain dwelling
house erected on Lot and the south nineteen
zig fset four (4 inches Lot nine, (9D in So
numbered three hundred and seventy seven. (S77)
In the city of Washing ton ID. c., seized and levled
upon & !, as the prop Of J9 ius viedt and wl be
la57, in favor of Jonathan T. Walker.
J. ID, HOOVER,
je2s-dts
MARSHA LIS SALE-ln virtue off writ of
1'k herr faci8s, Issned from the Clerks office of
the Circuit COurt of the District of for
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EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
These Springs-50 miles west of fwashington-is
now open for the ption of visitors. AaA
The subscriber, having become the pur VeAY
chaser, will make every effort. with com &s.xl
Petent assistants, to regain their former Teputa-
ton.
RATKs-5o cents per meal; Sl.5a per day; 50 per
week; $50 pei. oalendaI month; SO for mont tbs;
children over and under u years and colored ser
wants half price; white servants three -lOurths;
horses so cents per day
Direct Warrenton Springs.
jy Silt ROB'T HUDGIN.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES

RoOTS AND SHOES To SUIT TnE
II TINES.
We are now manufacturing al kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiving a-sH~
supply OF eastern made work OF every de-
sorlptlon, made expressly 70 order, aud villH"
be sold 81 much lower price than has BEEN -.
heretofore charged in tins city for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want of Roots and Shoes Of eastern or
city made work, will always find good assortment
in store and 81 the lowest prices Give us q oaIl
GRIFFIN A BRO,
S1A pennsvlynnir aVenua
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorlte resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
ting Baths, Large and
Well Ventilated Rooms,
Cool SscIety snd q Good
Tahle.
For particulars ssnd
for Circular.
OWENS, CEENDEN-
In g. vISSCHER,
Carlisle Strings. Pa.
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n X Il, / X =.
l. TOMAC WATER
am stlll engaged in the PLU MBlNG and GAS
FITTING BUSINESS at my Old stand IN PhIlhar-
monio Hall. The advantage of having q plentiful
supply OF water was readily observed at the FIRE of
yesterday. as am well satl. ed should have been
burned out but for the bountiful supply upor my
premises and that of my neIghbOrs
All orders for the Intr oduotion of Water and las
will be promptly attended to. Terms as reaso
bic IS any plumber in the city.
Tvs C. SNyDER
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c... rEsEEcT SEW ssss ysNS
offered ti for Sl75, for q few days, at JOHN r. ELI
PIANOS FOR RENT, from half dollar to Sc
per month. Also, great bargains in Second hand
Pianos jeI
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANgIsAcTosY,

SOUTHERN TRUNK MANyEAcToRY,
Opposite Odd Fslloses' Hail. Wasitsstos, 70. q.
Traveiers will study their interests b, examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES &c before pur-C-
CHASING elsevere. AS none hut the MN
best material the marke affords and EMPLOY ~kxS9
the best workpen, can confidently recommend INV
work 70 be superior in SfyengTA and DsvobflSfs 10
Trunks that are made IN other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and maxi 20 order ION
LEATHER, IRON FRiME FRENCH DRESS
and WOOD BOX TRUkKS; ASHLAND asd
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, f., Fc.
Trunks, &c., Repaired and Covered, in a work
manllke manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered in any part Of the CITY, George
de i5-H JAMES s. ToPHAM.
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W. GAS FIX XTURES,
w Have in store, and are daily receiving GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and FINISH superior IN style to anything heretofore
y TO call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington
Ali Work in the above line lntrusted 10 our care
will be promptly attended TO. =
MYERS MsGHAN.
mar o-u 316 ID street.
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UTTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
u I'll FRIDAY, the 10Th instant, same hour and
place.. w. SELDEN,
ly 9-dts u. g. Marshal.
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DlNEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
L., fIE the reception of visitors on the
sence for several months, Mrs. Dix VIII lE.Aa
take charge of the management Of the Paw MON as
sisted oy my son, Thos; III. Dix. Board per wee
je -eolms w, w DIX pronrietors
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FOR RENT-A small STORE, corner of 6th st
4 and Penn. avenue, upder the Clarendon Hotel,
suitable for bar ber's saloon Cigar store For
Information inquire at the Hotel. mar so
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1 Ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
CITY Hal, recentlJ Occupied by Chas. 3: Wallach
story and the third floor of the same building. For
terms apply TO RICHARD WALLACH, No. 2
Louisiana avenue. ia Is IF
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"arrcn'S
C O L G ii + A l. S A NJ !

Lungs, and Throat, such as
lsfhR,a Bronchitis, Consumption, Group, Influenza
Ptursy Pneumonia or Inflammation Of ths Lungs
aHd HAo9Pmg Coagh
In thes Complaints TIL. Medicine has no superior and
while thus eoaclous il Is perfectly safe ,9 administer
persons Of all ages.
With the return Of cold w,atner invariably app-ar
Coughs and Gods, which if neglected may lead
disease swtft dvclIe. As fire, which frst
ginning might have been quenched by single paai Of
water. unchecked becomes in short time c1nnagra.
ton Whie, spite Of all after Effort saii consume cts
cold eoa.h at it, first APPEARANCE may cured
by few doses Of ARKrN's Cotton BALsAA which II al
loved to run on few days may sseHtually prs,e
fatal.
This Cough Baisam Ia,scsse. he tva I'd sdvanta,.
being a, once painabt a. cHrafut and iAuaiabts
prersHaas ofa the Disease. Of the Throat Lang, and
Brouciia.
la AsrHai however violent and distressing This Bal
sam gives prompt relief.
Ia BRONCHITIS and PStrHaSA Il relieves the irritation
o1seas the Cough, and promotes favorable eSpectora.
ton
In CRIT its powers are almost magical Til. n,hIuou,
disease, coming literally like thief in the night may
be specially aud eaeetuaiy arrested BY irN timely oses
of his Balsam.
livery family should keep it in the house and thu.
AVOID the dangerous delay occasionei sending out for
the medicine when needed for immediate use.
The BEST recommendation fuf COCO medicine is found
IN is use II the following certificate, from who Ia.
uH IL does no, give you confidence IN II, Try hatle
Tor yourself and you will be convinced. Il viii cost YOU
hat tseny, i've cents aud may you many dols
Ia time and doctors bills
From Charles Crosby County Attorney for Penobsco,
C0apiyl
Ma, wARRES-Dear Sir i have used your .'Cou :,
Balssm" few times during the past year when have
had severe cough aud lungs, and has never failed
to give me immediate relief and effect speedy cure II
IS the most eteacious medicine for the purpose which
You recommend that have tried. pf I'VE used
under my observation, and always with ~ ucs results
CHARLES :. CEosBY
1r Prepared and sold by AMBROSE WARRES Ro,.
A>e bRyGGsr No. Granite Block East Market square
Bangor Maine. -
c. G. Pick, Agent, Ellsworth.
Nos' 1900 6in 81
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STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of County Commissioners
January Term, A. d. 1860
Upon the foregoing petition, il is considered by
the Commissioners, that the petitioners are re-
sponsible and that they ought to be heard touch
ing the matter set forth in their petition and there
fore order, that the County Commissioners meet at
the American House, in Ellsworth, on Wednesday
the l4th lay of March next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, and thence proceed 10 view the route
mentioned in sad petition, Immediately after
which view, hearing Of the PAT ties an witness
es will be had at some convenient place in the
vicinity, and such other measures taken in the
premises as the Commissioners shall judge proper.
And it is further
0RDERED-That the notice Of the time, place
and purpose of the Commissioners meeting atore.
said, be given TO all persons an corporations in
terested by serving attested copies of the petition
and this order thereon upon the clerk of the town
Of Ellsworth, and by posting up attested copies as
aforesaid in three public places in said town thir-
ty days at least before the time appointed for said
view, and by publishing the petition and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper Published in Ellsworth,
in the County of Hancock, the first publication to
be thirty days at least before the time of said
view, that all persons and corporations interested
may attend and be heard if they think fit e.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk
A true copy the petition and order thereon.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk
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rttced IL, sgFtrngs Fl al eia'ss il tie tsa"HTig
and NAVY Il the bet aonr DO not Afss'f 10 &c
knope,e, urder tier snsisrss, tat Ytrssaai r'9
aud bcrcft hty hare derrta from is Hst, NaHstrit''
eeredt, the hands Of ttt Proprftors, bat ga f7
als,s Is ss5H! only Tie faiIoea. from t relnfs q
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JOURNAL FOR CALIFORNIA.
Six cents Copy.

To the Honorable Court of County Commissioner,
Hancock County.
TINE unders gned, citizens of Ellsworth respect
Il fully represent. that the public good re-
quires an alteration in the county road leading
from the county road (near the house of Levi
Webber) in said town, northeasterly to the Back
Meadow, called, in the town of Hancock, so as
to conform to the road as now made. They, there
fore, pray that you will examine said road and
make the alteration required.
C. P. JORDAN and others.
Ellsworth, Jan. 25th, 1880.
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GRAVE STONES, MONUNENTS.
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF
Marble and Soap Stone Work
EAECUTED BY
JOHN CIR MT
BUCKSPORT Me.
BUCKSP0RT Ne.

We intend to keep constantly on hand large
variety OF Monumental Work. Our facilities f,r
obtaining Stock, and carrying on the business. is
such to enable Us to sell Coon MARBLE and Coon
WORK, at low a price can be obtai ned at any
Piioei ana We shall TRY TO do so, with all who
have an occasion To purchase ANYTHING in on,
OF business If they will honor US with call.
Oct. 20, lSj9 ~ 70
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL
FOR 1860
THE GRAND PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
SALTWATER BUBBLES"
~
nAWSER MARTfNGAIE.
Circulation Treble that OF any paper of its
class in n ew England.

The rropretors Of THIS BasFoS JoURNAl In aupnna in
their Prospectus for 1850. take pleasure Ia saying that in
year since its establishment has the Journal received
marks Of the confidence Of the great reading public
OF New England, than In the year which ia drawing
to close. Every month las Witnessed large Increase
ia i;s circulation compared with the previous year
and former time its columns been SO crowded
with the avors Of ts advertising patrons and
This expression ofconddence and baSiowa patronage
has enabled to maintain the position which its cOnte-
poraties have assigned to It, as the
BEST NEWSPAPER IN NEW ENGLAND
and has enabled it to compete successfully with all its
contemporaries, in the fuuess accuracy aud promptness
with which it has published accounts Of every matter Of
interest which has TRANSFERRED during the year That the
Journal has done this, is evident from the that
DAH.f CIRCULATION rs TREBLE
IA at Of any newspaper Of Its class in New England, Re
Fariing the whole OF New Enand il field neither la
Dor nor money 1avc been spared to furnish the earliest
Intelligence OF all matters Of Importance in the different
New England Statesand the result has been circula on
In each of then with the Pon Of Connecticut much
larger than any Of their local papers.
The coming yeas IL to be pthe mostmpegance and
eNcteing which has occurred in the history OF this
country. IT, it the Great Presidential contest is to lie
fought which IS not 10 decide what be
rulers for the four years. but there also to be con
ts exciting and determined beyond any Of predecessors
fr the return of the government of this nation to those
principles which ins red and governed the Fathers OF
the X public. aud the and maintenance Of
which alone restore that quieness and peace and
prosperity to the country which il much needs. 1t
will be more than any ether, in which every think
ing, intelligent New Engan will desire the earliest
aud fullest information OF every movement 5eat- upon
the questions which will agitate the country 1t the
tenti0n OF the Proprietors Of The JoUrRai that its
umns that information shall he promptly obtained and
that IN the coming Presidential Campaign In the last
by the unrestricted Of the Telegraph by the abors
the best and most experienced Reporters aud able
reliable Correspondents OF all Of political
ments, 1t shall be first in chronicng every movement
which can he of interest TO Of all parties and OF all
views. OF our ability to d this. need but
success in similar efforts to the campaign Of $3.50
the Increased facilities which the experience aud increased
means OF the past three yeats have paiced
mand
While thus make the Journal Of greater interest and
value the active, thinking, working Of England
intend that it shall lose its popularity As
frst class Fdtig Newspaper. New features interest
IN ills respect will BE- introduced and among them
are happy to announce that old friend HatrStr Mar
fiug1le - whose
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ri rNTEp HY
SETH w. FOWLE e. Co,
Is fremont Street. Boston.
SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE.

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