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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-23
FOR CHILDREN.
DIR. McLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS
for Liver Complaint BiiIieusncss, Headache

There never has been Cathartc medicine offered to
the public that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
Leans Universal Pills. et-s s.~. -s-lsbt
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Impure, Feted Matterfro the Stomach In fact thsy
are the only Pills that should be used in aarous dis
tricts. a-t.. H.t- ..na7 j. -ia-l3 na
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or Pain In the
Stomach Bowels though very active and scarchiag
In their operation, promoting healthy secretons Of the
Liver and Kdneys Who VIII suffer from Bhiousness,
Headache and Foul Stomach, when cheap . RENEE
dy can be obtrined, Keep them constantly hand;
single dose taken in scason may prevent hous, days,
and months of sickness. Ask for DR.. j. II. NcLexns
Universal Pills. That other. Being coated, they
are taseess Price only IS cents per box and can b
sent by mail 10 any part OF the United Statss. ~ 49,
J. b. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
.. Corner of Third aud Pine Streets ST. Eouis, Ne.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-23
Tie EIass of treason.

The "stafs and bars are growing into
disfayor IN rebeldom, and the Richmond
correspondent of the. Charleston Mercury
writes as follows touching the flag
ton mania. ma = . 'l-- az % g sS'S9sT1
quite a number Of new,faugled flags are
exhibited in the window of tie Dispatch
Office. The latest picture, which is gotten,
up with great care and neatness, represents
a tri-cdor-three bars of equal width run
ming horizontally y1-the lower black, the
middle purple Stbe upper white, withstars,
in it. The black bar is designed to notify
mankind that the Copfederacy "sprung
from Black Republicanism-D Bah! How
would buzzard, sitting on cotton bale,
with chew of tobacco in his mouth, a
little nigger in one claw, and a palmetto
tree in the other snsverl Nothing could
be more thoroughly and comprehensively
Southern.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-23
Free Negroes In RIchmond:

The Richmond Eraniner Of tbe;oh
complains Of The tnanagenentcf -ths city
Notifications, and particularly that the
Commissary Department is ssin the hands
of John Hsgans the negro-dHver.v Il
says:
IN paying of the negroes At work on
thefortifications, we understand dat most
vilIainous abuses hare been practieed.-
The paymaster requires them to be identi-
fed dy their ,oyerseers, and We are inform
ed thai it has been common practice for
some of the overseers to charge thesepoof
creatures ten per cent Of their pay as fees
for, their Identification.
The Ezaminer states that ''brace of
Hagan's wbipper's in,"ahunt- up free ne
groes in the city, giving them the alterna-
tive Of paying Black mail, or Of being car.
ried to the Jail and Whipped. How
whipped, the Examiner thus tells:~ sTeis -
One. of the most awful and revolving
specimens of the barbarity of these .crea-'
lures was related to Mayor Mayo, in our
hearing, yesterday, where free negro on
the foIlifcatio rs badlhis back actually cnt
into mangle of bleeding flesh, the driver
having given him, as we were told by po-
licemaB, fse hundred and fifty -one 'lashes
with The, whip, until the poor victim, sunk
exhausted under his fiendish rage. In the
name of God, is there NC justice to be
found in courts, of human justice for in
iouities Ike this? f@4s
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lLafe rom Liberia.

Intelligence from iLiberia by way of
England is that the general affairs Of the
Republic are prosperous. Some distur-
bshce had occurred in the region; Of Caseysi
burg, and native. town had been burned.
Twoof the disturbing chiefs had been Ia
ken prisoners, and the settlers were conf
dent Of their ability to defend themselves.
s Great Britain had given the government
ofLiberia assurance ofthe ce,operation of
hsrsBasal force, on the African coast,
against the hostile threats Of the Spanish
authorities at Fernando Pc. ss-.s7, 3,,.T,;r
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-23
4 iLEGAL NOTICE,

CsAMUEL BUCKMASTER, Archibald Blu cxmaster, Cy-
Drus Buckmaster EnIelne Buckmaster Eliza A. Buck
master, Joseph Plots, and Mary Ellen Buckmaster will
take notice thata petition fled agnnst then on the
5th day of December A d. 1851 in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Holmes and
State of Ohio, by DanelBaughman as Guardian of
Matthew E. E.-I3uckmaster, wherein he demands part-
ton OF the Sotheast quarter of the Southeast quarter
of section number twenty-four, township nine and
range six and the Northeast quarter of said South
east quarter and the East half OF the Northwest
ter Of said Southeast quarter OF said section twenty
four, township nine, and rnnge six, Holmes county,
Ohio and that at the next term of sd Court petition
for an order that the DOVER Of said Mary Ellen Busk
master bo set OF therein nd partition be made of
said premises. - = !. ~ -. .-sA
,BARRRoFT & Yo0RHES,
Dec.5, 1s61-17w6, w rE Attys for Pet'r.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-23
Summary of News. !.
Ms ysaet0i, sgsd ss ysaIs, near s! Car, 8

Mrs. Facfor, aged e8 years, near Can-
fonsburg, p a., ON Tuesday evening dropped
a match with which she was attempting to
light her pipe, which set fire to her cloth
ing aud she perished in the flames.
Samuel Rainey, a dissolute man, drown
ed himself iu the Ohio opposite Port Har-
mar, on Sunday morning. -
There Is an immense transit of oil from
TiinsriIIc at This time. The roads are
good and constantly thronged with teams.
About $500 barrels reach Union, JuIc-
ton and Concord daily. =
The Baltimore American puts down the
oystertnde Of that city the past year at.sl,
100000, of which s2,sOo,OOO were pack
cd oysters for Transportation.
- The Detroit ..Aduertiser says an annual
~tribute ofasl so eco ispaid BY the.eitizens
OF. Detroit TO the coalsfields of Ohio and
Pennsylrania. What matter the invest
meDt gives warm returns. = SssF 80
Two veins OF coal opened in Michigan
bagin to attract some attention in Detroit.
About 1000 tons of each have been
Tbrougbt tozthe cit! One is from the
Woodville mine, three miles from Jackson,
and sthe other from the Corunna mine
about IS miles from Detroit. -.
The Springfield Journal, Illinois, States
that Mr.. J. Smith, of Adams county, made
from one acre of tie Chinese Sugar Cane,
1880 pounds of sugar, and lI5 gallons of
syrup, both of excellent quality
Rarey is in Madrid, performing in white
kids, dIess coat, and beautiful apparel, be-
fore Queen Isabella. and also challenging
the bpll-fshters to tame bulls with him,
he using sistrap, they their ring weapons.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-23
Terrible Tragedy--TripIc Muir

4.
- Another .of. those, terrible tragedies
whichloccasioually occur in Kentucky, took
place on Saturday evening near Harrods,
burg; The particulars are thus stated:
sssltappears that man llamed Edward
Scott, IA school teacher dfsrnuch distinction
nsthat part OF, The State, had married
widow Tlford, daughter IN law of the late
MAJOR Tilford of Lexington, KY, and on
The evening above named Scott entered
the room where the family were sitting,
and, without ssying single word, drew
reyolgef and fred at Mr.. james TiIford.
aged sixiesn years, the shot taking effect
in a.he abreaEt, and causing his . death ina
few hours. Scott thenlfred at, Edward
TiIford,S lad Of eleven years Of age, kill
iug him instantly. At this june:ure the
children rushed screaming out Of The room.
-zAs,the family were flying in great con-
sternation, Scott fred at Miss Emma Til
f9rd, d,saged 4 s, years, and she fell bleeding
to the fioor, Eand'diod next morning. > A
younger Miss T. was also shot in the arm.
Scott pnfsued the remainder Of The family
but they succeened in eluding him, aud es-
capped from bis fendish designs, on their
livess.ssAHthe children were those belong
isgio4his wife. Scott ransacked- -ibe house
from topic bottom, breaking and destroy
ing everything within his reach, and fear
fuI of, being pursued by his neighbors,
who had assembled to protect the family,
he ran above stairs, fastened the trapdoor
and cut loop holesriu the roof to fire upon
his eaptors when they approached.
,After much naneuvering, be was felled
by blow from neighbor, who came up
On him in a different way from that which
Scoltantcipated. The murderer was then
safely secured and dyed in Jail to- wait
an examination. When taken, Scott was
fonndsste.bs.well armed with revolvers;
two double barreled shot guns, an United
States musket, a hatcLet and a butcher
knife, so that the horrible butchery of the
helpless and unofepdiug family must have
been -coolly premcditated. The whole
neighbshood was in a great state of ex-
element as there is no known cause or
prerocation for fhss horrid deed, and as
Scott shows-n no symptoms of insanity, and
refuses to give. anysEeason, for his base
eonducf, tbe whole affair is wrapped in in
explicable mystery. zss
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-23
"a =. y New Thing!
STOP AND SEE WHAT 1T Isl
FRAZIER & GRAY,

d ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Holmes
ID county generally, that they have opened a new
cabinet shop in the town of Millersburg, where they
design carryiBg on the business in all its various
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BcGr0 ono Rooms.

NOARD WANrED-FOr n Gentleman " fc
and two CLlrei-sses. and y~Es-in De uppsf rsu
Of the city aide. in ,nly where olher
bosTdsrs Two required frrfns n4odsrce
DOABD WhNTED--l}etwee 18th and y l.
- sts AID Sd and 5.h.vs elderly widow Lady ard
young Ocntleman private family preferred comfort.be
permanent home Deing desired Addfo5. gcf-etos
stating loostoH O. Ioons, po, and ciGao hour, a. d. Pos
Office. DoI No 01S.
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1862. THE 1862.

/ PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
pl.h IL connections. flrms
TAI snoslEsT ASD QUICKEST ROUTE
=. faoa Nnv.f oEE 70 EaE P.iNcinN wfsiEsS CrlEs
Jer.ss ard C.iss and tY AmSoy n~ ''
ALL Th1onoH rRAIns foR THE WEST BY THE
80 r 81 Of f SoHafH&SSblrHHsSfA TIE
ya 81 n,.s. ihl, the morning 2assengsrs leave New.
I" p ~ one hour later shan other lines.
two hour. ,e iss *, ysas P1sssssrs lave M
arrive a' the same time Northern linss IN Che.so ADD N
81 Loe., Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and all ra,a
points Wss;, with fewer changes "a cars
SIS SH sSd sao to f fisI to
on okiug and saioon Cans ali nans.
ate The Sans az other routes
Basga-e checked through. Tr!rsfers free
Secure Ticket, foea @,,i q.,d iS Sy rrittSSrsh
The Pepnsyivania Ceatra Company rrn. an Emisran,
Aeco olston Lise whica sioid comfortable mode of
Of fare.
FREIGHTs
by ibis route ei shis VI ~ descriptions can bs forwarded
10 aud iIou any point the RaToai. Ohio kentuc AZ
udissa, Ilinoi. Wisconsin. lows. Missouri by RAIL.
Che Woat by .sesuers from Pittsburgh.
The rates Freight to and om any point 10 the IVES, BY
onaeed b, other Railroad COmpsnie Merchants and ship
ps iaiIassng tho transportation OF their Freight t. this
Company can rely "h vy sTScS Sn It's speedy transit
Farmers and Dealers Live win find this most sd
paed every eonysntsnee been opened ina
sud ' connections aud every ateo,ion paid TO their Ants
!eedrs and resting choice oios-i Of tie PilLADEl
PhIA, NEMYo kK and BALTIMORE MARkETs,
j l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Aston House.
No s.tor House aud No. South wnlsm'st.
MCDONALD BISChOFF. Em'ran. Agents
No. Battery place.
ENOCH LEWIS. General Superintendent, Altoona. Pa
NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELfHiA aud the SOU III aud WESr via JER-
SE4 IIIl Mail aud Express Limos leave Now forA at
aud 10 o. ~ 4, o. und l. T. Fare So Through tickets
sold or the South aud Wet End through baggage cneckedE
7 a. M aud b and II p. m. .runs.
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage VII DO received Tor trains unless doereS
aud checked Is minutes ia advance OF tho time OF leaving
l OAG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-CHANG Of
fERMINUsPassengvsD Depot. Jimes'siip and foot Of
Jitist, i. k.-Ninter arrangements commencing rnosy,
Oct "a, la62; Leave nowioFk at H. io oEesnpost st
llarbof. Onent and HAmptous at 3 . m ard = ~ toe
lsip, al and Tor Syosseii at o. m ior hemg'
s,ead SUNDAYS the tin leaves Hunters Point (Jtthst
fefy) at $50 m Ysphank and intermediate stations
al excursion raos returning leaves faphank a, $50 u
Ga Friday and Saturday night tho lsp tain viii rnr
through 0reeDpot returning Saturday and Monday orn'
Ing a. rs a. arriving IN Newfork at s;as a. M
HARLEM, and ALBANY X. r..
~ For Albany. Troy, North and West -WiNIEh An
RAN0EMENr, commencing MONDAY, Nov H. iocs; =.
For ALBANY, 1880 III, Express Mail lfAn nom 5o'n"
Station.
JOHN BURClliLL Assistant Superintendent
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GaIro tn Arcflou.

q. -. hfrrsiv Arrurrs-.
by BANGS, MERWIN * Co., Irving Build
IL ~ '.rs. 90 sri - Horfvry is~s % hosfs
lienefT fictfe Vorsscf Art tanes Ooadf flntsf-
WEDNESDAY, bsLfiSb, ros o. - e. 0''loer-
VALUABLE PHIIAtA LlBtAll- G,l-- iAe fpfs 10
colcc.isL e. Gen. T. 4 HtfCntolF f.I.nrfl, q tho
y. Ans cluT ,iug yarls ~ he be- rurnsh sui
American editions ~ vaps.e b. pi'iieHlsfy in f tinso-
ply M"tAfhp.ics Theology. ana rec A@ssay. a.. Ac.
CstslOs... aisJ b. A.4 80 sas'.I0oa-s
CORRECTION 10 TIE ART JUBLF.-
~ The er'hoilr4d co lect0n OF GfO T.. ElDWsS Pic
lures wilt b. sold a few w..ss by JOIN nNtDf%ipK.
10. TO- Bfo.iwsy. Thee sdy.si,ed by A.. IA LLKys q
60 TOT size most par Ec.oy sumner ~ ctcht. o. os
ing 10 grirstc psltea GEO. bhDN y.
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& NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
Ie5, SPRING ARRANGEMENT ia.
COMMENCING MAY 5. !5i2.
Passenger Station IN nest ora 21th e. and Shaw

1875, SPRING ARRANGEMENT. iss1.
COMMENCING MAY s. l562
Passenger Station IN neg oik. corner 2tn e. and sv1
enhance -lL-st.
TRAINS LEAVE hEN-fORk;
For Nsw.liascn, :, a n. (txli l2.l5 tEIl $50 o.
snd =. n. OkLl
Fsr bridgeport. . 8 a. tEIl, pls. lEIl. 3se "a
MI p ~
For Milford straiford Fairfield Southport, and we.po,
q. II. l.. SO. % p
For NowAk :. 936a l2l5, (EI,l, $50, 40 $50.
tor D.rien aud Greenwich :. 20 l:i5, 30, 40
5an Do m.
- s.n. p. m. Tx
For Port Chester md intermediate stations :, go
l. -. o. ~. ! ~ aa, ~ p. m.
For Porg Aest,r aud New Rochelle, .. 10. (EI)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. Via spdl sh.d, m lEx) p. m. tEI)
Fer Bottom. Via shore Line. H. IS. 2. N tExl
For Hartford aud Spuaghed a m tEI.), IL IS tEIhs
m lENl
Tor Connse,lcsi River RlIsaG to Montreal q m (Erl
and = IS &. "a. 90 Ne.tbA1. p,on.
for hartford Providence. ard Fishkn Rsilrosd a N
(krD. l9i5 p. M.
Fos New syun y, Londea and stenisston Railroad Al
a H.. ~ 81, D. r. M TX
Coma Rs-fosi, is.is ? III, 70 Northampton.
For Hcursonc KIfoAd 20 Pi'tsneld m. ?. Ia, s
hrw-AiL.ord
10. Nal.. .uck R.ilroad 8 m, m.
For n-nnu,y aud N8rWslk Railroad = go N. 2 %
Commodou. Sleeping Css ausclrd 20 the p. Train.
JAMES Il. hOfI. Superintendent
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Contents of No. 1.S26 NOV. 25 j:

of No. 1926 Nov. % j:
L.LEADrYG ARTICLES: Kaus,s-Mh.our; Me.
distion: The New Campaign, Texesi Black sol
disn; The Width Of the " ickednes' he " Con
trAbsnds - TAe Constitution sld iis re ss,s9 ,
CRsmgiofs; Slsniegogs Pieyi Dslswarei Edi'o'
nal Paragraphs.
n..wAR NEWS SUMMARY
iu..GEyERAL NEWS SUMMARY
lVFROA WASuINGT0N Special Dispatches 10
The ~ \ Tribune.
y..THE CONrIsCATION ACT: Important Order
by the Pr idcni; The Attorney Genera TO SUI
peIinierd Pioce.dinE'' Military to Aid Attorneys
vs..TaE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
yII..FROM CALIFORNIA
VIII. LATER NEWS FROM MEXICO; Delay IL the
Novencnt Of tie french Army Tho Aeysnos
P0stpolsd til December; II - fxq-eted - Aeae-
Mexico in Jaauafy; Dissr pesf,lcc Of nc Nouilo
fioig We're Cruz Liae Of Steamer. between H-vTs
ano Ncw-loik.
X.yROM CEN. BURNsIDE'S ARMY: The Hsrch
Vi the Amy 10 IA moatbi Condition Of Aa'iI' a:
Fslmouthi Gen rAiricE' a. P.9vs',MsI.h. Of
tie Amy. Correspondence Of The n. Y In0upe
XFROM GEN s!GEEs CORPS: Movsmen, to
Ce,Tey.Ie; Gen. slseP. Service; seeewsh
Jses.op's Movements The Rebel Plans. Core
,yoDdenco OF Tho ~ T. Tribune
yI..FRoN SOUTHEASTERN VIRGINIA: Core.
spoaoenes Of los ~ l. Tribune.
xH..FROM MISSOURI; Correspondence OF The y. y.
Irib-ne.
XIII..LATER FROM RICHMOND. The Engagement,
u E
women Bors.bacs Armed. aud Resdy TO is.s
P.t IN the Ess.g,m,eas; De.i.so,on Of Cotton
TIE Hopelsssnea - Foreign Rscosn.lon Gov.
Wise Oh the ant 0! ahoct
XIV. LETTER FROM a GOOD oFFIcERASD A
PLAiN-sP0KEN SOLDIER
Xv..wHAT TO DO WITH THEM: To tine Friends
Of Emancipation
XVI..ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE: Hshly
Pg gs.u ISa Lss,I d., ed st..s' t'e.e
gaDd D-cLUes Tor toe Pfeseut
XVII. THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
xyiH..To THE REPRESENTATIVES, PRESS. AND
PEOFLL Or THE SOAfHEhN YATES
XIX. FREDERICKSBURG: r.. Surrender demanded D..
heipo'a Vi The Inhaoisants Battle 81 fTos.
pect
xx..LErTZRs FROM OUR SPECIAL coRnE-
SF0NnENrs WITH TIE ARMY OF IaE
xEI. FROM AcoUiA CREEE: The Ps.i,ion Of th.
ssIDy Co@9ni'sSfy Inorion' ia hosd, And
Of Tho n. y. Ifibane.
XII. PROCLAMATION b. GOV. KOBCAE.
XXI .RAVESsKqE: By Henry KaI.ley, Author or
"Oe9lry liamyn"
XIV. NEW PUBLICATIONS.
XIV. EFFECT PRODUCED BY vARroUs TFPTrI-
IZEhs
XXVI.A GOOD STORY OF 4 MUSICAL MAZE.
XVII. .AGRiCULTURAL ITEMS.
XXVlI..THE COST OF PEACE Letter from Retcr, Dsi.
owen 70 Secretary Chase; Tho Cerdi,!ons OF
XXX. .PERsO SAL-
XXX.POLITlCAL.
XXXI..CITY NEWS
XXXI..1hRRIAGES AND Deaths
XXXfil.. MISCEI LANEOUs ITEMS
XXXlV.. WAN ITEMS.
XXXv. co MMERCi1L MATTERS: Full Rsrert. or III.
Stock, Money, Cotton. Grain. Aad Cattle Markets.
specially Reported for The y. Y. rnbaEe
Tgnrs-One Copy for yeIs. 81. Two Copies, one
year eJ. Five CoPies ye1t > III %. Ten Copies
10 address. so.
For Ciuo Of Twenty, we send an Extra Copy
IoII ClJt OF Forty, soud Tho Daily Tribune rrglis
Address THE TRIBUNE Hev.York
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1 ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-CHANGE o
Urintinq.

CHEAPEST FIRST CLASS PRINTER in tho
~ ctyrhe public inoI med that all work done Ne
rryonrow near City Hail. 10 done well aud cheap CAaA
Blhssds, Aaadbiils, Posters, kep dope promptly.
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TERMS.

TERMS.
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Two Copies fer Ono lear...............s..ssss
Three OF more Copies FOR One Year (eseh).....
And an E1lra Copy gratis for every Cla0 Of Ten SuB
sCRiBRas.
Hupers Magazine and HsrPefs Weekly, together, one
year, Sf So,
oT Sbscsif ons Our dsnt friends requested 10 remit
them in preference 10 Bank Notes.
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Go Eci.

FURNISHED HOUSE in RHOOKLYN.-
i The edvertiser wines TO LET his ho9se and BOARD
with TIE lessee II J. Pleasantly Toasted csnysncn
Inc. OF care and has bsihr ges AID arceeni rspge
References required. Adde'S i. If.Luue Once.
's'O LET-Very Chcap--Thrcc splcudl a.iteg
Z n ArA2rnENIg. b. Tho hol - on ~ sv
between <isi and f2d for 80 SIS 90 sod Ala uer
month. Each apartment las snd rooms. QuJ 10 eiot
ana grrteei ismiies. IDi1se on Sc premises
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Ncw Civilizations.

No CLJI CONTENTS. lDEc. 1867
WAITING FOR THE CHILDREN.
Win rhiee iilp.tTaiious. BY GoATER.
POLAND ONGR-GAOUND AND UkDLR-GROUND-
II UNDER GROUND.
Vita Ten illustrations ~ STEPHENS PERKINS and CEkpIy,
from Sketches by tho author.
THE WiTHEBED FLOWER
GAS AND GAS-MAKISG.
with Seventeen Drawings by the Author
'THE STAMP ACT CONGRESS.
With Thee Illustrations
LOVE BY MIsHAP.
ROLt~CALL
kOMOLA.
with Three Illustrations.
RANDOM RECOLLECuONS OF a LIFE.
3 ORLEY FARM. tCoDcuded) .
With iwo Illustrations by nltLAs
A CAMP-MEETlHG IN fENNE:sEE;c y sropv
| MISTRESS AND MAID. HOUSEHOLD sloh4'
FAIRY IN SEARCH OF PLACE
TIE SMALL HOUSE AT ALLINGT0N.
49,, ,,,,,r s,nI Mi9 Two illustrations
MoNiiiIy EEc0RD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
II LITERARY NOTICES.
/ EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS DRAWER
II Ni.h I've Illustrations by DELLBv.
FASHIONS FOR bEDEMBER
III With Three Inustrations By VoI3r
II Mr. TRoLIoPKs Obey Fam" is concluded In this Nun
Der and Miss MULocRs Mistress and Msid' will DO oora-
] pe.ed ia the next
la the January Number win 10 commented series Of
pers By Mt J. RJss BRsWNE describing Journey I, ice-
land ~ he profsry ss7ae with Sketches OF Cha.soei
Incident aud Scenery from Original Drawings by the Al"
Il thor.
II BROWNE CAROLINE Cn&sBsRo, EDWARD II: HOUSE, MA
RiGH \, kyASs J. II. SpDoys, SAMUEL J. PRIZE DinAA
MARtA MULOCK GKo WILLIAu CURTIS, LOUISE CHASh1h
MOvLIoS }. ". Ars0y MsGE T. BRADLEY. LOUISE q q
GuEkssEY, ARTHUR THOMAS n. q. sHEPHrHD, Bss'oS j
lsossIsG.
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Ia. lSuDe single, MNf-d - Content ltug Malta,
IN many sfecsans peculiar 10 Females.
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
~ uneqnaed other remedy IN Choro OF Re,en'
s.on HsesusIy Panianc. Suppf.,sioD Of Customary
tsaaous liberated scirrhols Of the Items LrG-
sorhga Whites. s-iiiy, and Tor all complaints iIeiden.
- tho ser whether eiiius fos iscleiou, bsus u dss!
patton. or IN thr
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE
see sympiCgIs above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
M
Tsic more ha',s'i Mercury. u0p-.s7t Medicine
T.. Unpleasant and Dansorou. Disease.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CuhtS SECRET DISEASES
In oil their lt little expense ts change ia Diet
iuoonvea.lce, anj eKpo'urc. t causes frequent
dr,e I'D gives strength 10 unre thereby rrriosias Oh
.ncou. preventing curing Std-ur~. Of The tr-thrs
s.aYng Iala snd IuaaaHs frequent Ia ihs u
ds-'es, and eapein. al poouSus diseased ad oa,
matter
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN
TIE VICTIMS OF QUAChS
and who pad n.svy ices 20 DO short TIM
have found tney deceived AID as tlr pooa s. by
tie & powe lui sIngelt." bccn died I'D la lie
system 20 break out in ays-avfi.d form a1t
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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