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DIRD.

In WilIouEhby May nth, 1854. Mrs. SOPHIA o..
WINHY, aged 40 years, Of soroiulous tumor.
An exemplary christian q devoted wife, sincere
friend her loss is deeply felt In the circle in witch
she moved. but their loss Is hsr eternal gain.
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MILWAUKEE, mARKRT.-lIay %.

FL0UR-Market dull.
WHEAT-Markst l09o higher. Sales at Sic fo
No. 1: 7sc for No. 2.
SHIPMRNES--2,6O0 500 bbls -four; 1000 bushel
wheat.
FREIGHT5-Unchangs
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PIANOS.
.IAN0s PIANosli -
q a RARLOW. Att :

No. 8, Euclid Street. clsgel@d. 0ho,
l.. - seiIlnR the oslebrA1o1 KHABE PIANOS at
s.fiv rsfuced prizes. HaVing Just rscelFEd large
s5sor1psnt Of those superior tngtrumentg be would
ife IN intending 70 purchase 70 call aza nine
fbefn before purehaaing slBsWhero. Evsry ln5tru-
naS1t 4 warranted lys TeAr1. 81
- Old PianoG and Eelodsonn taken IN sEchnnRa.
Piano! moved ans boxed with earo. Piano
BdIG5 f0F 1ale,
EHEWe. Gh1lsRi9
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AsHoRE.-The schooner Ellington, Capt John
Warner, bound from Bay City to this city with a
cargo of lumber, went ashore on Sunday after
Point aux Barques, and Immediately alled with
water. She left the mouth of the Saginaw on
Saturday morning with favorable weather until
Sunday, the day following, when the storm came
on and set In thick. Some Of her canvas blew
away, and about 8 O'Clock in the evening she
struck reef, and, as abeye stated, filed She is
owned by Capt ", and is insured for about one
half her value
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VEssELs PAssIEo.-l
Detroit on the sOth:

VEssELs PAssmo.-The following vessels passed
Detroit on the 9Oth;
UP.-Stmr City Of Cleveland bark FOntanelle
brig Oleander; schr Reindeer, Catherine, York
town, Rust, Hubbard, W II willard, Belle Sher
idan.
DOwE-Steamer Planet; bark Paranus. A P
Nichols; brig Gen Worth, Andes; sohr Baker
Il Fillmore, Qapid, B Pafsons.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKEF.-May %.

PHILADELPHIA MAhAEE,-luRy %
[BY TELEGRAFH.l
FLOUR-MArket Gull and unohsBged.
lIWHEAT-Market firm, Sales 1900 bush red al
Si13aI,25; white at 8, ,5O0l,S9.
GORN-Markst has declined 10 for yellow. Sales
ct 53Sc ahOat.
LAR Quoted ct SIC.
WHISK Y-Marketh hrm ct 2lo.
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II A MS. S. II. RUGGLES'
Ii genuine Oirclsvllle sugar Cured Hans for
sale 81 y my1l B. tY0H.
OAsH FOR WOOL WILL BE
~ ADVANCED when shipped TO Cleveland with
= view Of being closed out Immediately in case 70
exceed the value when dsiiEofod.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
Made, when LEFT to Be sold ct the next STATE Fair
Sales In September, It is expected every prominent
ssles which uil render unusual flcl itisI 70 msF-
chantl snd SreWerl, Who should have their W0ol5,
not only on exhibit on but for sale. All Wools con-
the owners prices can be obtained.
STATE FAIR.
Liberal Premiums offered By the STATE Board 90
best description Of Wools, should and win
age choice lots for exhibition from all parts OF the
United states and Oanadas. Having consented 70
take charge Of and arrange such Wosls BB may be
cent for exhibition, In building 70 be devoted
olusiVey 70 thst purpose, shall endeayor 20 make
Is to Be hoped that all samples viii be sent early
as the lst Of August, that sufficient room may be
provided: or at least exhibitors will advise ne OF
their desire to send, stating the number o. eeces,
bearing In mind that not leag than twenty viii Be
when sales and premiums a1s both desired.
may2l d4Eis:lu 3. n. GOODALEs Agent.
WHITE FIsH-FOR SALE BY
W my0 CLARK, GARDHEB 90.
TROUT-FOB SALE BY
u my0 CLARK, GARDNER 3 90.
DICKEREL-FOR SALE BY
II my20 CLARK, G4RDHER 3 90.
WHITE FISH AND TROUT.
500 PACKAGES, BBLs.. HALLS AND Gus.
The Best In the Market,
for aals the LOWEST BY
myl7:sgO BRADBURN, FIsHER 3 90.
HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE
II Agency for the sale Of the
Rochester Mills Flour,
Lam prepared to supply Bakers and realsrs at a.
low prices a. equally good brands can De had In the
have now on hand, sud am constantly rso.ivinR,
both IN barrels and sacks, to Wit:
ExOEL,I0R NILS, isleetsa white wheat.
ROOa ESTER CITY MILLS, red
myls:4OO yDsEPH FRUSIER
GMORED AND GREEN MEATS
a SpIS - 'Ai' " OLABK. sARDsER 3 90.
A KRON WATER LIME-300
"A barrels best quality Of Akron Lime just re-
oeiVed snd for sale At REDUCED PsiSeSs. S .s.p.onr
mayo q q - MerEin st.
FLU . r.
100 barrels Cascade a Mills,
$50 g FredefiakBburgh Mills,
Z50 Howard street Mills,
80 " Ashland Mills,
In store and for sale low. GEO. SPPAGuE.
NALOINED PL A STE k.-l00
~ barrels Eastern, Of best quality, iost reeslyss
and for sale low. Csc. SPkAGUE.
TRIED APPLES-5O BARRELS
IL prime quality in store. eco. sPRAGUE
nAIhY HALT.-JUsF REoETVED,
IO0Backa Factory Filed Dairy Salt, IN packa-
Rls Of S. and l40 pounds. This is q very superior
article and Just the thing for Dairy purposes
For sale by B. T. LYON,
mayo 50 herWia 81.
WHITE FISH.-REOEIVID THIs
w day-s7 barrels and as halt barrels Thunder
Bay white Fiah. IT, LYON,
10 HHDS. OHOIOE SUGAR
JUST RBOEIVHD,
Aud for Sale ct Reduced Prices, BY
ROBERT HANNA 4 90,
TIMOTHY SEED-A PRIME
. sprs s Or sale By gIARK. eARpHEs 90.
A KRON FLUUR.-SOME OF
~ the best brands Of Family and Bakers Flour
70 De found tn this market for sale By
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WHITE LEAD WORKS,
M sataasfbarl hhEs On sAnd sers' isr astsear =
'0r, White taaa, sSo shs sheasg srsaes, Etasa
As5 oass g shatrads At vsF5 lS's prizes or easb.
Esb. =. lsSa. JOHN WEBsFHs sOo.
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M A R I N E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EETERED-May p

Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Prop. Gov Cushman. Traverse, Buffalo, mer-
chandise.
Prop Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo, mercban-
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I. .YMAN LITTLE.
COMMISSION.
OAEH R0R W00L WILL

II A MS. IS. Il. RUGGLES'
Ii genuine OiFclsVille sugar Cured Hams for
sale 81 my1l B. LYOH.
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PAPER MANuFACT0RY.

iLEf ELAND PAPEK UOMPH!
- q -. . zroll g HlEE. EC1E -
1919 Nali14s OE8 =, is7--i--.,- q,
=, t42tce' 1zIlts1
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CLEAEEI

Schr A Bradley, Winter, OsWego.
sehr. W B Ogden, Moore, Buffalo.
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Made, when left to be sold ct the next State Fair
sales In September. It s expected every prominent
manufacturer snd dealer viii present at those
sales, which vii render unusual facl itiag 70 meT
chants snd GreWera, Who should have their WoOl5,
not only exhibit on, but for sale All woods
signed to will be sold previous 70 that time when
the owners prices can be obtained.
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BaIIg guteIllgeutFr.
sehooI-GlFls, IdeaI and Actual.

An ideal schoolgirl is one of the very
loEeliest things on earth. Personally so
fair. 50 fresh, so hopeful. the beauty Of
womanhOod In ITS deWy promise, ga rose
with all its sweetest leaves folded -
Mentally. full of appreciation and docil-
ity, knowing 50 little, yet capable ofknow-
ing 50 much, compound Of sweet ere
dulty and questioning keenness- Nor
ally. the most innocent and unselfsh of
beings, gentle, loving and loveable, with
reEeEent eyes lifted picusly to heaven, and
yet Torshiping poor idols Of the yeriest
clay, ready 20 believe that men are angels,
and 70 make them so by the power Of
angelic purity, and devotion Shrinking
from admiration abroad 70 difuse bless
ings at home, she Is sunbeam in the
household and violet in the street =
Such are the delicate daughters Of whom
artists dream and poets sing.
But the real schoolgirl. Is sometimes
very different person She IS rose too
early opened. with its petals imperfect,
Vet widely haunr!ng 70 catch the reiuc-
rAnt gaze. HeE knowledge of books Is
sufficiently slight aud superficial, yet
there are many subjects upon which she
knows altogether too much. She Is not
willing to be Taught, because that would
imply that sixty has some possible mental
advantages over sixteen. and she las 80
long admired the waxen face in her mir
Tor that she looks upon gray hairs and
wrinkles us marks Of contempt bestowed
By time upon people he has known too
long She regards her father as only her
banker, and grumbIes when her unspar-
ing drafts are not readily hOnored; her
mother is her dressing-maid and nurse,
and, like other low people, shows great
deal too much curiosity with regard 10
her habits, engagements and corresp1n-
dence. At least, such is her unfliaI
vlsw of this most precious earthly rela-
ton. Her elder brothers are sometimes
useful. but often tiresome. and if they
were nor available % pay bills, deliver
messages, and act as an escort when better
cannot be had, they would lie unmitiga-
ted borcs. Younger brothers and sisters
are playthings upon occasion, bur usually
nuisance and traitors For alas, our fair
young schoolgirl has something to con-
real. That brow which seems pure as a
moonheAm has harbored thoughts Of yan-
Try and folly. That delicate hand. which
seems moulded of the sea-shell's pink and
pearl, has returned furtiye signals Of bow
Ish admirers, or, possibly, hut most inn
prudently, challenged the attention Of a
stranger; and locked among her treasures
are notes Of admiration that girl who
respects herself would rarely receive and
never retHin. With all these indiscre-
rions, our needless schoolgirl has never =
Thought Of evil She Is snlv benz on
amusing herself in her Uwn untramneled
way. a way which lowers her position.
depraves her taste, and robs the budding
r1se, while vet enf0lded III protecting
moss, Of half its fragrance and It's dew.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
.CRAKIEKm,1ssS
LOG ATHD,
Cor. baltimore and CharIes-sts..

LOCAT TED.
Cor. Baltimore and Charles.Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
fINHIs INSTITUTION Is NOM IN Tue NIOS4
i prosperous and iOurishinE condition I,5ec In,
ring the Last two has il been necessary to obr1ir
AF6eT apartments for the accommodation Of The In.
80, s1 2L students representing nearly
1t now occupies one OF the most consr;enour and
os1atabIy heated buildings in the city The roofus
ete eCm1odt0u=iy arTanSed1 spacious and elegantly
The advautaEez and facilities here offered 10 von,,
men desiring 10 qualify themselves properly for fbS
L9rious duties Of the Counting Room q to ItsiS 3
zh0TOs,gA Practical BVEiRsIs Riueafion ,ena6SIr -
In any particular, by any similar sstab
uAhhienFinthe United States.
FACULTYJ
p,.,., L. n. LOSIER,
FFlhaPAL-Lecturer on the Science Of AecountH Corn
merce, Business Customs, etc,
j. VI. PHILLIPS.
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculation
H. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of BoSk-Kesptux,
y. q. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ofnSmsDtaI p.,r..,.A,-
s. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REr. p YEATES REESE D. n
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
lion Ion me. z. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant.
Hon Hon. Thos Swan, VIM. n KeIRhleF, "a
The College Is provided With a Cofn1sLr;5sji
Q. standard Works expressly for the use Of the SIN
Each Student has desk to himself and /. sepa.
hs5s being no vSetton during the year. sndsnt
sr Isti =. a.Gaily
DIFlONA & awarded 10 all Graduates.
t,jni,s5 HG ortaulented Circular CON.
o. sIE s2uAR1 representing ne
designs, penmanShip e. mi he II
ILss e SaaFSs aeeSmpauledW with FII
'''s''7'' -AuufeS' ER; L6s1RR
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a Rlrthtn the Fnmllr.

II IS strange how, while one sOul j.
passing ont Ofthis world, another enters,
all unconscious Of the strange scenes of
confusion which it is to witness. of the
haud-to-hand struggle in which 1t is to he
engaged. For some time, various small
preparations and signs have given token
OF an expected event; u pair of bright.
lark eyes have grown soft aud thOuglIt-
full, crochet and briiliant-coIored double
zephyr have been thrown aside for tiny
stripes af cabric, fine soft flannel and
white silk floss, the last Of which the del
lcAte bands weave into charming irnira-
tons Of leaves and flowers. Very recent
IS : small dainty bed, enveloped in the
feeey folds Of Transparent CANOPY.
which only half conceals marvellous friiis
and perfectly miraculous quilt, lthe
~vrk Of Aunt Deborah, who once took a
Prize al the state fair. for the handsomest
egserId on exhibition,l has taken its
place, timidly. a. the fo9s Of the imposing
mahogany. evidently waiting for an oc-
cQlsSt This very morning 1t las found
one, tiny. rosy mOrsel, 81 done up in
SIT warm wrappings, that one can bur
yoss get glimpse Of a little red rose, and
the twinkle Of something like eyes
kTsrybOiy SAYS, however, that it is
'p=auiiful BABY. and the delighted papa
E1soaishes a small 10y who has Tune: the
fr1n;-ldor bell fog cold yitIlals. bT giving
him a quarter. instead of a cuff, A. usual
The dark eyes which hut lately flashed 20
EnlSshisse1usly are now closed YEARLY.
curzainsd by long lazhes. which lie mil
on the white cheek Friends have con-
gra.ulstei; The proud father is full Of
tenderness and devotion: cherished hopes
are realized Yet 1T intervals a large
tear forces its way down through the
frightened eyelids. showing that one heart
At least can hardly yet recognize its Joy.
Who shall fath0m the depth of a Young
mothers thought as she holds, for the
hrst time, the child she has borne 10 her
breast! Who shall tell the profound emo
ton with which she dimly sees in her
anticipated toy, and plaything, a human
soul, future man, whose strong will aud
tiery nature it IS hers 70 mould fur good or
al? Now, for the first time, she feels
that she has become woman; that with
4 Woman's crown she has received the
wonau's cross, which she is hcnceforth
To bear with enduring love and faith I'M
70 the end Now prays she with the fer
voE OF her youthful heart, though it NAV
be perchnnee for the first time. for with
the birth Of her child new element has
entered her heart. a new spirit has been
born unto God--Hetc York sunday Tines,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE Of
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS,
FLUESZA. BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPISG COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
TSCIPIEGT CON.
SUMPTION.

ard far the relief q .''-t,ti, patients in advanr-
81 -saSe4 q the sl-I-sse-
We need sT,sAk 70 ths pablo VI it, virtues.
Throughout every town and almost ever! hamlet Of
tbs m@rrau states, it wonderful cre ii pnlInan.
ary Complaints have made it Alrzady known Nav
feN the families in any civilized country ON tlis
continent without soma persoual experience offs
~fec;s- and fewer vet the communities any where
which have not TO- them some living tTOphvof
it, victory the subte aud dAugerou. tisssfs 20
the thF: Abi luns While Il Is the most pow erful
anti1oss yet kuozn % man for the fornitab!s aud
dangerous diEeAsss Of the pulmonary organs It il
alec The psasantes: and safest remedy that can be
employed TOT ihfants and young persons. Parents
should have IL in store aaInst the insiduous enemy
that sGsals upon them uprspar=d. We have abnnd-
NHf grvunds to believe the CHERNT PErHoEAL SAVES
more lives by the consumption. 1t prevents than
tao il crs-. keT II by yoI- your colds while
they CaTEbie. nEgisct them until no human
skii lsfer the inrxorAbIs canker that fastened
On the TitAls- sdt> your life away. All knoU the
dreadful fatality oflubE di~JrI=T and they know
To the virtues % ts remedy. need not do more
Than them it Is still made the best il can be-
We pare cost care toll produce il the
1sNt psCfert possible aud thus Hon1 tIgse who rely
"a il the best agent which skill furnish tor
their cure.
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER,
Tbb1ifeat and IRalysie1E CzeAliIt, LoV-.H Mana
AEi -Sii by a. Z. GOOD 1 CO..aad by ali DruEzist.
AID dealers in Medicine everywhere. mills
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Real NkAs.-"Na, told Minnie that
God would be displeased il / did that
wicked thing. She said, oh. you can ask
him to forgive you, and he is so kind he will
do it = But told her should be ashA AIMED
70 ask him, II | knew beforehand that il
was wrong. And, ma, wouldn't il be mean
70 do : wicked thing, aud then think God
will forgive YOU, just because ne is So
good? 1 think it's real mean"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

HE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
Il been taxed their utmost 70 prnCluee This hesf
moAt perfect PuEgattTe which e known to man. In.
Vulnerable proofs are shown that thee PIIIs have
virtues which surpass In excellence the or,lInarT
Inetcines, and that they win unpreceentstlly rrs1
the esteem OF all men. They safe aud pieaSanf
to take, but powerful to cure, Their uenefI.1inS
properties stimulate the vital activities II ne Is
remove t1e obstr1ctt0nS Of It's organs. purify the
blood, and eHpel disease They purge ont the fnI
hnInOrz which breed aud grow llstenirsr stimulate
sluggish or dsordercd organs into their natural ae
ton end tmpart healthy tone with strength 10 the
whole system. Not only do they cure the everyday
complaints Of every body, but also formidable ana
dSeSSss that have bSfied the lest OF hui
man Aktll. While they produce powerful efEsT.ts
they are At the time. In diminished rsS ti,S
safest and best physie that can be eu,FloVed an
children Being sugar coated, they are pleasant to
take; aud being purely vegetable are fire., Tr1n ANY
rtskOf harm Cures have been made vybirI .TTr,,:s
6ellet were they not substautiated by men Of such
exalted position and character to furbi The st..
piciOn Of nntTRth. Many eminent clerrymen Ana
physicians have lent thei names TO ceFfify In az
have sent me the assurances Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the reIief
% my afflicted, snfieriug ieloU.msB.
The Agent below named u pleased 10 fr,,f.b -
u my American Almanac, containing dfrpCtfons for
tner use AND ee[hcates Of their cures Of the fol-
COstiveness, Bilious Complaints Rhsumatisr,
DroPsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from a foui
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inae4ion Of
the Bowels and Pain arising theEefFOua, FlatuencT
Loss Of Appetite, all uIcerOua and CufSneouI M
eases which require an eT2cuRut medicine Scrnf1in
or kinE's Evil. They Als', by purifying the blood
and stimulating the system, cure many complaints
which It would not be supposed they could rearh
Such As Deafness. Partial Biihdness Nenralgia mi
Nervous IrritabIlity. Of the Liver Snd
Kidneys GOut and other kindred complaints arising
rom low state Of the body or Obstuction or its
functions. "
Do not be put on by unprincipled dealers with
come other pill they make more profit on. Ask IN
Arms PL1ss and take nothing else. No other thew
can gtTe yOu compareWth this In Its IntEnsie Tl1e
or curative pOWerH. The sick want the best aid
there Is tor them, and they should have It.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER,
F4GeticaE AID Aadlttieal CGeuli,t, LO,eeH, G,E4
PRi3 a5 C-s. Pr Box. FIvE Boxrs IoE 81. =
Sold BY A. c. GOOD o., and by all Druggists
and Dea.ers In Medielna eYerEHIara rnkIEs
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The present. critical state Of Euru;an affairs viii
render tases publications unusually interesting uT-
ing the Ipfthonmins year. They Viii occupy mid
crude sT<Sulattous. and Tying runors Of the DAN
Journal, AID the POndsFrBs ri the fufn-. his-
torian written atSEr the living iufere: and excite
nsnt Of the great political Of the time .Ia
have passed away. II Is to thee Periodicals ;hat
eahTIs must look for the OILY really Ineligible aI
addition to their vel established literary sciehtift
and theological character, urge them uy,at M
consideration Of the reading. public
The receipt Of Advance Sheets frnm :he
British puhiHheIs gives additional value to thee
Reprints. tnasEnuc4l ~ they can be placed II,
the hands Of subscribers about as soon A. the oFr.
nal editions.
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Bridal Prasanta-

- L I'D SILVER wARr
USr RECEIVED PR 6nIITS ,S@,e-,1 --,s.
~ stock Of Silver Wsre. - =
"a sPo oo nd s ISst 81 l KnlT = 81.
- sst3' ftsh Knives and HdrkS Is ~. onS
Gard M PRE S PPsele al fotEs sil1e4
Leg g &C. u4a1sl If 20 sooS ~ : S So.
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w he Drugsiets, ApOt6ecarie-, and PhyGiciaD4
q oar several eitiee have -iEned document q a.
4 CO. Of Lowell ayers saEsaPariIla, Pills, AEne
Cure, ard Cherry PertoT3iO hnye been t0unS to se
medicines Cf great excellence, aud Torthy the con
ddence Of the community
Mayor of LOWELL. MASS
HON Al''S BEARD Mayo, Of NASHUA. \. n
HON. =. ". HARsISsToS; scYy.rvp ~
NOS jobs A1bO1f' Mayor Of CONCORD. y. H.
On. An aoln9 asys, q WORCESTER, MASS.
'' Mayor Of sALEn, MASS.
HOY. ?. " LINCOLN, e; H.;., ), sos7os, MASS.
HON. wN. N, RODMAS,
HON. AMOS ". PRENTICE, ,,,--,,, 80,
O " Mayor of NEW LONDON, CONN
Hayor Of MONTREAL, 6. L.
NON , I 1lAAAs mayor Of NEW YORK cIrr.
HON. IL n. krNsrRT: !, :, -, ~, =
l9-' ADA4 ''-sOS' Mayor Of TORONTO. c, v.
uoS d NJ pIsr,op
'l'''' :" u '' Mayor Of CINCINNATI. OHIO
49, : :. 'AN" Ssye: Of LOUISVILLE, Kr,
-'''' ' N Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA.
HON JANIS AI aa9s9 e s;ownAsv1 i C. w.
= mayor Of AUGUSTA, NE.
HON. HENRY '00f5 Ssyo r.; q HALLowELL, NE.
non. JAMES 5. BECK,
40'' "lINAT R s7F Of NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
E'' : eA Mayor of FALL RIVER, MASS,
: Mayor Of NEWPORT. R. L
HON. FRED arAul.
HON. JOHN HoDopEE, .-.-,.-,..
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
80 ',5 Mayor IA; Of TUSCALOOSA. ALA,
:, : Mayor Of MEMPHIS. rEsS.
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The Postage TO any part Of the United States will
be but TWENTY-FOGR CENTS year for ..RIacE-
wood. and bpt FOURTEEN CENTS a year for each
Of the Reviews.
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G. w. JOHNSON & SON,
Manufacturers OF Copper, Tin aud

Sheet Iron Ware.
HAYISG AYAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
II Improved facilities, better prepared nov
than to all all OTerS for any article or work in
the above line Of business. YalIIes and Conductors
made to order Steamboat work done in Eubstau.
tai and WOrkmAnlfke manner. We are nov paying
particular attention to tis branch Of the trade sn1
can guarantee sattstaettoni in every particular. 20
Wholesale Dealers We can Oaer inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of %Are il
complete, and the assortment isfUI At Alitir4e< We
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand Al III times.
Nv. JOHNSON son,
So.159 Market Square,
Jy&-d&U0 WheefiuE Va.