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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
For Sale.

NSp A CARD..--TO THE VOTERS on
~ AAtesHALh CoUNTY.-During my
zMiLno4t consultation with me- i finG tilnk mn
neXt legislature. y '''l9 ioE 4 tns
have endeaYored to have. rnysaIf ,,,I,t,l
9iaMn, but md Will be voted for I'M a iaII1a
2 nuinber q people, whether win cjnSent. ~
DC candidate or not = = 70
II Is represented to mo that ca,, no res,,,,,.
~ = VICE Se. 20 me people Of this section. y
a nave nnaily consented to make flif an,ri
ser publicly TO your seryice II yo,I si',S,i
proper to elect me, = ~ '4 see
SHERRARD CLEMENS.
ELI ENDALE, MnEShall Co., oct. 10, iSj5. y.
oct,l7.dkwka
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
New Wholesale Tobacco HQISR.
RHODES e SINGTETONr

HAVE oPENEDiAT NO. 4 QUINCY
~. street WheelIrg, Q large stock Of the
~. ~ ntands Of IOHACcos q C1GARs, which
ns my honso In the West.. sani9l.s,ral
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
CONDITION. or THE aoUTH.

The waste OF WarLeas than l. suppoS.
ed--OhseryatlOns In Virginia and
North CarOllnA-.GeneFnI state or
AHAla. IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

1SEl1H Pittsburgh, Fort wayne aud
-. road earned In Sent ias, s7 70
80 ~, against ssz5, SIS Ga In ssn. 80 80
= increase Of es'isIs y, ~, 4s -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

consisting Of French, German and Doms,,,
iIsR ana AmsicSn snh e9oE sl EIlEeFHC Eng
and Aianeille9 VestinRs, White, Fancy. Iins,Ne
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, UndeF.ESL;1,,
nnd lD1IaHeIe, scaftS. 11es, SnsrendeES, Hand.
lars, Travelling Bags and NalIse8, &c, a. on
department OF NuI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

am happy to say, however. that /
was vas most agreeAbly disappoInted n
nndlng q perfect state OF peace. and n
IqSs ss OF eheerfnlness and good temper.
livery L.SeIy Dody accepts the result Of the
~, ,ss ,S ~ maj aH,., ana although the people
ing OF the FREQ labor system. theFe n !,
General disposition to made Inc mos. ~
II But OF these matters IN anotbsr
- ~ r #ff4sai a.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

Josh Billings says that ''if man profes-
ses 10 serve the Lord, he likes TO see him do
Il when he measures onionsas well as when
he hollers glory halleluyer." H. l..,'-..--''-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18
THE DAILY EMPIRE
II. Fl. ROBINSON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
sni Dayton. Ohio,
Monday, December Is, 1865.
nv YoUR roof q PRETTY. sTIs .

IL your foot is pretty, show II, f1It Of
No matter where or when; ...
Let all fair maidens knowit,
The foot takes all the men. n.l
The face so ialr and lovely,
May charm the eazer's eye;
But II the foot is homely,
He'll quickly pass her BY.
n your foot is pretty, show il,
When you "trip along the street,
FOR 1t will catch the eager eyes
on every man you meet.
Don't toss your glossy ringlotss .. q.
Nor point your lips 10 sweet,
but gently lii your petticosts,
And shoE your handsome feet. ...
II your foot is pretty, show IL, Iu
AT concert, ball and fair;
For that small pedal index
Tells where your graces are.
The hgure may deceive me,
All hooped and padded DER;
But let my eye survey the foot,
ask TO zee no more.
II your foot is pretty, show IL,
II you want To catch beaur, Il
No longer hide that tell-tsle charm
Beneath so many clothes,
A graceful foot betrAys q form
OF rare and hultless grace;
Full rounded limbs IL doth reveal
orhncy's eye to trace.
II your foot Is pretty, showit t..
Yes, show Il while you can;
'Twillhelp your other love charms
To win some nice young man.
The epfrcticed eye may well distfust
A. nicely padded breast, .T..,t ...
But when II rests upon your foot,
II knows Of all the rest. NJ
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

We have unintentiOnally neglected 10
mention that General Pryor has been ad-
mitted to the bar, and il now praeticing
law In the courts Of New York. -rl1 ?
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18
J ADVERTISER lRKTT5sIT

agreement 10 made pre- viouRito 10 ~ Tton. 1tllT
dore Maury and. myself and other Confetl-
crates, were requested to prepare regula-
tions TO accompany the decree, which we
did' and which were approved by the EN-
! press on the 27tll. The decree and reppIb
tions offer very liberal inducements 10 i'm
migration, among which are donation of
| pubic lands, at the rate Of GlOacres to each
head of family, and 800 TO each sinole
man, n free passage to the country to sncb
as are not able to pay their own expenses-
freedom from taxation for one wear. and
rom military duty for five years, religious
Commodore Maury has been appointed
imperial commissioner of colonization.
which makes his authority IN the matt9rof
colonization second only to that of the Etn
peror. General Price, Judge Perkinsand
myself were appointed agents of coloniza-
sl9n, anu requested TO examine the lands
| lying upon and near the line of railroad
from the city of Mexico TO Vera Crttz. far
the purpose of determining whether they
were suited TO American colonization We
are engaged at this time IN the diathhrge
of that duty. We find In the vicinity OF
| this place the most beautiful, and all things
considered, the best agricultural country
that have ever seen. The climate Is de-
lightful, never hot, never cold, always tenn
perate, always pleasant. The soil richer
and more productive than the best of the
prairie lands of the Mississippi in the Oko-
Iona country, yielding larger crops OF corn.
barley, rice, tobacco, sugar cane and coffee,
with all the fruits of the tropics, and the
pest that you ever tasted. You can raise
Two crops OF corn on the same land each
year; the usual mode OF farming here isla
crop OF corn and crop of tobacco on the
same land, the corn ripening ALWAYS before
tllne 10 plant tobacco, and ten miles from
mere, IN the direction of the coast, YOU
strlke as good cotton country as can be
found IN the world. iud rilaqui
ahe elan Ust bnt prottable crop here Is coffee.
TO the acre--it begins to bear at two, and
produces full crop at four years oldg You
can always calculate safely on an average
OF Two pounds TO the tree though there are
instances or trees bearing as high as
twenty-eight ponnds!g The tree Is hardy,
and will live fittyor one hundred years. 1t
costs ABOUT as much labor to cultivate and
put into market an acre of coffee as it does
an acre OF corn In Georgia. 'th'
1.-THE coffee plantation, with IFS shade Of
bananas, hgs, oranges, mangOs and zapotes,
with the walks fringed with pineapple, ali
In full bearing, is the richest and most
have ever restaJ Te I hava hpon @ wnncn my eyes
dred and FORTY acras ahont ~ Isl s sa
here whero nrnroso heouv ~ ph niiies lroia ,Ir
Wifi thn rof,ad P,JJose " suIropnu nyselt
which, will nestle down, constantly inhal-
ing the odors of the rich tropical fruits, and
gaudy colored and fragrant tropical flowers,
In an atmosphere of perpetual spring; yet
turning The eve tn the Nnrthxpnaf Won
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

NuricE,-THK u 10 ~ ssbS l. n AS 6EIT
IN duly aptointsd exseutrx, of he Ast vi end
nova5dltaWsi fREpEKtoA GAIL. Il M ii"ni
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

IAo0B WsYBRIGHr'S EsTArE.-N0TIoB Is
~ hereby given, that the undersgn has this day
been appointed administrations OF the estate Of Jacob
Weyhright, late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, de-
ceased, BY the Probate Court ef said county. .N
Nov q, 1865. yoaEPH WaYBRIGHT,
noV2bwS JACOB WHXBRI0HT. ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

Send for Illustrated Price List Of Instfum ents and
Catalogues OF New MUSIC. Address orders
o. J. WILLARD,
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer No 6iT
Broadway, New York. flfI ~ JYlsd1y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS|I
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, is
DAViS'PAIN KILLER, I.

nlREori0Ns FOR ITS UsE.-.TAKE THREE
~ teespoSnsful OF lhe Pain Killer IN about Asli .
pint OF hot water well sweetened with fIidlassss a.
the Atek y coming bathing freely ths che 4 hack
and and ooseis With The medic ne, q the same eme.-1
Repeat dose m twenty minutes II the nret does
not stop the ohl Should if proiuoS ~ iand
probably Will II the goInso6 Is very ioa0, tsho
hste ram Killer IN cold EAIer sWeetened sith sugar.
ment has cured rnaay severe ana obsupate cases q
this diseose. ~ flHunI IlIInTT .ET'7T ~
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS Totru
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
ID A IL Y n II w S. =
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER &c, 1865.

THE PROSPERITY OF ArLANTA..-The papers OF
this thriving city speak very eucouragingly of its
present prosperity and future prospects. Tho
Netc Era says: .,.. 7.,.....
A walk out along the Western s Atlantic Rail.
road will render this apparent to tho most casual
noighborhood of tho State Road Machine Shops,
the now enterprise of Messrs. shearcr & Morton,
the humorous brick yards of. "Dean Town, tho
Signs OF reviying enterprise at Winslnps Iron
Works, the Sash and Door Factory and tho City
and substantial resumption of these important in
terests, and afford ready answer to tho inquiry
50 frequently made te the reasons for The higher
small bat Substantial houses in that quarter"
;, We note. with pleasure, tho latest advance in
that @ esn direction known as sMarshal,s Additions"
manufacturing PURPOSES In tho Iclty, think that
capitalists can find no better inyestmcnt, and me-
as ois " bsh %es build
We learn, also, that Messrs.. John D. GraS& Co.
ii to OF ths 9Rang
being moved from Montgomery, Ala, and wo
congratulate them upon the opportunity afforded
to secure location upon q side track already
graded. - -.I% t,it>t 80
In another issue we shall speak moro in detail
regarding the rapidly increasing manufacturing
interests of this, our city of Atlanta, destined to
be tho Chicago OF the South. I. NV
a., The Archbishop 9f Canterbury has prepared
stS special 10TH pIhyorss. QeuYer-
ance from the cattle plague and cholera, and
the Record states that an order will bo issued
authorizing it to ,be used on and after the 9th
inst: .E@A = !. . .r HbIHt2I ~ A. q
go Lord GOD Almighty, whose are the cattle on
Thousand hills, and in whose hands isthe breath
OF every living thing, look down, We pray Thee, in
compassion upon Us, Thy servants; whom THOU
hast visited with q grievous ,murraip among our
herds and hocks. We acknowledge our transGre
sions, which worthily deserve Thy chastisement,
and our sin is ever before US; and in humble peni-
tence we come to seek Thy aid. In the midst of.
Judgment do Thou, 0 Lord, remember mercy;
stay, we pray Thee, this plague byThy word Of
power: and save that provision wliieR Thou hadst
IN Thy goodness granted for our sustenanQe.. De-
fend u.s. also, gracious Lord, from the pestlence
with which many foreign lands have been smitteti;
keep it, we beseech Thee, far away from our bor-
ders, and shield sour home from Its fayages;so,
Shall eever offer unto Theete sacrifice of praise
and Thanksgiving for these Thy acts of providence
over us, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amenn
+,s MI sAd4 is announced to lecture Ct
ing three phases of civilization Here is one OF
the worlds worker5-a perfent stsan STEEL
pen propeller. Who else has in the same time
travelled so far and written 30 much2 And what
more absurd than tho stories one hears about him
In London3 If q man who wfitsay d quot; ;sised'
volume every fortnight, travelling ovor two hemia-
Pheres, observing and recording everything and
giving occasional lectures, Is NOT sobeT and indus.
tricus, u should like to know who deserves such
character2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Of SarsanariIIa

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED. ,t"l }, .sr
Ono boe equivalent in strength to one gallon OF the
Syrup Of Decooton. '' fa: r''GFsN o. 80 'N'r~ - VIA
IL reaches the seat ofthe disease Immediately expe
ing all AUMORS OF THE BLOOD, and : !JSr', r.
BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. 1901
These articles being of such strength tho dose s ex
ceenpgy email From this fact 1t ia used In tho United
throughout the land. ~, - ~ s
aS Sold by all Druggists everywhere. a,..,
EST AJAX for Helmbold's Take no otherl -. ''.
this means avoid Counterfeit ''H'' ~ ~
Dctober9 ;.''" "EI,7I .t 4!.f,,,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26

The writer reluctantly inserts the above and ,vor,,
mo 30 were ne not stranger to many concludes
bioS th u h OF MS articles and the diseases for
complete success. ' '-'"o"''' ' "iS"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26

Taylor. Eagle Brown NGouthera Craven E1cslsior
and MCCARTHY COTTON GINS, with Engines or Horse
PoWers md everything required for the In sore
and tor saie at tho lowest pros Your orders are re-
Bpeotfhly solicited TutLalyr Ootober q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
ADVERT1sEMRSr.J .
HelmbOld's Extract Of Rucbu

VIZ cure all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder Cure
@ Han or weakness In the Back, Structures, &o; Cure
Vtsion. a..t'' ...- b.. - ..,.. -, - - ,
HEtMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU
S pure huid extract, not weak tea or infusion
the one thing needful for all complaints Incident to
males For particulars send for circular. - ~
~ y9HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
cures Gravo and Dropsical Sweings existing in Men
women Or Children; In fact ALL DISEASES requiring
the aa oi Diurehc It is the greatest Tonic aud Df,
and immediate in its action |.,--''T :. '
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOTICE TO TIE PURJJC

the DRUG BUSINESS In the city of phinnaiD,iiS IN
anu Thio thus engaged. made several experiment. w.
regard to the most desirable mode Of preparing F,id
Extracts My efforts being succcssfu-tha artieics h
ing approved and used by the Medical Facuy-I va,
aSsirons @ o. placing them before the public hcsatcd
ior some time before concluding to resort to nowsnannr
aMaversihg M knowing OF tho prcudiccs that existed In
sie minus ot many against using advertised Medicines or
COS 1%ss % bat through the advice of friends those
VINO had used them this objection overcome
After IL years oxertions, commencing in small yav
the popularity of my articles has extended To- Mi nor
Oh tho United States and widely throuphout f,ro;sn
ceahtries-and this III the fuco much oppos;,;,Sn
Every means has been resorted to by unprucpini ,nn
ers snco their merit and success have been knawn
such as ADVERTISING larger bottles ut less price censur
ing oil othcr preparations and copying NV ndycr
tisemehts-but am happy to state that out Of the many
VINO nave resortcu to this nome have been stIcccssf
= a..... MY OBJECT
IN TN notice Is to make facts known to tho public aud
deners believing after MANY yeara; ever
ton5 that the Druggists will discounonancS such nro
ceed1ngs and TINT the reputation my articles
be damaged by tue uso Of inferior spurious oncs
knowing that many may road this article who are I'm
acquainted with me- append few remarks from fbosa
OF my native city, and whose names nre known Ia ali
parts of the world: ~
being personally acquainted with Mr. H. T. Helm
bold 1t affords ME pleasure in stating have beon mos
hyorahly impressed with his energy integrity and
grathcu at his success" VIM. WEIGHTHIAN
Firm Of POWERS & WEIaHTmhH
NINTH and Brown.streets Pladelphia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
[Epening Bulletin. PailadeIDa;a 7

"When on visit to the city of New York O fow days
since was induced to call old friend and towns
man, Mr H. T. Helmbold, Druggist s9i broadway,
NJ T. His store Ia = Aodel-a perfect Gen,-the hand
somest OF any We have had the pleasure of VIEWING
and 30 extensive. being "a feet front fvo stories In
height and over 200 feet deep. 1t indeed Affords us
much pleasure to know that he has boen 80 Succossf
and ample evidence of the merits Of his arHcosaa
ia our whole business experience havo not known
inc sncccss Of any articles without Mer-adyertiafn
merely bringing the name before the people"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
IRostoR HernId.1

Wedo not Like to advertise worthless waros or ar a,
Giles calculated to deceive readers and when we
s Ike Mr. Helmbold whom have known
lor gradually extend his advertising from wear To
ea until no becomes tho largest advertiser in the uni
!ed states we arc satisfied that tho sateents in re1ar
70 his articles must be correct" - '-~' " ios"'u
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
. SEQ. A. PRINCE & co.
Cout;on To

Caution 10 RGFcARdSFFS"
Al our Instruments have upon tie name board II
mIl. GEO. A. PRINCE < coz When a dealer rep
iesents any other insti umeRts as 'the same as ours
II is usually q mere attempt 10 sc ! an interior lnStru
1lent. on whiciI he can make aicrEe profit.
P.S@ liberal discount 10 tlu-cIeS, ttcieFme-
ana SchOol.. Address,
GEO A. PRINCE, * CO SO Washington $.
Or, Chtcfsl -.
GEO. A. PRINCE & co Buffalo, n Y.
Nav Jst 1864. no33 F9-yly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
AZ 100000
FOR ONE JULIAN,
which they need rfot pay uh-' I"
drawn, aud ito vaiue' o.-,u.ed in All C5ses, 8
EUREKA GIFT AssOC1AfAVN ~.

vybicb they need nt pay uhHi Il =
drawn, aud its va'oe' -u-o5 in All Cases, ~
YaF FUREKA GIFT ~SsOC1A1AON
Ill attauti ION 10 the fact OF it, being tne Or -
nal and Largest 6itt ASSOCIATION "a "a f.ir and hol-
business continues TO be conducleu - Increasing
oLaSaJ nrcot mai onr patrous- appreciate 'AIS M
If obtaining riD anu eiegaRt s'O,s 80 b,seapt a very
During the past year nus Assool" -, lis az the
nnp,bpr OF valuable prizes TO Al 80
lateS Tb,sa who Oatrunize rs VIII f9cclEe
Inc II their m ,ney. as, NJ article ~ ~ 10
- than One Dollar Te1dlis @WU
BLAEKS ,oooud On having prompt
o,"rus and The article trawn WI DC
emf To my sCdress by return mslI gu 49, - valnable
the folInwimg parties have reeel' nave kindly
rrizes from the eureka As Sitti'"
atioyef the use OF their hAm"N ,.,,,5et,bia Penn.
SMGrrw wilson, Custom House, PhlitIe Pula 500
oil Painting, va:ue' SiO U,fn,inr value SIGO; f
y Imss harriet, Marshall Go, kansas. nc 60
line 500; PatriCkJ Byrnes, "atefoutS 9i,b Al
watch, value 1880 + an S9a% Wrs chas- j Nevis,
Nv -" \ V piano. value, 30o.OJ; mis- Lucy S%nO
rty, Elmira, u Y, Cluster pi-niIIu SssbTiUe
o1 90 Mrs. X. Pennoyer, SiE stau Co 3
49,, ,Ae,,dcn. value, i25i oscar 49, mo
Ienn 80 VS. Na-bvtie Tenn Watch N@u0
a CO Row and 5. Patterson, 20 81. Annoy }
o~I5ntepFs. JiT PdiutIT5 vaiue' LVV IN 40
Parsans. Springfield MSS W. Sgraci.e NY
~ LANES L. Dexter. CITY SuIV"y2L r.. Is7 Woos
= Sa wl1ch value. l5O 90; Ms James FL; - Inc
,or s,reet. cor. Blerkys 4. Oti' M STve
20 Nc, 49, q. Coles u inl klrlis 'lSltHH' MAJ
st w ito 40 90 DIR J K SlH-ialt' No. -
I'd Oas'o, o. \. y, Framed EagraTiis, Vaiue > I'M
to Nm Luther Detniold, W4shIne'SA' "
t. ing, value, 100 %. ali many names
Were We permitted, we mlgh! auu "a a.
W ,ra ob,va lIst bnl many persons opjtetU o
ing we therefore pa3LIsa nO hAlA1' "'
sion. z..~t;as th-ouc.ou1 i-1 -1".
Leete,s he recelpt OF very vei-1J
- saen I'll. Il c at1UuT once
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
MASTERS SALE.

b...h, 81 zen that, pursuant to an or
Noslce ! 4 7scted issued by the Register
der OF sle I w. ~ n;.tr;et Court Of Nenaha Coun-
IL ' SeRessga ! Territory err in the case vasF.i3 rP Dor.
isrS I'd ministratoT Of tbs, Estate Of W5.lia M; Wi VIII,
deceased and the UnknoY9 pens ar5a 2, = / will ofer
Ian Gerke, 800 al tbe front door Of Den's Hal.
IN the Siay :, Ttbe place where the last term Of
s5;s court for said County was held on ne CO.
s oE'b oo > daT Of September, A ID lS6o
-. o'eIo,k p. N of said day, the foiio~i1s hea
Estate. 10 wit: the North vest quarter g. sees'oi
fourteen ElH 10 r Tosas2 2 ID ie eas., in ! Ssnab CJun
~. bras "a Territory. o1 -
an an under ms hand this the tsta "'V . az
gust A y l0O CHARLES & DORSEY,
nu Master in Chaneery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21

rg-A chance To obtain any o.
the above Articles 4OE
lar by purchasing A-'ch
ODe for % cts.
zfeSaa go =, Tni.Iy ior 5 90 Sixty-1ve Tor lo.oo
One Hundred for $I5Oo,
AGENTS wanted EVeEySs mere
Our patrons are desired 10 send United ot'les
~nsScssarv Letters should be addressed to oui
I,ax 5706. Post Once for greater safety.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must IN ev.
.,y case be accompanied by the CAsH. with tn'
reIson sending. and Town ,Connfy and state pam
p written. Letters should be addresseu .
Coo GOODWIN, HUNT & CO,
Pay 5706 Post Office, New YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
AMERICAN
IXEaSsG fSD alTTzT.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

The mcst cot1prekensive miccellany OF useiw
trowlcd -e ard General Literature, periodically IS
sned in tbe United States; embracing ali the lta-
turcs Of a POLYTECHNIC Journal, Economic Exp9sitVI
Literary Repository anu Montnly REGISTER. Espo
-iaav devoted to Financial. Commercial and Indus
rial Interests and al joint stock corporation con
Having commenced the Fifth Volume Of this
Magazine, whose success evinces that the EFFORTS oi
Is conductors have been appreciated by a dlscriml
eating public. we would call attention 70 us cnar
..ter IN the part or the large body OF readers "hs
are not vet upon its subscription lists. Ourg phF
nose in this publication is the dissamlnaIl4n O.
uaetI zeal Information on su bJects OF positive uIiAtJ
! 20 the people, ~combiOed WITH a diVefsity OF hsS'"ty
4 attract ion-secnring the services OF the pes peas IL
he various departmenLs Of Science, BeHes-LettreS
md General Literature. ollie aiming mos e
neo,aIjv to render most effective seFSIee To tnt
Trade Commerce and Material Production OF "a.
T. Country. many sides of the Country, many sides Ga
~ me q world receive due consid eT4tiOn-tAe
uistoticaI. Critical. Bsfhetieal and lnIag native, a
veil as the Flnauc,al. Statistical, IechnOiOS1eai
and strictly Mercantile. We employ ailke Tue re
seach If inc say ant and the faney OF the feaheVoh-
ist. with the practical experience OF the o9slpe
man and tbs y orker. Ia the treatment o. scleutiE-
tonnes the mode selected Is the popular IN sJJI
rather than the technical. The menlal phase OF
The hou, it shall be our epdeaTsr to portray ana w
avaILourseIyes of The contributions . new DiScV'
o erv tn die Circle &c knowledge, and saali reeuf'
l. { WIN AH W Ah+ arHh
2 ,,rnee which VIII be oT future n7-.ity ana hi'o.
d interest when tue Preseus shal pave bee0,Se p
Past. In fine. he Americrn f2enanse ana heVis'
, i desiraba ana e:tr weleDHie montL'y Vis'.'t :
r is uh.criber-iTpar az 9as .chness =. AnynI. 'Ts
d Forravtnz the ~lsjs, aae .I1.&1i-S lnLeASS'
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70 sne,ifcatiou of tories which are tue ~snhjoStS ei'n'
~ : ocea.ionaI or regular publication, VIZ:
The Arts. EstLotics; Agriculture ApplSd zen
n. istry. Archaeology, Bellies Letters, BiOgrd phy, Crlu
20 aisrn' Feonomie-Politi"al. Adthme'lG NA1lon
z Taxation: Finance-bankin currency, C0rPoEat'
H. 1oen,rt0 Fxrhaur.. F ucluati5us in Seeurltle
u. stocks History, Industrial and hercan5ile ente
is, prises. insurance. internal iHproVemGntS-hahNa
e- Canals, TeIegraphs; Manuractur's- Products, Tee
ie noIogy: Mechanics, Minjng-Aine'a ~ Oeoios
r. NetIIlurgv: Patents, Physics. phySiOl"gy' star SAT-
. so.iaI Sienee: trads-foreign and domestic, sbIppl
- me-santile law. Navigation topography. travels.