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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

MArcHES.-We have tested the percus-
sion matches manufactured in this city by
Mr. J. W Post, and find them equal 10 the
very best in the market Mr.. Post Is pre-
pared TO receive and fllorders, and warrants
satisfaction in all cases. We trust our
dealers in this city. and this section Of the
country, viii patronize this home institu-
ton, aud that our citizens generally will
give the merited announcement 10 n de-
serving enterprise by asking for Posts
Matches, when in want OF an article Of
this kind. IrMr. Post manufactures NJ au
times As cool an article as those tested bv
Us, and be assures rs that none but such
snail go out from his establishment, be will
nave no difficulty in building up 4 large
business.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

GET THE BEST-In these days of practical
ideas nobody will deny tha; sewing uachlus Is A. il
dispensAbls institution IN every well regulated family
that the work Tnads upon good machine is quite as
durable and more beautiful than the best hsad sew
Ing nobody viii doubt and that it viii 90 through
as much work In day could BE- performed IN
week by hand, ten thousand workshops. and ter
thousand times ten Thousand nresiGes viii testify
But an ID the variety OF machines which ara offered
70 the public. II is sometimes dicuis for the pur-
chaser TO decide which IS the best trial OF over
two years enables us 10 say with the creates. conf
dsaee that there is no better machine FOR general
family use than that manufactured BY the Grover &
Baker Sowing Machine Company. Il makes a beaut.-
ful elastic seam that does not rip or wear With wash.
ing, runs almost nosoessy, Is plain, simple easy 70
work and not liable 10 get out Of repair lsstens The
end Of its owu thread Sud threats and silks ii
rect!y r. N she spoo.s which they IRE bought -
fraslS Lssgiss illustrated Ncrpdrs-. 5iswl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

DIsCREDTABLK The Ingham County
Nstrs says that al the County Fair in Mason
three gambling establishments were in
troduced on the grounds, aud put In opera
ton. We scarcely believe that any such a
thing was permitted by the consent or con
nivance Of the managers OF the Fair. No
surer way Questioning tho credit OF the
Institution could possibly DO continued.
When decent and religious people are invited
togo to public exhibition, and to take a
part in it, they do not expect to be- intro
duced into the company Of gamblers.
loaier5, and black legs. Such persons. OF
course. are at liberty to attend the Fair if
they please; but there is certainly room for
the exercise Of their professional oceupa-
tons outside ofthe fair grounds.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

IONA AND LANSING RAILROAD AT the
meeting held In Portland on Wednesday
last, to further consider the project OF the
construction OF railroad from Ionia TO
this city, committee was appointed to
draft and prepare articles OF association
for the formation of q company, to be re-
ported at a subsequent meeting. Reports
were received from the various interested
localities, or the amounts subscribed and
the prospects Of further aid. all Of which
were OF the most favOrmable character. and
were sufficiently encouraging to warrent
the belief that the road could and would be
constructed the coming season. if the prop
er energy was displayed in carrying on the
work The meeting adjourned subiec; to
the call OF W. II. Chapman. ESQ. OF this
city We are informed by Mr. Chapman
that he has appointed Monday Nov.
18Th, rs the time FOR the meeting, and Port
land rs the point At which It will be held. At
this meeting it i expected 10 form 1 CON-
pany, aler which arrangements will al
once be made to make survey Of the route.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

TIE RURAL ANERicAs.-This ls valid
able Agricultural Journal, OF Is pages,
quarto form, published on the lst and 18th
OF each month. st Utica, y. T., by J. B.
Miner. at 81 so year. Geo. W. Parks,
Of this city, is the duly authorized agent for
this section Of country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

SOCIAL HoP-There viii be social CO.
dllon party at Capital Hall, tomorrow
thursday evening. This IS the first Of a
proposed series or hops. 10 be given at
slndry periods during the winter. Now
that the evenings are getting long, this
pleasant amusement will DO highly appreci-
aied. Those receiving invitation tickets
viii please present them at the door
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

WARREN's patent CHEMICAL soar
Messrs. Warren & Miller have many appl-
cations for family rights TO manufacture
and use Warren's Patent Chemical Soap.
but II is not the intention OF these gentle
men TO dispose of family rights, but to sell
the whole county. leaving TO the purchaser
Of the territory all the advantages to be de-
rived from such sales. Whoever purchases
this county will find sale at once for
number Of family rights which have been
applied Tor. One farmer waited upon these
gentlemen 10 procure q sufficient amount OF
soap TO last his family Year, but for tie
reasons above given OF course he did not
procure the soap nor the right 10 manufac-
ture it. Toilet soap Of a good quality
finely yariegated can be manufactured in
the short space Of ten minutes al the low
price of nine cents per pound. by Warren's
chemical process. The rights OF many Of
the best counties in the State still remain
unsold, and will be disposed Of by Messrs.
Warren 4 Miller TO the first applicant This
county IS not yet sold, but several parties
have the matter under consideration. An
early application may Yet secure II.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

c,N- -uAN sIREEr-At a meeting Of the
s-nuon Council few evenings since Al.
;, ~. Ia mart announced that the opposition
'1e grading OF this street which haa
.ssu made for sometime by a portion O, the
s'sFe''y holders, had been withdrawn AMI
' ...e would be no objection to the grsdiro,
c. ~ street. from Franklin street to the
- -' u's'ance Is nearly two miles and :,
1-. "SlA was done, We should esteam II
- " 'ae most important improvements
s-. - '9u'u DC made in the city. The street
Us mile and half along the bank Of
81. - anc Commanding a view Of Tho
,'1. - aoa both banks, the street when !,
-. - nave been built up and improvs5 ,r;,I
,,,... INFERIOR IN beauty to that OF any
"ee' IN the city. AnS
.Ope''y holders who have nevsr ,o,n
Co.. 49,. :. 'oF any grading. may perhaps feel
Dan - : Hrs' al the large taxes assessed
ss. = zen by the Council. But two con
-. .-,lOnS should reconcile them to their
a.. payment-necessity and advan.
ss5r suppose they say it costs TOO mucb
eas~ VIII no, grade-they never will
= :, out let their lands remain As ,hov
al, Untouched while their neigbbors are
uls- and improving all around them
rSL snd Of generation their prons-tv
lave --'e fallen OF in value. and bsroms
s.,. .Dsaleable. Second. ii is Impossible
cam -al'ae some neighbOrhoods where the
Ia g, has been all completed for some N,
ssb.- ~"Oot being convinced that the own
s'.,1 ave been well reimbursed for for t tbsi-
a.: n convenient streets good side side
adv ' .. beauty of appearance, full rents
hso, s~'es and a first class population
.r,S' saers Of Cedar street cannot DO bst.
sod Dag = Tor themselves or the city than IT. to
sls M, lealOusies aud contentious and
a., men means and energies IN this wo anu
d. ~ y the expiration or the nsI no.. - vsa,
80 'Aould ss s0nsls.sa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

BUSINESS CHASGB.-Mr d. e.. Peck, who
recently associated himself with Mr. T. W
Wes,cott in the clothing establishment
formerly owned by the firm Of WestcOtt &
Murray, has purchased the interest Of Mr..
Wescott in the establishment, and IL now
sole proprietor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

SCHOOL OF TRADE. The Albion CONNER
cal College combines the " Theory OF Accounts with
60 Actual Business in such way az to eousti,uts il
4 genuine school OF Trsde Il has Union Store two
Banks. and several Offices, il which business Is 90
conducted that students become readily acquainted
with approved business usages and take pleasure in
conforming their practices thercto HoS Ia NAY
aEw, The well known author Of Mayhew's book keep
Ing is President OF this College to whom inquiries
Tor information should be addressed al Albion Mich
Darov Adj. and Trtb
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

AAGAzI>Es.-Thos Of our reader- lntrn-
ding 70 take magazine the coming yeas
VIII find it an advantage 10 send IN their
subscriptions during the month OF Norem-
Der Is they vii thus secure the January
number az soon Is issued. which is early
in the mouth Of December.
The ATLANTIC. This sterling monthly IS
the best magazine Of American literature
published It's articles are Of the most
solid and substantial character Each num-
Der contains one or more articles on mat
tiers connected with the affairs Of the coun-
Try by writer's OF the most acknowledged
ability. Published by Ticknor and FIELDS.
Boston Mass, az 81 per year.
The EcLIcIic.- This maeazin. 3 made
up OF selections from the choicest pab!ica-
tons Of Europe and each and every num-
Der Of 10 contains Information Of the most
readable character. which causes this pub
icaiion 70 bee highly priced by Vie scholar
or be who reads for profit as well as pleas
ure It is illustrated by engrayings OF the
finest character Published by ". II. Bid
well, New York. al - per year.
Hours Al HoME.-T IL religious
magazine Of the highest standard Of excel
lence, and supplies place which has long
been void in American publications. II
should be in every household. and read by
everybody Published by Charles scribner
3 Co.. New York, at - per year
OUR YoUNo FoLKs.-Su is the title of
what IS now Acknowledged to be the favor
tie magazine OF the young folks. for whom
it is specially designed Il would form
handsome gin from parents to children at
any time of year, bat more especially for
the holidays when they always expect
Published by Ticknor & Fields
Boston at 3 per year
GoDEYs LADYs Book This iarorue of
the ladies IS ahead of all competitors IN
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by L. a Cooley, Philadelphia, at = per 4
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PETERsoS. This magazine has quite .
good number Of subscribers in this section,
and for the price is an excellent publica-
lon. Many OF the ladies think highly OF
ts literature, while its fashion plates and
'ther concomitants are highly priced
Published by T. B. Peterson. Philadelphia,
It s. per year
The LADY's FRIEND.-This magazine
vas started but few months since. but
las secured already sufficient encourage
neut to place itupon permanent basis. We
Commend this publication TO the attention
4 the ladies, believing it Will give good
abstraction 10 all patrons Published by
beacon Peterson. Philadelphia, at - 50
er year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

sToEN.-Ater long continuance Of dry
and agreeable weather in October. il
commenced raining on Wednesday night,
and rained very continuously throueb
thursday aud Friday, aud on Saturday it
showed so as to cover the ground. So
long and steady storm, being the first Of
the season. was felt severely BY cattle and
sheep not protected from Il.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

SEYMOUR STREET.-The contract let by
the Common Council to HOlller and Baker
has been declared vacant for non-perior-
nance, and has been re-let by the Council
10 3. Z. Hart Esq. on the same terms
We understand that large part Of the
grading is yet 10 be done.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

VALUABLE TEAN-Mr 0. F. Camp, Ofthis
city, has sold bis span OF heavy draught
horses to Sidney Du Boise, for 5000. These
horses have the reputation OF being the
best and heaviest OF their kind In the cOun-
~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01
GREAr WESTERN RA11wAr.-we fndtte

Nt-E-l " Isl LtN hALLN Al.--ffr A-tL L. Z
following notice Of this popular thorough
fare IN The Detroit Free Press Of Saturday
last:
"a the annual meeting 0fthe shareholders
q. the COMPANY. which took place I'D Lon
don on the llth inst, the chairman in IT,
course OfAis opening address said that b.
had received a letter from Nr. NcHenry.
travelling agent with Sir Morton Pet0 ia
America IN which he said We hal e
special train over your railroad. and Sir
Morton PetO and myself c0nc.u-Neiy pre-
nOunce l. 70 be The best constructed and
best conducted Line throughout the Ameri-
can continent Mr. Swinvard was present
at the meeting and gave explanations. The
directors report aud The accounts declaring
dividend OItwO per cent free Ol income
tax were put. and after some discussion
unanimously carried. The agreement with
the Atlantic and Great Western railway
Buffalo eXtenslOnJ whereby Ill. Great
Western railway undertakes 90 WORK the
Lre and Niagara railway for one year anl
secures tie right OF working is traffic over
the latter road Tor twenty years on terms
10 he agreed upon, was formally confirmed.
Passenger tickets for this road and q !
liz connections can be Obtained of J. T.
Nhitcom5, EsI. agent IL tlis city. over
the banking Office OIL c. Bailey s. Co.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

REAL EsTATE.-C. G. Crane has sold his
house and lot on the corner OF Seymour
aud Franklin streets for $4,000
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01
Notice to Subscribers.-The Fig

Notice to Subscribers.-The Fig
ares which our subscribers will Ind attached 10 their
names on their papers Indicate the ArxBEE Of the
papsr 20 which their subscription "a paid. By the
= auMber'' Is meant the Sc WHOLE humble" which
NAV be forad In tho heading OF the paper which is
chaazei weekly, being Increased one each week ATTY
two numbers constituting year. By referring -
this number IN the heading Of The paper and cOmpar
iaz t with the number attached 70 the name. or d.
rscsi9s Oo ths paper our Subscribers can readily see
how thrir accounts STAND on our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

PEW RENTING.-The pews IN the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church will be offered
for rent, on Monday next, at one o'clock
p "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01
ESTATEOF ABRAM AUCHN000Y


IL deeeased-STATE OF NCHIGxS county Of Iurhar,
s>-Ata session q the Probate Court for the co-tr
o. lnghan, holden AZ the Probate Oace II the vira
Of Mason On thursday the -Cth ay Of October In tn
year one thousand eirht hundred and s1tvnv- F1-as
~ tioIA'o ffail Judge o. Probate In TIE matter
O. tne estate u Abram Alchmoo5v. deceased n
reading and HIng the petition, duly verified Of Sra6
'Aa- Aicnm9oiy, prag IN that letters of al "a,
u.A lp. SID estate may be granted T. slit "a
tstI1ner 800 =
inereuPon It's ordered. that Wednesday the oa4dsv
81 November lSe5- al l clock ia the Afternoon 80
signed Tor the hearing Of said petition ard that th
Aers al Az q SAID deceased and al other u,srSors
interested IN said estate are required 70 ar-ss 4.
session Of said Court then % Be- holden attbe -o..
Cilce II ne village II Mason. and show cause r nv
-eIs oe WY he prayer OF the petitioner should not
cs granted And 4 IS further Ordered. That said re
ons' give notice q the persons interested in slid
q Iae pen1ency OF said petition and the hesr
- e-Slsol' o. causing copy Of this order 10 be
puo .-s1ed u The Lansing Republican a newspsoe-
printei and circulated SAID sountv OF Insha t5-s
sec sssiFs weeks previous 20 SAID dsv q hearin-
a true copy HORiTT0 pP.TT
Judge OF Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01
LOCAL NOTICES.

HosFORD's CREAM OF TARTAR. loaf OF
bread may be made with ths acid 10 forty i've min
utss from tho time Of commencing 10 mix he aour.
and i will keep sweet and moist for two OF thrss
weeks. Bread an biscuit made by this process nav
bl eaten waFm with impani;y BY dyspsp;lc patients
10 De had At Mlars
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

TAYLOR'S MOP HEADS.-24 doz. just
- rsesiSeei aae for sale az Detroit prices, al
AILARs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

CFWINC MhrUINEC
POV Fp
u - "a
~ - ~'~ II I'LL ~ I'D
were AWARDED the highest Premiums
7-'s ATS u
Iaai.na.
Wisconsin.
Missouri
tennessee
Alabama.
California,
Tn, ,.s-r ,..-,--.-
~ 49, ---''' Elastic 'n2- az
eIi.uors easily na.,,ss and - .....,..,
NJ 4 greater v.rie,v 80 % ID
SItis eapao,s Of doi.,sr ,,.s -.-..,..- ---.-
lone b. other useb;nes 40 IL, .,4,,..- - ''-s
Ea.5yo,,7s,.,. so...-.-,u,
- - ''-'''@'''-'' " 0F4-
-,
l ne UIO'er - Baker y VI. Co.
manufacture. Il addition p ,bsi- ,.-.......
---ss re n''' psFie-'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
I=GE 1905
Great central {. $. Mail Route.
l-e lz-r, Irti-. leave wicdsor forrori.. n.
-1r days, or arrival Or n. { .. 4
ll-l-5 1- fcI or.

l-- tz-r,- Ir-,-. leave Wirdsor forrori.. n.
-.-. r--t --r days, OF arrival of N { . \
E-v mars a- iol.oT-.
.-ss o. H1-tern ,.ns) 73oAx
ll HJA
f1s
F--r - l.1rl 81. z ard . ~ PsE.
-- r-- Fl. Iecl g. RI above f-..r.-
-t SIZE -..17-- "a. meals 4oe4rd tle sac m
- 20 8. -vc1l.ln Lr.frc with
-- "a GENITAL load l.r J. Tao Iulhatt.r
--f--1r- . Albany, Nlu forL I1-fn.-
t..- - - .-.-....t-. Grand a urk ial--V- a. Hsr-
I--- -- --. IL steamers a-c a. 4 ro-l-o IL.
-.-r-' -.t -- - l- Al Line q Etlar.-rs -
h. p - ---. LLtlr.o ar.l P.-er e r--r-l---- 80
-. z-tl-r7 cars ca al = ayht Trairr
.--- ---i.r.s t-aen a. lar for fhrourb fs-.-
t--s -1- 1zzls e. Rsfr.str-r-.
---- -- car ter--s src-ret atthe en-
-----r = J--srzsl ~ e1oo- - l.risv. 80
---f M.-lr -
.-,..--- --AEE, Western Passenger Agen,. n
-a.l-- ~ -144RD. General Nansr.r raNrpS
-i-----4--f Sc-era. AEeat Hamilton c ~
'''a = J. EElIcoKa, Asssi, Lasssr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01
Vli- PEOPLES FAvORITFl

h.N Nature ala her Tones com
- Hohaoks's BItters for Nan
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

- FOR these reasons there IL suoa q
' f-- re- ic.1-l leverage. snt for thea
--- .-,--- 81 ~ tssl l1slr virtues u
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

- Disease destroys nlo. ana Ro-
h"'-f ht'fers destroy diseases 20
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

I.e stomach is the source OF lie
t.','. i.s iiitters lelcvste iiai sorree
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

"hO' Elk q BAKER :. VI. CO..
4SS Broadway, Y. Y,
SO Woodward Ave. Detrott.
FeF sale oy III. INGERSOH
Lansing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-17
PRESIDENT Johnson sERENAnEn

PRESIDENT JOHNSON SERENADED.r
The goth and 30th companies OF unattached
Massachusetts heavy artillery, who were mus
tered out yesterday and left for their home to-
day, visited the White House a little before
eight o'clock this morning, headed by a band
OF music, and rendered President johnson s.
serenade. Notwithstanding the Presidents
laborious duties OF the day he is an early
riser, and he made his appearance upon the
front portico of the mansion, and in few re-
marks acknowledged the compliment, thanking
the troops In the name of the United States for
the faithful services they had rendered, and
congratulating them upon the favorable termi.
nation OF the re bellion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-17
SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK r. n.
0OvERNMRNf SKCURITIRS.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1865.
Jay Cooke & 90. furnish the following quo.
. AN INgUDICIoUs PUBLICATION.


Yesterday, the hotels and other places of pub
lie resort were profusely strewn with hand
bill entitled "Trial Of Mrs. Surratt, or Con-
trasts Of the Past and Present"
In this brochure, written by some injudicious
partizan Of Mrs. Surratt's for effect on the
public mind, the prisoner is painted in the
brightest colors as "Uhristian lady, gifted
with excellent qualities, and noted for her
good deeds, !" "a devoted wife and fond MOTHER
"pious, kind and charitable to fault" &c,
&c; the character OF the witnesses against her
is impugned; the restraints upon her liberty,
DC. &c, are denounced as ssindignities and
cruelties;'' and contrast between our own
times and the dark ages In relation to the treat.
ment of s. weak, defenceless women" Is drawn
with the trial Of Mrs. Surratt as an illustra.
tive case the one side and the story in SCOTS
novel Of Irdnhoe OF the chivalrous treatment by
mailed warriors OF he Jewess Rebscca on the
other
This appeal in behalf of Mrs. Surratt, which
is worked up at considerable length in rheto.
rical style, cannot fail OF working q contrary
effect on the public mind to that intended by
the writer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-17
THE BULL RUN MONUMENTS

a statement is being extensively circulated
that the monuments on the Bull Run battle.
fields, dedicated last Sunday, have been de-
molished by the rebel Inhabitants Of that Sec
ton. We do not credit the report, but believe
that the rumor was originated simply for sen.
sational purposes, as was the statement at the
commencement OF the war that the remains OF
washington had been removed from Mount
vernon by the rebels. Gen. Wells called at
Mrs. Pelts residence, but a few rods from the
nrst Bull Kun monument, on Monday night,
the evening upon which the outrages are re-.
ported to have been committed, and states that
no mention was made of any such attempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-17
THE DISTRICT MARsHALsHIp

Judge David S. Gooding, Of Indiana, To
whom President johnson rendered the appoint.
ment Of District Marshal by telegraph arrived
here last night and had an interview with the
President, for the purpose Of accepting the ap-
pointment. Judge Gooding will receive his
commission to-day, and bond, and enter upon
the discharge of his duties Immediately.
Judge Gooding Is prominent lawyer OF In
diana, has served IN both branches of the State
Legislature, was prosecuting attorney in the
indianapolis district, at one time, and resigned
q Judgeship during the last campaign to
stump the State for Lincoln and johnson. Up
10 that time his political antecedents were
Democratic, but he has always been stauneh
Union man. Mr.. Gooding is Of pleasing ad-
dress. and having abundant energy withal will
undoubtedly make very efficient officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-17

~ From the publishers, Ticknor & Fields
Boston, and from J. Shillington, Odeon Build.
Ing, Washington, we have advance copies of
the Atlantic Monthly and sour Younq Folks" for
July.
The Atlantic has wealth Of interesting mat.
ter including contributions by Whittier, BAY.
ard Taylor, Mrs. stowe, T b. AIdrich, Lucy
Larcon, Donald & Mitchell, E. p. Whipple,
Maria S Cummins, etc
our Young Folks Is quite as attractive I'm its
way, with articles by Mrs. Child, Mavne Reid,
Whittier, Mrs. Stowe, and others.
Also, from Hudson Taylor, 1874 Pennsylya.
MIA avenue, we have an early copy Of the At.
2dntic Monthly for july