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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
4. H. GILMORE ....-..-.--sice FrArssent
4. :. IL sec Rotary
4 TRUSTEES.
L. X. LpNE eoEuk-
" I. TiijAPsON---.,..
$50. b. Ii ELE...-. =
LEWIS GkbtN....
r. Ill. 3ILMO'sE "
CiiAS. :. "
The property of this Company consists of lease
for years with royalty of one-teuth the
farm Of sschtsld Mitchell, Longfsli Creek. in Me
Lean county, KY. VII hin mile IF producing Wei
and xAd lialf miles fro Green River navigable
fer steamers daring the whole year Tins
ton Of country iong for its Oil SPRING..
The President Of tins Cor pany form riy lived ia ths
Part OF kcntncky aud avaed himself OF thu first oppor
tunify after the expulsion OF suerrlss thoroughly
prospect the country and by the aid Of resident
secured this most desir4bIe base
So asoraole opportunity for parties wishing 10 in
N Oil interest has not been offered to the panic
The Company do not rely upon the ssie OF sack for
profit but solely upon the enhancement OF theI interest
| consequent upon tss Development VI Oil
This Company will nd itself 10 the citizens Of
iowa Hras tnpuny the officers snd orginAtars of
ssio3ne OF Oh lands and not the wild snd fraudulent
speculation characteristic of many foreign companies
Preparations for boring will be made stately
the requisite hin.ry be prvcuI aud the
means of the Company will be sacredly applied to this
purpose
| For the purpose of Immediately procuring machncr,
and aencing work, the Company cnvrs the follow
thousand doas of stock shall have the privilege OF
I tafinR
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SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
CabsIs' Hair Tonic.

Th.s Aied pr spaf aticn which possesses the r4cu
liar properties Of restoring grey hair to lis orig color
sbi esas.z il IL. enlos u possessed before
st-ne-t grey IL II permanent for d7udrHf.
trens thess and elfvss tr roots NJ the hair sv tie
4asr iastsg sBd R.trAi moisture. daDo aft .curf
ITCHING and -3r@nees q thskin. Persons that have tried
IBIS preparation say that they have tried all binds
11nic esd air Bes and Rad ueNet been e t.
asj article II At would produce a- rsired result
slni they hai tried ny Har nic 1t uss cured pc
bias whe tad s1lh Of ,tspiraa eli kiut;ssl and
cssaenti ssEesser IA tbs sa-{ 81 CAP roFegIuS the
sh1= head aud Ia the 81 thirty days n5mg
ny Tonic tile sgarf md dsnarun all d4pjear.i
iair ~hirh hal eani t'sas time tn Ervsnted from
irg1inz. rss..Ias Il TT agFasE healthy zrpN h.
II the of James HrrShoa ~ the 2is Iua in
1ntry ~aosa bast ens-red with thick coating
tanirnf ssTf surf Hs~rtiou-d All We ard hose hair
tai snost com ftel fallen out is shown the vrtE pt
bis Tauir for ia ,tr ~ three w-ek3 ape
~ IL hi. scalp v4surei healthy cenditsas and his hair
commenced to beautifully. This is only
~ the Kind In thousand / could Heos many others
b; for xsat Of space aud eost prev tented do
ing
sold by u EoR6E CABUs. corner Of Second and MsiI
street. Price IS cenis per bottle. Hbea di-eounl
he IT -s's mch3l-s6En
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nR. ]. T. SANFORD,

u
Haungretirea.rom the GENERAL Practice Med
cine consequence Of large and ncressin ,surg1csl
practice. maize ArrAng ents the al
cases snbrsesais efsiioving enumeration:
1sf. All Sur giesl sssns and 3utgiealo3 erstiors
ayp. Diseases OF the b e aud Ear.
aRp. Diseases OF the Lung. and Throat.
Ara Consultations with Physicians In gil oases al
home or sbI cad.
In order premose the better treatment Of Surgic
gdsea<-s If the Es and Ear, DR. Sanford hsl
Established fnarrsTy for such where pstisn
will b. well cared for aps where all the appliances
If treatment sed in ii lns:
futions in the large cities, will be found.
Having enjoyed for twenty years and generous
pstronng-f the a.ExKksL practice o. medicine and
gerry tran the citizens Of tbs this city and the
ing country Or respectfully invite. the puhiie st
teufion his special for th- treatment 81
surgicai cases and diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
tel5-Au
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Y 4 IN u vi = : III,
I. 5, Marshal tJr TIA state ~ 10 az.
'HERIFF'5 SALE.

ersTE or I3w4, Lex Co.'S.
In virtue % fsar eXecuH is-iet the Clark
se District Cort Of sad county, Iowa. the
b. g ls55- iu favor .. joseph 'lsnnlt0n, Fgairst
StaHug-. ;hr - dated jane 18th. lsn in 'avor OF
* a. Au3~rs,5n. t24nst Hawkins Tss ipr I'm
ass, III Us, a5es iuue ill., 1855, So faveT II i NJ,
ua T. asiiH-t Jrhu oiaHgiGs }ef II Hamilton and l..
sin- sad the Ala dat iaae 2afh. 1868 ia ftyor OF
p A Darkee Sut Z; +. Darkee. rgsinst John Stan
have 4evied up1n the following scril,od proper
- ;a- prop riy ~ IN staaunS one of the iefeud-
ia each exec tlnn ami th~ 4in aas Of jolly 1855.
4 lock q. IL commencing a, and between = O'Clock
o'clock az aald dan and II m dts TO day be-
f. il- -asf= h34rs ooafaen n At 0'riork a /
d ekitI-a a. ess1fs ssis thu store room In keo-
Lse eoaGiy, Iowa, known as l0S. Main street all
ssin gitI -as p-er Us ard sell tae sane until all
eN.cati -n- ia tle order q tho levy satisfied
sagrrfs. f9c1 ~ v-h ise consieiug OF family
ers pa r. for Jls opposes sgnatsd ~ the law,
-a, = Z rrTe-ty 4 valaaaie and wal caleuia-
<. a- s-ui grs-afy. and also or imuie late use.
$50 aaa ievi q upon a. tie property ol John STAN
th- 8 az ~ Jul lst5.
E ( IS F.e - % ISRAEL ANDERSON,
NF".U% i r. fcgS --ov -harsH ~ f,eAt n rnxa
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Invoice Of sIices rcm the U. sl4ce Mills hiIa
elph4hlaek and Cas enn~ PeI1tT. g Tiger, liHa
.utHsegs. &c Also lot Oi -ait PetTr tartfnie of
si4 ia64g, and Cream Tartar, alec. Insclrt Go
E4r9 y the choieesfbrsnd IhlCn bRAkE,
mavl3 Mai net Ar \ ST. 81
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1T s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA.
~ TffS
UNITED STATES or AMERICA, |

y
SOUTHERN DIVISION lF Iowa
L Petev Neiendy I'm ted Stats hal for the State
rflowA ., a.rr0y give sc notice that in tue case OF
she Un,t-d STAT against six barrels 81 Hishwiqes,
sArke4 'iiye Oacu Le IN cause Of si1Gre and for
ature uader ats of Congress. did, the 18th day
un= A - ls0a, at h-oklS, Lee county Iowa,
I'D take into my Tor sste custody barrels
3 III IA eines Aud hereby also give pubic notice that
e time assigned Tor the Return of said and
csriog OF t.s the fst Tuesday, be LIST
.Ay of ,ugust A. d ls6r, AMI hereby aimonsh and
iiumon AL pe-seEs claiming int rest in said six
xsrr-i- Of Fh2h vines, arkei Rye, Union iner or
NinE having Anyth. To- say why tie should
81 b. ereett5 De- forfeited the United states and he
ausemact aud spt 70 the prayer Of said libel
= IA II thes b. AMI pear befre sad District Court
y ra1ss the cry OF K III ia said ri -trct on said
&r ~ VI August lsa at ocio1k p. t. and where
sil via ne heard, then md there TO iuteIpcsa
Rrir claims and answer said hhel Of iltor nation and
E 4ks tAeit aa.e sAt4l2ls IN tlat y half
PETER MELEVDY,
L. S. Marshal flr the Sfats Of Iowa.
By II FULTON Deputy.
Eeokuk Ls,e Co Iowa. Juue - iS5
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UklCH & DksAEaE.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AndDealers in
Flour and all Kinds of Produce.
STORES,
Vain 81. bet 4th and 5th. and Cd st.
In the Athsneup Building.

Ps.-wnolesale Flour Depot Tie attention Of the
rad is invited ta then braua icy
ell se lower than hourhi eses here Guggtn-
ae4ns Ground And Essence OF CGGet hand. abe
eotstce..
CASH advanced on eonsignmen:s, m4yj3-dtf
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Legal Notices
TT s. MARSHAL's PROULAMA.
TON.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l ..
Sofrraepu Drvr<raN ~ Iowa

cVtiHEk J
cf Iowa do berehy rir ,-,i; 80. ~. a., M a.a Of
ne United states against bbls highwines CT aha, In
aase OF seizure and forfeiture under of Congress-
aad on the 2lst day of June, d. 1865, in the
snip otchtriestcn, Lee srrest aud take into my
possession for safe cnstody bbls highwines recti
Vtng tub, mash tub still tubs, / doubler copper
stu, hot water kettle. copper worms, j cold
vat And hereby al-o give public notice that the time
Agaei for the said and the heariu
o. shl the Tuesday August being the first
DAY o. August, A 1896, and / hereby aimonish and
sun sons al rsons eisimnE any interest said two
bels OF ha wines etaS1 knoA ing having any thing
70 why the snoalf not be decreed iorfeit
ed 70 the tnitei aud be lem ed and sold
answer the PRAYER ofs aid bei'ant that they and APP
pear besore sid District Court its TIE ritz Of
he XII. IN said DstT aii LIST day Of August 1865
~ O'Clock , ni when and where said will be
heard chen snl there ini.rp their claims ant
swr id libel Of Information md make cir allegations
in that behalf. PETER HELENDT,
L. :. Marshal for state of Iowa.
3y II. FULTON, Deputy.
Keckuk Lee Co.. Iosa, June 2i-d4x.
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IT ). MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
TON.
UNITED 5 AIRS OF AMpRrcA.l


1, Peter M-leniy Urci States Mar-hal for The State
OF Iowa. 40 hereby give pubic notice that in the OF
the InteA states Riest corn heller. q dlia in
0f -e And forfeiture nnd.1 OF Congress
diI tina = Gas If JsRe, 1865, at Franklin Cen
lr~. count Iowa, arrest take into ms y,
rsn saf- stodg shelter, sa@h kettle
Wa b ta cold water tub, ,osstng tubs, mast vat,
barge ~hisky tnh. bbls vim gar, cod water vat
stiti h-ster. d0nher Ani Tub beer pump l
cod xSter pump Viuegtr tabs And I hereby also
SIC that the tins ASST gned 0r the return
said and herring II this the 1st Tues
dAv August being the INST LAY Of August, 1855,
aud asrebv al sonish and amor ail person. ctirng
Interest ia said sheer. # ala. kno~iA
hsefag anything T. say w{y the should not be de-
cret' ne frietei II tie United States aai be
denne3 sod the prayer of said libelant,
that hey be sni aypsF before said District Court
r0ns Ia the stF oi Nok0k ia sal1 district, said LIST
dz, gus. iofis, At O'clock N vhen aud ~herc
said sil he head. thea and there interpose
IA -ir 81 aims Al sad libel of Information and
max their llsgatiens IN that behalf
PETER MELESDY,
L. 5. Marsh i far the State II Iowa.
by II. FuLfoN, pepaty.
KeoE *, lee Co, Ioxs, June 24-diw.
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COMMENCEMENT AT YALE.
Candidates Adnaitted-Naie school OF Fine
Ar,s-Concio nd Cierum-AnciensC Coins
Alumni Meeting - Distinguish'd
spenLers--The Observation-Disclosures BY
Horace Hushprii, ID. ID.
From Our spseial Correspondent
N,,. yI.vpN lVat

From Our spsea! Correspondent
NEw.HAvEs. wednesday. July %, l5C5.
When closed my letter of yesterday The
rain was falling in torrents and it feared the pa
,riotic celebration to-day might be married by foul
weather The thunder storm during The night. how
ever cleared the air and the morning az bright as
cou Id be desired or course 1t is hot but every one
expects that at Commencement.
The examination for admission TO College closed yes
terday. The whole number Of candidates WAS I'D OF
whom llg were Freshmen. 10 Sophomores. ana jun
or az were accepted ~ conditioned, and 10 rejected
There will be another examination at the beginning OF
the term in September. II the usual proportion present
themselves at that time the Freshmen class WIZ be very
IafCeperhaps large enough to rush" the Sophomore
YALE SCHOOL OF FINE Arts.
We spent few spare moments yesterday IN examnI
ing the new Art building now being erected ny TIE
ljberality Of NJ. Augustus Ii. Street Of New Haven
Mr. Wight who was tho architect Of the National
Academy Of Design in New York, supeIintends tnc
Lrdinr and confess that 10 our eye uneducaeu in
n,o Rapiaelife architecture the design of the ale
pbool seems 10 be the better II is intended to make
=, ne finest building in New England, and Mr.. Street
ho both The ability and the disposition to accomplish
What he has undertaken. Nor is this tho gentleman
"niy donation 70 Yale. Some two years ago
u Dn' ,,csented TO the College collection OF
o.riy 400 coins Of which more than third were golu
nj Ulcer Since then the Hon. G. w Bradley mas
liberal additions 10 the collection. and MI henry
Hp,n has given 300 or 800 coins, on the conui
n int satisfactory provision be made for exhibiting
I'LL Tbere IA reason to expect that In the building
aracting for the Yale school OF the Fine Arts
nlaea will be set apart for this collection linus
80 mnu.e has been given ~ numismatic @esi snu
n IA sIpsotsd thu, tie number Of spectators wiz w
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The engine reyolyed 2,774 times and used 3ooo 10 OF
coal from IL 70 clock leaving the pressure o: steam
and fires a. at the beginning The speed was therefore
and 7.l0ths revelation a minute, and the coal con
sumed was | pound and S0Oths OF pound to each
revolution The Indicator cards showed an average OF
PAP horse power or a horse power was produced win
less than two pounds and tenth OF coal an hour re-
suit which ir DckersOn states has never boon eluaed
in a marine engine before.
The engine is ~ inches in diameter and 10 feet stroke
There are two boers each feet WIDE and 10 teet
long having otal CRATE surface Of 100 square feet
On this trial only boiler used and about 10 OF
coal en- hour were burned 20 each square foot. Inc
boiler only contains about three cylinders full OF water
and less than half cylinder full Of steam above tho
water willie in size The floor room occupied by the
boiler is less than double the floor room occupied by the
cylinder. -. l.. 81.
THE amount of water used TO make the steam Is so
returned from the condenser to the feed pump thar IL
car bo caught IN a measure and weighed stroke py
stroke A gallon measure was used 70 eaten TINS
wafer Which was a little more THAI hlled az each
reyoltion from the spout which empied tho hot water
fror the air pump INFO the hot well. by THIS simple
a,rnngement the circulation OF the lfe3lood OF the
machine could be distinctly seem and 10 quantity as
certaiued much more accurately than Tie physician can
measure Inc pnlse Of the living machine lne Snai
onantity of water used propel this great engine anu
frive lie immense torrents of water when speeue9
along the ships sides attracted the most a'e'ioH '"i
remark. 90. , ;.o,.sar that
The engine ran 50 smoothly and nolsee,sy .nas
standing En- the wardroOm which opens into inc engo
room nothing could be heard except the cAcK " ,nv
volves and here was no more jar than III paiisi'
1'he sbip leaves to-day for New-Y
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Co0K-At Headquarters Regular Brigade Lookout Ms....
Tenn, on Thurdsy, July 20 Mrs Puchegis 0. p Cook'
ysna ' - "
c3Hk.As hi: ls.e residence. No. 50 West Tvenh.. o.
tho sqiy Il the Re-, Edsn Cook Rsesos 4
ihe funeral wiz take the Church. corner Of Wavey
The clergy sons. on Eao :n3 a. II a. Ss,GS.
are invited % attend without further aotics.
DUkE-OD Tuesday July u.s. Margaret Duke, aged "a year,
The relatives and friend. Of family are respectfully a,i.~
% "ienS ,o NE funeral . G1 dnu,.dsy the .h in
DOUGHTY-ln Davids Island Hospital on Monday July a.
of chronic darrhes contracted Ia bis country. ssrycs
sssp,yEs TSeM.: Doughty COMPANY D. i'sss R's%ssi
The friend. Of tue family are invited 70 attend the funeral.
which viii take place O'Clock p m on Thursday s7si
The reinsns will DO taken 10 Greenwood.
HEDENBERG-On wednesday morning. July g. 1865 Il
We-por. Conn, David T. Heidelberg. son Off L. and H.
The funeral will take pac. from the residence Of bis fathe
No Bond.t is friends and those Of the family are IN
Notice Of time in Friday morning papers
LAWRENCE-At Sag Harbor, Long Island on Thutsday.
July 20 Fannie j. wife OF the Row. VIM Lawrence Of New.
York East Conference and daughter OF Samuel NJ Bassee
ESQ., OF New Haven Conn., in the goth year OF her age
OFT WELLOn Tuesday July 49, Emma, wifs Of John D.
The friend. ofthe family or. invited the funeral Friday
tue 25th inst. o'clock p. NJ from her late residence No.
80 1gtonave. corner Of Twenty without ius'
ter notice.
RIDER-At Astoria, L. l., on Monday. July a. Catherine
Ryder widow Of rsh Ryder in the sSth Of her age
Tie relatives and friends invited to attend the funsss
to-day 81 D. m, from her late residence Webstsravs
Carriages will be In waiting Hunters Point at u o'clock
p.
Sing SIM, suddenly on Tuesday morning,
July 49, Herbert Samuel only child Of Demetrus q. and
Lizzie II. Scois d, aged II months.
The relatives aud friends Of the family and of his grandfather
Robert Erwin esq, invited to attend lis funeral ioa
the residence Of he grandfather L. Scofed No 40 East
Thirtisth.st, THURSDAY. July n, at o'clock p
TFFFr-A, Florida Orange County n. Y, Wednesday.
July 49, Of cholera nisntun Erssus Teat son Of WI
liam Il. and Emma A. Teft Of this city, aged montha
Notice OF funeral 20
Morristown N. J.. on Tuesday, July IS, Hon.
William n. Wood ia the 6yth year Of his sgs
The friends OF family invited attend bis funeral =
ST. Peters Church Mowp, Saturday July %. ct ~
O'Clock . NJ without further notice.
Hunngton l.. /, on Tuesday July Is, Anae
Amelia daughter o. James Z. and Harriet E. Wood. sged
months and 10 days.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Monday Juiy "a, 10

Arrived steamer YaZOO from New DIX.
The navy steamer Kennebec has arrived RON re no
cola Fla She brings no news but reports .ne paw
aras very healthy when she left on the 18TH inst n
ms steamer Thets, from Texas, reports tlht Oh
Cane Fear she passed the bark Juietta ~ GihrK anu
large fleet OF vessels bamos NOT ascsrln'Aeu' o'u"'
The ships Herman Of Bremen and Bremen ISL Snip
,e-,s nnknouu loaded with tobacco az City IoIu',
from Richmond. said to DO GU french ACCOUNT anu
went 10 sea last night .-o. vo,r. ba,
surgeon Mcclellan, who for the last three year. %as
been in charge OF tho Hampton Hospitals iel. io o,
Pliadelpha last evening" being assigned 70 au 81 o;
tI.nss waited upon him and presented him with mos.
yarabls sword Appropriate speeches were made on o.,
the which s Iss bee"
ieeling ~ Ms"r Surgeon Frants also Of the United
sae ARM supersedss him In the ohargs of tas
Halpptou Hospitals.
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ton viii bs OF little worth until PIT al upon an
equality Of right II Is easy TO seo1r) negro suffrage
without even mentioning the word by making the nun.
Der OF male voters the basis Of representation Much
might be said to US Alumni professors and teachers
but this will suffice that swear by the memory Of tho
dead 70 be- wholly Americans.
The Grafton though very long was listened 10 with
the closest attention. and may DO ranked among the
eloquent speakers highest efforts.
After the Grafton the graduates and guests returned
to the College grounds from whence they proceeded TO
the grand asemoration dinner in Music Hall. OF
this tomorrow. N.
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The western Union Telegraph Company.

ROCHESTER. n. y, wednesday July 20. 1865
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company. held in this
city to-day, the following persons elected direc
tors: Messrs Hirsm Sibey. George fl. Mumtord Henry
L. Sellen o. II. Palmer. Isaac Butts. ID. A. Watson.
Samuel Welder and f. Delauo Of Rochester; j. III.
Wade and Ansen Stager Of Cleveland, Ohio Ezra Cor.
nell of Ithaca ~ y John Butterfeld Of Utica. n Y.
II. H. ShilngiorI of Philadelphia; r. S. Burrows Of
Albion. and r. Med. Collins Of San Francisco. The
board subsequently, organized by the election OF the
following officers j. Ii. Wade. President; e.. H.
Mumford. VicePresidenti o. II. Palmer. Secretary
and TrcFsu
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IAdysrtisement.l

SPECIAL N,TIcE.-Returned Soldiers desiring
Instruction in Pcnmans,ip. Bookkeeping aud Business
affairs al, hereby notified that by entering their names
at Godsmith's Institute. prior TO Aug. |. they may
secure tuition for the Fail at the half prices of the Sum-
Iner tern--No. 158 Broadway
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Advert; &c mont
THE BEST BRICKJN THE UNITED STATES are
being made by CBAMBEEs's ereat BRICK MACHINES
One hundred brick per minute have been made. For
Patent Rights, and specimens OF brick apply 70 ADAh
REQUA No. 81 COurtlsndt-st.. n Y, (up stairs)
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MARIE ID.

MuIIKIN-BROvN-I this city, on Tuesday, July IS a.
the south Dutch Church. Efshsye, by the Rev A. Kit
seph Nlikn OF Hamilton. Ohio, TO Emily Louisa edss,
daughter OF Samuel c. Brown of New.YoIk Cisy.
ROBFRTs-HOPE-By the Rev VIM Roberts, Richard D.
Robert, TO Carrie z. Hope. both OF this city.
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OI K ID.

BENTON-At Nswtown, Worcester Comfy Msryla1d on
Tus.d.y July 3 John benton. formerly of the firm Of
Benton Brother commisssA merchants, Sew.fork
His 70 nisins will b. inferred at Newtown
Rcnmoad pssrssarx sna Norfolk VGS,na papers p.ssss
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9peeial Notices.
The Nation.

mr. N..,..
1niS "A' 'o""
CONrENTv
Tnz WEEK
Tories OF rns DAT.
Republic, aud Equ.lity.
The Slave in the Chariot.
The Crisis In Austria
Nations, Duty and Holy Rage
The New Exodus: Poetry.
CORR gsposprscs:
AThp in South Csroros.
The Harve,. Of Doc.ors.ss.
Republican Propssaudsu.
The South aI,I,
England.
A Word s5ou. Museuus
Amy coue'p0adcacs
Ship Canal.
LrrzRArURxi
Literary No'eI
The osyvOrthyA
Woman In the Pulpit
In Memory Of President Lincoln.
SCIENCE:
Discoveries and Inventions
FNx Aars:
Multiplied Art.
FINANCIAL REvrsw
Il embraces among regular oeoasiond eou&0stsw ~
following Names
HENRY w. LoNGFELLOw
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
JOHN O. WHITTIER
SAMUEL ELIOT tEE'Presidsot Trinity 0sneaA hasS
forLl
Prof TORREY. (Hav1dl
Prof GOODWIN SMITH. lOxfardb
Dr. FRANCIS LIEBER
Prof CHILD. (HarvEdt
CHARLES L. NORTON
HENRY JAMES. T..
Judge BOND tBa!timors)
EDMUND QUINCY.
Prot w D. WHITNEY (Yslel
Prof d. C. GILMAN tYle1
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fAdver.isernent.l

fAdver.i8ernent.l
OLD EYEs MADE NEW,
Without Spectac!es Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents, Address, T. H.
FooIr, NJ. d.. No. |. 100 Broadway, New.fork
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