davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale of Land.

IaffE underslrned, appointed by the Court OF
j cepmen Pleas u, Frapklin ceap1y, Indiana,
comnls.oner for that purpose, Will, on the prem
iteh, az o'eock r. NJ.
on Saturday December al, 1867,
expose 10 sale at public auction tho iana ordered
70 be sold Ia the case Of Gage aud others VI. Up.
dnsa and oiherss nsw pending In said Court, aud
situate In said County, 10 Wit ~.
r Twenty acre. out of the N. u. eernerof the 5.
w. quarter Of Section u, IOWA Q. Rnngt 2 west
ALSO the following. 81 ~ msnslng at, the n. X.
corner Of he Nsws auarter Of Section ~ Tewn
y, Range Vest thepee West ,along the North
limo OF aid qpartet oUfodi thence S'bth IS rods,
ihcncc KAst along the North lihe OF the tfuet sst
OF 10 Nancy updha 40 thpstfsss line Of said qusf-
ter thence Moth nlepf The East line of ssd Guar
tor 20 the place OF begInbing
lAise, CON nensihk.st The a. y. corner % ths ".
W. qr.ssro, ia.i Town y. Range = Nssii thsnes
West 80 rods; thence Norih 10 fha kpuih line Of
tho tract sci % TO Nancy updtei fhence East
along the South line % snld tract % the Hatt line
az tho quartef; thence South along said Hast line
~ tho nlacc of beginning. Is .s...tL. III u.il
The above being ell that part ~ the Morris Ups
dire farm LYNX teaf Whiteomb not setcf % me
wiaswsl iaa Saf - ff0 4uf a1IJ els ~
4 TRIMS OF SALE.--ope hlgd parehnss monsy
down on day of Gale, one bird IN sne'apd rtmsin.
ihf th,tA ~ two years deferred payinsntt sscvfsd
by sssep m bessins Interest. and Wits
out relief from ssaeiipn end eprtsissmsnt ia~t-e
4 ii WfLLAMJ J, PICK, comnissionsr.
iiuiinnd, Binhley a Johes, Atty.
EovsmbsF 10, 1872 Az. - r,ilei DC ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
Democratic Jubilee.

The Democrats of Southwestern Ohio,
Southeastern Indiana, and their Kentuck v
neighbors, had grand jollifcation in
Cincinnati last Saturday night. There
was an immense displar . are works, firing
of cannon, bon6res, ward professions with
transparencies, music by field and. brass
bands. and speaking from two stands On
the Public Landing, Judge Thurman
speaking from one stand and vallandigham
from ths. other. A preamble and -resolu-
tions were passed, wherein Democracy
rejoicod at the result Of the recent elec-
tons, glorying in the defeat Of negro snf-
frage, opposing the Congregational recon
struction policy, fayoring equal taxation
aud one currency, thanking the conserva-
tive Republicans for their assistance in
the late elections, opposing Radical rule,
and demanding the. release of American
Feniaus in the British dungeons of Cana
do, Ireland and England The resolutions
are strange mixture Of rebel sentiments
and the usual Democratic twaddle. An
immense crowd was present, and the jolH-
Gcaton was grand success FOR the Thur.
NANTES and Vallandighsmmers
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

We hcar,ily ngrec with tho New York
Times, that no Union Republican need
DO afraid that the party will damage Itself
by an earnest effort to put down tho cor
rupiiona that have grown up around IT,
But that purity will certainly be ruined, II
IL continues 20 overlook those corrupiions,
or II il attempt in any way 90 mako a do
lcnro Of them, or 20 ospouse the interests
Of corruptionisis 90 its own interests,
Thu Rebel Democrats aro fond offidleolihe
thu Union Bepnbllcan party as Il party OF
''moraf ideas, but II Is becnuse its rrinci'
ples have their basis IN morals that u has
now such a strong hold upon tho conil'
dence oRthe A.mdfioan poopla. Il son
TIL, account, also.ahat IL s,moro liable to
iujnrv than tho Rebel uemoeraiic pariy,
liom is association with corruption aud
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
To Owners of Horses and Cattle.

ToBrAsi DERBY CONDITION PowDREs
are warranted seperlsr 10, aay 9tAsIsr er no
pay, for the euro OF Distemper, Worms, Bets,
Coughs, Hide. bound, Colds, 4e, W Horses ana
oeldr. Cough. Let's Vf bfik, BLACK Tongue. Horn
Distemper, .&e,, In Cattle. They are perfectly
safe apd innoeenti no need Of ftopping tho work
ing OF your animals. They increase the eppetite,
give fine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs, also Increase the milk 81 cows. Try
them. and yeu will never DO without them. ~
ram Woodruff, The celebrated trainer ~ tfottrg
horses, has used them for years, andrecoihnicn DE-
them 10 his friends. Col. Pbllo. y. bnsh, ~ tho
Jeiome Race Course, Fordhan, N, X, would not
use them uniil he was told Of what they are com
posed, since witch DO " nevsr Without them. lie
has over twenty running horses IN his charge, and
sor the lnst three years has uYod NJ 9thsr nedi9lne
for thcm. lie has kladly pernilted me 10 refer
one 10 him. Over Geo other rcfetsrces can
be seen at the depot. sDld hy bra gssis apa sad,
oilers. Prirs % cents Ibeks peppt 20 eo5s'l
landt street, New YORK. ..vnf hp' - W
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
Impeachment Of the President.

On Monday the Impeachment Commit
tee presented their reports to Congress,
Ave of the Committee signing the majority
report favorins the impeachment of the
President, two OF the Committee opposing
impeachment Ll.t recommending his cen.
sure and condemnation. aud the other two
opposing any action against the President
whatever The principal accusation ofthe
majority report is usurpation Of power,
which involves, of course, a violation OF
law. The report rectss the events since
the inauguration of President johnson and
concludes that he IS guilty Of high crimes
and misdemeanors. 10 that he did not con-
venel Congress upon the 6nal surrender Of
thsrebel arrnios aud tho overthrow Of the
rebellion, but that by proclamation in the
year 1S65he assumedthat he had authority
to decide, whether the Government of
North Caroliaa was republican 10 form,
and entirely restored it to its functions ~
State, notwithstanding Congress is the
branch Of government in which by the
Constitution such power is exclusively
vested; 10 that by public proclamation in
1868 he convened in other rebcllious States
conventions Of persons who we're known
traitors, aud assumed to except and raiify
their so,ealled constitutions; Ia that he
x..x.lo,sel f.-... .....h.s. - -ot.....
traitors; in'that he established the Office
ofProyisionai Governor, an Office unknown
70 the constitution and laws of the land;
in that he appointed notorious traitors TO
Office; 10 that I've promised compensation
In u. ). money to said officers; in that he
delayed the collection Of monies due to the
United States; 10 that he has restored TO
claimants large amounts Of cotton and 9TH
abandoned property, contrary to law; and
in that he used the army Of the United
States for the dispersion Of peaceful and
lawful assembly of citizens Of Louisiana;
''all Of which omissions of duty, usurya.
tons. Of power, violations Of his oath Of
Office, Of tho law aud the Constitution Of
tho United States by said Andrew John
con, President Of the United States, have
retarded the public prosperity, lcsscaed the
public ressn ues, disordeted the business aud
finances Of the country, encouraged In
subordiaaiiou IL The people Of the Statos
recently IN rebellion, fos,ered septimcn,s
Of hostility between different classes Of ciii.
xons, revvedland kept alive tho spirit Of
tho rebellion, humiliatcd the nation, dis
hpnorel Republican institutions, obstruc-
tod tho resioraiion Of said States TO the
Union. aud delayed aud postponed tho
peaceful aud fraieraal reorganization Of
tho Government Of tho United States"
The Committee therefore report tho ac-
campaigning resolution, and recommend
,ss passage.
Rrpieeg, ThatAndrow johnson, Pies
ijaat al tho Ueimd States. hs iwpo aelIed
VI high crimes and pIsd,'n.oa nors. o. ~
The majority aud minority rcportscahe
up for consideration on Wednesday.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

z The alone" insurance Company has
collapsed, bust'up, gono under. made M
assignment 10 its late Secretary last Friday
and left thousands Of policy holders to
'sheld tho Bag Notwithstanding iIsgroat
aEmyiof nainea Of prominent Cinonnati
lneSohapiq who's mere B Stockholders, the
public has shawedgrently byfihs rascal y
ooHeern, and man Of these prominent
stockholders have been badly bitten whore
they expected 10 make qaIle speculation
es'vt.ard glad that nIoat at tho Lnwrenoa'
burghers who were stockholders ia The
concern "sm.lt lnieo' aud sold cut III
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

Cause and Cure; George Peabody; Senator
Wilson; D'Israsli; Peter Cartwright; Vic.
tor Hngo; Miss Braddon, How to Become
"a Phrenologist; Monsieur z onson with-l2
|IIlustraionsi Mind Limited by Matter; Two
Paths of womanhood, sIllustratedi Bis.
marck; To chronological Students, Phren-
ology aud its Uses. The whole profusely
illustrated; pp{S4s Price, 20 cents. Ad-
dres s. X. Wells, $50 Broadway, Office
chronological Journal, New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
Congressional Candidates

The names Of Judge Wilson Of Con
neraviIls. Dc. Samuel Davis Of New Tren-
ton, Or. Goodwin Of Brookville, aud
Geo. Holland Esq. Of Richmond, have
been mentioned as candidates for Congress
ffom the new Fourth District. These gen.
tIemea are Al radical enough to sui. the
people. and either Of them would make a
good Congressman. Fl s'fs, g
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
6e AMEHICAN
VI - WALTHAM 4gq
WATCHES.

Z L;hIrT <lrG >~---r st1 n errf
fhs trae sslus Of Mach merry applied 70 Watch
making Il not that By fts uss Watches are made
rapidly, bat that they are made correctly. Very
few people know Why Waithsm Watch should
be superior to sBy other. In the hrstplacs. az
waltbsm che Watch IL scgafded az oDl5 ma
chine, 10 se consirreted like any other m4ehins-
on mechanical principles. = II tie watches are
food, II y because the machinery 4 goed- OF
course there must be defect in the principle or
plan 81 the movement--no mistake In the -n1es or
shapes Of the pieces Of which II IL composed--'
nothing wanting in their properties, md nc error
in tasiF portions. These points once thoroughly
structed With inanits aiysFsisy 81 fsfm and fuDc-
ton expressly for the pafpose, TO produce the
finished pisses. By means Of multiply ing guages
and microscopes. tests aud Inspection for the de
lection Of wear in tho cutting tools, and for faults
the work in every stage from beginning toend.
As necessary result, the watch goes togctker n
perfect machino. Evefy'patt Il found 70 ft prop
ery In iis place. Every pin may be pushed tilI
v pinshe', sndevsry screw turned home. Instead
" = sluggish and feeble acion, The balance, even
nnder The pressure Of the llghtest mainspdng vi.
bfates with sido ane free motion. aud he beat
has the clear ringing sound always characteristics
OF the waltham Watch The machine IL a tine
This system of matchmaking a unsnown in
foreign eorntsiess and y entirely original with the
Watham Company. The Company claim that By
II they produce watches that cannot BE- sqnnlled
for every quality which makes q watch valuable.
Simple 10 plan and eortset "a principle, .hsuey.-
ment Il not opix beautifully finished, subftantisi,
- dsss51ii i ~ u.s. "a. sailt1 = rEs42'fk
siwasfss good g. nss. There are aiGsrent
q neiss y the aIasTsa, varieties q ysiehs.
siaes aud shapes 70 totsiIi thsfcs aud mssnsf hut
every Watch .thats bnsrs tho gcnpips trade mark
Of "WalTHks' !, sasrentesd 70 DO good one,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

c. n. BINGHAM, Editor.
= HRooKvILLE-
Friday xernIDg. Eoy,nbsr %, 1857.
Republican, Stale Convention.

The Republican State Committee are
about to issue a call for Delegate State
Convention, to be held on Thursday,
February goth. 1t would have been call
ed for the 22d, but for its occurring on
Saturday, s atsi - - s'tfs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
For tho AraericGr.
Which Vessel Arc You Sailing Inp


What platform are VIC sianding uponi
is ho'question for us 10 examine and de-
eide now. Are we on the Democratic
platform, Republican, or what? There
once was a true Democratic party, with .
true Democratic platform. The party aud
palform still survive, but the name got
so rotten and odious that il became nee.
cessry TO make change, aud they adopt.
thenuine OF the Unconditional Union par.
~, or what is now known as the Radical
party "A 'f
'rrhcte IA still q class that cling with tei
nacity TO tho name Of Democrat. They
have formed aud made n so called DEMO-
cratic parry composed Of wboms Every
uufcpentsd' rebel North or Souhlcall
ilemselses Democrats. Every bounty
jumper, evory doserer, every sneak who
ran way from the draft, calls himself q
Democrat, iIowles. Milligap, Walker,
Dodd, dorsey aud Humphreys, ealIihem.
selves Democrats. Every man who la
bored for tho rebellion IN the field, who
murdered Uuion prisoners by uuknown
thousands, who co0spircd TO hries about
civil war WHO invented dangerous com.
poundeito burn steamboats, aud Northern
cities, who invented dan nablo schomes 10
Introduce into Northern cities howasuup
feeiileaeo, yellow iever--they all call
themselves 'Democrata, Every wolf Ia
sheep'a clotllng who pfoleads thathe has
received q vail from hieDivino Creator TO
so ioto oil the world aud preaohIthe COS.
pol 10 every orcainre, but who proelnimt
the righteousness ct maR-eeliing ,and Sla.
very every ohowho shoots down negroes
10 the street, burns negro tehool honsea
and Westinghouse, aud murdcra women
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

corrupt men. The. Union Republica u
party can afford to do what the Rebel
Democats have never dared to think of
doing -take means Of expelling corruption
from its system. II the party now give
signs Of promptly and thoroughly doing
this, il viii renew its lease of life, with
more than its pristine vigor.-[ Versailles
Dispatch.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

nEMORRsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE, uni
IL versaily acknowledged the Aodel Parlor-
hagn Eine Of America; devoted 10 Original sta-
ries, Poems, Sketches. A architecture and Model
Cottages, Household Matters, Gems Of Thought.
Peuonal and Literary Gossip dncludsnp special
dspartnents on fasAiohs,) Instructions IN ealfh
Musie, AHusements, etc., hyr the best authors,
and profusely illustrated With costly kngravings.
tfhii sife useful and reliable Patterns. bmbroid-
cries, and constant succession Of Artistie novel;
ties, with other useful and teFtainng litsrRiurs.
No person Of refinement, economical housewife ..
or lady Of taste can 81 ford 70 40 withortthe Model
MontAiy. Single scopies, 20 cents; back nus
bers. as specimsns, 10 eents; either mailed free.
Yearly, 50, with valuable premium; two copies,
IS 50; three copies, 40; i've copies, sig. and
fplen did premiums fer clubs al 81 each. with the
hTst premiums % esch sabsoriber.lf Ear-A new
Wheeler wilson sewing Machine for 20 subscri-
bsrs at IS each Adde'S,
fH eai - w. JENNINGS DEMORESr, p
e No, ,473 broadway, New York.
Demorest'e Monthly aud Young A usriea to-
Seth % -. With tho prem itn . Tor cacil
nov % 2w = =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

To NJ whom V may c"occrnf 'naN ~
NOTICE u hereby given, that after the exrira-
~ ton VI lhfee months from this date, tho mn
dersigped viii Apply 10 the Auditor Of ffanklin
County, Indiana, for new certificate If purchase
TO lot No, ~, Town ", Range ", Of School SEQ
ton No. 49, Franklin County, IedlaaR. tho old
ono having been lost, 70 beissged q Margaret
Montgomery. JOHN Il. DAVIS.
BrookviIie, Ind, Nov. 20, Ise7.sm " -7Itti
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

DENoREsI,s EoHNe AMERICA, the best
~ Juvenile Magazine. Every Boy and eirl
that sees u says 40; allthe Pred -, and Par
ents and Teachers CONTRA h. Do NOD Tall "a se-
esre copy. good kisroscops, With a GLASS.
Cy linder - eoHhne living ohgets, OF q good two
bladsd. pearl Pocketsk nife, aud large number
of other desirable articles, giscU a. premiums %.
each subscriber. Yearly Sls5e.. The Novsrnber
Number con menees volume. Published by
W. JENNINGS DEMOREsT,
aHt ff o. 47S broadway, New York-
Try II, Boys md Girls. Specimen copies. Eve
cents maiedifee' tnn t.h.,. nov * z~-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
NEW ADvERTls EmENTs
NoTICE.

THpBE will be an election held at tho Brooks
Il vile National Bank-in nrookyiho. Indiana, on
Tuesday, ID Janda-y. SOS, between 10 o'clock A..
n. aud o'cockir. q Of said day. 10 choose seven
Directors for eajd Bank for the ensuing year. By
order OF the Board.
sovao.tt JOHN W. HIT, cashl.r. 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
The Cotton Tnx.

Mr.. David A.. Wells, Special Commis.
sicncr Of the Revenue, has sent TO scerc-
tary McCullocll a report on the cotton
tax, The report concludes;
"lfa repeal Of the tax. 10 take effect i'm.
mediately, should DO enacted by Congress
II Is importaut that one contingency should
DO elirc.nally provided against. Contracts,
Il is understood. are proposed, aud pnssi.
bly, already made, for the purchase Of cot
ton, TAX unpaid. to DO held ia store until
tho repeating Legislation Of Congtcss has
taken cIicct--thus insuring 10 the spccua.
tor, Or exporting buyer, n game equivalent
10 tho pmpant Of ,he tax. |, seems dosira
bio, therefore, that tho ac, repeal should
be 80 wordcd rs 10 relieve from The pay.
mon, Of the tax only 20 much cotton as,
1T The date named Ia the net, Remained
unsold by the producer; all cotton having
psssed out Of tho hands OF tho prodaeorto
ppy the tax, if II has not already done so.
Only 10 this way eau tho reliel so where
u - inlonded, VIA, to ihoa impoverished
puih vslVf.i $50 uFai lnu .eiati isis nulifI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

Rusbville Jacksonian has been revived.
There is also some talk Of stasting.a Dem
ocra,ic paper at ConnersvilIc. "Go in,,'
conference.-the moro the merrier.'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
Our Heavy Tax Payers.

The following are the names Of persons
who are charged with more than $500
taxes, on the Duplicate FOR the year 1867,
in Franklin Copnty, Indiana, to wit: 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
Nav Democrats psppes..

"A peieV'gelle q'gap u. 10 eppaas 40
nlehmonj on the lst Of Daauary nexs. H.
s,asls NTH capital of $1,000. The
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29

Observation-Disclosures on pnnnN.
orooY am fEraoaNeMY' ron 1861
pow ready contains & rieh coli,olion Of
original aud timely srislss agpps which
are the Marriage of . Couapp, aud tho ri,
facts; Adsancsueat Of PhrenoloYys oircas.
Ella, aud the Circassians; Jealousy It's
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED
For Sale by all Frat Glass Dealers in the
United States and British Rovinoes.

For further information address the Agents,
& ROBBINS & APPLETON.
80 fefBroAdway, N. Y >
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-29
NOTICE To sPoRrsMEN. &c.

A Ill persons are forbid hunting game, shooting
the uhdsfsignod. l't ~"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-06
Jasper and I.OOgOOtcc!
ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

vTvHE undersigned. proprietor Of the regu
i lar mail line. respectfully informs III
public that hereafter he will rur
Ia Stage for the accommodation OF psssen
gers on Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fri
days. he will leave Jasper, IN time 70 con
meet with the trains on the Q. O. M. X. X
al Looqootee. and will return on Tuesday
Thursdays, and Saturdays. His team Is
good one. and passengers may rely on 60
Ing through safely snd intime
lSfDORE SHOEMAKER.
May 10Th. lSe6-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-06

OFFERS histhanks 70 the citisensof Du.
~ bois county and vicinity for their past
patronage, and solicits a continuance and
extension Of the same feeling confident that
he can make II to the interest OF persons Ia
want Of any thing In bis line 10 deal with
him. % his motto 10 s'smaI profits and quicl
'sales." Msy Is, 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-06

4 GOOD supply Of Justices' Blanks con
IA stantly on hand and for sale low g me
COURIER OFFICE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-06

Subscribe for the Jasper Conrisr
IFPay US what you owe -.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-28

Tho flilowHg letaria from ir.woodwarl, Of S. Louis
io J n Harris Esq, of Now Londun, Conn, Mr. ". is
gsntriunn Of high t@peahliity. and dnrns the preya
sucr the chulea iu ST. Lpuis watched The result
the application Of tho Pain Killer for this disease and
his ,s,tiuouy can be- relied upon with the utmost eol-
hdeuee;
IIAR sIR :-you recoilect when l SAW you in Now
Lonln in January last my expressing to you my most
sanguine expectations taat DAVIS PAIN KILLER
wonld have tremendous sale In the west this season.
aud my anticpHons have boon than realized ami
thu testimony cf thousands who have used 1t has houu
that they would not te willing 10 to bed AZ night
without IT in the house
On the appearance Of tho cholera In this city such
the cenhd-hee in Tie Paa Killer 'dy, that mans
who purchased II remarked to that they had tears
or dieid OF the cholera oug they had the Pain
Killer by them, aud hundrels took it daily preven-
taiiy4, for person have derAne emeht Of the
bowels or dsrh@, n they tha melieiue, This
tile tcurty and confidence of hundreds acquainted with
t. and when their friends Were attacked with the Choera
they would admnistsr the remedy in large quantities
and In oyey when 1t has beon taen In any of III,
first stages Of this disease, it has proved successful
consider il an infillible r4medy. have moi heart
Of any Individual inaay ianiy who used tho Pain Kills
1 VIII u attacked, hut what speedily recovered.
The clerk Informed tAai hs administered 1t to per
Sons when cold In tho ermrs, and it gave immediate
iesf, but still 1t shonll he given quickly, or When Ia
discharge Of 'ire water" has begun the hope Of liz
has aoi Should ills disease make is appearance
you, rs in all probability IT will, b5 not alarmed; yo
aud all Others there have the remedy, and am conf
deal Il the RAIN killer ia usei, not single dsath b.
cholrrA viii orour In your city
Hespo',iuy yours.
Ar. WOODWARD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-28

Iue Publishers wilt commfnee, November 1st, the
Issue IT 1iarper's iazar, Weekly illustrated Family
Iu4nAi, deysted to fashion and hOme Literature Their
4im is twofl: to supply the existing need of Weekly
FasAion Newspaper and to cont Inc Herewith FIRST
class er4r} journal, which will be ndiE epsable to
everg houHlnuld.
Arrangements have been made, at an immense cost,
with the most celebrated of the Fashion Papers of Eu-
fopb especially with the famous Bdsdr OF Berlin which
"a pr the shuns to Tile leading Journals Of Paris to
furnish the them In advance that henceiorth
the shi1us Will appear n Haipers gar simultaneous
ly with their publication n Paris aad Berin--an AdvAn-
& ga enjoyed hy other journal In the county.
Ihe ptr Of Harpes nszar III re eive every fort
nih 4rea ratern-plateH, containing from forty 10 nifty
alsize psf Of lti1 inisses Hnf chllhren's bon
nsts cloaks dresses, der clothing, and other articles
with the necessary descriptions and dlree
ion= I'D occasion ly elegant Co0red Fashion Plate
| VI tile s4e u Harpers Weekly.
atpsfs Bazr viii contain Is folio pages of the Size
iarpes Weesy, printed supertne cAienderei paper
| sui will be published weekly,