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TNO H0UsEKEEPBRS AND IEVALIDS.-
L The undersigned respectfully calls the attention
of the public TO the stock of Prime Cider ana ture
Cider Vinegar for pAskling and general family 1 uSS
also, 10 his popular "ronic Ale, isee from All lnp
rites and endorsed by the medical faculty as saIe
and wholesome beverage tor weak and deilo~'e oOn>
Delivered FREQ Of charge to all parts Of shS eiSy
No. A2O PEAR Street,
u75Bp Belovy Third and Walnut ana DOCK
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THIRD EDITIO N
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
By 1te Atlantic Cable
NOON MARKET REPORT.

NOON MARKET REPORT.
LONDON, June 5-Noon.-Consols for money,
949; U. S. Five-twenties, 723 Illinois CentraL
794; Erie Railroad, 4O5.
LIVERPOOL June 5-Noon.-Cotton firm at
ll3d. for uplands, and 113d. for Orleans
Sales to-day, 1900 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged. Corn,
3Ss.
Provisions and produce generally yunohanged.
Linseed cake, SO 15s.; other articles without
change.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 5.-The steamer Sax
onia, from New York on the 25th ultimo ar
rived here at P. NJ. yesterday.
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nEAFNESS.- EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
IL science and skill have inyented TO assist the
hearing In every degree OF deafnsssi ALSO espraors;
also Crandalps Patent Crutehes superior 70 any
olheTs Ia use, at p. MADEiRA'S, No. ll5 TENTH
Street, below Chesnut 285ps
SUMMER RESORT FOR CLOPRnIHG-
WanamakQr a. Br0Wnt
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RoBBrEa MONEY DRAwER.-Aldermiain L151 lI
vesterday committed boy named lliiast ntore ~:
browne for robbing money 9lewSi, ,ss,,i - snonnt
Of money He was held 10 answer AZ Court
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lash's, Five-dollal
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and SteI
Ladders, No, III Market street, Philadelphia
j. 8, LASH d Co.
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MEETING OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Agricultural Society of this city held q
regular stated meeting at their rooms, No. 102
Walnut street, commencing at III O'Clock Jhls
morning.
The Society passed a resolution inviting Dr..
Higgens, of Baltimore, to lecture before the
Society upon the agricultural resources or
Maryl9nd.
A report was read upon the subject Of appoint
ing an inspector of fertilizers for this state
A bill for the appointment of such Inspector
was presented to the Legislature, but failed to
pass, owing to lateness of preSen tation.
A working model of an atmospheric churn
was shown and its working illustrated
A very curious effect of in-and-n breeding OF
domestic fowls was shown in the diminished
size of an egg that was laid, and which was
about the size of pigeons egg.
DR.. Emerson read an essay upon lime, and the
various manners in which 1t is used as a
fertilizer and the different states in which it is
used.
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM WoRTH.SEEING.-
s Fitzpatrick, No. l744 Olive street, cared by DIR.
Fitler's Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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FIFTY different styles and sizes of Refrige
rators, prices from 81 upwards. Il. 9. FARson
q Co., Manufacturers, No 220 Dock street, below
Walnut.
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How ONE MAN CooI1Y WALKED AN.N WITH
ANOTHER MANS WWE-An affair which y -,
te1day occurred in the Vicinity of the ."ere 3h
and Carpenter street was productive of no HTS :
excitement. II seems that the immediate Gh
trict wherein the transaction recorded took
place, Is the abode OF a.certain class who Know
as little of individual rights and the true prin-
ciples OF freedom as any class could know who
never heard of such rights or PRINCIPLES
MIR. and Mrs McGowan were taking their
ease upon the step lof their house, when one
John Hurst who is decidedly inimical TO the
peace and comfort of MCGOWAN, passed by.
He stopped to mediate moment, turned back,
and, taking the lady by the hand, claimed her
as his bride, and deliberately walked away
with her. to the utter CONSERVATION of the legal
husband
Recovering from the spell this sudden trans
action bad caused, the latter stepped up to
Hurst, and desired to know why aud wherefore
thus abruptly bereft of his spouse. AS an an
swer to such an absurd interrogatory Hurst
felled him TO the ground. which was succeeded
by punchings, and kickinPs, and SCREENINGS
all intermingled wi curses, winch soon drew
around the trio a circle of interested spectators.
Hurst WIS arrested and committed, while Nc
Gowan, with an expansive head and black eyes,
meditates upon Inconsistency and the muta-
bility of human affIirs.
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PHOTOGRAPHS made as we'll in cloudy as clea,
weather at Reimer's Gallery, Second street
above Green Six cards, or one large Photo
graph, 81. Twelve FerrOtype so cents.
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ALL OF THE CROWNED HEADS OF THE OLD
WORLD IN COUNCIL! but not one among them
arrayed in better taste or more becoming than
our great uncrowned people OF the New World.
clothing at Stokes & Co.'s, under the Cont.
mental
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BUY YOUR HATS from Bourne, No. 40 Nort
Sixth street.
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FOURTH EDITION
EUROPE THIS PM.
BIZ Me Atlantic CnbLe.

By The Atlantic Cuble.
TWO O'CLOCK MARKET REPORT
LONDON, June 81 P. M.-The Money Mar
ket is quiet and steady. Consols unchanged.
American securities less firm and generally
declined. U. S. 52Os, 72s; Illinois Central, 70;
Erie, 40.
LIVERPOOL, June So P. Motion Is
somewhat easier, but no decline in prices has
been established
LONDON, June So P. M.-sugar firm at 24s.
Cd. Other markets unchanged.
sg Shipping Intelligence.
LONDONDERRY June So P. M.-The steam-
ship Hibernia from Quebec, arrived here
to-day.
QUEENSTOWN, June So p. M.-The steam
ship Worcester, which recently sailed from
Liverpool for Baltimore, put into this port
to-day, with her machinery disabled.
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WATER COOLERS FOR THE Misunderstanding
rators, Moth proof Chests, Ice-Cream FreeZers
etc, at f. S. FARsoN & Co.'s Mandatory, No
220 Dock street.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
A-wool 90
Alwool Suits, finer quality ty................ 10 20
All-wool Suits, still finer. ~ w
Fine French Black kSuits...........,........ 25 90
Extra do. do do. ......... ...........,.. 30 90
Fine Mixed Spring Overcoats s............... l3 90
The above prices will convince that we are
determined to close out our immense stocks of
fine Clothing at an astounding sacrifice.
GRIGG, VAN GUNTEN & Co.,
Nos. 704 and 734 Market street.
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New York constitutional Convention.

ALBANY, June 5.-The Constitutional Con-
vention met at II o'clock A, M, when the
tragic death of Mr.. Hiscock was announced
by one of his colleagues. The Capitol is
crowded with people, attentively listening to
the eulogies that are being pronounced upon
the deceased.
The President announced a committee to
accompany the remains of Mr.. Hiscock to 4.
Syracuse and the Convention adjourned until
tomorrow.
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THIS EVENING commences the important
sale Of Oil Paintings from the American Art
Gallery of New York. The collection numbers
over three hundred specimens by artists of
acknowledged reputation, and are sold for the
encouragement of American artists. We wish
them every success, as 1t is n noble object.
Those wishing good pictures should attend the
sale which takes place in the Gallery, No 1920
Chesnut street, continuing tomorrow and
Friday evenings, by B. Scott. Jr.
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xVanamaker g. HroNvn,
Whe Corner Of sixth ana SASEAO' "s4VVS~'
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SALE OF BooTs AND SIToES.-McClelland Co.,
successors TO Philip Ford & Co, Auctioneers,
will sell at their store, No. 506 Market street. to-
morrow Thursday morning, June 9, commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, large and superior assort-
ment of Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Balmorals etc,
DuyerS,
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SUMMER UNDERwEAR.-
Drawers $3.50 to $3.50. Shirts, 81 to $3.50.
Drawers, 81 80 to $3.50. Shirts, 81 to $3.50.
Drawers, 81 80 to $3.50. Shirts, 81 to $3.50.
McIntire & Brother No. 1895 Chestnut street.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF RoBBERY.-Richard
O. Knory, being in the employ of Mr. Orr, the
proprietor of an ice-eream saloon, on LomOaro % ara
1ooms ON Monday last he brought two young
men. wkose appearance was suspicious, about
fhe preunises On Monday evening all three
Visitsd thesresidence of Mr.. Orr While the two
halter waited below, Knory went up stairs, and,
mat he was OFF tor the metropolis. Mr.. Orr,
stepping up stairs soon after, found that a
couple Of trunks in one OF the rooms nau Ueen m
Siscpvered that $3.50 in money and two gold
and silver watches were missing. Knory was
helieved 10 be the thief Last night No retufned
rom New York, and this morning was arrested
by officer Benjamin Baglettes, OF the Third
1nribeT hearing None of the missing articles
were recovered.
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HELMBoLD's BUCHU.-Among the many ad-
vertised remedies, none more fully and faith
fully carry out all that is claimed for them
than the above-named deservedly popular medi-
the kidneys, female weaknesses, dyspepsia,
and other complaints consequent upon irregu-
lar habits, there is said to be nothing to equal
1t, and as proof of this regular physicians in
New York city and elsewhere are freely re-
CONNIE ending 1t for diseases as above mem
toned, while at no time during the eighteen
years IL has been in existence, has Its
sale been as rapid as now. Like every good
article, this as well has imltators; so parties
buy ing should be sure TO ask for and get none
other but that known Helmbolds Fluid
Extract of Buchu.-SprinOield Journal
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WEDNESDA
THE PATENT CLUTCH BRACE REQUIRES
.. no 6tt pg or n9tcnlng of the bits but immedlately
tered. Every mechanic can see the great saving Of
ume ana labor thus effected. sold, with the usual
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. 1856 Eight Thirty-nve) Market ST, below Ninth
RRING PAIR OF DULL SCISSORS WITH
ID you and have them sharpened that you may
Pstent scissors Sharpeners One should be in every
lady's work basket For sale TBqy,, BY :, a su.,,
No. 1876 tEight Thlrty-hvel Market ST., below Ninth
STRONG BRASS ALE COCKS, A VARIETY
OIL; Cork Stops, Faucets, Moasses Gates Cedar aud
- -'.s'''' III TRUMAN e. q sHAw's' j.
NO 1856 eight Thirty.Hve) Market ST., below Ninth
SUMMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
WOnRmRker s. Brown,
The Corner OF sixth and Market streets,
N s v RE YOUR LIFE
a MI H RTC a N
Life Insurance Company,
;OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 4s5p
s. e. CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT.
SUMMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
WanRmRker g. Brown,
The Corner OF sixth and Market streets.
u wARBURTONs IMPROVED VENTI-
lated and Essy-atting DEESs HATS Gpssptesd
Street, next door 70 the Post Office. sI5s
SUMMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
Wanamaker SO Brown,
The Corner OF Sixth and Market Streets.
W JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
No rs S. NINTH Street,
First Store above Chestnut street. I49s
sUMMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
WRnamRker a. Brown,
The Corner of sixth and Market streets.
IN osTER,
FASHIONABLE HALTER,
All 6m5pl No. S. SIXTH Street.
SUOuOIER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
WanamNker 81 Brown,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
~ JOSEPH RUSSELL, -
%T~ Manufacturer of %TA
\ UMBRELLAs AND 4 T,o9z oRzAdRsAsoLs. dsA 4
Az 2m5p Philadelphia
SUMMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
WanRmRker - Brown,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
n MCALLAs NEW HAT STORE, NORTH
~ east corner Of TENTH and CHESNUr Streets
S9S fS2Ef Bfh4 .2
Summer. Price, s5 and s6. 545p
W BOYS STRAW HATs.-THE LARGEST
Northeast Corner @ Of r. TENTH and CaEsN0T Streets,
Formerly Chestnut, above Sixth, and Chestnut, above
Eighth. 545p
w STRAW HATS, EVERY NEW STYLE,
- at MCALLA'S, N. E. corner TENTH and CH1S-
NUT Streets. 545pf
SUMMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
Wanamaker 81 Brown,
The Corner OF Sixth and Market Streets
IT P. q @. R. YLOR,
rEEGUNEEy y, N3nrAi ANR E,ETG ToI1ET sTsEA SOAPS
N0' 0'' At Wholesale onG1 IN , M is 10 5pi
SUMMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
Wanamaker 81 Brown,
The Corner Of sixth and Market Streets.
DODG ERs'AND wOsTENHoLM's PoCK ct
LIZ KNIVES. Pearl and Stag Handles Of beautiful
RHA6Rs and the Celebrated fEcoGLTRE RAZOR
RsSops KnEe ssog an Table Cutlery Ground
and fIi P"lished ss =: M&DEfRAs' No. lis TESTH
SUpIMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
WanamakeP 81 Brown,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
pa TENT WIRE WORK
GUARDS, PARTITIONS, Er
COAL SCREENS, FOURDRINIER WIRES, ETC
"AnSIa'SSxsHL M. WxLTER * a SONS,
2H 6m No. IL NJ SIXTH Street
SUMMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
Wanamaker d. Brown,
The COrne er OF Sixth. and Market streets.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIN g.
JONES
OLD ESTABLISHED
ONE PRICE
c. LOTHINC HO % s e,
No. GOA MARKET ST.
lsO wfmem5p ABOVE SIXTH.
RAILROAD LINES.
| TREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
I II
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and No. 600 BRoAI
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LorlsA MruLpAcn ANp Hrn WorK,.


The promptnesS with which the works Of this
German suthofets have been published by the
Appletons Of New York has created the lmpres-
sion that she IL o most rapid writer. Indeed,
some appear to think that works Of fiction flow
from her pen with unsurpassed frequency. This
Is quite mistake. It Is some fifteen years since
her first work appeared, and the date Of her pub
llcations during the last ten years sShown 10 the
following list :--"Archduke John and His Time, 4"
u vols, 1s50-6S. These are generally small
German volumes, 16 mo, pps 200 10 go, Of
which there are SIX In work, like the transIa-
ton Of Marie AntoIne:tO; "The Fugltives In
London" vols, 1860; "Franz Rakoczy," 2
vols. 1861; Frederick the Great and His Court" !"
8 vols, 1885, Frederick the Great and His
Family" 1854. Second series of Frederick the
Great and His Court, " vols. 1864; Count Won
Benjowsky," vols, 1865 ''The Great Eector
and the People," vols, 1865 "IIlstsrical Pic-
lures, f." 1862 second series, vols, 1862; His
torical Life Pictures, vols, 1864 "Court His
tories, 8 vols, 1862; "The Young Elector," 3
vols, 1865; Joseph as Emperor" 1859 Empe-
ror Joseph and Maria Theresa" 1868: "Empe-
ror Joseph H., 1852 emperor Joseph and
Marie Antoinette, 1864; Emperor Leopold and
His Time" vols in one, 1861; Empress Jo-
sephine, 8 vols, 1861 "Queen Hortense," 1861;
king Henry the Eighth and His Court no
date. "The Court of Empress Catharlne H., 4"
1859; maria Theresa and Trenck." 2 vols
1862; Napoleon in Germany" vols, 1860
63; Daughter of an Empress" 2vols., 1860 {;
Prince Eugene and His Time" vols, 1864 (;
"Rastadt and Jena," 1861 "The Great Elector
and His Children vols, 1866.
Miss Muhlbach was born In 1914, and was mar
ried to her late husband In 1885, and Is fiftythree
years of age. She has herself related the method
which she pursues preparatory to writing an his
torlcal romance; she says: II have never writ
ten a book without having studied beforehand the
theatre of events. l must get acquainted with
the land and people must know the country,
Its inhabitants and cities exactly, in order that
may represent yivdly and correctly"
The materials thus obtained of the career Of
those great characters who figure so prominently
In her works have doubtless been ample for sew
eral works relative to each. The field in which
she has wrought has been SO rich In great and
stirring dramatic incidents, that it has required
mastery hand to use them.
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LECTURES ON TEMPEEANcE.-Re DR.

LECTURES ON TEMPERANCE Rev. DR..
Downey informs us that he intends to deliver a
course Of lectures the coming winter, upon the
above subject, at different points. He lately at
tended the New York Hygeio- Therapeutic Col
lege, and the celebrated chronological establish
ment of Fowler 4 Wells. New York, and we no.
tice that the chronological Journal gives him q
hatterlng notice. We have heard him lecture,
and believe he understands his subject. His tenn
perauce lectures are arranged In five divisions,
and 60 over the whole ground. We have not
space TO enhmerate the manner of his treating the
subject but one of the special objects of these
lectures will be to show that Intemperance is a
Disease, and should be treated as such; and he
will advocate the importance of establishing an
Inebriate Asylum In the State of Ohio, where
persons of intempsrAte habits may be taken,
treated and cured. We would advise ell who have
the opportunity, to go and hear him.
DR.. Downey has resided In jackson since last
spring, and is well known here. and we can rec
ommend him to those who do not know him.
He has been appointed D. G. W. c. T. of the Or
der of Good Templars, and is fully authorized to
organize lodges Of the Order and localities desir-
ing lectures and the establishment of lodges, can
secure his services by addressing him at jackson
G. H., Ohio.
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TnE Laws OF LIFE, published month
Iy by F. Wilson Hurd & Co., Dansville, Uvings-
ton Co., NY Price e. per yGr. Whoever
wants something unique in the way Of reading
matter should have this Journal Undoubtedly
stands b. itself as unlike any other newspaper
or periodical In the country. It's editor is a
woman, who Is also physician, and she Is sG.
sisted hy corps Of gentlemen physiclans; be.
sides II has large number Of regular or Occa.
sionAl contributors. The matter Il ell original.
Every number contains many thoughts and sug.
gestions Of great practical value and we think
that any Of our readers who are not acquainted
with the Lar5 would feel amply repaid for the
trouble of sending for specimen copy, IS speci
mems sfe aent free to oil who ask for them, co
cl Oslng stamp to prepay postage.
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The LApr's FRIEND FOR DEcEMsEl

i HE AADI hIhND FOh OECEMoSh'
This is Holiday numbcr-and a magnificent
one. The Steel Engraving called "THE HAPPr-
EST TINE" is beautiful and charming design,
and executed in beautiful style The Steel Plate,
"THE IMMoRTAL CROwN, " also expressly engrav-
ed for this magazine, will touch solemn but
ieyful chord in every heart. Both of these Steel
Engravlngs are Of the very first quality in every
respect. Then we have handsomely Colored
Engraving of a "Jewel-Case and Pin-Cushion :"
and after this the usual refined and elegant
Doub-Page Fashion Plate, finely engraved on
Steel not . mere llthograph or wood engraving.
Then follows a number of Wood Engravngs H.
Illustrative of the Fashions, Needle-Work, &c. +,
with the usual piece of Music worth of Itself the
cost of the book The Literary Matter Is as
choice as usual-"Only Glove" by Gabrielle
Lee; How a Woman Had Her Way, by Eliza
beth Preseott German Lessons" by e. B. Rip
lev 4; "The Old Maid, " Poem by Florence Per-
cy, preserved Flowers" "DlslllusiOn; or
Mary of the Mil and the Countess Maria !"
''Flower Stand and Vase" Editorials, &c. &c.
Great inducements in the way Of Premiums,
&c. are promised to new subscribers, and our
readers should send for sample copy containing az
these liberal offers. Sample copies Will be sent for
fifteen cents.
Price with engraviDg) $3.50 year; -Four
copies with one engraving) $780, One copy OF
Ladys Friend and one Of Saturday Evening Post
land one engraving,) 81. Address Deacon q Pc
terson, $40 Walnu! Street, Philadelphis
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GREAT FALL IN GooDs.-We the un-
derslgned propose to sell our goods for cash
lower than we or any other merchant can sell on
credit.
Cash buyers will find 1t greatly to their inter-
est TO give us call.
N. B.-Ws request all persons owing us to call
aud settle their accounts at once Especially
those who have run an account with us and arc
ashamed of Its long standing, and now go else
where and pay cash for what they buy.
Nov. n.-4w I'M. STEELE & co.
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TRANsrERs or REAL EsrArE,--The

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, The
following are the transfers Of Real Estate, filed in
the Recorders Office for the week ending on
Saturday night last, aud furnished by John N.
Martin, Esq, County Recorder;
Jacob Calm and Wife TO Henry J. Calm. 100
acres In section 22, in Scioto TIP. 30
Same 10 Same. 100 acres In sections 2l and 22,
In Sciot0 ..r.,,.,...'.;... ;........,.;..ss;;.S 90
Belinda Canter TO Harvey Canter. Quit Claim
to 40 Acr es in section 18, In Hamilton TIP. $50
Henry Lesser and Wife to Gabriel Lesser 6i
acres in sections and 19 in Hamilton TIP. .S4OC
Alexander McCraw aud Wife TO Manual McCraw.
12O acres In section Il In Jackson Tp... 5000
Samuel Reed and Wife to VIM. B, Steele. 40
acres In section S2, In jackson Tp..u,...$ $75
Absalom W. Leach TO George Border. 40 acres
In section e. In Washington Tp. .&3
Archibald Leach to George Border Same lands
as ABOVE. e.......s....... ....,..S SlZ0
Thomas Walker and Wife to John Perkins. 80
acres In section Is, in Washington TIP $500
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Tur follovipU question will be di

The following question will be dis
cusscd by the jackson Debating So elety on next
Monday nights
"ResOIved, That the Government of Great Bri-
tain is better form of Government than that of
the United States" Affirmative, Trip and Dun
gan negative, May and DuEadway.
The Course of Lectures before the jackson De-
batting Society, will be resumed.
Judge J. W. Longbon will deliver the first Lee
turc of the Course, on the evening Of Friday,
Dec. 9Th at the Court Room.
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Tnr Illustrated Annual of PhrenOlO

TME illustrated Annual of Phrenolo-
gy aud Physlognomy for 1Ss8-now reOdy-con'
tains rich collection of original and timely arti
cles, among which are the Marriage of Cousins
and the effects; Advancement of Phrenology
Clrcassla, and the Cireassians JealouSy-lti
Cause and Cure; George Peabody Senator Viii
son DIsraell Peter Cartwright; Victor Hugo
Miss Braddon; How to Become PhrenologiSt
Monsieur TonsoD, with IL IllustratlonS Mnt
Limited by Matter; Two Paths of Womanhood
Illustrated; Bismarck To chronological Stu
dents Phrenology and its Uses. The wholepro
fuSely Illustrated; PIP, "a. Price, % cents. Ad
dress g. R. Wells, $50 Broadway Office Phrsno-
logical journal, New York.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE. jackson

TEACHERS INSTITUTE. E.-The Jackson
County Teachers Association will hold an Insti-
tute at jackson G. H. Ohio, commencing Tues
day, Dec. 2lth, 1867, and continuing four days.
The services of several well known and success
fullecturers have been secured, and no effort will
be spared to make this Institute a source of
great improvement, and lasting benefit TO the
teachers who may be present. II will be greatly
TO the advantage of those who intend to teach In
this county to attend. Arrangements will be
made for the gratuitous accommodation OF all
teachers and friends Of education who are pres
ent.
Teachers Of adjoining counties, and the friends
of education everywhere, ere invited 70 attend.
Bv order Of C. s. SMART,
'3 Ch'rn OF Executive Com.