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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-14

ylY J. BARRY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND PEREMP
ID tory sale Of elegant Furniture this day Tuesday
July L. at the large brown stone house No 20 West Twelfth
street. Fifth avenues commencing at IVY O'Clock NJ
precisely Messrs. BARRY CO. viii sell large and
raj assortment OF ne Household Furniture consisting Of
elegant carved rosewood seven octave Panofore, fully
elegant Peror Suits In rich satin brocatei
In carved Centre Tables Easy Chairs nne on Paint
ings, French Clock Ornaments, &C. fine walnut
tension Dining Table Dining Chairs, walnut SUIT In reps
Brussels Carpet elegant Silver Patel Ware Cutlery
French Chna Ware &C magnificent Bedroom Furniture In
carved walnut and perfectly fine sprng Beds horseha
Mattresses Chairs Carpets Clocks &C. Catalogues
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ELIzABsTH, the beloved wife OF Philip ncCarrey,
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited TO sttend solemn high requiem mass
% e S sGu q y onr
Tuesdayl morning. at half-past ten O'Clock.
MoCAErM.-on Sunday morning. July IL. MARY
daughter Of r. A. Barry, M. D., in the 2lst year Of
the relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral services at the
Fourteenth street Presbyterian church. corner OF
Second avenue, this Tuesday afternoon, ct two
McCoRMcx-on Sunday. July IL. ANN ELIZA Nc.
CoRNIoE, aged year and months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence 81
Mangin street, this Tuesday afternoon, at two
MoCLsARY.-On Monday July Il, RosEY vito Of
Dennis McCleary, In the 18th year Of her age
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend the
from the Churcn Of the Assumption, corner Of jay
and York streets. where requiem mass viii he
Derry and Colerane papers please copy
infant daughter Of John and Sarah r. McGsrraI,
the relatives and friends Of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, from the residence Of her
parents, No. 200 East Eighty street. this Tues
day. afternoon, at two O'Clock.
NIxoS.-on Monday, July 10, ELIZA NIXON, aged
The relatives and friends sre respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from her late residence 2O4
Greene street, on Wednesday morning, at ten
NswToS.-On sunday morning, July IL, at her
residence In LefYerts street. Brooklyn, Mrs. ANNA
MARIA NEWTON, Of the island Of st. Thomas, w. 4.
the funeral WIN take place on Thursday morning,
iat eleven O'Clock. from her residence, In LefYerfs
street, between Class0n and Franklin avenues. The
friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
OrrsE.-On Monday morning, July Is, after Q lin.
gering Illness MIS- SARAH orrkS, in the 7>th year OF
the relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral service ca Wednesday evening.
ct eight O'CLOCK ct the Sixteenth Baptist church SIX
teenfh street. near Eighth avenue. - = =,
PEsRy: On Monday morning, July ID, ct his resi-.
dence, No. 2o2 Blocker street, Of disease Of she
lungs, TIm0Tnr PERRY, aged % years. 80,
The friends and relatives arc respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the church, corner OF
Bleecker and Downing streets, on Wednesday aftef.
noon, at holf.pogt tWO O'Clock.
RoBsBes.-0n Monday aftesnooa, July 10 OF three
O'Clock, 0HAnLns LMooLN, cnly son 81 John and
maEy r. Roberts, aged 70 months end 8 dayu
Tie friends Of the family are invited 70 attend the
funeral this Tuesdap afternoon, q three O'Clock
nom the residence Of his parsnts, = Flest street.
saSIl--On Tnwsday, yuyp, a the residence osbis
psrcnt9 No. - West fbrty soest g twoaty-
nve minutes tscsre t~svo. aeoa q consuGvSton,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-14

OY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTIoNEER AND
ID Real Estate Brokerssesroom 81 Nassau street, OPP
ROBERT sOMERvILLE viii sell BY auction on wednes-
day. July Is at 0 O'clock senteel Household rnrniture, At
avenues consisting OF the following brussels and ingram
Carpets Paror and Chamber Suits, IN black walnut and
mahogany; mantei Mirrors Bookcases black wal and
mahogany Esgeres hair and husk Mattresses Beddnss,
Crockery Also about 30 vols. Books, Shells, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-14

TSDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.-FINE SPAN OF
NJ black Horses. ny EDWARD SCHENCK, wednes
day. July - o'clock. at 81 Liberty street. One span Of
black Horses, l5k hands.
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GEORGE COOK ArcrIoNEER sALEsRoohs iol
" Liberty street. VIII SCI, by auction, on Wednesdsy at
venence OF also part OF assgnces stock Of gentcsl
Household Furniture Desks, Fancy Goods Plate &C. Gaia
loeuea nj sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
T BOGART, AUCTONEER.

r BoGART, AUCTI0NEER.
e.. THIS DAY,
at l0 O'clock II 1b2 East Twenty Ixng
ton avenue, genteel Household Furniture consisting Of
sells Carpets, mahogany Parlor Chain; Pier
Extension Dressing Table, Curtains and Shades bsdslesds
Mattresses Pillows Bedding, Cooking Range, nearly new
Cooking Utensls Crockery and Glassware, Reresrator
Blankes Hair Mattresses, Bureaus, Wristbands, cosss
&C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-14

(tENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
~ seventh between fifty eighth
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEAS0N.
THIS TUESDAY EVENING, July "a ats
Do FIFTH GRAND
EXTRA GALA NIGHT.
THE TWO GRAND ORCHESTRA5, ...
sH BRILLIANT I'LL MIN ATOMS, &c.
PROGRAMME.
]. March-"Gruss Leipzc' ...........,.... Grancr
"Semira mis" .Rossini
blaetter" .strauss
8. SoDg-Lob der Thraenen" Schubert
8. Grand Fantssia"Fa .Gounod
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .klausnitzer
Quadrlle."Ls Belle Helene. onsntach
MArcb-"My Austris' Richter
IL. Overture "fannhaeuser". Wagner
~. song OF Mermalds weber
a. Ousttet n kiGoletto" verdi
IL FackeItanS -. .Meycrbeer
By THE ORCHESTRA AND BAND.
5 March"Tur ksh" D0llef
IT, Overture "Orpheus ..............,.. ..Omenoace
H. Evening Serenade. .Herfurh
IS Waltz -"Die Lrsten Curcn". .".. Strauss
49, Song-'Good Night. Abt
90 GalOp-"Foos.. Dung
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA AND BAND
Conductor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THEODORE THOMAS
NO DISAPPOINTMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER
ADMISSION FIFTY GENTS
PRIVATE BOXES TWO DOLLARS EXTRA.
For sale at q. Schirmer's music store 7Ol Broadway
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER.- LARGE SALE
Of RSTsss csTrsHe' Blaphas.s aarpssss "
o'clock the entire stock and Fixtures &s Of the arst class
Of Hicks and Harrison streets South Brooklyn consist
Ing in Of Ave close Coaches two splendid Clarence
sets OF double HARVEST sixteen Horses all young and sound
TerB 10 suit purchasers the entire stock will be abso
uiely sold Particulars given on day SALE the oce
of the Auctioneer, 10 Chatham square, New York
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TT orsRKEEPRRs sUPPInRD AND CAN PAY ~ rtx
III week or sen(h for Csrpes, Oroolhs fufn,"re, 80
Ips,. 40, at BEnDALL cor wsreass,s "' W..
Ind Sll Rugsop ssscet. corner ~ Cansk
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r BOGART, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JULY rs,
atloh O'CLOCK At the auction rooms No. North William
Also eight large black walnut top Counters Once
)esks, Refrfgerators, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-14

TSBEN HATHAWAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ ARNOLD viii SELL IN front Of their store, No 100 Pearl
other Liquors Tea. Rasns Ac, &C.. within
the basement restaurant No. 81 Fulton street. wednes
dnv July rs Mt O'Clock, the whole Liquors. Cigars
Groceries FIXTURES, Lease License Ac Of above premi.
store No 81 Fulton street. whole stock OF ne Liquors
Wines Cigars Fixtures, Lease, License &C., &c. above
premises The above sales without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-14
AMUsRMhNr WIS.


WORRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE
~ 7as and 730 Broadway.
FouhTh " EEk OF the talented beautiful ssters,
SOPHIE, IRENE, AND JENNIE
ID HI. b. A. bAhEhs adaptation from
bach's Opera Boufe
THE GRAND DCCHESS
Introducing all the original with tho
CANCAN DANCE, and nightly received with unbounded en-
thusasm.
THURSDAY, JULY 49,
GRAND TESrIhONlAL to the WORRELL SISTERS.
Double BILL Boxsheet now open. Matinee Saturday.
nLYhPIC THEATkk BEGINS AT Z
~ JAMES Z. HAYES ......................... Lease
G. L. Fox Stage Manager q. w. Tayere Bus,ness
NINETEENTH WEEk-THE LlyiSG sE.NSATION
Coolest Theatre In the City," Water on Draupht
0ratutous Tanning.
George L. Fox's great Spectscular pantomime,
HUMPTY DUMPTY
The renowned Pantomimist and Clown
Mr.. GEORGE +. CLOWN
THE GREAT DANSEUsE, NILE. SANGALI
succession Of marvela doors
turn into blank walls, boxes into
chairs, walls into tables billiard
aLMPTY tables into cages, buildings into DCMlTY.
HuMPfY heads, market stalls into yachts, | DUMPTY.
and sentry boxes into stearnb0ats,
while boys grow in minutes from
hive years old 10 twenty
HUMPTY DUMPfY MATINEE, IL EVERY SATURDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19
From the waysrley !ohiol Republican,

Mesara Pettsngi Bates Co., 81 Park row, New York,
inform MS by that they will before
ry ncy the first number Of rural and family paper be
published thereafter weekly and be devoted % all
tains to country life In Its broadcast II will be par
usan or rectarian II will be called HEARTH AND HOME
and will he under the editorial charge of Donald
g. Mitchell, while s homo and iresde departments win be
subject to the supervision OF Mrs. Harriet Peechor
Stowe, who will also contribute regularly 70
every number: large corps OF associate editors
OF high reputation in their special departments has
been enlisted In support Of this eoteprse and labor
expense VIII be spared the paperin subject
well illustration worthy OF aplace every family In
the land Ths proposed publication no humbus aud will
prove 10 be no ephcmers nspo stupid PERIODICAL but
one OF sterling worth. Mr. Pcteng and has been the head
Of the hrn OF M Pcensil Co.. the leading advertising
agency o. the country nearly OF and of
thousands Of advertisers and publishers who have had
sion 10 deal with them have - hear OF the first who
has not been fairy and generously dealt with We have
known Mr Petsngll than twenty years, having
been fellow clerks In the g. Pamers the orr
sinstor OF the system 81 NJ L. Co. are New York
agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19
From the Lancaster (Pa.) Express. I
A NEW WEEKLY PAPER

HEARTH AND HOME is the title OF now weekly jour
nal the publication of which viii be begun the lat OF
uary next. by Messrs. peengili Bates h Co. HEARTH
AND HOME Ia to be rural and family paper devoted to
all that pertains to country life In its boadest sense The
publishers have oeen fortunate in securing conductor
OF their journal Mr. Donald g. MITCHELL whose
sensible ESSAYS country life favocs In the most nte
gent country homes In this country Mr. Mitchell IL pract
cal well theoretical farmer. He has prizes
only in literature bnt in poughng matches; his taste
knows how to cater for the public taste outside wen
his own peculiar walks Under Mr.. Mitches the
periodical scarcely fall TO be agreeable instructive
welcome addition to the list Of journals which welcomed
In the best Of homes We notice that he home aud Preside
departments will be subject the supervision OF Mrs.
Beecher Stowe, who will contribute regularly
number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19
liza QrII M 10 IL

Messrs. Pettcngll, Bates Co., 81 Park row, New York
propose Issue the first number OF weekly paper
above title about the LIST Of January next The publishers
be devoted to al that pertains 70 country life in the broadcast
The HEARTH AND HOME will be under tho
general editorial charge of Donald @. Mitchell ESQ.,
while the Home and Preside Departments win be
under the supervision of Mrs. Harriet Peecher
Stowe i Is not necessary to word in
ton OF the mentioned being the helm
HEARTH AND HOME. both have worldwide regulations
a. hrst class writer's The senior member OF the publishing
rm Mr. Petengil has long been
agent in New York and unusual the
dence OF the fraternity his
despatch OF business and meeting his When he
says that the HEARTH AND HOME shall he, in subject
matter well illustration worthy ri
hold In the land no exactly what says and Will
his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19

This 70 be the tste OF sspirant for literary fame,
which will be published in New York by the Messrs Petten
gill Bates Co.. the first number of which will appear with
the New Year From what learn by the prospectus this
ca and proposes 70 be devoted
est Literary celebrities OF the day win be regular conrbutors
TO its columns. The Messrs Pctteugin Co. well
known to the press OF Canada II not to the general
public and we feel fully warranted in speaking Of this enter
and that will undoubtedly be well worthy the support of
discriminating public The Messrs Peengi Go.
paper advertising agents and unlike Of the swndng
concerns In New YORK ceming to do business In that line,
they first among the who have invariably good
have never failed TO pay promptly the last cent OF their
ment With confidence, then, can recommend the
HEARTH AND HOME to readers, claiming that honest
publishers will faithfully and honorably out the terms
of their prospectus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19
From the Providence Or. - Herald.l
NENu EAMII.X ApER

The illustrated rural family paper
ignoring partisan and secaran subjects and TO be called The
HEARTH AND HOME, will be issued between and the
ls OF January next. Mr. Donald @. Mitchell ok Msrvs
will have editorial charge OF its columns and
fresdo departments will be subject to the supervision OF Ms
Harriet Beecher Sowe who will also contribute regularly
every number These facts OF themselves q sufficient
that the enterprise win be ably skifuy
conducted and that win prove eminenty successful
undertaking The publication viii DO devoted to all that
tans country life In its broadcast sense
by 8. H. Pettengill 4 Co., New York.
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This Is the title OF new rural and family paper which 10
announced 10 be bished weekly in York
be devoted TO all that pertains country in its
The paper is TO be under general editorial charge
the rural and agricultural literature Of the day and its homo
vision OF Mrs. Harriet Bsechcr Slows who viii contrib
ute regularly to number The of the Publishers
Messrs Pettengl, Bates Co.. sufficient guarantee Of
the business ability and enterprise which win be given tho
work. and which we have doubt win insure ts complete
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19
From the yorkville Record. I
HEARTH AND HOME

ia the title OF weekly journal the publication which
will be begun the LIST OF
gu. Bates Co. HEARTH AND HOME is 70 be rural
family paper devoted to all that pertains country
s broadest The publishers have very
securing conductor Of their journal Mr. Donald q.
Mitchell, whose charming and sensible
NE are favortes In the most intelligent country homes
In this country. Mr. Mitchell, tell the reader, 10
practical well theoretical farmer He prizes
not only In literature but In ploughing matches bis
instructed by experience; he has editorial
and knows how to ester for the public outside well
In his peculiar walks. We notice that and
hresde departments win be subject supervision OF
Mrs Harrie. Beccher Stowe who win contribute regularly
TO number.
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HEARTH AND HOME.
FROM THE PRESS.
From the 81. Louis (ho) Rennblican.l
HEARTH AND HOME

good FOR moral and family weekly Journal about
established In New York under general editorial
charge of Donald Grant Mitchell ok Marve 1t will make
lis FIRST appearance about the LIST OF January The cir
cuar Of hessrs Psengil Bates Co., propretors states
that The home and esde departments VIII be subject to the
supervision of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, who will also
contribute regularly to number II is stated h. an
effective corps Of associate editors OF high reputation have
been engaged for each department of the Journal HEARTH
AND HONE win neither b partisan sectarian, but VIII
be devoted strictly disseminating information reference
TO everything pertaining 70 country life brilliant array OF
talent has been enlisted support Of the enterprise, and
neither labor viii be spared TO make the
In subject well illustration, worthy of place In
evsry household In the land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19
From the Pitt.burg (Pa.) Chronicle.l
uEA pTII AAn IIAAE

The above s the title Of rural and family Journal
publication of which 10 to be commenced in New York by
Pettengi Bates Co. It win be published weekly and viii
be devoted to all that pertains to country life in it's
and will be neither partisan sectaran Mr. D. O..
Mitchell Tx MARVEL will have editorial charge while the
home and Preside departments will be under the supervision
Of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe who viii also contribute egu
larry to its columns In addition TO these well known literary
large of associate editors will have charge Of
special departments From tho character Of the gentlemen
projecting this much needed enterprise feel confident
its fail to be from the very initial
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19

the of rural and family weekly paper to be Is
sued before the LIST day of January next by Hess
Petteng Bates Co., New York The propretors of this
known TO the entire newspaper fraternity having
had extensive business relations with large number of cities
the entire country. We learn that the HEARTH AND
HOME will be devoted 10 all that pertains TO country life in
its broadcast sense, viii be free from partisan or
sectaran doctrines, and will be under the general
editorial charge of Mr. Donald q. Mitchell
(we known in literary circles TX MARVEL The horne and
hresde departments will be supervised by Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe who also announced regular contrbu
We too that large corps o. editors OF high
taton in their peculiar departments have been enlisted In the
enterprise and that the prieors have determined to
neither labor to make their journal worthy of
place every household In the land Having had business
relations of the most pleasant kind With these gentlemen
arafed commend their enterprise public favor
We refer readers 10 the prospectus which appears IN
another column, and predict for this journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19
HEARTH AND HOME.

ers They have issued circular saying
before January next the number Of rural ana
family paper to be published thereafter weekly and 10
be devoted TO all that pertains 10 country ne in its
win be called HEARTH AND HOME, and VIII bs under the
home and departments viii SUBJECT 10 the super
vision Mrs. Beecher Stowe who win also con.
tribute regularly to every NUMBER III Donald a Mtcnsl
Harriet Beecher Stowe cannot make interesting and
instructive HEARTH AND HOME, know not who can
We bespeak a place on the list OF exchanges.
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From the wankegnn Herald

This Is the OF rural and family paper which
viii be issued before January published
after weekly by Pettengin Bates Co., Of New York. II
viii be devoted to all that pertains
broadcast Of the words Mr.. Donald O. MITCHELL
widely known under the de plume Of lk Marvel will
have general supervision Of the editorial
paper assisted BY large associates OF their
rpecialities, while the home and Preside departments
win be under the charge of Mrs Harriet Bcccher Stowe
who win also contribute regularly to every number The
fact that s. NJ Peengil Co., the veteran and reliable
vertsng agents. who for nearly twenty have held
most satisfactory relations with the Newspaper press OF
continent have entered journalistic enterprise Of
own st continuing their advertising agency however
renders the or the enterprise from
cipency aud removes the HEARTH AND HOME from the
liability 20 those contingencies which renders the establish
OF papers generally difficult their con
tnuance rather matter Of hope than expectancy We
only wish but feel assured OF the worth pcrpeny
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From the Chamhsrsbnrg Pa;l Valley spirit.l

WIN be issued before January next the first number
of rural and family paper, to be published thereafter
weekly and to be devoted ali that pertains country life
its broadcast II viii not be partisan sectarian II
the general editorial charge Of Mr.. Donald 6.
Mitchell, while i.s home and fresde departments
will be subject the supervision OF Mrs Harriet Beecher
Stowe, who win also contribute regularly
large corps Of associate editors Of high reputation
special departments has been enlisted Ia Of this
aprse labor expense win be spared make this
paper in subject matter well illustration, worthy ~
place in every household in the land. We commend Il
readers The propretors Messrs Petteng, Bates Co..
OF No. IL Park New York.
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From the Owasso fMich.) Press
MEW I0lfRNAI

Messrs $. NJ. Pettengl Co, Of New York, wen known
throughout newspapcrdom reliable ana extensive
advertising agents, will soon issae Z new westly
Ok Marven while its home and hrsside departure "a
will be under the supervision of Mrs. Harriet Beechsr
Stowe viii also contribute regularly every number
large OF associate editors OF high reputation has
been enlisted support OF the enterprise and the publishers
promise that labor expense will be spared TO make me
worthy place In household They also prom
that shall be neither sectaran parsana recommend
aory quality IN the estimation Of those who arc compelled
swallow In both those lines for the sake OF
obtaining comfortable portion of pure literary noushment
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From the Troy IN. W whir.l

A REV FAMILY PAPER
Pettensl, Bates Co.. New York, propose 10 publish
new rural and family under the title OF HEARTH
AND HOME The name OF Donald g. Mitchell Tx Marvell
mentioned in connection with the enterprise chief
editor, and that of Harriet Beecher Stowe regular con-
ributor Here have combustion Ct first business
talents sterling enterprise and wide Journalistic relations
with the most popular literary abilities The HEARTH AND
HOME viii not be partisan secarian paper. II 10 In
tended be agreeable reside companion and will be
devoed the discussion of everything that pertains 10
country life large corps OF editors win be employed 10
the several special departments Tho first number
OF the HEARTH AND HOME will be issued before
the LIST Of january next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-19
From the Pontiac mich Gazette


s. NJ Pettensll Co., the old known advertising
agents OF New YORK city-now Peengi Bates Co.-are
about 70 commence the publication Of weekly rural and
family paper with the above title II viii be under the
editorial management Of Donald g. Mitchell Tx Marve)
the home and Preside departments being In charge OF Mrs.
Harriet Beacher Stowe who will contribute regularly
The publishers have the means and the experience
70 make the paper equal weekly In the Union and
the acknowledged ability and high literary reputation OF its
editors guarantee that win be all the publishers pro-
mise We shall gladly welcome IL 10 table hope 1t
may visit many Of the refined and cultivated homes OF Pom
tiac and Oakla nd county.