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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-01-30
STATE or MISSOURI, :.
County of Gascomde, S.
I".!Ae .t1a<' 6nad- C"unyC urt,
No!cmb'r term lo6o.
HASTEN RUSClIMANHl
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N'oN "IIno
Now at 'h's dav comes ;hc said adrrini
hs.nr, ,h,, 80 800 % |t'1'aI'l"n u
ma. W. his reli;io ut ,hr NV nr"'
49,. ~. Nay 'erll'
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the sad Adam ratord, ,n H.. o. dnr.
O! February nix At lie 'front.' Inor -, rhn
coarhou %, rUas.ynatr rounty md tnr.
tTern III, hours OF n,,e niIocL H. ~.
forenoon d j., o'cL cK ;nr. .,.r,nnn
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cue or oulcry he fol! ownr ..,r ..,o'n
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serib.d to VII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

Further notice of III THE TRIBUSE. CT
SCHOOL. RECEPTIONS.

The graduating exercises of the Senior olass'
Female Department of Grammar School NO 49, Miss w.
Louise Kausen principal, were held at the sehoOi ouiu
ting in Twenty-egbth- ST., sixthayep yesteruay
commencing at 1890 o. IN. The exercises conss.eu o
singing and recitatOns, and the young muiss "o pa
tieipated we're much complmented upon tneir o,n
EXCELLENCE Addresses made by the rev. SuIiS M
II Weston LII d., and others, all OF whom auuea W
he bgh Grade of the students and the attention gwen
tSueht AT this school by Miss Jennie NJ MeCaren DI-
ionas we're given to the following graduates: mary IL
RovIe Ella r Bolts Gusse O. Beers, Jennie Barhstohe
Susanna w Hebbard, Jannet 8. Haslctt, Mary y. NC
SELL Anna NJ Noise, Annie f. Newton, Emma J.. Vreece,
Lizzie Nj Sweeney and Emma l.. Sec; and presents 10
Misses Anna NJ Noise and Annie f. Newton Tor superior
Grammar School No 56 observed graduating day yes
,ardaY at l:9Q D. M. Mr.. Richard l. LarremOre, Presf
dent Of the Beard Education presided AFTER prayer
by the Rev. Henry d. NOrthrOp, the children chanteu
the 81 ord's PRAYER" which followed by pleasant
address from the Rev Or. Bellows. The Hon. JOhh ",
BRADY who expected 10 be present. having 1ae1 on
account OF sickness Mr. Samue b. H. Vance supplled hs
place very acceptably President IArrenore deIiVSIeu
the closing address advising the graduates as 70 .ner
course in life. The exercises were then conciuueu ny
singing the DOxology. 80, :, 70
male Department, North MOOrest, were held yesteI-
day AT 1870 D. M aud consisted of singing, recatOns,
and the reading Of compositions. The singing under no
leadership Of Mr. George f. Brstow, was very peaslDH
and the Rotations and compositions were such ~ 10
show that care was taken in these particulars Also
and diplomas were awarded and, after Drel Aluress,
| tha xercises terminated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
WORK AMONG THE POOR.

The City Mission held their monthly meet
ing ON Wednesday evening the Church Of the Covenant
number of missionaries gave accounts of their labor
in tenement houses &C. showing the power OF practical
philanthropy in reaching and eleyating the poor
and wretched, and Incorporate and abandoned'
Many" once a burden 10 society now self
supporting and useful citizens, Mr. jackson, Sec
Rotary spoke Of the early beginning OF char.
table institutions and complimented the older members
of the church their lifelong zeal and hberaty IN sus
tanning these benevolent enterprises, ana gave s0ne
figures showing the actual results accomplished Mr.
Mingins, Superintendent spoke OF the city MISSION
as tile auxiliary Of the Church. and showed how the ibis
sonares 90 among the poor nbearers or every
bodys friend, and illustrated the economy OF tne W0ik
by giving the results OF snge mission station Inc
operations also among German population arc very
encouraging The Rev Dr. Pentlss Pastor OF the Cnuch
said very glad these brethren mere ana We
thank them heartily for the very interesting statements
they have made concerning the important work III whch
they are engaged. Among the figures OF tine month =
work are the olowing SO missionaries; 1925 nssOnuJ
visits; $50 preaching services; Goa meetings: lWVW
tracts and papers given, and $50 families releyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

ma, DAY Appropriate services will be held 81 Peters Church in ~
RAynOp where the uas viii be eb[s.eS ,1a Ss ss S
Gs vii Rsye Lax hay s"G and good dinner
NEW-ROCHELLE-As Mrs, Ann Gilldorff wa was
day evening Jscob Bs cocd and when too
"I s NONE BE t S,, d S her, bead Sactrs
Injuries. approaches and the hiehwayHaa ade on ML
COaHty jail
WHITE PLAINS.-Whe number of ladies and
gentlemen engaged weoes afternoon ~ GreIs ss
h'Osu into The furnace shen a, explosion @Ss pes e
fu. H,tsiy S With smoke and oceaso0ed the alarm
few buckets Of water, however eItngunbed the IRE
YONKERSThe pupils of the Grammar depart IeIsn1.
ecamaDns and music Christmas Day. Messrs jacob @ ~ A.
Mo AID d, p Getty , 4Es nd gGS aud Sus
e railroads Mr. g. fs.er has the contract U s,si to
Esns c. Of Moranis was stolen several Ssn' ago drs
, sns zoe anh Han 90 The 27t6 INST proceeds
b, applied Tor benefit OF the free reading rOOn ry t-
WEST POINT-Two persons supposed TO % De a con-
River here yesterday for robbery committee on sy
are btlt 10 custody ty the military authorities -
JERSEY CITY.-About Q a. m. yesterday Mary
D@fas% run ' Earle sG s Go o. Of Nc s.
sstevery urd that she died within few hcuIs
ys.,s~sy ~ burglar" Soq $500 worth Of properly
o. G siy,s wa, Ihs Jese{ o S oee First
an' AOemy Orderly ssrsssnt Jon.
ar. 20 s, r the medal Central Park January u a,
PLAYERS curling ehsf Of the Newesey bshe pi
pT ssy.n J.,y CITY Thistle Club James Love Andre"
MeKpfht r. A. Mcknight and VIM. r. Lyon. .. 81
NEWARK.-Mr. Mahon. foreman of the men en-
pley ed upcu The bridge a. Markets 10 NsHT dropped n
poeketbook containing $50 Into the HackeDsack River reg Gays
The Rev Me have been spPointe b me
S ssf Psisssy cISS Bs .! .
pobst yesterday bqaebed $1,000 to be INDECENT WIDOWS s9n
the BLOOMFIELD Presbyterian Church Upon the death OF DIS
s u will DO 70 the American Bible and Tract soeess
Gen heoiore Runyou Jobp McgOr, A. NJ Reynolds ootIira
Adam Grosl, Albert
Nab nj daniel have elected Directors Of the Newark apo
iTynSn Hor,, Railroad Pau Buchanan has been elected
d,nt a.. Daniel Lank secretary Ofb, Board The Rev = hnsf .,
s tl (huh Orange the paorship OF the bApn
this city NewYears A1inant daughter
nj ., Ortmau fell "Wednesday afternoon ana
va, brue1 So badly that Il .honghs she cannot live
ORANGE.--Two bindings OF Newest the property
AZ Jar p Bute by ucena and partially destroyed
OF daesdsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

A resolution offered by Supervisor Little,
that the salary of James Gardner Deputy County Treas
urer DO increased from 900 to 5000 per annum from
January next. was unanimously adopted The report
OF the Nursery Committee was received. showing that
the cost Of the improvements made on the DulldlEs
during the last year amounted 20 sil9S3 &C, OF when
sol 9s ~ remains unpaid and the County Treasurer was
authorized 10 certificates for $4,000 topay the Dal
ance Superyisor Wnitehill moved that Waterman be
employed at County Almshouse at salary OF " per
day Supervisor Stiwe opposed the resolution
same time had pay bill OF $500 for material stolen
The resolution was adoped-2O 10 supervisor nnitS
the superintendent OF the Poor with regard to employ
ing the male and female labor at the Aiushouse sun
stnte offered by Supervisor Howell adOpted-that
the Board Of Supervisors in connection with the super
nendents of the Poor advertise FOR proposals tor en-
ov tbe Labor at the Almshouse The salaries OF the
SuperlnendeRts OF tho Poor were fixed at 1900 per an
NUN from January next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
iNQUESTS.

Coroner Flynn yesterday commenced an in
quest over the body OF male child found TWO or three
days ago the stoop Of No. 2Ss West Fortyninthst
Among the clothing in which twas wrapped pillow
case bearing the name OF julius Hburn who resides IN
the neghborhoOd OF where the child found post
morte examination showed that the death of the child
was the result of violence The same Coroner held an
induest in tue case Mrs Frances Waremen who died
from burns received by the explosion OF Kerosene lamp
in her apartment No 50 Eridge over the body
OF Archibald Nixon, who almost instantly killed by
falling through the hatchway OF building at Eghthst
and Ave. A. where lie was employed Nixon u years
OF age and resided In Ninety sxthst between Fourth
and Fithayes over the body OF Mrs. Bridget Me.
No 2S Hudson-st the body OF Israel Levy, aged
years who died from scads received by falling into tub
of boiling water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
DECISIONS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS .
ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 23.-The following are
the decisions OF the Court o. Appeals Just render

tne decisions OF Tue court Oh Appeals just rendered.
Judgments Wakemau; suth Admin.
gao &c the hTe Railway Cn'Iendea and another FAIR
Sss ws % to- SF & 'G s 1oS a a m s5g go.
Stought0B art Sahion the Union Manufacturing Company Of Con
. sSeS M s ne Pe s Se az a SaT.r F E s aga
Rowan Case Kubun The Pre Exchange
DAY ths oriental Msia. ss Co. B%IaGsa
Railroad Co Royce Bart Pilab ng Tubbs sgt PAT
fTeeloye aud another gt Coles buergoh GOud GdE
R s .a GTse' Kus a. %s r % 81 Sif sn.
ag ksr farmer Bsk and In Company ,gt Harnoo Pre- aud
Ny sgL Lawrence and Richmond SilHsI sgt MeiT,
Order alarmed With cos-CAhnel B9t TAmsn staples sst Tall.
Judgment General affirmed With eos.swof sgt
Judgment and i ordered abide tb, event
Chester vice Henri Harrington as Do ana G'9e Ravens and
Benefit Life Insurance Company, Gsp Mutual
the Wsyne and Ontario Collegiate Institute AT Duway FULTON at
ssAts Ag Troy and Boston Morgan sg
the Hope Fire IBursBes Company sslean Asi. Define
Jo g. o.. sns Ra on ss%% AF
Onsr Of General Term Affirmed lh eosls aza, the appellants
Judgment Gener,l Terra snmsd Judgment Of sps Term
eostNlhiion at Babeoch Socker Partridge
~s d deere ises, @ be sd by Jadr.
Order q Gsass Term sTne aud jOdgrrnt asolui, dD
dAgt With re~e.eed Manufacturing Company at Poster
parties 70 b. pad out Of the -Seb.osr ast SAITH
Order Of Sss. I,"s .st adsS:g e. 81. SG.sa Term affirmed
Motion denied With 10 cosb-MeySf agt AniiOn.
Judgment eis'ed-Ppy gf xhebo ssun AEt The People ke
Order ofG.pa Term reversed and order of special Tern affirmed
o,ss Of Gsp.gs f ~ n .srnss Wit, so..Ke az. K.
ysasD.s 81 GsSsra Tern rsgsr, and jTasssS % hsso' Of
Order Of the General Tern ane and adgmesi sb'o"'s Tor plain
~ S .: ~ = SS. a. ss@ ,.1 &C. y. ar, .,
s The peter 81 'ss Eysa the People .Ie Gt. e, s' ~.
Delaware lAeEs.s.ns and wr',rn Railroad to Ma sg Bsss
JudEss1 reversed snd trial ordrtdDsr' AFT The People
he Bsoco sEa TIE People
JndERsBt AhIncd-A0IAB sgt The PqsplA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING n BROOKLYN.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon. Charles
Edwards into the billiard saloon OF John Langstaf
in Myrte.aye TO obtain from Langstaff pistol which
he had promised, the night before to loan him. Lang.
staff brought ont three weapons. two Of which be dis.
charged in the back yard and removed tho chambers the
other one which Edwards had chosen, he UangstafrD
turned discharge INTO the fireplace and he
did so Edwards exclaimed al shOt" and fell 10 the
floor He conveyed 10 his hOne No 81 Carllst and
II was found that the ball had entered his stomach above
the navel and glanced downward, aud 10 found m-
possible extract IT, The wounded man, in the ante
mortem statement made 10 the Coroner, eIOneTates
Langstaf from all blame. His recovery Is doubtful.
Iangsaff arrested by Officer Curran Of the Forty
first Precinct, and aferward allowed 10 10 his own
recogniZanCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
LATEST SNIP NEWS
AURIV I'm.

ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP Iouisa Moore Wallace Hesberu, O. naval sor,A
steamship Isaar Bell Bourne Richmond mdss and pass.
Volunteer. Jones Winingon. mds- aud pass
S.saraslp Fsnits. Freeman. Wilmington mde and pass
Rock Todt Hamburg 20 dAys mdse and pss
,oHooSHKs-KlyKK AID oo.srwrL
IacV bDes, Providence. II Shaw, bridgeport
Hrsn r. Jones Gloucester. W. a. Wilson, DEht0n
SAILED.
neuischl.nd Tor Brmeni PALMYRA for LIVERPOOL
North AeeA Rio JabsTo Columbia for Havana H. Livingston
On Sanuh saragolsi for Cbahesoni Saratoga, fnT Rebmohd
Nfip-gfu Bntrr r Cao Lke Outaho FIR Yerpooli ls Bne
M LoRn BArk-Ctns5c fOT Las PalHas ldy ~ TIE Lle, bI
Er.tu Rsnle~r Barbados, sadie Tor SaiA River Ca BHgs-
yson for Dr,hsara; LYDIA H. COe for Guanabimo Shannon, for
Matius sehrWB H. soaes for chIoLi American bagis. io
Whn1gton, Del
MISCELLANEOUS.
Agpa,eh datd amhurs Dec q pubsAd Tfstery apnonheei
iau"ns hal been detained At that place oa We
s 10 the 1874 The 81 The Hsmbnrs American Packet
C5rrsur 10 tbs 5 desire tbs statement They cpIsen'
thf the lammua sailed nom Afe on the 9h vi Dec % HeHi0
hAtg Jcea detained AZ HAvfe one DAY,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
,vAySaH Dee lSad steamship Gen Barnes for Neviofh
C., Dec. 2JArfiNe ship Hope fom Me-" l"fki
se H. steel Barueoa OF the port haIk sysd from Liver
t ,hp Daud Boan Newport bug Saled steamship James
A..er. ior SeWIoIk, bark Arbitrator, Tor Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS,
EHvGSl R1be steamship iaIoo sailed today for Phiade
phL
DISASTERS.
guEtyGros n c. Dee 21About IL o'clock this morning the
sramhp Lcc foaud TO be u1nnre She
being hghtspcd and there Is good pros
p--t Of hrr getting % 10 lew dlyG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
TIE ENTHUSIASTICALLY BOND ROBBERY CASE:

THE JoHNsoN-BRADLEY BOND ROBBERY CASE
Yesterday the adjourned examination In the
case OF Barton NJ johnson and Jerome Bradley accused
of having in their possession portion OF the bonds
stolen from the office OF the DutcheSs County
Insurance Company and Of Morrison, Son & Hutch
Inson came up before Justice Hogan at the
Tombs In The case Of Johnson tho Magistrate stated
that the proof was sufficient TO hold him for trial In s
600 In the OF Bradley although he had held no Of
fetal examination, the case having come before another
magistrate yet he considered himself warranted In
holding him IN 10000 bail Counsel stated that the case
somewhat strange one, another magistrate having
committed the accused in default OF $4,000 ball Justice
Hogan said on Monday he would call the case Of
Bredley a new ohaTge-that OF forgery-n having
altered the the bonds. The accused we're re-
manded 10 their cells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
FIGHT WITH RIVER -TGIEvEs-Two OF THEM
- >''.s.'s--,. . - SHOT,

Early yesterday. Patrolmen Rooney and Fail
Ion Of the Twentynrst Precinct while patrolng in the
neighborbood Of Firstaye. and Thirty fourthst, Jaw
FIVE men In boats acting in suspicious manner. The
officers watched them until they boarded sloop, and
then showed themselves The thieves fed to their boats
and pulled up TO Thirty nnth-st The officers followed,
and the thieves attempted To cnt loose the barge william
Sermons. when the officers again upon them. The
thieves fired at the officers and the latter returned the
fire. discharging shots in all Two OF the thieves
were wounded but were carried away ~ their associ
ates and all escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Nails.

FRIDAY. DC ~
Mails Metico sisa and Vera Cra bJ e Geo
n Ia. Al ths General Po~t.Ofce a. III a
SATURDAY. Disc %.
Chrsn D1yThs Po,tOuo. and all Mails except those sa'ed
behN, clnso At 10 a. m.
TG m Euops LvsrpOol by the CITY Of London, close at
heGcurral Post Ones 81 0 m. No Supplementary Mail
sVre and Bet b. tue Nle de rams close a.
titurT Pasl,O a. No Supplementary Mail
Mails or per steamship Benre close at the General
I AZ a a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
IAnuoanesneuiLI

KSox-Jolly Christmas's own Halter. has
,ri s,r. Claus With stock least many ladies admir-
IN. Kr, M given orders for the 22 Broadway HAS, to be
,..t pfs.nt, to their husbands brothers AID cousins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
HOME NEWS.

REw.YoEs Hour Tber. Bar wind hou 40 a. ,6 w
Ne go 29g NV
a 30 1913 W.NW. . IL Si1 WT'UWW'
so 1870 WHW. ii y 80 80. "" 80, =.
sljohi1y cloudy TO II little cloudy at noon Atern0on
igttis condy TO slightly cloudy 70 sunset Looming
Clear 10 $3.50 slightly haZy $50 to H. SoIE-Dee' =
-From n n m. 10 midnight. overcast - ~
PnasEs OF THE MoON.-It will be new moon Oh new
Years Day, Jan. ], az 6;67 p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

q r. WELLS, No, $50 Broadway, has q list
j.. of "holiday books for sound and sensible
people, Among them are EDps Fables,
illustrated, 81; Pope's Essay on Man, illus.
trated, 81; Man in Genesis and Geology, 81 !;
Wcdiock, 81 80 or So; The Emphatic Dia0lott,
Al or So; Weaper's WorksiJo the Young, 80; ;
The Neo Physiognonly, or Signs Of Character,
with more than 1000 illustrations, $5, %, or
SO; new Hand Book of Home Improvement
a.; an illustrated Christmas Poem, entitled
Benny, by Mrs. A. c. KErcHuM, 81 80, and
many other interesting and sterling works.
Call ut $50 broadway. N. y.
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Iur LrcIrs HART MANUFACTURING

P,SI No Burng Slip Of JohH Offer their ene stock on SvE
Pr ,p waHs low prices until the lt OF January Itanu
CoarJrss Icehsu CGors staple and fancy atcles 70 Wes
ysrry sr Holiday Presents. ~ The Oldest Plated warehouse
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0nn thonsond ladies who are using HoLN

pr an testify that it only protection from bu
b great the Of tue bosSho an
Fan applied 20 any house without damage or trouble send
- -" - L. HoLzks 7 MurraJsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

SIBBArH-scHooL Books. - BRoUGHToN 4
WInIA 10 u keep ID. hest VARIETY from ell PaehibsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

For n stylish and elegant HOLIDAY HAT,
10 E,PEAscnKlD, Manufacturer, No. lls EaSaHsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

IoTICE.-Purchasers of CENTS and Boz
Ct0Htse can ohtan market Affords TEAPHAS
HrrIH Co O. ga 900 and COZ Boss Prices moderate and 10
rsrIstsd a. fspr,isHted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

For n superior, stylish, and elegant Holid
.Utr 20 70 EsrisicIiKID Manufacturer No ls SassassL
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 FultOD-st., New or
best place bny reliable WArcH the DHosDh choice u
EIET AID sIItkA WARE. Diamonds spe11sy.
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PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS, AND CoRDAG
vLLAE0 HAHST, oes aud WsrsrOons lJ5 and 10 BroAa"
IsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

NovrI and BEAUTIFUL designs i'm JET JEW
KtR. o"' DAoAD"A''
CprRA-GLAsSES, EYEGLASSES, Spectacles,
Thermometers. Microscopes, &c. Appropriate gifts
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HANDKERCHIEF TIES,
81 d each. A choice lot iusi oPened.
&c. KEsProS Co, 2gil Broadway.
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I" A BLAZE OF BEAUTY"

THE JANUARY NUMBER OF THB PICTORIAL PHRBEoJOG
ICAL JOURNAL appears bright form, types
nu erous With sound and sensible reading
der this the Among the following:
Ferdinand De Leps promoter Of the Canal with
nortrat and sketch OF hs life Hon Samuel Fisher United
Commissioner Patents with portrait aud biographical sketch and
m workings Of the Patent Once Carlos Manuel Cesped
he President the Cuban Republic George Peabody the Successful
merchant banker phlanihopist Dr. schsuaof the eminent
Biblical and crch % travels AID writings with portrait
The Ks RseePhyealy mentally considered with sDgravpr'
old Northwestern Autasns-AppeAT
anes customs and peesss dre ornaments food weapons se
Illustrated
e0yeTy anatomy, physiology madeleine phreuoloU
thought how thought and sentiment
psed What do Best Tor the requirements Of the teacher
Believes PbTenogy fare there It's oos Of
Faces We Mee-Whas sJ tell and how
bsy aaset $50 "a glimpse at the specimens
Small suOuBs Just for Pup or uhSg with death
"a feature In social hfe -,
Confessions snoisri what he Suffered Of the
metaphysics and p oogy. ApDcntioBhc necessity for Its culture
ConniTys Agricultural keoureA surrey Of our productions
during the past tny with tables
Facts In EEursl HstoryW boTsehaT become thaief The
Hedge bogWbA h how lives and where II Is found illustrated
sponge ongn growth Educational Ma'er-COrhe
Harvard Yale, Michigan.
RheiRThs place Of the old French Klngi
Of Are
Th JOURNAL reached VOL and appear,
the usual magazine form We Lnh that will even more popular
than bff1Ts.
Terms only 80 year % cents No N.wsmsu have, Now 10
the time subscribe for 1870 Address WELLS, 800 Broadway
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