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SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM.
Complicated Divorce Case-What Effect in
This State Has Decree oil Divorce Granted
by an Indiana C0urtf

A Complicated Divorce Case-What Effect in
This State Has a Decree oil Divorce Granted
by Indiana C0urtf
Before Judges Clerke, Sutherland and Barnard.
Emma Holman, PlalntiG ana Respondent, Us.
Wilfdm HoDinant, Defendant ana ApDelld5. This
action was instituted for divorce piaculo matti-
nO,.it, on the ground Of the alleged adultery Of the
defendant with divers persons. The parties were
married IN 1855, in December, and have one child
as the issue Of that marriage. In April,
1857, the defendant the husband, instituted an
action in Howard coun y, Indiana, for divorce from
his wife, this plaintiff on the ground OF her adultery
with one Hezekiah L. Monroe at the Grnnel House,
IN this city. The testimony was taken by commits
diana court granted to this defendant decree Of
absolute divorce from hls wife Emma. Mr.. Hon-
man. In his proceeding before the court in Indiana
furnished what was deemed proper proofs Of his
having resided the requisite time in that State Sub
sequent however, to the granting Of the decree ~
his avor, his wife, this plaintn, commenced suit
before that court 10 set aside the judgment against
her on the ground Of hand IN obtaining
In the action had been made upon her in this CITY,
and that the defendant her husband, had never
been resident Of the state Of Indiana. the evl-
dence adduced Oh that trial was very conflicting,
particularly to his residence in that State but tue
jury rendered verdict in favor OF the plaintiff Mrs
Holman. Mr.. Hoffman appealed from the verdict
and the court reversed the Judgment thus affirming
the validity Of the original decree. shortly there
after Mr.. Honman married Miss Adde Murgith-
royd by whom he had issue several children.
This ristntin the original Mrs. Hoffman, then
commenced u suit against MIN for divorce a nae7lsG
et fhoyo alleging adultery against defendant with
Add,e Murgthroyd, and that he was living In
open and adulterous intercourse with her; also set
ting up conformation by him of the adultery alleged
by him his Indiana suit, and claiming that Ia any
event the decree or shat court In his favor was in
valid ana obiained fraudulentiy.
The trled before Justice Joseph 7. Barnard,
AT the Circuit, and Judgment rendered IN favor or
this plaintiff and, as consequence, decreeng his
marriage with Miss MurgithrOyd as Invalid. From
that judgment this is now TAKEN
The questions raised are mainly as TO the effect OF
the decree OF the Indiana court this State, the
conformation alleged by plaintiff and a minor ques-
ton as to allmOny.
The defendant, OF course, claims that tnesjudg-
ment OF court In Indiana regularly obtained and
affirmed on appeal must stand, ana that Inc courts
OF this State have Jurisdiction to 1nvalidae the
records Of the courts OF another commonwealth.
The principle involved Is interesting from legal
point OF view as well In It's bearing upon future
and fact many existing cecrees of divorce granted
by the Indiana courts
At the close OF the argument the Court took the
papers. reserving its decision.
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would 20 INTO court and swear against tnems A.
No, not tony knowledge.
o. win you swear that you did not use these
wordsf A.. Not to the best OF my opinion; do not
rec0hect haporth about 1t.
Patrick Campbell recalled and examined by Mr..
Kn0x-Q. Did you say 10 Mrs. Blaisdel In the pres
ence OF another lady In substance TO this effect that
unless the Doctor paid you what was due 70 you you
would 60 into court and swear against him and
send him up the ralroads A. No. SIR; never said
anything OF the kind in substance or otherwise.
Mrs. kcLaren was then called 10 the stand, but
before being sworn
Mr.. Courtney objected
The Court ruled that she was incompetent to give
testimony for or against her husband IN criminal
case.
After some discussion on the point, the Court ad-
herring to the principle laid down that In the crimi
nal courts OF the United States q wife cannot be
witness for or against her husband, Mrs. McLaren
resumed her seat beside her husband
The defence having exhausted their witnesses,
some or them not answering to their names when
called,
The court adjourned till eleven O'Clock this morn
ing.
CORRECTION witness Patrick CampbeV was
not recalled to the stand In the Baisdel at the
opening OF the court on Monday morning. The tes-
tlm0ny attributed to him was given by Hugh Kerr.
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COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Cunning $. Bedford, Jr., City Judge
Assistant District Attorneys IIutchlngs and Tweed
were In attendance yesterday morning
Catharnc WINS pleaded guilty to an attempt At
grand larceny the charge being that on the 10th Of
November she stole eightytwo dollars worth OF bed
clothing. the property of'Jonn II. Greenfield There
was another indictment for similar offence. THE
CITY Judge set lrer u the Pcultcnary for one year
INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER.
The Grand Jury brought .in "a number oil incct-
ments and among them were three indictments Got
murder. william McCutcheon.was charged Win tho
murder ~ James Shendley aud iaircE kcfrNan
for the killing of Eliza Tracy. Juffc bedford -
signed OK. Judge stuart 80 defend kerrgan ana Mc
Cutcheon. NE alsu appeared for koieu l1llinnn
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naval 'lSffIllerscr.

The United states steamer Richmond will probably
sail from Boston, Mass, to-day, 10 join the European
squadron The following is list OF her ofiicers:-
Captain, j. r. NJ. Muilany; Lieutenant Command
ers, n. H. wallace j. W. Phiiip, D. X. Cassell, A. $.
Crowinshlcld, !. b. cognlan and j. II; sands; En-
n. Webster and 3 q. Eaton; First Lieutenant Of Ma.
rines X. :. Collum; surgeon, Z. =. Cowes; Passed
Assistamt surgeon, e. Kersnner; Psymaster, J. n.
Tolfrec: Chiei Engne J. Johnson; First Assist
ant Engineers Y. A. wilson and y. a. smith;
second Assistant Engineers, III. w. Phillips and y.
tou. Boafswsin, Robert Dixon; Gunner, John Rog-
era. Carpenter. II. 1Bompson Salmaker, y. Rogers;
Captain's Cfhrk H. G. Glilespcc; Psymasters Clerk,
In0maa
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work at the Br.otlyn Navy Yard.

Tue New YORK Navy Yard now presents busy sp-
pcarance along ~ water 'front.' - the nttng ont OF
the following vessels n fast progressing or com
pleted:--
The Franklin, nagship Of tho European squadron.
wil sail sbout February Is. She viii bear the nag
Of Rear Admiral william Radfofd, and goes upon
tions Of the highest order.
rhe soop- -of-war Portsmouth. Commander A. sum.
mers, Is expected to leave 10 . day or two, first
going to Ells Island to take in her powder. thence
10 the Compass station, when she viii ssIl for the
coast Of Brszn South Auan,e squadron. via Msislra
and Cape De Verde fslsnde. The Portsmouth Ia ens
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NEW YORK CITY,
THE COURTs.
lRTTeD STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Alleged Perjury Case.
Before Lndge Benedict.

Before Judge Benedict.
Tne United States u.s. James AcLdughstn.-Thc
trial or this case was resumed yesterday morn
ing The defendant s charged In the indictment
upon which he Is being tried with having made,
sworn and subscribed to false and malicious AMI
davit containing false corrupt and malicious charges
against Collector Joshua r. Bailey.
The first witness examined was
Robert Murray, United States Marshal, who test
1ed TO o conversation he had with the defendant
after mis- arrest IN which the prisoner stated nat ne
had made the aidavt against Mr.. Bailey al the re-
quest Of q party OF the name OF Jenness who in
duced him to do 1t by promise OF paving him
therefor thirty dollars and that Jenness had cheated
bum out OF half the bribc paying defendant only
nfteen dollars.
Frederick O. Tapley detective officer, testified to
having had similar conversation with the defend
ant; but as the ofiiCer mad made the defendant q
promise that he would use his influence with the
District Attorney not to have him indicted, the evi
dence ruled out.
The prosecution then rested.
The defence rested on good character several wit
nesses being called.
Mr. Beebe, on the conclusion Of the testimony, ad-
dressed the jury ar great length on behalf OF his
Clients This consumed the session, and the court
adjourned till eleven O'Clock this morning.
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lcolored). charged With the homicide Of william H.

heaiuey
GRAND LARCENIEs.
Charles Palmer pleaded guilty TO an attempt az
INST he stole coaks and other dry goods the aggre-
gate value Of which was sxtyseven dollars, the pro-
perty OF OSulllyan a. Greig, III Broadway.
David J, Peak 0ffered q similar plea, the indict-
ment alleging that on the 18th inst ne stole san
worth forty dollars from ship lying In tne Eass
river. The prisoners were remanded for sentence.
ALLEGED ROBBERY.
Thomas Porter who was jointly indicted with
William JONES' was placed on trial, charged with
Cunire. testified that on the I'd inst, while ne was
passing through Tenth avenue he was assaulted Dy
. number OF boys, who stole from him two Keys ana
pocket knife, valued ut one dollar. Mr.. Cunllffe
testified that he could not positively identity Porter
as being in the crowd when he was attacked, but
subsequently said he " as one Of chem.
The Judge charged that there was legal doubt
In the case. The jury, however, rendered verdict
OF assault and battery. His Honor granted o motion
for new trial.
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IM sIattrs.

Mcetsn& of the street Cleaning Ccs,mission.
The street Cleaning Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon at the Mayors once, City Hall The sub
jcct under consideration was that OF paying the
street cleaning contractor the usual semi-monthly
bill when Mayor Hall hauled over the CONTRACTORS
clerk by asking why the streets had not been cleaned
from the LIST 10 the 18th inst The clerk tim'idly
stated that the snow frost and Ice had interferad
with the work.
Mayor ilali then offered the following preamble
and rcsclutiOn:--
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY g. lses-TRIP1E

streets all streets and lanes
alleys CUTTERS wharves, piers and nesds OF slips shall
1t least In each week. unless
and frost therefore,
Resolved That tho question Of whether FROST ~snow
and the sweeping of the avenues
Ac above mentioned from the 4. 70 The 18th Of January
Gopolitan Board OF Heath for Investigation and report
The Board OF Commissioners then adjourned to
meet again at the call OF the chair.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours as Indicated by the ther-
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
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THE DERBY ATHENEUn FIRE.
Fieury's and Weirs' Works DestrGyed-,rbc
Loss Larger Than First supposed-Thc

Eieury's and Weirs, Works DestrGyed-,rbe
Loss Larger Than First Supposed-Thc
Insurance.
The assurances officials were yesterday actively
employed IN investigating inc amount OF damage sus
talned in the fire OF Tuesday night in the art gallery
or Mr.. Derby, No. $50 Broadway, and 1t Is now
thought that the loss viii exceed the figures named
IN the HERALD yesterday.
The most valuable work destroyed was Rother-
mes great historical painting, entitled "A Re-
ception at the White House in The Time OF Lin
coln,n work upon which he had spent three
years OF labor, and which was intended as com
panion picture TO huntngton's "Repubcan Court
In the Days OF Washingion.n The subject selected
dent Lincoln and SO well had Rotlermel succeeded
in the distribution OF prominent figures in groups.
skilul contrast Of colors and the introduction or
statesmen, poets generals and ladies' that the pic
ture on It's first exhhon attracted much attention.
1t was purchased BY Mr. Derby, and for some
months the artist has been engaged In retouchng IT,
Recently he has had sttings from General
cock, Governor Curtin, senator and Mrs. Morgan,
Judge Chase and Mrs. spragues Bryant, Beecher,
General and Mrs Mcclellan, Cyrus Y. Field .a,i and
was purchased by number Of gentlemen for
$4,000 with the view Of presenting 1t, when com
pleted to the government for permanent occupation
In the white House. Arrangements were also being
made by Mr.. Derby, who retains the copyright, to
be generally regretted by all lovers Of art as well AZ
BY Mr.. Derby, who has no hopes Of being able to
have It Reproduced.
Among the other choice gems was sThe Diamond
Necklace by Feury, OF Parts which took the first
premium and . gold medal at the Paris Exposition.
II was valued at Sc, 900.
very striking scene entitled "Casting the Sha.r,r
by Weir, whose Imagination drew upon the West
Point foundry for subject was also destroyed in
voving loss OF $4,000 $4,000 There were In
addition several works fom the easels OF Cropsy and
other artists destroyed.
The origin OF the fire is mystery, but II probably
was caused by defective fue. The stock OF fancy
goods and books was damaged about $1,000 10
81 600 by water and smoke.
ftns
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Belcher, James d Co.'s
Great One Dollar sale!
The m0st LibefAI CONCERN OF Tue Thu J" 'HO
country

The most Liberal concern Of Tue Emu J" '"0
country.
IA The smallest article on our ohechs can be
.,ckanUoI at any time for sPlendid large con
rortipa. or "A Eve bottle revolving silVer-PlRted
csstor or twenty.four French storooscopic
views.
We have on hand over half a million dollars'
worth Of goods The largest and most valuable
,took az linens, wo0lcns. cUttOns, hanuels, dTeT
goods, fancy goods. plated ware, cutlery, meer.
sshAum pipes, 30, &C. Of any dollar sale house
IN America. We import our own goods, and can
sell Ia large or small quantities at importers
prices Ihi- never has been done before, and u
causing complete panic among Wholesalers ami
retailers, wherever our goods are cent, II you
wish TO buy goods cheap, now is the time we
are bound b. sell, Everything tolI At the UNI.
form rate OF one dollar each. Those getting up
clubs for other firms will 10 well to stop where
they are, and send for our circular. Our induce
msnts are double those Of any other concern.
AGENTS LOOK HERE
P,rnclub Of thirty and -, we send one Of
tin following articles, free Of charge 20yaris
Of heavy brown or bleached yard wide shcctiug
double lens French sterc0Scope, with Is rich
foreign views; ladies' real morocco travelling
bag; q pairs ladies' 6no morino stockings J
genuine meerschaum pipe, amber mDuthpiece, IN
fIltUlll rhbtt NlNllA hHA N'Nf ia IVA NNlh
hletc all wool cashmere, for pants ! pair la
dies extra quality cloth boots doE. fine linen
towels; / steel carving knife and fork with ivory
balanced handle, best quality; gents' heavy
chased solid gold ring, elegant delaine dresl
| pattern; ! dos heavy silver plated white meta
dessert forks; dol Rogers Bros. best heEyJ
| plated white metal tea spoons Engraved S. 7
| napkin ringsi rich 20-keycd metal bound con
| oertuB, retalls f1rSlO.
| For club of fifty and 50, one OF the followin
articles: web q heavy brown or bleached var
| wide sheetiug; ! black OF colored alpaca dre'
| pattern pair all wool blankets: engraved Ill
yer plated bottle revolving castor setigor
balanced knives, with silver plated white met
forks; pair gents calf baotsi % yards GOO
priut yards double width water proof {,
oloaking square weol shawl; - yards vOr
fue cashmere, for pants and vest; heautif
poplin dress pattern l09ptcture Turkey m
rocco photograph album.
Bor club Of one hundred aud SlO, prcson
varying In value from 81 % $25.
For a club Of five bundled and $50, presen
from 800 to 800. Larger cluus increased in Il
same ratio. Premiums sent with goods,
l. Circulars free 70 any address. Send all mont
by registered letter or money order. Address,
BELCHER, JAMES & CO.,
4 Broomneli ~, Boston, Mas.
j. decl2W4w
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10 any other way.
The best of Boston and New York references
given Ns 70 the reliability Of our house, aud that
our business IS conducted in the faircst and most
legitimate manner possible, and TINT we give
greater yuluc for the money than can be obtained
IN any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken in transporta-
tiou replaced without charge.
Checks describing articles sold sent to Agents
in club at rates mentioned below. We guarantee
every article to cost less than if bought at any
Boston or New York Wholesale house
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Bad Legs, Old sores, and Ulcers.

Cases Of many years standing, that have lrr.
tinaciously refused to yield TO any other remedy
or treatment. have Invariably succumbed to Il lew
applications of this poWerful uugusut
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Hrysipelas and Salt aheum

Are two Of the most common and yiEulout dis
orders prevalent on this continent. To thee, the
Ointment is especially antsRonistc, its "mudu,
opsrandT is first to eradicate the venom Hui
then eomplete the cure.
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Female Complaints.

Whether in the young or old, married or Gin
gle, at the dawn Of womanh0Ud, or the turn Of
life, these tonic medicine display so decided an
influence that marked improvement is soon
peFceptibe in the health Of the patient. Being
purely vegetable PREPARATION they are a safe and
reliable remedy for all classes Of Females in ev-
cry condition Of health and station Of life.
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HonOway's Pills,
HOLLOWAY'SOTNTMENT
Disorders Of file lOmaCh, Liver and
Bowels,

The stomach Is the great couue which inhu.
enoes the health or disease Of the syi tem-sbused
or deoilitated by CGcoss--indigestion offensive
breath and rhyGicul prostrHtiOn are the natural
consequences. Allied 30 the brain, II il the
source Of headaches, mental depression, nervous
complaints and undressing sleep. The Liver
becomes affected and generates bilious disorders
pains In the eide, &c. The Bowels sympathige
by Costivenefs, Diouhwn aud Byscntory. Tie
principal action Of these i'I. On the stomach
and the liver lungs, bowels and kiducys paItic-
pate in their roouperatiye and rcgouerative orcr.
Atisn.
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Eruptions on the shin,

Arising from bad stute Of tho blood or chronic
diseases, are eradcnted and a clear and tranfpur.
ent surface regnined by the restorative action Of
this Ointment 1t surpassess many Of the coz
metics and other toilet appliances in if power 10
dispc rsshes and other disfgurements Of the face.
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OAUTION!-None are genuine unless the
words "Ilollow.y, New York and London" are
observable as WatcT-mark in every leaf Of the
book of directions around each pot or box the
same can be plainly seen by holding the leaf TO
the light. handsome reward will be given TO
any one rendering such information as may lead
10 the detection Of any party or parties counter
feiting the medicines or vending the same, know
ing them 10 be spurious.
-" Sold at the mandatory Of Professor HoL-
LOwAY, so Maiden Lane, New York. and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine,
throughout tn. civilized world.
Va There is considerable saving by taking The
larger sizes.
N. b. Directions for the guidance of patients
10 every disorder are affixed to each pot and box.
Va Dealers in my well known medicines Gun
have Show Cards Circulars, &e sent FREE OF
EXPENsE,sby addressing Thomas Holloway, so
Maiden Lane, N. 7. febl2dWly.
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BuniOn', Burns, Chapped Hands, Chnblsins
Fistula, Gout, LumbagO, MerOurial Eruptions,
Piles, Rheumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Skin
Diseases, scalds, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sores Of all
kinds, sprAins, Stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
ereal Sores; Wounds Of all kinds.
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Piles and Fistula.

Every form and feature Of these prevalent az
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally aud en-
tirely by the use Of this emolient; warm fomeu
tations should preoede its application It, heal
ing qualities will be found to be thorough apu
nvATiable.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
in lie t0Aopinn cdSfR.
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ENERGY BRICK.
feblOdIy.

a TKINsoN, MURDOCH d CO., will sell
n Brick, delivered, for eight dollars per
thousand, and are prepR' to make contrasts for
sny amount ct eleven dollars Der thousand, In
the WALL tsilderT Measurement. jsnThk
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACn ARTICLE,
TWICE THE AMOUNT

With privilege Of exchange from large variety
Of useful articles, not one Of which could be
bought Tor
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A BOQUET OF FLOWERS.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,

THE undersigned have formed co partner.
L ship, under the firm Of Smealon 4 Schlem.
msr. for carrying on the business Of House, Sign.
and Steamboat Painting Graininy, Kasomjn.
Ing, Paper Hanging, Glazing. &c.
FRANCIS SMEALON.
JOHN SCHLEMMEG,
Rock Island Aug. 90, 1893, DIFF
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YANKEE NOTION STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD & BROTHER.

The undersigned, Successors to A. Hull have
on hand a full stock of -
XAHIEHE NOTIONS
consisting Of Buck Mittens, Gloves, Pins, Nee
dies Paper, Envelopes. Pens, Pencils, Machine
silk, Thread, Bindings, Buttons, Belts and Buc-
kles, RsEors, SCISSORS, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, Barters' sap, Hair Oil, Perfumery, Combs,
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
and Rings, Whips, Lashes, Hosiery, Cigars, Sus-
Penders, Gun Cans, spectacles, Shoe Laces, Head
Meta, Chewing Gum, Rufies, Ladies and Gents
Bosoms and Collars Paper Collars, and great
variety Of fancy articles generally kept in No
ton Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods in New York of importers,
Sobbers and manufacturers for the wholesale
trade, and can sell a. cheap as any store west Of
New York.
FIELD L BROTHER,
Illinois Street, Rock Island.
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The Success
or our One Dollar Sale has caused such
a 90 M p L y r u
V0LUTION


That in order to supply the demand occasioncd
by our constantly increasing patronage, we have
recently made impoTtations for the Fall Trade,
direct from Enrnncan MAnufaeLurrrs
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vTCR'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

Tho first edition Of One Hundred Thousand
Of Flok'' Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds and
Guide IN the Flower Gard'n is now published.
It makes work Of 100 pages, Beautifully illus
trated with about 100 Fine Wood Engraving. Of
Flowers and Vegetables, and An elegant coiored
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NO. 5 NOW READY !
THE PEMBROKE LEGACY.

II will be oopiously illustrated by stephens,
and will run through several numbers The
genius Of Mrs. Davis, In its intensity aud som.
breness strongly resembles that Of Jane Eyre,
and Tho Tombroke Legacy" will DO found to
possess the highest interest.
No. 8 lisa number Of unusual richness, and We
ask the lovers Of good reading and hno sngrAy-
ings TO buy and examine il. Read the
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

FAULTS OF INEXPERIENCED WRITER'S.
Harriet Beeoher Stowe.
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John -. Davis,
Manufacturer Of the
Dexter Threshing Machines and

Horse Powers, Doxter's Mate, Pam Wsqtu,
Farm Rollers, Scotch Harrows, Power aud Har6
Corn Shelters, Haley's Equalizer, and Farm In
plenents generally, Davenport, Iowa.
feb7SdlT
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JOLIET STONE.
SANGER & STEEL,

+ JoIiob IIIs., are prepared to fll orders Of my
giga
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NIV.
ITS TREATMENT.
Prof. Law, of Cornell University.
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III.
THE sHADOWED RIVER.
"A Poem q. P. CrRuoh.