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The state BOARD OF Eauali.a t,on.

Our letters from different parts of the
State contain vehement denunciations Of the
action Of the State Board of Equalization in
raising the assessments Of real estate. The
county assessors were on the spot, and may
be safely presumed to have had more trust
worthy information on the subject than
could be obtained by central board sitting
in Columbia. Their assessment should not
have been meddled with, without the gray
est and most serious deliberation. Putting
this and that together, we can only account
for the conduct Of the State Board by sup
posing that the total values returned to
them were much less than they expected,
and were therefore run up haphazard to the
desired amount Governor Scott - who
thinks that he knows as much about the
State as any other man-announced that
the taxable property would amount to about
$500, 100000, and it must have been dis.
gushing in the extreme when the total
returns were found to amount to only $164.-
100000
A correspondent in Walhalla, puts tho
whole question in very few words He
says: /" The assessed value Of real estate Ii,
Oconee, has been raised one hundred Der
cent, while in Piokens, where lands are
worth more, it is only raised twenty-five per
cent I heard person remark the other
day that il the Radicals wanted all We had,
just to say 50, and not whip the devil
around the stump In that manner. This has
s's0ays bse'a s0hite county, and after this IT
WILL BE STILL WHITTIER. Oconee and Pick
ems both went Democratic in May
This is the keynote to strike. There is
but one way to get rid Of public extrava-
gance, high taxation, swarms Of county
and township officers, boards Of equalisa-
ton and the like. And that way is to de-
feat Radicalism everywhere and upon all
occasions. This can be done by showing
that Radicalism in South Carolina is as ruin
ous to the pocket as it is destructive Of in
dustry and integrity. S Nt
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gOtfls.'
CT. LOUD not Il l..

THIS NEW AND COMMOIIoUS HOUSE, IoCAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-seoond.street.
advantages all other houses for the az.
commodatton OF tts guests It was built expressly
for frst-class family boarding hn,.sa .ss rooms
being large and en- suite, heated by steam-with hot
and cold water and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department is in the most experienced
hands, ahordtnR guests an uneqaalled table. ,r
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators 10 also amoD0
guests at all hours. ~.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, running from the CITY
Avenue lines are buta short block ON either side.
aafordng ample facilities for communicating with a
the depotss steamboat 1andiaRsF places Of amuso.
nent and business u tbs great naessopOlis.
NONE q nOLLEY. PropEiotors.
maScn III Ntf& AN ~ Vt'7 6fhoa
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A PUBLIC MEETING has been held ia
Darlington to organise . cotton factory.
There was much enthusiasm, and committees
were appointed to open books and get tho
enterprise fairly under way. Well done,
Darlington
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Ggpartnfrsbip Notice.

n LIMITED RARTHMRSRIR..axR UN.
49, nERsIaNED have, tn acoordance With the
Of ofWtLfIAMNURNEY. and ia conformity Witirshe he
afticlss Of Agreement of Limited partn ershtp. bes sr
asy. gas u .f1 4 ~ - = -
1t is mutually agreed TO renew and continue :;.s
same under said agreement to June I. ls7I.s
lS,gnedi MiLLfAM0URNRy. General Partner.
+ (signedlt JAZZ e. ADAMS. Special Partner.
Charlsssons 8. q, Juno !. 1859. Va s5
JursS NJ ,,5s,,s saet1.. stnth limo
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The citizens Of orangeburg, az will be
seen from tho letter Of our correspondent,
are taking vigorous action against the ac I.
tion Of the State Board Of Equalixation IS.
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CHI A r L E S T ON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1869.
Tho Crops.

We continue this morning the publication
Of letterA showing the condition Of the
crops in the different sections Of the State.
Upon the whole the accounts are enoourag-
ing, but we shall make no general comment
until our returns ore complete.
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g GTOLEN, FROs1 Mfxs. LEVIUY SMOKE.
~ IN Col!eton County, two miles from Waiterboro'
BON the night Of the 10th April last her only MARE
The Mare 10 black. and rather low fox her length,
bus well built; her body long; both fore feet and
one hind foot are white. and branded ON the shout
der S.S. The Mare was followed hfeen miles above
Walterboro 10 the DIRECTION Of Barawell. A white
man was riding her. Mrs Smoke could not have
the thief followed for want Of means ana her little
crop must be lost without help. Any information
relative 70 the Mate viii be thauksS received Di-
rect 70 MraaL. SMOKE, Walterboro'i CoIleton C0nn.
~. sas9 lls q sS5s1,Y17 a. h ysT- Nav al
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THOMAs COUNTY. GA, PLANTATIOy
- FOR sALE.-I offer for sale PLANTATION
In Thomas County, four miles from Thomaeyills
condstng Of twelve hundred ana two and half
acres nrst quality Land, With good Dwelling Cabins.
screw. Blacksmith Shop. SO all nudcr good fence:
hve hundred acres cleared, balance heavily timber
mock-hounded on the north eide. BY the Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad; on the south by the Monticello
within half mile or this Plantation ili ~ 4 - ~
mere IA never-faiiina creek OF Ane water rum
ning through the Plantation; also ave wells and two
vel! stocked ash ponds on the premises. IA !.
1Ms place ~ known aS the Seward Home Place."
ard. I. s@fs ~ ~ 90 - - go"
~ The Mules. Horses and other Stock, with all the
with the place on reasonabie terms. 1s7
For particulars, apply to, nan
s A. STEvENNs Augusta Ga.
sOr 70 ~ .P. WRIGHT, Thomasvtlle. Ga. ss
Or 4. r. GUiLN HTTV 4 90 Savannah 10 .
i. S.--There are two churches and ewO schools in
Ihomasyille. Ga, nne climate ana good neignSors.
e0ae la+ s-f@ limo (!
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Gost aab .fouuo.

TT OsT. A GOLD TOOTHPICK. A LIIB-
- ERAL reward will be given If left at THIS OF
- 4e,t- . Iuna
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Waats.

WANTED, BHa a EpUa q MAN, A sITU-
w ALTON as sSCiert or AsAtBtant Bookkeeper.
Address J.. Charleston Postofnce. ~!
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DoarSing...

DEWsOMS xvIsRIMG BOARD FsO8 rpr
E GUNNER will 1nd soAA deligbtfil sotath 70 s,ros
y M the wAvERLY Z HOUSE. No. 2Sa Ktng-strsek
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VIZ ANTED By A YOUNG LADY, "A SIT.
tire charge OF them and sew for them If required.
Has no objection to leave the city state. Address
A. r.. Key Box No. IS. COarleston Poetoffice.
juno
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WANTED, g GENTLEM EN IN NEED OF
w SUMMER CLOTHING, to call and examine
the WASHING TON MILLS BLUE Flannel SUITS
at GEORGE LITTLE CO.'S, No. 213 King-street.
June tuths1mo
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A UCTlONEERs, BROK ERS. AN I'd
IA others wishing ''f or Sale" Placards. Businass
Cards. or other JOB Printing executed With neat
ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by Ieay
ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
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WANTED. "A GOOD COOK, w HHTtc
Nv preferred. Mono need apply unless with good
2erences. Apply at No. 98 ST. PHILIPS rREET.
OM4e 10 ~
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TWO HUNDMMD COLOR
W. ED MEN to work on the Mscon an Bruns-
wick Railroad; salary $50 per month. Apply to
BLACK & JOHNSON, shipping Agents, No IS East
Bay. Juno 10
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TRANSPORTATION w A II H ID -
L. Captains of small Vessels can find employ
ment by applying at the foot Of Beestreet, to JOHN
MCORADY., NAV 26
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Go Rfnt.

ITO IL e T.-G r NJ II l. r. nj E Or
4 parties desiring ROOMS furnished or not ca
obtain them; also Buggy House and Stable. Appl
at No. 46 BEAUFAIN.S1REET.
June tuthae =
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DR. b. BAER.
June ~ No. 131 Meeting street.
G. j. hU II NJ
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
s. f. Corner of King and John-sts
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY GOODS,
PERFUAERIES, SOAPS, PUFF5 AND PUFF
BOXES. TOILET SETS, dc.
PATENT MEDICINEs
GENUINE BAY RUM
LUHN'S COLOGNE
Is UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. Atrial.
WILL REPAY YOU.
GERMAN COLOGNES.
LUHNS FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Have no equal for strength and purity and ought to
be used by all
SODA WATER DEA LERs AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FACTURERS.
Mr.. E. Fl. JACKSON, Proprietor Of the Charleston
hesitation to the public for Ice Creams, Jelies and
Pastry"
Mrs. H. M. BULTERFrELD. Proprietress of the Pa
viion Hotel, says: "rhey well worthy the atten-
tion Of those who deal in them or use them
These Extracts are put up IN small vals, by the
dozen, for the trade and family use, and in pint,
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers.
Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any article desired not in stock, will be- procur ed
to order.
Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE.
June D&c tuths 3mo
III - -
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
1t is Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing Injurious.
The following is one Of thousands of testimonials
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
MAYRsvHLE, 8. O., December %, 1868.
certify that have heen using Rison's "Tobacco
Antidote for two weeks. and lnd that the prepara-
ton will certainly overcome the desire for chewing
tobacco. therefore cheerfully recommend all who
earnestly desire to abandon this lthy and health
destroying practice, to the "Antidote" and they
WIN find 1t comparatively easy matter to overcome
the habit ia. MAYES. NJ. D.
~ Price 50 cents per Boy The usual discount
to the Trade.
A8r For eale by
DR.. III. BAER.
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
June limo
u-NO
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK in both Eng
lsh and German. by Robert stewart. v. S., of MISS
he work covers the whole ground of the breeding
and raising, and the treatment OF horses and mules
bo:h in sickness and health. 1t has its way to
popular favor. and is Today the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out Address q. F. VENt,
Publisher, Cincinnati. o. 6mo* March 10
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ESON SALD, OLD NEvVSPAPERS IN
n any quantity. Price rs cents ner hnndrea
Inc cheapest wrapptn9 paper that can be used. Ap
ply at the Office ofTHE NEWS. March ~R
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hEOH UOUVFS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE nv
DIR. H. BAER, NO. 13l MEETING-
STREET.
ID ISON'S TOBACCO ANIIDOTE
III Roses Cough Syrup
Schenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy I'D Cure
Rejuvenatng EliaAA
Chloride of Lime
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or ''Kaiser" Pills, &C.. &C.
April 8
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ITO RENT, n SMALL HOUSE. WITH
Il four rooms aud necessary outbuildinos on
premises, Apply at No. 126 KING-STREET, q few
doors south OF Que construct tuths3* June
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WANTED, FIKS T-CLA~S TIsAVEL-
W. LING SALESMEN in every state. Good
Address, with stamp. B. F. HOWE, No. 639 Aroh.
street, Pbliadelphla, Pa. 3nOs April3
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WANTED. EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain and
ornamental. is executed promptly in the neates!
style and at the lowest New York prices, at 1HE
NEWS Job Ofice, No. 149 EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale of prices before giving your orders
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.3or Sale.

LHOR SALE, A NEW BATTEAU. TWFN.
IL ~ feet in length, 8 feet inches across the
keei. and feet inches. across the gunwale Apply
at No. is GADSDEN STREET, near Montague,
Is Nav o6
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from our Grand Rapids Correspondent
MATTERS AT GRAND RAPIDS.
GnANn RArlns. Lulr 8. 1900.

NRAND RArlDS, July y, lSbO.
En-. JornNAL There being no lrttpr in tlic
JorRSAL last we, k will account for our absence
That may be SLIGHTLY Irish, but no matter
ltappeurs that railroad meeting has been
held here by parties Interested in J." Short Cut
Airliuc' from nryan To Fremont. Judging
from what we have heard since our return and
sccn IN the papers ON the limo Of the proposed
r0nd, tits n matter attracting the attention Of
the business men in the different towns on the
line and that thirteen Thousand dollars was
pledged here the day Of the meeting, aud cum
mittee appointed to consult the feelings oC The
people and make arrangements Tor another
meeting at an early day. The men composing
the committee are live men and will ascertain IL
anything can be done. II Is matter of impur-
tanee to this place. md this place will be of inn
Portance to the road, nS tho abundance Of stone
will be an lmportant item in building the road,
aud after the road is built will furnish a large
amount ot business to tho road. Berea and
Brownhelm are built up irom the stone trnde,
ana u Is an importnnt item to the Cleveland \
Toledo ltailroad. The immense through busi-
MSS East ant West, dem ,nAs aunlher aud
tho northern division or the Cleveland and
Toledo road will soon be rclaid from Sandusky Y
tn either Clyde or Fremont, aud this rnad To
Byran lncrsectng the Aitline, will make near
" nn Airline from Cleveland to Chicago and
twenty miles shorter than any other read.
Tho lth OF July was celebrated at Union
Grove ON tho ID, instead urthc 23d us we noticed
IN the bills. I he day opened very unptomlsnG
and kept It's promise by getting mp crlc-
bratun Of its own with the Artillery of honYrn
and extensive fireworks Of lightning in the
afternoon, and heavy rain.
Notwithstanding the appearance octhc weather
in the morning, about fifteen hundrcd assem-
blcd M the Gruvo and the celebration opcncd by
sham battle which was wcll executed hy
about one hundted soldiers, The skirmishng
reminded us very much OF somo of the Skir-
mishes nj Donaldson, pttsburg Landing,
Corinth and Vicksburg.
COL. SuANNoN Grated with his usual vim
DANIeL pEUGu read the Declaration of mdn-
peudcnce, AS Pat Maloy saws the eating was
"very toue,' but an approaching storm So, Y
brought that part Of the exercise to AN cnd
and all so,n disbanded in demnralizcd condition
The thanks of the people present are due to Il,
citizens on beaver Creek and vicinity Tor & 1
labor and pains they tn,k to mike the celebrN-
tion a success and good timo would have hccu
tho results IL the storm had not mtcrlcrod. |
was much better to terminate this way than u,
at bowling Green.
The weather has been very bud on crops
Corn on the pr,ireS will be slim. On the rul
Inns lnud il will he fair. Wheat is injured I,
some extent, but ifi viii Keep dry and lair fcI
few days II will hc saved II has been a yer,
bal sea on 50 far for farmers, but warm Jul,
aud August may bring corn out all right yet.
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act the public business OF county, Bad lt'
deed must be The cause Of Bowling Green and
mtensly rotten aud corrupt its champions, when
they resort to secret mcctings At night with
guard al the door, 10 devise The ways aud means
by which they may cheat, deceive, delude and
delfaud the people " the county fcr The purpose
Of promoting thair selfish interests. let oil be
sni that mas about the citizens Of Pcrrysburg
attempting to defeat The expressed will Of tho
people, yet !, is evident to every observing
mind that the question of rcmoving the county
scat, was initiated aud Is still urged un by fraud
nnd flschood by few mcrcenafics at Bowling
Green who hope To make mmcy through specu-
lation in town property aud adj,ioing lands.
They have succeeded in dupiug many honest
men and arc now using them 10 subscrvc their
unworthy purposes.
That they were aud are dishonest isproved by
the fact that they dare not even trust each other
IN naming their friends anl therefore determine
in all future meetings " the conspirators To- call
no names. II the objects they desire to accom-
pish are just nnh proper, why illus guarded
Why this precau,ion 2 why this sccrcsy os-
peciilly if The majority Of tho people are with
them. The truth Is they kAow they obtained
the votes cast for removal" through deception,
falsehoud and fraud aud they know not how tu
maintain tho apparent position that vote gave
them only 10y the continued practice Of deception
talschocd aud fraud, They ever have bccu aud
stil are true to hor native Instincts aud the foul
conspiracy which we to-day unoarth. proves
them To be bascr than we ever charged them 10
be. Nice creatures they to charge others with
want Of deecncy and principle, while they are in
the very act Of secretly planning the means, by
which they may hood wink and deceive the peo-
pic and if need be, sacrifice the party, topromutc
their selfish aims,
As to Mr. BogGnroN, Chairman or the Rcpub.
Central Committee, we call upon him to at once
resign that position. As such Chairman, II was
his duty to do all in his power to prutcct and
maintain the integrity Of the party, but when he
cnlers intOa secret organization TO split The paf-
ty upon ge1graphioal line or local issue, for
the purpose of putting money in his pocket, he
belrdys the trust nul forfcts the confidence
rcpnscd in him 10y his fellow republicans.
Thus hayo we torn the iuo X from thchiicous
couutcnanccs of the Bowling Green conspirat rs
and exposed their moral dcfnrmiiius to the IN
speclion Of tho people Of Wood county. We
have done our duty, now let the voters do theirs
10y stamping their seal ofc information upon all
engaged or sympathizng with them, in tho at
tempted fraud and swindle.
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when tho ire-nies dance Ihro' the deep'nipg
shade,
And tie w6ippoorwll's song resounds thro'
the glade,
When the wld-bird sits hushed on the green
wood tree
Aud the swce, breath Of evening sweeps over
Wien the shadows arc gathering adown in
the glen,
Aud day bids us farewell will they miss
me then2
When the bright, merry stars are W ~ the SKY
Aud the pale noun looks down with her pure,
silent eye,
When the soft evening breeze, 50 fearless and
ffre,
I, silently waving each green, icafv tree
them have been,
win it whisper of ave will they miss mt
then
When the loved ones who lingor around that
inir dumc,
Are gathered within their bright, happy home
When their sweet voices muge in one spuf
Of praise,
viii they miss glad voice known IN Other
days,
When they listen to catch US loved echo again
And they hear it not viii they miss me thea
When they gather themselves fur the swcc
morning prhNcr,
Aud midst that luYcd group there Is ono va
cnnt clmir,
win they turn them away from that lonely
seat,
And list for the sound Of my coming feet;
Nhgn they find J am gone, aud thcy'v list
cned in vain,
win fond heart sigh--wil they miss me
then Z
When sorrow falls fast, will they wish one
more tear
When joys cluster round, will they wish one
more cheer
viii the hours e'or seem lone thro' the long
summer day,
When the echoes nccr wake whore my feet
used to stray
When lorgcttng they call DER my name
again,
Aud ! answer not will they miss me thUn
PgnMsBuUG July, 1869.
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CLENELANn, o., june 81. l'6a.
Waiiiiesey Prop, Med cine Cnmpany
ADIRM lGIN, OITIOs

GgNrLgNgN; Please Send us at once Five
Gross Dyspepsia Curc, We wish to say a word
IN rrgSrd 10 The H,egi of sepr Ecr,etig. AS wo
were induced Ia make tie trSt purchase throul h
the earnest le,on mCutWthn at aequai ltanccs
who had uSedth Medicine, we have Given ne
Cure persrnal attention, recommending Il in all
eases t,T Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, and
are pleased to say that, In no instance where ono
bottle has been takcn for those diseases, has /,
fai'el To give immediate relief, aud resulted I'm
permanen, cure. Hence it gives MS greater sat-
islactlon to sell your Dyspepsia Cure, than any
Pateut Medicine we have ever hsd in our house.
Very Respectfully Yours,
STRONG y ARMSTRONG.
Wholesale Druggists, 90 Superior and 81
frankfort Streets. lsd
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Ihe supreme Court ~ Georgia has decided
Me, s1lnfea men have tho right 20 hold uilico IN
uet state Justice Mccoy, who rendered thu
decision, sa'd IN effect that he held that the old
constitution at Seornia and all laws on slavery
Meiv a;e,,' sn'Isy swsptewey by the revolution 6l
dred and sixty five, and lhat M cenins snl
splil oi The ncw poitical aees was tbe ersni,e"
OF tul legal and political rglts u all i,esreet.
i've o! race q estg. "''-iN''
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nemnorntin Slnie Cnnrrnllnn.

DemOCrntIc StnIe CONVENTION.
The Democrats, ut their State Convention
held in Columbus on Wednesday Of last week
made the following nominations
For Gorcrnor, Gen. W. =. R0sgcRANs.
F'r Lieut., GorcrHor, T.J .GoprREY.
Far JHLgc Of Sopreme CoUri, W. j. GILMORE.
For YreNms'r, STEPHEN liuHFu.
FIR Attorney GcHerdi i. NJ. CoNNELr.
For Board Of PaGfio Il'orks, BESJAMiN
CmROHiLL.
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Bonghton, Chairman Of County Central Committee,
IN THE RINGl
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xcn'S Popular EncycIopcdia ana
universal Dictionary.

We have received the 9th and ssth uum.
hcrsw thisP Po, ular Eucy yelopela and Universal
Dictionary Of Art, Science, History, Biography
Geography, aud Language. This is rrally a
wonderful production, and the pcluSal ol II has
glvcH us great pleasure and profit We know
OF no work containing anything Ike the same
amount OF valuable Information. The pIice is
maryeli"oSlS low. We cannot see how the
publisher can afford tp give 81 much for So
small sum as l0 cents. Persons desirnr
agencies aud wc think all who try must 40 we'll
at u, should odlrss the publiShcr, Mr.. y. En-
wool Hsll, pmhdelphn Ne understand he
sends sample copies To appGct tutA, gratis.