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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

fire department of the city, the employees
of the pOst-Ofiee, large number Of rail-
road attaches, and an immense represen-
tatiOn, of the several mechanical and mer-
camille interts of the Vest. 1t was over
four miles in length. Nearly all the wag-
Ons in the long line presented appropriate
devices and notices, all of greater or less
excellence. After the procession had Oo-
cupied three or four hours in marching
through the principal streets of the city,
it passed in review at the courthouse be-
fore Vice President Colfax, Governor Pal
mer of this State, Mayor Rice of Chicago,
and several other distinguished gentlemen.
This evening the city is very generally
illuminated, and almost universal rejOic-
ing prevails. Bands of Music are prone
nading the street, bOnfres are burning on
every side, while nearly sll the large CEN
tral buildings are in a blaze of glory.
Cheer after cheer rends the air, and it is
very evident that tho people of Chicago at
least thoroughly appreciate the advanLa-
ges of the Pacific Railroad.
A very largely attended meeting is now
being held in Library Hall, under the
Presidency of Mayor Rice. Mr.. COlfax
has spoken for about half an hour in a
very enthusiastic manner. He briefly re-
cited the history and work of building the
road, and alluded at some length to the
day of greatness which its completion
opens to the nation.
Mr.. COlfax was followed by Governor
BrOss, who only reeited his experience on
the Plains in the vicinity of the railroad.
Chicago has seldom seen a more interest
ing and exciting day than this has been. The
city seems fairly alive with enthusiasm,
and on every hand scenes of rejoicing are
manifested. Upon the lake and in the
harbOr nearly all the vessels have appear
ed with all their flags flying, and on the
land the celebration has extended from
the centre Of the city far away into the
remOtest suburban towns and villages.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20
A Acorrespondentwrites: "I engag

A coTrespondentwrites 81 engaged
a chaise at Galway city to conduct me
some few miles into the country, and
had not proceeded far when it pulled
up at the foot of hill, and the driver
coming to the door, opened it. "What
are you at, man? This is MT where l
ordered you to stop" "Whisht, your
honor, whisht!" said the driver in an
under.tone, 81 am only desaving the
beast. 1 III jist bang the dOor-he III
think yer out, an then he II cut up
the hill like the very divil-see if he
don't"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

HAVE THE HEART RIGHT.-There
is a great deal in being in harmony
with what you have to do, or what
you go any where to listen to or en-
Joy. You learn more from a discourse
on any subject with which already
you have some aequaintance-and
you experience satisfaction and de-
light, and receive and retain impress
sions of pleasure, in proportion as you
have an inward sympathy with any
thing you read, see, or hear. The
law of nature is applicable to religion
and religious engagements. You can
do much to promote in yourselves and
to seek from God that "preparatiOn
of heart" for your Sabbath-worshiP,
which being possessed, you will find
that neither the day nor the duty can
be felt as "a weariness. 1t makes
every prayer instructive as a sermon,
and a true sermon, though eloquent,
subduing as devotion and sweet as
song. Many a poor discourse is rich
to them whose heart is right and
many a good one appears bad from
causes existing only in the heart.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20
At Omaha.
,iaL Telegram to Me Commercial.

Special Telegram to the Commercial.
OMAHA, May 1O.-Although heavy rains
fell last night and occasional showers to-
day made pedestrianism uncomfortable,
yet the outpouring of the people of this
city and vicinity was never before equaled.
The morning trains from the West brought
fire companies and the Masonic fraternity
from Fremont, and large number of peO-
pie from the towns and settlements as far
west as the North Platte. Before noon
the streets were crowded with people, anx-
iousiy awaiting the signal from Capitol
Hill, where park of artillery were sta
toned, in the neighborhood of the Observ-
atOry, to enable them to fire salute the
moment the telegraph signals announced
that the last spike had been driven. At
l o'clock P. NJ. various organizations,
comprising General Augur, staff, and the
military stationed at Sherman barracks, the
entire fire department of Omaha and Ere
mont, and Masons, Odd Fellows, Turn
verein, Fenian organizations, Overland
expresses, Pacific Telegraphic corps, Off
GERS and employees of the Union Pacific,
State, City and County officials, and a full
representation of various trades and pro-
fessions, formed under the Marshals of the
day. About l:30 P. NJ, a salute of one
hundred guns, the ringing of bells, and
the shrielxing of whistles of steamers and
locomotives, announced that Omaha and
Sacramento were forever united by iron
bonds. The procession then started,
marched through the principal streets to-
Capitol Square, where General Clinton B.
Fisk, General Anderson, and Judge WAX
ley delivered appropriate addresses. The
public and private dwellings, particularly
- 1F -. Sol
Railroad, Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road, and Council Bluffs and st. Joseph
Railroad, were handsomely decorated,
many of them with inscriptions suggestive
of the great change in overland travel
traffic since 1854.
This evening there was great display
of fireworks and a brilliant illumination
of all public and many private dwellings,
followed by grand ball at the Capitol,
closing day which opened a new page in
the history of Omaha.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

THINK OF THIs.-"She died" said
Polly, Hand was never seen again, for
she was buried in the ground where
the trees grow" ,a- -
"The cold ground?" said the child,
shuddering again.
iNo; the warm grOund,n y returned
Polly; "where the ugly little seeds
are turned into beautiful flowers, and
where good people turn into angels,
and fly away to heaven" ."-[ Dickens,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20
DOesitPay TO Make Rag Carpei ?

Jennie T. Hazen, in the Western
Rural, says no, and specifies as follows:
In. the first place, if you reckon your
time as worth anything, it don't pay.
In the second pla e, if you cut, OF
tear up garments which might be worn
longer as they are, or cut over for some
other purpose, it don't pay.
IF you buy new cloth, red or green
as have known women to dot
don't pay.
If you hire It woven, and pay Is
cents per yard, 1t don't pay.
If you devote your time to It TO the
exclusion of other duties, it don't pay.
If you weave it yourself, up-stairs
in cold room, or in the wOod-hOuse,
and take a cold which may terminals
in something very serious, if not fatal,
it don't pay. - s-
If you buy your dye,stuffs at the
present prices, it don't pay.
If you can do any other kind of
work, and earn a carpet, it don't pay.
If it is made for the oOther room"
and is to be kept immaculate from the
tread Of prOfane feet, except on COM
pany days, it don't pay.
If it involves the sitting up half the
night, when nature demands repOse,
it don't pay. -.--ft
If it makes you nervous and, cross,
and you scOld your husband, and spank
the children, it don't pay. .
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

PRESERVATION OF FURs.-An ex-
change has the following with reference
to the preservation of furs, which, no
doubt, will be of interest to many Of.
our readers.
"The worst thing to be done with
furs is 10 shut them out of sight frem
the air and forget them. The next
worst thing is to put them away
damp. Should they become wet by
exposure to the rain, they should be-
placed no nearer to the fire than where
they will dry slowly. When the s5a-
son for their use is over, they should
not be shut up in a tight chest, bsx or
drawer for more than q few days or d
week " thOut being taken out and weB
shaken. Putting them in a drawer
that is frequently opened, is recon-
meuded, in order that they may be.
frequently seen, and thus constantly
remind one Of the necessity Of attend-
ing to them. To preserve furs perfect
ly and without the least fear Of moths.
frequent airing, shaking and general
cleanliness are necessary"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20
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rmL-a aLLL.L.

Ihols usar Q HoglaaGs 9s49a
bilisFs fbIie tnu77Il eases n DcottaF,
gyu.sa, sarsaghel - 1hs gpPsiile, ea0s
Gn sljoinleuf 6f theu Sdod enable az TO
aei q dige1 q purity tie blood gfue good sos'ndI
ksaliV coEpesinn cT1diodte fis ge0w tfge from d1s
o fspdTf bloom o tbs eess, dnd change De patient
gFol atort-57edfsd, elGeidisd, t1e1k dEd HeTDots
dlgllid o GJull.tzosd, Sod, aHd VigoTos1 PSson
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong BY uaing the BitteFs or
Tonic In fhet, they are Family heidi
elleGs They can be administered win
perfect safety 90 q child three months
old the most delicate female, or man
Ofminetys
T7ore R--,rFfra ~ A. I'D
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20
At st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 10 The fire-alarm bells
in this city were struck at six minutes to
2 O'Clock this afternoon, in response to the
blows of the hammer which drove the
last spike in the Union Pacific RailrOad.
Quite a crowd assembled at the telegraph
office, and much interest was manifest on
the occasion. Everybody is rejOiced at
the completion Of the grandest enterprise
ever accomplished by mortal hands!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

REVENUE STAMPS. = Commissioner
Delano has decided, with regard to
afixing and canceling internal reve-
nue. stamps, that in all cases where an
adhesive stamp shall hereafter be used,
except as may be otherwise provided,
the person making and delivering or
giving the instrument, matter, or
thing to be taxed, shall affix the
stamp; that the entire surface of each
stamp shall be exposed to view; and
that he shall cancel the same by wri-
ting with ink upon each stamp, or by
such mechanical means as the Com
missioner may hereafter require, in or
der that such Cancelled stamp can not
be again used. The cancellation of
stamps for spirits and tobacco will re-
main as heretofore. The Commission
er calls the attention of officers to the
provision in the act imposing a fine
and punishment for using adhesive
stamps which have already been used.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

COMMON HARD SOAP.-Put in an
iron kettle five pounds unshcked
lime, Eve pounds soda and three gall
Ions soft water; let it soak over n 'ght;
in the morning pour OF the wateFs
then add to the water three ard a
half pounds of grease; boil till thick,
turn into panto cool, and cut ia bars,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

A CITIZEN of Minnesota, named
Brown, has attained the climax of i'm
pudent infidelity. He not only left
his wife to live with another, but he
stole his Wifes clothes for the other to
wear.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

The white of an egg, given in sweet
ened water, is a sure cure for the Group,
according to the testimony Of distin-
guished French physician. The rem~
edy must be repeated until a cure is
effected.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10. The bell of
Independence Hall was brought into use
to commemorate the completion of the
Continental Railroad, and the scene there,
generally, was more enthusiastic than any
since Lees surrender. ..-..-....
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

WORTH KNOwING.-A bowl con
tanning two quarts Of water, set in an
oven when baking, will prevent pies,
cakes, ETC., from being scOrched. So
says the Baltimore Sun.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

Chief justice Of the Supreme Court Of PeunsylyAniA
PHIbkDELPHIA March Is, 1851
7 GHd EoOdGHFS German Biiierg e not an tslo1-
ioasg Beverage bt g Fao5 toaic, uss % dfSoTdeTl
q s getIbs oTgaus aad ef grsaf 5cnesi - cases q
ds5iiiV dnd tpalf Of heTU0us action, ia he sySteN
GBO. ". WOODWARD.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

CURE OF LOCKJAw.-Apply pound
ed beet-rOOts, and remove them rs
often as they become dry. The result
will be a complete cure. Such rene
dies should be borne in mind.
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Hollands German Tonic

q eo-btsatson Of al tie f40Tsdients ef ge Bters,
oJsfR FURn SaaGa CFus Rum, OTdzge etc. II &c used
r ne aaae diSsahes he BtsrS IN cases tghrTe some
re aIcotOlie aiulalls e required Hou tgtA bear tH
Gind flaf asSs Felsdicg ara entirely different from
Onr o6sTg dd5sTi1ed for he cure Of f dfsedsss a1led
Gs1s being lsieEttfc preparations Of sdieindi e1tTde'
a1bds HG 0Giefg aeTe zseoctions q Tin 81 some
N.s. Ths TONIC e dscidedly Of the SsOSf plea
raf od agreeable TeHedisS offered % he public
n fasls g OsQiFe e pleasure % take T. t1htls t
as57slgs e1silaTatiHg, and HsdielHds qlEailtie' ~
('Iird Q q q bsptgl e le oTeaisd sf AZ toHi9
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

~ EaosSl, and s5iH eTc az dlseases FssElJiag TOl
lad BIosd Keep your@T3 blood PuTei keep your
Eiuer o. order; ksep rOlfr digctiiUe organs
. sound, healthy 7oO1idttt0E, o. als Uee
q giess remedies, Al and no discdsC sgtA
GSsail VOu Tc Best men the country recommend
Gisu. u yearI Qf hoasst reputation % feT GaVthiaG
gou miGSt GT thssG nTsparati0nG- 80.
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CHICAGO, May 1O.-The celebration of
the completion of the great Continental
railroad connection to-day, was the most
successful affair of the kind that ever took
place in Chicago, and possibly in the West.
1t was entirely impromptu, and almost
every man, woman and child in this city
did their part toward making it a success.
The procession was unique in appearance
and immense in length, the lowest esti-
mate putting it seven miles. Every mer-
chant, every trader, every drayman, every
milkman, every express company, and
every business wagon was in the line, and
generally filled with Loxes, supposed TO
contain gOOds,) directed TO merchants in
every city and town between here and
China Brigham Young seemed to be far
the largest eOnsignee, as about every one
of the 5000 or 1000 business wagons had
one or more packages marked to his ad-
dress. Almost every wagon bore some
pleasant motto or device; got up seclrldItHt
GTteB. Just before the procession moved,
every tug in the river or lake front, over
fifty in number, opened their whistles and
set up scream which seemed to awake
the echoes from the other side of Lake
Michigan; shortly after the Courthouse
sounded its tintinabulatiOns, announcing
that the last spike in the last rail was be-
ing driven home, and then the procession
moved and continued to move until six
O'Clock, when it dispersed. During the
moving Of the procession Vice President
Colfax received the following dispatch:
"PROMoNToRY SUMMIT, Utah, Mayl
"Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Vice President:
"The rails were connected to-day. The
prophecy of Benton to-day is a fact. This
is the way to India. &c. NJ. DODGE,
''JOHN DUFF,
s'SIDNEY DILLON,
at. G. DURANT."
This evening Vice President COlfax,
Lieutenant Governor BrOss and others,
addressed a large audience at Library
Hall, in which they spoke eloquently of
the great era which this day marks in
the history of our country. During the
evening there was also general indul-
gence in fireworks, bonires, illumina =
tiOns, &c.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

Napoleon defined battle as two
great bodies of men trying to scare
each other; the one which gets scared
first being bea ten.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

Let another's passion be lecture to
thy reason, and let the shipwreck Of
his understanding be sea-mark to
thy passion.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

The man who was struck favorably
by plan did not sustain serious in
Jury.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20

have field containing five 5) acres and the length
is to the breadth is Required the length aud
breadth. II. 2. A.
Portsmouth, 0.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-20
The White House UntenabIe.

n HI W AAGC AAOOSC OAAgCAAd1WACe
The White House building is so
completely the property and prone
made of the million that Mrs. Grant
alleges that she has no bedroom for
her sisters who come to visit her. The
whole of the lower floor, excepting
small dining room, and one half the
second story of the White House, are
thrown open to the public. 1t is like
living in the loft of one end of a mar
ket house. Though there are some
fine mirrors, carpets, &cin this building,
the house itself is cracked, Ieaky, old,
mUsty, and going straight to decay,
despite the paint and gilt in which
these rOttennesses are disguised. 1
went into the little crib called the
"ofice'Of General Badeau' some time
ago; and there was a crack from top
to bottom of his door, through which
the eye could look plainly, as
through a window pane. In point of
comfort the Presidents wife finds her
former residence thrice as habitable as
this great public palace And how is
one TO keep the crowd out?-TG. w. T.
in Chicago Tribune.
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SONG.

BT cHAELEs KINGSLEY.
The world gnes up and the world goes down,
And the sunshine follows the rain,
And yesterday 8 snesr and yesterdays frown
Can never come over again,
Sweet wife,
No, never come over again.
For woman is warm, though man be cold
And the night will hallow the day,
Till the heart which at even was weary and old
Can rise in the morning gay,
Sweet wife,
To its work in the morning gay.
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Problems.

Divide y into four such parts that II to the first you
add s. from the second subtract the third divided by
5, aud the iOnrth multiplied by s. the sum, the differ
euce the quotent aud the product shall all be equal to
the same number. Il. z. A.
Portsmouth, o.
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Conundrums.

Answer to Enigma in last weeks News: Gran Emry
aud Nancy Harvey.
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yRor REv. JosEPH p. KENNARD, DID,

Pastor Of The Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR JloEsOH-DEAR SIR:-I haze been frequently
FeQueried % conneei aig tJ recommendations Q
6iDTcHf kind Of ledieines bu fegGTdiHg he raetlos
ot qf ny lpsTiats sheTe, haue q al edset do
eiRsd; bt 1ith clear proof f UaTtOuI f1liaiicei aa
particularly IN ny 0ig JdHlily Of he SefRCss Of D..
HoofGHdS GeTdn Biierf, depdTf for once from ny
US1i o0lTsc % ezTcsS ny JH eOHUieliOH Gt for gen.
eFl debility Of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint it q 49, IMsafe and valuable
prepaF alton. IN Xxx SOzle cdssS may
Idfff blat asiaEu KY ] doubt not, q tUiU
Be cen bcnefcialUI % those 1DhO SgfsF
szs8 &c ebouS saHsts TS,Ts, Ucyy respectfully
y r. KENNARDt
IigAEh, bsloa5 Coates sired
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Poetry.
THn LAST PAoIFIo RAIL.

RIvET TIE LAST PACIFIC RAIL.
BT GEoEaE W. BUEGAT.
Rivet the last Pnolae rail,
With a silver hammer and golden nAili
For over the hill and over the vale,
The iron horse is swiftly coming.
Along The prairies wild flowers sweet,
With red lips kiss his flying feet,
Wild eagles his wild scream rePeat:--
His hymn Of praise the bee is humming,
Hail to the day and deedl
hail to the iron steedi
Hail to the iron rail-
Hail to the West, all haili
Nov the rising and setting sun
Shall see the East and West are one,
Wherever the stoed of steam shall ruE,
The Union shall be one forever.
State linked with State with iron bands,
Hearts linked with hearts, and hand in hand,
Hail to our broad free lakes and landsl
Hail to our free lands
Bail to our free handsl
Hail to the gold HaiII
Hail TO the last rail-
Over prairiss Of gold and green,
Over rivers that roll between,
Plumed mountains Of richest sheen,
The steam horss tolls harder and harder,
Now soaring the wild herds and h1cks,
Now thundering over granite blocks,
Now climbing the steep shelving rocks,
Now mp the Sierra Nevada.
Hail to the plains bsIOwl
Hail to The peaks Of snoWl
Hail to the hammer'sstroksl
Hail to the echoes w0kei
From ocean to ocean the rail
Runs over the mountain and vale,
Which echo with blows on the nail,
Now heard by the list ming races.
Hail to the pathway Of nations here:
It runs to-day through hemisphere,
The good time coming must now be near,
II shines on our hOp0-lighted faces.
Hail to the age Of steaHii
Hall to the iron teaml
Hail to our barsl
Hail to our nag Of starsi
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Hollands German Bittsrs

n entirely vegetable, and contains ne
Wouor, T1 a = compound Of Fluid ELa
froul which lhege extracts are made
if' an .Es Es'4ssssfl neal sIaaI Ies5RsPy; 7T9i@s:
Gre extracted from them by
4 gefe ne 49, chemist. These
eytraeas are theIt Forwarded to tlIia
country % be used expressly for Bhe
u1amufaeture OftheBe IBttGsrss There a.
No alcoholic substance Of any kind used
IN eOmpOumdEnE fhe BltteFD, hence lt IL
the only Bitter that can be used iR
e1GeG where aloohOno gtImulamts are
Roa advisable
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TEOlI bon. JAMES THOMPSON.

UNUN HUI Is7ULUH- LLLll-N lN419
Judgs Of ths Buprs.ns Court Of Pennsylvania.
PmLADHLPHlA, April q, 1854
VeouNfHeP ~ Is HOOhand5a
Gernrnn HFt ~ teFu - q vaEiEd6lo
rIedteiRe N en1e OF attacks Of
] can SertlfT thls from my eIpsrLenee OF
las E0uHlv with FegBeelg
JAMES THOMPSON
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THE LAST RAIL.
COMPLETION OF THE Pa
CIFIC RAILROAD.
Rejoicing I'm Omaha, New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago, &c.

Special Telegram to the Ci11ci1lsati CONNER
ci0I
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-04

DIE MopENwELT for December has
been received, and is undoubtedly the
best illustrated fashion journal ever
offered to the American ladies. The
amount given for the small price charged
is wonderful This number alone con-
tains 140 useful illustrations, mostly for
cloaks; highly colored steel engraving,
and large supplement- containing 10
full-s;zed patterns for ladies and child
rcn's cloaks, over-skirts, etc. Single
copies, 35 cents. The daily Increasing
demand for this valuable Journal has
induced the proprietor to import it semi
monthly, commencing January, 1870, at
the exceedingly low price of 15 cents per
copy, or So per annum. Now is the time
to subscribe aud get up clubs. S. L.
TAYLOR, Importer, 35l Canal Street.
New York.