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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-12-16
The Gold Hill (Cal.) News of October 3

The Gold Hill (Cal.) News of October st
tells the following:
"An old scrub of a dump-cart horse. work
ing at the grading of the railroad on the high
rocky hill just south of Crown point ravne,
last Friday evening getting excited probably
over an extra allowance ofbarley, ora arepug-
nance to night work, took Il notion to get re-
bellious, and started to run away. Recklessly
sloshing about in the dark, he plunged over a
stone wall sixteen feet high, then rolled sixty
feet further down the hill into an open cut
thirty feet deep, which directed him into an
old shaft OF incline l25 feet deep, down which
he went head first, carrying with him harness
and leaving the cart sticking fast in the mouth
of the shaft He was found next morning w.
ing on his back, wcdged between some BIG
rocks at the bottom of the shaft. He was
helped to his feet, and found to be all right,
except being scratched and bruised. The
railroad folks gave him to some boys, who
rugged windlass and hoistcd the old fellow
out This story is Us tough rs the horse, but
il is true, nevertheless
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-12-16
Farm, Garden, and Household,

CONDUCTED BY PUTNAM sINoNToN.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-12-16
LETTER FROM BOSTON.
Correspondence CT the journal.

Fort HiIl--Pubic Library -Universalst Gen.
tenary Meeting --InstaIiation of Rev. John
De Witt--WendeII Phillips--A Midsummer
Nights Dream-Annie CIark's Benefit--M iss
Maggie Mitchell--Annie Cary--Gen. Mcclellan
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL
FOR 1870.
THE POPULAR
ENW EN- q l. AN D
FAM MIL YEN f w S PA p 4 r.

n nrs.o,,;,. ,ho nros..,,,. 81 r,,r posrox
r ~
'ooRSAL " INC Icauins community, en-! ue'aiiod
enumeration oil the many features which have made
1t SO acceptable In the past is scarcely requisite
liz ox,o,dod o;uo,,,.,;o- T. NJ. r.u,a..ah...
.o IN Ne" InsiAnu mas 'o.A'-
shed It's reput alton as w1de-awake, enterprisinS
newspaper, win every department SO thoroughly
organized that the people rely with confidence up
on finding in its columns the latest and freshest
- a.. a., -, -,
wbich have .oo,,r.d t,r IT, -, ,,ie -
which n occnn;os &c Isod,n,, ,onrnal 81 ~ oa,'n
Wy, wlii oo continued, while mat industrious APP
plication which the progress OF events demands OF
oil journalists who desire to meet the expectations
Of the public, will not be found wanting. twill
maintain its identity as paper allied to the intor
ests of the progressive marty of tho country nro-
,on,;n- homoror ;,,,ar.;a., 81,
r,.o,;na. :, ~, o,,,ia., -. ~ I. rO''' y. sA'
" ~, Poi'''o". PA''i's' 'ius presenting
NEWSPAPER which in Its reportorial departments
may challenge the criticism of men of ot,po.fhr no.
,,.t, y - = ~
the JOURNAL Tor 1870 will retain tho many fea-
tures which have made II SO accountable to the bou,c
bo,ds of tbo,.ands In Now pnr,,,d Nv,
'oiu' "a 'noUs"h's Il" ave" Thg'ahu. "hateFer
Will ada TO It's value and prove OF interest 10 any
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Critical Notices of the Preps

Hsrper's Bazaar contains, besides pictures,
patterns, ETC., a variety of matter of especial
use and interest to the family articles on health
dress, and housekeeping in sill its branches; its
editorial matter is specially adapted to the cir
Gle it is intended to interest and instruct; and
it has, besides, good stories and literary matter
of merit. 1t is not surprising that the journal,
with such features, has achieved in short time
hn immense success for something Of it's kind
was desired in thousands Of families, and its
publishers have filled the demand. The young
lady who buys single number Of Hsrpsrs Bs-
1ar is made subscriber for lfe-N. Y Eve.
Post
The Bazaar is excellent. Like all the periodi-
calls which the Harpcrs publish, it is almost
ideally well edited, and the class Of readers for
whom il is intenden-the methers and daughters
in average families--cannot but profit by it,
good sense and good TASTE which, We have no
doubt, are to-day making very many home,
happier than they may have been before th'
women began taking lessons in personal and
hsusehold and social management from thi'
good-nstured mentor.--The Nation.
1t has the merit cf being sensible, Of convey
ing instruction, fgiving excellent patterns il
every department, and Of being well stocked
with good read ng-mattsr.-Ta tchmsn ant
Reflector.
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WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The success achieved by this weekly visitor to
the resdc of thousonds is owing less to the tho OK
trenely low terms at which it Ia furnished than to
its excellence as . weekly companion Of news and
information, which is read by young and old with
pleasure and Qualification. All the SPECIAL
FEATURES of The Daily Journal appear in The
Weekly Journal.
The Weekly is not hastily prepared off.shoot
of The Daily Journal, but the matter is selected
with care and the news Of tho week is carafully
culled especially for its columns All important sup
plemonts are given gratuitonsly to subscribers to
Tho Weekly Journal. ST is Published Thursday
morning, and reaches its subscribers many hunorcd
miles distant before Saturday night Read the terms
and send for specimen copiesGr
Ono copy by mail y W W
Five copies to one address, J 90
Ten copies to one address, Is 90
And one copy to the getter-up Of club of ten.
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HAIR DRESSING,

DEMORESTS MONTHLY MAGAZINE IS
~ UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED the Mod,
ell Parlor Magazine Of America, devoted TO Original
Stories, Poems, Sketches, Household Matters, Gems
of Thought Personal and Literary Gossip linoiud-
ing special departments on Fashions Instructions
on Health, Music, ADJUSTMENTS ETC., by the best
authors and profusely Illustrated with costly knS
cravings useful and reiable Patterns, Embroideries
and constant succession Of artistic novelties, with
other useful and entertaining literature.
No person Of refinement. economical housewife, o.
lady Of taste can afford 10 do without this Model
Monthly. Specimen copies 10 cts, mailed free -
Yearly, 50, with valuable premium, two copies
$780, three copies $3.50, Eve copies, Sl2 and spen.
did premiums for clubs at So each, with the Drst
Fanton SEWN c Machine for 20 subscribers at 50
| ench. Publication Office, s36 broadway, MY.
! Demorosts Monthly and Young America together
| S4,with the premiums for each. fyl
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u. ID. ,Sagord's Estate.

The subscribers having been appointed py Wv
Remarkable probate court for the district oil La.
noble. commissioners TO receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
AGAINST the estate of ID. u. Stafford late OF
cambridge in said district deceased. represented
insolyent, and the term Of six months from ina
lat day Of December. 1869, being SLOWED
81 said court TO the creditors OF sara deceaseu'
70 exhibit and prove their respective clais w..
sore ma give notice that we will attend to the
duties Of our appointment at Mrs: Betseysaiiorsds
dwelling in Cambridge in said District, ON NC
lst wednesdays of Feb. 1870. and june ls'o,
next. ae 10 o'clock In the forenoon. on each Of
said days. ,,,S,rr ,c.
MADISON STAFFORD. | miss n
Cambridge, Mo-. l6, A. ID. 1859.
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THE WOMAN QUESTION.

nIIU ,,nu.N oI1UCTION
he hOmhN '1OEAolION.
., - For New Hook o.
AGENTS WANTED-daptedt to the Times
,,ue, ,yro>,s M n0,,i, ~ G ,IS oo ..'r
DITlON, kluhfSi mhUNHS, I'm I.,i Es H Nm
PROSTATE InI iHEArEDbts,ST1h VI Sn4N
ING THE RIGHT 0f SUnrEAGE bl Il. L.
BFOChErI d; y a j.. nsony , aaa
and woman in vermont shouid reau this pook uur-
ing the coming iouf month"; ,n,,ec
oPlNloNe of ne fhEo9 ,
From the Tollann 20. (Ct.) Jourhalr-h Timely
book. Having perused aiew PAGES W. Gah shy tila'
the subject IL treated IN sensipie eahuu anu Ith
senable manner us arguments 'n"Se DC convincing
70 every htetisse Snth pa"ord,r u III ia hooL
which every one VINO ms cnance wlli Ieau
FROM the NorWlch W. calS WI =. -
an earnest protest agalhst c',. uea1 W
OF what IS called ,Woman,s Tshts. ny WON
soasonable ana Will douotiess meet WIN srea'
sale. ,p n. pxo.l.,,
From tho Lynn Massl y, ;si, "
seems 70 hays entered upon .ne XII ~ ha intor
falrness ana honesty one can M. 70 70 lnsI.
ested and instructor ny tpe army u "o'S ''ous"'
together; NJ, p.l..a ,tac.
FROM the Esehihs etahuutu, Fe" pguroiu 'l9,L
Tine work is written IN zone Oh oanuot anu Will
out any Of that absurd rdlcuie 700 often employed,
and Is voitminonsly ilus.in,e" ,h Y ~,
From me Da',y AuseIseli h.gu siI ,i,,,,ras
pages are ilDefniiy iiussu ~ iuii ~ "a
showing 70 VIVA. iSns.bs carrv
nfatuationsthc advocates ei A'hs "ohian oAilS
their sisters M W n.,,. no,.,,.o, T..
From the h9caester ~. ~ TIE Dal po,n ,;.a
veryfsir, lnteilgent ana YshuIo, mnu ~
| sire 70 take advantage oi the ea'hess 'PPoi'ui''
to fesdit 49,. ~
From tho Rochester (N.I .)Chronicl e.-TDr; Brock
ell has evidently devoted nuch thought 70 tne NV
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A CAPITAL CHANCE

for subscribers, without expanding any money, to
procure frstrate books for themselves and for Hol
iday Presents to give tothcir friends.
Send $3.50 as subscription to the "RivOrsids, y
and the publishers will forward list Of l22 Books
worth, in all, $4,000. For each and every new
nsmc sent by subscriber with $3.50 casA, they will
forward One Dollars Worth Of Books from thislst
Thus, a subscriber, upon sending anothes name be-
side his own, with $780, map choose book worth a
dollari by sending two other names and $500, he
can get book worth $780, or two books worth 81 OO
each as he may select. In this way littlt labor
only is necessary to secure, without expanding any
money, books to give away at Christmas tme, or
books to read ones self during tho long evenings.
Asa special premium this offer is made ANYONE
who sends the Names Of sixteen now subscriber, and
$4,000 shall rsesivo, free of expense, u Complete
Set Of the Globe Ldition Of Dickens Works, the
most complete cSeap edition sxtant, in IA volumes
Ii. o. H0uHTOM & CO.,
lw& Riverside, Cambridge, Mas.
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THE SINGER
SEWING MACHINES.

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING cos
NEW FAMILY MACHINE.--No other family
Sewing Machine has so rapidly won favor In the
household. The very large safes Of that popular
machine. Ms shown by official returns, far exceed
those Of any other company and this fact or result
has been owing to its real morts-hence its great
and growing popularity. 1t is simple in construc-
ton, easily understood, easily opcratcd-all Its
parts gliding smoothly and noiselessly slong-not
liable to get ont of order, has capacity for great
range and variety of work. sewing sill kinds OF
cloth and with all kinks Of thread, and with the
numerous attachments for hemming cordinG, tuck
ing, quilting, trimming, binding, brsiding; &C.,
and embrsderng of many ingenious, tasteful and
difficult designs is the most perfect Of all family
sowing nachinos. Any one who will take tho trcub-
BILE to examine the merits of the different machines
claiming attention, can soon discover whether wo
claim too much for ours 1t would avail rs moth
ing to make the above assertions If VIC were not
ready TO prove them, and all We ask lisa trial for
observation alone can Justly convey clear i'm
preston Of the many. inds Of work of which our
NEW FAMILY MACHINE iscapable.
Samples of work and descriptive circulars
sent on application to 7. F. BARNES, Stowe,
Agent for Lamoille County. AZ
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL.

fUBLlohED MOkklNG AND EVENING.
The editions arc essentially two newspapers,
Independent in many respects ofeach other. They
are not simply two edtioh5 Of one paper but are
perfect in all their features and complete In their
editorial and reportora labor, possessing the great
Advantage to the reader Of securing fuller and more
detailed reports thar are furnished by any newspa-
per in New England. The Boston Daily Journal is
published Morning and Afternoon, daily, Sundays
excepted.) City subscribers furnished by route car
ricrs. One copy by mail one year, $40. i.
In order to meet the expectations Of tho thousands
who look to Tho Journal for their general infcrma-
ton upon all subjects which come within tho scope
of Journalism, we shall issuo as the occasion de-
mands,
DouBLE SHEET AND SINGLE SHEET SUPPLEMENTS,
which will enable us to present many original fea
lures and to fui n!sh newspaper which, for the
amount and quality Of its contents, canaOt b,
oGualed in New Hnsland
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

Parties are informed, that the receipts
having been received at, the Lamoilc Co. Natl
Bank, and in the several places where, accord
ing to previous notice, assessments arc to be
paid, and that 1t is desirable that this assess
meat be PAID PROMPTLY. A.
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SUBSCRtPTI0F9.-1870.
TEpaz.


HARfER'a BAxAH, one year, - %
An Extra Copy Of either the Magazine,
Weekly. or BAzAR will be supplied gratis for
every Cub Of Five Subscribers at "a 90 each,
in one remittance or, Six Copies for $40 GO,
without extra copy.
Subscriptions to Espper's Magazine, Week
ly, and Bazaar, to one address for one year,
$40 90 ) or, two OF Hsrper's Periodicals, to
one address for one year, 81 90.
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time
Vols. I. and II. Of Harpcr's Bazaar, for the
years 1862, elegantly bound in green moroc-
co cloth, will be sent by express, freight pre-
paid, for 81 90 each.
The postage on Harper's BArAk is 20 cents a
year, which must be paid at the subscriber
post-ofies.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS,
New York.
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"a Repository of Fashion, Pleasure and
Instruction"
II A PER'S BA z AR.

A supplement containing numerous full
sized patterns Of useful articles accompanies
the PAPER every fortnight, and occasionally an
elegant Colored Fashion Plate.
Hasper's Bazaar contains 16 folio pages Of the
size Of Harrer's Weekly, printed on superfne
cslendered paper, and is published weekly.
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THE COMPANY

THE COMPANY
Is most liberal in favoring policy holders In pay
ment Of their premiums, sGE So
Its rates of Premiums are as low as any Com
pany can offer and do safe business.
It's dividends are declared annually on ALL
POLICIES, and applied IMMEDIATELY in
reduction of premium, thus preventing the de-
lay incidental to redemption,of scrip; addel to
the policy, or paid in cash. .rr H.. "a.
! It fssuos every desirable form Of policy
Losses are payable in SIXTY days after proof
Of loss -. ..,....,..........., .... =. ..
No Extra Rate is charged for Risks upon the
Lives Of Females
This Company adopts the provisions o. the
Massachusetts Non-Forfeiturc Law.
DIRECTORS.
Torrsy f. W.les, Attorney and Judge Frstato,
Lemuel Platt Manufacturer.
Samuel ii! arlington, Merchant
James A. Shedd, M Merchant ''
Russell $. I aft, President. ....
Rodney s. Wires, Gen. ms. Agent
Nathaniel Parker, Pres. Burlington Gas Co.
J. D. Hath, William Street.
! Geo. +. Edmunds, U. s. Senator.
Omri A. Dodge, Pres LIST NATL Bank, Bur
lington.
F. C. Kennedy, Manager Burlington Woelen
Mills
avrsncs Barnes J. Lumber Dealer. %
OFFICERS
Russell S. TAFT, President. a.
Rodney S. Wires, vco President.
Warren Gibbs Secretary.
Clas. f. Eaton, Supt. ofAgcncics.
samuel w, Thaycr. NJ. d., Medical Counsel.
| W. II. II. KENFIELD Agent, Hyde Park VT
| o. W. SNYDER, Agent, horristown, Vt. 53ms
| HEATH IRISH, johnson, w.
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VOCAL, MUSIC.

DICs
e. r.. DEER, would respectfully announce to the
people Of Hyde Park and vicinity, that he will re-
turn to this place Immediately after the close OF the
Nsrnal School at Livonia, N. ", about the middle
Of Sept, and will prepared to teach limited
rumber Of classes in vocal music.
Terms four dollars per Eve. and expensvs.
Terms for private lessons, in vocaliEation and
harmony, so cts: FER hour. :, =,
Cordially thanking my old patrons for the lber.
slity Of their SUPPORT feel confident Of Increased
desire and u hopo) ability 10 assist you IN mysieal
cultivation. X. X. OBEN.
Iupvst 25tb. 1869 4lN
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hw Organs ar. the result Of long continued
aslly experiments, and are offered in the
(idat belief that they excel sll others, in
f'r Of conbinations and true organ effects.
" range from single reed, single bank OF
f.ingle stop, (sl00,) to the triple bank Of
~ twelve sets Of reeds and twenty-five stops,
iMl They are put up in elegant solid
|.aat, fancy Walnut. Walnut engraved. and
'..e', With panels. finished backs, ivory
b. IL.
w recommend all in want Of organs to call
". >. D. sEEMAN. Stowe, VT, or write
descriptive circular and for information.
~.
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"Around the World"
THE NEW YORK OBSERVER

I.nov publishiag = series Of Letters from the
Rey. DR.. 4. D. g. PRIME, who is making the tour
Of the World, by way Of California, Japan, China,
India, Egypt &C.; together with various other cor
re.pondence, all tho news, Religious and Secular,
and a great variety of the best reading, original
and selected.
Now is the time to secure the
OLDEST AND BEST FAMILY NEWorAfEh
We make the following liberal offors for NEW
stsscRrsEns. We will send the New York obser-
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Notice.

Tbisis 10 certify that have given my. son Dan
n,noritv and Shall pay none Of his debts nor claim
any Of his wages after this date; ..ouh,.
s,ovs, Nov. sth, 1860.
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PEOPLE OF YOUNGSTOWN AND VICINITY
u.b My OrD CUSTOMERS

PEOPLE OF YOUNGSTOWN AND VICINITY !.
My OtD CUSTOMERS
am once more hnsly located in the new build
lng opposite the Worthwhile House. shall kesu
~ all times an assortment OF 7Tr
Patent Medicines, Pure Drugs and Chem
'eals, All kinds of Dye Stuff,
Pertnmery and Toilet
articles, Fancy
Goods,
stationery, Books, Drawing Board, Per-
torated Board, and a large as
sortmem of Decalco-
mania, Pictures,
3-c., DC.
! have as largo an assortment of TRCS6Es, SEP
PORTERS and SHOULDER BRACES as arc vent
In the county. can sell Trusses cheap, and will
warrant good fit.
Come and see me in my chop. want TO see
you, and have you trade.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS!
hlled with care.
Aoy one wishing, my shop will ~ opened ~ Any
hour Of night or upon Sunday.
OF A. 0. GArHs.
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. cuFEp FOR SALE.

,,..,.5 COtswold Ram, bred by Ella,
,a.r.d. west, and also few Ewes
w q ~ s'G G,ryino, oldmolsh, Northbsek
Wv" '"n,v, At Malvern Farms, to
'fr'' ". WILLIAMS.
!, 1853. sZ"
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~ SLIE.

kVN p'hlic Auction at Cambridge Cen
q ! ,he Ist day of January, AID. 1870,
aatH NJ, the following property, to-
ltptk i'
,bs Real Estate belonging 10 the
Fts 81 I % Sears. Consisting OF
W LeIi If rood lntervale Land;
iPasiHs,,..SSes and one equal half Of lct
IjlL p, IN State Of Iowa;
lIndin Us STEPHEN CORNELL, Admir-.
..s,, Auctioneer'
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The circulation of The Boston Journal among
intelligent Glasses is not surpassed by any paper
published 1t affords to business an invaluable
med,ux, yor advertising It's Sirslation in Boston is
unoaualed and to advertisers who wish to reach
the people.of Now England, the personal evidence
OF all travellers is freely gven to tho fact that The
Boston JOURNAL is found everywhere.
JOURNAL NEWSPAPER COMPANY,
BOSTON, MASS.
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EY-All orders must DO accompanied BY tho mon
oy All papers are discontinued Mt tic expiration
Of tho time for which payment has been made.
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T II + r " L r 81 ID E.
The most delightful of all Magazines for
Young People.
CroI6ded ,oih Entertaining and Ifstruetire
Reading Matter.
Illustrated in the finest manner by our
first Artists.
At the head Of its list Of contributors il
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN,
the most eminent living Writer for the
Young.
JACOB ABBOTT
also, and host of witty and sensible
writer's contribute to the Magazine.
1t is eminently THE Magazine for ttic Household

Daniel webster used to say that wheuevcr he
wished to get at some simple fact in history or SCI
encs, he looked for it in well written ehilds book.
THE RIVERSIDE
contain, besides its lively oriss, store Of inform
atioh, ploasingly presented and 1t is 50 prepared
that 1t ID not too young for the DID, nor too old for
the young. Pure English and straightforward talk
characterize its its contents.
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ga Complete Pictorial History of the
Times"
"a The Best, Cheapest, and Most Success
full Family Paper in the Union"
ER'S WEEKLY.
sPLFNDIpLY lLLUsTRs TED

SPLFNDIDLY lLLUSTR' TED.
In November will be commenced oman AND
WIFE," new serial story, Splendidly illustrate
ed, by Wilkie Collins (Author of '',The Woman
in White,' ''No Name" "Armadile," and
"The Inconsistency New Subscribers will be
supplied with Harper's WEEKLY from the COM
mencement Of the Story to the end of 1870 for
Four Dollars. ~
CRITICAL NOTICES or THE PRESS.
The Model Newspaper Of our country. Com
plete in all the departments Of an American
Family Paper, Tarper's Weekly has earned it
self right to its title, "a Journal If Ci,ilisa-
ton. my. Eve. Pest. -1
Harper's Weekly may bc unreservedly declsr-
cd the best newspaper in Americ.-N. Y. lndehh
pendent.i -
The articles upon public questions which sp-
pear in Harper's Weekly from week to week form
q remarkable series of brief political essays.
They are distinguished Ly clear and pointed
statement, by good common sense, by indepsn-
dence and breadth Of view. They are the en-
preston of mature conviction, high principle,
and strong feeling, and take their place among
the best newspaper writing of the ti'ne'-Ncrth
American Review, Boston, Mass, I, !.
sUBsCRGPTIoNs.-18T6. rp
, TERMS: a.
,Hsper's Weekly, one year, $500 :
An Extra Copy. of either the Magazins, Week
ly, CT Ba1ar viii be supplied gratis for every
Club CT live Subscribers at $500 each, in. one
remittance; or, Six Copies for $1,000, without
extra copy.
Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine, Weekly,
and Bazaar, to one sddrCss for oneyear, 4 90
or, two Of Harper's Periodicals, to one address
for one year, S7o0. 81
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Lolumes Ct Iiarpel's Weekly, in
neat sloth binding, will he sent by exdrehs, free
Of expense, for 81 each. A complete Set, COM
prisipg Thirteen volumes, sent en- receipt of cash
at the rate Of 1925 per VOL, freight at expense
OF purchaser. Volume Nil. resdy Janrsry J.,
1870
The postage on Earper's Weekly Is 20 cts
year, which must be paid at the subscriber 6
postpaid. "..- r-
Address, HARPER 4 BROTHERS, d.
80 NV York.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
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