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FRENCH EMpREss.-The Empress

FRENCH tMPRESS.-1 Inc Empress i =
genie has returned to her residence a. t.'.u-
den House, Chislehurst, from her visit to
Napoleon at Wilhelmshohe. Although much
better in health than when she first arrived
in England, she is represented as still far
from strong, and in her walks leans upon
a staff. notwithstanding this weakness,
it is remarkable she never rides. Where
ever she goes it is Always on foot. Even
in the pelting rain she walked from Cam
den House to the little Catholic Chapel
on Chislehurst- common, to the services, of
which she is regular and unfailing at
tendant. AS for the Prince Imperial, he
has quite recovered from the bad effects of
the harassing life he led in the interval be-
tween the fight at Metz and the battle of
Sedan. He looks stout and healthy, and is
out every day on the common with the
Empress, making excursions into the
neighboring country, or running up now
and then for few hours to town. A great
many French families of distinction have
visited the Empress at Chislehurst.
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The win 81 the lats Gen. Lee has hssn
admitted to probate. It is in the hand
writing of the deceased, and was written
In 1876. Mrs. Lee and her SON are execu-
tors. Col. Marshall, of Baltimore, has been
selected to write the biography of the
General.
Two Protestant preachers-Dunn and
Fulton, the defamers of Dickens-have
been brought before the public in the most
discreditable manner; the former for steal
ing sermons, and the latter for guzzling
lager beer.
A Madison, Indiana, physician recently
removed tumor, twenty-five inches in
circumference, without using an@sthetics,
and without pain to the subject. BY ice
and salt applied to the parts for short
time, he rendered them perfectly insensible
to the knife. az
The commerce Of the world requires
$500, 900 men to be continually traversing
the sea of this number $500 are supposed
to die every year. The amount of pro-
perty annually4moved on the water iaabout
two thousand millions of dollars, and the
loss by casualties of the sea averages TWEEN
ty-fve millions.
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Don't get excited, but keep warm. The cell
ebrated Dr. Boerhaave the whole Of his
in a posthumous manuscript volume On opening this
oracular volume all blank but one page which only
contained following sentences Keep the feet warm
aud the head cool" Although we have nothing to do
with the head still have aomethng to about the
understan ding connection with the foregoing. The
weather present is cold therefore we should advise
Who would be comfortable to to Martins Old Stand,
f3 Canal street and have their measure taken for q
pair of French glove fitting winter boots shoes
and Won will never complain of cold feet,
however cold the weather may be People get cross to
their customers drive them away and lose money by
losing their temper They lose their healthmore
cous than money by INDUCING in cold feet Go TO the
old Stand and MIR James Powers Will put up prescrlp-
ton equal to Boerhaaves.
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INDUoENENrs..- INDUCEMENTS
JOSEPH MILLER, IRIS,
DRY GOODS STORE,
607. Magazine Street. .607
Between Josephine and st. Andrew
Opposite St. Elizabeth Asylum.
JOSEPH MILLER, IRIS,
DRY GOODS STORE,

HavingJust purchased FOR CASH largo and OK :.
tensive WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS, am
thereby enabled to Offer to my customers and lady
friends suoh inducements will convince them that
selling cheaper than any other the city.
Genuine Rock COTTON, Is cents per pard.
Soft Finish LONSDALE. Is cents per yard,
Sprague and Merimao PRINTS. 10 cents per yard,
White and Brown COTTONS, u cents per yard,
Canton FLANNELS, l2A cents per yard,
All Wool FLANNELS, 20 cents per yard,
fine assortment OF Checked and Plaid FLANNELS
LADIES' Bamora SKIRTS. at IS cents,
Fine Linen COLLARS, cents apiece
Fine White PlQUE als0 with Flannel backs.
10-4 SliEETING, White and Brown, at only 80 cents
per yard.
1914 BLAME ETS, at a y pair.
My Shawl Department will be found to be one Of the
best ted in the city. am offering fine LII
WOOL SHAWLS at only 81 piece.
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BRASELMAN s. ADAMS,
5s6 and $50. 49,. MAGAZINE STREET $50 and 5se
Corner st. Andrew st. no27 it

A CARD
TO the Officers and Members of the various Irish Asso
Citations of the city OF New Orleans:
Gentlemen-At the Fair which is now being held at
ST Theresas Hail. EratO street, between Camp and
magazine the benefit of Father kennys new school
a teautf silk HIBERNIAN FLAG is upon exhibition,
and iii be whatever Association receives
the greatest number of votes The flag has been gotten
up expressly for the OCCASION and
the handsomest OF it's kind ever before
display in New Orleans The tickets are fixed at
different of the Hbernian together with the
Screwmen Longshoremen, and other Societies to com
pete for this beautiful prize. The baliotbox will be
the night of the Fair and the votes counted
of representative OF each Asssoci2
ton interested. MRsj. b. Finn EGAS,
no27 IL of the " Hibernian Table.'
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SINGER SEWING Observation-Disclosures of
this machine are perfectly convinced that it embodies
new and essential principles all tending to make II
most perfect apparatus AS connected with this sub
ject IL NAV be proper say that all the agencies
there constantly kept hand twist Of all sizes and
coiors-nen thread spool cotton OIL and all other att-
cs necessary in the the machine. The company
mapufacture their twist and their aim is to have
IL xsel in ralisy and exceed in quantity, for given
re that Of other manufacturers; and that the twist
can he relied the desirable qualities of uniform
sb apoo strength excellence of color and beauty OF
finish The depot is at Camp street-"m. IL cooper
q Co being the agents.
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nv PU1r1cAr1oas,

Jssss sss ss.s$,. sooksfsr spiritual Reading. Bos
nal reading to be isss&d periodically by tho good nuns
Of tho Convent Of the Poor Clares, at Kenmare
Killarney Sister Mary Francis Clare the author Of the
historical serieao volumes which have made the read
Ing public 90 familiar with the this famous
convent has, in order b inspire the confidence Of Ca
thocs secured the cooperation Of the Very Row, Dr.
MCCARTHY Professor Of Sacred Scripture In the College
OF Maynooth who hal undertaken read each volume
betore issuing from the We cordially recommend
her book not only to all Catholics the devotion
ally minded Of all religious denominations The mcst
Catholic, from the FIRST page the last, the well.ds
posed who arc NOT Of our holy communion will greatly
profit by Its daily pordaal
Dick Massey: A Tale Of the Irish EyiotYons Bv ON
Russell Boston; p Donahoe.
This 10 Interesting and readable book treating
OF tho relations between Landlord and tenants The
Of the latter and the of the for
mer are portrayed in manner to engage the sympa-
thy Of the reader
Tns Small Fruit Recorder. November
This interesting monthly ia worthy tho attention of
all who desire reliable information the subjects to
which 1t Ia devoted 1t is published in Palmyra New
York and Mr.. Purdy, the editor is both practical and
enlightened. BY sending three and three dollars
with extra envelope, package Of the famous Trophy
tomato will be forwarded
Woods Household Magazine. November
This number opens with q piece Of music rPapa,
como help across the dark river" AS ususl the
veral departments well filled with appropriate mat
ter.
The Illustrated Ann~al Of Prenology asd P1ysogno
New York s. X. Wells.
This animal for 1871 besides ortrsfs characters and
biographies Of numerous distinguished and
contains thirteen national types of female beauty
organs of the brain illustrated and defined.
Dick Massey and the Epo oro,ons
Mr.. r. f. Goca-ty Catholic bookseller, Camp street.
has favored with the above The last we noticed in
former issue. the FIRST mention above received
the publisher.
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TIE ST. CHARLES HoTEL-This establishment which
opened last week, has commenced business under the
most fattering auspices. Under the new management
1t thoroughly repaired. refurnished and reno
waited. The public spirited lessees, Messrs R. f. Riv-
ers and E Foley, have shown a zeal and determine
ton to furnish rst hotel dation worthy
the fullest commendAton. which trust the community
will appropriately recognize.
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Another proof of the liberty of the Pope in that
famous territory Of the Leonine City may be seen in
the fact that the great Hospital Of Santo Spo within
tho precincts of that city has been invaded by the Ia
ian revolutionists Dr. Pantaleone who has driven
the fifty Fratel Concetni who served it, and usurped
its management, is notorious. So the Pope is
free within the Leonne city than without it and no
eer in respect to the of the sick and dying
in the matter of education.
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The Collegio Romano has been occupied by the Ital
soldiers The atreoau of the course Of studies will
be undertakes by sao Gorernnant. Tho Jesuits,
of course, have to leave.
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ARROW TIE.-The celebrity of this arrow tie
renders any heightened notice of it quite unnecessary
The inventor formerly resident of this city and
omciled in Liverpool having control of the most
best rolling mills in Europe Messrs
Ryne, AZ Carondelet street. are the gen.
eIai agents.
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
NO CONFIRMATION NEEDED!
TIE GREAT "
OUT HERN DOLLAR STORE.
147 Canal Street,
HAS REoPENEp-HAs REoPENEDi

The great variety Of useful and ornamental aseolss,
which surpass any offered heretofore surprises every
body, and the common question arises. Row can
such Goods be sold at only ONE DOLLAR each ~
We have added greatly to already extensive a.
sortment. Our stock is fresh. new and complete in
every department
We invite everybody to call and convince themselves
that tire GREAT SOUTHERN DOLLAR STORE u .
great benefit to the public
To merchants and peddlers liberal discount will
he allowed, at i47 Canal street. moan 3t5D
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Two Catholic churches, old, and the other in pr
cess of rection adjoining in Dover, New Hampshire
were destroyeG,by fire lately.
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Parson smythe tsays a New York paper} objects to
the Roman Church. that it gets drunk the blood of
the saints" He doubtless thinks gin and milk much
less offensive drunk provoker.
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Beecher says that our Protestant churches, will
successive getting to be merely lecture asso
Citations for the maintenance of of Sunday lee
lures"
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ty Jesuit Sc..oastics of the long have arIi
ed in England from Rome.
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The Archbishop of Westminster has in press q vol.
ume the Vatican Council and its Definition. The
part taken by his Grace member of the Vatican
Commissions will give additional interest and value to
this work.
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nnS tho Papal Zouaves made prisoners is the grand
.r. iturbide, who was adopted by the Emperor Max
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE NEW
ORLEANS CATHOLIC PUBLICATION COMPANY.
New Orleans, November 10, is78-The Regular Annual
Election three Lay Directors of this Company viii
be held on MONDAY Dec H. at o'clock p. NJ, In the
Morning Star Building, 1914 Carondelet street
no2O 4t5p THoS. FITZWILLIAM, Secretary.
HALL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
Mutual Aid Observation-Disclosures No. IA special
meeting of this Association will be held at their
Hail. No 1914 Carondeet street, Davidson Row, on
MONDAY EVENING 2sth inst, at o'clock sharp, for
the transaction of most important business Pune
tual attendance and members is requested.
Nv order of the President: THOS. RICE
noa71t Recording Secretary.
T oUIsIANA SAVINGS BANK
AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Camp Street - Sd
JOSEPH s. COPIES w. VAN N0RDEN,
President. Vice President
D,rectora-w H Thomas David Wallace, Henry Pey-
chand Dr. w. II HolcOmbe.
Six per cent paid saving deposits.
Safes rented and Valuables received.
Interest Of boDd collected aud remitted
Persons living In country will dnd this Company
safe depository for valuabes, papers, etc. at ANAL
expense n0S' 'h
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WEsTERN PRODUCE.

FLOUR-FLOUR.
We beg leave to inform friends and patrons that
have constantly hand and for sale in lots suit.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. Of all the favorite hranda.
Also HAY, CORN, OATS. BRAN, C0RNMEAL.
OIL CAKE. WHEAT, RYE, BARLEY. and ali kinds
of WESTERN PRODUCE.
j. McCAFFREY G. CO.,
no2o 5ptf No. 80 Poydras streets
MEETING ROOM FOR RENT.
.ri'tn
The spacious and wetl-furnishsd Meeting Room. He
1914 Carondelet street, DO rented to soeississs
Clubs, etc. by the evening month. reasonable
terms.
Apply at the once Of the MoaxHe srAa. sell sRt
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rHE ARROW TIE.

J. FOR BALIN1 COTTON the ARROW TEE "a tA<
most popular being the bost Cotton Tie In use. 49,
Planters and Cotton Press everywhose prefer e
to all others.
The Arrow Tie used to cover NOPE THAK
HALF THE CROP OF 1862 giving entire sasfsfsctieE.
The patentee and manufacturer Of the celebrated
now residing in Liverpool having control Of tho beat
stsntly importing large stocks of popular Tie
manufactured of the best quality of Engiah IRON
Cotton States !, ~ III
Planters buy order the ARROW TIE Of an
dealers Iron Ties and of country merchsnts gepef.
ally. at the lowest market price and respectfully
solicit the patronage of planters and every.
where. ii. Y. BARTLETTE,
X. W RAYNE.
General Agents for the Arrow Tie.
no27 I'm ds Caiondelet street, New OrIeannk
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EEw.ADYERTIsEnRHn-
NE" ORLEANS, MOBILE ~ y
AID
CHATTANOOGA RAILRoAD.

/ &. AND
cHATTANooaA RAILRoAD-
Tho Mobile Division Of this Road win bs Ops.sa n.
Business,
Monday, November 2l. 1870.
And Passenger TrAins viii Run ~ 6olsws.
Leaves New Orleans from, the 81 Of Canal street. l
Bay st. Louis Pass Christian. Nississfppi
city, Ocean Springs. Paseagouia and !,
Arriving at Mobile = S.ssosf =
and n 81 e. Fsas. Ss;S e.
Leaves Mobile for New Orleans tao \ =.
Arriving at New Orleans at......-.-..--.. 80 ,.
THROUGH FREIGHT TEAMS RUN EACH WAY
Fre,sh. received a. New orie.n. at the foot Of JUL.
sss before $50 delivered ct Mobile early ns1s
Freight as Low as by any Other Route.
For further information call at the General Odos e
the Company, Room. aapstairs story Bail1iss
New Orleans. November IA, Is7S ncS1 1.
REFORE THE WAR PRICES
e. Q. PALMER & CO.,
%, 95. 81 Camp Street o. Sc. "a
Announce to their friends and the public generally that
they ere now offering their entire stock Of
CARPETS. RUGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
MATING, MATS, SHADES,
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
at actually LESS PRICES than the Same Goods vssor
selling before tho and this Is done by cnlou-
latng gold ut Ito, while 1t 10 1924 and shoud
war break ont in Europe. it may 60 to 40, Ne
.hink this good time for housekeepers to buy goods
and respectfully solicit call and examination Of
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HALF WORKOUT GOODS have been cold ~
Auction, within the past few weeks, AT HIGHE1
PRICES THAN WE ARE NOW ASKING FOE
NEW GOODS. no37 st5D =
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d IN WORTH OF MUSIC IN EACH VOLUME
ep " Cheap, Handsome and Useful Shiniog
saSss Duet. asa Songs Df s" wis PRESENTS
Choruses Golden Leaves !" Vols. and Q, Songs by
Will. - Hays Hearth and Home, "Freside Echos,S
lections fsiry Fingers" Magic Circle" and Young
CT NGLt ID - fianists, three collection of eany
81 N " T. ND Piano music. Pearl Drops,h
Musical Recreations and Pleasant Memories" Piano
music Of moderate difficulty. Golden Chimes" and
II liant Gems Piano music by CHI Kinkel. Ails.d.
si"ss e b ,. GIT arfa iss Sc PIANISTS
sample Of Peters Musical Monthly" containing "a
worth Of music; and IS cts for the-'Song Echo
school book no2y zt
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Gents Superior Finished British HALF HOSE at
o. so per dozen.
KENTUCKY JEANS good quality, at 90 cents
Fine silk Finished vELvETEENS, full yard wide,
only ~ so per yard for making Ladies' Sacks and
Chiidren's Suits.
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In DRESS GOODS am Offering Inducements:
Fine BLACK ALPACA at only so cents per yard
the article 1 will warrant.
Fine Go SHAWL GOODS, for Ladies' Shawl Suits.
A very good article In BLACK SILK, at u - per
yard.
figures,
Fine French MERINOS in all colors ut IS cents per
large assortment of PLAIDS, of the handsomest
DAmeres DELAINES at only 90 cents per yard,
Colured ALPACAS only % cents per yard,
Black KID GLOVES. q good article. at $50 pair
The handsomest SASH RIBBONS to be had in the
city,
All persons In need of DRY GOODS invited to
inspect my stock before purchasing elsewhere. and
confident that my prices will be to satisfy the
closest buyer.
A large assortment of Gentlemens Merino and All
Wool UNDERSHIRTS
FRENCB CORSETS, in great variety and ut all
prices.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
JOS MILLER, JR.,
GOT ......... Magazine street. GOT
Between Josephine and st. Andrew SITS.
Opposite st. Elizabeth Asylum,
no27lt Fourth District.
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BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY.

BALBRIGGAN HOsIERY-SILvER CLOCKS!
A large assortment Of Genuine BALBRIGGAN
HOSIERY, with SILVER CLOCKS. at tho extremely
low price Of u 50 per dozen.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

ENDORSEMENTS. INDUCEMENTS
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We take pleasure In announcing to
DRY GOODS PURCHASERS
that our WINTER STOCK is now
CON PLETE,
and will found unequalled by any other one estab
ment
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COCK FIGHTING.

CoCK FIGHTING EVERY SATURDAY
u Night, at the Cock Pit, In the basement OF
the Collins House. A tine lot Of Fowls on hand.
A four poundtwo ounce. a four pound nye ounce,
weight. can b. matched for from $25 to $lOO:
Persons having chickens for sale can dispose OF
them by calling At the premises.
Admission. Finy Cents.
Virginia. January Sth, 1StO. laS-lm
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MRS. P. LUsHER,
N r.

INQUIRE OR LEAVE ORDERS AT CHAR
ley Lcgate's Restaurant, G street, opposite
10 International saloon, Virginia.
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Ix this ase when merit Is obseured BY seltas'er-
lion, and giarin: advertisements take the place OF
solid talent, Il Is a pleasure to meet with true worth.
To those In need OF medical aid We would cheeri9Iy
m the DR., ]. Z. Young Institute, 6S Sac
r,msntn street. San Francisco. During tts twenty
wears OF operation II has held the highest place OF
nisSrlty, and has been recognized as a sur te.nEc
t,e.tm,nt' Nee advertisement on the inside.
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SILVER CRY BRANcn.-The grading
for the side track from the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad into Silver City
Is progressing rapidly, under the
efficient forcmanship Of A. A. Putnam,
Esq, of Gold Hill. 1t Is completed
around the side of Grizzly Hill. and
nearly up to the old Trench mill, ut
which point a huge ore dump is to be
constructed.
TREsTLE BRIDGE.-The new trestle
bridge is completed across Main street,
Silver City. to facilitate the convey
anee of ore from the Twin mine, across
the ravine to the new mill now being
built ON the opposite side by the pro
prietors of the mine. The car-track Is
IS feet above the street, and the whole
bridge Is substantially constructed OF
strong timbers.
The PIxIEYs.-The Pixley Troupe,
which embraces those charming per-
formers, the Pixley Sisters, Tony
Ward, and other talented artists, occu-
pied the Carson Theater last evening,
LINCOLN HOSE Co. MEETINc.-The
regular monthly meeting Of Lincoln
Hose Co. No. 3, Gold Hill, will be
held tomorrow evening. See notice
in another column.
DECEMBER REcErrrs.-The Decem-
bel receipts of the Gould & Curry
Mining Company amounted to $2S,olS,
and Of the Savage Mining Company,
S3l,6I0.
PRoaREssrSG. -he frame for the
new mill building at Silver City for
the proprietors of the Twin mine Is
up, and to-day it is being rooted in.
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF THE KENTUcK MINING
Ism. Dividend No. 81 Of Ten ($10 Dollars q
share upon the capital stock Of this Company
Vas this day declared. payable on MONDAY,
jannary 10Th. 1870. The Transfer Books will
DO clo.ed on the Sth and 10th.
ja7.tf II. C. k1BBE. Secretary.
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THE 5OTH
NEW SERIES! NEW FORM!
The Pictorial
JOURNAL

A First Class Family Magazine.
OFFICIALLY DEVOTED TO THE "sCIENcE
y Of Man." his improvement, by all the means
indicated by Science.
PHRESoLoGY-Thc Brain and Its Functions;
the Location and Natural Language OF the Or
gans, with directions for cultivating and re-
s~training them; and the relations subsisting be-
tween Mind and Body described.
PnYsIoGNoMY with all the "SiSns OF Char.
actcr aud How to Read Them" is u special fca-
turc.
ErHsoLoor, or The Natural History Of Man-
Customs, Religions and Modes Of Life In differ.
ent Tribes and Nations, will be given.
PuYsIoLoGY AND ASAToNY.-Thc Organiza-
ton, Structure and Functions Of the Human
Body the Laws OF Iifc and Health-What We
should Eat and Drink, How We should be
Clothed, and How TO Exercise, Sleep and Live,
presented In n popular manner, IN accordance
with HYGIENE Principles.
PoRTRArrs, Sketches, and Biographies OF the
leading Men and Women or the World, In all
departments OF life, are special features.
PARENTS AND TEAcuERs.-As q guide In cd
ucating and training Children, this Magazine
has no superior, IA II points out all the pecu-
~liarities OF Character and Disposition, and ron
ders government and classification not only pos
sible but easy. Much general and useful infor-
nation on the leading topics OF the day j. given,
and no efforts are spared to make this the most
interesting and instructive rs well as the Best
Pictorial Family Magazine ever published.
EsrABLIsHED.-Thc journal has reached Its
Goth Volume, and with the January Number,
1870, : New Series Is commenced. The form
has been changed from a Quarto to the more
convenient Octave, and many improvements
have been made. II has steadily Increased In
favor during the many years 1t has been pub.
lished. and was never moro popular than Ut
present.
Single numbers 81 cents. Clubs Of ten or more,
30 each. and an extra CODY to agent.
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no1a II II. HARRIS.