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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.--rhe cnervated
and used up, who have lost their youthful energy,
ambition, and bodily vgor, in the pursuit Of So
eiel pleasure, with words Of cheer, and sanitary
aid for the seemingly hopeless. Sent free, In
sealed envelopes Address Howard Associatiou,
Box r, Philadelphia, Pa.
uny25daw1tn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

BARoAINsi BARdAISs!-A good suit Of
clothing for ten dollars, at p. Nefs, 70
Ohio Levee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

Chased, seal and ornamental rings Of
every pattern arc made TO order by
Taber Brothers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

CoMEASD SEE Mg-1f you want barr
gains in clothing and furnishing goods,
corner of Sixth street and Ohio Levcc Is
the best place to buy them.
tf l, WALDER
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

Pitcher & Henry's large stock Of hard.
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinwarc, etc,
will DO sold without regard to cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

How many housewives are there who
have experienced the difficulty of obtain
ne good vinegar. Read the advertise
ment of w. ii. Bishop in this paper,
mY2bdaW3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

Youths boys and Children's clothes, n
less than New York prices, will be Sold
this week, at p. Neffs, regardless of cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

WALDERR's CLOTHING II SUPERIOR TO
ANY READY MADE GOODS IN CAIRO. His
motto Is: Quick sales and SMALL PROP
ITS, II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

A new supply of Calf Boots and Caters
just received at p NeA's, No. 80 Ohio
Levec. tttIAt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

FRESH Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways DO had. Read tho advertisement
"Greatest Work Of the Age in this pa
per. maylsd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

JUsr received at Mrs. 9. McGee's, u fine
assortment of Misses and CmILpRr> :
SHOES, ofevery style and description.
ap15tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30
FLOUR.

800 bbls. Flour medium grade also 2Ot
half bbls. medium quality suitable for the
Southern trade for sale at the Egyptian
mills. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

BE sure TO read the advertisement
"Greatest Work Of the Age" in this
paper. maylsd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

Good Cotton Socks, only rs cents per
pair or 81 20 cents per doz., at p. Neirs,
No. 70 Ohio Levee. AZ
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

The Best and CHEAPEST CLOTHING TO
be found IN THIS CRY is AT ISAAC WAL
pEN's, corner Of 9TH STREET Il Ono LIZ
WEE.
Ileshows his goods with pleasure, and
and never lets his patrons go dissatisfied
CALL ON HIM If you want bargain. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30
. Drawers and Undershirts, at a sacrifice
at p. Nef's, No 10 Ohio Levee.

Good wholesome Vinegar. Any one
can make t. See advertisement of w. II.
Bishop in this paper. my25daw3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

SEE advertisement Of DIR. Butts Dispen-
sary, headed, Book for the million-Mar-
rage Guide-in another column. 1t should
be read by all. ml2dSwtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

LOOK TO YoUR INTEREST, and buy
your clothing from walder, corner 9th
Street and Levcc. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

The Continental is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted in
all respects. Pitcher & Henry, at 1872
Commercial avenue, cor. 18th street.
nov20tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

The Craig Microscope adapted to popu
lar and scientific use. Read the advertise
ment. Price, 81 10. m27d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

Ltvevpool, New York, Boston, aud Gsi.
sestons Texas.
Passengers and shippers can rely ON one Of th"-o
boAis leaving CAIRO punctually a. doSe.
ClIAa. e. HINDE,
General Agent, Cairo.
Once, on Wharflyaat, Public Landing.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-07-14

AMONG the resolutions passed by
.hc Republican County Conyca,ion OF
northumberland county Oh the 2Sth
nit, was the following in regard to
Hon. John B. Packer, our nominee
Tor Congress
Rcso'r,d. That, in again presenting
The name of Hon. John i. Packer to
,hc people Of the lith Congressional
District, we are Offering the best as"
surance We can give that we fully en-.
dorsc his former, and have entire con-
iidcnce in his future course. We Do
but utter the sentiment Of Il large
maj r,ty Of the people of this district
when we say that, for intellectual die,
nifty crd Virtue, In the principles Of
gencro aud manly action, for strong
capacious mind, aud stern integrity, h,
has maintained position in Congress
among more experienced statesmen
lhierlor to none Of them. \ patriot
in the pure and comprehensive sense
of the term, he is an able and tireles,
champion Of the vital American doe.
,rinc Of protection, now being fercely
a,sailed by the advocates of free trad,
sustained by foreign capital, At thi'
time it is peculiarly important that th,
people OF this district be rcprescn!e G,
BY man of sound tariff views. capa
bic, energetic aud incorruptablo aud
knowing the Hon. John b Packer tt
be such mau. we present him will
pride and confidence.
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lr is commonly argued by the De.
mocracy that wherever there /. q con.
tc.'ei sat the present Congress al
ways couHt- in tho Republican aud
coUnla out the Democratic claimant
1t is well, therefore, to recount some
Of the Instances where this rrlc has
certainly not been followed, and which
the Democratic paper carefully re-
trnin from speaking o.. The case Of
Nr Syrhcr, Of Louisiana. Republican,
who lost his seat. and Of Captain Con
tor ofTcXas, Democratic, who gained
his, nrc yet fresh in recollection and
nov wi'bin n few days the House hl.
lctidcd the contested election oI
Barnes vs Adams, 10 the E.ghtl
Kentucky district, IN favor Of G.. VI
Adams, Democrat, who Belonged {,
the Fortigth Congress. Booker, 8h,
triumphs over Tucker, is from the
FpaDh Virginia district, aud is ,
Colscrvati3c.-Ptrs,.
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g'iaIn Facts tor Farmers.

The RtieJUy R.cte,r, Of u late da.o
says:
The past history ofour country has
clearly demonstrated that DO commu-
nifty can prosper which is exclusively
engaged in one brauch of industry.
aud that without protection our man
uIaciuring interests, Which are already
established, would laugnish ami fall
entirely. Suppose tor Illustration
that our furnaces, and rolling mills.
aud cotton and WOODEN mauulactoiics
were closed up, is argument necessary
to prove that our agricultural interests
would not also be destroyed II proof
is required let US refer to the prices
current iu lS22, before protective
traits ruined tho country" Us free
traders talk about, We quote from
the Columbus (Ohio) journal. Tho
following were the prices current tt
that time:
Wheat twenty-five cents per bushel,
Cora twJ AMI one-half cents per
bushei.
Oats fourteen cents per bushel
! Putatoes-lrish--eighteen and three
/ iourths cents per bushcl.
PJtatoes---swect--seycnty.iyc cents
per bushel.
Apples thrty-seven and one half
cents per bnshel.
l Peaches twelve and one-half cents
per bushcl.
nricd peaches 81 per bashel.
Pork two cents per pound.
Beet three cents per pound.
Butter six cents per pound.
lloucy eight cents per pound.
Lard six cents per pound.
Wool fifty cents per pound
Flax ten cents per pound.
Maple sugar ten cents per pound,
Feathers thirty-onc and fourth
cents per POUND
Eggs four cents per dozen.
Chickens five cents each.
Salt one dollar pc: bushel.
Tea one dollar and twenty-five
cent. per pound.
Couee lhlrty-SeVen ana one-hall
cents per pound.
Loaf sugar thirty.seven and one
fourth cents per pound.
Pepper, ginger and alspice fifty cents
pen pound each.
How do farmers like these prices
Then they we're not hampered by the
swindling import duties, as the Dom
ocratic press generally denominates
protective tariff rates, but they wer,
at liberty to buy where they coulC
by the cheapest and sell the dearest,
Then our iron products and woolcr
and cotton goods generally imported
aud our surplus agricultural products
either sought foreign market or,wer,
thrown away. Under the great prin'
ciple free tradc,' the leading Demo
cratic journals now demand, farmer,
could at that date purchase one pounC
OF coffee with ID pounds of pork
one pound Of loaf sugar, with Z!
chickens; ono pound of pepper with
| 10 bushels OF oats, and other articles
in proportion.
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'rhc Eshcdiyc aud General
rsga,ireg.trd.

The Paris correspondent of the Err
press send. to that journal the follow
ins paragraph OF contemporary histo.
~
General Bcaurcgard, Of Confcdcr.
atc memory, was on the eve of being
appointed to the high position.uf COM
mindcr-in chiefof the Egyptian for
ccs, with the privilege Of bringing
with him II staff of fifteen officers from
America. The arrival in Cairo of the
new American consdl general, George
B. Butler, put summary end to this.
Nr Butler. rs am told, intimatcd
that, as General BcaurcCard was n
yet an rnpirIcncd rebel, and as h.
had betrayed the corntry which gave
him birth anl the Government which
educated him, there was no reason
why, the opportunity occurring, he
might not bctray the Nhcdivc. These
Representations had their effect. aud
General B. will not havo the intlucn.
lial position in question. 70 many
the course pursued by Consul Butlel
will, perhaps seem harsh but whcr
it is considered that Beauregari issucC
the famous Booty and Beauty pro.
nunciamcnto' against General Butler
uncle Of tho young consul, the aillil
assumes u different turn. You vii
remember that Beaurcgarl denounced
But lrr nm ',uutlay -
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New YoRK, June 30.-On the llth
Of June 100000 in ten dollar Treas.
ury notes were stolen from the United
States Treasury of Washington and
wcrc traced by Col. Whitley to the
Stuyvcsant Bank, corner of Third av-
cnue and Seventh street, where they
had been deposited by one Charles 5.
Marion. The bank refused to give up
the money until legal steps were taxi
cp by the United States authorities,
when in obedience to writ the mon
ey was produced before Commissioner
Osborn, before whom Marion was al
80 taken and held in $4,000 bail fol
examination. The case was ljOurGed
The council for Marion asserted that
he could abnndaully show that hi'
client was au innocent holder OF th,
money iu question.
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A MISSISSIPPI paper publishes fol
tho first time correspondence be
tween Jefferson Davis and General J
+. Johnston, of the Confederate army
dated in November, 1867, which dis.
proves the popular idea, which Ales.
undcr II Stephens also reiterates il
his history ofthe war, that President
Davis prevented au advance on Wash
ington iwmediately after the FIRST bat
Ito OF Bull Run. This correspondence
comprises lette.' from Davis to John
s,on. asking ths latter to state If he
Davis had pretended pursuit aud 4
reply from Johnston containing tht
following:
'rIhs pursuit was 'obs.ructed' by
the enemys troops at Centreyills, a.
have stated in my official report. Ia
that report have also said why DO
advance was made upon the enemy's
capital (for reasops) as follows The
apparent freshness Of tho United
States troops ut Centreville, which
checked our pursuit the strong
svP. WAu - nst,os.ca A a ..:s--tx 49,
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The prcsiicn. op the Europe.
nu situation,
MA.n1sIroN. Jnlr IL.

NAsnIsGroN. July IL.
Secretaries Boutwell, and Robcson,
ard General Sherman had consulta-
tions with the president to-day. lie
conversed with all Of them OF the us.
pcct Of war in Europe, and was of the
opinion that it was inevitable Gen.
sherman is OF the same opinion, and
thinks it mag lead to u general Euro.
peau war, but, ,sces M reason why this
government should Lc cn.augied in
any way.
Secretary Robeson says if they fight
We must bccp them Oft our coast. and
perhaps out Of this continent entirely
/ The Secretary OF the treasury docs not
think there will bJ any pr9iracted
struggle, IL one at all. on account oi
the poverty Of all the notions involved
/ IN the quarrel.
! Vice Admiral Porter says that wal
i. certain; tbi, France has been pre-
paring for il for year past that sh'
has the best navy in the world iS,'
900 seamen. the best drilled aud dis
cipIinel in the world a. many and
as good vessels a1 the English, Prus
SLAMS and Spanish combined. He say
that she can blockade all the Pdussiai
and the Spanish ports take Havana
aud the other Cubuan ports, and FREE
the Cubans, and in three month
have them lighting on her side. 1t
hi, opinion, England will remain ncu
trail (; aIa,, that Napoleon means fight
has got II good excuse, aud will no
wait fJr diplomacy.
There appear, to be much intcrcs
Iclt in the matter the war, nav.
and treasury departments.
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THE Indian war Oeommcnccd
with ycngcncc, Rod Clouds men tax
iog part enthusiastically. When they
driy, thc'kingbo,t ola wagon through
white man heart aud take out the
tcndons down his spine for bow,triul -
aS they did recently, we may presume
that the wrath with which that blood
thirsty warrior left civilization has ~
wise abated. There is such 4 general
movement al through the Indian
countries that more available troop,
which we're long ago demanded by the
aspect OF affairs, have been hurried
from Eastern garrlsons To reinforce
General Sheridan. Some oi the Sioux,
ui Winnipeg Territory. have crossed
the line aud arc depry dating on Amor.
iclu sill, 1t is reported also that the
inaraulcrs Whoa houy pursued, take
refuge in their reservations, whore they
have supplies enough Laid mp from tht
rations granted them 10y tho govern
ineut, anl where, too, they are ,afe un
der the treaties ilom the ven -cnce OF
soldiers or settlers. These facts show
,ha, the savage is extending bis opcr.
ntious in sccIrinI til, all Of his Win
~,p~ brlLhrcn, and is improving OF
the savage Grt Of war in hold in. Iii
reservations as base, while hc ha
tJrg'Hcn nothin; Of tI,o science of tor.
iIe>Ast was taught and prActi,cd b!
his ancestors ia Wyoming Valley
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AUDITOR,
CNLNlN L. FISHER.

TnE war clouds IN Europe are grow.
ing thicker and blackcr every day.
Tho complications between FIance,
Prussia and Spain remain the great
enigma oi the hour ard what will ~.
come of it will he determined in a
short time. Each of these powers
sccm equally determined, aud II ono
Of thcm dors NJ, back down, ami that
speedily, war is inevitable
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Ir is y ,iguiiclut ilc', an one wor.
Thy Of being remarked, that the Nor
mons OF salt Lake City celebrated the
Fourth of July with a. much artor a~
any class OF our people. ParaIe-
were male, ora'iuus delivered, and
Yankee Daoilc' ani the Star
Spanglci Banner played by the
bands OF the city. However their re.
lig Gus opiui ms may differ from ours
e. e'lurmhus are evidently pltritoic.
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.SuERIrFS SALE

py virtue Of n cortain writ Of Ncrd. Ey. is
sued out VI tho court Of common Pleas oi Sny.
der County orj to NC directed, will he exposed
% Public sale, at the puL'lc Housc Of Ira say
crs, IN Port Trcycrton, on
SATURDAY, July 20, 1870,
The following drscJlbed Real Estate, To W.T. -
A cItlin House and Lot, situated In UusOn
Township, Snyder county, Pa, bounded ON the
south by public road leading nom SclinsgrJNc tn
Liverpool, east ly VI IrevcrtOn school lot,
north ly land of Jcromiuh BuHar, aud west by
loj ui sargc. seized, taken In execution, and t.
be sold gs the property of ~oLoNoN ARNOLD.
JOAN :. WOLF. sheriff.
Shcrii'' once, Nildluldfg, 'rly :, lSIJ.
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IST or LANDS SITUATE IN SNYDER
- COUNTY, held 10y location, or any other
ouicc right, issued from the Land Department
OF this Commonwealth, upon which no Patents
have been Issued, Including the names In which
such location or other office rights are entered,
the amount of money originally paid, and the
amount due the Commonwealth up to June Uses:
NAIVE or No. OF IcCATioN AMT ANT
WARRANTEE ACEUs or III. OK DUE.
ArPLtED TowSs'r. AcCr.
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Wade Of Poor Rum, Whskoy, Proof Spirits, and
Refuse Iiguors, dDctorp,l spiccd and sw cetenod
to please the taste, called "Tonlrs.r" Appeti,
1crs -" Rc.tcrcrs," &c, that lead the tppier on
to drunkenness aud ruin, but are true medicine,
made from tile native Roots and Herbs Of Cali.
lnrrln, Grsb from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They
are The 1GPEATBLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
.GlNISG PRINCIPLE, q perfect Rcnovator
ami Iavirotator Of the system, carrying Of all
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to u
healthy condition. No person con take these
Biiters according to directions, and remain long
unwcil.
the loue5 are not destroyed by mineral p,isofs
Or a. her means ana the vital organs wasted be
yoni the point Of repair.
fnr iDh Immutory and Chronic Rhcuirptlfu
aud at, byflcpsyn, or lnii:c-tlpn, Bilious
Fcmittcut and intcnulttcnt Foycts, Diseases o
the liuud Liver Kidneys, aud bladder, these
llitteis have bren must successful Such hls-
eases are caused by Nitatcd Bood. which Is GEM
orally produced ~ derangcmoLtof the Digc,tivo
Organs.
tlclnse the NitIatcd blood whenever you find
its impurities buTstiug through the skin In PIN.
pies, Erupl ions or Sores; clense IL when y0u find
il ohstruct'd and sluggish In the veiusj clensc "
when IL H. iuul, and your feelings VIII tell you
when Keep the blood pure and the health o
, the : stem VIII follow.
| pin, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking In
/ Ihe system ots many ihou'ands, are elicctually
destroyed HND rctluv@l.
In Bilious, Rcmittcut, and lnlerTittent Fe-
yers, these Eiticrs have no cluah For null dircc-
| tipns read cutCiully tAo circ"l1r around each
bottle, printed IN iOur lnnSuase ses-Engiish, Ger
/ man, FiCnch and paul.h
u. WALHER, Prorrlctor,
- Commerce st, n. i.
II. H. MCDONALD y co,
/ DruVgists sui gCgGtul Agcrtsr san Francisco
and Sacramen'o, California, and 81 S - Com
eJ- SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS ASi;
! DEALERS. lje7-iw
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T IL Il POST

sNs ssrr- r----rr''-s-'sr-zrsrl-
SNYpLK COUNTY
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
JOllN u. pACkER,
or svNLrEY.
sGN NTOr,
ANTHONY &. SINP.ON,
oF sEitNsrHuyE.
A-sENuty,
WILLIAM liAlDlNG,
cr rEH.y.
,-sori,rE 'vpos,
NENjAMIN /. EAlDENBtSl.,
uF rrAvEE.
rroruns.rAuY.
JEREMIAH GROUSE,
o. NispLrurHu.
u,ut-rrl s. uacoRurr,
SAMUEL A. Sriljtk,
or NlnuLuHvHg.
ntsTuicr ATropvE1,
BENJAMIN z. fNpkS,
ar .uUiruvUo,
COMMISSIONER.
TlllLlp KINNEY,
uF BEAVER.
,orSTY SURVEYOR,
AARON II. GlFr,
~ MippLyBULo.
'vuY CouNI-stoVEU,
HENRY BROW y,
UF NAsUtSUToN,
AUDITOR,
CNLNlN l.. FISHER.
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SAI,E.-By virtue Of fl

GuERi'FS SAIlli.-ily virtue of %
- certain wit Of ~. Fa, issucI out Uf tho
Court Of t1wfpn PIcss OF snyder County, ana
t. me directed. will be exposed to puhlir sale on
tie premises o, Lewis q. Rc!snIdcr, IA Monroe
toNnshlp, Snyder county. Pa, on
FRIDAY. JTLN, 10 1870,
The folllwiJJ rcfsunil Properly, to Wit =
Ninety vi i'c zine aud Ecnilpck saw Lngs
1900 feet ilomiock PLANK, 1900 icet inch Boards
5000 feet Ncmluri, Inists. 1000 feet Maple PLANK
1907 l.uth, one iIorse 'lod, and one set hurnc.s
SEIZED, taaou IN execution, aud "a DO said as th'
property Of Laws &, RriF-NYpEE.
JOHN :. WOLF, sheriff.
Shcrln's once, MiIdloburg. July :, 1870.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARMAT PRIVATE SALE

The subscriber offers at private sale his
VALUABLE FARM, situate. in Monroe
township, Snyder County. la. adjoining
lands of Abraham Fisher, Micheal liummel
and others, containing about
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~ AN7EN IT'S

Inventors who wish 10 take ont Letters Patent
are advised tn counsel with MUM 90, odl.
tor, ut the Scientific American, who have prose
cutCl claims before the Patent Oiico for over
Twenty Yeas Their Amct lean nbd European
pateuf Agency is the most extensive IN the
world. th1rsos lees than any other rrllall,
agency. \ pamphlet containing full lust struct!ons
t. inventors j. sent gratis.
MUM * co, ~ Park Row, New York.
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THE SECOND VOLUME OF

V,lIIS Is no HUMBUG! 0E N
with age, height, color of eyes and hair,
you will receive, by return mHil. a correct
picture Of your future husband or wife.
with name and date Of marriage. Address
W. FOX, T.. o. Drawer No. n, Fultonyills,
New York. jane7-lw
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUB.
~ eCRIBE FOR THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
THE PEOPLES rAvoRrTE JOURNAL.

The most Interesting stories are always TO be
found in the New YORK Weekly.
Al present there are SIX GREAT STORIES
running through its columns; and at least one
story IL begun tverey month.
New suhscriberi are thus sire Of having the
commencement Of now continued story, no
matter when they subscribe. -- 49,
Each number OF the NEW YORK WEEKLY
contains several Bgautiful Illustrations, ouhle
the Of Reading Matter OF any papor Of It's class,
aud the Skctchcs, short stories, Poems, etc o,
are by the ablest writer's OF America and Eu'
rOpc.
Ii docs not confnc usefulness to amusement
but publishes u great quantity Of really IN
structiye matter, in the most condemned form
The
Nctr York Wcekig Departments
have attained high reputation from theii
breyity. excellence, and correctness.
Tar PLEASANT PAEAGRAPHs are made NJ
Of the concentrated wit ond hunor Of many
minds.
THE KYowLrpGE BcS is confined 20 useiu
Information on all manne, Of subjects.
THE NgVs IrEHs givc In the iewest Yords th'
most notable dulngs all over the world
TuE Gosstr wiTH coRnEsrONDENTs con
tains answers 70 inluirers upon all imaginable
. subjects
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R7I ACRES

more or less, ninei y-fve acres of which are
cleared and in high ntate of cultivation;
the balance is covered with the best Of tim
Der. The improvements consist of good
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'fuE HANG.GN.ysAND NlCTUAB.

l. Life Insurance Company wants a numbss OF
good Agents, also, a good General Agent for
Pittsbhrg and vicinity also. a General Agent
for tho Geoman counties OF Pennsylyania. Ad-
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