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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17
A VISIT TO THE SICILIAN CATA.
COMBS.

- aHi ST llGE gJ --fu N.GGJiET =-a
"A correspondent from Palermy,
Sicily, writes mnf gnar.-
"The most interesting objects here,
I think, are the catacombs. Leaving
this place in a cab, we went to the
Capuchin Convent, and found an old
monk there who waited upon us. At
ter descending the two flights of stone
steps, we found ourselves in the me-
nagerie of bones Here are four long
corridors, lighted from the top, and
and on each side are the bodies of the
defunct Italians, all of the better class,
Some are strung up along the sides OF
the walls, while others are in wooden
cases with glass sides, so that the oc-
icupant can be plainly seen. The pas
sages are about fifteen feet wide, and
of the same height with an arclfed
roof. The priests bodies are in one
place-the women in another. Hero
were the skeletons of a whole family
man, wife, and childreh-all strung
up in row along the wall, and each
body with a. ticket attached, giving
the name and time of death. There
was the reverend father, with his
three-cornered hat and robes; the
young girl with her gay-colored
dress; the old woman with her cape
and gown: the young infant with its
gaudily trimmed baby-dress men and
boys in full dress of the fashion OF
the period. - 5 balzfo
a, The first object that attracted my
attention was the child of rich man,
beautifully dressed, sitting in a little
chair. Another had been in but a
short time, and looked like little
darkey, but for its hair. One young
girl, in a glass case, was dressed in
white, with blue trimmings, white
kids on her hands, white stockings
and satin slippers on her feet. The
flesh was all gone-the grinning skel-
eton only remaining under the dress.
An'old lady, with calico dress and
dark gloves, was taking it easy in q
case. A mother and two children
were in another. There are thou
sands of bodies here and all are
dressed as was fitting for their sta
ton in life-some gaily, some like
brides, and others like good old cosy
housewives. One old priest, who
was ticketed, died in 161O," still had
his tongue in his fleshless jaws. The
old monk, who showed us around,
pointed out his mother, hanging on
the wall. dressed with care. We
spent half an hour in this beautiful
place, and were highly interested in
what we saw. The custom here on
All Souls Day is for relatives to place
a boquet and lighted candle at the
feet of the dead and if one of these
defuncts happens to be without can
de-. then cut him off and throw him
away, as all his relatives are supposed
to be dead, and his family become ex-
tinct. .rg.,.I a.. @ y5-.
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) IMoooEN ToorHp1CKs.

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Every eating house visitor of this
city and other leading cities Of the
Union, has doubtless noticed a small
ftumbler of wooden toothpicks upon
the counter of the cashier, for the use
of customers. These toothpicks are
a good feature of the present day.
The wooden toothpicks have, to a
considerable extent superseded the
I gold, horn, ivory and other articles of
the kind formerly in use. The manu-
facture is carried on by but one estab-
| ishment, which has been in operation
four years. 1t is near Boston, and
employs thirty hands of both sexes.
The machinery has been patented and
Iispropelled by water power. The
woods used are maple and willow.
The agency is solely in this city, and
all purchases for use elsewhere must
be made here. The toothpicks are
packed in pasteboard boxes of two
sizes. One box is three inches long,
by two wide and deep. It contains
three hundred and sells for sixty cents.
The other incloses twenty five, hnn-
dred, and is' five inches long, three
wide and three deep. The boxes are
packed in wooden cases, for shipment
or retailed in the city singly by the
carriers. The sales are quite large,
and amount at times to forty on fifty
cases day, each containing one hun
dred Thousand toothpicks. The ag-
gregate number s'old,d therefore,
amounts in that period to four or five
millions.-Manwfactmei and Builder.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

A FACETIous boy asked one of his
playmatcs how hardware dealer diff
fered from shoemaker. The latter,
somewhat puzzled, gave it up
"Why," said the other, "because one
sold the nails, and the other nailed
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

l. A LAWYER once asked a atDutchman
concerning pig in court, "What
earmarks had he 2" "Vell, ven I first
became acquainted NIT do hook, he
had no earmarks except very short
tail" 3d 5ft a.f.F e@
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

ABoUT So.-A daughter is about al
ways right when she endeavors to i'm
itate her mother; but we do not think
the mother is equally right when, at a
certain period of life, she tries all sho
can to initiate her daughter. at
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

ne" Ma, somebody is going to die,"
said aknowing little fellow who was
looking out of the window into the
street. Why ?9h" Cause the doc
tors just gone by," was the reply.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

AN Eastern editor notifies CORES
pondents that if we should desire
stupid articles we can writo them our
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

STATISTICS show that Alabama is
the fifth state in the Union in the pro-
duction of wheat. A few years ago
she was not even mentioned in this
connection. si1t sssilI d.ae1ns ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

A CITY missionary was asked the
cause Of his poverty, (, Principally"
said he, with 9, twinkle OF the eye,
because have preached so much
without notes." iaas,,t
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Official Registry.


COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judges Of Common Pleas-GEo. n. TUTTLE,
PHILe B. CONAN
Probate Judge-JAooB v. NELL.
Prosecuting Attorney-C. A. REEp.
County Auditor-WfLLIAN GRIsHELL.
County Treasurer-GUsTAvUs P. REED.
Clerk of Courts-AxDREE JACKSON.
SheriG-oTIs B. PAINE.
REcoRDER-G. W. BARRETT.
County Commissioners-HEsRY j. NOBLE. N.
B. JENKENs, Jos. C. CONRAD.
Coroner-REcELLUs Roof. = ts&
Surveyor-JEDDIAHC COLE.
Directors of County Infirmary-J. C. BEATTY,
GCIAS CLEMENTS and L. G. DODGE
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS.
Ravenra-JoHN MEHARe.
Kent-E. W. STUART.
Garrettsyille-M E. FRANcIs,
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Atwatcr-J R: Conrad and. Sylvester A.
Hinman.
Aurora-Reuben P. Cannon and Worthy Tay-
Brimheld-JosepR L. Carrier and A. 81. Lam
phare. -.-ss> x.rt
Deerfcld-C g. Tibbals and John Fl. Holman.
Edinburgh Sanford and Asa Bingham.
charlestown--Augnstusg MunyOn and Nathan
II. Smith. 49,. -
Frankiin-Jo Joel Davis, Alvin Barton, 1. Archer.
Freedom-Ly yman Bryant and Arvillus c.
Larkcom.
Hiram-Rufus Butts and Richard NJ. Hank.
ATantua-A. \. Farr and Henry Cobb.
Nelson-James Ashald and A. f. Hannahs.
Palmyra-John j. Williams, orrin Stevens
and Enoch Morgan.
parfe-A Merrill and Rrainard SeJhy ,Jr
Rayenna-JoHN MEHARG, George f. Robin
SON and Charles B. Stowe. ss,..
Rsndolph-James p. Cole and n G. Sears.
Rootstown-A. H. Barlow and Gideon sey-
mour. --r
shalersvillo- Samuel G. Elaridge and william
Carlton. lt- HfzsI IS Et Fgi
I Streetsboro-E. NJ. Stanton and James II.
Nichols. sgy s5 ss-ls.sfa 7f3FfrF-
sufield-E. K Martin and VIM. Paulus. -
windham-E. S. Woodwork and Cornelius
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NEW TAILORING
T. s t a b lis b M g n t
HI. G. MUETING

HI. G. MUETING as.e
Would inform the people of Rayenna and vicin-
ity, that he has opened shop in the Allen
Block, two doors east of B. Little's Grocery
Store, on Main Street, and is prepared to do al
work entrusted to him, in workm anlike man
ner, and at reduced prices. From many years
experience in the business, he feels confident of
his ability to give entire satisfactiOns III
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garments
70 be made by women.
Ravenna, Oct. 5. 1883. 58-h
Farm for Sale.
YEHE undersigned having other business re-
quirtng his attention offers his farm for
sale Is situated q mile from public square,
contains about 1874 acres fine arabic and grazing
land Plenty of fruit and timber, a never fail
ing supply of living water, good house with 10
rooms 8 good Barns and other outbuildings.-
This farm has almost the entire milk trade of
RaTenna, which, as the city grows will become
more profitable. This property offers great in
ducements for party with some means to en-
gage in very profitable business as the farm will
BE sold with moderate payment in hand and
: A'''O-e--- - II. D. SEYMOUR.
Ravenna, May aos 1859, ss-tE ii I-.7
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Soap! Soap L!

The subscriber is manufacturing, at Camp
bellsports, q first rate article of
3 O E II 8 Q "A p
which be will deliver to those In want Of the
same at reasonable rates, by the gallon or barrel
Greese and wood ashes taken in exchange for
Soap. ssss
All orders left at Beckley's Stove and Tin Store,
will receive prompt attention. ~
EDGAR C. CAMPBELL.
Campbellsport: April "a. 1859. 36-1y. f
HOME to th Press Ofice on Chestnut Street
" north endof Empire Block, and .get6ouY
Svda Inf
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A. o G. W. Ry-Change Of Time.
The following are the times of the departure
of trains at the points below 1t took effect
Monday, Nov. 10:
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GEORGE SADLER, NJ. D., :
Physician and Surgeon, Rayenna, Ohio
Ofice with w. B. Thomas, Esq, empire BLOCK:
Residence on Walnut, second door south Of
Main Street. eFa oo-t.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

Once there was a bad little boy
whose name was Jim-though, if you
willnotice, you will find that bad lit
tie boys are nearlyalways called James
in your Sunday School books. 1t was
very strange, but it was true, that this
one was eailadEsIin1 -. II
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, Rootstown,
Portage County, Ohio. Chronic and frIyaoe
diseases treated successfully. OFFIcR-Next
door south of Green & Barlow's Store.
Dec 81. 1868, 1y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

"a coIoRrn hnard nf Nfi,lnaiinnl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

Teach me to feel another's woe,
To hide the faults I see;
That mercy / to others show,
That mercy show to me-"
Southern shield., 1870-07-30

CoLoRED DoGs.-It is hard to tell why a yellow color should mean a worthless dog; yet to call your neigh bors cur ''yaller" beast is considered the height of contemptuousness.
 No one wants to have dog of such a color, hence all shades approaching thls tint are regretted, if the animal be otherwise desirable.
 The newest kink is dog-dyeing es- tabllshment. They have one in Con nectlcut. The advertising dog of the concern goes about in red, white and blue. " Yaller" dogsare delighted when they see him. So the world Wags on.
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4. $ N. E. R.

An Ordinance to Subscibe flftS Thousand Dollars to aid Ill the Construction of the Arkansas Mid land Rail Road.
 SEC. 1st. Be it ordained by the Mayor anu .Council of Helena, that an election be held in the city of Helena, on the 20th day of Au- 'rust. 1870, in the manner prescribed py baw. for the purpose of aseertaining the sense If the citizens in regard to the subscription shv said city, of Fifty Thousand Dollars in -v ponds, iT55rYrT 1fTr Pc7 5s' navable annually. Said bonds to be payable tiffeen wears after date, to aid in the con- strnction of the Arkansas Midland Raj Road i SEC 2nd. Be it further ordained, that al .,osa voting for such subscription, shall hav' written or printed Of their ballots or tickets |. For subscription, and those voting agains snob subscription, shall have written o printed on their ballots ot tickets, the words Against subscription" .,. . SEC. 3rd. Be it further ordained that "'i Ordinance be in force from and after Il passage.
 w. H. ROGERS,
 Mayor;
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NEW YORK RED.HOT ON THE WAR.

From the Tribune.]
 Far from subsiding the interest in the question at issue in Europe grows more intense, as day after day, the contradictory messages are received by the cable. A very large majority of those who speak the German language on this side of the ocean are united for fatherland. The diStrust with which the Atlstrians are viewed in Europe does not prevail here, for many of the leading men of that nation now in exile on these shores have cOntribut- ed largely to the funds collecting in this city and elsewhere for the benefit of Prussia. It is stated that upwards of $25O,OO0 have already been sub- scribed, and that arrangements are making to establish fund which will permit of weekly contributions during the war. A large number of those who, by the militia laws of Prussia, are obliged 10 return to their country in case of war, have lcft to- fulfill their oDnsss.t4,SDnS-Sseme 1 ss 4SnySs paying the expenses
 OllU Ol tllclI OWh oss 1.sAl-,e1
 by the rich German merchants. '''' i'oe
 Large crowds collect daily around
 the bnlletins at the newspaper offices,
 and the little barefooted ufchinS who
 peddle the issued extras, never had g larger demand for their stock Some
 twenty clubs of German symlathizers
 have been organized in the cfy and
 new calls are issued for German popu-
 lar meetings. The stir and lsustle among them is in marked contrat to the seeming quiet of the Frenchen. These have not made any display,but there is no reason for supposlng hat , they are less unanimous or less earnst | and willing to do what is in their poS eT for the success oT tne T rencn HIN 9 Fearing difficulties of a serious nature ! : fine more prominent French citizen l from the beginning have cautlone
 their countrymen not to make any dl' l nlay. but to act quietly and earnestl! e French clubs, however, have pee ;, formed, and large contributions tor til t aid of wounded French solilers al ,r nourine in. Persons wishing to jol s, the army are sent over free of expeni
 to themselves. Confidence as to su is cess is generally exrpessed, excel ts among the Republicans
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F1 The communication of our O

E The communication of our old friend, Dr.. BUTLER, on the subject of the origin of caucuses, we do not in ser5; from no disrespect to it's learn cd and venerable author, but from the fact that the force and potency of caucuses (even if gotten up by the ardent friends of the Governor of the State, in Phillips county, and we think in the State, generally, are about ex- hausted, or to use a more common phrase, "played out"
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THE KATIE MORRISON.

We are requested by Captain |QUARLEs, one of the owners of the Kotie Morrison and the Red ROver, to state that the latter named boat would be at Helena on next Monday, and the former within the next eight or ten days, at which time the Katie win be placed i'll the St. Francis and Han zuiIie river trade. Both poats --A- -r ! |: for some days undergoing needful re hairs.
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FOR SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE, one of GULL LETT's Eighty Saw Gins, new and in good re- pair, having ginned about seYenty-fve bales of cotton just enough to wear smooth and make good sample. I desire to get a smaller one of the same kind, it being too heavy for horse power. believe it to be the best gin in use. For terms apply to King & Clopton, Helena, Ark, or the under signed at his residence, beyond Big Creek,
 J. P. CL0PTON. July 27th, 187O-tf
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PEDTGREE:

Hewas sired by Brands Brignoli (now called half mile in a two mile heat, in one minute and ten seconds in public, on the Woodland course at Louisville, and sold two years ago for ten thousand dollars (S1O,OGO). His dam is by Gray Eagle, and out of full sister to George Martin. (Refer to Turf Register for George Martin.) His dam is also the dam of Charlie Armstrong, one of the best race horses ever produced by Lexington.
 ". POLLOCK TAYLOR. aDI6-tf
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Thanas Mooney, the Irish historian, and the chief of the anti Chinese party, offers himself as a candidate for Gov ernor of California, with promise that he will raise three hundred thous- and militia and send the Chinese home within three months after his election.
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Memphis and Arkansas Packet Company
 White River United States Mail Line.
THE entirely new and ele- a@ra

THE entirely new and ele- 1g9Esga~ n> gant passenger packet, built .@lsasytsfs. l,za expressly for the trade psHs.:s55.A s.:5...aE
 R. r. WALT-WILL ASHFORD, Master Will leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY. at , o'clock ?. n., for all points on Wh5te R5Uer tbr0agb t0 Jacbs0np0rt, end 10 Hest Point and Soarcg L0ndlMg, .43a. 44g Tdtde Red - ] -Al2z l.,a.alXssl packet,
 Will leave Memphis EVERY THUHoD1tt, ut o'clock D. In. fr all points on White Ricer thrOu0b tO JacksoaPOrt. This boat will continue in the Memphis and Jackson port trade until the completion of another new boat, such as the R. P. WALT" (now under contract to be finished by 18th May next) to take the place of the "W. 4. CaLd- arelp in the Memphis and Jacksonport trade, o leave Memphis EVERY THURSDAY.
 For freight or passage apply on board the boats, or at the office of the Company, No. 3 Modison street, Stanton Block.
 apr9tf JOHN D+ ADAMS, President
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INDIGo.-A most superior article ot what is termed Blueing" is now be- ing manufactured, or distilled, and presented in liquid form, by Mir. G. !. s. PATTERSON, in this place.
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DESCRTPTIOV:

Hei six years old this spring;a beautiful dappe gray; sixteen hands high; heavy mane and tail, and is the kindest and most gentle stallion in the country works well anywhere, and belongs to the best family of harness horses iE the world.
Southern shield., 1870-07-30
EAGLE MAMBRFNO.

TElHIS High Bred Stallion will make the
 present season ending the 1st of July, at
 the subscribers plantation on the old Town Road, six miles from Helena, at 525 the season; money due when mare is served.
Southern shield., 1870-07-30

Three companies of artillery left Fortress Monroe on the 26th, for Raliegh, to aid Governor Holden Ill enforctno the law in North Carolina.
Southern shield., 1870-07-30

T 9sr frilIa sr Hsss. H.ssss..uu.H4 .H4 ccARE,- the eneTgeh seN 'retary or the Iron Mom. ,fyi1a6 oes lena Rall Road, leaves to-day ofr ; fsit to his friends in Mississippi; and hence on a Northern dan Eastern tour of recrea- tion.
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FOB RENT,

Two good rooms, with cook house, suita- bIeSor a small family. Apply to
 July g. Owl J. ". NEVILL.
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WAR IN HELENA!

WE notice this morning in our village one of the best agricultural implements of the age will cultivate from five to seven acres per, scraper, dirter and middle-break er-will clean one row at each opporation.
 County rights for sale on reasonable tcrms> Apply to Ramsey & West, Helena, Ark. /,
 Inventor: L. Nj. GANONG,
 july30 If Coohoma couty, Miss.
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TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now prepared to furnish all classes with con stant employment at home, the whole of the time CT for the spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn from 50c. to 8 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their
 hole timg to the business e Boys q md fr girls iris sec this notice may send their address, and te.5 the business, VIC make the unparalleled offer; To such as are not well satisfied, 4po will send $l to pay for the trouble of writing Full particulars, valuable sample, which will do to commence work on, and copy oi The Peoples Literary CompGRjon-0ne Oi the largest and best family newspapers pub lished-all sent free by mail. Reader, ifyou want permanent profitable work, address [ c. ALLEN G CO.,, Augusta, Maine. ap30-tf
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FOR SALE.

The printing material on which the Pulley Monitor was printed up to the 7th March is offered for sale. Enquire at this office.
Southern shield., 1870-07-30

DIED.-In this city, on Tuesday morn- ing last, Mrs. BETTE RIGHTOR, the ac- complished and estimable. wife of Mir. II. c. RIGHToR.
 In this city, on the % inst, v-t---- ----.-~,.--. ~.,I NIT r'' MULKEY.
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sTATN AND COTNTY DEREcT0RF.
State and County officers.
STATE OFFICERS

POWELL CLAY TON, Governor JAMES N. JOHNSON, Lieutcnant-Gover- nor.
 ROBERT J. T. WHITE, Secretary of State JAMES R BERRY State Auditor. HENRY PAGE. State Treasurer. THOMAS SMITH, Superintendent of Public Instructions. BENJAMIN THOMAS. Commissioner of Internal Improvements J. Nj. LEWIS, Commissioner of Immigra- ton and State Lands KEYES DANF0RTH, Adjutant General. ". ". WlLSHIRE, Chief Justice of Stu j. R. MoNTGoMERY, Attorney General MsW. NJAMIN, Solicitor General. SUPTs. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION:
 lsT DIsT.M. II. WYGANT
 p DIsT.-E, R. KNIGHT
 SD DIsr.-W. II. GILLEM
 4TH DIsT.-W. II. Il. CLAYTON.
 5TH DIsT.-E. E. HENDERSON.
 9TH DIsT.-W. A. STEWART
 7IH DIsT.-F. NJ. CHRIsMAN.
 9TH DIsT.-D. c. CASEY.
 ,9TH DIsT.-HENRY A. MILLFN.
 lOTH DIST.-J. E. TAILMA.
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5r square of ten lines first insertion,......sl 50 Each additional insertion, .........,..... Liberal deductions 10 yearly, hait-yearly or quarterly advertisers
 Obituary Notices. other than the simple an- noqncement of death, charged the usual adyer- Using ratcs
 Notices published in the local column 25cents CT line.
Southern shield., 1870-07-30

One California sheep rancho includes two hundred thousand acres.
Southern shield., 1870-07-30

Nebraska is the only State that had a completed railroad when admitted.
Southern shield., 1870-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE

Cheap for Cash, ONE GIN STAND, 50 saws Also one Running gear" complete for horse power. Apply to
 CAD POLK. iulv30 If
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Hhe Riverside for 1e6e,

Ihe Riverside for 1868. WHIS favorite Magazine for tho young an- 1 nounccs the following as among the no ticeable features of the coming volume: l. New stories, contributed especially for tho RIVERSIDE" in advance of their publication in Denmark. By Hans Christian Andersen. 2. Serial, White and Red" of thrilling adventure and humorous scenes -aIaQDgst- 11Is- " ccxs, ;alithor of "Ainslee.'
 3. Stories from Spenser and Chauecr. By tho author of the popular stories from Shakspcaro 1. Papers on Invention and Art: how statues lre made, how telcgraphs are worked, how 9 boy can mako photographs, etc, etc. ,. Hunting in South Africa Streets of Constantinoplo, American cities, New Orlaans Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York Doston otc, etc.
 6 Life on the Prairie. Porte Crayoa's Young Virginians-
 Graceful tales by popular writers.
 s; Illustrations of the Bible, History, Natu- ral History, Biography, Curositios, etc g. Fun and troiie in all sorts of forms. The list of writers for the . RIVERSIDE ? in- tian Andersen, Alice and Phoebe Cary, Nellie N. Scudder Helen c. Weeks Vieua lFoufqcEc Author of ''Susy's Six Birthdays" Author of '.geven Little Sisters etc. FERNS oF SUBsCRIPTIoN.-42 59 year in ad- vance; throe copies s6.59; five copies. Sin.00: ten copies SL0 co and an extra cory gratis Price 10 elergymcn and teachers s2G per year. Single eeuies ? rents.
 FJED < EDUCATION. Publis hers
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EYWe have two or three improved farms, which we will dispose of on accommodating terms.
 Sept 18th, 1869
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SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1870.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

4Y NEWELL will receive boarders without lodging at $20 per month, until Oct lst. Payabie ia ddcGacc. june4tf.
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LAND FOR SALE

On most liberal terms, in tracts to suit pur- chosors from ten acres to thousand or twelve hundred in 8 tlact, by