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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-10-15

SECTION l. Be il resolred b. tie Senate and Hsu.e
Of Representatives. Of tie 81 ak Of Lou;sano il General
AssexNy convened tws-tlrirds ef The mem
hers elected to each House agreeing there
to- That ct the general election for members
of the General Assembly. which will take place
10 November, eighteen hn ndred and seventy. an
amendment to the constitution OT the State shalt
be submitted TO the quai iiszl electors of the
State for their ratification Or rejection, in the
words following:
"Atticle 6fty Of The constitution, which read.
- follows: fbe Governor sban be inellgitle
for Tie euoee1ing four years an = the expiration
II the time fr which be shall have been eleeted.
shall Be abosgstsd and stricken, out Of the con-
SIC. 2 b 4 .txtsh,+t risaislsvd. 6e. That u tbe
said general election The said ,,ropmea amend.
ment 10 he eoastitutioa Of u. State sball be
submitted to the qualified vota y, ,of, the State
for their ratification or rejection, in the manner
following. to Wit: Each voter !rhal have prin-
ted Or written On . ticket tic words "Abrukate
and stricken ont article nlty of the eonalitu-
don." Or The words Retain article fly Of the
constitution" Upon the closing o. the polls the
tickets shall be counted, TIE reaur us made and
the result declared Ia tie manner and form Or re.
turning Tie elections fot State oficert, prcacrihed
by the general lays relative - electi.,ne.4
SEC. 3. R further resaloed &C.. That this joint
resolution shall take effect from and after its
pasoge. ""i ~e o. 4a..''' ''s-" y ..i'r
(Signed) MORTIMER CARR,
:, ig Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
lSigncd) :. OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieuiepant Governor and President Of the S .nate
Approved March l6, 1870. a4f <w
! (Sigoed) .,t.o H.iC. WARMOTH.
: + -,.v Governor Of the Stats Of Louisiana
A true copy: t4
Csc. E. BovEE.
Secretary Of State.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-10-15

>. /. z! -. 661bRY.
-, -. 80 sc.saaI y ~td-c,n
n IA. valsgs Dc 'ves.ai!
~ L ccs,.,, ,,,,t,,. ,t... ~. -. !
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-10-15

The publication Of the vote Of
the Frencharny on the plebiscitc
posted Bismarck most opportune.
ly as to how strong France was
"Ofthe army" he said, "286. .657
soldier voted Yes, and 46, ,21U No
33l 1867. This" he ar
gued, lis the full amount that
Napoleon can bring into the field
at a short notice"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-10-15
OFFICIALS

AMENDMENTS TO TIE CONSTITUTION
OF The STATE OF LOUISIANA. r-.
To be submitted. to the people Of the Stote
at the ne1t General Election to Be held
0. the SereatA day Of November. Anno
Dons;ni One 7housoad Eight Hundred
and Seventy.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-10-15

- God has written on the
flowers that sweeten the mir; on
the breeze that rocks the flower
upon the stem; upon the rain. drop
that refreshes the sprig Of moss
that lifts its head in the. desert ::
upon its deep chambers; UPON ev-
cry penciled shell that sleeps in
the cavern of the deep, not less
than upon the mighty sun that
warns and cheers millions ofcrea-
lures which live in its light up
on all his works he has written.
"None liveth for himself" .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19
ID TRUSTEES SALE
or
BARNUM's CITY HOTEL,
IN
BALTIMORE CITY.

Hy virtue OF decree o. the Circuit Court OF Baltimore
city undersigned Trustees viii sell at puoic sale al the
Exchaage oo baltimore city, on THURSDAY tho
18th OF December, 1870 az O'Clock r NJ that long
established and celebrated Hotel widely known as
BAkHUM'S CITY HOTEL,
facing Monument square Of said city with front on Cal
street, extcndin. Fayee Bank lane with depth
ayce street OF 23 feet and On Bank lane o. fois
feet.
The mi ROvEMENTS the extensive Hotel so widely
known as BARNUM'S CITY HOTEL, with its large Kesau
rant and Barber Shop, fronting on Calvert street,
Parlors, Oaices, with modern convenences, &c.
HOTEL located in the heart OF the city, being 80 cee-
braied and extensively know detailed description Is
deemed unnecessary. ~
nan OF the property be a. the Office OF the
Trustees who will also chow tue property and give oil nfor-
nation desired.
Ths property be sold free Of the stock debt but sub
ject annual ground amounting to thirtyeisht hum
rcd and tv $500 dollars payable half yearly, ed
upon separate portions Of the ground OF which rents he
sum four hundred and eighty $500 dollars is
deemable nj pleasure, the three hundred and
seventy l370) dollars Is irredeeinabe
TeirsOneith cash, balance IN one two, three and Tour
years, with interest payable half yearly
s. n. ThGGkRr. IS Lexington street,
r. A. LINIHICUM II North Charles street, Trustees
i. w. BENNETT d co., Auctioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19
NOR SALE-BY ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY



LAURENS RAILROAD
District Court OF the United States South Carolina Dis.
trct--ln the Matter OF the Laurens Railroad Company,
Bankrupt-ln Bankruptcy.
ny OF uon o. T. Bryan, District Judge Of the United
States for South Carolina District will sell public cutlery,
in the city OF so umb South Carolina, II O'clock meridi
on Wednesday tie fh day OF Deceabe e7o free from
AL Hens and encumoranees, all OF redemption being
forever barred and absolutely foreclosed the following
property. viz. -
Tie Track and Roadbed. Bridges Culverts, Machine
Shops Water Tanks nnd Station Houses all the Locomotive
Cars and Machinery and all and singular the PIopey
Assets personal OF every description whatsoever,
OF the Lurens Railroad Company AMI all the rights, ptivi
cses, franchises and easements lawfully held used or
1oyed by the said Laurens Railroad Company the follow
ing :fortv-two thousand doars be paid Ia
residue III bonds Of purchaser PAYABLE IN
and three with interest per per
annum iys lie sem.anuuay and occurred by mortgage
the premises Sold Provided however, that the
SHAH have leave pay The whole bid III cash, he prefers
do
JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
Assignee OF Iaurens Railroad Company,
n. B. The Jaurens Railroad is tLirtythre miles In
length running from Laurcnsve s. g., through very pro.
duciive cotton dcnsey populated country, and
connecting at Newterty with the Greenvie Columbia
Railroad Ang Information respecting the properly offered
Tor sale above will DC gladly Furnished ap ilcaon
JAhES NJ BAAfIG, Assignee, Newoerry, S. @.
OCTOBER "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19
A UCTION NoTCE.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE.
"A J. D. PARKER d CO. Auclioueers,

commencing 1895 O'clock ali the elegant and costly House
hold Furniture contained in pri 3 West TWEEN
tseventh street, sixth avenue Rich rosewood Piano
forte, rich Par Suits, Curtains Bookcase Centre Ia
bes. Velvet AMI Brussels Carpets Mirrors, Paintings.
Bedroom Suits in rosewood and black walnut; Bed
seads Spring, ar and Feather Beds Pillows Blankets Bu-
reaus Dining Room Fnrniture-Extenson Table Buffet,
Chairs Cutlery Plate, Dinner and Tea Sets; also Kitchen
Basement Furnitre in all 900 lots by catalogue, OF
useful household furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

500 lots by catalogue, value d at $30,0c0
magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoorte Bronzes,
Paintings, Drawing Room Furniture and Works OF Art
THIS DAY SATURDAY. at the private residence 81 West
Fifteenth street, between Firth and Sixth avenues
mencing at l0H o'clock.
Drawing Room Suits, covered French brocate richest de-
scrlp.ion Window Curtains. match suits; rosewood Eta
Canterbury Bookcase Jardneres arqueerc bo,s do
Chandeliers Manle Mirrors, Lace Curtains, PANT
ings by eminent artists Statuary Clocks magnificent
Pianoforte, celebrated maker; Stool Cover
wood walnut bureaus Bcdsteads Wardrobes, en- stitc
style LOUIS XIV; Extension Table, Sidcboard, Chinawarc
Linen Glassware Cutlery slverware; Basement Kitchen
Furnure Furniture apartments. Parties WISH
Ing attend this sale take Fifth stages Sixth
avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

SALES AT Auction.
L EsT Aih hEsl Il Hlf EEsss as siaHH
l . ra and 80 SSs
Me.sr ALLEN S As.R 'BRorHrR vim give their
o eassho he
agd q sn ~ 81
also TO Ascks Of Merchspas z, owners stores and
at their galleries as above. ALLhN B. MINER
ON TUESDAY. NOV. 10 AT II O'CLOCK, at our sales
CH0icE PeIvArE srocK'or HIGH CLASS WINES
AND III UoRs
Particulars Ia time.
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, nov. a5
4 y :
aRpsas al hG u asss works md
before exhibited Wi be on exhibition and from
Monday list inst
a RcH JomnssroGN, ,,.us,rs y .
fq sISssa ra lSisn ~
ooa at s II Nassau .a,a say s S
sortmen Household Furniture, consisting IN part OF
ps Stair capeis walnut Stair soas P n MSo acs
curtains Wardrobe Bookcase raror seis Lounges walnut
Also Billiard Table snarp's. with Balls Cues, &c.
Once Furniture, DESKS Safes, &c.
Also n Library OF 310 fine Books
Also cases stationery, Fancy Goods &c.
Also Alexandra Organ.
double door and three single door Safes wdefs
LBEpT B. wALpRoN, AucrlovEER.
n Salesroorns 100 Liberty and III Cedar street.
Furniture Bedding Mirrors,
Velvet, Brussels aud Ingram Carpets,
THIS DAY, AT lG58 O'CLOCK.
WALDRON AZ COOKE will sell by auction, above, a
large OF second hand and goods removed for
of sale 20 Velvet, BRUSSELS and In
grain Carpets, Ocloths, iuggets IA walnut mahogany
Par,or Suits, in plain and fancy reps Lounges sy cha
ennmcien
Chamber SUITS Bookcases Buiets Hall STANDS, Extension
Tables Dining Room and Chamber Chairs and
Bookcases Spring Hair AMI other Mattresses, holsters
and Pillows, Blankets. Comorters, EnRravings and Paint
China, Chamber and Tea Sets, bohemian Glassware
Gloeks Bronzes, Plated Ware and Cutlery, Pier Mirrors
Iron Safes Desks, Stoves, being OF the arac
sales have offered this fall the goods mostly
good Order Catalogues al SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

JACOB B0GART. hUCrIoSEER.
~ SATURDAY. Nov. n,
al lu15 O'clock at tile auction NO. North William
street.
large assortment of Household Furniture.
Farlor, Bedroom, Dining Room ana Kitchen Fuypiture
Also, 10 storage ana advances made Get IL 1855 on
ol OF Household Furniture, Trunks Clothing Books. c,
left by attorney. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

IOY M DOUGHTY. AUCTIoNEER
ID win sell this day Saturday Nov 49, at 101 O'Clock,
the ~ Nassau street, tine Household Furniture,
removed for convenience of sale and comprises Brussels
walnut and rosewood Paror Suits,
rosewood aud walnut Chamber Suits pure Hair Mattresses,
Paasses Bolscrs ANA Pow2; Mmrors, Wsrdrobes, BOOK
cases. Extension Tables Sdeboards Counters pesks Re
volvng Onice Chairs, the whole to be peremploriY
sold ty catalogue.
DY MAX BAYERSDoRFER, AUCTIONEER--SELLS,
ID at o'clock, lals street, between Eighth and Ninth
nues, Liquor and Wine Saloon costly Bar and Back Bar
Tables Chairs Mirrors Glassware. Oil Paintings, Engrav
ings Bottles. hes. Wines Liquors, Cigars aud Chapipagne
Ocoths; also Household Furniture Carpets. &c Positively
Positively in lots Dealers invited. Sale positive
without reserve, to e!ose concern.
MAX BAYERSD0RFER'S Office, SSi Bowcry.
TY J. w. CAMPBELL, JR., kUCTIONEER.-S SELLS
ID this day. nj lUl ocUeI, 1876 Wooster street, Stock and
Fixtures OF Fancy Toy Confectionery store In lots.
DY ]. j. swARzKoPH, AucTIoNEER.-sELLs, 10
ID O'clock il5 Sixth avenue, stock. Fixtures, &C.. Cigar
Store, together IN lots Dealers invited.
I. j. ORR 273 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

A DMIsISTRATOR'S SALE
n VIII be sold before the Court House first Tuesday
IN January, 1871, $50 Of high Land, less
and about 800 acres Hard Mnsh adjacent. all on White
marsh Island mica from Sayannah The settle
south end of island known Turner's Rocks, fac
Ing Warsaw river and noted for health and famous fish
Ing grounds adj about 300 cleared and well
growth OF cotton &C For further pnrticu
lars apply TO o. W. WILLY, Auctioneer TO the under
LEWiS 4. TURNER. Administrator de Bonis Non.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

COLE AUCTf0NEER. POSITIVE SALE OF b-s
81. Fun Lots on FIRST and Second avenues,
and on Forlybist aad Foriyscconi Stress Brdokivn,
TO lie sod nj nellcn, Tuesday, november ~ O'clock
ii tho commercial ychan e, No S3s Fulton street. oppcstc
the city Hail. Brooklyn. IeYns liberal Maps at $50 fulton
strset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

TNLEGANT BOOKS At AUCTION.
III Clinton Hall BOOK Saerooms and Art Galleries.
LEAyErT, SEREBIGH 4 CO., Auc,ionecrs Friday and
Saturday evenings, Now Is and 10, ~ o'clock sale Of
Private "a raiy OF oh and elegant editions of Stand ard
and illustrated Works. fine bindings Catalogues ready.
Books exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19
REAL ESTATE 40 EXCuANgE.

A FIRST CLASS HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, FOR HOUSE
~ town, or lots Central Park Prospect IarS
Address with full particulars price, OWNER box lG9i
Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19
A UCrIoN.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE OF
IA over $4,000 worth and over 600 lots


tins Saturday morning. al 1919 O'Clock precisely.
the four story residence IL Brevoor place, Tenth
street, between Fifth University place EDWIN
NICHOLS, Auctoneec oil velvet Brussels, Medal
lion Carpets eegan. Paror suits covered with satin broca
tel harcloh; Turkish Chairs, Bookcase, Tables
Eaeces Cabinets Jardnieres, Bronzes CLOCKS, Paintings
Mirrors Curtains, Bedsteas Bureaus Tasbstands Com
NODES pr NJ and hair Mattresses Lounges, Rockers SOFAS
Chairs Extension Table, Sdeboard, Glass China and Siye
Ware Cutlery, &c. Sale positive, rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
n ~. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer, win sell Monday,
Nov 81 O'Clock No 406 East Twenty sxt street,
the Reefying House, viz. "copper" STILL French
Colorag Boiler, Tanks Pumps, &c ana al the hppurte
Of rs class rcefying house By order OF TIE
signee ISAAC N. BABBITT.
A CCTTON ShLE-THTS DAY, AT ii O'CLOCK, OF
N and second hand Top and Open wagons, Rock
aways double Truck sing and double Harness. Robes
biankes, &C., by COLE MURPHY, 319 Fulton street,
Hrnn d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

T>RowN STONE HOUSE ON MURRAY HILL TO Ex-
ID change for larger House, difference In cash. Address
not Sc AND CASH. Herald onlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

D1A WEST TwENTY-FlRsT sTREET-PLEhsANT
AtU Rooms 70 let on third noori with Board terms
Ennnhln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

IyLEGANTLY LOCATED LOTS IN JERSEY CITY, AND
~ also IN Newark, exchange tine Country Seat
Brooklyn improved Property Call at address 50 Maiden
lane, room Ne. b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19
ASTROEaEY.

AIRS. SEYMOUR, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS. CLAIR
JVa voyantA diseases discovered and cured ~ Hora-
tio street: between Hudson stree, and Eighth avehue
MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
l tes the past and future snews likeness
husband l5 West Foyirst street, between Broadway
and Seventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

MINNESOTA LhND--4i0 ACRES CHOICE LAND, ON
wi railroad In southeastern part OF the State. sale or
exchange. w. q. ALDEN a co, 211S Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

Osl1 WEST SEVENTEENTH srREEr.--IN A FRENCH
Le)I private ainly furnished Rooms, with without
Board for swo sinse gentlemen and gentleman
Price very moi rlie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

EsOR SALE. GREAT BARGAIN, WITHIN THREE
hours OF New YoIkA desirable Farm, Of 20 acres,
20 under good state Of cuvaton with cont 0ytabe dwell.
Ing two bayns and all the 0budnna plenty OF
Good water fruit. AZ together w an indepsnden and e,
annually Price SS.6uo Terms easy. Address FARMER.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-29

DIsrRIcr ArToRNEY.-In announcing the
name Of Capt. W. III. Jones, at this late hour
for Prosecuting Attorney for the 9th Judicial
District, we depart somewhat from our usual
custom of merely announcing the fact, by COM
mending him to people for reelection to
that position. From the fact that our Crini-
nal Court in Wayne. absorbs quite all of the
business that would otherwise fall into the
hands of the Prosecutor for the Circuit Court
it is nominal Office here; but in Union, Frank
lin and Fayette, there is business; hence. one
who resides in either Of these three last men
toned Counties, should if possessed of the
necessary qualifications, be preferred. We
therefore hope that the Captain may be re>elec-
ted: both because Of his locality, and the capabil-
ity he has shown as prosecutor. and, also for
the good reason that should always accompany
capacity that he proved himself good soldier
during the rebellion; for we believe in the doc
trine that, other things being equal, the soldier
should always be preferred before the civilian,
those who imperalled their lives in defense of
their country, should enjoy the offices. This
| was the promise to the 'boys in blue"-let be if
futile to the letter.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-29
In 1869 Lieutenant Governor Will

In 1869 Lieutenant Governor Will
Cumback was nominated by decided
majority for the United States Senate
Mr.. Julian was again candidate for the
same place and again with consistent
disregard of oil interests but his own,
his relative, rejecting his views, .bolted'
the nomination on the same ground of
ineligibility, while at the same time he
supported another man equally excluded
according to his doctrine by the consi-
tuition. He supported Judge Frazier of
the Supreme Court, who had his term of
office still to serve out. This is a rec
ord Of uniform hostility or treachery to
his party whenever his wishes were
crossed. 1t is record Of consistency
in nothing but his devotion to himself at
the expense of his party and his profess
sions. He has uniformly run far behind
his party. He has steadily provoked
hatred by INSCRIPTIONS sel6shness. He
cannot be elected again. His nomina,
ton will be the signal Of Democratic
Congressional victory. IL is time that
he was taught the value Of modesty and
pointed to the example set him by God
love S. Orth. The Republican party in
this District is worth more than George
w. Julian and we must choose between
them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-29

The MANAGING WoMAN.-The mana
ging womanis pearl among women; she
is one Of the prizes in the great lottery
of life, ard the man that draws her may
rejoice for the rest of his days. Better
than riches, she is fortune in herself
a gold mine never failing in its yield-a
spriag of pleasant water, whose banks
are fringed with moss flowers when all
around is beachcd white with sterile
sand The managing woman can DO
any thing, and she does everything well.
Perceptive and executive, of quick sight
and steady hand, she always knows ex-
actly what is wanting, and supplies the
deficiency with tact and cleaverness Pc
culiar to herself She knows the capa-
bilities Of persons as we'll as things. Tor
she has an intutive knowledge of char
acter. The managing woman, if not al
ways patient, is always energetic, and
can never be disappointed into inaction.
Though she has to teach the same thing
over and over again, still she is never
weary of her vocation of arranging and
ordering, and never less than hopeful OF
favorable results.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-29
1.-THE OLD AND NEW"

Margarine whose successive numbers have met
with such cordially that it's publishers feel assured
that their plan is we'll founded.
What with its pleasant stories, its learned artc les
upon the interests of the American people, its ok
amner," which warns book-buyers against buying
that which is worthless and its inexhaustble store
of information travels the road to the place in
literature, heretofore unoccuped.
That it will be welcomed by old and young-tEat
it will prove acceptable to men OF culture, and to
men who make no pretensions toward culture--and
that there will always be place for it in the play
room, the parlor, the library, there is not the eas
doubt. No better word of praise can be given
edward E. Hale" is its Editor, and that there is
State in the Union. ami scarcely any important city
in the world in which he has not active correspond
ents.
Published by, II. o. Haughton and Co.. 1876 Wash
iugton ST. Boston, Mass. Price of subscription 81
per yerr-35 cts. per No. Published Monthly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-29
A CARD.

I take this method Of informing the public
that have withdrawn my name, and will
not be Candidate for Commissioner of the
Western District Of Wayne County, as announ-
ced. My business arrangements are such
that could not give the proper attention to
the Office if should have been elected 1t has
been impossible for me to take part in the
canvass if had desired to do so. have not
sought and do not desire to hold the Office and
hereby thank my friends for their efforts in my
behalf JOSEPH MoRREY.
Cambridge City March 20, 1870.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-29

THE LApY's FR1Esp-roR ApRIL.-The April
number of this popular magazine comes to us with
the freshness and life of spring. In the steel plate
trasts finely with the repose of the sleeping boy.
The Coored Fashion Plate is gay and graceful as
usual and the protuson and variety of illustrations
of articles of feminine use and adornment give the
ladies every opportunity to know how to dress WELL
Those who like TO make for themselves will find as
ping at the Garden Gate.' The stories very
good. Mrs. Moulton concludes the deeply interest
ing serial, Did He Forget Her? p Miss Prescott car
ries on 'The Cascannons' Aunt in her usual lively
style. Harre Bowers School Girls Story will be
found especially attractive, and there is rich var-
ETY. besides in prose and poetry. Published by Dea-
con Peterson, $40 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
Price So year (Which also includes large steel
engraving). Four coyies So Five copies and one
gratis, IS. The Lady's Friend and the Saturday
Evening Post, and one engraving, "a. Palladium
and Lad US Friend, $3.50.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-29
LIPPINCOTT,S MAGAZINE FOR APRII
With Three Full Page Illustrations.

CONTENTS The vicar of Bullhampton, Novel
part X, by Anthony Trollope; Frosted Windows, by
Mary R. Viii, tlesey; The Negro in the South, by
Edwary A. Pollard; Two Old Heads, by Grace
Greenwood; Leonard Heath's Fortune, by Rebecca
Harding Davis; Our Credit Abroad. Florida; Luck
in Shadow, by Mrs. NJ. E. Stockholm The Wash
ington Season. by Eugene L. Older; A Real Hero,
by J. Franklin Fits; About Hogs by Col Don Patt;
The Sailors Wedding, by A. E. Pillsbury; How 1
became Pagan, by Mrs. Caroline A. Halbert, Noah
Webster, by l.. Gaylord Clark A Six Days Diary
by Charles Adams Our Monthly Gossip, Lit eratnre
Of the Day.
The publishers Of Lippincotts Magazine take plea
sure in announcing that, by special arrangements,
they will commence in the May number, Anthony
Trollope's New Story Sir Harry Hotspur of Humble
thwaite. For Sale at all the Book and News Stores.
Terms, yearly subscription, 81, single number, IS
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