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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-12-01
THEDEMOCRAT.

The people of Elkhart are said TO cul-
tivate the heel more than the head.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-12-01

This new FAMILY MAGAZINE is capable of a
range and variety of work such as was thought to
be imp0 ssible short time ago, to perform by
machinery. We claim, and can show those whom
It may concern, that it is the cheapest, most beau
tifnl, deicately arranged nicely adjusted, easily
operated. and smoothly running of all the Family
Sewing Machines. 1t Is remarkable, not only for
the range and variety of its sewine. but alse for
the variety and different KINDS OF TEXTURE
which 1t will sew with equal facility aud perfec
ton, using Silk Twist Linen Cotton Thread,
fine or course, making the INrERLOCKED-
ELASTlC-STIfCH alike on both sides of the fab
rc sewn. Thus beaver cloth or leather. may be
sewn with great strength and uniformity of stitch
and IN moment this willing and never wearying
machine may be adjusted for fine work gauze
or gossamer tissue. or the tucking of tarletan. or
ruflng. or almost any other work which delicate
fingers have been known to perform.
Purchasers can soon be convinced that our new
Family Machine embodes NEW and essential
principles simplicity of construction-ease of
operation uniformity of PRECISE action d. any
rate of speed-capacity for range and variety of
work. either fine or course, leaving all RIVALS be-
hind it.
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II. B. Dickson will represent the In
tercsts of the new South Bend pillow, the
coming season. He knows the plow to
be the best ever made, and can therefore
conscientiously recommend it to his
friends. His territory will be princi-
pally in the Wabash country.
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]. Y. Bailey l. Go.

WATER Mill, The best fosr manufactured
w always on hand. Girls ing done 10 order by
n ilrst-class miller. The highest market price in
cash paid all times FOR Wheat. Mill at northeast
part of lown
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A ride through Marshall county, on
either of our railroads, discloses the
fact that but comparatively small por-
ton of the public domain is under cult
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]. F. Van Valkenburgh.

NTHOLESALELI LIQUOR STORE-pure Liquors
w for medicinal and Othe1 purposeps. can DO
had at my store, one door north of tn Branch
Bank.
May Is, 1865. j. f. VANVALKENBURGH
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f. w. COODer,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Can be con-
l. i suited upon all diseases that afiiict the hu-
man system, Night calls promptly attended.
Ofi;e in Balcony block. west side of Michigan
street. residence directly south of the Pittsburgh
Fort WAYNE IL Chicago depot, Plymouth, Ind.
may 51Oly.
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: .tCHMEN1S

For Hemmng Telling. Ruling, Braiding, Bind
ing, Cording, Gathering, Tucking, Embrod-
erlng, and Sc forth. are not only numerous,
but they now brought TO great perfection
Most of thera can be attached or detached by a
simple move of the hand uhe quality of the work
can only be fully appreciated or observation and
examination.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MRS OLiPHANr-MIss THAcKERlY-CuARLEs
LEyER-ANrHONr THOLLoPg Liiisirs LiUirg Age,
In addition 20 is usual large amount OF the best
scientific literary, historical matter, Is publishing
two new SERIAL stories, ono by Mrs 0liphant and the
other by Charles Lever. The number for last week
contains also story by Anthony Trollope, and Tho
number for this week has one by Miss Thackersy.
To new subscribers rcmitting s. for the year 1870
the four numbers OF Dec. 1863, containing the be
ginning Of Sirs. ELEPHANTS novel, etc. are sent gro
les
The regular SUBSCRIPTION price OF this 81 pag'
weekly magazine Is sSa year; for which IL Is sen
free ofPo'taIe or for $40, any one OF the American
prepayment Il postasel for q year. LIrrELL 4
6AY, Boston, are tho Publishers.
'sCROss AND CaowS" Is the title OF q beautiful
steel engraving sold by subscription only, through
authorized agents, with exclusive territory. From
Geo. r.. Perino. Sire OF engraved surface, IL q
inches On extra heavy plate paper, ~ ID In
ehes This beautiful steel Plate Engraving repre-
sents In the words OF Rev. stephen III. Tying, I'D. ID.
''imprcSsively and aoctlonately" mans acceptance
and rejection OF the Cross OF Christ. IL isa sermon
10 the eye, and as Rev. John Hall, ID ID, remarks
CONVEYS a vivid idea Of practical religious firth
his friends at an early day, and give them rar'
opportunity to purchase valuable picture.
LrrrELLs LIVING AGE, in addition 10 it, usua
large amount u the best scientific, literary, histori
cal and political matter l. publishing two new seTi
al storiss, one By Mrs. ELEPHANT and the other b,
Charles Lever The number for last week contains
also a story by Anthony TrOllope, an the numhe
| for this week has one by Miss Thaekeray. To new
subscribers remittns s. fur the year $50, the fou
numbers OF Dec. 1863, containing the beginning o
Mrs. ELEPHANTS novel, ect. are sent gratis.
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SrRINGYALE. Jan, 4th 1870


EpIroR or UStoS AND JOURNAL One Of the
pleasantest affairs which has happened in oui
beautiful village for hong time, occurred on
New Years evening at the residence OF Mr.. &
Mrs. James Merrill, who celebrated the tenth
anniversary Of their marriage by tin welding
save the marriage ceremony. AT about
o'clock their friends, and they are many, CON-
menced pouring In, each bringing one or more
articles as presents, which consisted OF almost
everything from tin baby, to barrett patent
meat and vegetable chopper After chatting,
singing aud listening TO instrumental music for
an hour or two, the company was invited &c
dining-rOOms below and ordered to charge on
the tables which were lastly arranged and bount-
fully lOaied with everything the most delicate
palate could desire. need hardly say, 1t wa:
| not long before the .'battle was fought and the
victory won." Al were unanimous in saying,
that Mrs. Merrill could not only make the hand
soonest bonnet in the County, but beu all ere.
alton In the pastry line. Amer indulging the
appetite Sufficiently and returning to the parlors
some Of the company, feeling refreshed and In
yigoratei, and DESTROYS OF assisting digestion
chose partners and commenced to balance and
swing. This amusement continued for an hour
or so, when the company began To dispense, al
yociforous in their declarations, that, that was
not only the best place to buy millinery, but the
very lest place in the world to enjoy good
| time.
Last evening, Jan. 8, Mr.. & Mrs. Stephen NJ
IIersom celebrated the titth anniversary OF Their
marriage by wooden wedding. They receiyet
great many valuable and useful presents
from their numerous friends and the evening
was very pleasantly spent. Ms.
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On Friday morning Mr.. Henry A. Foss oil
this city. died suddenly Of aPOpleIy, aged %
years Some time since he was for the hrs'
time affected BY . shock. but rallied and daily
attended to his business, although with not a
cool health as formerly. He was the son o.
Mr.. William Poss Of Buxton, his native town,
Al the ace Of fourteen he left home and went tC
Albany, N. Y, where he learned his trade
that Of Master painter-and remained until h'
was tveu,y-one. lie then went 10 New Yors
city. where he married Miss Sarah Young who
survives him. He remained there four years,
when Mr.. Nichols, agen, Of the Machine shop
In this place secured his services, and with The
exception Of seven years at HOlyoSe, he has
been a resident Of this city since. lie leaves a
widow and three children. There are none who
knew Mr.. Yoss Who do not mourn his loss like
that Of q friend. Although positive man, hi
could not justly have had an enemy; genisla and
socis.. he won the true friendship Of all with
whom he came in contact. lie was one Of thoss
men whose word Vas ~ good As his bond, hon.
orable AMI upright in all his dealings, whose In
iegrity never Vas Questioned We all mourn Z
good citizen aud friend departed.
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sluiuu aud 'auarual.
LOCAL AFFAfRS.


The Lyecan Lecture last wednesday e'eainS'
by Rev. IL. W. Warren OF Rhode Island appears
to have been highly satisfactory anu = p' :.
nounced by many - the richest pre'u'''o. -
the course thus far. We eIPest ineie W."
rush on Friday evening. 'a"' "a, !" "e '
celebrated traveller and wri'er, eel'e''''
81 ,,,..n ,.s.ipp through Wells last Tues
a,v ;r,arued Us, that farmer by the name u
u.,,. near Well, Corner, was instantly killed
:. A.. xoOI. ON tia, day, by limb falling,
-..,,,.~ him nm the head. lie leaves . large
s.m,,v xho ar, in the deepe., distress on 40
-, :, ,..;- .,aseu ber.sruent'
N,.,,.,;o, !, NOV op.u on the saeo river, the
H., go, .,..,;nr The river OF ice.
~, -, g., s.,,hor,, N Sac, NV the br;d,,
N. Na;t.,,. wa b.dlv utilised and rem
,.,,.,.,Ns and much Of tSe Wall ON IN,
"a. -. ,,,..,r ao,rn hx N. .,,rr, y,
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IeA@s'Ssas

In this city, Dec. n. by Rev. 8. p. wetherbee,
Mr.. Lorenzo Emmons and Mas Fannie A. Place,
both 90 II.
In this city, Oct ~, by Rev, James Boyd, Mr..
James r. Rankins. OF Boston, and Miss Fannie Ia.
Lombard. OF Lawrence. Mas.
In this city, Nov. 6, by Rev. James Boyd, Mr..
Frank =. Thurston and Miss Sarah a. Pillsbury,
both OF II.
In tins city, Jan. I, by Rev. James Boyd, VI. Chas.
T. Fellows and Mis- Isabella A. Brooks, both OF Ii.
Ia this city, Jan. !, ~ Roy. J. Stevens, Mr. Geo.
w, Andrews and Mia Ellen Lbb,, both OF II.
In this city, Jan. L by Rev. J. Stevens Mr.. Frank
W. Hopping and Mis- Emma y. Libby, both Of ID.
In this city. Jan. s, BY Rey j. Stevens, Mr.. Abner
MciDonaid and Miss Clara g. Rosers, both Of ID.
In this city. Dec. d. by Rev, A. j. Weaver, Mr..
Joseph y. Coffin anil Mrs. Mary 4. Newoomb, daugh-
ter OF RufIls VI. small, esq, both Of II.
In this city. Jan. s, by Y. II. Eigerly, esq, Mr..
Samuel A. Beardlcy and Miss LirIic \. Gray, both
OF n.
In saso, Jan. Z. by Rev. @. J. Clark. Mr.. John NJ.
Webster and Miss TEMPERANCE l.. Doyle both OF \.
In Hollis, Dec. 3lst, by John lIaly, Esq, Mr..
James W, Lord, OF SebasO, and Miss AlmedS Kim
ball, 90 Hollis.
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Loox OFT ron BuRaI-lRs.--we understand
the House Of Rev. c. J. Clark pastor OF the
uethodi,, church, in Saoo. was entered on FRI
d.y afternoon Of last week, the family being alb
sen. the intruders having gained admittanoe to
the house commenced their round, visiting
every ruom in the house. after which. ample
preparations were made for satisfying the de-
msnds Of appetite. when Mr.. c. and family re-
turned the invaders soon lefs, leaving behind
small sum Of money and other articles. u
The Educational Board will hold meeting
In Augusta commencing at o'clock p. N. Mon
day the 18th inst, and continuing until Satur-
dsy1oA-A. Matters Of great importance in
relation to our educational interests viii be
presented at this meeting. and ii is earnestly de-
sired that all friends Of public education should
be present Il is very necessary that the s. s.
COMMITTEES Of the State be in attendance. and
aid in the discussions. .gIg 1H
The exercises win consist Of essays and dis
cu~ions relating to the general good Of the COM
mon school. ''''
We have hal two County Institutes attended
by 270 teachers, and host Of friends. The
Saoo River Teachers Association held very In
terestins meeting In Keunebunk. and the Ossi-
pee River Teachers Association viii hold It's frst
meeting at So. PsrsOnsheld this week. Ten
towns have been visited, and good amount Of
work done by your Supervisor. He calls upon
the friends to aid him in the good cause and
prove that somsihing has been done in York Co.
lie wants to meet the S. S. Com. Of York in
Augusta and confer With them as to the best
way TO wake up the County.
NJ X. M,DRY, Co. Supervisor.
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Asa party Of young people were returning
from skating on the river Saturday eve about
dark. boy by the name Of Kimball from Port
land. while helping girl over plank undo,
the SOmcs bridge, stepped in hOis in the ice
and would have been swept under by the power
full current. but the girl with rare courage AM
presence Of mind caught him by the arm AM
held him above water till assistance came Tw'
strong boys had hard work to get him out, tn
current was 50 strong. Maggie X. Chase va
the heroine Of this Transaction
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Alta regular meeting Of Post Sheridan No. q
G. A. H.. Of this city, held on Tuesday evening,
Dec. -, the following officers were eleeted;
Moses Hartman, Commander Sen Vice
Ccmdr., james Y. rsrr; Jun. Vice Comdr.,
Charles L York /; Adjutant, Charles W. Ross
Quartermaster. John N. Murch Chaplain,
John g Cummings; Sergt Major. rhoma:
Potts; QuarternAster Serst James 7. Clesves;
Surgeon, Francis q. Warren +; Delegate to Con-
yention, Fred. c. Drew.
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A complete Pictorial History OF ,hs Time.
HARpER'S WEEKLY.

HARPER's WEEKLY i an Illustrated record of, an'.
= commentary upon all the Important events OF the
tins, Due attention also given 70 topics OF especial
and tucai interest. The best artists I'm the country
constantly engaged In the deparpnept ~ Illustration,
aud the Publishers hso largely uteted 10 photo
gruplers IN all the srve cities 90 America. Europe,
and the East for prompt aud valuable contributions.
AS Literary Journal, VI ARPRe's WEEKLY y recog-
nIU,l the only illustrated newspaper which has
succeeded In establishing aud maintaining claim to
pre-eminence. -r- A..
TAs Bdltsrlal matter of HARPERs wEEkLy copsti-
tales one ~ It's most reaIinet fe,tnrcs; Il Includes
weekly articles upon National Politics. Finance, Com
nterce, and Miscellaneous topics.
In No .ST3, for November ~, was commenced the
new story NAN kND WIFE, nv WIINI COLLINS,
the Author of " ire WonaH ~ White" " No NdBle,
" Armadaie," and TAs UoORaOHe." Subscribers re-
hitting san tor each single subscription will be fur
nlshcd with the wEEkI.l rum the commencement Of
this story to the close Of iS51 NJ
PabIiA Wsetiy, win Preta's Wastraiioa,.
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Notice OF Insolvency.

TIME undersigned have been appointed BY the
Judge Of Probate for tho County OF York, Com
mssoners 10 receive and examine the claims Of the
creditors Of tho estate OF John Downing, late OF
Kennebunkport, In said county, deceased, whose
hereby give notice that six months from the seventh
day OF December. A. d. 1859, will be allowed TO aid
creditors for bringing In their claims and proving
their debts and that We will attend for tho purpose
Of receiving such claims and proof, at the dwelling
house of the deceased, In said Kennebunkport, on
saturday January lst A. ID. 1870, ut two o'clock In
the afternoon, aud Tuesday, February let, and Sat
Diddeford, ut ten o'clock In the forenoon.
W. JAMES ~. burbank,
3D.. -Ir.#.rI UEa JOSEPH SMITH, 9Th.
December %, A. ID. 1869. .- .-y, 3wi ...
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NBw ARRANGEMENT. az
s-.As Serni.Weelsly Line!

On and amer tho 18th inst. the nne
49, Steamer Diriso and ffsnconia, Will
Leave dsiPs Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock p. n, AID leave
Pier D. East Rlxer.Nsw York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY tITl- 'TFrlL =
Tho DirIro and PTaneooIa are fitted mp With ans
sccommods tionsfof passengers, making this the
most eeavslsnt and comfortable routs for tfav.
eiers between New York and Name. So, D.
rassEs, IN state Room, $50. Cabin passage,
$500. Meals extra. -sr.. g..-4.4 :
uoods forwarded by this line 20 anc from Mon
treal, Qusbss, HALIFAX, u. john. and al paFu Of
Malne.
shippsrs sr, requested 10 sepd their Weight 10
theStsamers ., early a. Or. M.oa the day that
thrt leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply 70 nd
HENRY FOX, 0sips Wharf. Portland.
J. y, AMEs, Pier - East River. New York.
MAY q. 1865 n
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South Berwick National Bank.

THE Stockholders Of the South Bcrvick Nstiooal
L Hank arc hereby notified that their annual meet
ine s The cboso of NrectorS. will DO held - thsiS
Banking House In South Berwick, on TucsiAy, Jan
:, .. 80, EDW. HAYNAN, Cashlsr.
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Ocean National Bank.

nIIE Stockholders In the Ocean National Bank, Of
Kennebunk, are hereby notified that their An
nusl Meeting fos tho cbeiee q Directors and traas-
action Of such other business ~ may properly como
hcforc Them will be held at their BANKING Room on
Tuesday, the eleventh day Of January nsIt, a. two
o'clock In the afternoon.
n,.ay ,nl 1PEa OXIDE ov THE DRRcroRs. q '.'.
v,,,.L., =, W. C., LITLErIELD. cssAisn
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The Secretary Of the Navy recommends that
S577,SS6 DO appropriated for repairs and bu!h-
ings during the next fiscal year at the Kittery
Nayv yar,i
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The resignation Of Nathr @. Marshall, AS
SCISSOR in the first district Of Maine, was received
at Washington Monday, and accepted Mr.
George Ii. Knouiton, Of Biddeford. has been
appointed in his place.
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The annual rentage Of the pews Of the Sec
ond Congregational Society. win take place At
the house Of said Society, Monday evening, JAM
10Th At I l-2 O'Clock.
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents.

Late <ssst Of tie Usmsd State Patssi oEes, WssA
tsgfos, ssfo rae Lef or 1917,
~ state ST., opposite Kliby st., Hs.te..
FTEk IN extensive practice OF upwards Of 70
ed states also In ureat Britain. Yrasss sSd other
foreign countries, Caveats. SpeeMsations Bond,.
Assignments. and ell papers or lrsvisrs Rr Pat,
ents, executed on reasonable terms uitk dispatch,
Rs,s:rs % s., made i1iS AGs,ssa End Is!.s.
Patents Of inysntlesA end isssi sss ether sdv,ss
rendered onsu nattsrs touehIs2 Ne ssns. Copies
OF the claims or any patent Furnished, by remit.
ing one dollar. Assignments recorded IN wssh.
No xss.ey Z. rae t...sl ss.sss ,.......s .-v.,s-
s,s,,sa,s,s s - rsfiHi' I" s'esfss~s iAs
During, eight aoaths sss ssossribsr. 10 the
spplications. sfxTEKN APPeALs, RyERY ONk
o. Which vas n decided " 4. Jsretby NE counis.
baA sosoi % srurMONisEst ha.'a.d no
s.tses;.y:i pfssuisS DsS 10, . -: have Sss
CIIAiLEs MASON. Cou'r sf Pssss,s.t
a"r have no bsatsNon n assuring invsatos that
they cannot employ Uan ssrs seaS ssess ~
f,ssirerfky, end more capable Of pstpse their APP
plicAtioss VI Arm " sscurs isv them On early
and A'''Ss '''s;Ys, nsSs 4 \. SrsN ;:' os''
b..c. 80. ~ E.rlncLats Cousr % Psssees.ss
spSiiestiohs, % 40 bN ONB Of Nhieh patents
hsvs been, gsais1, sad hat enc 10 as~ Sspssas.
such unniitafstls proof Of great talent ed seil.
ysn,or. 70 spply e him g p,oss.: tssis rss,.ts
sttss,isa sssssvsd On hsir ess,s, 80 :, ~ -
'' Sos..s sass Jazz + ,s,a 'ou' Va
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The directors Of Ocean National Bank. at
Kennebunk, have declared q ssmi-annuai diyi-
dead Of ave percent. nov payable.
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ADVERTISING.

4 VIAL COST OF ADVERTlSlNQ.1 'lJF
In this, In everything else the best papers will
command tke beet prices. 1t is cheaper to pay 5s
for inserting your advertisements I'm Journal hsv-
ing circulation OF 500, than 10 pay 2s.for enc
that has only circulation Of loD. Oftiis you may
10 surc, that any journal that inserts sdrsrtes
ments cheap, IL, In fact, worthless medium. IF IL
really were good one, It would have no need to
lower Its prices, for It's sheet would he filled without
the sacrifice. You may lay II down as rule that
every Journal knows Its value and that II IL adopts
low prices II 10 bcoauss 10 rs conscious that II has
low circulation In number or In rcspcctability.-
Frem ErfnyAaa W,nonS sadsoot for xd,srf,seys.k
Customers, like sheep, are grcgarious, and flock
where they sec others 20. II nobody else were en-
pagcd m the same business, Il would DO Important
10 tadcsmen and dealers To advertise in the paper
because people arc temptci 70 buy what thsy rad
Of But Others are engaged In the same business
and even II they do not advertise, It becomes the
more important for you 10 do so u they do advcr-
tiso ID becomes doubly important.
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North Rerwick National Bspk.

THE Annual Meeting q the Stockholders Of The
Directors and The transactioa Of any other husinesS
lcgsiIy beihrc IT, win DO hold ~ their Banhing
Room In North Besvbks ION No eleventh day q
hr't month, tJanuary) next, a el:sh r: M: -.
North berwick. y month, IN, 1869. 20 : ,sHsl
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Harper's Magazine.

IIAIPER's MAGAZINE has now entered upon Its for-
hStA IoBse. Its success hithertp-unrvaled by that
OF any other monthly periodical In Europe or Alerics
has becn due to the popular character AMI variety
Of its contents; In the enierpr<e OF ts publishers IN
securing tsr IT. cost, the best literary
contributions OF English and American writer's; %
Its proisey Illustrated articles OF Travel aud Explo-
ration: To The promptness. authenticity, and Popular
treatment &c IT. payers upon scientific Subjects upon
the mechanical Improvements of the are. and ujpou
current topics: and Ia The variety and Interest
special Editorial Departments-to which rccently 4
new has been asiesi, viz. the Montly Scentinc
Record. TlT elements upon which the past success
of the Magazine has depsls will still continue Co h.
It's leaag an Its Publishers are con-
that with increased attenon To the the
reading pabc they will be able TO enhance even its
present popularity. ~. .s.-F.
. IARPERs MAGAZINE contains from INV % one
hundred per cent mort pater than ANY similar peril
odlca issued M tie knglish language. THUS the ample
space at the disposal NJ s Publishers viii enable then,
Ia nly nj all the topics etnbraeei In their plan.
The Publishers MI themselves warranted In asking
and anticipating Tor the mture continuance Of the
favor which has been Accorded TO their cntetprise In
the pasi. WV. N.Nh NJ ''.| NJ" ~
I'uelisAs,i Rorfliy, sifh Prera,s Kas,frutios,..
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ConxoSwxALrH or MASSACHUSETTS,,
Boston, Jan. 8, 1870.
Then personally apparel The above A. y.
Johonnot, Treasurer Of the Mount Eagle Manu-
.etsr,ng Co. and mSsie oath that the Ahosc state
meat u true. &" ~ GEO. h SAUNDERS, ~
IL Justice OF the Peace.
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Dissolution Of Ocypsrtu.r.hIp.

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