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tARhANSAS UEARD From
TtimOpy of Medical Nccn,

DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Last Febru,,.
was IN Louisville purchasing drugs, and | got
some OF your Sarsaparilla aud Cedroa Bitter
My son-in-law, who was with me in the store.had
cen down with for some tame CON =
menced on the Birters, and soon found his gen.
eraihealth improved.
DIR. Gist, who has been in bad hoal:h, tried
them, and he also improved.
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health fnr
several years-stomach and liver affected he
improved very much bv the use Of your Bitters
Indeed the Cedron Bitters has given You eTect
popularity in this settlement. l think copId
sell a great quantity Of your medicines this far
especially your Cedron Bitters and Sarsapari,-
Ia Ship me via Memphis, care Of Rickeu &
Nicely. Respectfully
c. b. WALkER.
Prepared BY DR.. JOIN Bull athis I.aborator
Fifth street, Louisville, ny:
For sale by I. d. RBISS, Druggist. one soa
from Host Office, Columbia, Tenn.
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No Town in the State of the size of
Columbia has a hotel that will comrare
with the Columbia Maxwell.
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We are authorized to ammo unc Esq GEO.
W. KINZER as a candidate to represent Maury
County in the Lower House of the Tennessee
Legislature.
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Notice.
A Mcrited Compliment.

This is to show that James Davis is
clear of all suspicion of my cattle.
Oct2S-tf JNo, A. EDw ARDS
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Prominent Departures.
Prof. Il. walker.

Col. T. W. Keesee, for New York;
Josh G. Bailey, for Cotton Congress, at
Augusta, Ga.
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MCKINNEY Il SMITH keep New and
Secondhand Pianos of the best maker
Or sale and rent, at less than Nashvill
prices.
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TOWN AND COUNT Y.

LoSt--Ffye Dollars Reward.
A Pointer Dog, white body and hver-colored
bead. ANY one returning said dog will receive
the above reward JSo- BAIRD, JR.
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Just Received.

Another lot Of fine handmade Boots
and Shoes, every pair warranted and
twenty-five per cent cheaper than can
be bought in Columbia.
WILLIAMS & TYLER.
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Improve your looks with "Barrett's."
Keeps all your hair on, "Barrett's."

1000 Pairs ofBoots and Shoes, best quail
tiles, at low figures. PHILIPS.
Oct2S-2w
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Just Received.

Another lot of fine hand made
Boots and Shoes, among which are
the noted scandinavian far superior to
any Boot that has ever been brought
to this market, ana are offered for sale
at a greatly reduced price at VIII
LIANs Il TYLER. Every pair sold by
ms are warrcnted.
The Next Hoard of Mayor and Alder
men.
The following ticket has been handed
us by prominent citizens as their choice
for the next Board of Mayor and Alder
men:
FOR MAYOR,
II. III. Jamison.
FOR ALDERMEN,
Ward NJ. ii. NJ. Mayes, L. A.
Thompson, Geo. B. Dodson.
Wdrd No. y. L. Williamson, A.
Barr, Thos. J. Helm.
Ward No 81. G. Bailey, ID. G. Helm,
j.. Ii. Digger.
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oar Loss and Frankun,s Gain.

Mr. James w Hughes, formerly a
Druggist Of this city, has opened a Drug
Store In our neighbering city, Franklin.
Mr. Hughes was a gallant soldier, hay
ing enlisted in the Maury Greys i'm the
early part ofthes war. He bore himself
galiantly nthe battle of Shiloh, when
only 10 or 4 years old, and served faith
fully until the end of the war. For five
wears he has been in DIR I b Rains Drug
Store, and during all that time, DIR Rains
tells US, he not only never committed a
mistake. but never commenced 10 do so.
1t is very high praise indeed for our ply
sicians to say, which they do, that Mr.
Hughes never committed a single error
in filling all oftheir thousands ofprescrip-
tions. Mr. Hughes is more than an av-
erage Druggist, in point of thorough
knowledge of his profession, and we can
congratulate the people of franklin.
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FOR

We are authorized to announce Hon. W. b
WILSON as a candidate for County Represent
alive, to represent Maury County in the Lower
House of the next Legislature. Election first
Thursday in November next.
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Nanny Comfy Memorial Association

The Maury County Memorial Associ-
alton meets regularly OF the first Tues
day In every month, at 8 O'Clock, p NJ.
Next meeting, November LIST, at Meth
odist Church.
Mrs, A. o. p. NICHOLSON.
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Tribute of

At a meeting of Rock Spring Lodge
No. 3l3, +. and A. NJ, heid at the Lodge
room, Oct. 10th, 1870; also, Lafayette
Chapter No. Al, X. A. NJ, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, An All-wise God has taken
froE, our midst our much beloved broth
er and companion, VIM. NJ. Dooley, who
was, after a few days, called from labor
TO refreshments in the morning of life ;
and,
Whereas, We feel that in the death OF
our brother and companion, Dooley, our
order has been robbed of one of its most
devoted members, the church n of its
brightest ornaments, society u of its
best citizens, and his wife and family a
kind husband and indulgent father.
RcsoJrcd, That We wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days, and
that we tender his bereaved family the
sympathics of the Lodge.
Resolved, That these proceedings be
spread upon the minutes of the Lodge,
and a copy be forwarded the family.
Resotced, That this preamble and res
oiutions be published in the COLUMBIA
HERALD.
i. NJ. FULLER,
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Fur cape lost on last West Main street
on last Saturday. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at this office.
Oct2S-lt.
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"Barrett's" Hair restorative.
MARRIED.

Ar the residence of Rev. John b. Hamilton
by the Rev. John B. Hamilton. DR.. Jas. Har-
din Of Spring Hill and Miss. Maggie C.. White
formerly of that place.
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Company at Columbia, Tenn. .r1t
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WHEN you wish Furnishing Goods
call at ENGLE's.
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1 bought my goods for cash and wist
to sell them for cash. am content Will
a very moderate profit. PHILIPS.
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WHEN you want agood Suit of Clothes
Ready Made. call at
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Cloaks and Shawls in great variety
one price only. PHILIPS.
Oct2S-2w
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GEO w, MCCoRD has just received a
new line of Staple and fancy goods.
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Dr.. rUssrLL,s
S~EPTENNlAL
Medical Institute,
AZ North Court St., Memphis, Tenn.
This Institution, incorporated By the State Of
Tennessee, is a 'eg.li.ed Association Of scien
titic Physicians and Surgeons, devoted to the
treatment Of patients, and instruction in theory
and practice of the
CHE MICAL me
II is divided into the following departments:
FEMALE DEPARTNESr.-In this department.
every complaint known to woman Is treated
wlth unyarying success. $3.50 .rTFlI
cAScER DEPARrxBSr.-Cancers and tumors
are here cured in nincfy-eight cases out Of
every hundred. .-f
DEPARTMENT FOR HEART DIsEAsx.-1n i
department this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results.
DEPARTMENT FOR Skin DIsEAsEs.-Every
form of skin disease permanently cured here.
CONSUMPTION AND CArARRu DEPARTMENT
| The professors in this department have made
many important discoveries in the treatment Of
lung, throat and nose diseases.
EYE n EAR DEPARrnESr.-The eye and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated.
CONFIDENTIAL DErARrxExr.-Deyoted to
the exclusive treatment Of q class Of maladies
nameless here, BY anable professorship.
SURGICAL DEriRrxESr.-wc daily perform
the most important operations known to sur
gerry.
All affairs ola private character held sacredIy
eonfdential.
FE-OAice hours from 8 O'Clock in the morn
z till s O'Clock in the evening. Open every
uEday forenoon, from Q a. m. 70 u m.
J.B. RUSELL,M D.,
Consuing Physician.
&c. WATSON, Secretary.
/. G. WlKRAN, Treasurer.
A treatise on all diseases free of charge to
any address.
Aug ID
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For the CheRne$t

And best Boots, Shoes and Hats,
go to
WILLIAMS & TYLER.
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If you want a nice suit of Clothes
made up in the latest style, and of the
best material go to
WILLIAMS & TYLER.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
10 nty United States and U,ryd u;o3~
Readers.

~fessional and medical men. as nv aIm,Dacs r..
various publications. have shown. all of which ar
genuine The following from highly educatcd
anu popular physician in Georgia, IS certainly
one OF the most sensible eommnnications II,
ever received. DR.. Clement Knows exactIr w.
ne speaks OF, and his testimony deserves 10 b.
written IN letters OF gold. Hear what the Dir
says OF BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
'iLLASoW, WALLER COUNTY, Ca
June 90, 1866.
Dr.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir. 7 have r.c.,u,
giye1 your Worm DESTROYER, several tr;,I.
and mud 1t wonderfully eficacious. II has ne,
lalied Id single instance to have the wished-f for
enect- am dong a pretty large country orac-
tce, ana have daily use for some articIe oi tn
kind. i am free to confess that / know of n,
remedy recommended by the ablest authors that
Is oeertain and speedy in its effects. On IN.
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Nv
oDJecti IN writing you Is to find out UPON what
terms can get the medicine directly from Won
Ii / can get it upon easy terms, | Shall use !,
great deal OF 1t. 1 am aware that the use Of
such articles Is contrary to the teachings anil
practice OF a great majority of the regular line Of
NJ DIS, but 1 see no just cause or Good sense in
discardlng a remedy which we know 10 be Ell :
Gent, simply because We may be ignorant of ia
combination: Fol my part, / shall make il "a
rule to use all and any means TO alleviate sufer-
ing humanity which / may be able TO conmand
mot hesitating because some one more inren
ious than myself may have learned its effect
nrst, and secured the sole right to secure that
knowledge. However, | al. by no means an al
vocate or supporter Of the thousands of wortblcss
nostrums that food the country, that purport 4,
cure all manner of disease to which human fesh
is heir. Please reply soon and inform me of yo n
best terms. L am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS CLEMENT, ND
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Ifyou want a nice coat for little mon
ey try GEO. w. MCCoRD.
If
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ANEW Mytei I'm

To those parties who have long been
anxious to fsye more competition in
the Hotel line,-we are glad to be able to
state, that their wants can now be fully
realized. There has been for some time
in u midst an Inn, to use a HdckRey'd
phrase, where the only requisite from
the weary stranger and traveller is for
him to push aud caas." We are not
fully authorized to give the exact local
ity of this Hotel or linn, /" but have Civ
en- the cue, whereby any sharp or even
a little energy and following the direc-
tions to the letter, viz: Sign of the "Red
Cross and Five Red Balls''-"Push and
Can Ina.n
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At a recent meeting of the Board OF
Directors of the Maury County Agri-
cultural, Mechanical, horticultural, and
Live Stock Society, a vote of thanks was
given to the President, Col T w keeseo,
for the able and efficient manne with
which he had performed the duties OF
his responsible Office. 1t gives us great
pleasure TO record this compliment TO
one so deserving of it. Col Keesee is a
model President for an Agricultural,
Mechanical, and Live Stock Society. 1t
is purely a labor of love TO him, andthis,
coupled with bis large experience, fine
administrative ability, and withal, his
patient comprehension of details, make
him the genius of the society. The conf
plimenL should be especially appreciated
in that it wa proposed by Mr. Kuhn,
one of the foremost manufacturers in
our State, and a Leaking citizen of our
county. ColK., with that modesty which
is the proof of merit; withdrew while tie
vote was being taken on'Nkr Kuhn'ssres-
olutions. The vote was unanimous.
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AGUE A N ID V

nne proprietor of this ceIebratsa m,d..a
S;asy e.aims for it a superiority over an rcm.
t t,f ever offered to the public 10. The s sa,n rem
lam, specify nd permanent cure of g. CT.
long standing. Herefers to the en.;re NJ Snr. OF
n nVu 70 ot tSe tress country to bear him Is m
Whatever will it fail to cure, Ii The d;rsc,;o1S ease
strictly followed and carried out. In = ear a..
many cases q single dose las been sns, : gre1s
acufe, and whole families have bc.r cnroJ -
single bottle, with Perfectrestoration e oftbr O gsr .
era, neailn. IL Is, however, prudent and !,
every case more certain to cure ;f,.S " suu u
t,nued in smallerdoses for a week or ,,v = con
sns disease has been checked, more espec;,iir -
uncut and longstanding cases. UspsIi1 ~ -
medicine will not require anv ala 10 - . ~
bowels In good order; should the ns,;ont W
ever, require a cathartic medicine After nov
SaAen three or four doses of the Tonic, a Sinnh
aGse OF BULL'SVEGETABLE FANiIY"PsW /,
DR. JOHN BULLS PrinciaaI oaco.
NC.f9 Fifth, Cross Sire,
LOUISYILLE.K
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COMMUNICATED

THE Columbia Maxwell House." is
as popular as ever,
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Boots and Shoes.
GEO w McCoRD sells the Miles and
Honey work cheap, and always has a
full assortment.
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Bal. in hands of Sec'y--- l66 0O-$i561 10

Bal. in hands of Sec'y-. l66 00I$iJG1 Is
STATEMENT.
There is still upon the books, and due
unpaid premiums amounting to $50 90.
not called for.
TREASURES REPORT.
May 31st, to amount
on hand as per re-
port of Committees SO 10
Received from Sec'y
Balley-."."----... 1888 10
Total receipts.-.--.. SHE'S %
CREDIT.
BY amount paid Pre-
miums as per Sec'y's
W
By amount paid sun
dries, as per Dis
bursementS~...-... l5lS 10
Total disbursements S3IoS 10
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

A Nantucket correspondent gives an in
teresting illustration Of the gradual pro-
gress of opinion in this anecdote about a
shipmate who accompanied him on one OF
his early whaling voyages: Stiles was .
simple hearted, transparent young fellow
and, when we sailed, had been "paying
attention" for some time to . young lady,
who, he had reason to think, did not fully
reciprocate his 8rient feelings. At all
events, the parting, on her side, was not
20 affectionate q he could wish, and he
was impressed with the belief that she
only kept HIM a. : standby, in default Of
Q better offer.
"I don't believe" Stiles would say, with
Q respondent shake Of the head, II don't
believe Ann Jones II have me, anyhowl"
When we had been out few months
and had met with fair success, Stiles tone
was modified. The burden Of his mono
logue changed to swell, don'no but
what Ann Jones ii have me after al" -.
With q thousand barrels of oil under
matches, he became still more hopeful.
"Chance is pretty good for Ann Jones"
he would say. "Pretty good now"
At fifteen hundred barrels he had as
sumed a self-satisf1ed manner, and solilo.
quized-"I guess there's no danger blu,
what Ann Jones II have me now" Al
two thousand barrels" Ann Jones II BE-
glad enough to get me now, know"
When we cut the last whale that was tt
fill the vessels hold and squared away
for home, Stiles threw his hat in the ali
with wild Indian yell of triumph-"I'l
be hanged if TIL hace Ann Jones, any
h0U! 7"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17


Indigestion not only affects The physical health,
but the dispositions and tempers of It's victims
The dyepeptic becomes, too, in measure demora-
ICED by his suferings He is subject to fh OF irri
tation, sulenness, or despair, as the case may be
A pretcrnatural senstiveness which he cannot con-
troll leads him to msconstrue the.words and'actso Of
those around him, and bis intercourse even with
those nearest and dearest to him 10 not unfrequent
" marked by exhibitions OF testiness foreign To
his real nature. These are the mental phenomena
OF the disease for which the invalid cannot be just
ly held responsible, but they occasion much house
hold discomfort 1t IL to the interest OF the home
CIRCLE IL is essential to family harmony ~ well as
to the rescue Of the principal sufferer from state
not far removed from incpent insanity, that these
symptoms Of mental disturbance be promptly re-
moved. This can only be done By removing their
physical cause, a arrangement Of the functions OF
the stomach and its allied viscera the liver and the
bowels. Upon these three important organs Hos
letters Stomach Bitters act simultaneously. pro-
ducing thorough and salutary change In their con-
ditiOn. The vegetable ingredients OF which the
preparation Is conn posed OF ren0vsting, regu-
lating and aIterGtce character, and the stimulant
which lends activity to their remedial virtues II
the purcst and best that can be extracted rom the
most wholesome OF sl cereals, viz: sound rye. No
dyspepic can take this genial restorative for SIN
gle week without experiencing notable improve
ment In his general health. Not only VIII ms
bodily sunerings abate from day to day. but his
mind will recover rapidly from it's restessness and
initablity, and this happy change will manifest IT.
gslf In his demeaDOr to all around him.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Didn't Know Which Girl to Marry.

In village up in the edge of Michigan
lives family, composed in part of three
bouncing fine girls, or young ladies. A
young man also resides in the village, and
has been paying attention to the young
ladies, escorting them to singing and
spelling schools, taking them sleigh.rid-
ing, to balls, ETC., and was once favVite
with them, there being some uncertainty
on the part of the young ladies, and some
doubt on his part, as to whose hands he
would probably fall into. Matters went
along thus until few days since, when
one Of the girls thought, perhaps wisely,
that it was time the question was definite.
ly settled. She proceeded to the office OF
a magistrate, caused warrant to be is
sued for the young man, and placed it in
the hands of constable, requesting the
officer when he served the writ to advise
the youngster to marry the girl at whose
instance the warrant was issued, and thus
stop the suit for breach of promise. The
officer did as requested, and when he thus
advised the defendant, the latter asked,
(which one Of the girls is ity This
question being settled, he meekly submit.
ted his neck to the yoke, and the mooted
question as to which Of the three would
secure the prize was settled.-70ledo Com
msrcidl.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Western Patents.

The following Western patents were
issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending February 1st
1870, as reported by Farwell, Ellsworth &
Co., Solicitors and .Counselors in Patent
Causes, No. 1G2 Lake street, Chicago:
Seed Planter-G. w. Brown, Galesburg.
Stalk Cutter-J0el Lee, Gaetburg. - y
Railway Frog ID. q. Pierce, Chicago. l
Railway Car Joumal--ThOmas Sayles, Chicago.
Apparatus for Sinking Ples-F. E. Sickles, Chicago
Wind wheel-E 8. smith, Macomb.
Water Wheel-B w. futile. Gaena.
Subs0il Plow--W VIM. Watkins, Joliet.
Billiard Cushion--J0hn Berlfen, Chicago.
Hydrant--T G. Bride, Quincy. 81.
SheHthing BOard--W II. Hale, Quincy.
Spring HOlder--J. A. LIE Forger, Decatur.
Harveetcr-L0w d Adams, Sandwich. H
Combined Hedge Trimmer. g. Spragne. Lax
Corn HMvester--J. II. Tucker Ottawa.
INDIANA. ~ E4
Sewing Machine-Wm Black, HaQerstown.
Thr esbing Nachine-A. u p. Stader, Salt Creek.
Brick Machine " Sehr, Harlan.
Horse Hay. rake--Morean y Cline. Clayton:
Single 1achine-D. Wilkes, Ninevah.
WISCONSIN.
Water Elevator-W g. Hamilton, Milton.
80 IOWA.
Horse Hayfake--W. II, Long, Eddyville,
Wishing Machne--L. Wharton. Richland.
Harvester Rake-C Buckwalter. Davenport.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Selected Miscellany.
4 STREAM THAT HURRLEs BIZ
NJ GERALD GRIFFIN.

The stream that hurries BY yon fixed shore
~,na a fSas aries 81 Il morn yon dewy lawn
Brcathes and IL gone;
Those withered flowers to Summers npenng gio'
No more shall blow;
Those fallen leaves that strew yon garden bed
For aye are dead.
OF laugh, Of jest, Of nirth. Of pleasure past. :
Nofhing shall last;
On shore on oea on hill, ON vale, On plain.
Naught shall remain; Z
OF ali for which poor nosssis vs:niy mo1.n,
Naught shall return:
LIE hath his hour in heaven and earth beneath,
And 20 hath death.
Not all the chains that clank in eastern cline
Can Ietter Time.
For all the pnisls n the no aocsors store
No drug on Ages wrinkled cheek renews
Nv - IS LIE early hues;
Not all the tears that pious m0urners shed
Can wake the dead.
For all Spring gives, and Winter takes again,
vanly for sunshine ded. and Joys gone by,
We heave the sigh;
oh. ever on, with unexhsusted breath,
Time hastes TO death;
Even with each word we speak moment hies,
Il born, and dies. T,
If thue, through lesser Natures empire wide
Nothing abide
II wind. and wave, and leaf, and cum, and hower,
Have each their hour
He walks on ice whose dallying spirit ciings
To earthly things;
And he alone is wise whose well-taught love
L. fix d above.
VI.
Truths firm as bright. but oft to mortal ear
Chilling and dear,
Harsh AZ the ravens croak the sounds that tell
or pleasures knel;
Pray reader, that at least the minstrers strain
Not all be vain;
And when thOu bend'st to God the suppilaht kne
Remember me. }-3
-CornhM NQ0GxtQe. --~-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

TIE contents of Eoery Saturday for
February IL embrace: portrait OF tn Emperor
Napoleon three full-page illustrations >"Geese,
Football at Rugby, ""New Years Eve in Ireland,
"a view of the deck of sbrimper while tic crew
are preparing their nets for cast," and the usual
large amount of fresh and excellent literary mat
ter. Single Number, 10 cents; Yearly subscrip-
ton, SIS 60 in advance 81 GOA year to subscribers
for any other periodical issued by FIELDS, Os'
GOOD 81 Co.. the publishers, Boston, Macs