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ARE our prices right, examine goods and
Judge for yourselves. Gents all Linen Hand
kerchiets for seventeen cents, Gents Under.
vests from 30 cents to S. so, Ladies' Under.
vests Cheap! Cheap! All Linen Table Covers,
tin top, for Is cents each; fine Corsets, same as
last, at old Price, S1.00; Misses Merino Hose
dnported) 25c. to Soc. Ladies full regular and
full fashioned Hose for 25c. per pair, do feeced
for 3S and 44c.; full Line of Kid Gloves for
Soc. per pair; Wove Shirt Bosoms for 15c.
each; new Style Bustle, the best yet. The
above goods can be found at the termination
of the Wood Paving, corner of Congress and
Myrtle streets, at Fitzgerald s. Co., one price
store
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RAILROAD COMPANY.
Issued IN denominations of $1,000
and $500. Coupon or Registered.
payable as 30 gears, auth Interest
payable 18th august and 18TH Feb
rNary. in NeaU York, London. on.
FRANKFORT. fire. OF t0ac. Secured by
mortgage O1tly on a completed and
highly prosperous road, at the rate
of $I3, 5O3.79 per mile. Earn iasgs
in eccess of ats interest liabilities
This line bes,sg the Middle Route.
IS pronounced the SHORTEST and
MOST NATURAL ONE FOR
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
TRAFFIC ACROSS THE CON-
9INENT. ST. LOUIS Dc FORT
KEARNEY spanaed by a RAIL
WAY. ana connecting avifh The
UNION PACIFIC at FOR7
KEARNEY.
Capital Stock Of the Co, S1O,OOO,OOO
Land Grant, prOnoun
ced Value Of 100000
First Mortgage Bonds, 100000
S19,5OO,OOO
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LONDON, Sept 2l.-[Special to n. Y. Trlbu1eJ
The Tlbune's special correspondent at Berlin
authority learns that Favre will be received in
a private capacity only, and will be informed
by Bismarck that Germany must insist, as
condition sine qua non of peace, on the surren-
der of the forts on the Moselle and Rhine. by
which Germany was threatened and attacked.
A despatch received in London yesterday
from Bismarck, says Favre was cordially re-
ceived at the Kings headquarters at Feroiers,
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TIE Remaining portion of this
Loan nOaO for sale ut % I-2 and ac-
cTWed Interest IN currency. Cam be
had at NE COnapG,sy's 10encies, IN
Neav York or Boston; IN Nelv York.
Tanner d. Co., Bankers, NO.49 WdV
ST., or ". 2. COaUerse Dc Co., No. 81
Pine vt. In Boston. of 10. Rollins
Morse d; Bro, No. 27 State st.
Pamphlets, Maps and all inf0r-
NATION can be obtained at either of
the 0bOUe named agencies.
The attention OF Capitalists and
Investors Is particularly ssUited to
these Securities. We are Satisfied
they are GN that could be desired,
and unhesitafing1y recommend
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LONDON. Sept -GSpecialto N. Y. World. ]
dispatches from Tours announce that Vim
er's movement was reconnaissance, and his
object was perfectly accomplished, The fight
Winery. He withdrew his troops in perfect
order unpursued. 1t was ascertained that the
Crown Princes headquarters are at Versailles
and about 200.C0 German troops are establish.
ed south aud east of Paris. The new volun
teers organized by Gen. Trochu we're under fire
for the first time. A portion of them were
charged by the blue hussars and repulsed in
the evening with considerable loss. The King
is at Versailles, and constantly takes part in
the reconnoisances
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VeS-
sells to Cuba, but the komeward rates Tor mole ses
and sugar so lew that owners declin echarterDg
unless they can get a good outward freight We
note the charter of bark Sarah B. Hale hence to
vana, at the round sum of $3.50 for the outward
trip; brig Mary A. Davis, hence BIenos Ayres at
$l6 gold, tor lumber; brig Mary Austin, from
Windsor, n. 5; to Richmond. Va, at Sc per ton for
plaster; schr Fannie A. Bailey from Windsor, N. s.,
to Alexandra, Va, at So 50 tor plaster; schrs w.
ID. B. and Eagle from Saeo Ito Providence, at SO 80
for hicks. Several schoopels have been ken,
tor Savannah at 371s per Dbl. for ground plaster.
Two or three vessels hav, been taken fsom Saco to
New York at 81 20 for ice Ice fregfts on the Ken
nebec are about over.
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Anderson's 1888 Congress st.
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Subscriptions will be received in Portland
by
SWAN 81 BARRETT.
Corner Middle aud Pium Streets,
of whom pamphlets and full information IA
be had. juu9od&w 3n
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As most Of these cases are short not requiring
jury attorneys and parties must be ready in Others
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22
Dones Cic N ews.
MAIN e..
[S:ecial Dispatch to Daily Press.l

lS.ecial Dispatch to Daily Press.l
FIRE.
Lewiston, Sept. 21.-The BAN and ell OF the
house of David r. Loring, situated about a
mile from Auburn, on the river road, were
totally consumed by fire this evening The
fire took in the barn. Cause unknown. In
sured.
THE RACES AT AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA, Sept. 21.-At the races to day the
2.4O purse was won by Beauregard, and the
second prize was given to Lady Burleigh.
Seven heats were trotted, and the best time;was
made 10y Lady BurIeigh, in 2 40.
The premium for gentemens driving horses
was not awarded, nor the premium for five
year olds. T.
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ANOTHER AocoUNT.

London dispatches from Paris dated
November 30. say that operations by the
French we're commenced yesterday at diff
ferant points around the city, General
Ducrot, With large force, moved out Of
Paris aud occupied Montrielis, which how
ever, be was soon compelled to eyacuqte.
The heaviest fighting was done at Cham
pigny, yrie, and Villiers Surname, The
French are now renewing the attack in the
South A dispatch from Tours dated the
LIST. says the news of the successful soriics
have caused the most indescribable excite
ment.
LospoS, Dec, Q.
The city is ovcrjoyed with dispatches
from Gambptta announcing the great sac
cess at Paris where soriieS were made in
force along the entire liue.
The line Of battle was many miles in ex-
tent A great number Of prisoners and
cannon have been captured by the French
The CORDS were commanded BY Trochu,
Ducrut aud Veunoy Gambetta, in an
nouuciug the victory, says: "ono of the
results Of 1t has been the evacuation Of
Aurkus by the Prussians, who hastily star
ted for Paris to reinforce the German army.
The battle Of Paris began on Tuesday,
Doth, and at last accounts tho garrison 70,
mained outside in tho same positions as
they had been captured from Prussians."
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GALLIA ACADEMY.

THE WINTER TERM OF THIS WELL
kaOwn institution will commence on Mon
day. December l2h. anil continue fourteen
weeks Rare opportunities will he now affo,
dec to those wishing 10 acquire knowledge
u Modern LSngu ges lhrougha native teach
er. or to attend 10 Music or Drawing No Of
fort will b- spared to make this a fret class
Institution,
o. A. CovLEY, a. ~, Principal.
HoS. SIMEON NASH President,
GulIipolis, Ohio, Nov. I0-aY.
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THE WAX.
BEALIs. Dec. 2
King William .eIegraphs the following
In tha 0,son.


King William teIegrapbs the following
to the Queen:
YERsuttEs,. Dec. 2.
The Sixth Corps. yesterday repuIsed a
soriie near L'Hay. south Of Paris. over
one hundred French prisoners were tsken.
and several hundred dead and wounded
we're left on the field. The French also
made . sortic on the positions Of the Wur-
temburpers and saxons. at Bouuurt.
Chawpigny and Villers. to the east and
south-east Of Paris The positions were
taken BY the French, but subsequently re-
taken b. the pruSsiaus. At the same
lime sor,ies we're made at the north and
west. and at ST. Dennis. against the Fourth
Corps and guard The French were re-
pulsed and driven back behind their works
10 all cases | remained at Versailles. as
i was the central point.
[sigued,] WILLIAM.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA:
A T Rules held in tho Clerks Office Of the
n Mason county Circuit Cont on the FIRST
Monday in DsceE,ber $50.
John Young,
vs..
r. O NJ Lowell. James A. Payne, John Cart
wright, and olarissa Pickens, widow Of David
PickpnS deceased and Jerome Pickens. Clar
india Pickens Nah Ia Pickens. Frances Pick
ems, Eliza Plckpns, Palmira Pickens ] lme,
Plckens. Sylvester Pickpns. - Pickens,
- PicEens, pickPns, children aud
heirs at law of David Z ckens. deceased. In
Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to enforce the spec
ific execution 0f contract for he sale Of Land
aud 10 obtain judgment on four notes Of hand
dated March 2sth. 1861. the first for 500 90
and the second for S74 25 both due 2sth
March. 1861 thu third for 800 no and the
fourth for $74 25, due 2sth March, 1862, all
gearing intrrrs, from dale and maize BY said
David PickenS deceased IN favor Of Lowell 4
Payne; and it appearing by affidavit tiled that
all the defendants are uOn.resi rents Of The
State Of West Virginia, il is ordered that thew
appear here vii in one month after the date
oIthe first publication Of this order and do
what IS necessary 10 protect their interests in
the premises. Teste:
W W. HARPER. elk.
BY r. W. SiIon, dept,
Moore d TUmli lson. soils. fdee S-4W.
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ACARD.

A Clergyman. while residing in South Am.
erica as missionary. discovered a safe and
simple remedy for the Ourr of Nervous Weak
ness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and
Seminal Organs, and The whole train Of disor-
ders brought on by baneful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been currd by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, will send the r.
eli . for prop ,rlng aud usiug this medicine, IN
a sealed envelope, 70 any one Who needs Il, :.
TREE oY oHARGI Address JOSEPH 7 = LN'
MAN. Staliun'D. Bible House New York CITY
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An 1npos,aa. Election in rennsylra-

An 1mportant Election In Pennsylya-
mia.
General Harry White Speaker of,the
Senate Of Pennsylvania, has issued bis
writ directing speeia! election to be held
on tic Goth Of December, III the frst sen
atorial district OF that State to gil the va.
caucy caused by tho death of Hon. WIN.
w Watt. The death Of Mr Watt, Who
was republican. made tic in the State
Senate, and the result of the election Just
ordered will be looked for with great inter.
est. The district is generally very close
between tho two parties. but for tue last
few yearis has been carried by the repub.
cans. BOla parties, it is said, will use ex.
traordiuary efforts to carry tho district
which comprises certain wards in Philadel
phia. The result will have an importan
bearing on tie proceedings Of tho mex
Legislature Of Pennsylvania.
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Congress met last Monday, aud both
HOuscswere immediately organized No
delaJin receiving aud reading the Presi-
deufs message, The daily papers of Tues
day laid the message before their readers.
Its hoped that Congress will cu:er at
once upon active business aud make good
progress before tue holidays interrupt The
session.
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(yRN RoBr. n LEES LIFE Nearly
VI ready or Publication, the BIOGaAPuY Of
Gsn ku6t. E Lce, by John E,ten Cooks au
.hOr OF Life Of Slonewall Jackson" Wear.
ing the Grey" rtc l VOL, . vo. 500 pages,
ILLUSTRATED. To be sold by subscription -
AIEN IS WANTED. d APPLETON d 90.
Publishers, New York.
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST

AN EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY,
Now in its Eleventh Year. publishes Sermons "a,
Serial Story for the Family "a new Ghildrpn's
Story every week. Chats with the Little FOlka,
Editorials by the best Methodist writer's and
Others Foreign aud Dome tic Correspondence.
full Departments Of Religion aud Secular In.
teligencs Price 81 81 year. Liberal pre-
miums or cash commissions to canyasscra =,
Subscriptions tc conin.nce At any tlms For
postage. Address THE METHODIST, ia
Nassau ST.. N Y.
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DSYGHoMAN Y,--Any lady or genie
L man can make SlOOO month. ssourf
their own happiness and Independence. BY oe
tanning PsYGAoMANcY. or SOUL CHAR,
MING 400 pages: cloth Full instructions
to use thus power over men or animals IT will
how to MeSmerize. become Trance or Wtilisg
Mediums. DiVin,tion. Spifituallsn. Alchemy
Philosophy Of Cmens and Dreams. BtighAn.
Young's Hapm Guide 10 Marriage, DC, PHI
contained In this book: 100. 00O sold; price by
mail, in clrth 81 %. paper covers 81. NgrloE
Amy person. willing to act as agent will re-
ceive a sau4,-le copy Of the work FIRE As no
capitals required, all deslrious Of geniesl
employment should send for the book. enclo
sing 10 els, for postage, to T. W. EVANS 4
Co, Al South 9Th 81, Philadelphia,
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&.lSA WEEK sALARYl-Youag msa
R ~ wanted as local and travelling salss
men. Address, with stamp X. Il. WALK
Err. "a Park Row, n. Y. 4 80
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Terms. Inducements. &c,

TERMS SO Year II 50 Numbers. and on.
ly 50 SO III clubs Of Ten This ouafter's Ia
Numbers sent FREE, IS offered above On.
Club Inducements for 1871 are unprecedented.
Specimens, Premium Lists, DO. ssnt free 10
all forming cluhs,--snd we want q live Club
Agen' in every Town Address 7s
: D. D. T. MooFE.l4l Park Row, New York.
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Notice to Credifors.

To the Creditors Of WIN. VI. DufFrr deceased.
IL pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
! Cart Of the county Of Mason, made in a
cause therein pending. subj ct the real estate
nf the said Vim. " Differ to the payment oil
his debts. yon are requested To present your
claims against the said Win u Duff. for al
lst rlay Of February, 1871.
Witness W. W. HARpER. Clerk ofsaid Court
this 9Th day If Decsmb4r 1870.
Dec. s-4w.l Wv. HARPER, elk.
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tbe water M JeHfeys eodeayored !,

the water Mr.. Jeifreys e1deavored =
fInade the horse getup. when It suddeul.
sprung to its feet and plunged forward int
the water. and before they could be stop
ped were 10 the water up 70 their backs
| Here was a periious situation The bug
~ was noW.ib water up to its top. one .
tho horses tangled 10 the harness aud th'
water. which was some twelve or fifteer
deep. vas running very swift, and they
we're now drifting down stream at rapid
rate. Mr. JeFreys, however. retained bl'
presence Of mind aud jumping into che
water. swan to the borses' heads, and
through his exertious kept himself and
horses from drowning. After drifting
down stream in this manner for about three
hundred yards htlpat last reached them
Some men who we're in sight at the time,
and seeing their perilous condition procnr-
rcd couple Of skifFs and started for their
rescue. They reached them and dragged
them ashore. The water being 50 very
cold the horses, as well as Mr., Jefreys.
wore nearly chilled to death Grafton
Sentinel.
SINGULAR DgArn. We understand that
Mr.. Philip Swisher. residing on Tar Coat
10 this county. was found dead short dis
lance from bis residence on Tuesday last
Mr.. s. was out bunting, and bis grand
son was driving thicket, !" and when he
heard the report Of the gun, went to the
spot aud found his grandfather lying dead
and the deer was also dead short distance
Of. having fallen fron his deadly aim =
Mr. s. sas in about the 6Oth year Of bis
age. We have heard no cause assigned
for this strange and sudden death --Rom-
neg latctligenctr
that an attempt was made to break Jail,
BY three Of the prisoners. this afternoon,
resulting re. 10 tue escape OF Gus Mcdaniel;
Islo, RsiIau and Az san eop ,nS .S.ose5sS
in getting ont bu. two Of them were ro.
-Eaaa,rha Republican.
BOLD ROBBERY NEAR WELtsDuEe. -
. Das I'M In, tes,u,n s ~ luz .as D =. =.
LA rlv.sd,a LII. 49,, a ",sio" 49, wSSn
- ~. sas ~ ",e" "sa 'S .oShSd " o. o5a
So u,' w. say nouaa; aua 'OoOsu - $t,Vo,
Ts. sao p,oIve.S WI, y. ION, sone P5ouuSs ~
.a aa Ss s,, ,,'up oan, Ts
~ y ;ou' .%en, "uV nSI u, espsIy ~. ~.
;os II Ii .,sas s t;a Sa' 's gU,y a oaS
. .eu a aaI r%uO'I ""' anu ~ Was ,V ~
,. ;spf NJ y ps.ns, IT,, IS. H. y n
WI. si,o ". - s sh ~. aasssu .a % ,b;s
49,, an.. - H., 20 ,S.,,,,o. ,,., H.
".ao.s 1870 3us u"pe, LIN H as
u''u Oouuls".y Puu.susu '''
The Nav York Evening Pos, very en-
1, ,;..i,,. ,;..ss.s-.s,.s e a..
ua.'oa'y u'sappso'eS"' 'u' ps0P'S'''Ou u
The Chicago Tribune. to form ne" party
]. !. n. p. 1 s., ....
party 70 'uu parry u re'oF'" anu proeEess,
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poINT PIEAsANF. WEST YA..
ru0asDAy. pEcEnnEn ). ls1o.
WeIdo not undarstanIl what our p street

neighb6r bad in view when he published
the article which appeared 10 his ms. issue
on tho United States Scnatorsbip. II be
desirelto curry favor with the gentleman
whose name he used, bc has certainly TAX
4 en- tie wrong tack. and fit vas an attempi
J! ILS create adivision IL the ranks Of the
Democratic aud Conservative pnrty in this
county, then is no again 'groping in
darkness n-Aas6n County Joaraal Aov.
ember 50.
Egiden,ly The date 70 above should have
been November 80. We mover taisquolc
aud consequently couldn't tliGk Of making
the correction.
Tho-articleis about the sillicst product
ion wp have yet seon in that paper, We
thhlg Va can infcr what our down Street
noigHbor y driving ut No sir, We iro
mot attempting TO curry favor with Mr.
Hall. W. are free, aud have our choice
of meiSfor United States Senator. We
do notproposeto dictate to tho Democrat
10 party in this matter. Hive have any
Influence at al, we direct it in behalf of
Union men and West yirginia's friends,
iinyour party. In tho gentleman VIC ma,
med We fnd these qualifications But in
few named, besides Mr.. Hall aud Mr..
Phelps. do We find moderation, love for the
Union, anda fixed determination to per-
petuato West Virginia.
Are We TO understand from you sir,
that you arc opposed to the selection Of
Mr. Hall, because Of his fidelity to the
government and the State?
Are We to understand from yourarticle,
that you are in favor Of sending man to
THO TUuitcd stoies Senate, whose feelings
will be against our very existence as a
State?
Arc We understand from your article,
ahrt she election Of Mr.. Hall to the United
States Senate, woald divide the Democrat
icipar5s
Now, SO far as We are concerned. We
would like the editor Of the Journal to
give usa fair.ond square answer to those
questions. We know that selfshness to
some extent controls him in this matter,
as hc is q candidate for the position of
Clerk of the House of Delegates; and we
hope hawill get it, because be will make
u good ono. Though the selection of a
Senator from Mason county might inter-
fro with bis chances.
As to dividing the Democratic part; in
this county we have no expectations Of
doing; that 1t is not our province; nei,h-
er is it;ourfght. We prefer to let the
Democrats do their own dividing Al
ready, are they quarreling over the spoils;
andif the doctrines advocated by some Of
the Radical Democratic papers arc carried
out, they will divide: by the Conservative
portion ofthe party Withdrawing from it.
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Thehpg cholera is raging in Berkeley
enuny.sih THO State.
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CHERRY PEcTORAL TROcMES

CHERRY FECFUKAI THUCAI ~,
Are superior TO all othera for Coughs, Colds.
Asthma Bronchial aud Lung difficulties. sre.
exceedingly pAlatable, have none Of that naa-
seating horrible Cubeb taste, are very soothing
aud act like charm Ministers. Singers, and,
Public Speakers will find they are especially
adapted tothe voice. Soldb Druggists, Al
so kUSHToN'S Of. y.)CoDLly Err oil, 4
tor Consumption and scroflila; use no other
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ALL the Stgtes Of he Uuion will be
represented III the present Congress. which
met Monday, This will be tho first time
siuce 1861.
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Holiday Journal for 1871
Contains a Christmas story, splendid
PLAYS, Mage sports. etc.; 40 pages; illus.
trated SENT FREE on receipt Of one star p
for postage. Address ADAMS 4 co., Put.
fishers, BO.ton. ~.
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Ii Kmd> Of MsyistTate u gnks Oh lsn
.and for sale q TAH ofF!SA
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DON'T WASTE TIME AVD LABOR
by using up an old Axe. Send 81 50 to LIP.
PISCoTTt& BAKEwELI., Pittsburgh Pa !.
aud tkey will send tip.top A&-, Expressase
paid Half daylest 10 grinding will thus be
saved.
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Position of the Administration on the
Alabnma Question.

Position of the Administration on the
Alabnma Question.
Tho following, which appeared as edi.
torial in the Chronicle of Tuesday, is be-
lieved to reflect the views of the Admins
tration on the Alabama claims question
THE Alabana case is now with Great
Britain It's settlement is now her task,
as she deliberately prolonged the rebellion
Satisfaction for those grave wrongs should
he as deliberately made. The United
States makes no entangling alliances with
other powers; that is her traditional policy,
at once her duty and her covenant, and
that is, To day, the attitude of President
| Grant; he does mol propose to take advant-
ago Of the difficulties Of friendly nation,
n1like France which interferei u cstab.
lish Il new Empire on our southern from
tier, aud unlike England which extended
oil the influence of her aristocracy in favol
Of the rebellion at moment when thu
cause Of the UuiOn was doubtful Thu
!, President relies upon tue sense Of justic,
Of the English Ministry, and the Engli>l
masses, believing that they will seize tn
, first fitting occasion to close up the onl.
! remaining cause of difference between
people speaking the same language ont
animated by the most fraterual feeling
D toward each other"
BurrrRMlLk Persons who have no
bGeu in the habit of drinking bsaermill
consider it disagrseable, because it il
slightly acid. III consequence of the pres
euco Of tho tactic acid. There is not mucl
uourishmsnt in buttermilk. but the pres
ence of the Tactic acid assists in the digest
ion Of my food taken with t. The Welsl
! pea.aais almost live upon oat-cake anc
: huttermiIk Invalids suffering from Judi
! gestion will do well to drink buttermilk a
> meal times -Sci4ntifc american.
r ALL the Stytes Of he Uuiun will b.
4 - q
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$40 \ DAY, sure.--LATTAs&co Pms
hurgh. Pa.
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AVN II ICAN WEEKLYl

Il Is She 81 NDAEb AUTHORITY on an Lfan.
ehes Of AoRicutruRE, HoaTtcutruRE, DO IA
a Literary and Family Paper. il is a fayorite in
MANY Of the best families oil over the lJnior
canada, &c. Indeed, MooRE's RURAL IN :.
Rindl ia It's SphTs. and is the LARoEsr IIIrs.
TRATED JouRkAL on the Continent-. each mum.
Der containing Sixteen Five. Column Page.
double the size Of most papers Of is clasl' a.
1t is he paper for the East, West. North And
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