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OMAHA.
OMAHA, October Z

| OMAhAI OClODcT ~
Two companies from Fort Steele ant
one from Fort Bridger have been order
ed to Camp Douglass near Salt Lake
City as reinforcement OF troops already
there.
Brigham Young has not yet been ar.
rested, although 1t was expected he
would be arrested for the alleged com
pllcity In the Mountain Meadow, massa.
ere Of many years ago.
The Mormon conference meets on the
9th, and indictments will be held until
after that time. 1t is expected the Grand
Jury will now adjourn for three days as
they have already given the Court sufli.
cient work to keep them busy for that
time.
Brigham Young was arrested at tour
o'clock this evening, upon an indictment
Of the grand jury, charging him under the
Utah statute, with lewdly and licentious.
ly cohabiting with sixteen different wo.
men. The arrest was made by United
States Marshal Patrick, at the residence
OF Young. Owing to the sickness Of the
prisoner, he was allowed to remain at his
home tonight, in charge of q Deputy
Marshall. and will be taken before Judge
Mexican tomorrow. The penalty OF the
statute on conviction OF this charge, is i'm.
prlsonment for not over ten years, or not
less than six months, and a fine not over
1000, nor less than 800. Rumors of
trouble and outbreak Of the Mormons is
not to be credited, besides the assurance
Of the Mormon leaders that all process of
the court will be obeyed. Gov. Woods
has made every preparation for the emer.
gencY and he will maintain the law at
any cost, Another company of United
States troops from Fort Bridges arrived
here tonight 1t Is sreported and general.
ly believed that indictments have been
found against Brigham Young for mur.
der.
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Express Company suit.
Nav YoRK. October Q

NEW YORK, October ..
John Bacon, Jr, as Treasurer Of the
New York Sc Boston Express Company,
has begun suit against Vim. B. Dlnsmofe
as President OF the Adams Express
Company. The object Of the suit Is to
enioin the Adams Express Company
from neglecting or refusing to receive and
forward express matter Of the New York
Il Boston Express Company upon the
same terms that the Adams Express
Company usually charges other Express
companies or individuals.
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FRANCE.


The withdrawal OF the Germans in the
Department of the 0ise commenced again
this afternoon. Differences have arisen
between France and Italy respecting the
POntiflcial debt. ~ - '' y
Henry Rochetort is pressing his ap.
peal for the mitigation Of his sentence.
Victor Hugo, among others, has written
to Thiers in his behalf. L lNI gt9
Thiers has written a letter to Victor
Hugo in reply to the latter's appeal in be.
half of Rochetort. The President says
the Pardon Commission alone can modify
the sentence of the military tribunal.
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yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2.
The Board of Health report 118 inter.
ments for the week. Only one was from
yellow fever. The death reported by
yellow fever was that Of q man from
Natchez, who was taken sick seven days
after his arrival and carried to Charity
Hospital on the 9th, and died on the 30th
No other death from yellow fever has oc'
CURED in the last nine days.
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SPAIN.
MADRID, October 2

n .r.a MADRID, October ?.
AT the official reception at Don Es-
partero's house, the Don addressed the
King as follows "Ifat any time the enc
mics Of Spain should seek to overthrow
It's liberties and independence, and the
young King shall place himself at the
head OF the army, and any comrades
will follow him" The reception was
grand. .Ir0-
During his progress through the prov.
inCes the King has made donations
amounting to s50,00O and has received
10000 petitions.
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IEAvEN WORTH.
LEAvENwoRTn, October 2

19191' nv " VI8IT1I VVIVUUI p
Late advices from the Indian Territory
report serious depredations by the Kiowa
Indians in the vicinity of Fort Sill. A
number Of men have been recently killed
and scalped within q few miles Of that
fort Two herders were shot a few days
ago within sight of the fort and their
bodies mutilated beyond recognition,
The iron for the superstruCture OF the
Leavenworth bridge Is being received,
and the work will be completed so that
trains can cross by January let.
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The New York World Calls for a
Step in the Right Direction by the
Democratic state Convention.
NEw YORK, October 2.

NEW Y DIRK, October 2.
The World calls upon the Democratic
State Convention TO pledge the Demo.
cratic party of the State TO prompt re.
peal of the present city charter and the
substitution Of new charter, which will
render the fragrant abuses impossible.
Anything else will be mere Topping of
twigs and branches, but this will cut up
the municipal corruption by the roots.
The editor reminds the delegates that
what our tax payers need is not denun.
citation, but relief, and relief can come
only by sweeping away the bad undilni-
able charter that fOrtifles these men in
nnMnr
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ILLINOIS.
HELENA. October 9

IIEbFNhj VUVOUVI y
A fire broke out at 4:30 A. NJ, in the
basement of the Herald building, which
made clean sweep Of the st. Louis
Brewery, StiCkney & Sons Hat manu-,
factory and Gents furnishing goods, Mag.
nolia Hotel, Post Office, Helena Brew.
Joe Knowatz' Bakery, Senate Saloon
The Herdld did not save a type. TotaI
loss, $70,O00; partially insueed. 1t was
only by the greatest exertions that The
fire was prevented from burning the
whole town.
A man named Shovery shot and killed
q man named Forkey, at this place to-day
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The International Money Order
System.
NEW YnRK. Oct. Q.

The international money order system,
between the United States and Great
Britain, goes into operation to-day. Re
mlttances can also be made by fnterna-
u0nal money orders, ria Switzerland, Ia
AL the principal towns and cities OF Aus.
trla, hungary, Spain, Russia, Sweden,
Denmark' Norway, Turkey, Greece
Egypt the East Indies, and China.
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Attempted Escape of Convicts.

PoUanKEErsrE, N. Y, October2.
About 8 o'clock this afternoon, fifty
convlcts at Sing Sing prison took the pro-
peller Hugh Battan, belonging to con-
tractor A. Walker, and tried to escape,
but Capt q. Ward let go his anchor and
stopped heboat The guards fired about
thirty Shots but did no harm. The ofll-
GERS Of the prison went out in small boats
and brought them all back, and they are
now locked up.
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Fatal Fight in a SkiRs-Both Men
Drowned.
LOUISVILLE, October Q

On Friday afternoon at 0strander's
Landing, Kentucky, three miles below
Amsterdam, ]. b. Moore, late of Madison,
Indiana, and Levi Applegate, got into a
desperate fight while in skifI, capsized
the boat and were drowned. The steamer
Camelia brought up Moore's remains Sat
urday morning and sent them to Madison
the same evening.
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sulphur Explosion.

PoTrsvn1B, PA, October 2.
A dispatch says an explosion Of sulphur thu
occurrod tbio afternoon In tho Otto Col
iie[v Patrick McMichael, Geo. Dunlap
TScoh yost and Thomas Hays were
IiIioJ and Geo. Baince seriously injured
6ns % miner is missing, and there Is nc
homes of recovering him alive.
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For Sale.
NoLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
V SALE

ThA. beautiful piece Of ground at present oc.
cupled by Mrs. Judge Caldwell, situated east Of
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad and In the north
ern part OF MOundsvillo, W. Va, containing
eighteen acres OF fine bottom land, on which Is
situated fine brick mansion, containing four
teen rooms twOuld be admirably suited Tor q
summer boarding house or seminary, surround
ed bya quantity OF choicest Fruit and 0rnamen-
tai Trees. There Is also upon the land al the
necessary outbulldlngs QRCllding q good stabo)
and good well and spring.
The ground will be sold together or in lots to
suit purchasers, ELLEN CALDWELL,
scplGd6w M0undsville, w. Va.
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Arrest Of a Noted ForEer.

Augustus 7. Berck, alias Charles Baker
alias Thomas Wilson, one Of the most
noted forgers in the country, was arrested
Saturday, in Montreal, by members Of the
Buffalo police, and held for eStradition,
for forgery committed in this city,
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Refusal toi Give UP a Fugitive From
.Justice,
suarENsIoN BRIDGE, o.. 9

SUSPENSION BRIDGE, Oct. 3.
Gen. Ryan attempted TO arrest F. G.
Barksdale at Clifton, Canada, upon a war
rant issued in New York OF the instance
Of the District Attorney. Mr.. Barksdale
claimed protection from the authorities nj
Clifton, who refused to give him up.
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TENNESSEE.

Meeting Of the LeglslatuTessssState
FaiFs..National Agricultural Cone
grebs.
NASHVILLE, October e.
Both branches ofthe Tennessee Legisla.
ture met and organized to day. John 9.
Vaughan was elected Speaker OF the Sen.
ate, and James D. Richardson Speaker Of
the House of Representatives. The mes.
sage of Gov. Senter will probably be de.
livered tomorrow. II Is the first time
the Legislature has for many years or
ganized in less than a week.
The State Fair opened to-day. The
weather IL pleasant, attendance large and
the exhibition good.
The National Agricultural Congress
assemblies tomorrow in the Industrial
Exposition building, which has been neat
ly fitted up for itS accommodation.
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Arrest of Supposed Murderer.
NAsHNrLLE, October 2

Peter Ulom, a German, arrested at
Union City, West Tennessee, has been
brought to this city. He was arrested on
suspicion Of being the murderer of Mrs.
Sarah Hamblin, and circumstances appear
to be strong against him.
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Steamboat Burned,

MILWAUKEE, October Q.
The transfer steamer McGregor was
burned at La Crosse, Wisconsin, yester.
day. She was owned by ]. II. Moulton,
and valued at $4,000.
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TRUTHFU1NEss Is corner stone In
character; and lift be not firmly laid in
youth, there will always be q weak spot
In the foundation.
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WHO seriously attends, pointedly asks,
calmly speaks, cody answers, and ceases
when he has no more TO say, Is In posses.
sion OF some Of the best requisites Of man.
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The National Banks Called on for a
Report.

WASHINGTON, October 2.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
called uponthe National Banks for reports
OF their condition at the close OF business
on Saturday.
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THE Lynchburg Republican calls Alex.
ander II. Stephenson "crumbling politi.
cal anomaly and Bob Toombs an "ofIen.
sive political brawler"
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A FRENCH engineer suggests the build.
ing OF n railroad IRON Paris to Pekin, the
cost of which he estimates ut 220 900, 900
francs-about $49,0O0000.
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THEY whose minds are least grieved by
calamities, and who best meet them in
action, are the greatest both in public and
private life.
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TIE average rate of speed on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, including stops,
is twenty.eight miles per hour for the fast
passenger trains. f.
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FoRT scorr, October 9.

The names of the killed and wounded,
by the falling of the railroad bridge at
Vindi Girls river, Indian Territory, yester.
day, are as follows: Killed-Wm. Nc.
Mahou and JOS Drecker; Mr.. O'Brien, OF
Racine, died after he was taken out oftho
ruins. W0unded-James Stewart, Jno.
King, Jas. OConnor, W. A. O'Connel,
Tho3. Fitzgerald, Frank johnson, Alfred
Moist, Geo. Smith, VIM. D. Green, Lewis
Leslie, j. NJ. Strickling. All of them are
seriously injured, and some Of them will
die. They are in the hospital here, in
charge Of Drs. Redfeld and Baldwin.
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In Colorado n bald person finds himself
alluded to as "a man with his head above
timber line.n ----
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DOR SALE.
DWELLING HOUSE,

OK CnAPuEE STREET, CESTRH WuEELNG,
II not previously sold my Dwelling -
House, situate on Chapnc street, near ill
First, will on Saturday the lith day Of Oc- 1llk
tObcr, ut 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, bO Offered At public
sale al the front door Of the Court House oil Ohio
county, to the highest bidder.
Terms -One.thIrd cash. balance In 0, u, lS
aud a months, with interest at Q per cent. >
Sale positive.
sCpt21 THOMAS j. CAMPBBLL.
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THERE are seventy thousand glove
makers in England.
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APPARATUs AND MuaEIIM.
WEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1S71-72.

The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
Students at this Institution. Five dlBtlnct De-
partments Of instruction, with full corps OF
competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe.
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the ScIencos,
&C., &C., carefully and thoroughly taught Prac.
tlcal Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by ap.
prOprlate apparatus. Special advantages for the
study Of Geology.
good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min
eral0gy, Geology and COnChOlOgy; together with
many specimens In other departments OF Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society.
FALL TERM begins September 9th. Winter,
December 9TH, Spring, March 2Oth Commence.
ment June goth.
Boarding from 90 TO a per week.
Tuition, from Sl5 10 S2l per year.
For further particulars, lnqulre Of
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
Je6 MOrgantOwn, West Va.
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RETHANY COLLEGE.
The thlrticth session of this Institution will
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
COURSES or INsrRucrIoM.

arc provided for both public and private board
Ing, and unfurnishod rooms will be lot TO students
who wish 10 board themselves,
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HAYS Cry, October {

HAYS CRY, October 2.
General Sheridan's party reached the
Solomon river, on Friday evening, two
days march from Fort Hays. All the
members of the party are in excellent
health A large quantity and variety OF
game was secured. The bottom lands of
the streams already crossed are very fer.
tile and well timbered, and equal In an
agricultural point, to any lands In the
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weather Report.
'TIUH VI IHI WIFI IIHNNl
1HINaToN, D. G., Oct ~
PROBABILITIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIuR OF THB CHfEF 6taNAL OPPtuER,

oFF1CB OF THB CHrBF SIGNAL OPPtCER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Oct 2-7:30 P. n.
PROBABILITIES.
A falling barometer, with brisk south.
westerly winds, and possibly rain, will
probably prevail by Tuesday noon from
Tennessee and Illinois TO the lower lakes
and New England; continued cloudy
weather, with southeasterly winds, west
OF Alabama; southerly winds and In.
creased cloudiness on the South Atlantic,
and rising barometer with cloudy
weather In the Northwest.
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+ ARGE SALE OF
Pure-Bred Short Horns.

The subscriber will sell at auction, at Charles.
town, W. Va on November LIST, at i2 NJ, his
herd Of THIRTY.EIGHT HEAD Of
Pure.Bred Short Horn Cattle,
Couslsting of % Cows and HeIicrs and IS Bulls
These arc chiefly young cattle, al Of the puregt
European and Kentucky bedigrGOB, and record
ed In the American Short Horn Herd Book.
A catalogue containing terms, pedigreGs, &C.,
will be sent to any ono on applicatiOntO the sub.
scrlber.
scp3OdGw JAMES N. RANSOM.
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Medical.
SnIILIA sISIILIBUs CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS

HUMPHREYS
hOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
an eptirC C'Sn Sncr ron the most ample experience
anu reliable. They are tho Beat Family Nrdi.
clnes IN use-so simple that mistaIcs csnnot ho
@ saGe iaIg ~ using thSm SO harmless "a to be nee
rom danger, and SO efficient us To be alwaya re.
liable They received the highest common. ,0
dauon nom the thousands who have long nsed
and known them, and will always render saiis'
action to those who try them.
No. Cures Price IN B01sS. Conts
Worms, Worm Eever, Worm Collie, rs
GTyIng-OOlic Or feothing Of IniantS... "a
Riarrhoea u Children os AdglIs.,,...,,2l
ChO1cTn. NIOrbus, Vomiting g..,..,..,,. %
Coughs, Colds, hronchitl ,.....,......25
Headaeies sick Headache, Vertigo. x
10 dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. ..r,,,..........25
=, SgPPres4ed or Irregular Periods.",-...,.2o
lH whites, too Proiu1o PoTlodA, ,..,..,-,.,....,25
UroupD Cough, Difficult BrpRthing ....., Is
=, rupti0na, Salt liheum, ErysipeR1,.-..,25
:, hhheumatism, Rheumatic ~ Pains,."".,.25
70 EGHcr and Ague, Chill Fever, AguOA..,, 90
Piles, Blind or bleeding.
UpthnlIIy, aud SOro or Weak Eyes...r...6O
y ynUnrrh,ncutO or chr0nic lnfusn EA....,50
~ !, Wh0OpinR-cOugh, ylOlont oOughs,,.....5O
~ 4, Aslhnn, oppressed Brcathln g.,.-.....,.,...5O
q :, r Ir.RlEchnrges impaired hearing. g..,...,b0
o. :, Gan,uilt EnllaIRed Glands, Swell lllngs 80
x 4, Hencrnl D9bility, Physical Weak kness.., 80
q RIoPHy and ScAnty SecrotO .....,....,,..,..5O
q {" Kd5nSS d SiSEHeaa, Sickness from RIdlng..,6O
S NSrHIons naI m Debility, involuntary semi.
20 Snra rinSiiI ~ 70
Urinary ,WcnltncsS, Wetting Bod.,...,.S0
90 =, 6iIHl 6iiiIlHl feLl0as, hysl0ri4 ."" ..."...,..5O
* Rengs RnrIg d ~ Gnapge O Lilei;.,,,,'....l %
~ Diphtherini liberated Sore Threat ....,,.60
Price IN viRla, large alLO.",. ....,SOo and 90
Family Cases In Morocco, with
30 large dram Yials, containing tho above
90 list with book of directions complete SIG %
30 inpaper case, with book. ...... 5 %
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case Of 10 l-oE yiRls, In fluid, 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions, giving full
account of all diseases Of HorseS, Cattle,
Sheep, Dogs and Hogs, with full diruc.
lions for use, In neat walnut case, COM
plCte' .,,..,.......,,,....nSl0 BIO 90
Ponds Extract,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia, TOOthache, Bleeding
Of the Lungs, stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Burns, Bruises, Lamenesg, Spralns, RhOumA'
tlsm, boE9 Throat, Sore Eyes, Bolls, cOTns,
Ulcers, Old Sores. Tho Best Family Medicine
known,
Price, G.OE. 6Oc., Plnts 81 90, Quarts 81 rs.
g9s- These Remedies, except PONDS EX
TRACT, BY the case or single box, arc sent to
nypartof the country, by mall or express, FREQ
OF charge, on receipt Of the price,
Address HUMPHREYS II SPECIFIC
o HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
OAlce and depot, No. $50 BROADWAY, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists.
iull assortment OF the above for sale In Wheel.
ing ny EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING d CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST b co.
THOS. j. FlNNEY.
A null assortnies Of the above for sale in Boil
aiEo by j. 81 NJ. N. MERCER
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Educational,

RON CITY COLLEGE, PITTS,
The best conducted, most popular and success.
nl Institution In tho United States, for the tho.
rough, practical educatloRof young and middle
r3y-,Fo large descriptive circulars, contain.
Ing igll particulars, address
)ySld&w j, q. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal.
RETHANY COLLEGE.
The thlrticth session Of this Institution VIII
commence on
Monday, 25th September, 1871.
and terminate on the 18th Of juno, 1872. II ia
romantically situated In tho midst OF tho beantI.
i9l AZ and healthy hill.conntry of tho Panhandle"
oI Mest virginia, easily accessible BY. railroad
or river, and surrounded with tho most favorable
Influences for student life. II has property In
endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library. &c,.
Of oyer $3.50 600, and is thus enabled TO sustain a
faculty and furnish facilities for thorough edu,
cation OF the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
arc provided for both public and private board.
lng and unlurnlshed rooms Will be let to students
who wish to board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION:
!. Preparatory course Of one year. 2. Regular
Literary. Course, including the Ancient Ian.
gnages, for tho Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts. ..
Literary and Scientific Course, for tho Degree OF
Bachelor Of Sciences. L. The Course for Master
Of Arts: o The Course for Master Of Sciences.
9. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &C. Detailed information as 10
these Courses will be found In our Catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
Tho Institution has a complete cot Of Phllo.
sophical Apparatus, and students who wish IL
arc trained In the use Of Field Instruments-alRo
thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for practical
Instruction and work In Chemical Analysls, and
an ample Museum for the study Of Natural His.
tory.
TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 10 $50 Dor
session. Boarding from 81 to IS per week. Tn
furnished rooms from IS TO $40 per session, and
free tuition 10 sons Of Ministers OF the Gospel
Of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue TO
Prof Q. l.. Lo0s, Secretary; or, to
W. X. PENDLEToN, President,
jyl7 Bethany, West Virginia
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BY GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

By the Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Sta)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-01

Woods Household Magazine, for August,
isa splendid number Of this most excellent peri.
odical. We know ofno month";. tha, ia so desery-
ing oil success, or that gives mnch for so little
money James Porter, Pinch Caiy, DIR, bio
Lewis, Rev. g. h. Beecher, DR. w. w. Hall and
Gail Hamilton. are regular contributors. A prize
story Is published every month. The prize Of
&lo0.eA was awarded to- Miss III. Is. Rowe, OF
Banogr, for the story for Young mon, in this
number, entitled "Not Ashamed" Send 10 S. s.
Wood, Newburgh. n, Y. tor specimen copy
Only sleo year.
Peters Musical Monthly, for August, is
fun OF choice new music, and sens for the very
small sum of ~ cts. Volume < began with the
July number; aud The publisher olers to send ?
copies-July and Ausust--for 90 cts. j. l.. Pc.
tiers n Y
The chronological Journal, for August,
comes to Us freishted with good things, Ia the
shape OF sketches, Illustrations, essays. poems
and incidents with valuable hints and suggestions
relating TO social progress and happiness. s. r.
Wells, New YOlk.
The Illustrated Christian Weekly Ia n
neat and beautiful sheet published by the Amcri-
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in every household.
The Folio, for August, is desirable number
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literature. Edited by Dexter smith, and publish
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