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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-07-06
House and Lot for Sale.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of Franklin county, Tenn. pro-
nounced at the March Term. 1871, in the
II of X. c. Shumate vs.. G. Is. Austell.
ct. ais, building Committee of Drcherd
Church, | will offer for sale, at the Court
house door in the towmof Winchester, on
the 4th Monday in July next. to tho high
est bidder for cash, said Church and lot,
situated in the town of Decherd, Franklin
county. Tenn, aud bounded on the north
by a lot owned by petitioner. on the Gust
by a lot owned by - Bennett; on the
south by u lot owned by Hannibal Wright,
and on the west by a lot owned by COus-
ms. This June 9th, 1871
+. J.. JACKSON, Clerk.
jun20-tds $50
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

Having uc-oaSc -itis he'd alter thorough 4nN .~I.-
CATION, tAht Eiipslc sponge, noN anI i4teiy
fnAuuactsT.l j. -, OF the best 81 all the -tu-ti-
iuic. ipT CurIcd hAi1 Tor many ii not most u-r~
IA upholstery. We have accepted the Agcncy W H.
aud intend to make IL hsl after a specially
business. The ohiGctl4As : Inch have been made
70 It and which II q vel knJyg' We ourselves A4,"
THOUGHT NcfT Wei founded, vi have a-ccTtItnp'l
'tnApt he urgcd against ihe Art.cie NOW per
ircicd The process al manufac t4-r ma Deem
entirely rrmuUclcd under TIE adTic- and super.
attendance " one If the most eminen+ .tui-.,
- New England New chemical ana III AAuisaI
ais lEners have been introduced in ,ltau.fag
eHnA Stnnge, and IN charging 10 wlth y'tc.lg-
I1u such entire success. that Elastic sponge
~nay now be said t. he chemically pure. ffcr' Is
h1-eluteiy nothing n Il but iar ciran hbtc lt
>aRse and chemically pure giycer,nr.
The objections 70 Elastic sponge b@lHE thu.
moved there -til remains It. unNI-ru-
ted merits which certainly entities it to BE- con.
s'dore't one Of the most valuable 1t Is onr Of
Lrs mo-t curious and interesting Of Afc discover
49,. thicf among these merits H. that l. proof
against moths,-lhc great scourge OF me bu~ine-.
and against All other insects. Then ID. rit-.lct-
y Is permanent based Il j. upon the non.
svaporable property of giycerinr and tn,. indie
siru, ubiluy Of sponge iiOrc. We have alwAy-
been sau-nri upon these two point, which are
the essential requisites la such materials. lAc
evidence Is now equally clear that It il wnoir-oIue
ana sweet III /, certainly light and soft easy 10
manipulate and cheap euou- Tor all except tir
Lowest class OF goOd-. For tue 'n-hiunlue %
Lhnrches, lheAtre-, Public Hats. I,ausIy STA
-lphs, OnnIuussc-, 'aTria.c-, Sc ami IinI-r
Car ami the lse, 1t viii probably BE- found, ever.
faIng cons iicre'i, the best aItlclc in for ali
uses, especially iuT .ddmg, Aut, llt-
pared to recommend the puDIiC u ElNr I'd ~ ttlu
triai a. we our elye- Intent t. do. Ne ready
also 10 answer Inquiries, make estimates aud ttkt
orders for every description OF Work III sponge
a. well ~ 10 supply tne trade the article Ba,,.
HALEY MORSE. a 90.
al Ha-iiim-Gou It, Boston
sole Agent, i,r Nev England AVA
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extended his visit into the - long hours ="
and wood box, which rather exasperated
the girls brother when he found no kindl-
ing in the morning. So he determined one
night to save his fine wood BY hiding II in
a square. leather covered, iron bound
trunk which set In the hall. after which.
he started of to join the other boys ON a
serenade' Now this trunk held '.the
goat for certain society which met ON
this certain night, consequently il was con-
veyed TO the school house. and. 10 and be-
hold how is this them Instead of the
eritter out rolled an armfuil of wood.
which went Immediately into the stove.
The next kinding Jack got he took 10 bed
with him. and the fellow went home
earlier than usual. Good bye John
T.. II. ID.
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James Flye Seal Cove is having a
new house and barn built. He adopts the
old adage get the cage before you do the
bird" Well. he is quite successful in bust
ness and We trust him in making a bar
gain" while he is in the market - so a.
We.
Capt. Beantof winterport. is work
ing up the citizens around town. and
over the island. His copulent style of
oratOry. mingled with humorous parallels
and bitter experience is pleasing and ef-
fective. His facts are astonishing. and he
draws no conclusion in favor of the rnm-
seller.
Capt. 5. III. Robbins of the Center,
has retired from sea, and gone into bust
ness at his place. His store is well stock
ed with groceries and provisions and some
dry goods, also. boots and shoes and such
arlcies as make a good country store
hoooins history is all that is necessary for
recommendation to any one just 20.
The following incsdeae actually oc-
cured 1t fremont lew years aeo, and n
the parties concerned, have . drawn. their
conclusions they will take lie joke nov
- heartily Is any Of us:-
Ayoung lady was accustomed TO have .
young gent eall once q twies week, Who
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Prom the Passport sentinel
Rev {. {. HARDWOOD of Bluehill Ne.
has accepted the call OF the Baptist Church
OF this town to preside over their society
A brig vas reported to have been seen
on fire off Grand Menan on the evening
OF the 18th inst 4 Tot Of deal has been
since picked mp near where she was seen.
Prom the Advertiser
tALAI>.-Last week Jacob Godsan was
sentenced To thirty days in Maehia. hail.
for drunkenness, and Miss Seeley received
ike punishment FOR night walking
VI Silyersfone's store was entered last
Wednesday night and some goods were
stolen.
A. II. Wards store was broken and
entered last Tuesday night. In the tene-
neni over his store six men were guard
ing the remains of Mr.. Marshall who died
The day before. Two Of them remained
where they were. the remaining four went
. quarter of . mile to tell Mr. Ward what
Was going on. ". believe the whole four
got back safely. bur when Mr.. Ward ar
rived tn" burglar had taken the alarm
and len without anything else.
NJ. Y. Mckusick. Esq. of this city hs>
been commissioned by Gov Perham a.
Public Administrator for Washington
county, for the term of four YEAR
SHOOTING AFrRAr.-Jssaph +. Nerrill
Of RocAland. was shot and wounded and
afterwards severely beaten about the head
10y Geo. II. Barstow at the house of the
latter. between nine and ten O'Clock
Tuesday night. The occasion 81 the at
tack was Barstow's coming home unex-
peciedly and finding Nerrill in compsny
with his wife under suspicious eircum-
stances. Nerrill was shot In the left side
above the hip, the ball striking IN rib
aud passing around the front where il
lodged under the skin. occasioninc ONLY
flesh wound, which Is not of a dangerous
char scier. Barsiow WAS arrested BY the
police, but no application has vet been
made for warrant against him.
'HEERrrIELp.-Showe are abundant
and vegetation Is looking we'll Water
sun holds out in the mill-ponds and the
hum of industry NAV be heard from one
end Of the Narraguagus to the other.
Capt Isaac Parker of the schooner
Mary 4. Harmon" makes the following
statement in regard tn the report last week
81 the trip from Philadelphia He saw.
i was not aware that the sailing between
the Mary A Harmon aud the Alcvone
resulted in a draw" but that both yc>-
sel- leit the Capes. the Mary A. some five
miles ahead. and in two hours the tlcvone
could not bc seen. No fog Tb.. MARY
4. reported In Salem Friday the %. inst.
the alycnne in Boston SATURDAY. the 90.
The Mari 4. LEFT Salem the next weslnes-
day al noon. the Alycone four hours later:
the former arrived In Quoddy Bay Thurs
DAY night, the latter. Friday forenoon.
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VIEW ADYER TTSEMENTS.

Notice Of Foreclosure, George Parcher.
{ aution Joshua Grindle.
Notice to Ladies
Hair Tea
Commission Merchants, Geo T. Clark A Co
sullivan Granite Company.
Riaeksmiihs shop for Sale " \. Jordan.
Far sale Nathan Hammond.
The Advance Mower
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Our modern course OF living t-gets oond,-
ton Of the body that requires occasional reiei.
| be system 'eeome. enieebIed. dcranged. clog
ged and lAi,ors in is task. The mind gym
paihize, with it and both sink or are depressed
together. 10 restore the vital energies purge
the sys,em-ciesnse the biooj-,-ke Ayers
Piils. IGassow, (ky.) Free Press.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

II John ons Anods ne Liniment Is halt A. val
nSbe A. The people say IL is. no family shou ia
D. without u. Certainly no person. lie he law
YER Do'sor Minister, or Of any other profr.-
zion. should start on u Journey wi,houtu No
Sailor. Fi.Ecrmsn, or Woo,ismAn ,hould be
without It. In fact lbs needed wherever there
l. an Ache, sprain, Cut, Bruise. Cough. or
Gold.
Farmers and Horse Men, are continually
-nquiring. whit We know Of the utility Of
>heridAn's Cavalry Condition Powders and
III reply We would lay. through the column, Of
the American. that we heard from hundred.
who have used them with gratifying result. :;
that i also our experience
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A full AlriR, Last and complete Mar
ket Reports. as well a. more Original
stories and Sketches. are among the new
features Of the greatly enlarged and inn
proved PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT. Only
s2.0o year in advance; subscriptions
taken for six or three months. Specimens
sent free. Address ELwELL. PIcKARp a
Co.. Portland, MGne 3mols
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DIR. +. r. CLARKE's VEGETABLE SHERRY
WINE BfrrERs are = certain cure for female
sickness, BY taking wine glass half full BE- tore
Ladies will ind ii OF great service BY using II
three or four times day. Sold by all dealers
in medicines. See Advertisement 2jf.
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Manhood 154th Edition.

toEKItfEp AND REVISED ~ rHG AtTupH. T..
IN ,. Jt Krl>, Doctor Of Nc.iriuc. Member
Y, the Roy 81 Colicgr ~ surgeons, gland.
iccntlatc ct tho college ~ Ply ~ictAn-,
t,hnhurgh Honorary mrmhrr Fac
ait' lie Ncdicinr, faTt~ sc. sc So
DIGNI ESSAY on the cause and ruge Of
" premature dccliue Alan, show tng how
health i lost aud nov rc-ainCt. 10 Ettt- clear
-yu"p,i- vi ilr tmpe'lincut~ g. marriage. the
treatment ~ Nervous and PHYairal rrpIltty >icg.
nay, &. whether brought On by cart, AlH,e or
cNcv-- and the rutncdlcs thcrciur-tnc result 81.
- yrit- -uCrr~~iul praC irr
fTWr - cent by mail. Address thu Nutnnr
In. tuftt.. . Hcgunnt Place, Boston. Mas fN-t
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRTH.-lst Wednesday In January Feb-
ruary, August, September. and December ID
Wednesday in April, Sd Wednesday in June. and
4ih Wednesday in october.
BLUEHrLL.-ist Wednesday in July and >ovem
f.-r
BrcksPoRT Sd Wednesday Jsnnary May
. ut september.
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FreedOln NOtiC..

Freedom Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN shst have re-
~ linquished to my minor son. Ieweiivn 4
Haynes, the remainder Of his time until he ia
tWenty-one, and that shall claim none OF his
earnnge, nor pay any Of Ills debts from this date
Witness-N. K. sAWYER
3llsWe9th, June H. lOU svass
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How NECESSARY that the nervous appars.
tn, should be perfect and the brain vigorous.
when either become exhausted through over
work or other impr udence, disease In some
organ i developed: the remedy lies In remov-
ing The cause. By using FELLOWS COMPOUND
sYRUPoF HYPoPHosPHrTEs The tone and Wig
or i, soou restored the brxin aud the whole
nervous system. while diseases Of the impli-
Gated organs disappear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

tn .ab.er.hcr hereby give. rutne notice &,
] a.l runrcrnci that She has been duly appoint
81, and HA- taken upon herself. The t4uA: OF an
Atnnlui.trHtrlN At tAe estate OF
ROW LAND NJ. NOUNG, late % Ellsworth
Id ih' 'punts Of Hancock, lccca.cI, BY giving
hund the law directs -hc therefore request. All
Iri sons ~" are INDEBTED t. the SAID i-cca-ci'-
estate. .u mHNc imtHclliale payment, and those
who EIyr ANY acmant- thereon, To exhibit tin,
SANE t3l payment.
NEElBAH Z. YOUNG.
Ellsworth. Juur y I'll. salf
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Disasters
ID | T. ID

>uiivan- July 9Th. Mss judith T. Ash. a.r.,
81 years.
scaswicA- Ami sth. Fila {. kagon A.rtl
= }ear' mcnihs daughter Of Joseph ahd Han.
nah tAton. Through a long ami painful sicAns.s
she manifested great love aud patience never
being heard TO complain at the will OF hrr
Heavenly Father.
Too lovely 10 dwell with us here
03e has gone TO the bone Of the blc.t
Aer departure ~ q. 90 sevcrc,
Was to her the beginning OF rcs,,
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THE SUBSCRIBER being de.irnu, Of
..,31 removing to The West where his sons r..
X.-Akk. side, offers for sale his farm situated in
North Hancock, on the Franklin road seven milo
from Ellsworth, and adjoining the J. H. BplIrr
place. The farm contains 100 acres cut. len Tan,
OF hay, has two good pastures, an orchard OF nftv
70 Jung apple trees, and - acres recently set
with cranberry vines. The field of excellent
grass bearing land extends to the bay WHERE
every facility is afforded for dressing with muscle
bed aud sea weed There are tour good SPRING
OF water on the place: of which US rods from
the house, Is sufficiently elevated to run into thu,
chamber.
good bargain win be given if application !,
made soon. THOMAS GflOtsINs
aMlh
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Eenne'- Pam killing Magic OH i. excellent
for sore throat. IL Use seem. to cure canAer
sores In the throat and mouth IL l. useful 10
cure any Kind Of pain. Try 1t freely
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

Weak hair is strengthened by the use o;
Halls Vegetable sieilian Hair Renewer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

HOW THE OLD THING WORKS
AFTER A TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEARS.
DR. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Have proved Themselves to be the only remedy
for correcting all Female Irregularities Painful
Me n,truailon. and removing all DISTINCTIONS
whether from cold or otherwise.
DIR. CHEZ SEMIN'S PILLS
Wa the Commence M ut Of a new era in The
treatment Of | regulHrifie- and Instructions,
wh eh have con>igned 80 many Ia premature
grave. No female can enjoy good heal h unle..
she Is regular, and whenever an obstruction
takes place the general heslth begins 10 decline
you KNOW HOW TT rs YOURSELF,
Everyone wants the most reliable remedy
which !, comprised in these Pills. Take TIN.
advertisement TO your Druggist and tell him
that you want the best and most re liable medi-
cine In the world.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
They are known to thousands who have
used them nj different periods throughout The
country, having the sanction Of some Of the
most eminent Physicians in America Explicit
directions. {. ling when they should not be
used. with each box. The price, One Dollar
per box.
CAUTIoN.-None genuine unless having the
private Proprietary stamp Of Hutchings & Hill.
yer. FrUpreeDrs. on each box. For sale by all
DruEgists. Pills sent by mail promptly. Sc.
cure from observation, by RENTING 10
Dr.. &. L. CHESSEMAN, P. u. Box 1881.
N L. 1yl7
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E10NAr rs
FOR The MILLIONr

Rar opportunities are nov oner.d for securing
homes in a mild healthy, and congenial climate,
for one third OF their value i've years hence.
The NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY has for
sale real estate Of every description. located IN
the Middle and Southern States improved stock
grain and fruit farms; rice sugar and cotton plan
tauens; timber and mineral lands city. village
and rural residences, and bus iness stands mills
and mill sites, factories. &c.
Write for Land Register containing description,
location, price and terms Of pro perties we have
Tor sale:
Address: b. W. CLARK 4 CO.
The Nationa Real Estate Agency,
At end AZ Penba: Avenue. Wa hingfon. d. e..
tfI7
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DO You Want "a I8arxain::
LYON d JOSSLYN
Are Closing out their Stock.
and that II mnst be sold. we shall chang. our
Firm AUGUST, ist
All our DRESS GOODS marked do,,,
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS.
Selling vep C..cap.
BLACK ALPACAS-f HEAP.
Have sou ct to hly any:
COTTON WARP.
save uon'y by buying it now,
Sun SHADES. sHaDlS. HOOP SKIRTS
Selling C,csp.
BOOTS. SLIPPERS and RCBBtRS.
They must BE- sold
Buy Bargain while You Can.
DON'T FAIL To CALI.
before making your purchases.
Remember the place
LYON & JOSSLYN.
1"E"'N. hr''N. su> sTErFr. ELl-u"gru VI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

On Ell An Dyspepsia cured by using LAIH.
on O6UO ANS CAIHAKTfc EXTRACT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

The Great Equiv alcDt.-Ihc world may be
safely challenged ~ produce perfect -imulaS-
i"n Of anything IN nature, a.
Tarrants SETTER Aperient
l. 81 IT. original. the settler spring of Germany
The Apcricnt, based Oh a correct analysis OF the
.citzrT water, la ever superior - The manuiar-
al Nature herself, because 1t contains all the
active medicinal properties OF the spring, nnal-
ioved hy any Of the Merl and u,elc-. particles
fnu id IN AL mineral fountains The genuine
tifie being secured you have Tie settler " aier
81 Europe pui iIied ana perfected ami probshlS
the best the most genial cathartlc and anti bilIsuS
preparation The face oil the earth. SDl.fs
By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Agents! Read This.

" e will pay Agents Salary of $50 per week
and expenses, allow large commission. 10
sell -aT new and wonderful inventions, Address
NJ. \ AG<ER& 90. Marshall Mich.
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90 1S MONTH. Horse and Carriage fur.
% z - nished. Expenses paid. II. SHAW
Al Me
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-11-25
8;srtilancrms.
suNNYNtT2E HEATER.


sUNNYsIpr ~ MAkY1ASD STATE FA1p, BAL
TIMoRE.-First premium for Fire- place Heaters
awarded the Sunnyside.
Advantages of the Snnnyside
/. 1t 10 so constructed that one-third more of
the radiating surface extends into the room piy-
ing that much more additional heat without en-
ira fuel.
=. 1t is the only TTot-kr Fireplace Heater in
the market. Like the regular built cellar heater
II loses no heat, but confines IL all to its legiti-
purposes.
3. The fuel magazine is double the usual size.
extending from the frcbox TO the top Of the
stove, with capacity for twcrty-four hours sup
ply of coal.
4. The patent double cover for coal magazine
consumes the gas, prevents escape of gas into
the room, and makes IL impossible for any puff
hngs or explosions to occur. This j. an advant-
aye possessed by no other fireplace Stove in the
market.
8. There are three air ccatbcrs. wherein a
brisk circulation Is kept mp, drawing the cold air
In tine room through heated tlues into a large
hot-air reservoir, at the back of the stovc
u No side pipes are used, as the air is heated
in Il reservoir having double radnting fues and
double back, supplying large quantities of hot
air without waste Of heat or fucl.
7. The SUNNYs1DE utilities the waste heat so
thoroughly that we frequently heat an adjoining
room on the first, besides heating TIE rooms ia
second aud third stories.
\. damper on top Of the stove, connected
with the hot air iucs. controls the quantity o
hot air required for the use of either the upper
or lower rooms. All other fireplace stoves are,
very inconvcnicnt in this respect.
D. The Crate Is sclf-seang, ana no dust can
escape Willie shaking it.
STURAT, PETERSON & CO,
Philadelphia.
H. B. NJ lSSEh, Agent.
Noy. II 1921
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-11-25
Business Notices.


sToyEs.--Three second hand heaters aud
stoves, nearly as good as new for sale at half
price. Enquire at this olllce,
CAL and see the new Music Box Album at
lIepperley's.
Without Competitors Wanamaker a Brown,
In prices Ia goods
HOLIDAY CAKEs,--Mr, David Fry Informs Ne
that he ls NOW prepared 10 furnish every descrip-
tlon Of large Holiday Cakes, both plain and
ornamental equal % any Ia the city, Mr., Fry is
an experienced hand al the business, aud custo,
mere all mud il greatly 10 their advantage TO
give him cali 10 sseaTe the yery hnesl cakes
Manufactured, ordrFs should be ssnl IN nog, and
satisfaction Hill be guaranteed,
GgEAF attraction al iiempeEey's, the New
Musle hog Album.
hA1fsnies mseI-l.osess prices aad beet Cloth
iag AZ ". a B's.
l.. NJ, fopER, Insurance Agsai
cuhnREs's shoes of all slass aad ,iylss ars
kela a. ila1gl1las's store Ia Moore a Di,slussi's .
buliaiags,
foR sAiH'--A yoaag eos lhal sill 10 l,s,h la
iss monihs' tnquils a ihls enlos.
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EditAr,S Table.

'CRIsrMAs CuIMEs.'-A choice collection of
Christmas Carols just published by j. l.. Pc
TIERS, 800 Broadway, New York. 1t is issued in
pamphlet form, Psalmo y size, and contains the
following Hymns:
Babe Of elhlehem-Brightest and Bcst-Christ
is Born-Christmas is here--Come, yc Faithful
Hail to the Lord-liark! the Angcls-lIoly
Voices - Expected Jcsus-l}abc is Born-Iioly
Night-Chrstmas Eve, Little Children-Star Of
Bethehcm-Merry Christmas-Noel! Noel =
Christmas Trcc-Whspcring in Ileaven-Snow
on the Ground-and While Shepherds Watche
Sent, postpaid, for 20 cents each so for IS;
100 f-r SIS.
GoDEY's LApY's Book for December fairly
glttcrs with beautiful gems of art. For forty
one years the Lady's Book has been kept up aud
been steadily growing in popular esteem, and
now is the beau ideal of the age. TIE literary
matter is fresh and full of interest. Fashion
Plate, patterns, steel engraving, poetry, house
hold receipts, and every department of interest
is well and judiciously represented. The next
number will he the commencement of new vol
ume, and we would advise all who desire good
magazine for the next year to send in their
orders. Price of Book, $500 per annum. We
will send the "Lady's Book" ana the AMERICAN
to any single subscriber for year for SI.O0 in
advance.
NooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for December
is one of our brightest and cheerest yisitants for
the month. Crowded with all the rellshes Of 4
Christmas Dinner, IL makes one think of its APP
proprateness as II Christmas present for the 1T
Tie ones, as well rs for the older members of the
household. "Mrs. Santa Claus Adventure, Is
alone richly worth the price of the Magazine a
year. We notice that its publishers have recent
purchased the following Magazines which have
consolidated with the Household, viz; "Our
Magazine" published by Maj. General Kilpat-
rick aud VIM. Il. Mattison, at Newton, y, D.,
and "The Eclectic" published at Cincinnati by
DR.. j. NJ. Scudder. Send for the December num-
Der, which will be mailed free. Address 5. ;.
Wood y Co., NewbuTgh, n. Y,