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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

HrNrING FOR THE E,srERLV CrERENr.-
The Alta California SAYS that two reporters.
representing the CiroRiclc and the C9R.
made a balloon ascension from san Francisco
the other day IN search Of the .-easterlv cur
rent. Alter sailing ahout at a great eleya-
tion for some time the balloon came pluns-
ing down through the air from it, great
height. Ii was observed to drop in the yici-
nifty OF Point Diahlo. in the sea. near the
spot where the Costa Rica went ashore. A
boar. with two men in il. was within lew
feet Of il when it struck the wafer. the has
ket going well under the waves. and SouSing
the two "aerias." As it rehounled. the
Call man let 90. and was caught hv the boat
men and dragged into the boat Before let
ting 60 he yelled IL the Chronicle man to
Jump but the latter held ON l., the outside
of the basket with desperate grip. A.
soon a. the balloon was relieved of the
weight Of The Call man. it shot mp in the
air again 10 the height of a quarter Of
mile with the Chronicle man dangling on
the outside tie WAS rneou,agri hy cric~
from-the boatmen-.'l.et 90. let 20, you
fool. while the Call man shouted. a loud
at his chattering teeth would let him. Hold
ON held on y0u are all right. The bal
loon was drifting slowly ~eaward and gradu-
ally descending. Although it was fast grow
ing dark, the boatmen pulled hard. and were
up with il when II struck water the second
time A. soon as the Chronicle man again
felt the splash of the "sad SEA waves. he
let - with his hands. bat hi, feet held on.
and he plunged head foremost into the
.'briuy deep" lie was being Fitted from
hi- bath hy the heels. when the boamen
caught the basket and held on until they got
him loose They tried 20 -lyr the balloon,
bui il Wa umanageahr. and came near
cap-iziDg the boat. SCI they were compelled
10 r.; it 90. and /, sailed away 80 search Of the
ea~Trru current
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

tf..HtuUH Nru ~IUPf - FIHN UIN
...n,'e,pso l,I mn ,n'v daurh.,r. p,--,--ed
..rrreti.h.-- ALTERATIONS. moral. personal
s,j ro,rr.,-v Size was engaged and deyot-
slly ,tt,.l-.i ..,.i ,,tr. man in every res
,.s-f y.rtb, a. her choice. Althe marriage
nr.l;miusri.~ were arran..I. and the wel-
ding vr,. f,.l +. tax. place on certain
TbG,-l,c ON IN. Monday preceding the
rsl.lire..l,, the brile,r1om elect lnho was
I, bay, received $50 900 down on bis we'd
dinr-iav. and further sum Of :-lOd 900 on
his atier-in-law'- death. an event which
would probably soon occur) hai little ieal-
o,s ,1nallir with hi, intended az an even
Inn, rartv. The tia arose In consequence
of his PAYING more attention than she Thought
iu~;iiah,e Co. ady with parking eve 1nf
inimiiah.c lins,et~.
The gentleman rctortci. amt spoke ta1nt-
mgiy ola certain cou-inWho>e wai-tyo1t wa.
the admiration II the company. amt hinied
that it had been embroidered by the lair
heirc-- herself. lie added that it wouli be
soon enough for him TO be- ~chooied after they
were married, and that She adopted the
.'breeche- little too soon Aiier The sup
per they became reconciied apparently, and
the bridegroom elect. IN taking leave. was
kind and aiiecuonatc. un the next morning
the swain regretted the angry ieelinG ne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

fhc following Is summary % the grand
1T of Rutland tor I>13
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26
THE GREAT SENSATION.
BIT LEON OLIVER.

1t is q full and truthful history of
tho famous Beecher-TiltOn.W ood-
hull Scandal. including comprehen-
sive and entertaining biographical
sketches of Henry Ward Beecher,
Theodore Tilton Victoria c. Wood
hull, Tennie &. Clafin and Colonel
Blood. Illustrated with life-like
portraits, and giving facts and incl
dents in the lives Of all of them nv
er before published.
The prominent position occupied
by the parties involved in this great
est Social Drama of the age, has
given to it an almost worldwide
notOriety, and the partial and frag.
mentary reports OF it which have
been published, have only served to
whet the appetite of the reading
public with a desire to have the
q whole story truthfully and impair
TALLY told. This the author has
done, but In such manner as not
t" do injustice to any of the drumdtis
personR. or to shock or offend the
most fastidious reader. The author
claims. and we think justly, to have
had peculiar facilities for his work.
having been for years personally ac-
quainted with those of whom be
writes.
The sketch of Henry Ward
Beccher Cthe advance sheets Of
which have been submitted TO sever
al of the leading journalists and
authors in the Vest is unanimously
declared to be the best and most
entertaining sketch of this foremost
clergymen of the age ever written,
and all the biographies are enliven-
ed hy characteristic and entertaining
incidents and anecdotes never be-
fore published. and are written in a
free, racy and W"hachneyed style.
There are also included in the
work. copious extracts from the
speeches and writings OF THE
Woodruff. " giving an epitome Of
her peculiar views upon her favorite
topics of free love, social freedom.
and the Social Utopia which she
hopes to establish.
The book is printed from clear
new type, and upon superior paper.
in one large octave volume OF about
400 pages, and its style is alike
creditable to the author, artist and
publishers. 1t is bound in fine En-
glish muslin. style. with gilt back
and sides. Price So 90.
10 Is sold only Jy Crarassino
agents and cannot be procured at the
sores,
We should think what the publ an.
ers assert is true, that this is omA OF
The best selling books eUer iiisued, and
those who desire employment for
the winter should secure an outfit
for this work, which will he sent by
the publishers upon receipt of as
cents. Address TIE BEVERLY Co.,
Wabash Ave. and 22d ST., Chicago.
See their advertisement III another
column.
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LITERARY.

- THE SPIRIT OF TIE TNIEs.--W no
Of the older class Of reading men OF
the present day, does not remember
Porter's Spirit Of the Times? It was.
thirty years ago, the most popular
weekly published. and although it
lost tower of strength when it lost
York stall son." it has ever main
tanned its hold upon popular favor.
The present editor and proprietor
has greatly enlarged its size and ca
pacity for usefulness. and proved
what industry and energy, combined
with truth and Integrity. can devel-
Cd. 1t is conducted in a style to
justify its reception in any family
or club. Mr.. Wilkes is DESTROYS of
enlarging his list of subscribers, and
would be pleased to receive any
number from Hamblen county. 1t is
an elegantly-printed sheet of twenty
four large pages, and is replete with
matters of great account Of all racing
events throughout the world. This,
with hunting and fishing stories,
while it has long been the only rec
ognized and official organ Of the run
ning and trotting turf, extended re-
ports of all field and aquatic sports.
makes it the leading sporting jour
nal in the United States. No farm
er in the country. no breeder Of
stock, and no horse owner should be
without The Spirit. Its Veterinary
Department makes it a necessity to
every owner of an animal. All ques-
tions regarding sick or injured hOr-
SEES and cattle are answered through
the columns of the paper gratis. The
Spirtt is mammoth quartO Of &c
pages weekly. and furnished at S.
per annum. Address, George
Wilkes, No 3, Park Row. n. Y.
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Price of 1'ickets.

Whole tickets 5000; Halves $500; Tenths, or
each coupon. $500: Eleven whole Tickets for
$4,000: 9sI Tickets for 100000; lis whole
10000. No discount on less than SSoo0o worth OF
Tickets ct . time.
The unparalleled success of tbs Third Gin Con-
cert well the satisfaction given BY the First
aud Second makes 81 only necessary 20 announce
the Fourth 20 insure the prompt sac Of every tick
e. The Fourth Gift Concert Will be- conducted in
al It's details Hike the Third, and full particulars
may be learned from circulars which viii be sent
free from this oflee " all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for Male, and al orders accom-
panied by the money promptly hiled. Liberal
terms given 70 those who huT 20 sell again.
TWO@. II. B1aAMLRCTE,
Agent Publ Iibr. KY. aud Manager Gift Concert.
Public Library Building, LouisyinS, ~.
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Not For Sale Ia hook or News stores.

THE ALDIEE, while issued with ON the reVu-
aTity, has nome al the teul orar1 or TIMELY int, 2
est characteristic 0f ordinary ptrit tlicaR N has
an elegant miscellany of lure, light and graceful
literature; and collection Of pictures the rnrtst
specimens 0f artistic skin. IN black aud v hite
Although each succeeding number affords fresh
pleasure 20 it, friends. the al value and beauty
OF ihe The AlDISE will Lee most appreciated af-
Ter haS been bound up at the close a this year
'lieI l'ub aflons may claim SUI eTiOr cheap
neSs, as compared With rivals Of a .jIDiln- class
M Al'D1N r ie unique aud original conception
atone ana unapproGched-s bSolutely without
o.,iuletiuoh IN price or character The poaseEsor
OF complete volume cannot duplicate the 0naatitv
al Hne paper aud engravings in any other TbHT,e az
nnnoel .! Volumes Tor ten t1es il C,et; and then
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26

ITO THE FARMEK.-we desire that the GAZETTE
r shall reach every farmer in the county and in
order 70 do 50, we extend TO them terms reason
able that even the poorest SUBSCRIBE FOR IT
without realizing the loss Of anything worth mem
tioning. There is enough USSEcEssART WASTE
about every farmers premises to pay for half
dozen newspapers, II HE ONLY KNEW We do
not demand cash. strictly, but will accept anything
In the PHov1sroS LINE II these terms suits, bring
on YOUR TRICK
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~ CIRCULARS, bill and letter heads, hand
bills and posters, labels receipts and all other kinds
OF printing done at the GAZETTE once, and salts
EHcrp0-S GUARANTEED Prices LOW
EST. Bring your orders 70, rss and well duplicate
any figures, ON MAKE THEN CHEAPER.
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The Morristown Gazette.

"a kLL sales Of property advertised IN the 0AEETTE-
or FOR which hand-biIlr mty be printed At this If
See, will be noticed ,diso tally in these columns,
FREE OF CHARGE, prior to the sale.
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ART DEPARTMENT. 1874

The illustrations Of THE ALDINE have won a
Worldwide reputation. sud Ia the art centers a.
Europe IL is an admitted fart that lie ws, uts r.,
examples of the highest perfection ever attained
The common prejudice in favor OF "stetI Ilat,s .
rapidly yielding Ia more educated and discriIu-
mating taste which voRuizes the advantages If
superior artistic quality with greater facility #
production. The wooi-cutE of TIRE ALDINE pos-
sess all the delicAcy and elaborate finish Of tho
most costly steel plate, while they afford better
rendering of the artists original. ls
T. fuIy realize the wonderful work which THE
ALDlNE Is doing for the &c art culture ia
America 1t 10 only necessary consider the 1T to
the people OF any other decent sentntions Of
the productions Of great painters
In addition to designs by the members If the Ma
donal 40 adeiny, ii other noted American artirts
THE ALDINE will reproduce examples nf the best
foreign masters, selected ~ith view IL tile highest
artistic success and greatert general interest Thus
the subscriber to THE AI.DINE WILL at a trining
cost, enjoy in his own home the PLEASURES aud re
timing Influences 0f true art.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will be by
ThoS. Moran and J. ID. Woodward
The Christmas iEsI { 1874 vii contain special
designs appropriate 10 the season, by or hCst ar
fists, and will surpass in attractions any of its pre-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26

Only sixty thousand tickets viii be sold and one
half Of these intended for the European Mar
ket thus leaving only 81 900 for sale in the United
States where 100000 were disposed of for the
Third Concert. The tickets divided into ten
coupons or parts and hA their back the Scheme
with fun explanation OF the mode of drawing.
At this concert which will be the grandest must
cal display witnessed in this country the IN
prsccdented sum Of
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26
PROSPECTUS FOR 1874
OLD .1.V'D .V'EEV',
TIE PEOPLES MAGAZINE.
CONDUCTED By EDWARD E. HALE.

1t is now completing its Eighth Volume and
Fourth Year, and enjoys established reputation
for briancy, interest, courage. coed sense, and
ability.
In future, it will continue to supply better and
better reading for both amusement and instrHc-
ton IL therefore suits three ella of citizens
particularly, viz
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26

divided into IA 900 cash gifts will be distributed by
LOT among the ticket-holderE. The numbers OF the
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
dren and the gifts from another.
List OF GIFTS
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his our intention to spare no efforts,
Bc1 te,mss. the eazrv,r un Interesting To-

E t,,m.s. r o.rEysr No Interesting 10.
sw5 psper To this cad respectfully solicit from
SLY friends particularly in this aud the surround
5p counties every item Of local interest wh55h they
may be able to gather-suoh births, marriages,
deaths, robberios, nres, accidents, the crops the
weather. the price Of produce, CATTLE hsaPr ETC.
etc We represent q section Of country SOounding
IN items Of interest 10 other sectons, and the only
effective way TO get them is through our friendS.
We viii always ind shT news Of this character
and viii be greatly obliged to our friends for it, be-
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TIE citizens of this section will oblige br firm
ishing with the addresses Of frrs and relatives
who have emigrated wish 20 send specimen
sopies OF our paper 20 al s1cAI
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An ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY SoURE Al, rs " alssALLr
ADMITTED TO BE THE ABANDONMENT PEMIopl-
CAL II rHE WORLD. REFnEsESrAr1V
AND CHAMPION or AZ TASTE,
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LIST OF GIFTS.
ro..l tannn CHA. Al Cab


The distribution win be positive whether AL the
tiokets sold not, and the II 600 gifts AL paid
In proportion n the tickets sold-aH unsod tickets
being destroyed at the First and Second Concerts
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TOUNG PEOPLE, MIBDLE-AGED PEG.
PIE, AND OLD PEOPLE.
To These He Offer:

The best existing combination of brilliant light
reading, entertaining instruction, and fearless and
dsinterested dscuy of living topics. For iIi-
stance to have set Of short stories by Mr..
Hale the best writer of short stories this CONT
nent: some delightful papers practical Art sub
jects b. Rt Y. IT. John Tyrwhitt the accomplished
art writer and fayoritc pupil of Ruskin; papers
such tol les the Railroad Freight question, the
Farmers AssOciation and Secret Society que ton,
the Currency question, besides Moves, EsEays,
Natural History, etc, etc.
Also, the best accounts of new publications and
new music ON the prIncipie of telling what they
are, - us to show whether you want them or not.
Also, to furnish free Of postage both ways, books
or music for the convenience Of our subscribers =,
or anybody elHe,-wiO sends us the retail price.
Also, few back lumes (for the present only,
very cheap, viz at $3.50 for single volumes neatly
hound in cloth; the whele ret OF volumes,
through june 1873. for 81 81: eight volumes,
through December, 1873 twhen ready, for SI3.33,
delivered at this office
arranged clubbing list, affOrding immense va
riety frola which to choose the sort Of reading you
want.
Also, our premium, viz. FIRST: A number Of our
greatly liked chromolith$ .'ConridenCe, (which shall
be given ont 'frst first served, tn subscribe
paying So on in advance at this Office, long
they last wiz. the chronIolithsl.
Second: To each new subscrib,r. besides the
chromothz if it is in time to get it, three numbers
of the magazine, FREE next before his subscription
begins.
Third: Any two, at yolIr discretion, out Of the
thiry-four admirable full-sZe faC-similes of steel
engrnvings Issued by the American Pnhto-Iitht-
graphic COMPANY See their advertisement with
the reduced specimen designs, in the November
This il the best opportunity ever offered TO obtain
steel enRrayinQs for uOthioO at all.
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cT. LOUIS, MEMPHIS. NASH
- WILLIE Il ella TfANOOGA
RAILROAD LINE.
Great Central Short Route.

without change Of cars TO Nashville, Mckenzie,
Union ciiy, Hickman, Humboldt, Brownsville and
Memphis. Only one change to jackson, Tenn.
PAdueah, KY Little Rock, Ark, Cziro and ST. Louis.
More than $50 miles shorter to st. Louis than ia
Memphis or Louisville, and from s 10 IS hours
quicker than via Corinth and Grand Junction.
Ask for tickets "a Memphis and the Southwest via
Chattanooga and Mckenzie, and to St. Louis aud
the Northwest via Nashville and Coiumhua-au
Rail or, Nashville and Hickman-Rail and River.
ia The Lowest Special Rates for Eniigrants,
with more Advantages, Quicker time and Fewer
changes OF cars than any other ronte.
Tick tn for sale at the Principal Ticket Ofcea in
the tn.
Wv. THOMAS, Gent supt.
WI. DANLEy, G. p. kT.A.
q. #. HARRTLLa Agent,
apr50l Knoxville, Tenn.
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GRANDEST SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public Library Of Kentucky.
NJ 600 CASH GIFTS $1,000, 900
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift.
&25O.OOO ton. 800

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorised by
special act Of the Legislature for the benet of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, will take place in
Public Library Hall a. Louisville Ky.
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Of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lnn1bAgo, SciAtcs, kidney. and Nervous DiseaSss,
after years 0f suffering, by taking Dr.. Filters
Vegetable RheumAlie HyFaP-the scientific dis
covery Of J. P Filter, N. D., regular graduate
Dhyaican. with whom are personally acquainted,
who has for 70 years treated these diseases excI-
sively with astonishing results. We believe It our
christian duty after debsrAtion 10 cOnscientiousi
request sufferers TO use It, especially PERSONS in
moderate circumstances who cannot AFFORD to waste
money aud time worthless mixtures As clergy
men we seriously feel the deep responsibility rest
ing on US in publicly endorsing this medicine. But
our knowledge and experience Of its remarkable
merit fully justifies action. Yours truly, &C.
Rev. G. H. Ewing, Media, Penn'a, suffered sixteC n
wears bacanne hopeless Rev. Thomas Murphy, ID.
d. Frankford, Philad'a. Rev j. B. Davis, Nights
town. New Jersey. Rev. J. 8. Buchanan, Clarence,
Iowa Rev. @. @, Smith, Pittsford, New York.
Rev Joseph Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia.
Other 'estimonizls from Senators, Governors,
Judges, Congressman, PhysiciAnR, &C, forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining there diseases.
One thousand dollars will be presented to any med
iciae for diseases showing equal merit under
test or that can produce oue-fourth many living
cures Any person sending by letter description
Of Alictiun win receive without charge df consid-
cred cursble) legally signed guarantee, naming
the exact number Of bottles warranted to cure
agreeing refund amount paid in case Of its fall
ure TO cure. Price per bottle 81 IS; can be bought
as uaed Afflicted invited to write for medical Sd-
vice on above diseases only. No charge for reply,
which will contain much valuable information &C
quired by a lifetime practice. No compulHion TO
buy medicine. Address DR.. Filter, PhiladelphiH.
Printed explanations of the disease also furnished.
FOR Sale by Din. g. T. MAGEE, MoRRIsrowN TENN.
Rpr9-Iy.
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Is extended TO the world to place before the pnbic
a better cnuRh Lung REMEDY than ALIENS
LUNG IAI.SAM.
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AND PARTICULARLY

Besides all the above, Mr.. Hales New Christmas
Story tsIN HIS NAME" EXCLUSIVELY our
Christmas Gift to each subscriber paying $500, in
advance, at this Office BEFO..E December lat, 1873.
We must a. this date, because all FAN arrange
ments are early. Remit in good season. The
book Is already in press, and il offered above
FOR NOTHING, aud wish yon all Merry
Christmas besides
Price OF OLD AND NEW, $500 per year, in adj
vance.
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Miscellaneous Cards.
THE ALDINE,

Prospectus for IS74-Sereah Yeor.
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Morristown Masonic
F { MALE ACAD MY.

English, Mathematical, Ornamental and CLASH
cal.
Experienced Teachers in every Department
The next session commences Sep enber Sth 1873.
Address the Principal.
REV. L. 2. SUMMERS. 4. NJ.
MorristOwn Tenn.
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PREMIUM FOR 1874

Every subscriber to THE ALDINE for t;Ie vel
1874 will receive pair OF chroiuos The rigiual
pictures we're PAINTED in oil for the Tibli he of
THE ALDlNE, by Thomas Moran, whusr great
colorado picture Was purchased by congress for
ten thousand dollAfs. The subjects we're chosen to
represent THE East" aud the ''ihe Ne-t." one is
q view IN the " hite Mountains, New Hampshire;
the othee gives the Cliffs Of zen River wyoming
Territory. The difference In the nature Of the
scenes themselves is pleasing contrast, and at
tnrds good display Of the art:etp score rId color
ing The chrnmos are eAG h worked from thirty
distinct plates, and are in siZe az l6) and appear
an'e exact fAc-similes II the originals. The pr .
sentatinn at a worthy example 81 Americas great
est landscape paintes to the ~ubscribers uf THE
ALDINE bold but peculiarly halpy idea. nj
its successful realization If attcEted by the fulhw
ing testimonial, the signature of MIR. Moran
himself
NEWARK, y. J., Sept. 10Th, 1873
Mess. JAMES SUTNoS 4 40.
GESTLEMEN II am delighted with the proofs irr
color nf your chrnmuS. They wonderfully
ccsSfnl representations 10y mechanical Process Of
the original paintings.
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VIZ ftaIeCtiuIIy,
lNlRneu.l THnE

Thee chrolnus are in every sense American
They are 10y an original american process, with
material of american IuHuufsCture, from detigna
A" American scenery ly an American Ainter. anh
presented to subscribers To the first surcsssful
Aineri' an Art Journal II not better becauhe II al
this, they will certainly possess interest q
foreign production can inrpiTe, aud nri her th
amy the worse II by reason of peculiar facilities uf
production they cost the publishers Ollly trfr,
while equal in every resp 81 to other liruluo- that
sold sngy for double the subscription Price 81
THE AI4DINE. Persons Of taste VI III prize tie
pictures for themselyes-not for the price they did
did not cost aud will an rPciatr the eltrIpris
that renders their distribution Iossiblc.
If any subscriber should Indicate preference (,
figure subject the publishers will send ''Th"ugfs
uf Home" new and b'autiiul chroii -, ~ 1 ~
inches, repre- entnR little Italian exile whusc
speaking eyes beiray the longings Of his heart.
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CONSISTING OF SILKS ranging from 81 up; Dress Goods,
of all the celebrated brands consisting Of CaShmeres arz
oth Empress, Sateens Sou Popns Dagonas Seges etc,
etc. in the beautiful colors worm ut panic prices.