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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18

While VIC think our correspondent Is cor
rect in tho statement that the carly Episco-
palians of Vermont were patriots, and were
considered and esteemed as such through
out the state, yet We do not think he
strengthens his argument by the reference
10, or quotation from, Peters. Peters was
a notorious falsifier of facts, and his state
ncnts are not regarded as authority. either
within or without the church. The state
mcnt quoted has been frequently rcfuted
and is contrary to known facts. That the
Aliens, Lyon, Cht,cndcns and others were
''churchmcn " Is sufficient, of itself, to
prove their devotion to the cause of indie
pcndcncc, without further argument or H.
lnstrRt ion,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18
John q. Heenan,s Fortune.

John G Eleenan died worth 100000.
This was made keeping a gambling house.
lie was put into the business by VIM. NJ.
Tweed in 1870. He had three partners,
VIM Cridgc, John j Kelso and Big Muir.
ray. The four often divided $50, 1000 a
month profits between them. Kelso ceased
to be a partner when he left the police.
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The suicide mania has taken on new

The suicide mania has taken on new
form in New York city. 1t is accomplish
ed by jumping from ferry boat--no less
than three having taken their final leap last
week. 1t is suggested that proper ratings
would prevent 1t, but If these matters are
as is claimed, governed by general laws, it
would appear difficult to remedy the dis
ease for 1t is discasc-in this way, as
The present ratings are high enough to
make it something of an effort to get over
ihcm especially on crowded boat.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18

The Catskill robbcr arrested at New
York was detected by reason Of his offering
some Of the stolen silver spoons for sale
They were marked with the initials of the
Post family. The fellow has bocn fully
identified
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18

About halG-past four O'Clock. Monday
afternoon, as Mr.. S. l.. Jacobs, of Troy,
who is agent for Phillip Maurer, cigar
manufactures Of that city, was coming up
attached together by a strap, some person
came suddenly behind him and struck him
on both shoulders and, at the same time,
another person wrcnchcd the strap and eli
gars out of his grasp and the two then ran
down the alley between First and Ferry
streets. Mr.. Jacobs, who is eiXty-seven
years of age, did moi recover from lis sur
prise in time to identify them, but he chased
them down the alley about II block, when
they went through some gangway and made
off. The cigars were valued at $50, The
robbery was as mean as it was daring, as
Mr. Jacobs is feeble old gentleman and
could not give chase quick enough,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18

The store of Wallace, Jones n Ely, at
Hoosick Falls, was entered Sunday night,
and between five and six hundred dollars
worth Of goods taken
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18
rlh sNEAK THIEF.

Monday night small boy entered the
grocery store of Philip Walsh on North
Fourth street, Troy. lie was in the act of
leaning over the counter rs If to get his
hand into the money drawer when some
person entered the store. The boy. who
was in his bare feet, ran off without get
Ting any mOnoY.
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Tew advertisements.

n II E T | NJ E )
1t Is sald are hard, but how much harder for US
10 be without the good feeling guaranteed In
every family, and "sometimes a little outside
the family" by our failing to remember. as in
former years. at this season. our friends
How many cheerful rem"mbrances have been
occasloncd by seeing the fine LITTLE watch, a gift
Of some former Christmas, or some article of
Jewery, 50 constantly about the person. or at
ihc Family Table, pieces Of silver. all telling of
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18

lOtal, l2,Ol0G lttS, all cash, amOutht-
my 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 300, 900
The chances for n gift are as one to 1--WE.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. $50 Halves, s25 1enths or
each coupon, s.; Eleven whole tickets for $500:
221 tickets for 5000; li3 whole tickets for
5000; s2i whole tickets for $4,000 No discount
on less than $500 worth OF tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert Will be conducted, I'm
all respects like the three which have already
been given, and full particulars may be learned
from circulars which Will be sent free from this
office to all who apply for them,
Orders for tickets and applications for agen-
cieS Will be attended to In the order they are re-
celved, and 1t is hoped they Will be sent In
promptly that there may be no disappointment
or delay In Milling ALL Liberal terms given to
those who buy To sell again All agents are
peremptorlly required to settle up their ac-
counts and return all ,inSOd tickets by the 2Oth
day OF March.
TIIOS. +. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manag.
cr Gift Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
vile, Ky. dw&SiW-y4w
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THE COAL TRADE.

The Philadelphia Ledger of Monday has
the following weekly review of the coal
trade
The total anthracite marketed for the
week ending Dec. 9th amounted to 222 27S
tons, and for the coal year 1882 ,5s3 tons,
against 1901 $50 tons 10 corresponding
time last year, being an increase of 7G0, S9l
tons. The bituminous tonnage for the
week is 81, 1877 tons, and for the year 3, al. =
1870 tons, a total Of all kinds for the week
of 1S5,OS2 tons, and for the year OF 21,-
923,7l3 tons, against 20,6SG, 30S to same
tast year, an increase Of 1881, 405 tons. At
Port Richmond for week ending Dec. 18Th,
the receipts were $4,000 tons shipments
80, 600 TONS leaving So 000 tons on hand
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TNHE SALE of the Farrand Parker in
Il terest In the personal estate OF Parker,
ellison and Dewey, set for the 18th OF December,
1873, Is adjourned to the 9th day OF December,
1919 at the CompaDys ONCE, In West Rutland,
at O'Clock In the afternoon.
WIN. N, FIELD, Sheriff,
Rutland. pso. 18th. 1878, dssisdtd b
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF the
PUBLIC Library OF KENTUCKY.
OVER a MILLION IN BANK!
SUCCESS ASSURED,
4 FCLL IRA EfNG cERTAIN
OK TUESDAY, 3isr OF MARCH, Srxr
In order . meet the general wish and xpecta 1.
ton Of the public and the tcket-hoders. for the
full payment Of the magnificent gifts, announc-
ed for thG Fourth Grand Gilt Concert OF the
Public Library VI Kentucky, the management
have determined to postpone the Concert aud
Drawing UNTIL
TUESDAY, the 3lst Of MARCH. lsIl
lley have already realized
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS.
Aud have a great many agentsyet to hear from
No doubt Is entertained OF the sale OF every
ticket before the drawing but whether all are
sold or not the concert and drawing Will posi-
lively and unequlvocally take place on the day
now nXed. and II any remain unSOld they Will
be cancelled and the prizes VIII be reduced in
proportion to the unsOld tickets.
Only 10000 tickets have been issued and
TWELVE THOUSAND CASH GIFTS,
81, 100000
| will be distributed among the tlcket-holders
The tickets are printed In coupons, OF tenths,
and all fractional parts Will be represented IN
the drawing Just ~ whole tickets are.
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash Glft......... 600. $3.50, 900
One Grand Cash Git............... ...... 100000
| one Grand Cash GIFT 10000
One Grand Cash GIFT Observation-Disclosures. 25,OOg
One Grand Cash Observation-Disclosures. Ii, 800
10 Cash Glfts, $4,000 cach............ OO,OOo
80 Cash Gifts, 5000 each. 10. ,...... 10000
30 Cash GlttS, 1000 each. .,.......... 10000
50 Cash Gifts, $50 cach............ 10000
| 100 Cash GIFTS, 400 each........... 10000
| 100 Cash Gifts, 800 each. ........ $4,000
| $50 Cash GIFTS, 200 each. ......... sOOOJ
| 1895 Cash Gifts, 100 caCh... .. g2bOl
| ll,coJ cash Hliti, 30 cach........,.... 55O,O0J
Total 1900 GIFTS, all cash, anoutht-
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\ roor orp woNAS rounEp.

Monday afternoon an old lady from the
country entered Maynard & Co.'S store, in
Troy, tomakc some purchases. She had
only SIS, which she had earned by very
hard work. She laid the pocket book down
on the counter and turned her head fer n
moment. When she came TO look for her
money again il was gone.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21
The Great Workshop Of the Body,
THE LIVER.

F tho Liver is not well-regulated in it's &C.
Il tlon, you will always be unwell. You will
complain OF dullness, oppression of the brain,
headache, sick and nervous, constipation,
restleseness, fullness OF the stomach, 1ndires.
tion, dyspepsia, wind on the stomach, colo.
heartburn. The Workshop is deranged, die.
organized, out OF order. No better regulator
can yod apply than HEINITSH'S BLOOD
medicines we know Of, the only LIVER
FILLS that will do tho work OF correction.
They are. therefore, O. Liver corrector.
everybody uses them, Everybody likes them
Everybody speaks we'll Of them. Only twenty.
i've cents box. Will cure more diseases than
quart of noxious decoction. Pepared only
by E. 81. HEINITSH,
rep IL Columbia, &. G..
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POMARIA NURSERIES.
Established 1S5O.

EStd6llShed 1850.
HIHE proprietor has large and thrifty
4 stock OF Southern and acciimated FRUI l.
TREES, from the earliest to the latest. Ap-
ples, Peaches, Pears, Plums. Cherries, April
cots, Nectarines, Ounces, Medlars. Pome.
granates, Ever-bearing Mulberries, Figs.
English Walnuts, Spanish Chestnuts, Fill
berts, Grapes. in great variety; Raspberries,
Straw wberry Plants, all the best; Roses
Dahlias. ella diolos. 7erhenas, Violets, &C.;
Ornamental Flowering lShrubs, Evergreens,
Usage, Orange and. Mccartney Roses, tor
hedges; Horse Radsh and Asparagus Roots.
particularly adapted to our climate. A do.
scriptiye catalogue sent to all applicants.
Address, '51 W5f. SUMMER
Nov "a 3mot Pomaria q n
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The Central National Bank,
OF COLUMBIA.

OF COLUMBIA,
nFFERS for salca limited amount Of above.
~ mentioned BONDS. Mt the following rate. {:
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS (only slj' COO nor
mlle.) at 81 cents aud accrued interest; Sc.
COAD MORTGAGE, tonly $1,000 per mile. J
at 10 cents and accrued int erest. and RECON-
mend them TO Trustecs and others having
money to invest, ns being the most desirable
security on tie market, for the following rem
sons, to wit:
FiRST.--THEY CANNOT EE TAXEp I.Y TIE STATE
CorSIYoH CITY. The United States Supreme
Court, in tho case Of the Northern Central
Railroad rS. Jackson. (eco Wallace, Supreme
Court U. 5 page 2G7,) decided that when a
!talroad mortgage is Il joint one, Oh property
lying III two or more states. the bonds &C.
cured thereby are not liable to be-; taxed by
either of the Statcs and the samo principle
relieves them from taxation by Comfy, Civ
or Town. The Charlotte Columbia and All.
gusta bonds are secured by Il JOINT mortgage
on property lying in North Carolina. South
Carolina and Georgia.
SECoND.-Becaurc they are nbSotu'e 'eiY safe,
beng secured by ~ lir-t mortgage Of only
lo,000 ana second mortgage OF only 50 OJO
per mlie on he entire ROAD from Charlotte to
Augusta, and on all the workshops, biilycs,
franchise and equipments uf said road
THIRD Because the sale ui ;hc first mort
cage bonds will csiinSui.li the floating debt
OF the r"ad, and the proceed dH Of the second
to Improving, the road am.l adding TO its
'qulpmt nts; thus ciihaLc;r;; ill., ylluc OF the
property mortGaccG
E3ForRTH .-Dccautc lie bonGs a!o c3upou
BONDS. ard the in:errst i'ayabl, in Acw York,
Charlotte, Columbia or augusta nj the op-
ton "i the holder. Thus tn v c..n be col
icctcd through an! bank witho,it expense.
FIITII.-Thc business CT the Road is RAPIDLY
increasing. and the property and franchise
daily becoming more valualiC-th net earn.
lnss Tor tho last five months being over fifty
per cent. more than for the corr. sronG;uI
months Of the preceding year.
SISrlf-Thcsc Bonds arc practically re-
deentatc N Jo!I. for specie pa ymcmt will Ger.
tainly be resumed before thor maturity. IN
"cstors will, therefore, bug with srcci.backs
worth 6T} cents, and receive i!.cir pay mt mar
thus adding pro!it of OVER THIRTY CENTS
on tho dollar on Ntr FIrSt M1y;y0ge Bynjs.
ana OVER TiiETT-sLyEN CESrs on tie Seconi
Wof.gdJc EdhdS, and in the meantime rccciy-
ing high rate OF i:,t.rcat.
tiHAILY. AS these Bond. have n fixed
value III New York, Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, they arc considered good collatc-
raa on which money can always La borrowed
for temporary purposes.
JOIN Il. IALMEE, President.
n. Il. tRENIHER, Cashier. Jan 81
10 Rent,
.S-.. \ STORE, on Main street. App!y 10
..iiii StlEEIS y EHELL.
jsi! I Roar i;.tat. Agcrts.
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Seed Potatoes.

SH BARRELS EARTH ROSE and EARLY
~ iconEiCii, in fine order, and for sale
NE HOPE & (YLES
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$4,000 IN CASH FOR 81.
OMAHA LOTTERY.

TFO erect the Nebraska State Orphan Asy-
i lum, to be drawn in public, March 81
1873. Tickets 81 Each, or Sir for IS. Tickets
sent by Express @. o. D., if desired. / Cash
Prize, s75 geo; Cash Prize. 25,ooo; / Dash
rrIze, *l5, 900; Ior balance OF Prizes, send for
Circular. Endorsed by his Excellency Gov.
". 81. James and the best business men of
the State. AGENTS WANTED. Address
j. NJ. PATTEE, Manager,
Feb 10 s. Omaha, Nebraska
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Secured ty a Sinking Fund. Coupons secured
6y an +i"nmol Ia1 and Receipatle for Citv
IIIeS. 1, boHa$ non-taIoIte Gy the GU,
Bond Detf Gf he CITY Limited Jy La,c 10
sGC0oo0. Taxable Properly Of The city tv
$4,000 900. '' e"9
'HE BONDS offered are authorized by an
4 Act Of Assembly approved March H..
lSia, Tor the construction of tho now Citv
HAN. Their final redemption ia. by the terms
or sald Act, secured by ''sinking fund" to
be accumulated from tho annual rents ~ the
ouiininS; ,n G these rents will reach from S.. 900
70 >lO Uo0 per annum: and the Carolina Ma
tlonal Bank holds lien Of the buildjnr for
Term ot twenty years, as trustee, with mower
10 collect the rents and hold the same in yea. .
ca as n fund for the redemption OF the bonds
Cy SAID act special annual tax is required
10 1e ievled 10 pay the simi. annual coupons
anu me carolina National Bank is made the
trustee or mo city to receive the taxes when
collected and to pay the coupons. The cou-
pons are also receivable for CITY taxes
The taxable property OF the CITY is at pre.
sent assessed at $1,000. .050; and by said Act
tho bond debt OF the city cannot be increased
Deyono soo0 uoU whilet these bonds are out
standing. The bonds arc exempt By law from
city taxation. -A'
These bonds are offered to the public At
eighty nett, with interest from date of rnr
chase TO January l, 1878, allowed in settle.
meht. AFTER that date, the accrued interest
To citizens OF Columbia these bonds will
give nh income of 12i per cent, aa NAV he
seen from the following statement:
seven per cent. bonds, at rs
annual interest. est............ o. pcr cent
Nineteen years TO run, average
increase per annum. ........ il per cent.
Average annual income. .12s
Fec1l
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~ COLUMBIA c. FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 81 1878 VO1
SPECIAL Not1ces.
-->e-7->c-r> c-r>~--~-~~..~-->.>
MEDICAL,

0N MADRIAGE-Happy relief for young
~ mon from the effects OF errors and abuses
IN early life. Manhood restored. Inlpedi-
ments to marriage removed. New method
OF treatment. New and remarkable romc-
dies. Books and circulars sont free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO-
ClAI!ON, No. 2 South Ninth street, phila-
do]phie. Pa.-an institution having a high
reputation for honorable conduct and profes-
sional skill. Dec IG 3mo
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Pumps! Pumps! Pumps!!!

NE have just been appointed AGENTS
~ Tor BlAICiILEI $ CUCUMBER WOOD
~ MIS-. suitable FOR wells Of all depths. They
hShtn5 l'ne 'catfr to he O,rners at much less
'Tpeh'" M."h accompanies tie uSe cf he oity
'ratG. Two of these Pumps have been put il,
use IN me city this present week, and arc sub
For sale by JOHN AGNEW & H0N :
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Choirs, Musical Glasses. Conventions.
Academies.


Academies.
A T T TION!
TO the following Choice List Of
NEW WCANTATAS! OKATORIOS! ANTHEMS!
New aud attractive Cantatas.
LNORTY-SINTH PSALM, Dudley EucE. 81 co
r. FESTIVAL CANTATA, e. Ihayer. l IS
GOUSOD'S CHORAL MUSIC, so
Wcll worthy Of careful study
MUSICAL ENTHUSIAST, He,cW, so
An amusing and very melodous musical
extravaganza. kSaHr1s,-. E4sssna,s.1ns
NEW ORAT6RIOS.
81. PETER, j. x. Paine, rs
PROD1GAL SON, Irtl.ur !Suliran 90
Fine effective compositicas
ANTHEM BOOKS.
SABBATH GUEST, Emerson E Morcy. / 90
BUCKS AEW MOETETTE COLLEC-
BAUMDACH's IS SACRED QUANTITIES, ~
lNc",I so
IN PRESS--NEARLY READY.
STRAUSS DANCE MUSIC. Violin and
The above books sont, postpaid, for retail Ill
price. OLIVER DITSON & co. Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO., New York.
Jan 81 IN,
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To Rent.

Is. ! STORE, on Main street. Apply ia
,lIi StlEEI,i y EHEI.L.
jan Hcai i.-tat. Agents.
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THB W1NANs PATRNT.-The House
Committee on. Patents have decided
favorably on the petition OF Thomas &
Ross Winans. OF Baltimore, who ask TO
go before the Commissioners of Patents
to obtain an extension of their patent for
what is known as the cigar steamer. It
appears that during the absence of the
Messrs. Winans from the country the
time in Which an extension of their pa-
tent could be applied for expired. In
the papers accompanying the petition it
is stated that several experimental steam
ers OF this description have been built,
at a cost to the Messrs. Winans OF
VI 200. 600. and they propose to con-
tinue their experiments until they solve
the problem of quick transit across the
Atlantic. Their latest model has one
foot Of diameter to sixteen of length.
They expect to make the trip from New
York to Liverpool in three or four days.
The Brooklyn Eagle says Austria must
be the paradise of journalists. The En-,
peror has offered prize of $4,000 for,
the best editorial less than COLUMN in
length on Austrian affairs. If this was
offered to Americans the number OF
competitors would be infinite. Most of
the papers here know more about Aus
tria than they do OF the United States.
&. 81. Keeney, who was sentenced to
be hung March Z. at Visalla, CAL, for
the murder Of Levi M. Fletcher, has
had his sentence commuted by Gov.
Booth to imprisonment for life. On ac-
count of the pressure of vigilance COM
mittee, Keeney was removed secretly ut
night.
ga Tolland, o., woman was born and
married and died in the same room.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21

Bacon! Bacon! Bacon!!!
Sn BONES Dry Sailed Clear Rib Sides.
c)O Just received and for sale low by
feo IL JOHN AGNEW SSON,
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Nails! Nails! Nails!!!
LNlFIY kegs first quality NAILS, assorted
a.. sizes. Just received and for sale low by
Feb II JOHN AGNEW & SON
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DEXTER STABLES.

Carriages.
CT tTE-K> a LARGE STOCK Of TOP and
10y OPEN HUGGIES ROCEAWAYS
CAnkIOIErI'S, PH.ETONS, and Iato style
Of English d. {, Cart, for sa!c at very reason
able prices, Mt tho Repository, corner Lady
and Ass cmhly streets.
N"vl II W. X. GREENFIELD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-01-18
Winchter Items.

From the Tines we get the following para
graphs
Our friend VIM Rely, who left us about a
year ago and after travelling extensively in the
South and West, settled in Arkansas, is in town
on a visit to his friends From the graphic
description he gives Of affairs in that happy
land Of Radicalism, we should think he had
seen enough to satisfy him that a NirSinian
may 20 farther and fare worse"
The protracted meeting at the Braddock st.
Methodist Church is still going on. 1t has
resulted in a number Of conversions, and new
peuitents nightly present themselves at the al
ter. The church is crowded every hight, and
we hope the noble woyk may still 60 on.
The farm about fotr miles north of Winches-
ter. belonging to the heirs of the late Frederick
Schultz. has been sold to Mr.. \. Fiukbine, of
Pennsylvania, for S13, 400. 1t contained PSI
acres.
Il it said that the notorious negro rascal
John Brown, lately sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for burglari2ing Evans IL Bros tobacco
store escaped after nine days service in that
institution. and is now at large.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-01-18
THE PLACE TO
Book Notices.

PETERSON s MAGAZINE for February is we'll
SUPPLIED with everything that is needed to
make an excellent family periodical Two IN
tersstng serials, and number Of pleasant lit
tls stories are among the reading matter
while the fashion plates, receipts for cooking,
&c makeita valuable auxiliary to the thrifty
housewife.
GoDEY's LApY's Book for February already
slorus our table. A number full Of delight
fal reading. and furnished with brilliantly
colored fashion plates showing the very latest
freaks OF the tickle goddess. Altogether it is
a book well worth buying or subscribing for.
AErHrR's I1LusrRArED HoME MAGAzINE.--
This excellent monthly is adding to its attrac-
tors each year. Mr.. CARROTS new story,
Crooked Places, is published as a serial, and
The Dsacoas Household by PipsissiwayPotts,
. is series Of spicy papers full Of amusement
and instruction on almost every domestic topic.
Cumsry's HoUB, published by 7. S. Ar
thur & Son. continues to sustain lis widely ex-
tended equation as a charming childrca's
magazine. containing nothing that could be
burlul and a great deal that IS both amusing
and interesting TO the little folks. No family
ofcb.llreu should be deprived oft.
Zrus MAGAzlNE.-This new enterprise Of
most eatcrprising publisher is rapidly rising
toa rank among the first northern mouthlies.
. Price - per auuum. r. FJlwood zell, pub
Usher, Philadelphia.
Seventeen Years Ago the Soioo'iay Tis'ior
now grown up into the Sc6ooli1y Magazine,
yeutured out upon its first visit. It is the il
YES. and cheapest ofaE theyovug folks periodi-
cal. published. and ranks with our very best
Nssaz.ues To tone. aud above many of them
in attraction. It's only 500 year. and a
/ large $500 steel engraving given free to every
subscriber. Seuda three cent stamp to the
publishers T. w. Daushaday Is Co, Philadel-
plia. Pa. and get by return mail sample
number. with description Of Pictures, Premium
t lists. Sc.
/ All Of the periodicals above mentioned are
published at Philadelphia.