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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

serofala, or Kings Evil, White sweiIings, u
GERS, Erysipclas, Swellcd Neck. Goitrc, screfu-
lous determinations. Mcrcurial affections, Old
Sores, Erupticns Of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc In
these, as in all other constitutional diseases,
walkers Vinegar Bitters have shown their great
curative powers in the most obstinate aud in
tractable cases.
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R. n. MCDONALD a CO.,

Druggists and Gen. Agts,, San Francisco, Cali
fofnis, aud corner OF Washington aud Charlton
streets, New York. Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers. novf'74. On.
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For lnhammatory and Chronic Rheumatism.
Gout, Bilious, Rcmittcnt and Intermittent Peyers,
Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and the
Bladder, these Bitters have no equal Such Dis
eases are caused by viiiated Blood.
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No person can take these Bitiers according 10
directions and remain long unwell. provided their
bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, and vital organs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Ii [NoTE,--Scyeral fine addresses and
speeches are unavoidably crowded out,
the extreme length Of the proceedings
making Il impossible for us 10 insert
Ithcm-Ep.l a,3 2. M
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Bilious, Remittent aud Intermittent Fcscrs
which are 50 prevalent In the valleys Of our grea
rivers throughout the United States, especial,
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, illinois
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colora,
do, Brasos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile
Savannah, Roanoke, James, and many others
with their vast tributaries, throughout our cntir,
country during the Summer and Autumn, ant
remarkably 50 during seasons Of unusual hca
and dryness are invariably accompanied BY cx
tensive arrangements Of the stomach and liver
and other abdominal visccra. In their treatmcn
purgative, eserting a powerful influence upor
these various organs, Is essentially necessary
Thern IL no cathartlc for the purpose equal to DR.
J. Walkers Vinegar Biiiers, as they will spcedil,
remove the dark-colorcd viscid matter with whicl
the bowels are loaded, at the same time stmulat
ing the seerciions Of the liver, and generally re
storing the healthy functions Of the digestiy
organs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Grateful thousands proclaim Vinegar Bitter
the most wonderful Inyigorant that ever sustain.
cd the sinking system.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

The properties Of DR.. Walkers Vinegar Dit.
tors are Apcrient. Diaphoretc, carminative, M.
ricions.. Laxative, Diaretic, Sedative, Counter.
Irriiant, Sadorhe, Alternative, and Anti-Bilious
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READING FOR ALLIl
j BOOKS O. STATIONERY.


Market ST.. Clearfield, lat the Post once
fTNIiE undersigned begs leave TO announce to
j the citirens Of Clearheld and vicinity, tha,
he has fitted up room and has just returned
from the city with large amount Of reading
-+-.s--i .@..issi~~ 4. mart ~
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Account and Pass Books Of every dc.
scription; Paper aud Envelopes, French pressed
and plainj Pens and Pencils Blank, Legal
Papers, DECIDE, Mcrtgascsi Judgment, Rsemp.
tion and Prcmissory notes Whis> ana parch;
mont Brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap, IN, Bill Cap,
Sheet, Music for either Piano, Flute ' Violin
constantly on hand. Any books or stasapsry
desired that may not have on Aand. will D, or.
ordered BY hrst express, and scld at vholesa.
or retail TO suit customsrs. l will also keep
periodical literature, such a. MaEssinss, News.
papers, &c. p. A. 9AULiS.
Ciear6eld May I. ls6s-u 'fp
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EOR sALE.-The undersigned offers foi
II sals a valuable town property In the borough
Of ciearfcld. Lot sex1sb feet, with good two
story plank house thereon erected, with thres
rooms down stairs aud four bed rooms up stairs
Also. sewing room and bath room on second hoor
House finished complete from cellar 10 attics--
Good double porch and good water. Price rsa.
scnsble and payments easy. "a
7osug79 WIN. NJ. MCCULLOUGH.
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Let the learner actually SEQ the cx-
istcnce Of the several provinces OF our
country, IN they existed during the
first, second and third periods Of its
history, and their historical bounda-
rios US clearly defined by colorcd
chart as their geographical boundaries
are delincatod on the maps, and these
historical data readily become as in
delibly impressed upon his memory
us the boundaries of his own State.
Question for consideration, "Bcno-
fits of the District Superintendcncy,"
by G. w. Marsden.
Remarks by Superintendent Grego-
ry.
Question Tor consideration, Causes
Of failures in teaching by g. W.
Weaver
"Bcst method of bringing dull pu.
pill forward" by Il. G. Hayes,
Prof Beard, of the Cumberland
Valley Normal School, was then in
troduced and gave an elaborate talk
upon the best method Of hearing re-
citations, after which vote Of thanks
was rendered him for his practical re
marks upon the subject.
Music by the Institute, "Thc watch
upon the Rhine
Elocution by Prof Shoemaker. Sub
jcct, practical application of the
three topics considered during the
week, viz; "Attention to habits Of
conversation" "Correct and distinct
articulation" "Expression adapted to
the meaning"
The question for consideration,
'1How will visits from directors prove
beneficial" was opened by ID. NJ, DE
Wore and discussed by Mcssls. S. G.
BroclSbank and p. Moore.
Question for consideration, "The adj
vantgc of graded schools over mixed
schools was discussed by Supcrin
tendent Gregory, followed by Messrs
G. W. Dale, NJ s. McQuown, Prof
Beard, and others.
The question for discussion, "ThC
advantages Of printed code Of regu
lations for tho teacher and school,
was discussed by Messrs. S. c. Brock
bank, Superintendent Gregory and j
f. McKenlick.
THURSDAY EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
Institute convened atappointed time.
Prayer by Prof Beard.
Song by Miss Jennie Livingston, o
Curwensville, Address by Rev. W
II. Dill,
Music by Orchestra.
Prof Shoemaker then read the fol
lowing selection, and was greeted will
applaus by the audience, who remained
as if held by magic until late hour
; evincing by their interest and attention
that his readings on this occasion fal
suppressed any of his previous efforts
The trial scene from "Shakspere'i
Merchant of Venice'was well rendered
and his presentation of the diileren
characters was admirable.
The trial scene from "Bardell e
Pickwick,' by Dickens, "Katie Lee
' and Willie Gray" and"Buck Farnshaw'
Funeral from Mark Twain's "Rough
ing IT, 1n which many of the phase
! ofirontierliie ect., were revealed J, wer
| greeted with applause.
Music by Orchestra
Adjourned to meet at I. 30 a, NJ FIR
1 dox.
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Livery Stable.

VNHE undersigned begs leave to inform the pub
Il lie that he Is now fully prepared to accommo-
date all in the way Of furnishing Horses, Duggies,
saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
on reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street,
between Third and Fourth.
GR0. W. GRARHART.
Ctcar6eid Teh A. 1RTi
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the study Of history should stand at
the head of the list of studies. Its
lessons present to us many examples
worthy Of imitation, as well as warn
ing to guard against those evils which
have brought anarchy and ruin, and
caused the downfall Of nations as well
as individuals. In the contemplation
Of u nations greatness, we have pre-
sented for our consideration the policy
and wisdom of its rulers; or in the de-
cay and ruin Of institutions we behold
their vices and follies and the cause of
its decline. i.'i 2 ''-ti,"
Our object in to-day's talk upon his.
tory. has been TO impress You with its
as well as to illustrate how
Il may be taughttopupils Of all grades.
If we succeed in presenting IL TO the
teachers IN such u manner that its sim
plicity as wcll as its usefulness will be
admitted, and our attempt TO combine
il with geography and so systematize
the work that better results can be OBJ
taincd In much shorter time than by
other methods in nse, we have then
realized our most sanguinc expecta-
tlons rniftl s''a' Na1 'a' y
Ailer giving the subject much study,
we are convinced that by the use Of
the charts we have prepared with care
and arranged in sucha manner as &c
oto,.- tho auttra hiutn,x. Of nur r..s,,,t ,.x
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Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
TT NDERTAKIN N G.

The undersigned arc now fully prepared I,
carry on the business Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
NEW YORK CITY.

Comptroller Green will pay the salaries OF the
school teachers this morning at the Comptrolier'a
once.
The steamboat Armenia, OF the day line, WIN
commences day trips to and from Albany on Mon
day next
william Utz, an infant one year old, accidentally
fell from the fourth story window OF No. l,547 SEQ
ond avenue 70 me yard, yesterday afternoon sus
tanning probably fatal injuries.
By request or many lriea the fourteenth ami
versary OF the Howard Mission and Home Tor Lit
tie Wanderers, OF No. 40 New Bowery, win be re-
peated IN Brooklyn, al tue Academy or Music, ON
Tuesday evening, 25t1 inst.
During an alteration yesterday morning be-
tween James Hogan and Henry Norton In tho
liquor saloon No. rs BowerY where they were
employed. the latter was cut IN the cneek quite
severely with a knife. lie was taken 70 the Parh
Hospital.
the sale OF pews In the new Fifth avenue Pres
byterian cnurch Will take place on Monday. l7tf
inst, at hall-past seven P. NJ. Certificates OF pew
property in the old church, corner OF Nineteenth
street, have been exchanged by committee o.
the Board OF Trustees for scrip OF twice their
amount, applicable as cash IN purchase OF seats In
the new edltce.
The annual meeting OF the Thistle Benevolent
Association was held on Thursday evening, when
the following named gentlemen were duy elected
the officers for the ensuing year:-Prestient,
George Gnuly; Vice President, Malcolm 5. Taylorl
Treasurer, James WarnocK; secretary, John lay.
Tor. BOARD OF management, consisting Of TWEEN.
tyrone Nom ers, was also elected.
The sinking fund Commissioners yesterday
passed a resolution at their meeting that LEASED
OF city prope " TO be leased, aud list Of which
was handed IN by the Comptroller and which are
10 be sold at public auction the 18TH inst,
shoud not be sold at valuation less than that
made by samuel q. Holmes, who was employed
some time ago 10 appraise the property.
The Board or City Record held q meeting yes
terday and opened the bids for the printing OF the
Record. the bids were as follows The Spectator
Company, new matter eoc. standing matter,
15c tabular work, three columns. 81; four cob
umns, 81 90; paper. Sl3; presswork, 90c.; atera-
tons 6Oc. J. H. CrapksaaW BID Tor the same work
81, l5c.. 81 so, SIS, 81, 15c; NJ. b. Brown as fol-
lows zoe, &C., roc, 81 So $l3, 75c., soc. The
contract was awarded to Mr.. Brown as being tho
lowest bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
LONG ISLAND.

Henry S. Debevoise late Mayor OF Long Island
city, IS lying dangerously i'll al his residence in
tnat Guy.
The asparagus season on tue north side is about
two weeks later than usual, but 1t is now be-
ginning 10 come forward IN liberal quantities.
Five car loads came through rom Locust Valley
on Thursday night. lit Is thought that the aggre-
gate Yield will not ne lesseued perceptDY III con-
sequence Of Inc severity OF the past winter.
The old Cenreviile race track at Jamaica,
which for some years has been IN disuse except
for training purposes, has been leased for a term
OF years by a party OF Jamaica gentlemen, who
propose TO put It in complete order immediately.
inc track mas always been considered one OF the
best IN the country. Inere Is a rumor also that
Mr. John Morrssey is negotiating for the pur-
cuase OF the old Union Course, between East New
York ana jamaica.
Franz "Wh.ttaker,v as he mas been called. but
whose Bohemian name is wodica, VINO attempted
suicide on the public road near Jamaica village,
lett nolbrook about two weeks ago. intending to
return and resume work at cigar making. He
has been DESTROYS that his wife, who Is still Ia b.
hemia, should JOIN him ia tGis country, and mas
worked hard and sent ner all his earnings 10 enas
be her TO 40 So a short time ago he sent her
passage tickets when. at tue last minute, sue re-
fused 20 come. IL is believed that this preyed upon
his nina until, IN nt Of dependency, he deter.
mined 10 end mis- own lite. lie Is represented to ba
a quiet aun deserving man. II Inflammation can
be prevented he VIII doubtless recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
DARWINISAI.

Last evening J. b. Hodgskin delivered lecturs
before the Liberal Club at Piimpton Hail. The
subject was "Darwluism and q Special Ref
erencc TO Its Bearing upon the Connict
Between Science and Religion" he ar
gued that there could be no connict
between science aud religion, as the only question
between tue two was one OF limits. The bounda-
rles were movable ana would always be 50. To
prove ths assertion he referred to the ancient be.
lie s-the worship OF nre, OF the heavenly
bodies 6c.-each or which forms hdd been sue.
ceeded by others more rational Every organic
being from the moment u It's pirth entered upon
the struggle Tor existence, inc race for life. roe
question came up VINO SHOULD hve--wno was "a
he preserved rms depended up0n slight
differences IN the ORGANIZATION OF the
Individuals, no two OF wnom were alike.
some escaped destruction by greater
perfection: some Dy seeming defect.
Tue struggle Tor existence In the vegetable world
was Just as inexordOie as in the animal Kingdom.
slight differences IN individuals determined whc
is 10 survive FMS was natures selection OF the
nttest. TINS, coupled win the ndsputable fact
the inheritance OF individual qualities. formed
the third principle Of Davwnlsm, tine ortSln o,
species by natural selectOn.M The eternal mora
oil tnls system was what was least mt Tor lie sal
die, The attest alone survived Progress aiona
was life.
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THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.

The Joint Committee OF the New England Society
held a meeting at noon yesterday in the once OF
Alderman o. p. c. Billings, No. 81 william street.
There we're present Colone J. II. Baily, chairman;
l. T. Hubbard. secretary; Colonel william Borden
ana Messrs. Z. L. Gau, A. W. Tenne and o. = O.
Billings.
The committee proceeded 20 discuss the best
means OF transportation to Boston upon the occa-
sion OF the Bunker HlI centennial, ana 1t was
1nally agreed thas in all probability the society
would embark in New York. along with the Old
Guard, on the evening OF Tuesday, the 15tn or
June next, on board the Fall River steamer PrOvi-
denee. me question OF nags ana decorations was
Drought up, out nothing definite resolved upon.
IL agreed 10 issue a circular notice to all the
members, inviting them TO signify their intentions
as To whe .ner they wit attend the approaching
celeDratiOn or not. A meeting OF tne society mas
been called Tor Friday next, az hal-past seven
O'CLOCK l.. NJ, IN DelmOnicO's. Inc committee
adjourned to meet at the same place and hour
next Tuesday.
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THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
MOVEMENTS AND LOCATIONS or VESSELS At
TAcHED TO THE STATION.
q

MOVEMENTS AND LOCATIONS OF VESSELS At
TAcHED TO THE STATION.
PORT ROYAL, 5. c., May 10, 1875.
The United States steamer Shawmut sailed this
morning for Port an Prince, TO investigate the
truth or the reports in regard to the massacre OF
foreigners at that port. Probably the Plymouth,
under the command OF Captain RUSSELL
has already arrived there, she is cruising
IN that portion OF the West Indies AS soon as
the troubles in Hayti are settled the shawmut
viii proceed to the ports of Honduras and Bay
Islands 10 look alter In terests In that quarter
rae Snawmut returned here a lew days ago, hav-
inq completed a survey OF Watings Island and
located accurately tne REF on which the ocean
Queen. OF tue Pacific Mall line, struck and on
whlca the Guatemala was lest
The United states steamer Osspee VIII leave
Pensacola on tine 18TH inst Tor Aspinwall and will
remln there until the election T. over as there
rumuts OF anticipated trouble along tue line OF he
Panama Railroad. The Osslpec mas Just returned
from a cruise TO the west Gulf ports anu me- Dis
calking. but Is IN good condition yet Tor active
service u required.
Rear Admiral Mullany, commanding the squad
ron, VIII transfer his nag on the 18th inst. from
tne Colorado 10 the Worcester ana the former
vessel VIII then sail for NOrlOlk, Va, where she
York To De put out Of COMMISSION
A draft will be made lEOm the crew or the Colo
RADIO TO nh up the G ew OF tue Constellation now
getting ready for the annual practice cruise II
sells remaining here the Worcester, Dictator
dron-c,ad), Paunee tstoreshlpl and Pinta torpedo
tugl.
The weather mas peen cool ana pleasant, ana
the health Of the squadron here exceiient-a
vast Improvement on Key West, the former head
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the charge now against me. 1.-THE District Attor-
new toll me 10 90 out Of here wouldn't 90 IN
less was redeemed.
ALLEGED WIFE MURDER CONSPIR-
ACY.
TRIAL OF CUNNINGHAM IN NEWARK FOR MUIR
DER

TRIAL or CUNNINGHAM IN NEWARK FOE MUIR
DER.
william Cunningham, who stands charged with
the extraordinary offence OF having conspired TO
murder his own wife, the mother Of large fam
lily, was placed Oh trial yesterday, IN the Essex
County Court. After opening the case the Pros
ecutor Of the Pleas called to the stand Mrs Ruth
Hatfield. She alleged tnat Cunningham came 10
her house and asked to see one or her boys, who
Went WITH him 10 a saloon. The prnci-
pal witness was Norwood Hatfield, VINO con-
iessed 70 having served two terms IL the state
Prison he said that Cunningham told him ne
wanted a PERSONS skull cracked. II the person
were murdered he would like IT better. Gun
ningahm asked him, he said, If he HAT
mo, not Tor all the money in NewarR,i
cunningham subsequently told him it was his VIE
ne wanted murdered. lie had not spoken TO ner
loI lhIee lnontas. Hatfield alleged that Cunning
am oueIeu MN 500, ana, as an earnest, gave nun
81. hatneld then went on 10 testify that Cunning
nam had pannea the crime with MN, but that he
listened" only and tnen told the iacts 10 tue po-
lice, VINO told him 10 lead Cunningham on
LEAD HIN MO TEMPTATION.
Cunningham, he declared, aio out the plans Tor
murderIng Mrs. Cunningham. On crosse Namlua-
ton Hatfield confessed lacls showing That lie was
an exceedingly ''hard easen and not over reliable
as q witness. Ponce Justice Mills ana Chiet OF
Police Nufbo,d bota ties ihed 10 having mad inter-
views With Hatfield ana To having cuunselled nm
To 20 aud see how far Cunningham would go. De-
tectlVc Haggerty was sworn ana eStlfed ira upon
being arrested Cunningham was very excited,
ana wnen assured that his wife was not dead
said, "ruank God that that Is so ~ Other wit.
nesses were called 10 prove that Cunningham
said the whole thing was Joke 10 scare his vie
so that she would leave him. The case was then
closed and VIII be given 60 the jury to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
STATEN ISLAND.

hat mandatory is to be established &C sta.
pleton.
Tue annual charter election OF Edgewater win
be held on Tuesday next when Trustees Will bs
chosen for the First. THIRD, Fifth, seventh and
Ninth wards ana an Assessor ior three years.
Broad st -eet, stapleton. formerly known as Gore
street, Is now one OF the finest streets In Edge
water, having been thoroughly macadamized and
peaujned. numOer OF buildings Tor stores and
dwellings, have recently been erected on the line
OF the street
Mr.. Lawrence Dempsey, OF Factoryville, while
ouE riding late on Thursday night, temporarily
left q valuable horse and wagon standing IN the
street and during his absence some thieves cap
tured the turnout aud leit for parts Unknown.
Early YESTERDAY morning the horse and wagon
were seen gong at rapid rate toward the erriea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
QUARAN TINE.

Deputy Health Onlcer ur. Mccartney taxes IN
his ouncal residence to-day as Quarantine OfnceI
IN Lower Bay. on bolrd tue aux q the quarantine
snip Illinois, winch has been lying during IN,
past winter, and while III service at the cotton
docks at TOmpkinsyiie, 81 ten Island. The l.
nous was tOwea uOwn 10 hcr M0orlngs yesterday
by the Quarantine steamer Nelson r. hOpKlns.
Vessels rom Havana anu other infected ports viii
De boarded mere curing the summer season and
every EFFORT VIII be made by the quarantine al.
tnOritics 10 keep lcS0W JACK, cnoleras &C. a.
arms length.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
JUBILEE SINGERS FAREWELL.

The Academy OF Music was crowded last evening
with fashionable ana appreciatve udience to
enjoy the last concert or these admirable colored
artists. TIE programme was well received many
OF their best selections being rcdemanded. Ihey
sail this morning ior a second tour IN Great
Clinton D. risk presided and delivered pleasing
address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
BROOKLYN.

The total number OF deaths in Brooklyn during
the past week was 2Ol, which is an increase OF IL
over the mortuary OF the previous week.
The different departments OF the city govern.
ment are sending in their estimate ofexpenses foI
the ensuing year. The city Treasurer's estimate
Is $4,000 The estimate Tor the expenses OF the
Board Of Education Is 81, 300, 90.
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distribution, to Messrs. Pasquae, AJeo & Co.,
Palermo, In bill oil Messrs. ware, Campbell n
CO.. at seventy-hve days date. on Messrs. Barring
Brothers & Co., London, Tor 1854 0s. 3d. sterling,
at the exchange OF S5 639s, making Sl994 So. Re-
specially, LOUIS CONlENClN, treasurer
Please state under the SUBSCRIBERS lIsJ my best
thanks TO collectors aud subscribers.
"a. +. AGRESrA, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
THE GIOVANNI FUND.

NEW YORK, May II, 1875.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
beg TO report the following subscriptions 10 the
fund for the relief OF the families OF the deceased
mariners OF the Italian bark Giovanni
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THE RECORD OF A LONG LIFE
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SHERIDAN'S HOME.

The Sheridan Family-Their
History and Traditions.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-28

BALLou's MAGAZINE FOR NovEM-
BER-The November number Of
Ballou's Magazine appears in new
type and with many new features.
Il is popular magazine and enjoys
large circulation; but it should be
in the hands Of every family in the
country, for it is just what is wanted
in household. Here is . list OF the
contents of the November number,
SO you can see what treat is in
store for the reader: @Eton Col
lege;" "Heroes Of the Race Course"
"Moths;" "Miss Anderson's Right
Hand;" "The Prisoner Of Cordova
Castle" "The Pride Of his Regi-
ment;" "My Wife;" 1.-THE Old Well
Revisited;" "Will She Marry Him.
"What the Freshet brought to Daisy
Soule;" "The Kitten;" "The Fourth
Of July Orator. "Mademoiselle Syl-
phina; or. The Fortunes of Casta-
way" "Curlous Matters "Facts
| and Fancies." The January number
will commence the publication of =
new serial story by NJ. Quad, Of the
Detroit Free Press, one of the most
popular and humorous writer's in the
country. Published by Themes &
Talbot, % Hawley Street, Boston, at
tl.50 per year, postage paid.