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.CuATTANOOGA.

CHArrANooaA, Oct. 2-Rsport fof "A
hours ending at 4 P. N. to-day: S. Gold
stein, Rose Burkhardt and james Kin
ney. Three new cases. The warm
weather of. yesterday developed more
fever than usual, but Dr.. Sims. Medical
Director, in reply..to continual ofiers
Of medical aid from abroad, says
that he has sufficient fotce OF male
nurses for alLprobable emergencies, bul
needs few female nurses; experienced
ones would be acceptable. Weather
warm and cloudy. '''..' 1890. ss1N
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@The campaign is over, but the
work Of propagating the Ohio idea, OF
pushing on financial reform, should 60
steadily forward. gss; IA
s No hands must be folded until We
Nave good money and plenty OF it. s
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sAHwe sincerely hope that as soon as
NE election is fairly over the Republic
canss Of this district will have the grace
u feel ashamed OF the manner IN which
they have conducted the campaign.
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William Astor's Custom House Du-
- ~ acb ties. @A w 80

Mr., William Astor has protested in
the Custom House that the collection OF
$1,000 in gold on the baggage that he
brought from Europe on the steamship
Germanie was not lawful. He asserts
that the baggage comprised personal ef,
fects in use. His case is expected to de-
eide what is meant by "personal effects
in actual use." Last month the Govern
ment got $4,000 in duties from passeni
gers in cases similar tothat Of Mr.. As,
TORS. The amount is nearly one.half Of
what was collected in all Of last year.
". 7. Sun. - -
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G Commission Appointed. !

The Governor Tuesday appointed q
commission consisting Of Joseph NJ
Hickey, OF Steubenville; James Mackey,
of Youngstown, and Henry B. Perkins,
OF Warren, to act in conjunction with a
similar commission from the State OF
Pennsylvania, to SETTLE matters of differ
ence regarding the boundary line be-
tween the two States. The Governor
suggested that Mr. Mackey act as tenn
porary chairman to call the commission
together. Ohio State Journal. lss &
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An Aboriginal Abolitionist on the
q Republican Party.

William Lloyd Garrison's Letter to the Boston
a Traveller.)
So timid, inconsistent and devious has
the Republican party been in its action
since the Inauguration Of President
Hayes, that I hardly see any hope OF its
success even under more faporaBle cir
than are now apparent, But
this may be safely predicted, that no
mere financial policy, however subordi-
nately important, can insure victory for
the party at the coming Presidential
election as against "a consolidated
South, (which admits OF no division.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08
Ladies, Delicate and Feeble.

LADIES, Ue1cate and Feeble.
Those languid tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be on
your feet; that constant drain that is ia
king from your system all iss former
elasticity; driving the bloom from your
cheeks; that continual strain upon yopr
vital forces, rendering you irritable and
fretful, can easily be removed by the use
Of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bitters.
Irregularities and distractions of your
system are relieved at once, while the
special cause Of periodical pain are per.
manently removed. Will you heed this
See "Truths. sew $40 g-gs,
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DIR. g. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended Is remedy "for al
the ills that hesh Is heir to,r but in affections
Of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, Of diseases Of
that character, they stand without . rival.
AGUE AND FEvER.so
No better eathaftie can be used preparatory
10, or after taking Quinine. tF-raf
As simple purgative they are unequaled.
REwARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid with
the impression DR.. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
. Each wrapper bears the signatuses Of c.
McLANE and Filming BROS. G1f.sng
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. Nc.
LANES LIVER PILLS., prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full of limitations Of the name McLnnc,
spelled differently but same pronunsiatieA.
june2s, ,'76Y. -s8 10
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VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQuAL TO IT.

Seuru SALEx, Mass, Nov. II. 1875. 4:
Mr.. b. r. SfsvsSs, ~ ~ 500 ,sssl
DBAR Sra: have been troubled With Scrof.i
uls, canker, and Liver Complaint for three
years. Nothing ever did me any good until
I commenced using the ysosrfsi. c I am new
getting along s6rst.tate, and still using the
ysGEgIsa. ! consider there Is nothing equal
to i for such complaints. Can heartily re-
commend II 70 everybody. Yours truly, &,
80 Mas. LIzzlR \. PACKARD, :,
No. 16 Lagrange Street, South aAlemm, Mass.
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Ostriches bring $1,000 a pair in South
Africa for breeding purposes. This has
grown to be a profitable industry. The
value Of the feathers exported last year
was S393, 400.
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How the Empress Augusta Looks
u Tho Whitehall Reyiew.) afsie:

The Empress Augusta is not quite, so
young as she looks, the reason being that,
not content with applying cosmetics to
her face, aud these of the rejuvenescent
variety, she wears a wax neck, which not
only hides the burrows of age, but also
enables her to have her dresses cut low
Iower, indeed, than the most daring OF
her subjects would care to exploit IN
order to conceal the."join," she wears a
broad band of velvet round her neck.
Needless is it to add that she is obliged to
keep out CT the way oflamps, for fear her
cervical charms should melt. -esS
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Tine polls 70 be opened between the hours
Of s and 10 o'clock In the forenoon ef said
day, and closed u 6 e'cloek =. =. .of sald day.
Given under ny hand, Il ny once In
woodsAsld, this 27th day ef August 4. b.
gos,.- WILLIAM READ.
Sheriff Aonros County. OAie.
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e%A good many men who vote the
Greenback ticket to-day, should think il
all over tomorrow, and see il they have
not done very silly thingaaij 81
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VEGETIlNE.
RECOMMEND 1T HEARTlLv.

Nh. SrEvass, kks ~
DsAR Sra: have taken several bottles Of
your vssErnl and am oonyincsd Il Is : val!
uable remedy for s Dyspspsia, Kidney Com.
plAint, and General Debility Of the SYSTEM
I can hsAstily arscommsnd Il 10 all suasssrs
from the above complaints. Yours respeot-
fully, a Mks. M1sRoE Pxsksa. !
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EEour paper goes to press this week
900 late to "whoop up the boys" and
too early to give any election newe from
thia State. . 1s.a.s'
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! BATONR0UGE.

BAfoN RouGE, Oct. 2-The fever is
increasing at arspid pace. New cases
yesterday, SS; deaths, 6. There have
been over 400 new cases in the last Eve
or six dave. ''.,.-'.',. -.,-st.. ~
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HThe Republicans OF this county
we're 60 5usily engaged in defaming Mr.
waRxER that they forgott to nominate .
county ticket. -
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Isnserssic County rseass..
aNSHAxxos wILEf, bring those Red
Men, 70 justice. Whatever 1t may cost.

SEOur chickea Is clearing mp his
throat, expanding his lungs, and gro wing
decidedly frisky. II zs5asxs.i.. ,sff
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,l: THE GENUINE - -
DIR. C.s5McLANE'S
% Celebrated American EsgU
s. WORM SPECIFIC .sia
Ss,t-s ,3'5-is st-te = ss@s = nosi2tig
VERMIFsUGE.
] SYMPTOMS oE MonMs.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
,,.,.u !, =. 90, -. &c.
~. ao,oi d.sass .h = psss q Aau a'.s sesosn. sAr
, c;rc,,m..,;h.d M .no. - g ~ psri, = Soth u,
cheeks die eve, become dull. he pu.
pilss dilate. An lar,,re ,emic;rcle ,,,ns
along the lower eye,lid. the nose ssir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes .bleeds;
= sweiIng Oh tns upper nP' OCCASIONAL
neaasels, WIN sAunanMg oI In.ooo'ng
- sa,;ss NY 80. J - ~ s4eS usesSes sarF ps.,.h =.
sy = - b, $500
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with 4 knawing. sensation Of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone, feeting
pains IN the. Stomach: OCCASIONAL
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new oRLEANs.

New ORLEANS, Oct. I.-Dsxihs 81 ;
cases reported III; total deaths 2,SS9 !;
total cases 9,6l6. - u
Gov. Nichols has issued q proclama-
tion recommending Wednesday, October
., as q day OF fasting, humiliation aud
prayer for deiverahce from the scourge
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THE FEvER's FEAST.
Signs Of Abatement, but the End
Not Yet.
The Disease Spreading to an Alarm
ing Extent In the Countrywide
ports from New Orleans,
Memphis and Other
Infected Places.
MEMPHIS.

MlMPHls, Oct 1.-The weather Is op-
warm and the fever continues
spreading. The usual activity prevails
at the Howard Association headquarters
From noon yesterday until noon to-day
47 deaths occurred.
The following will be published to.
morrow: The St. Andrews Society of
Memphis has lost its President and Sec
retary. Their Treasurer, WV. Young,
10 sick with the fever Mr.. VIM. Finni
is acting President, and calls upon sister
societies to send relief for their distress.
ed countrymen.
DR.. Chas Baskerville, OF Horn Lake,
Mississippi, and member Of the How
ard medical corps, was taken down to-
might. 3
Fifty deaths from yellow fever we're
reported to the Board OF Health bv un-
dertakers for the past "a hours, ending
at6P. Uf these 33 died within the
corporate limits Of the city, Among
the deaths reported since noon are Miss
Annie Robina and Mrs M. JslAtkinson.
Jacob Koanberg, acting President OF the
Hebrew Hospital Association, aDi an &C
tive member OF the Howards, was taken
down to-day at noon. His case is very
mild.
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wssd.fleld. Oct.s. is7s.

ETAddress all letters: s
"THs Sriarr or DExocRAcf,~
woodsheld, msa 9a
Monroe County, y
- ( ,291t Ohio. 9
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OY viftas Of osrtsia ordsr Of sxis istdsd
from the csuft Of oommon pisAs, xithiH
and for the County Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in ssid court bssvssi
the above named parties, and 10 ns dfsSets6, !.
will offer for sale st public suotioa st tht
sast door Of ths court house 'in WssdsAsAts
Sdtarday, tie I'd day Of sNousm6e 1875
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, q. M, and
o'clock p. ms Of said day, the following d.
sefibed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to-vits yE8rvI TCNl
The. rorthsass 4saastef efiths seutkWsst
quarter Of section twenty, township three Of
,iaass Avss ssntsiniss fsss, .assssy snsss .sfs.e
less.
SAD property % ordered 70 ~ seid,is sDs
praised at $780, snd may sell fer swo tairds'
Of sxidxppfasssmsnH Terms Of ssls, suh bs-zr
forssceassmAeisn. Z 8ssga aaxssg.s89si
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v E G. n TIN E

Rev.J. r. Ludlow, Writes: !
l7sBALrlc erRzsr, BaoeKIys, N. X.
A Nov. IA, 1874. !
d. n. SrRvzxs, 8sa I
DsAssrR. From personal benefit rscsived
By -its yfss, - we'll ss from personal knoxl !
edge Of those whose eures thereby have
seemed almost miraculous, I most heartily
and sincerely recommend the vsosrrxs for
the complaints which Il Is claimed to cure. .
-+y k1 JAMES P. LUDLuW,.
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Churok,
- 80 AA sseramsnto, ca.
VEGETINE
SHE RESTS WE'LL.
SoUfH POLAND, Ne, OF. II, 1876.
Ma. q. 3. SrsvBNs,
DsAR SIR: / have been sick two ysars with
the liver complaint. and during thst time
have taken great many different medicines.
brit none Of them did me any gcod.' sfNns
restless nights. and had no sppetits. seinst
taking the VBalrNs rest we'll snd rsf1sh
my food. Can fecommsnd the. YEesrIsB lor
what It has done for me- Your respectful.
ly, '4s Mas. ALBERr Kicker.
Witness Of the above, bae ,osaolis1
Ma. aaR0RGR M!v6UGHAN, no saoS 10
.lscsdT Msdiord,iMsss. bes ss5 bns
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War i'm Europe.

From the tone of the English and
continental press war involving a
greater portion of Europe is very liable
to be the outcome of the present situ-
alton.
The HeralFs London special says:
In English military circles war is con-
sidered almost inevitable. Arrange
ments are completed and regiments al
loted for an army of $4,000 men, and
steps are already taking toward the
formation of nucleus for reserve
army. Profound uneasiness prevails
here and great depression in trade and
finance.
The Times London special says:
Vast supplies of canned food are being
shipped to Malta 1t is said on excel
lent authority that 10000 Indian
troops are being prepared to move at
call. That Egypt either by folce or
purchase will be taken possession of,
is a contingency liable and almost sure
to occur. 1t is urged that the present
is the most favorable time for war
owing to the vast number of unem-
ployed men who would enlist to escape
starvation.
A Constantinople dispatch says Aus
tria, in reply to the Turkish circular,
reserves the right to intervene on the
opening of peace negotiations as guar
anteeing and frontier power
The Post publishes the following in
official form: We are sorry to gather
that there is little prospect of Eng
lands offers of mediation being ac
cepted at st. Petersburg. Russia
seems disposed to rely on the possibility
of engaging the Porte in direct nego-
tiations.
The Times Paris correspondent says
the exaggerated construction at first
placed on the mission undertaken by
England caused some anxiety yester
dav lest she should be drawn into war.
Happily it is known tonight that Eng
land has accepted the mission of sound
ING Russia as to whether she would ac-
cept pacific overtures to be made by
Turkey.
A mob occurred in London, Dec
30th, between the friends of Russia
and Turkey The Turks out numbered
the Russians and We're victorious
They We're mostly laboring men on
both sides.
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The Week of Prayer.-January
CIR 1879.

The Evangelical Alliance respectfully sug-
gests the following topics for the observance
of the week of prayer, January 6-l3, 1873:
Sabbath, January 6, Sermons: Christian I'm
ion Perfected. Rev. vii, $40.
Monday, January Z, Prayer and Praise: Re-
membrance of personal and relative mercies;
prayer for the divine blessing on past priv
leges, and for humble and contrite spirit.
Tuesday, January s, Prayer for the Church of
Christ in all lands; for its delverance from
error; for its increase in faith and holiness, and
in power as a witness for the Lord Jesus
Christ; for the grace and guidance of the
Holy Spirit.
Wednesday, January O. Prayer for Christian
families, for sick and afflicted members; for
children at school, and for all youth in our col
leges and seminaries of learning; for young
men entering upon the active business of life,
and for those abroad; for our sons and daugh-
tiers openly confessing Christ.
Thursday January 10, Prayer for nations,
for rulers, magistrates and statesmen; for the
army and navy; for all benevolent and philan-
thropic institutions; for religious liberty and
the opening of doors wide and etlectual' for
publishing the Gospel; and for the reign of
righteousness and peace.
Friday, January IL, Prayer for Christian mis-
sions to the Jews and Gentiles; for Sunday
schools, and for the divine blessing on all
Christian efforts to spread the glad tidings of
the Gospel of salvation.
Saturday, January Il, Prayer for the cfrcu-
lation of the Bible; for the observance of the
Sabbath; for the removal of intemperancc, for
the rescue of the fallen, for the safety of those
who travel by land and water.
Sabbath, January l3, Sermons: Christian
Life. Let Your Light Shine" Matt. V, III.
The press throughout the country is respect
fully requested to give publicity to the above
programme. The various Churches are ear
nest!y invited to make arrangements for suta-
BILE services during this week of prayer, and,
so far as possible, to combine in public united
prayer-mcetings. WILLIAM +. DoDoE,
Pres. L. s. Ev. Alliance.
HENRY b. CHAPLIN, Rec. See.
S. lREN-EUS PRIME,
PHILIP SCHAFF, Cor. Secs.
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War in Africa.

A special to the Times, dated Cape
Town, says Sir Bartle Frere told a
deputation he considered the situa
ton on the Caffre frontier extremely
dangerous, and he had written home
for troops. Every available soldier
and sailor from the man-ofwar Actjce
left Cape Town for the Caffre frontier
on the 10th inst.
Don Carlos has been expelled from
France at the request of the Spanish
government.
The New York Times denounces
the Union Pacific Railroad, and says
there is not and never has been, on
its part, the first intention of honora-
bly, dealing with the treasury by aid
of which its splendid property was
built up.
The New York Sam says that
Farley, the new California Senator,
is all right on the subsidy question.
The Barclay street New York dis
aster was not caused by the explosion
of the engine, but by the giving away
of an adjoining building, which
dragged down the candy mandatory
along with it.
Jacob Harris was hanged on the
Goth, ulto., at Knoxville, Tenn, for
the murder of Jacob White in 1868.
At dinner of the Banks Club Dec.
goth, Gen. Butler spoke. at length on
the political situation. He defended
the Presidents title but criticised his
southern policy. About eighty prom
inent Republicans were present.
Banks and others made speeches.
Contractors for the Brazil railroad
are in receipt of notice from the Bra
lillian secretary stating that colored
men would not be permitted to enter
the empire as part Of the working
force of the contractors.
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Telegraphic News.
Bismarck in Bad Business Sup
posed Scheme.

Information from Berlin is to the
effect that Bismarck is determined to
break up the French exposition. To
accomplish this he will urge Russia
to demand impracticable terms so as
to necessitate English interference.
Germany will then send force to
aid Russia. France, he believes,
would not be able to resist the OPP
portunity 10 attack Germany, where
upon he would turn upon France and
complete the work began in the
Franco Prussian war, and which did
not leave France sufficiently broke to
suit the interests Of Germany.
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that it can vastly improve its present
system but that such improvement
would be very easy and simple
matter. The county may not be able
to pay its debts when due, but it can
and should have such financial sys-
tenn that its creditors may calculate
with reasonable certainty achen those
debts will be paid, and should provide
the means to pay them within a rea-
sonable time.
How is this in Clarke county! Let
us see. The county tax for the pres
ent fiscal year amounts to s1,649.6S,
call it, on an average one year with
another in round numbers, $1,000;
and for two years it will amount to
$4,000. Allow for delinquent and
unpaid taxes $4,000, a very large al
lowance, and there remains $4,000
with which to redeem county orders,
icing more than sufficient to pay
every county order held on this coun-
ty at the present time, for the whole
debt is only about $4,000. Now
provide that this county tax shall be
applied to the payment of the orders
in the order of their number and date,
paying old ones first and the balance
as their turn comes, and the whole
hing is accomplished. An order
drawing ten per cent. interest and
paid in two years, is better invest
ment than the note of banker paya-
BILE in two years at the same rate of
interest, because the banks may fail,
but the county with its million dol
lars worth of farms, houses, barns,
took, and other property of its peo-
lie will not, cannot fail. 1.-THE coun-
ty has no money to pay its orders, 1t
depends upon those who have money
o advance in lieu its orders; other
wise county orders, under the exist
| ing system in this county, would not
be worth twenty cents on the dollar
If the county would expect fair treat
ment and good credit it must arrange
to pay its debts honorably, fully, and
within a reasonable time. Then will
capital seek county orders as an in
vestment, orders will advance to a
value closely approximating theil
face, the county credit will be pro.
portionally improved, and justice
will be done both to the poor mar
who has an order which he cannot
hold for payment, but must sell, and
| to the rich man who has money to
)uy. Let the county taxes be paid
in the coin of the nation, and then
let county orders be redeemed in the
order of their number and date
Such was the object of the new coun-
ty order law, and its effect would
have been to secure all the good re-
suits above named. But now that
spite and prejudice and a narrow
| technical and unreasonable construc-
ton have destroyed it, the county fl
nances must go on in the old way
and public spirited citizens must suf-
fer the indignity of belonging to a
county whose affairs are subject to a
law and a custom as unwise and RI
| diculous as that custom adopted once
| upon time by the man who packed
his horse to 90 to mill, and put a
| rock in one end of his meal bag to
make it balance.
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The Polar and Tropical Worlds!

A scientific description of man and nature in
the Pola and Equatorial regions of the globe,
in one large volume, handsomely illustrated.
One of the most instructive and interesting
books ever written. WALTER SPARKS,
Aren't for Clarke County.
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DR. Keil, leader of the German col
ony at Aurora, died last Saturday.
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Judge Greene's decision on the
county order law was received here last
Monday morning in time for large
number of taxpayers in and about
town to use county orders in payment
of their taxes He decided against
the law and ordered that a peremptory
writ of mandamus issue. The Treas
urer will now be kept busy for few
weeks attending to delinquent tax
payers. A decision rendering void so
good and just law as the new one re
lative to. county orders, should be
based upon the broadcast, soundest
principles. We do not believe this
decision has any such basis, but we are
nevertheless, ready for argument, and
we trust, open to conviction when it is
found that sound reason is against us.
The American ship Nimbus, struck
on the Columbia River bar a few DAYS
ago, and after putting to sea sprang a
leak and foundered at sea. All on
board were picked up by the ship
Aberyst,cith, bound for Queenstown.
The cargo of wheat was valued at $92,-
600, insured in English companies.
DIR. Keil, leader of the German col
L. c.
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Architecture Of Birds

Brewer will contribute four exquisitely il
trated articles on birds'-nests, which e.
lover of nature will delight in. Dr. Bre
has probably the finest collection Of bi
eggs in the world TO draw upon for the illus
lion Of these papers.
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Scribner's Monthly For lS77-'7S.
s. IREN.EUS PRIME,
PHILIP SCHAFF, Cor. Secs.

Without recalling the excellence of the past,
the publishers of SCRIBNER's MONTHLY an
nounce, for the year to come. the following