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Agrk'-T Ai.. OF IN \. .. K 'IV.Tfl Is tho method of earner to: i w in the winter season t : * ?. pi isel by tlio Into C. W. 1)1 'v .i in: "My winter qu.ii <rs t -: i! mii nre not as Invite us they . i 1 . . h.-injr only twelve feet >nu;i.v f-?r i'r.mi twenty "to thirty . I i?t tho i tin of t! o vie -t ' i :0t v- i. mow does not fori.id. 1. i < t' ?I .ninj; out theso on; tern w or >4 >ner, as frequently re \>i iinei. .'din bookfi, L occasionally throw a few s ; evisfnl or earth (from I - (;!' If tho purpose) over the (Ir-i Their quarters are not n-> v.ar.u I slmiiM provide were 1 t ?b'.r.i.i . exprt sly for them; but I have tv. <> Iimoo windown in the s?>ut it and est shn-s,which i?tvu thefti all the heneiii tie* nun's warmth, end in : nu . no m ilce up for eonaid mid'* T ': < i" i in . Cold win;!. r is i .. ; i in\( lime when most j - , ! ?) i; I >1 i \] if their lions do not In; . It n j m >Vo attention tot ho t'owh- to e; ;s in the winter than in Mini. r ; t.n'ran h^ had. ( i?e t in i >, .'.ami keoj? them warm, in tin- 1 . w i i. ?>. nml seeondly, j^ivo tl;e:u \u?Ln. 1 oilI and plenty of it. I food l rlnelpnlly o vm t) roueh tlio winter, but \n y i: with I i.t, outs, uuuwwneur, and hum*. .. \ . Port ol' tlio coin L 1"?.m . 1 wi. Mini a part J liavo tracked 01 pi mii.i into lAcul. J 1 l'cfor tlio crack. I. I h? i wholo grain at nigUtitlkl tl omul in the luorn illg, Oil 111 (> ))li:i: ;l ! hroU.pl tllO long nighttlicy heed acruoiliing ilia' will stall*1by them; IhiH. luw',, ; ell gested all tl.<ir i ! i's ;< <?! by norm lug they , can art upon quickly* y i. e u on, in I ho u ly * <>. . : r, v.Ian 1 go out to give tin ..i . i. i li.in'.t o food I iMiiy a I in "1 Yy : . i v-. a lor from ilio toakoiilo ..av. . vim their dough will. that. It will warm tholit quickly ami ui* o l.i .< 1 cm ?rt able au e?8? a ... 1, . a i iiU?o fcuici bo. f<>ro, ta mi, , I,, i i o s. ri'o wl cat I feud Is u'M ui;-j;s, y. . 1.- ci.ii bo bad at any mill IV. <1 < \ Mashed |)<,t,.i... . . 1 I warn), arc just vnirnl ;i I .!< - . ^ ,,v ...... . J ..." I I I ' * I I ' " ' I . . I I . I ?\ t ' 1 0 Ion a farm 1 s.axial c.ii'fiully husband a few bu mens >i;' .sin ill point oc.-for this purpose. The n.?i.i snaps J buy of tho l?ut? bar in hu^ ? uUes, ami 1 believe it is as cheap as in, while it answot's a ) urp> iia.' tl...L ol the bu&s and worms >n iv.iii.h. r. Till*ATS!I'.NT OV lim/vi. .ir. in//iVS' Spirit of // ( 'J":ate.* .iHo .?.i i- '.lowing t ro.it i mm I or tins dm.vmo: In tho mil 1 l .a <j{ t'.e di-miso, It Is sufficient to keep tho aiiimal i.i a warm, well vontiiat I. lif. , h < ehox, to feml on hi\ut i\e I -.>< i, ami; ivc -mall ami repeated do,-es o. L. o niti.do ? ! potash, hypr'aii11 hito of sodn.or rhh?rato of potash ia t! of >d or wa.t r. The body must boo' iac I a >. i'<rt?)tho weather and tho a ...i < ..oat of the animal attended t>?. 1 n t he graver forms tho tt ui a watched, more in i- 1 to i-s I . -nth. ins. The throat i to . o b . >. i ! l 1. -t wiltor, and the fmi,: .... ? ... inhale the steam of hot v.-h If iini. ii depression is i-resent spiiits of nitrous ether may bo n, >>r mil!-: and cipps arc to bo allowed in ubiimlum e, ia crde ? to support Ua anim.i . ten-.th. AVhen the sorem . a of the threat is abated, a small ball, mai .in;; a drachm of carbonate of n o .ia ,tli(. ' ball beinj; well oii 1 , in i i en ' twlco a day witli j.t. nt I . n. . t. V.\?-reiso should not be en t or t until all ( fc.brilo sbnis have di-aippoared. We, have seen tho in vitro ami rapidly I fatal purpuft ea !. 1 i / e the t animal to soon at. I to . e.erely. We | lmvo said not wing ; at. : he ;. e,.: ment i of tho ex'ternal swede.- tnclduba. , Iu our opinion tin* it be i , 1/irf/n'A/l *? ?? I* ?* 1 i a.*,, i uva v? i t * 11 it ^ i 11 ' '? * t * I'll t' h | 'i'C.I sions of a uoii'liti mi <.r !*< !... d,which doos notcndunger the b..'e ?>r the animal, and will di a;-; ear .-y -n'.aneoud- ' ly. _ ! Matron's of Uisuvnury at the Cen- ? tcnkiXl Exi-ositmn. Tin' N.; i ?-nal Grangers Iii'ftio !.??! ; a .an .camp- j inent lioar Poll..1 1 , I tin- . Centennial llxpcvdii >n this year. bixty acres of laud have b U loili I, an I an ' imjnen.se building Is to I roc od, in which rooms an 1 acoon mo l ill msaro 1 to ho provided at u c ).st, of n ' inor? than $2 a heal each day. so. no, the Grangers h >y, to ouJ the ox- 1 truvaganeo and iait> si'' us of hotels < and boarding-hou <... The loiu.-c.l j vania llailroad Company has con.- at. to lay a double trneg to tlie exhibition < grounds, to bo u-cd oxeiu- ivcly by the i Grangers. The t n vvl ; not ho moro . than twenty Minnies. Tin new building is to bo 1 .rh:ed with g.iS, t. id sup- 1 plied with hot and eel 1 \vu cr. Shares j of $f>0 each arc to be i. . tied to the ' amount of ?.!"n,OM0, iu> loenber being i permitted to tulce more than one share. t This sum is thought to be sufiicicut t to cover the co.-t < :' : he en:or, rise. i How to Fit a C-u.i.au t<? a IIorse.? ' The plan adopted i.i he We-.t, wldcli wo are assured hymen who have been ] tong in the collar business doos not in- ^ jure the collar in the least, is to dip it into water until tl?? 1<*?H " 1 - 1 IO H1U1- ? oughly wet, then put iron the horse, ' Hcviiiiit'-j tlu* luuii'' linit 1 > , keeping it *' there until it becomes dry. Lt is nil k the better if heavy loads are to bo ? drawn, as th at fins a the collar to bo t more evenly 1 i' ?* l to the neck and t shoulders, if po .-ible, the oolhirshould o bo kept on fioiniour to live hourst 0 when it will be perfectly dry, and re- u tain the same sha < >; e ver after; and j, mi it is exactly lb "?d to tin* f??; in of the p neck, will not produce chafes or sores on the horse's neck. ^ Varan JfK.vr. i-lxMits say. hang up ^ a Cjiu.rtor of nv \.i h the cut endup, t being the reverse <>i :he usual way, by H the leg. ami tin- juice will all remain 'k in the meat and noi run to t ho out and dry by evaporation. It is woith a ? trial, and win u made will be contiu- it , w- ... ti I. . M ^ |l Til nn ~~m - ~r r n t n mm' ? i ?mm I i II lira Ul'K It A 1>I \ MITTKIt. '1I1E CltNTUUY 1M.ANT?A COSTLY CELIC- J IJUAT10N? hlUIITS IN TI11C IIAKlUilt?Tllli STAR M'AMil.K IIASNHIt ? TKAlMi PUOSTKiTS?'J II16 KKCKIM Nti BUSINESS CUNTUE. [KYoin Our Own Csjivespon lent.] New VouKjjuly 11 1870. Tho week lias boon almost one long holiday. On Sunday evening it commenced among the largo class whoso I utrioiiHin largely outweighs their piety, atiil oven now nunn runs traces of the grand jubilation greet the eye on all sides in addition to the myriad headaches which remain to those who cclohrulcd "not wisely but two well," and which, though in\isiblo, are equally mementoes <>t t ho <w< i^imi ri... ^ - ; * "v l amount ol money that New York lias poured as a libation upon her conn- j try's alter, in the shape ol tiro works, | ete., cannot he closely computed, hut must hue huen immense. L have heard the value ot the lla - a and de- , i rotations alone estimated at $100,* | 000 (though i should not want to , guarantee the correctness ol the statement) and the vatious pyrotcchnies must have amounted lo more than as much more. The Fourth itself, was on the whV.c quietly ohscivcdj in fact there were thousands who had so completely played themselves out the day heloru that ll.oy were obliged, wil.y-nilly, lo keep pretty still and rest. In the j 1 Veiling there was a repetition on a much more extensive scale ol the p\v let hnio display. As this could not he well seen lruin any point in town I took a steamer and w ent down the hai bur to w hero a general view could he obtained. From this standpoint t he scene was beyond d? sci iption. On three todes ol us blazed tlie lights of lirooklyn, New York and the Jersey shore, while out lo seaward on '.lie fourth side, lay masses of cloud in which the lightning played continually. A thousand rockets writhed slowly upward looking like the uprented crests ol gigantic fu ry serpents. Countless balls ol lire lose and fell against the dark sky and were reflected in the waters ol the hay. lied lights burning in the streets ol the j town threw a glare far up into the I h jar ens, bringing out towers and banners, and giving t lie c licet as ol so many vast conflagrations. So striking was I the suggestion of the lime when "The rockets red glare, The bombs bursting in air, (lave pioof llinni-h the night That our llag was still there," that on tfotno one's breaking out into Llio inspiring strains ul the national unthein, the gounil was taking up hy I he w hole company anil tho hyin hung ( through with magnetic power. The casualties which, unlorlunately, | must continue to accompany our an- ; nual jubilee so long as noise anil smoke holdd-heir place as the chiel elcniei.ts in a pre per observance ol #llu? day, have I in uily been lew this year. It was very reasonably leareil that with the extra ell'orts which this anniversaiy would cull out, the death roll must show u corresponding increase. 1 hit such has not been the rase, and beyond the usual tins and two or thr?*o fatal accident* the general damage has been slight. As I said above, "the day we coir. lr>te has so monopolized attention Ibis week as to leave hut little room lor other occurences. Tho 3d, though not a legal holiday, was generally observed, so that business was practically suspended ior lour d ty>. lint now that the long anticipated tnniversary is behind us, indications )( the early Fall trade will begin to 1 -how themselves. The general teeing is that there will he more business lone this coming season than for three years past, and this doubtless will he >. the ease unless the proverbial dullness ol a presidential year tends to its prevention. The recent opening of the new jewdrp palace ol Flack, Starr Frost, for a whole generation known as Fall, Flack it Company, besides pointing lo this brighter prospect recalls a , shat ter in Mew York'* i-u-t? l.ict-w - - - J J , 1 uid the ononuous growth of the city. | < Away back in iho beginning u! (lie 1 jentury, before our second war with ; , Kngland, ami before the memory of i his generation, there was opened t lown on Broadway near Wall street he little jewelry shop which was the " beginning of the present magnificent slablishmcnt. A little lower down, at lumber 55, was iho fur trading shop ?f John Jacnh Astor. Wall street Uclf showed no signs of ever turning nto a menagerie of "bulls" and < 'bears,' but was a quiet street of resiIcnecs, churches and small stores.? ? Cven Broadway began to get pretty H Inn a few squares above, and turned j ( nto a country road between cornfields < l -f ? ueiorc ii got up to the new quarters wInch the concern has just oceu>ied. 'ihe little jewelry store was I lonest and smart and prospered from he beginning. Four times in lis exisence thus far, the business has been bl:ged to follow the receding centre I f trade, which is constantly pushing p toward tho head of Manhattan isind. Tho last change brings them q nlo an elegant structure on Fifth l> venue and 28th street, which their v pening display turns into a very 11 lentennial Exposition. in times like liesc it seems daring to launch out on ~ uch a scale as this change indicates, nt in this house it is not so. The llect of over three score years of aterl- -1 ig, upright dealing in establishing a a rade which no dullness cau seriously *> ;> \ B IIOS1RY WKICKT/ impair, is too rtiro to l?o generally realized; but it is just that which enables this pioneer house to push steadily forward the development of their business regardless ot i ho ebb and llow ol general commercial prospel ity, 11 a nix. A Tkaoic 11 i>r i.r - - .1 uli i Sieliel, of San Francisco, availing hcrsell ot leap year privileges, asked a young man to marry her, and the result was liagie enough to spoil tbu comicality. lie deelined the <>tU*r and she killed her- 1 self, lirst writing a letter to her parents, in which she said: "J pray y >u will torgivo tins sorrow I cause by my rush act, but life is one dull blank to me now. l)o not blaine ltcn, for he has tried to reason with mo, but a'l in ' vain, lie ean give me no hope that 1 i shall ever be more to 1 im than a I I tie ud, and rather than live without | bis love 1 have determined to take my lite. Promise me, dear father, that you will hold l?en entirely blameless and for the love I bore him treat liini as a tnen \ Let me bo buried where the sun shines and try to keep my i grave green. Say 1 died tor love. | i n il is nil 1 want '.ho world to know." A minister travelling llirougii il o Wist Rome years ago asked an old lady on whom ho called what she thought ifl'tho doctrine of total depravity. "Oli(" she replied, "I think il is a good docttine, it the people would only act op to it." A colored preacher, in translating to his hearers the sentence, "The harvest is over, the season is endt d and thy soul is not saved," put it, "Do corn has been cribbed, dcru ain't any more work", and do debil is slid , loolin' will (lis community." A Yankee, describing an opmient whose peison was e \tin mely thin, sa/ s: l'l will tell you what, sir?that than don't amount to a sum in ?i illnoelie; east him up, and there's in thing to carry." Isn't this a trifle paradoxical? Kiev en young ladies having just been made I i'aehelora of Arts at Kliuira. Now, let tliem turn about, and go lor the | 'arts ol bachelors, as well.?-Art?e York (Commercial A dvwtiscr. An Irishman having been told that the price of bread had been lowered, exclaimed, "That is the first time 1 ever rejoiced at the fall ol my best friend!" "Mike, and is it yersell that can be nfther tollin' me how they make ice- | iwaine?" "In troth 1 o:\ii. Pont they bake tbetn in eowhl ovens?" "What object do you now see?" asked ilie doctor. The young 111:111 hesitated lor n lew tnoinenlH, and ihen replied: "It appears like a jaeka.ss, doctor, but I rather think it is your shadow When the young indies haiul you a car<l now-adays with the cabalistic, letters V. M. P. A. it means "you may on 11 again." A polite, way ol putting it?Troubled with a chronic indisposition .to exert ion. SIDD ALL'S I EWACraETIC SOAP. , . I The Cheapest Soap that can bo iisod for 1 the following reasons:! 1st.?One. bar will go .is far as two of an other. 2d.?Only one half the usu it rubbing being required, there Is a saving of ntoio limn the entite cost of the Soap in labor alone. Ul.?The clothes are made Sweet, Clean and White without, boiling or scalding, thus all injury to them is avoided. There is a saving in fuel and hard work, and lbe washing is done in about halt the usual , ( time. . t It is also guaranteed inwim- n nr.....n.. < > - - .? imit > (>| 1 [ill v dollars not to injure (lie clothes or hands, unl as one trial will enable any person to as- i ,vi lain the truth of these statements, it would 1 never pay the propiiotor to engage in an ex- * .ensive system of advertising and claim such 1 ' lccided merit for his Soap unless he know i Voni positive experience that it would prove 1 o he in every respect what is claimed for it. This is also a superior Soap for Toilet and ^ Shaving purposes. * WAliNKK, ItllODKS & CO., Wholesale Fancy Orocers, I (leneral Agents, ! t may 27 Philadelphia, Pa. ' ' 1 AS TMIETTY AS A PICTUKE," 1 J\. will apply to my now assortment ot !l)(V(i II * '!'? r- r .. - - .... .i.i io, mi i.uuios and Misses, also, i UITIFCIALN of dlllbront colors and quality I rom 25 cts. to $1 per bunch. Ladles and ( cuts handsome N LOCK TIES at, 7a..cents . i piece. . A I.SO, " I 2X0 LIS 11 CHAM Hll AYS, at 30c per yard, * SCOTCH GIXOIIAMS, at 25 cents per yard. c JEST-QUALITY OF Fill NTS, 10c per yard I 1 Ladies and Misses SHOES of different a urdities, particularly good cloth Ihiskins, with 1 road soles and low heels, suitable for I.adieH <i rhoae feet are used for locomotion at ?1 per air. M. Ii. niCATY. t April 15?tf . __ - () l or Male. A H Q BAKKKL TUIirENTINK STILL r \ I Zi complete, except aim and cap, _r t a very low price. Address, | JOHNSONS & QUATTLEBAUM, I s; mar 11. Comvayborn, S. C. s * v P" k NEWS: JULY 22. AMERICAN ??.! FOREIGN PATENTS CILMORKfe CO., Successors to Chimpan. 1 loonier iSi Co.j^ioHeitotPatents produced in all countries, NO FEES IN Al> VAN CF. No charge, unless the patent is ye anted. No fees foi making preliminary examinations. ! No aOOiUotial lees lor obiainin . ami conduct- , iug a rehearing. Uy a recent decision of tin: | t 'ou.tntssioner ALL rejected appliations may : be revived, Speeial altonlioM given to Interleienee Cases before lite Patent OllicowExtensions before Congress, ltili iugement Suits in diliercnt States, and all littgalton appertaining to inventions or Patents. .Send stamp to Oiluiore & Co. for ptnnplilel of sixty pa en. LAND CAGES, LAND WARRANTO and SCRIP. 1 Contested 1 and Cases produced before the I . N. Ceucrul l.tnul Ollice and Department ol tbo Interior. Private l.and < laiitis, MININ't! and 1'IUMC.MPTION Claims, aM,l HOMESTEAD Cases itlended to i.and Scrip in -10, td>, and 1(X) acre pieces for sale. Tills scrip is assignable, an 1 can be loeated in the name ol the purchaser upon any (lovernment land subject to pi ivate entry, at $1.25 per acre. It is of <>?]ii:il vaulo with Ponuty J and Warrants. Send stamp to Oiltnore ?V Co. for pamphlet of Instruction. ARREARS OF PAY and EOUNRY. : OF 1 "1 CI IIS, SO I,DILI IS, and SAI t.Olls <> the late war or their heirs, are in many e.ivs entitled to money from the (love.nment id whicli they have no knowledge, Wiito tnll history of sen lee, ami slate amount. of pay and bounty revived. Enclose slanip to OILMORE 'V CO., and a full reply, niter cxantlnation, will bo given yell bee, TENSIONS. All OFFICERS, SOLDI EPS, and SAIL <?l!.v> wounded, ioptimal, or Injitted in the late war, howevei slightly, can obtain a pen- . sion by addressing GILMOltE ,v CO. \ Cas's pmsccuted by (HLMOllE A ' < befoia the Slipn tin: t'oinl el" the United S'ates the Comt of Claims, and the Southern < I.dins Commission. I'.aeh department < f our busmen is eonduc- , ted in a separate bureau, under oliarco <<f j 11... ............ j i M .... mi. M.i l H-IUCM 1> U 1 ICS rilljlloyt'll ll\ III"' ( uliI lii mi. 1 Tempi attention to all btiMiievs on- , trusted to (IIDiOHE ?t CO. n tints isocuicd. W o desire to win success by deserving it Address tilLMOltH ?V CO., WASHINGTON, l>. < . E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., 11 C) J) I JJroudicay, ficio York. i (Opp. Metropolitan llolol.) J M AM V \( I l It I. Its, 1 Ml'OltTF.ItS & I ) 1: A I. I. Its IN 0IIR0M0S AND FRAMES, Stereoscopes and Views, j ALliL'MS, (JUAPIIOSCOI KS, and .SI'IT- ' ABLE VIEWS, i Pho togranhic Materials. Wo are 1! end* pta: tors for every tiling In the way of C tore optic on and Magic Lanterns Being Manulaelnrem of the MI ("111 )-JSCI I ATI Ei ( ' L AN TICK N , 2STEHKO PAN OP'l ICON, I N 1VKUSITV STEUK OPTICA>N, ADYEUTISKU'S STKUEOPTK'ON, AHTOPICON, SCHOOL LANTKUN, FAMILY I.AX l'EIiN -? PI OPLK'JS LANTEHN. ? Kacli style t be best in its class in t'io ma k i Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with 1 directions for using, sent on application. (i Any enterprising man can make, money with a large Magic. Lai tern. Q3r Cutout this advertisement for referenc I .. t? K'j'T Samaritan Nervine,. ' ' ^ 1 bt'^lvai Afivu * ut-for, i ll! r.pi 1( leptle Fits. (Joiiv nit ions, Mp:isui?, .si \ iUih I) nice, ,, Mirfl all Norvons O'.souto, tliaonly Known po?l ' live rem (My lor Kpilecciio Fits. It hits br-en test- I' ill by tlunivilids lllltl li is never beeil IfllOWtl to Si Fall in :v ships' cum1. Trial pru-h'iye tree. ) n . loso slump for Circulars givu.c ? v??! n< ? ol urcs. Address, I?i S. A. (ClCIIMOND, V uov (! ? ly. box 711, Si, Joseph, Ato PHOS 1?130TUS. The Journal of Commerce. , CltAlM.KSToN', S. April 22, 1>7?>. ' On (lie liist day of May, lM7d, "The harloston Publishing Company'! will issut lie first number of a Daily Morning Newslajertobo eallotl The Jol'unai, of Co.miikhl'k." This newspaper, as its name indicates, will levole a large portion of its space and influ ikv to the development and i Mention ofihe m Local (dimnoree of the City of ( harleston, ^ aid the general improvement of the material nteiests of Mouth Carolina. in polities, Tm: Jouiinai, of Conmkuci: vili be Democratic Throe editions of Tine Jol knab .of Comaria r: will bo printed?a daily, a semi-weekV 211111 n uionblti *fM." A 1?,! - * k., % ?vvi%>?. i ur minions win ue cio- y ivered by carriers to city subscribers, or sent hrough the mails to non-city subscribers, " >ost paid, at the following rates: Daily, strictly in aUvanco $S 00 Semi-Weekly, in advance -I tH> iVeekly, in advance 2 00 For subscriptions, or rates of advertising, ipply or addicts " I'll IS CI1AHLESTON 'I ilLl.SlIlNO CO.," No. 118 East Jlay, liai leston, S. C. apr 2U. et P E AB 0 D Y H 0 U SE, M JOHN Ell ok LOCUST ano XINT11 STS. PHILADELPHIA, PA. ' Convontcm. to all places of amusement and ar lines in the city. No charges to and from lie Centennial grounds. Col. Watson, proprietor of tlie IIknky Iousk, ( incinnati lor tlio past twenty years, md present pi oprletor, lias leased tbo house *r'' or a term of years, and has newly furnished ind lilted it. throughout. Mn will keep a triot ly lirst-class house, and has aoeommoda- u Ion for 800 guests. Terms only s-8 per day. Col. Watson is a native of Virginia, and I '1 robahly the only Hotel Proprietor in l'hilaelphia from the South. a7 jQ S GREAT MEDICAL BOOK " ami Seon-ts lor l/ul|i>i nail CJwiiis. i je Sit fri'o for two stamps. r. .Tosrra Mi men. Issnti'Tit, St J )?*?ph, Mo' y( A sUQ" 1870, The Christian Index a laiic.e fioiit faue \yi:fkly out:ax'of rut: hm'tist dexomix a no.v. SHOULD hi: z.V LVEKY iiaFTIST 1\ \ Ml I. Y IX TIIK I. AX Ik IT IS Tin: I'A F F11 O ( L CIII1. DIt FX OU(Jll T TO 11TA l>. It IS Till: PAVF.lt FOIl ALL JI7/0 WOULD A .voir IIIL TIU'Tll AS*IT IS IX .iksus. sFi:s( l;u;i. Foil FT Ai OXUE-JXl> l/CE YOtfii FLIFXFS AX II x fa a u no i: s to d o l i k /:II 1SF. if y t r. i r.v' /''//// ; moxj: y, *i i: SOU 1 UK Foil Fill: FAFFIl A X )' llOW?YOFIt FAsTOli will MAKE I III: A till A XUIX ME XT FOJ: YOU. C tA \ * I \ ? /.?. - r v >i( I M I \ t'Ol'lh'S. Tin: rmci: of rut-: isdex is ?:> .i ykaii. Afldrt t> nil onla-a to ? j. i.s. r. 11A i: it iso x ,t eo., I an 20>3m, Uo.c 11 A tlnnfn <??. ' A Complete Pictorial History of tho Times.' Tho best) oheapest< iuid most successful family Ptv.'or in tho Union." Harper's Weekly. ir.i.r.-ti;ati:i>. Xoticcs of I he l'icy?. 'I'lrp'T's Weekly i" 11.** Ablest an i most pow[ fill llliisti tiled periodical published lit litis .unity . Usi'ili Oi'tiiU ait* ho.arly ami cctivini : , mid carry iiiik It vtt'inlii Jin illustrations I .-arrant events are till hiiu frerli, :iud are pro111 red hv o' >r In' t deslr tiers. \V11 It 11 . iron I tit ion i. 'in1 Weekly i? road by til least u half n.iUm > jw-r m , and It. Ilillm m.-e as -?n oriran of nno'i is * imply tremendous. Tin* Weekly in .11 .;iiii< ti positive position, tin.l rxpn-Hi denied v'tav- on poli'irat and oeial pi oblinns.? I ni-villi-I'ourl* r Jlnitnal. 1 - Il'll-lea arc Ml'lili-: I f Illc'll-tOIIOil diS.'tllinun, and its pic tor l.al in il trillion* t.i often corint.. niuvi' iiritiiiii-i t - m.. mall loicw ? N. Y . I . miner tind I'll Ton .tie I . i inei ii|i.)n it st ill. '[ Host Ion s ami Its I n i mi ii.ii- . tirto .lis Indp o in on id tin- u U mollis ol tiia i-iniiiirv. -Pito-nho^li (lomtncrc 1. Harpi-r's WoMtly si.-tm sat the li-anV'Of lllnti1ralod junrn-.l?ln tlie UiiiI-kI Slates, in .-uvulan a, . .1 .a t 11 i . . a n-. n''i riu 'Ilust r ? lion. I.allies' Itepiyol lo.'.v, O.iu knilali. TUIOIS; Positive free to llSntsi riliei in (lie I'. S. II in i-... * ' i- i, one year . . . 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