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IKITtD TATF.S AKD FO&EIGS XEWfJAHJ lD-
) tBTismo Agxxcy, IZ3 Broadway, New Tort, are
,tr authorised agents for ILe Advertiter and rirmtr.
jor, cor 4- co.f
AnvxaTisixo Agsbts, and Dealers is Irks and
printing Kt trial of HI kinds, Office ribnua Eulldic;.
k'ew Turk,' ana Brown's Iron Building Philadelphia,
are our autaoriid agents for the Advertiter and Far-
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t Eee Prospectus of iht American Ex
change and . Review, and . New York
World in another column.
The weather for the past week has
teen anything biupleafaoi, but has clear
ed up and been quite pleasant for forty
eight hours past. .
H, M. ' Atkinson has been appointed
Provost Marshal for this district vice Win.
Daily resigned. This is a judicious ap
point, as. his ability, integrity and loyalty
ire beyond doubt.. v .
Since our last two steamers have land
i at cur wharf. The Alex. Majors and
r.Wfc Both, left a lari amount of
'rertt for our business. .Navigation nas
. j v-.
' . - . - I
so- umy pwu. a y. .
iurcei a lively business aspect.
Ym. Daily has been appointed Agent
r- .V., n.ocr re J. 1'. ISaKer. resigned,
i in uicv . o i
Mr. Daily recently held the gffice of
rrvost Marshal in this District, and fill-
it so well, that we can safelv congrat-
Mte the Otoes upon having him as their
Since our last Lieut. Schenck has been
recalled with his men to Xsetraska City,
where he is acting Judge Advocate or
,v. tf:i:.- fVmTYiiacinn tiriw in session I
tile illtw'i vv ti.ui-'.'vM -- - I
a that city. Capt. Murphy is now in
:ommand cf this post, with company A. pennsylVania in his late speech at Harr
7th lewa cavalry stationed here. isburgh. During the delivery of his
: :
if TjiiKrMin k Swan are men of enter-
rrise and energy in their line cf business,
. kJ . . , . ,a
They are alwr ys up to the extensive de-
ziandmade upon, their stock, and have
jst received a new, extensive and varied
:tock of Groceries, which they propose
.iwwr r.A. T prr crnnd
ind cheap groceries you mast go to Swan
S: McLaughlin's. -
Peterson's Magazine comes to as for
Arril beautifully ernbelished, and full of
r-Knlr- re..nTmntfPrnnfl Pnmn Plata
on. utl r . m
beautiful design, beautifully executed. 1
This Magtzine justly ranking among the
first of the class in this country, is pub-
lished at the low' Tate of $2 a year by
Charles J. Peterson. PhUadslphia, Pa.
. ' 't 7
lt will be seen by a Notice in another
column that the time for our City elec-1
! . I j 4. : v. I
iion is near ai uanu. x is nine 19 ce
. v ,
u,u,,u6 u aCi. iw . Great Eactern in laying the Atlantic ca
have a new charter, we must have an ble, which will weight six thousand tons,
active, pnerfetie t el cf Citroffirprs. Trip :
chance for improvement is almost unlim-
. . j j ,
ueu. nu non-resiaenis can no longer
ciog me wneeis or progress in our Uity.
We must have a Council alive to this fact,
with enough city pride to act upon it.
We are please to see that our towns
man Col. Roh't W. Furnas has been ap
pointed and confirmed as Agent for the
Omaha Indians in this Territory. Col.
Fcmas has strved his country nobly on
ebatde field, and in our Legislative inen House at 11 T' ,
v.iu. ..4 i,:. -.:.J"e1 S200.000, was recently destroyed
-alls ; and his experience in frontier
Ife eminently fit hirn for the charge in-
rusted to his care. We know that these
Tnd
nd.an.will have no reason to complain
r tneir "great father," Abraham, while
-e is represented ty Col. Furnas.
The enterprising druggist Dr. Gwin is
iKvnys wide-awake to the interests of the
public, and has, during the past week re
ceived an extensive addition to his already
arge and,.varied stock. He has notf cn
hand an extensive assortment t)f perfum
ery, toilet articles, stationery, and in fact
tverything fancy or desirable in his line.
You had better drop into his store in Whil.
ney'-a Block, Main street, where we know
the Doctor will be pleased to show yea
his well selected stock.
The L. S. V. G. MM are still running
ith a big head of steam on, and turn
ng out immense quantities of No. 1 lum
ber and Extra-Superfine flour. There
extensive facilities are such that they are
tabled to do the best work at reasonable
tes. -Though" the demand this Spring
been great, they have cn hand an
xtenjire assortment cf all kinds of lum--er
and the best recommendation for
keir flour is, that, although their mills
ut day and night, they cannot surpass the
-emand for it.
Lot. Poiock, of the 1st Nebraska
pv&fry, will address the multitude on the
;ss"ei of the day, in Brownville; cn Sat-'-'fry
the 19ih mct.'. at o'clock.
'e are glad to learn that Lieut. IV
oc and Litut. Dcnavan are still getting
rcroits for the glorious first Nebraska.
ceray is the tame, ar-d there is far
Jore patriotism manifested in joining
'-hit veteran regiment than cne th"'-,'"'v
who have cngr.d Apple Trees st
the Urownville- Nursery this season thould
call soon. Nearly all are already en
gaged. The first that come are ihs first
served. The largest trees are fr'olii six
to nine feet high. Being raised In this
soil and climate, and composed of varie
ties best suited to the West ; they art cop
sequently worth three times as much as
those .brought from the East. Trees Cat
are transplanted early in the Spring, if
care is taken to liberally cut back both
tcp and roots and not let the roots get
dry after they are dug up, will rarely if
ever die, and generally will grow more
the first season than if not removed from
the nursery. Forfunher information as
to kind or quality of trees, call on John
H. Maun. - -
'After enduring for nearly three years
the trials and hardships, the prorations
and sufferings of a cruel war, -commenced
and carrie 1 on for the benefit of the
institution of slavery, tho significant con
fession is wrung from the Richmond
Whig that "Slavery has stabbed itself to
death. It has sinned against the light;
committed the unpardonable ein, and
bust cie." Considering the source from
which it emanates, it is a remarkably
frank admission.
Vonce, ven I vos courtin, I vosgohe to
ray neia to uoe potatoes, v ueu
my Caterine comin-in tier road, sol links
f 11.1 .1 T
j - .ye hcr a . SQ j dimb8 a lre6t ftnd
shust a3 j vos coia t0 boo her i faUs on
der hemlock fence, and sticks a pine knot
hole in mine pantaloons pehmd, and Cat
trine vuu iciu auu iuac iuuic uu.uc uou
,-e i.: n
iaeeP "m "CI vu u,a 1lLU'
jie refcei Congress has appointed the
first of April as the day on which one
third of the value of Mr. Memminger's
. j currency win uv icpuuiaic. awe cumi
Agent. ers bv that act' cf ''cofiscation" prctably
think this day to have been chosen in
lhe bugest praclicai j0ke
ever played off
on All Fools Day, New 1 ork Tost.
1 1
. . . 11.1
M.rheid lander. -cf
speech he told the audience mat wnen ne
was brourrht north ns a prisoner of war.
prominent Democrats of Pennsylvania
assured him that if the rebels held out
ihey wouM be 8UC.essful or the Demo-
cral3 wouid arrest the war by defeating
ihe conscript ion. &.c. General Grant
added, with great emphasis, I can give
You ue names ii wnai x say is uup
There are only' three men m Cincin-
nan who are mil nonaries, ten wno are
....
worth half a milion, and' twenty-three
who are worth two hundred and fifty
tnOUSand dollars. 1 WOUM De UaCieSS lO'
say that incrre -is not a 'printer incut jea-
n lug auu u
A French physician has discovered
that brandy or rum is the bes' antidote
Uor an over does of cnloraiorm.
Capt John W. B1Uocc, of an Illinois
regiment, has been arrested for procur-
mg an abortion upon a young women
with whom he had been living.
T . . . . t
It is proposed to use the steamsnip
fJhe IIe.raU JF. YVTil
Iew gd city missionaries, even it we
have to import or raffle for them
A letter from Chattanooga says seventy-five
thousand colored men will be
ready for service in the Southwest by
the 1st of May.
The Union members of the New Jer-
se LeSislature have issued an address
1 g ur' "n- "
' . -.
by fire.
In Cincinnati, the other day, a weal-
t0 aid lhe war . Jd lhereJ va3 a
loose S100 north at his c
office, the com-
mittee might find.
An important sTrest has been in Cin
cinnati, whereby a nest of counterfeiters
of postal currancy has been brdk en up.
"Ain't it wicked to rob dis chicken
roost. Dick ?"
"Dat's a great moral question Gumbo;
we hain't time to argue it now, hand
down another pullet."
"help for the blind.
DR. WM. LAWRENCE.
Oouliot.
HariEJt given is; attention klmost exclusively
with! a tbe last few jears to the
CURE OF DISEASES CtfTHE EYE
nd bavin? been uniformly ncces.tfal in reryea?e
I "hare nbdertaken I now offer my services to the
aSictd aod warranted W care every iastanct taken
in hand.
Brgwnvillk, MianiS, IS(U.
the last two years with infiamation uf the eyw to
gather with partial blind noss, from films on the cdr-
neatund gTanulation o: tbe has, wbicn were so thick
that I could not rai?e them enough to eee my Way.
i .am proua to say that Ur. Lawrence, who is now
topping at Brownville, has entirely cured me, and
I recommend him to all who are adicted with sore
eye.
RICHARD E. CASE.
Londo, MareH 3, IS64.
I had lost me of nsy eyes and thought that in a
few months I woli be deprived of the othT,but
hearing of Dr. Lawreace of Brownville. I went an I
eeerettrd bim in refer nee to my ee: he proncunc
ine blind fro'js eataraet. I procured a prescription
from bim, whea to my astonishment, in one week
sy aisht was nearly restore!, and is now quite per
fect; TIIONArf WALTERS.
Give lies aa early call. -
Dr.ow5viu.Kt March S, 86t.
Carinff beea oeax1? blind for fix year I had eW-
ca up all hopes of ever being cured I went and ceo
suited Dr. Idiwreirce and prononncci tat blindness
Troitt cpaeity of the cornea. I submitted to his op
efation ani I am hrpy to s.iy resulted in the res
toration of iny ev".Vnd I tak? pleasure in tecom-men-'ing
hitr -trv,?ted with o:e ejr;s.
... - , S RICKETTS.
Drtwnriile,N. T.
r 1
L,,i .....
-.In Isdepcnslcrt Dcziccratis Ezi
Vy, csrni-'Weclily and Weekly
ITcTrspapcr. '
UNION OF THE WORLD AND
ARGUS.
Tin V7i,rU, to which the New York WeeUy Jkrgna
has been nnittd.l.is to-dar Sro times the s"-re-
giita clron itu.H oi thy Demncratic or eenserrative
new:i.i)er. ltaJJresica weekly alona more than
J 03 jOOtl pubferiber end constant rurchfnorl and
fe'ichi?j at least ba!f a miHioni readsri. With the
JUaly inoreaje in circulation which it now njoj,
thiss ncmbers will soon be doubted. Nothing iesa
than this thould satisfy tho? who beliere that he
only hop of restoring the Uiori and the anthofity
of tha Cosstitution ovtr a nw distracted and di
Tided eonntry, lies in wrciting power frca th
bandi cf tbosa fanaticisil fcaJ helped to provr.ke,
iavico, and prolonj the war; $ni that to accomplish
this tnd, do means is bo effectiro as the di3'Uiicn,
tbrotifh able and enterprising newgprj, of Bound
liticul kuowlsda amorr the Working man, tho
thinLing men, and tha otingaen of the ortli.
Enterprise, indotry nn l money will be liberal ly
expended to cuke The World the Dest Newspaper
in America- Its news frm every prt of tHe worid
wtil be early and nthentio. Wherancr the Ulfjraph
cxtcd?, or railroads run, or etoauiboAls ply, It will
gather the latest intelligence. , It has a lurre stall
lf scei.tnplished ccrrcspondonU with all the federal
triaies, who will telegraph aud write to us tha latest
news from the rariouj feats of war. It has cArres
jorid?nts and reporters in very political and com
met jiol centre in Allerica aDd Earops, whose letters
sni dimpakhei will lcare nothing worthy of cctc
unknown to its readers. -
Tto Mirket Roperts of tho World &rd more conl-plt-re
thin those f any other newfpaper. The
Edi tors invite comparison in this respect and point
to tbe reports of tbe Gattlo Market, tha general
HCiI country Produoe Markets, and the Money ilnr
kets in ltsoolumas, as proof of its emo in this
respt'tt. Tho world has a!.o a, Fpe.iiU departnt
lev o ted to Agriculture, 111 with editorial artick
uoicmnnicationa from practical farmen aad deohtn
ic of the country.
'. Tho war iu wkioli the ftaf.Ioa ii ni;ocl aalKflt
artned and iafytuated lVMls,aad the radioaj policy
of the Udttjinittrctioi whio i yto'en it. hilv eott .
spired to bnnj trg-.hcr apos qm ptAtfoTia al! eon
soivatira, Union-lorirfi and Constitution-loving
mn,! whatever forru-jr Riwai aul cree l. !auy of
tbos vrhJ wiihin the limits of the ConStitUtlod,
focjht the battles of the ballot tot under the
leadership of those patriotic rttismen of other ai.d
better day., Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, to
gether with the mo533 whje principles were those
of nch Rt.riots a Andrew Jacit3a and Willism L
ili.rcy, Si'.as Wright and Stephen A. Douglas, now
etan( shoulder tu ehouidor npen tbyj same platfcrnj
is si plain cne. . It is to restoro the Union, tr lintain
tho Constitution, and enforua the laws. Whatever
makes for this enfi, tho exercise of force of the
policy of conciliation. Tho World will adf vats,
wbtever makes asaiast'it, The World will oppto.'
It willoppoto every enemy to the Union, whether
armed in rebotlioa at tho feouth dr insidiously plant
ing the seeds of disunion and essential disloyalty at
tu North. . - - .
It will oppose every viokt ion of tho Constitutioo,
which ie the only hope and bond of dnion, and our
only authority for exhorting or compelling the alle
giance of th South, i
tIt will oppose every infraction of tha Law, in high !
placed or in low, by reckless and misguided parti- !
sans, or by tha administration which baa ba their
example. . . - .
It will fearlessly exercise the Freedom of the
Press ; it will constantly uphold and defnd Free
doc of Speech and Fref dotn of the Ballot.
To the Lawless acts cf "the .Administration, its
arbitrary and unjust arrests and expatriations, tta
dtnial c-f the right to the writ of habeas corpus, its
illegal proclamations, its abrogation of State and
federal laws, its despotic accumulations of nn grant
ed power, and its subversions of the safeguards of
civil and perusal liberty, it will constantly opdose '
the letter and the spirit of pur supreme law and the
adroary of sound doctrine, until American free
me n shall bo roosed to the recovery of their rights ,
their liberties, tbe r laws, and their limited and
well balanced goTemment, by tho resistless decision
of the ballot.
' Profoundly impressed with tho desire to contri
bute all thai it may to the great work of this gener
ation, namely, to restore our national unity, and
to place tha United States again formost among the
nations of the earth, and fi.st id the paoe. pros
perity, and happiness of its people. Tho World
seeks from those who desire such things their ;m
acd support, and, above all, the favor of llim who
crowns every good work. .
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Legal Notice.
trm.
Mcilill&n '
Territory of Nebraska, and
vs
Robert Heap ahd
bounty cf Nemaha. In chan
cery.
iiar term, A. . 1884.
Je; liartup
To Robert Heap and Jesse Bnrtlup, you are here
by notified that there has been this day filed in the
ctSce of the clerk of the District Court in and for
tho County of Nemaha and territory of Nebraska,
tllij petition of Wra. McMillan, in which he claims
a decree ainft you for the ram of two hundred
dollars with interest thereon, trotn the first day of
May A D 1S53 at tbe rale of 40 per cents per annum,
acd the cale of the northeast quarter of eee. 12, Town
5 range 1 4 east, mortgaged to secure said amount,
to satisfy the same with costs. That unless you
vuswer said petitioa cn or before the 18th day of
April a 0 1854, the same will be taken as confessed
agmust yoa, and a decree entered to theprayor of
said peutioni
., . e Wit. XfeLfcNNAN
Solicitor for Complainant;
Ordered that the above notice bo published in the
Nebraka Advertiser for fonr corporative weeks.
, R. ST Fl KETCH Clerk,
By J. D. N . Taoiirso.s Deputy. .
-nvillo, Neb, March. 3,164.
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fto. 52 1 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa;
SHOCK COHN iOR SALE.
I have OXE HUNDRED Shock) of corn that 1
wish to sell) not having time to shuck it out myself
I will sell it in the. shock cheap for cash. Water
being handy, It would bo a good chance for any one
desiring to winter stock to bay it and feed it out on
the premises. I live six miles Southwest of Brown
ville, on the Little Nemaha, three miles above Mel
tin's Mills. 8. H. COLD WELL.
Feb. 25, n21-vS-lt-pd
Probate Notice--
TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that a petition was
this day filed in my office by Elenore Kellyi
Administratrix of the estate of James N.
Kelley, deceased, the prayer cf which is to
obtain an order to all tha following real estate,
to wit: The southeast 1-4 of the 1-4,
sec 1?, town 5, range 15 east (except a tier of
b'.ocka sold off the east side. And it is or
dered that Saturday the, 13th of February,
1864, is the time set to bear, and ..determino
said petition. ' Any person concerned may
appear and show cause why said order should
not be granted. - .
D. C. SANDERS, Probate Jndge.
Brownrille, Jan. 15, 1864. B21-8-3t-$340
Estraj Kegs,
Taken np by the undersigned living one mile
north of UroWfiville, in Nemaha County, Nebraska,
on tha 23d day cf January 1864; nine head cf hogs,
the rter part of thetn spotted and part of them
nwtted vr.th a swallow fork in right ear; about
eight and t?n months old. JOHN W.BENNETT.
KrywarUle, Jan. 23, 1851. n22-S-3t-Sl3,50.
DlfffiJ,
nology; Jlccli ini.is; Alintng-Minorakgy, weoiogy,
iletaiiurjy; ltnt, Physips, physiology, sUtistJ'
social sifcneo; trdefdrdigu an i'domesiio, shipping
FA12ILY GROOEEIEB.
M'LAUGBLL IN & SWAN,
WOULD EKSPECTfTLLT ANSOtNCS TO THEIR
friends taa the public generally, tLat tfcey have just
received a superior lot of Family Groceries, ar.d Uvite
the attentloa cf purchasers to their stoca laclodiaj
NEtT OL'2AN3 SUGAR, PRIMK RTO COTTZt,
CLARIK1KO dj WPKBUL TKA,
CRUSHED do OC.ti RXbQX TEA,
POWDERED dj BLACK TEA."
RICH, SAGO, SPITS. PSPPES, CLOVES, CINXAWC
COVB CTT3TERS, BilSINS, CURRANTS, STARCE,
SOAP, Prig SODA , CB LANDS' SALESATUS, tx.
fee, &.O.,
C03 riSS 1IACXEBAL, 7ETTE TISH,
lAKS ir.0X7T,HEBIG, BIIAD.
giien apples,
cranberries,
pared peaches,
dried apples,
. dried peaches
iola333, Coal Oil, Cidsr Y&Sgtir;
SrlTtTRlL IX kf CHSW1KO TOBACCO. GOLEM
LBaF AKDOTa.TR OHOtCJS BRANDS
FIN'iCUTCAVRXDiSH, KILL1K
NICC 5MOKiKG. COit
- MOM DO.
Cigzn ofllie Best BraaCa In tfce
MarlaCt.
GHE3TXCT3, ALMOVD3. PECaJTS, PILSEKTS, PEA
NUTS, &c, &:., tc,
A" Splendid Assortment of Stick .and
. Fancy Candy from the Best Maaiifac
; turies ia the East.
Flour, Eacon, Buttsr, Eggs Sec,
The Highest . Market Prices Paid for
Country Producer
McLAUGliLlii & SWAft
, Nimaha Valley Bark Buildikc.
BkOWHtlttr, ,i an. 14, IS84. n30v8-J2O-vly.
1864, ,1864.
j?EOSPECTUS
. OF THE . :
nioffl mm.
For the Tear 1861.
DAILY, TRl-WEEIiLY & WEEKLY.
The war drama is approaching jts highest point of
interest. This year will probably consumato the
Doom of the Rebellion, witness the National Gov
ernment restored in the fallen States, these regen
erated, and Slavery obliterated frocU the land I The
events of , 'CI. will be among the inostmoment&us in
tbe History of the Country, and doubtless will in
clude the return of .Peace, and the entrance of
America upon a new eareer of nnparalleksd great
ness and praeprjty. With Labor vindicated from
the reproach of serfdom, the People will stand rip
on a higher platform of jatelligence and power, and
feel a still profounder interest in all the details of
the progress of their own end other lands. Aihe old
world is entering upon a new series of commotions,
to trrminato in the triumph of Democracy beyond
tbe Atlantio ; while emigration to America will
acquire a new and tremendous impetus, augmenting
immensely tur produotive power.
The stiring events of the times will be graphical
ly depicted in the ocluins of the Dsmockat, which
we aro resolved to render more valuable aal at
tractive than ever as a faithful
IMirror of Passing History.
. Inspired by the spirit of Democracy acknow
ledging no leader but Truth Tho Missouri Dem
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People, and prompt to denounce and repudiate any
polr uca or military aspirant who seeks to betray
their cause. . .... -
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Pictures Warrsrited to bite Satisfaction
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TAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED
Hvicg one mile north of Nemaha City; on the
10th of Nor. One heifer, three yeiis old in
tbe spring, white body with a little mixture of
red, red neck and ears, whita fae, horcs tnra
in and- np, red and -white legs.
WM. II.HAWLEY.
No. 22-23-3t-pd;
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Tbe readers of the Continental ara aware of the
important position it hns wsuiiieJ, of tbe in'.ienss
which it exerts, and cf the brilliant array of politi
cal aud literary talent of tha higtest erd-jr which
supporu it. No pubrlicatioa ot tbe kind kas, ii
this country, fo succcsiully ccmbiJI the ecerjy
aiid freeUm Cf the daily newspaper wli3 tie t'--'
er literary tori1 of the Crt-class rjoath't; as 'J it j!
very certain" that no mnsasiae bJ gifen wiltf
rne to it3 Coctfit"Btoror prelsrte3 itself so cora-1.
plttely from tho narrow iefcuen -es cf party or cf
faction, la times like the present, such a journal
is either a power ia tho land cr it is fcotbicx. That
tho Continental Is not tbe latter Is a'tu.-. .-.ntly
evidenced by what it h done by the rcSec'.a c!
its course! m many iu;jcrtnt public events, aai
in the cl aractur asd povrsr i! thoss hoa;eiu
staunchest suppjrttfr3. .
Though bat utile mors tian a y:s? l.aje;;!ci
since the Continental was nt tbiihei fj Jrtt
duriag that time acquired a s'.ertc-th and a e'-nf
Seance clevnting it to a pesitien far above that pre-
viously occupied a strength and a polhic! ffini3
eatce elavating it to a position far above tat pre
viously occupied by ony publioatian of the kini 1
America. In proof of which assertion we call at
tention to the icliofviDg facts:
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cf one buriurcd and six thiusand ccpies.
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novel. "Among tho Pines,'' Los, within a very fsw
EQA-iUlis, sold nearly tbirty-fe thousand co-.as
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thtth!smgorno for tio iinW wiii tufplcy tae'
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tore, by taies, poetry ' and becron in a word, the
Continental will be found, nndcr its" rew sUiT of
Editors, occupying aaosiuon ana presentia at eras
tions cover before found in magaxine.
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NOTICES dF TILS PR2SS.
Thi Ladt'8 FtttXND. This Is the title of a ne
magaxine published in our city by Dac Peter
son, No. 3l Walnnt Street. As iu title lniicate
it is emphatically the lady's iriand, and is replete
with everything calculated ti. vlsase and insruel
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some cf the best litTiry talent iii this country and
in England. The fashion plates in this number;
January, are sanerb and of the latest style, while
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Mirs Virgi&ia Torrnsecd, Marion Harland, and
many others. ux Mediaeval Poem," by Mrs. TUa
dolph. probably contains tho bet thoughts of the
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