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AaaiVE.
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. 2:20 p.'m.
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Dm ii
:00 p.m
4:00 .m,
;oo p.m.
Aam, Through
JJ Way
Dtth, Way
Through N. 0., Mem.
phli and Columbus-
, 2:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m,
bio JUrer rout, (except
Monday) - ;00p.m. C.oup.m,
Iron Mountain R. K 2:30 a.m. 11:00 p.n
Mill. Hirer route, Tuesday
and Friday..- 6:00 p.tn, 7:00 p.m,
Thebes, fJooso Island A Banta
Fe, Illi., Thursday Fri
day... 6:00 p.m. 7:00a. m,
Mayfleld, Illandville and
Lovslaca, Kjr 11:00a.m. 4:00p.m.
ornci novas. '
General Delivery 7:30 a.m.
(HundayaMoVa.m.)
Money Onlr depattment...... :00 a.m. 6:00
Iteglstcr " ' " " ...... e:00a.m. 5.00 p.m.
Money Prder and iteilatar Uepartinenta no
open on Hundaya.
OUlt CllUUCHES.
KK3UYrKltlAN-KlKlilli.ilr.ft.
J'reachlng, fiabbalh at 10 a. m and 1 r. a.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at V r. a.
Sunday fklHol.'J p. a. J. it. Lsn.dao, Huprr.
Intrndent. Iter. C II. Vom, Faster.
HKTiroPlHT-Cor. Kighth and Walnut file.
l'ftacnlng, Sabbath lft a. and 7 r. .
Prayer meeting, Wedneaday, TJ r. a,
iondaytichool r. . L. W. BtlUell, rioper
intendent. Iter. K. L.TaoarsoK, Pastor.
LI I UIIC II Of Til T. ItKDKKMKH-fKpl.cop!)
Morning prayer, Sabbath 10 i. a.
Evening praye ri.7lr. a.
tjabUlli School. 0 a. a.
Her. JIa. Com, Renter.
BT. PATRICK'S CllUllClI-Jor. Ninth Hi. and
Washington Airnue.
.'utile Service, HabbatlitJJand Vi'i t. a
Vespers, 3 r. a.
undsy School, '2 r. a.
Service every day, r. a.
Iter. IJ. O'HiLLoais, Prisst.
yjUSaME.VdCHHlSTIANAfrHOCIATION-Krg.
ular meetlog second Monday each month at tl.e
Prayer room of tho Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, Vt r. a., at
Jia Prayer room of the Preabyterian church.
C. Psaaoss, President.
AFIUCAN METHODIST-Pourteenth, between
Walnut and Cedar.
Bervices, Sabbath, 11 a. a.
Sunday ftihool, 1 r. a.
Class 3 r. a.
BECOMD KKEE-WILL HAITTBT 1'lflrenth SI.
Pra-hing,7 r.a. Itev. Win. Jackson, Pastor.
tetwaen Walnut and Cedar-
Eervieas BabUth, 1 and Sr..
Iter. U. llicai,Pator.
FREE-WII.l. BAPTIitTIIOME HUM KM fcUN
DAT SCHOOL Corner walnut and Cedar Hit.
SundayBcbool,9a. a.
1BST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH-Cur-
ry'a Barracks.
.Hervlces,abbalhll a. a., 3 r. a.aad 7K r. a.
Ker. Wa. Kau.tr, Pastor.
FliUT MIH310NAUY IIAITIST CHURCH-Bet-ween
loth and Htii streets, near Cedar.
Prtaeblnf Habbath 10 a. a., and 7.',' r. a.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Presihlng, Friday evening.
Habbath -hool, 1 r. a. John Van Ilaxler and
Mary Mtphens buperinlendrnta.
Iter. TJ.biiuats. Pato
STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OKKIOKIW.
Governor; John M. Palmer ;
LleuUnCci-Oortrnor. John Houxhrrlv .
tkcretary of State, Edward Hummel i
Auditor of State, C, K. I.ipplncott i
BUU Treaiurer, E. N. Hate ;
ljupt. Public lnatruution, Newton Ilaleman.
CONGliESSMEN.
J'natora-I.yman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
KeMreaentallre fr the Blate at Irje I. L
'lPdre.
reba.e,enUTe Thirteenth I)iftnct-John M
MI
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge D. J. Baker, of Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorney J. F. MiCartney, o(
Massac.
Circuit Clerk Jno. Q. Harman.
Bherifl-A. It. Irrin.
Wm. Martin, Assessor anC Treaaurer.
COUNTV COURT.
Judge F. Hroas. ,
Associates J..K. McCrlte and 8. March'ldon.
Clerk Jacob 0. l.vocli.
kroner John II. Ooasmaa.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Major John M. Lnaden.
rreasiiror J. U. Taylor.
Comptroller K. A. Uurnetl
Clerk Michael Howley.
Marshal Andrew Cain.
Attorney P. H.Pope.
Police Magistrates F. Dross and II. Shan
neasy,
Chtel ot J'oflce-L. II. Myers,
i US'BKLKCT COUNCIL
Mayor Jolin M. Laosden,
First Ward-P. O.Behuh.
Becond Vard C. It. WooawarU.
Third Ward-Jno, Wood.
Fourth Ward-S. Btaats Taylor.
1 Cliy-at-Large W. P. Ualliday ana O. Uuid.
BOARS OF ALDEBMKN.
PIU9r WAUU-James Bearden,
Leo Kleb,
Isaac Walden.
KUUND WAItU-H. U, Cunningham,
E. lluder,
Henry Winter,
Jamas Bwayne.
IHlitD WARD-jWm. Btratton,
Patrick Fitxge:ald
OURT1I WAUU-Jamea Carroll.
fl. H.Bease,
. J.H.Metcalf. "
Time of Mcehng.
cirr coi'ncil.
r' rhn Citv Council meets In loint session on
Iday areninx preceuinfr the first Monday ol
n rnoaiu.
Th. SILECT COI'NCIL,
day ndMrrsjL Council meets on the first Wednta
each monf rsday, alter the aecond Monday in
s
Tho Board oi or ateis
Monday and Tu.'Aldermon meets on the fin
MIT Vujf In
-Mo. -V-S 0
COMMIT
very month,
On Strcelt
Oy THE COUNCIL.
ood and MetcoU
ro(n(ve-Moati.rvT
aid. Seaio and Halll-'i
Taylor, Walder, Winter,
.Innk.m tin V. 1 1 Yi L i 1 r. a .
taimi siossra. Y i
JVlM and Jat-tlei , Cunningham and Kteh.
Woodward
l-varrou, uuuer anu
'fOrdmantM Messrs.
Fin Dmartmtnlili ML ttt.l.la. and TavIa.
suimsj.. - n..rf. a .n. ...I
AfarHcrz-Messrs, BchlneioH,""""i
JmH(ii)j-nessrs.woii,ju "-,., anrl
- nf .inline
Mr.Rtarllon and' OmrnT naiiwano "ewaii
' die
for tiessra. Ka
j the An
ie smallest
oster, and a
.eis.men no go.
x to St. Louis, Oh
MIIKIW OKKEHAL ASSEMULY.
yplon, lit Dlatrlet T. A. E. Holcomb, ol
o jandB. K. Gllwon.of Gallatin.
N tentatlre, lat Dlatrict-U. Wation Webb;
3 i..J.
gfte faff 0 jjpfc ' lillela
PROPRIETORS.
THE BULLETIN.
MRS RUTH.
HTRANUK
8T0KIEH AJiOUT
Lire.
(From the Lawrence (Kan.) Tribune, Deo. 30.1
ror llio patt inuntli or mora tlicro lirive
boon ruif or flying on our ntroeta to tho of
foot Hint Mrr. Kutli lias been conducting
honclf In moat jlmmoful innnnor with
one of tho prisoner. Usunlly rumor will
not do to depend upon. Hut wo hnvo in
vcatlgntcd tlicao citrcfully, and nro forced
to bcllovo that they hnvo conaldcrnblo
foundnllon. Certain incidents and clr
cumatnnces in Mr. ltuth'a prlion lifo point
but too brondly to tho auiplclon Hint her
relation with u young Frenchrimn in tho
Jail hnvo not been what they ought to bo.
It would nlio nppwir that Mm. lluth ha
likewijo been too Intlmato with Johnion,
tho well-known wltnen In tho Medllcott
cate. For tomo timo past the linn pretend
ed to bo very kind to him. About n I
week or o ngo ho becutno slightly
Indiiposed. nnd Mm. Kutli nmiarii! ii
cup of tea nnd n dono of vinegar for him,
whicli Iio took. Almont mmediatolv ft;r
taking thcjn prepumtiona lit beennm vitv
Ick, nnd nppcured nt if ho had tnkcii
BMciiic. AVc undcratnnd that tlm nd (.
cinns who nttonded hint wero of tho opin
ion that luatickncM wnscuiiifd I,,. nic
and trented him for iucb. vo law Jnhn
lon lnt Mfinilv Jli fnco vraa ttill
bwoIIci, wl ''"fk linei under hi cye,
and piefentcd n fearful irectuc)o. Wo nak
ed lutn what wu the mutter. Ho nniwor-
ed Hint he had been very sick, aud had
romo near dyinc. Hince his alcknesa he
has bern allowed to ilecp in the office of
tho jail. Last Saturday, ns Mrs. Kutli
was pausing or standing in tho office, she
went ur to Johnion. who was si Hint? on a
chair, and commenced to stroke his hnlr,
snylnK, " I'oor fellow." Johnson puMicd
her nway with his hand, and laid: " Go
away from me: I don t want to havo-any-thing
more to do with you f
Vi'u miuht relate many other incidents
which huvc coma to our knowledge, and
will, hereafter. Our readers will draw
their own conclusions from what we have
related.
FEATHERS! FEATHERS!
II. Levy & Co., nt No. 03 Ohio levee,
arc on hand nnd for solo In quantities to
suit pitichaieri, one thousand pounds of
good feathers. They will be sold at prices
within the reach of tho poorct. Families
suppled nt rotaooable rates. dec 12-tf
Foh new citron, orango and lemon
peel, go to Jorgenson'a corner of Twen
tieth atroet and Washington avenue, tf
PHIL HOWARD,
Wkioht'h no piu Ultra minced mca
prepared expressly for family use, at Jnr-
genscn s.
JoKOK.NhO.v has tho best
East India
tf
presorvc for salo cheap.
The best French
iitichovleii n
the city
tf "
at Jorgcnson's.
TIIIllTV-l-irTII KKI'OIIT
Of theCondillcnoftlie
'IRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CAIRO, ILL.,
At the close of btlsinefs, December 1C, UTI.
HKiOimCKS.
Loans and dici)Unla...........
Urer uralts
6,:i70 41
U. a. lonits to secure circiila
tion - - .(....-.
. B. bonds and securitl son
hand .......
M,iio oo
3,310 03
Other stocks, bonds, and mort
gages
Due from redeeming and re
serve agents
Due from olber Nations! banks
Duelrom banks and (linkers...
ltcsl estate
j, mi w
15.M1 57
1.9.VI U
te.VJS i
Kurnllure and futures
3,;ui 7t
Cash Items, Including retenue
stamps
Current expenses
f!iwh on hand, in foin S l.Ott ?!
no ci
Currency - .'t,3l M-26 308
r
LIAHILITIEH!
a I i t k I slock -
iioo.(..i i.i
Kxchange I 7M TO
miereti tii si
llrotlt nnd loss 471 77-
- l.cf.7 en
Circulatlon outstanding
T'.'.oun OH
:i7 o)
M.S'.'t 73
Hue to rtauonaipiacK
Individual deposits
I iVJ la" U
fifatp nf Illinois. Countvof Aleiandr. ss.
1, j. ii. Jiugnes, cjisiiier i inorirsi .luonui
Hank ot Cairo, do so emnlv swear lliat the above
stutemert is. true to the best ol my knoHledgc
nnd belief. 0. N. IIIIOllKrf, Caliler.
Bubscrltiod and sworn to Ufore me, tills 'i'M
dayol Dxcember, 1871.
uiini. .v4itHtn'll.l.'l liui.i; , iii'iiv.
Correct Attest i
Itobt.W. Miller, "i
J. T. ltennle, VDirrctora.
D. Hurd, J
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of tih;
CITY NATIONAL 13AKK
nv OAllir,
At Cioro, in the stnte of Illinois, at the clou-
riusinens. iH-ceiiluer iv, idu,
; ' HEHOUUCEH t
Loans anil discount 1137. tin 41
Overdraft i l,v eu
11 M. llnnil. In gprMlrn niri-ll-
latlon . iuo,wn '
U. H. Honda on hand 13,3iJ 00
Other stocks, bonds and
mortgagcv 4,319 7J
Due irom reueeming anu
receiving agents 1111,274 SI
Due from other National
Hanks 10.CC0 47
Duo trom other tanks and
bankers 19,390 22 170,313 (3
Hanking House K,iru
Other raal estate ,170 15
41,170 15
Current expenses
4.V8I HJ
Taxes paiu .
Checks and other caih
Items...,.
Bills of National Until-
Fractional currencv...........
Specie, coiu ,
Lngal tender notes
tt.m 32-
6,J7 15
7,814 81-
7,917 OH
C3t l'J
7.712 at
3O.0U0 do 64,078 C4
tm,w 91
LIAIIII.1TIE3
Capital stock paid in ..
$100,000 no
w.oco ui
8,t(IO W)
Circulation outstanding
urDius
Kxcnance
$ 0,2sl 31
interest
Profit and loss,..
Individual denoslts
ic,w7 a
10,
7a
4II.CM 7R
1112,101 74
Due to buaks and hauliers..
$429,657 I")
of Illinois, Alexander county, ss. :
I, W. lly.lon. assiBtnntcaslilor of the Citv Na-
hJ? ii Jalro do solemnly awear that tha
, ,o ,,,11, lo mo oefci ot my knowl
edge and belief, . w, HYHLOP. Asst. Cashier.
bUDsciibed and sworn to befo:eme this 22d
uay oi Keccmuer, ion. j, h, CAN DEE,
Correct attest; Notary Public.
W. I. Halllday, )
II, H.Cuiinlnghnro, V Directors,
Q. V, Williamson, J
SECRET ORDERS,
THE MASONS.
Caibo .CoaaaNDCRr, No. 13. Slat Assembly
at the Aiylum Maaonl j Hall, first and thtrdlBal.
urdara In each month.
Caiao Cocxm, No. 21, tiegular Conrocatinn at
Masonic Hall, the second Friday In each month.
Cajao Ciurrra, No. 71.-Regiilar Conrocatloh
at MMonlcHall, on the third Tuesday of erery
mtntn.
Caiao Loaai , No. 237 F, A A. M Regular Com.
rnunlcations at Maaanio Hall, tho aecond and
fourth Mondays o each month.
KtiTA Lodo, No.6C V. t A. M.-Regular Com
munications nt Jtasonlc Hall flrst and third
Thursdays In each month.
TUB ODD-Fr.I.LOWS.
AirxAMr.a Lorxir. 224. Meets In OddFi-llcv's.
Hell, In Art-r'a IluMJing, erery Thursday even
n, at 7 o'clock
Ir;.rj.ai Office 104 W. Fifth St., Cln. O.
THE O.VI.V RRLIATILR GIFT KNTCRrUtsr. IX
Til K COUNTRY I
$60,000.00
IN V A L U A I) L E GIFTS!
To redistributed In
Ii. 33 . S 1 3ST 323 ' S
lMid Regular Monthly
GIFT ENTERPRISE
To l! drawn Mondsy. February ltth, IST2.
Two Grand CAi'iTii.for
$5,000 EACH IN GltEENIiACKS !
Two Prlis of Jl.Onn; Fire Prises otVM, Ten
Prises of yloo, eaijh in Greenbacks I
1 IIore and Biugy, with silrermountet
nirDrMi.wonn jeno
one hnc'tone-i Ko.fwi.o.l Hl.nn. nnh . uti
Ten FsmllySewIng llachlnei, worlh, each 100
rue iieary lessen i.om iiunilng Walclie
and Henry (ioM Chain, wnrtli, e.eh....
Fire Hold Atmricai Jlnnllnx Watches,
worth. ech
300
123
110
Ten IjkIIc-' (iold llunuug W.tctes, worth
each .
eUMiolJ smlfjiUer Lerer Huntlnic Wntch-
es (In all), worth, each, from J.-0lo3i
ladies' Oold Leominn Chains, fivnt's nnlrf Vi
Chain, Solid .nl Double-Plated Milrer Table
and Teaspoons, I'hotoiraph Alnums, Jewelry, etc
wnoie number gifi, e.o"). Tickets limited l
Azents wanted to sell Tit km In wbuii. l'bursl
premiums will be paid,
biDfle tickets tl : six ticket- tS; twelre ueke.
110; twentr-tire (20.
rlri.tll.PM .nnl.lnln- m Full .f m A
ecrlption of the mannn of drawine. and other in.
formation in reference to tho distribution, wlllU
sent to any one arderlng them. All! Inter nuin
ue Knores.ea io i. i. nir., uox so,
orrics. Cincinnati. O
101 Wett Mh st. noT2Cdwlv
atOt'KniI AND DRY (ItlODN.
WILLIAM KLUGK,
nraitn ii
FAMILY GROCERIES,
unv-aooDS,
NOTIONS, ROOTS AND SHOF.S,
HATS AND CA1K, ETC.,
Has just received a heary stocx of Boots and
slices, Hosiery ana uiions,
FOR SALE FOR CASH VERY CHEAP
lie alio has a hne stock of Family Crcceriesot
eiery Kina.
CORNER SXTH-ST. AND COMMER
CIAL-AV.,
I'AIItO, ILLINOIS
II. M. HULEN,
GROCER and CONFECTION
MEECHANT.
No. 134 Commercinl-ave.,
RAIKO, ILLINOIS.
STKTTArKltS & AVINEMAN,
IMinnirr.H .mi jucucas Or
X) "Z" GOODS
N OTIONS,
1211 MlelilRiiti Avenue, ncttvps-ii
Miul
Inoii nnil Monroe,
CHICAGO.
decftdeowlm.
I'OUNDHIKN.
I. & E. GREENWALD.
UAM-racvt'asas or
Steam Engines
Hollers,
KlonroniUOnst Mills,
Haw Mills,
Tho "Topper'
Patent Ora letai
MAOIIINKHY VOIl OKSKItM. PURPOSES,
CINCINNATI OHIO
nw,)27
l'AINTEllN.
MOORE & MATHEWS,
House, Sign and Ornamental
PAI1TTEBS,
Dcrorntlvo I'nnrrliaucliiff, HiiIkoiiiiii.
inir, Hfs
Done In tho xpghest ttsle ol the atl, and a
rules that defy competition.
auor IN PKURY HOUSE, CORNKII 01' 8th
STRICT AND CMMKRCIAL AVENVS.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1872.
connMNion ajtd roawAumxa
J. M. PHILLIPS & CO..
(Successors (o K, n. Hendricks A Co., )
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS
"WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS
Llleral Advances n:i
upon.
consignments.
Are prepared to receive, stole am orard
freights to alt points and buy r.U
1 aril on commission, ."
"iiislne "Hended to promptly
MILLER ct PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
KOHWAltmWOMERCHANTS," "
AND
DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.
AGENTS for FAIRIJANK'S SCALES
68 Ohio Lkvkk, CAIRO, ILLS.
CLOSE k VINCENT.
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
sr
DEALEES LIME
Cement, Plaster Paris,
AND
PLASTERER'S II A I R,
Corner Klithth Ntrrct nnd Ohio I.evoe
CAIRO, ILL.
0. D. WILLIAMSON.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION M KUCHA NT,
No. 70 Ohio I.rvop.
0 A I It (), I 1. 1, I N O I H.
irSpecIal.tsitcnMon
and orders.
i;nn to conslguments
WOOD RITTENHOUSE,
FTiOUll
General Commission Merchant
ia.1 OHIO LEVEE,
Cairo, Illinois
7., D. MATHUSS.
E. C. UHL
MATHUSS & UHL,
POEWAEDI 1ST Q-
ANI) UE.NF.ItAL
Commission Merchants,
dealers in
ELOTJE, GEAI1T.
HAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE
.So. Ut JUIIIO I.KVKK,
Btfo-reii urfA Sixth St., CAIHO, ILU
aug diwtl'
CHARLES M. HOWE k CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
FORWAR DI N(i M ENCHANTS .
No. G4 Ohio Leveo,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
H."'P'HrLLIH
nov22dtf
JOHN
(Successor to Paiker A Plu'.lis,,
GENERAL COMIISSION
AMI
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
AND
DEALER IN HAY, CORN, OATS,
Flour, Meal, Bran,
Cor. TENTII-ST. and OHIO LEVEE
CAIRO. ILL.
' STRATTON & BIRD
(Successors to Btratton, Hudson It Clark.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION M KRCHANTS,
57 Ohio Loveo, Cairo, Illinois.
-Aoenls of American Powder Co., and man-
fttcturers agents for eottou varn
LIFE I.VICRA(CK.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Tin:
Most Succkshful
Life Insuhanck Corporation or
tiik World.
PXTEELY
NO STOCKHOLDERS
Amount ok Policies in Forck Dec 31,
Total Income to St.wB date,
Net Ivchkahk or Rihks in Force, 1870,
The I.i rarest Ns Iitcrcnao tltirlnir the year 1H70 of nay Conipnuy In the World.
Qiiocs Increase of isks in Force, 1870, -530,327,7110 00
Only two companies In tho world exceed this gross Increase during 1870.
Tho .nly company which guarantees, as n chartered rUht, tho orinoiplo of LOCAL INVKST
MENTH IN KACII 8TATK, in proportion to Its Premiums or Ke-Insuranee Kund.
Th only compsnv winch, by Its charter, aires EACH 81ATK A ItKl'HEHENTATlVK IN TIIK
HOME HOAItl) OF DIUECTOlri.
C3-E3STEE-A.Xj OFFICE, ST. XjOTTIS, XEO.
JAMES H. IJRITTON, President.
Henry AV. Hocoii, Vico President.
Wm. Hanley, Secretary.
(J. F. RURNES, Attorney. K. L. Lkuoink, M.D. Mcl. Ofllcor,
' Hon. "Wm. Rarnes, Consulting Counol nnd Actuary.
SOVTUERN ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT.
E. P. JlUM-ivoHAM, Manager.
CAIBO BKA1TCH BOAieU.
The follcivlng named gentlemen hold or control 110,000 insurance each, In the I.llc Association
of Amcrca:
P. W. Barclay,
II. Weihi.
H. II. Canhue,
John Antrim,
Chas. Gauoiier,
J. M. Phillim,
C.Ha.vny,
R. S. Brioham,
Paul O. Scnun.
I.rnrn our llnlrsj niirt I'lnna lirforc
LOCAL
Carl L. Thomas-,
ler)tim.
1TIAAZI.EN.
SCIURNElt'S
MOUTHLY,
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EDITED HY J. 0. HOLLAND,
.luMoro"Bittfr Suttt," " Kalhrina," " 1hnotlu
TVmnl't Lttttri," Etc.
This magatlne, which his risen so rapidly In
populsr lavor, has now been
GREATLY ENLAKGED,
and wilt beatlll further improved during the com
ini? year,"
A scries of papers by Mr. Gladstone, prime
minister of England, will shortly a"petr; also,
tn Able Discussion ol the National lianklnji Sys
tem of this country ; a new story by Mrs. Oil
phantls promised, etu., etc. j whilst every num
ber will be rich In ahoiter stories, illustrntf ct arti
cles of popular science, poems, essays, editorials
and reviews, eic.
The subscription price Is LOO p.T j ear, plia
ble in advance. , ,
To enablo all parties to commence villi the
series, which wo am sure will be worihv icre
ful preservation, will ena to soy '''
new subscriber, ihn ti numbers ot voltmus 1. ami
II.lorll.Ui.or tho 11 numbers prior to J.itiuit,
U72.for M.
tl. mIii.ih will contain
MORE THAN 3,000 PAULS,
moro than KO Brilliantly Written Aitielea, and
nearly 1W Compleleil Mories, 'laies ol Ailveiiture,
Wit'an'l Ilumir. I'oems, sr., combtntnn wilh
these the shiest eaitnrials and the most tx-sutiful
illustrations, somu uf dieui slu ij tho critics to
be fully cuuil to the work of (iustave Dore.
We ciuote, ns fairlv representlnR the Reneral
sentiment o: the newspaper press in regard to the
Monthly, tho following from tne llutlulo Com
mercial Adverti't-r: ....
"tfCHIHNEH'iS MONTHLY Is a splendid ant
cess. It has taki n Its lacc in the front rank of
the periodicals of the world, lu the beauty of its
ttpogrnpliivnl appenran:e, the perfection of its
Illustrations, the variety of Its reading mutter,
nnd the vigor of its editorials, and, in general,
good ant moral influence, it is a publication ol
which America should feel proud."
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1872.
ECLECTICTIAGAZINE
or
Foreign Literature, Science and Art,
Established In 1811. iheECLECTlC enters wilh
he January number upon the twenty-eighth year
of its existence. This lact aiono speaks much for
tho character of the publication, tor no mngaiine
could have lived so long amid tho tierce rivalry
and competition to which it has been subjocted
without possessing high degree of merit and
,0..iin V ucll.ilptlned want', but it s not too
muoli to nay that, during nil Ihese years, the Eu-
LKUTIU "as well rrcojjuiivu a
nent in America of that vast intellectual activity
which findsexpresHionlnthepeiiodicnl literature
of Europe. Tho plan ut the ECLEU I'll! is to sc.
led from tho held thus outlined, all those, arti
cles, i:sas, Itovlews, Tales, fcturles, and Ulo
graphical bketches, which re likely to prove en
teitttiuing, Inslructiroand permanently v.liiftblei
and it cummeiiCs itse.t especially to that great
body of intelligent .readers w ho seek profit as well
as amusement In solid and lit altliliii literature.
llesideD the longer articles, which themselves
represent every variety of subjects, the E-dectlc
has five editorial depaitments-Litcrary Notices,
Foreign Literary Notes, Science, Art, and arie-
"The volumes for H72 will not be less attractive
than those which preceded them. Withineieas
Ing facilities and increasing patronage, the com
ing volumes will bo more thoroughly representa
tive than evr before ol tho test Intellectual
progress of tho limes.
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TIIK AI.DIXE.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1872
riFTII YEAR.
A litpreientatice and Champion of Amcrt
can Art.
THE LIDIINVEls
An Illustrated Monthly Journal claimed t
oe ifie Aantfsomest raper xn the
World.
.."r'JI,0.rn5r.luT0 ,0,h workmen of THK
ALI'INK who are striving to make their profes
lon worthy of admlratiou tor beauty, as it naa
Iways been for usefulness," lltnry Want BtttSer
T1IR AIDIXE, while Issued with allthareg
ulanty, has none of the temporary or tuntly inter
est characteristic of ordinary periodicals, Ik la
anolegant mlscellaney of pure, lignt, and graca
tul literature, and a cellectlon of pictures, th
rarest specimens ot ariistlo sk'll, in black and
white. Although each succeeding number aflorda
a fresh pleasure tc its friends, tho real valua and
beauty of Till: Al. DIM: will be most appreciated
alter it has been bound nt the clo.e of the year
While other publications may claim superior
cheapness ns cominred wilh rlvalsofof a similar
class, TIIK ALDl.Vis niiolquonJd original con
coptlon alono and uuapproached absouitelr
vmhout competition In price or character. Tha
possessor ol tho volume just completed cannot
duplicate tlio quantity ol Hue paper and engrav
ings in any other shape or number of volumes
for ten tunes Its cost.
The labor nf getting THE ALDINE ready on tha
presa is so great that reprinting Is eut ot the ques
tion, With the excel lion of a small numoar
specially reserved lor binding, the edllionn of
17 1, is already exnauated, and it la now a scare
a well al valuable book,
NEW FEATURES FOR 1878.
Art Department.
Tho enthusiastic, support so readily accorded
10 their enterprise, wherever it has been intro
duced, has convinced the publishers of TUB
AI.UINKof tho soundness of their theory that
the Aiiiviluan publlo would recognise and heartily
support any sincere e Hurt to e.evato tha ton and
stundnrd of illustrated publications. That to
many weakly wtcsed sheets exist and thrive la
not evidence that there is no market tor anylnlar
better indeed Hit success of THE ALDINE from
the start ts direct proof of the contrary. Wltn a
pnpulatiou so vast, nnd of such varied taste, a
publisher can choose his patrons, and his pspi r l
rather indicative ol bis own than of ihe tsale of
the country. Asa guarantee of the excellence ot
this department, tho publishers would beg Wan
noiinco during iho coining year, specimens front
tho following eminent Ameiti'an ai lists I
W. T. Iticiuans, UaaxviLLa Planus,
Wm. Hirt, F. O. C. Dailiv,
Wm. lliiun, Vicioa Niuiiu,
GroRar.8Mn.ir, Wm. tl. Wilcox,
Auu, Will, James H. Ilsaao,
Jamxs SuiLcr K. E. Placer,
Fuank lltiUII, Pact Duos,
J. How.
These pictures are being reproduced without
regard to expense by Ihe very beat ensnvera In
thecoumry, and will bear the severest critical
comparison with the best tore go worlc, it being
the determination ot tho publishers that THfi
ALUlNli shall bo a successful vindication ol
American wite In compel. tion with any existing
publieattun In tho world.
I.Mcrary Department.
Where as much attention Is nnnl m iii...t..n.
and get tipof the work, loo much dependenco en
njTJcuiurKt iuj lvtj uniurauv ue reared. TO an
ticipuin such imsgtvMgs, Ita is only necerrary to
nunc, .tini .110 vruuutiui iiiuaagemeni ci THjS
ALIllNKhas been entrusted to lis. HICHAatU
IIK.MtYbTOUDAHU, who has received assur
ances of asslstuncu trom a host of tho most poyu-
Tho Volume for 1973
will contain ne.irly 800 pages, and abiutttOfln
engravings. Commencing with the number for
January, mery third number will contain abaeu-
tllill iinieu piiiuru uu pisio uspvr, insenaa aa a
frontisulece.
The Christmas nhmber for 1871, will be a splen
did volume in itself, containing flfiy engravings,
(four in tint) and, although rtuile l a l olllbo
sent without extra charge to all yearly sub
scribers. A Cbroino to Every Bubacrlfetr
was n very popul.tr leature tait year, and will ba
repeated with the present volume, The pub
lishers have purchased an I reproduced, at I r.al
expense, Ihe beeutiug by tims, entitled Dime
Nature' School." Tneonrtiro Is 11x13 Inches,
nnd Is nil exact fao-slmllc, In silo and appearsnca,
of the origins! picture. to Amoilcan curomo,
which wlir at all compare wilh It, has yet been
ottered at retail forless than the pr.o a.lied for
THE ALDINE snd It tjgeti:er. ii will be dally
ered tree, wuh the January number, M
subscriber who pays lor one year la advanoe.
Terms) for IH71-
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