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DOMESTIC MARKET.

At New Orleans. Flour was selling ii klIsl
lots a, Sc a 6 81 for old wheat and Z .ior new
wheat. EF
AT N. York.-The market for Flour present
cd heavy appearance, owing 10 the contoste'
light receipts CT Western &c 81 a 7; OHI06 81
and Southern sc 81 62; The opinion is in ia
vor Of a slight decline.
AT Cincinnati The prevailing rates de nand
ed are still $4 81 u wheat IS.
At Dover -Four 81 so per bbl. whea
a5 per buslle.
AT MassilIon.-F!pUr $5 per bbl. wheat s5.
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For the Democrai.


We publish the following verse;, Vetbatlgp
tsrottnt.- T
o.. mary thou art shurely dair y
Behold thine Eyes are bright
I've wreathed my spirit in thine y 1iF
For tits Dark as night.
I've heard,hy song behold its sweet 5s
J., as breath ofbrds in may
Aid music folded round thy feet u
80 beautiorrs are they.
Whilst1. have hurried from the throng
T., Leah upon thy chair
I.heard the beauty of thy song
and saw thou was fair
But. why need I. my hymn pour round
che pillow ofthy Rest
Methnks the bird Of thy hearts found
A. far. far. Greener nest.
For I've no bloom Of smiling youth
Thou, at taken that from me.
] only bring my Earnest truth
My Glowing heart to thee, p,
Rivers ofsorrow's in my cup
Turn not thy face,away
o., smile and then III. Drink itup
Were itdeath right away.
F'on Death itself would seem to rest
Rather then rack my frame
IT, NJ. r. 7. would say i'm blest
In. changing but her NAME.
PHILOM
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GOOD ADVICE TO AFARMER.


"MANY year ago. said quaker friend,
who told US be followihg anecdote, many
years ago, BROTHER fthe celebrated Benjamin
West, who had been cooper in this city, q
man Of fsterling eence and integrity, purchased
farm some miles out Of the city, which had
been suffered to be oyeIrun with brars and
bushes. s.-Iie was for a short time considered BY
his neighbor farmers as yery far from being a.
wise as Solomon, or eTen themselves; but in q
few years his was the best and most projuc-
tive farm within fly miles around him. and bis
fame as farmer spread far and wide. One
day a man came to him who was desirous of
improving his farm ,.and asked him how he
should do it. AGo hume, said Mr.. West, nnd
make FIVE or ten acres as rich as thoe wants,
and come to me and viii tell thee what 70 do
next. But, saidthe farmsF, haYe not manure
enough to do that Very well, then, 50 and
prepare three acies, TWO acres, or one
acre, in the same way, but what thee un>
dertakes, do well.-The &rmer, said our friend
perfectly comprshended The advice, aud what
is unusual, praetised upon and benefitted BY It,
leaving at his death one ef the best farms in the
country.y Go and do thou likewise:-PhilG.
Her0IJ a. II
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ATTENTION.

Notice is hereby given to the Com
missioned officers of the lst Rifle Reg
iment 4th B. Sd D. o NJ, 10 meet a,
the houseof Jonathan Tucker on Sat-
urday 9th day of October next; and
then and thereto elect one Colonel for
said regiment
BY order ofthe Brig. Gen.
r, Pritchard.
Brig. lospector.
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DOVER, AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
PRICES CURRENT.

MARRIED.-In Cleveland on Tues.
Gay the 10Th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Ber-
ry, Mr. A q Dmock of Cadiz, Ohio,
to Ann 7 Dingley, formerly Of RAILWAY
N. Jersey. -
On the 9th inst, by Geo. Howen-
stein ESQ.,, Mr. Jacob Geeiing to Miss
Lucinda Ptichard. all Of Stalk Co.
On the l2lh instant, by the Rev. MI
Harbrook, Mr. Augustus Carney, to
| Miss Susan Trump. both Of Stark Co.
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CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, AND COLDS,

Nervous diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsia,
bilious diseases, piles, ulcers female weakness,
and all causus ofhypochondriacism, lowspirits,
palptaion Of the heart nervous irritability, ner-
vous weakness, fluor abus, seminal weakness,
indigestion, loss of appetite, heart burn. general
debility, bodily weakness. chloross or green
sickness, Aaulency, hysterical Paintings hysier-
les, headaches, hiccup, sea sickness. night mare
rheumatism, asthma, tic douloureux, cramp,
spasmodic affections, and those who are vicN
tins to that most excruciating disorder, Gout,
will find relief from their sufferings, course OF
DR.. Evans medicine.
Pains in the side, chest, limb, head. stomach
or back, dimness or confusion Of sight, alternate
Aushes Of heat and chilliness, tremors, watch
ings, agitation, anxiety, bad dreams, spasms,
mercurial and all delicate diseases, are success
fully treated by DR.. Evans.
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10 Another recent test Of the HRrirellsd cirh,s
9fDr. Nm. Exams Medicne.--DY DYSPEPSIA,
TEN YEARS STANDING. .--Mr: J. McKen-
zie, l76 Stanton street, was afflicted with the
above complaint fer len years, which incapacla-
ted h m al intervals, for the period Of six years.
70 attending to his business, restored TO perfect
health under the salutary treatment of DR.. VIM.
Evans.
The symptoms ,Ore.--A sense Of distension
and oppression after eating, distressing pain in
the pit of the stomach, nausea, impaired appe-
tlte, gddiness, palpitation Of tire heart, great
debility and emaclation, depression Of spirits,
disturbed rest, sometimes a bilious vomiting.
end pain in the right side, an extreme degree Of
ianguor and talntness any endeavour to pursue
his business causing immediate exhaustion and
wearinesa.
Mr.. Mckenzie is daily attending to his bsui-
ness, and none oil the above symptoms have re-
Cured since he used the medicine. He is now
strong and healthy man. He resorted to my
rlads OF remedies, but they were all Intellectual,
lie is willing 10 give any information to the af-
hcted respecting the inestmable benefit render
ed to him by the use OF DR.. VIM. Evans med
cine,
The above Medicine can be procured Of all
DR.. VIM. Evans advertised agents in the United
States, and throughout The World.
W Dr.. Evans, in order to prevent the pat4
rons OF his Medicines being imposed upon by
counterfets, has had the labels of all his medi
clnes entered according to act ofCongress. He
requests them therefore, to be particular in see.
ing that the labels contain the following notice !:
Entered according to act of Congress, ,by w.
EUans, in the year 1889, in the Clerks Office Of
the Southern District Court of Ne,o. York." '
AGENTS.
M. c. Younglow. Cleveland.
J. A. Beebe. Akron.
A. Underhil. Massillon,
Dover.
J. Overholt. N. Philadel peia
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ATHERTON & PECK
attorileps at 1am.
NEW PHlLAD E l. P HVI A
July 80, 1889.
FEMALE sEMINARY.-Tht

H\ANTON FEMALE SEMINARY.-The
III Trustees OF this institution would re~
spectfhlly inform its patrons and the public
generally, that the school will be opened for the
reception ofpupils on'the list day of Adjustment,
under the superintendence Of Rev. Jno M.
Goshorn. andnis lady. Mrs. Goshorn has been
engaged in the instruction of young ladies about
12 years--fve Of which she had charge of the
Female Department Of the Norwalk Seminary.
The utmost confidence NAV he reposed in their
qualification to conduct the SCHOOL in such a
manner as to give their pnpils the advantages of
a complete English and Classical edicaiion.
E RMS OF TUITION, per quarter of 70
weeks.
Primary Department, SO 90
First Glass in English studies, including
Reading, Writing, English Grammer
Modetn, Ancient ard Universal Gn-
oeraphy, with The use Of Globes; s. t
Composition. id a OC
Second Class in English, ihcludna Ma
tural, Moral, and Intellectual rhio-
sophy, Astronomy, Boiony. Msiie-
matics, Natural Theology, Rhetoric,
Logic, &c. nc, 5 90
rnamental Department, Drawing Paint
Ding, &C.. 6 90
Classical Depart ment, Latin aud Greek
Languages. together with the
French, 500 extra
Pupils from distance will be assisted by the
Trustees in obtainiog suai lie placesto board:
A philosophical apparatus will be procured as
soon as possible, for the use Of the school.
Editors friendly to the cause Of education. will
uloaao g;va THE nntice fe w inaertions
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DIR. GOODIES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

These Pills are strongly recommended to the
notlce of the Ladies as a safe and efficient rem
edy in removing those complaints peculiar to
their sex, fromwant of Exercise, or general
Debility Of the System, distractions, Suppress
sions, and lrregularity of the Menses at the
same time strengthening, cleansing, and giving
tone 10 the Stomach and Bowels, and producing
a new and healthy action throughout the sys
en- gen orally. They create Appetite, correct
Indigestion, remove Ciddiness and Nervous
Headache, and are eminently useful in those
Flatnlent Complaints which distress Females so
much a, the TURN OF LIFE. They obviaie Cos.
tiveness, and counteract all Hysterical and Ner
vous Affections likewise afford soothing and
permanent reefin Flnor Albus, or Whites, and
in the most obstinate cases Of Chorosis, OIL
Green Sickness, they invariably restore the pal.
lid and delicacte female to health and vigonr.
These Pills have gained the sanction and ap-
Nrobaton of the most eminent Physicians in the
United States, and nanv mothers can likewise
Testify to their extraordinary efficacy. To mar
ried females, whose expectations of the tender
nst pledges of connnbial happiness have beer
Ieiaated, these Pills may he truly esteemed q
alissfll boon. They soon renovate all fhuc
anal debility, and If taken, according to direc-
tons. D5viate all morbid action. A medium thus
safe ard efficacious, will he lound in
DR.. Goodies Celebrates Female Pills.
These Pills are Of two kinds namely No.
nr Laxative Pills, and No. 2. Restorative Pills
They are for all the following diseases Sup.
preston, lrregulariiy or Retention Of the Men
ses, Fluor Albus, Chloro-is or Green Sickness,
Cosiveness. Gravel. Incontnence Of Urine
Nervous Affections, Mysteries, Prolapsus Uteri
or falling of the Womb, and Piles. Those Pills
are also particularly adapted to the male as wei
Az the female sex, for the cure Of the following
diseases: Nervous Diseases Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia Bilious Diseases and all cases of Hy'
. chondriacism, Low Spirits. Palpitation of til,
Heart, Nervous lrritahlltv. Nervous Weakness
IndIrestion, Loss ofAppeite, Heartburn, Gen.
eral Debility, BODILY Weakrpss. or Flaiuoncy.
Heada hes, Nightmare, Rheumatism. A>thmn
Tic Doulomeux, Cramp. Sposmodlc Affections
and those who are victims to that most ex.
"rrcating disorder Gout; also, Pains in III,
Side, Chest, Limbs Head. Stomach or Rack
Dimness or Confusion OF Sight, Alternate flush
es Of Heat and Chline>s, Tremors, Watching
agitation Anxiety. had Dreams and Spasns
This Medicine is acknowledged 70 he one q
the most valuable ever discovered, as a purifie
Of the blood aud fluids. T''s superior To Srr-
saparilla. whether as suhorfc or ALTERNATIVE.
Directions for use.-Pills No. must be taksr
from three 10 six, or more, at bed time, suff
cieu to operate briskly, TIL the desired oliectil
effected. Take No.2 according to the direction,
as on the box.
In all cases, both kinds Of the pills are 10 b,
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DR.. WM. EVANS
MEDICAL CONSULTATION
OFEJrE
OFFICE.

100 CHATHAM STREET, YORK.
DDr. Evans Office for Medical consulia-
ton and advice. 100 Chatham street, n. Y.-
Daily attendance is given for personal consul
tation. Immediate answers are returned to
ccnntry letters, which must minutely describe
tho case, and contain remittance for advice and
medicine, which can I've forwarded to any parl
ofthe world, however distant No difficulty
can occur as the medicine will be securely packs
ed. and letters ofadvice carefully protected from
observation.
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,.sITE Ms1

Al Genious in Boston has ipys
al. Oh, that when rubbed 0pon lke
according y directions wall pyodp|
moi Acne head of.bsir- but spy scft|
hal, i Vie called the oil Of speag ags.
aWhy, MI B. said 4 tall yeAgsI
little person who wHs aa cQmpans M
half dozen huge men, i pTolRstl
not see you before. Very hkeisI
Piled the little gentleman, 4 sra5lil
sispepce among six penniess M fgi
percoifsd, but worth lbe whole pt n
Al young girl win not hesIly'&j I
you her age. But you don't 4
Pun dom that thing. "a
Tho Picaynne 10 describing
moth negrese that sells Riaae z
hum. says ywo Ike hor on u A ~
of Noah's Ark, ,woud have upseS
weighs I've guess niss hundtea
and when she sits down, heE
about like 4 sand slide. Jog ia
would take about eve gas s.l
Eg1.ksr az ZIP ofa darknigh M u
.atssnes 81 mind. "a young
street, came home from q si8f 9ss
evenjug. and lea her hoFseat sy !;
Other faihefla house. walking 9lS III
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The result Of Iht Elections in olhe,
States makes The pFoachlng CoDgres
s,onal election il hs State highly i'm
poflsnt Upon ls issue depends the
success Of the national administrator in
the House Of Representatives.
The House consists or24l mombers.
Elections have been held in the follow
ing States, with the results as herein
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CERTIFICATES.

PLetter from the Hon. Abraham M'CIel-
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee, Mem
ber Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, July Sd, 1888.
Sir Since have been in this city, | have
used some ofyour Dyspeptic medicine with in
finite benefit and satisfaction, and believe 1t TO
be most valuable remedy. One ofmy cons
stiiucnts, DR.. A. Garden, ofCampbell county,
Tennessee, wrote me to send him some, which
did, and he had employed it very successfully
in his practice and says'it is invaluable. Mr..
Johnson, your agent at this place, thinks you
would probably like ar agent in Tennessee. If
so, would recommend DR.. A. Garden as a
proper person to officate for the sale Of your
celebrated medicine. Should you commission
him, he is willing to act for you. You can send
the medicine by water TO the care Of Robert
King & Sons, Knoxville county, Tennessee,
or by land to Graham & Houston Tazewell,
East Tenn. l have no doubt but ifyou had a.
gents in several counties in East Tennessee, a
great deal of your medicine won'd be sold.
am going 10 take some of it home with me for
my own use, and that Of my friends, and should
like to hear from you whether you would like
an agent at BlnntviIe, Sullivan county East
| Tenn. can get some of the merchants To- act
for you. as live near there.
ABRAHAM M'CLELLAN' OF Tenn.
To Dr. VIM. Evans, loo Chatham ST. NJ T.,
| -
| ABRAHAM ]. CREMER, residing at &c
Mott street, New York, was afflicted with Dys-
pepsia in its most aggravated form. The sym2-
toms were violent headache, great debility, fe
ver costiveness. cough, heartburn, pain in the
lchest and stomach always after eating. impaired
Ssppetite, sensation of sinking at the stomach,
lbirred tongue. nansea with resIessness. These
| ind continued upwrads oftwelvemonth, when
m consultng Dr.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham
sheei, and submitting to his over successful and
qgteeably mode Of taeatment, the patient wa.
conplrtAly restored to health in the short space
| # nne month, and grateful for the incalcuIab.
senefit derived, gladly came forward and vols
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!. -.
lNH EFFIcaIt' 'IT''|'1:...
eraas C8hlO Mill. h
Six Being on a W..
ihla ffom ny nesisc t||tts
naniown. ] iogihlly ayll myself
opportunity Of adaiug laF vote
recommendations of your CEbt + B j y
TED PILLS, ID tie bnndsnI lss||no
10y already gigeE in thfii favor 4|'t1k
four years ego was aliecked ti|h
DYSPEPSIA, and for several years
suffered from that c6nplaintin Iis worst
stages. Notwithstanding tried every
thing thar came teiors lIle public. OBJ
lained no relief ill j accideuily saw
your advertisement. From tie numer-
Gus and respectable testimonials which
accompanied it, had some faint hopes
that your medicine might not prove al
Together useless IN my own case. |
tried il, and is scarcely necessary 10
add, was shortly cured, Indeed, the
snccess was greater than could possi-
bly, have anticipated from even the
warmest recommendatiou. As snail
return for the benefit you have bestowed
! send you this acknowledgment OF my
thanks andthe deep sense Of obligation
which feel myself toward you. iIav-
ing implicit confdenee in the efficacy
of your CAM0MlLE PILLS. and
feeling it due to myfellow sufferers. |
would warmly entreat all who may be-
dragging on their existence under the
influence ofthat scoDrge of the human
family, Dyspepsia, to lay aside their
early prejudices against such remedies,
and to apply 10 you, that they may re-
ceiye speedy and permanent restora-
ton.
still reside in Germantown, though
frequently visit the city, and will wills
ing!y give any further information that
may be desired.
Ever grateful you're,
r, B. WILLIAMS.
PhiladeIphia Dec. 81, 1888.
To Dr., VIM. Evans; Dear .Sr:l ! am
truly happy to write you ibis, in token
Of thanks, for the relief they have given
me; mean the CAMOMlLE PILLS.
About two years ago was much trou--
bed with DYSPEPSIA. My symp-
toms were very alarming;I was some
times subject to fainiing. great weak
ness, no rest at night, not able 10 eat
any thing; if ! did, it was sure 70 be
thrown up. could notkeep any nour-
ishment in my body. ] at last gave up
all hope, and told my physicians thai !
could have no use for therh; II mupt
de-" said ]; $50 there is no use IN poy
rug any more doctors bills" About 4
month ago cousin of mine came %
see me; after talking awhile about my
sickness, itold him had taken almost
every medicine that was spoken Of a.
good for my complaint. He sai.',
.'Haye you tried Or. Evans CAMO,I !
| NILE PiLLSi" | said ..No!" We'll
ne then gave me package he he'd
snpqhtibe day before fosh,ss, 4 asfl ) 4 &.
said be would get anolh ssssed. q lgon !,
commencedtaking the Pil7, e SisllI
happy TO state that in two is bear ii { -
hearty and WELL, and ablescs ior iIlt u
letter, which, could notfe and cHisliIl
was sick, because mIto opposo n
vous. ] have wrilis bring into dis2 i
tude 10 you. u useless the onI
THE, and let ittg iaif expression
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T Another rery serns Of Infammatory Rhca.
matism cured By DR.. Vim. E0ans' Mcdicine.-
Mr. John A. Carroll, Of the county Of West
chester, town ofNorth Castle, New York; had
been severely afflicted with inHammatory rheu,
matism for fourteen months with violent pains
in his limbs, great heat, excessive thirst, dry
ness of skin, limbs much swollen, was not able
without assistance to turn in bed for six weeks
Had tried various remedies 10 no effect. Was
advised by friend of his to procure some oI
DR.. w. Evans medicine of 100 Chathem street
New York, which he Immediately sent for; and
after taking tho first dose fouud great relief,
and in continuing its use according to the direc'
lions for ten days, was perfectly cured. Allow
me to refer any person to him for the truth o.
the above statement
DR.. VIM. Evans Medical Office 100 Cha
than street. New York where the Doctor may
be consulted, and his medicine procured.
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yEyO PRlNTERS.-A PRrsTI
establishment, ibcaied in eis,,s,

~ etidnHsUheHts IpCuiSn w i.Sl.ilnI
the most thriving towns anilsconntif, /. !, Ia
Ohio, aud sufficient for ghe : !. y. I, !
newspaper of aa imperial 81 ~ Y eai'ed ihe
10 practical printer, for q "a live. ~ pr
oaper, in its politics, mus 4
supporting the Administrations =
and State Governments. andineI. -
practices ofthe Democraticz;sT DEMO.
now about 800 paving sa|foN- NOMTNA-
little exertion might easis N 100 y j.ssr
TO practical. 4 ougBrio be asked bim-
Gapi,s ,ha hs., lie ia ,ss ss rmocrat, And whose
Gamily. wmiS he question and giyelhp'
Apptication sctlon. with the sinceFe
r,icplars, firing the truth and acling
the editor of Il q answer q Il is my
91i, Aug,,s, US'p; %. l8saa 8saaftruth. !. lover q
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aeaifes are bumb ug-.its Broadway
= bumbug Wall street is a humbuI
its msn, women and children areehum,
bugs, a6d especially and above all are
lis literary pretenders humbugs. IL
there is place in the world where the
weekly papers are essentially and ine-
radically tainted with humbug, New
York is the place. There the editors
live by il-i, is their meat, drink, and
physiek. II is shown iuall their acts--
It exemplitiies their dalIy walk and con-
versatlon, it is part and portion oftheir
very existence. They move ednd have
their breathing in il; withou, il they
would stiffen and choke.
Young girls spend precious days, and
even years, in learning to paint ''Pa-
tience on monument" or prospective
scene in vegetable garden, without
ever dreaming how 10 wash tea cup or
finding out the mystery of concocllng
good bread. How few ladies ifaw
Ian escapes when they have kind hus"
bands to entertain, and how few play
the harp or piano when they can sub
stitute the lullaby
Regulation Of diet. Many shut them.
selves up entirely in unpleasant wealth
er, during the long winter, or whenev-
er they find pressure Of business with
lin or unpleasant weather without; and
yet they eat just as voraciously rs If
they took exercise every day. II is The
quantity rather than The kinds of food,
which destroys sedentary persons;
though it is true that the more simple
the food the better.
When by any means you have been
injured by your food, Or have oyersteP-
ped the proper limits as 10 eating, have
found in such cases that the most per-
feet way TO recover is 10 abstain en-
tirely from food for three or six meals.
BY this time the stomach will be free,
and the system restored. 1t is a part
of the Mahomedan and Pagan system Of
religion that the body should be recruit
ed by frequent fastings. Let bull dog
be fed in his infancy upon pap, Naples
biscuit and boiled chicken, let him be
rapt in flannel at night. sleep on a feath
er bed, and ride out in coach for an
airlng-and if his posierity do not be-
come short limbed, and yaletudinarian,
it will be wonder. TOdds Manual.
Lyman. R6thbun recently died 10
Texas. He is the young man who
prepared The notes for the forgeries
which subjected his uncle to the States
lprisop, and drove him into exile.
so steamboats, we're lost on the wes'
|tsrn waters ddHhg 1898.
Tie Chasalsts in England, in accor'
dshe 3tsistra fseehlion 10 abstain from
'isis aseofall tsxslsle sr,icles, have com
msaesd dtink,ng hsrh tea and SIN oklnt
herb tobacco.
AGabbage Mead shsa Seen raised a,
Nowbutgh, n 1 Ya txst u sitssafer
ance, Nisl n n NJ. N {,
HARD TIMES. No zines may be iso..S IL
Fir N. York they 10 Jcabt I've sGnt at aGS sate
the Theatres do not feel their eiEts ts. Etunas
nd G..
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TIn order to protect the public against The
imposition of Counterfeit Medieine Vendors,
they have been entered according TO Actor Con.
gress, and the right 70 prepare them secured ;
therefore he sure in seeing that the label on each
box expresses such entry, as all others are Coun-
terfeits. t;
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HARD TIMES. NO bM5es may Be so;YY s4d
iE N. York they ~ Jcdbtsre ssnt Al ss3stste,
the Theatres do nos feel dieir eiItsr, JEttnas
ed proceeds for one night. iva fsllowing Is d
calculation of the probable reeeiFtss whiGd We
think will be very near the ttHth Park 5 3oG,
Bowery, $1,000, National, SlaeQ and Nibios
$1,000, making the round sunl Of $3.50 dollass
for one nght. %{S
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Lyman. R6thbun recently died in
Texas. He is the young man who
the notes for the forgeries
which subjected his uncle to the States
prison, aud drove him into exile.