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JOHN BARsToW.

III SUMNER REsIDENCE-To Let with board TO
t@ gyatc fmiles single gentlemen beautiful double
sE, Cottage House which attached fine plra
ground carriage house, stables &C. Said Cottage delight
fully situatedal New Rochelle within FIVE minutes walk of
the Neptune House and of the Steamboat landing man
ing most besufu water prospect Said Cottage neatly and
newly furnished all in complete order for
dence. The above will be rented by the week monh with
foil board tn being unde the direction Of the proprietor
of the Neptune House. Those who provided hem
selves with comfortable quarters during the warm weather
viii find this opportunity seldom be found and would d.
well call and for themseyos. It's location decid
eddy hcahiu aud scarcely TO- be equied elsewhere
Terms mod and easy the For further in
formation apply the Neptune House, New Rochelle.
iyli 1--we CiAs +. RICE.
pUAKDiNG AT THE ABBY BLOCMINGDALE
ID "A few apsrtmsnts yet dsengsgd this hsuse, KEEP
bv MIS- Ward delightfully."- situated the er Of the Hud on
river short distance stykrs by The situation Is re.
markedly healthy, and fm' single gentlemen be s
commodlted with Boad on terms suit the times.
iVIi IwN
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IA. Isaa.

,uS RIsss'''...... 40 MOON sETs.'.''...' ~
'UN sETr,'..,. ~ 20 HIGH wAIER..... u 80
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GOOD SUMMER WINE.

bOOC ~ ~ ANi w
I b. STOUVENEL, Importer Of French Wines of
- the approved brands Bordeaux Caret and other
Wines. He has removed from his old stand 81 Nassau
to No n Ann street Ia. ar Nassau) basement.
Always hand the best ard recherche Wines ST. Ju
h1 casks and cases Also Champagne various brands; Bur.
gundy Hermitage &c superior Cognac Brandy; best quality
Gin, Pot Wine, Portugal and Spanish Wines.
j. D. s. will also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families which will be Of the sso by the
gallon otherwise those who may favor him with their pa
tronage.
No Wines impure sold by him. he imports them
direct.
lS J. B. s. has opened boarding house Hoboken oppo-
site Vauxall Garden the main road where is kept
of the best Wines. Private parties supplied with good
dinners and refreshments. jyl2 lmsc
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NOTICE.

INV lOL.
WE, The undersigned actuaed alone for the ubic benefit
w earnestly caution the public from being imposed
by setcnder calling himself Doctor advertising and
derking Diseases by which many have
been las credbly momed) deceived and their money
taken from liem and their lives ieopsrdsed.
We know Individually that there is but person the city
and county who is regularly admitted member Of the Medi-
cal Society by the of HEINE, and he resides No
Readc street and is the same Dr. Solomon Iene who iome
lived at No as Hudson person who has, TO iDdi
vdua knowledge performed nuaber of extraordinary
and miraculous cures We have desire njure any nd
vdual but consider incumbent duty us citizens,
to prevent the public from being imposed upon.
HENRY V. VULTEE,
THOMAS RODGERS
jyl3 Imsc JAMES III. VOSE.
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% ASTONISHING CURE.-I have been say ed from
death and miserable pain in the limbs caused by the
swelling of the bones to such extent that they were
ready to burst and ulcers under my arms, which have
troubled me in this way for years and lucky for
me- saw advertisement in the paper OF cure perform
ed by Joseph Heine German Ply sican of the German
Dspensary No. 1913 Hudson street. when Providence sent
after bcisg under several of the eminent Ply
clans in New York and country, for long years,
and all to no effect. applied to the Doctor, and by his
skill and the goodness OF God, have beon restored to
health again. can thank God for sending such
experienced doctor to this country,
FREDERICK STRUCK,
Dol Varck street,
Sworn before me this 10th day of April 1889.
NJ. PRICE MASON. Com. of Deeds, g..
~ B. DIR. Hcne has remov ed to 6i Canal street. where
the medicine may be obtained at $40 hox which gen
orally sufficient TO effect Letters must be post
paid Medicines forwarded by sending the above sum to
any part Of the Union. CO
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GREENWICH BATH.

GREENWICH BATH.
MO. 327 Hudson between Leroy and Morton street. The
~ nubc Is respectfully informed that the subscriber having
leased the above establishment for number Of years
fitting and putting the baths bathing rooms &c. complete
order and will Friday the 18th instant with plentiful
supply # and cold water. Being determined make
this establishment respectable, such attention vii
be pad 10 the comfort and of the public that he
confident will meet continuance OF the patronage literally
bestowed his dccess Suitable attendants and
entrance To the Ladies' Baths
Single Tickets, q cents.
Five Tickets S0O
Eight Tickets, $50
iyl33sm ALEX MARSHALL
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSf0Tes Nos. u Ann and rs Filifou street.


BY THOMAS BELL.
fSfores Nos. q Ann aud rs Ehiion sfreef)
THURSDAY.
81 AtlO9 o'clock IN the sale rooms.
a,ntngs drawings snd engayngs, of birds cuosties
already advertised together with other musical instrument
Sale without reserve. r,,o
, A. las o'clock IN tbs sales
Ex, sale Of elegant se1sonabe clothing fine OF
o a zs GpsrO5 London :add watches
Al l01s O'Clock in the sales
Of chars sofas bureaus tables sdeboards beds bedsead
looking glasses curtains, carpets, rugs waurobes, rocking
cutlery clocks and vases ranooric assre lamps. si
and9les and other elegant hous kcepin. articles.
Also, dinner setts white hns, &.
AZ loh o'clock IN the sale rooms, Al
Large sale OF dry goods elegant cothRg fancy and pledged
articles guns watches Jewely cutlery hosiery, millinery
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
SATURDAY,
AT l01s o'clock al the auction room.
Elegant Furniture and PanoA large ofrhe best
hogany chairs pier dng tea and centre tables warobes
bureaus toilet tables looking asses uitrd and spring
mattresses and pillows, office desk, &c.
Piano For.s-Asc syvsn splendid piano ories By ceeba
Also large lot table cutlery bedding and variety of
other articles-for account OF whom it may concern.
Also isrss size South South K% 1eGii Aammoeks.
BY f. J: BEARNs, AucuoneeT
This day, THURSDAY,
At 10 o'clock at the room.
by ord, OF the Narha-A quantity of perumery, fancy
Furnture-Also. large quantity of Furniture OF every de-
scrrtion
At 10 O'clock, at No 35I Bowery.
GIoceues-Ihr contents of a grocery store.
Also SALE s stock aud fixtures of store
rent iow-location Al Jyli lt"c
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MONEY MARKET.
Wedn esday, July 1916 p.

wednesday, July IS-O
There was doing at the Stock Board this morning
although prices generally gave way with the exception OF
Harlem, which improved per cent and sales after the
board reported further adv three per
1.-THE large operator has been methodical in his
puted Madness that he TO have it all way
opinion has been expressed by shrewd brokers u il
all the stocx outstanding at buyers option TO be
called in the stock would touch nearly par
ing that it is apparently plenty Farmers Loan
per cent? Del and Hudson fell per cent Illinois
6s Il Mohawk /; New York State rs Il sales of the latter
reported after the board at premium. For New
York city per cents four premium offered and eight
asked
is rumored to-day that deficiency of sil 900 has been
discovered in the of bookkeeser of the Green
witch Bank who occasionally ted teller. 1t is under
stood that Mr. Cornell Of the Mechanics Banking Assoc
alton is the security in this
The following a statement of the Virginia Bank to the
LIST instant:
STATE THE BANK VIRGINIA AND BRANCHES, con-
Loan. si.ss ;s sjs y s,,,, ISL Inc PSI 81
s S:s! Eat: $3.50 ssi 'sss'' s''Ssi
vsiniaeprset, 100000
Jane. River & '''"'
oi ksnawhs Co.. 100000
Due from other Banks, in ac- ''''' '''''
sssS s' g; So ns e, Treasury '0'''' '''0S 1891
Notes, $50 023 40 893,3o5 82It2 1883
Late Tsllers efficiency, 53552i - 535.521
Sundry balances, 3l,2l5 10000 68,s27
s6,968,t53 Ss,l563I
Liabilities. July I, 1872 JUN L. 1giI.
Capital stock, S36ii,iO 81, 6i2 leo 1000 -
Surplus profits from which
the loss by the late Teller
snow deducted 8577 AL 276 = i32,7i9
Profits made a the Branches
since LIST Junc-less expenses, 1902 13925 6,si3
Due t. other Banks, l96333 33328s - 1886
Circulation, 2a7e,n5 26io798 - l70,5O3
Deposites, 633Os6 I,0352i2 2,I56
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&C. CHATHAM THEATRE new managers of
this establishment determined to be asduous in
their efforts please was their predecessor and
dict for them the same degree of popularity Mr. Stevens
has been long and avoably known the Stage Manager
ofths theatre, and Mr. Palmer the urbane and gentle
manly Treasurer An attractive bill is offered tonight
Scott performing Grindo in the drama Of the Miller and
His Men which produced conjunction with two other
int siinnd dram
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THE PERSIAN PILLS
PRIVATE CURE

Il Il
LII SUFFERING under any of the symptoms a secret
"A disease whether OF long DURATION ZION,
confidently referred To Docror Jodan Specific Courses
No. for the of nohea elects, Seminal weakness
&c; and Course No. for the eradication of dis
These specially prepared enable the
tent to effect private and satisfactory without loss of
time which end each package tsins every
medicine, wash, &c. required either Tor internal
nal useand for the guidance and aiey of the patient
companed by Dr. Jordons private treatise, The Monitor"
wherein full directions with plain description of the
aud Of maadies
tn remedies proper for their different sagesto which is
added much valuable information useful hints and
advice suited alike to the inva and those who
having heretofore been unfortunate either
rage, or have recently entered into that state.
q The Of the Monitor is 50 One dollar
Post pal ensures its recei tion.
H. These courses admirably adapted for strangers.
travellers, residents in the country being complete com
pact, and guarantse ed to effect a
IL Sold for the proprietor only, at Drug store GO Prince
street, of Marion, 81 block Broadway.
Private 69n Marion street, door below drug
stoe Jyi3 lms
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DISEASED EYES

"
NY disease weakness of the eye, inammston of
n the eyeds be quickly and safely removed by the
Of the -
Mrs. Davis No II Essex has been cured of inamma-
ten Of the ey, and weak Of years duaoD by using
only one jar Of the Eye Basam.
Miss Fz Gerald, No. Market street had for two or three
that she could scarcely read Her eyes
been completely restored by this Balm, after all other means
had failed Hundreds have by its healing been restored
light where almost total blindness caused by excessive in
Examinations, had existed for years.
The Roman Eye basam' has been q long time used in
private practice by the eminent ocus this and fe
countries, and its astonishing efficacy in removing all dis
putarion far beyond the reach Of any other preparation
IN D1MNESS OF SIGHT, caused ny fixed attention 10
minute objects by long exposure strong light and in
the weakness loss Of sight from sickness old age il
Is restorer and should be used by all who find their
failing without apparent d Put up small Jars with
FAY DIR ftion3 fer ,ss Pae ems, Prepared and i?ld
Sold also b. Sands, ~ aud 100 Fulton street. aud by
Sands and Co. 213 Bro idwsy, corner Chamber street.
jyli lmr
VETO! VETO !-EfGIIRH WARD Our Country calls
Friends the Rescue THE lndcpendet Electors Of
the h Ward, and all who opposed 70 the ,ndcye and
policy pur,ued by Henry Clay and his all who
opposed National Bank and DIRE the k attending
all who opposed high tariff TO distribution TO the States
Of the Revenue derived from the Public Lands Of all who
ami prosecutions OF the FEDERAL CLAY WHO'S
all who in favor Veto Nos and requested TO
meet Davis Long Room No 1881 Spring street Friday
Evening, July 18th, o'clock precisely By order of the
Executive Committee. - - -
jyH a' WAL j. MckEE, Secretary.
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% MAKE WAY.-Henry Brown the shade of the
celebrated Calvin Edison, has appeared at the National
Museum corner Bowery and Divisian street, where he
may be seen for short time only. This young has
just arrived from the West India Islands, he is 20 years Of
weighs 43 lbs and is feet 10 inches in height his
thigh only inches round, his body and limbs in
the proportion and much greater curiosity than
Calvin Edison. The medical faculty should call and
this rare speciman of mankind.
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$1,000 TO S2OO0-TTSSs n LA p STORE

the stock aud good will OF Linen Draper and the lease of m
store given in will be exchanged for city property the prc
sen proprietor retiring frtm business. This would sui
trad as down town. and Of the oldest stands in tn
cY having been established II years person can MAX
Hosiery, Herald office, iyii Iise
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GO THE ORCHESTRION NOW PLAYING AT
the New York Museum is the wonderful specimen
mechanical skill ever offered in this country The beau.
tfu tone of this instrument with the limitations of the diff
imposing effect So perfect is the illusion that
ly to be conceived that such thing possible 1t must
be seen before be appreciated The experiments
Animal Magnetism by Mr. Johnson excites the admira.
ton and astonshment Of all who have witnessed them
Performance at IL A and at half past eight in the
ing
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GO MR.. BARNUM Is REAPING GOLDEN LAU-
RELS at the American Museum No place of amusement
in the city presents good variety ofattractons this
and none is better supported. Winche the comic droe
rist within himself host and Whitlock and Diamond
have equals in their line. Miss Rosalie the sweet
singer and Celeste the charming dancer elicit great ap
pause and the mysterious Gpsey Girl is taking the whole
town by Storm The model Of Dublin is great curiosity;
look at it worth double the price of admission Then
We have half million Of curioses to examine and take
delightful promenade in the garden on the top Of the
Museum, witness the Balloon Ascension sc. Day visi
tors admitted free in the evening. Heavens what
treat for 25 cents Barnrm is the Napoleon ofManager
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OUR HOUSE.
Now very likely You have heard of this place
built in time take small sprinkle Of the
winter travel from New York 10 Albany, and by the
several gentlemen from your place thought they would call
this a.d spend few weeks hut generally satisfy
that calls that he cannot do better than call again.
doubt win Their will of them untilncxt winter hen
am OF then, ibis will be about as good they
take the rail road will be comp ted from Our House
West Stoekbrdge and that eriects the HIN of rail road from
Geenbush 10 Bridgeport. Now, ST. wish you
something Of the particulars Of location W. within
nile the moth line of the Come sur
rounded by the talle kind of aud
of them splendid lake. that abounds in fish almost
mountain ITSELF have other very fine lakes. The
Hou atonc River one half mile from us and the tributary
of which hazard nothing saying for Trout and
Pike fishing second any in New England f in the
world. Then there Is arbitrary law about birds in our ad
joining in Massachusetts, perhaps few could be caught
and few of them with plenty Of fish, and will
tot abe dinner The way get from your place TO this is
TO drive TO Caharne Market slip and take the steamer
Nim9d (Which by the way craft hard 70 beat and on your
arrival Bridgeport take the the III rail road
which will let yen of al our house precisely O'Clock NJ
There the falls fifty feet perpend more or
less that might be nsmed but am p0sed you ali
about this section, had rather people should look
themselves. By the fare board the boat
through half dollar n the fare il then being only
s250 from New York to here, The leave Our House
daily, and passengers breakfast here and dine in New York
Yours, with respect
~ ID
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T ODGINGS UPON THE EUROPEAN PLAN-cientle-
IL men DESTROYS Of furnished Suits OF Apartments with
ais served in their be accommodated No.
UrnldMay. INll 2Mcodsc
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GYMNASIUM.

I OST-S37 REWARD.-Lost small roll of Bills contain.
II One Hundred and fifty Dollars One
York
Any information respecting the will be thank fully
ceived At No 81 Broad street, up stairs. j. +. DAVIS.
N13Nsm
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NAUXHALL GARDEN-Frldsy evening, July 18Th 1879
the ih Grand CIVIC BALL, visited each reyious
occasion BY upwards of 1900 person. and received with the
creates demonstrations Of delight.
Ticket % Gents for Gentleman aud his Ladies' yla 2"c
DAGUERREOTtPE APPARATUS AND INsTRUC,
- TON the approved process for making splendid
portraits and views, by +. A. ARTAULT co i6sa Fulton
STREET. who have made arrangements to class for the
pupils, Monday, July, llih
The class will be open for hours each day from eight
O'Clock A NJ o'clock A. NJ and pu is may cont
nue. in the class until perfectly satisfied,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-21
THE ROOMS LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSON g. CLARK H. GREEN,
Publishers e. Proprietors,
And Publishers Of The Laus, DC, of the United
States, by authority.
II II X M 8.

TIE II MS.
Published every Saturday, at SO in advance, or
81 at the end of the year. No paper discontinued
but at the option of the editors until all arreurages
are paid--and failure to give notice (before The
end of the Year, of a wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines or less,
for the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is Or
dered, without the number of insertions being spe-
CITED, it will be inserted Cat the discretion of the
proprietary until forbid, and charged for uccor-
aingly.
All advertisements from strangers, well Sc
all orders for job-work, must be accompanied with
the cash. or reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. R. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe co.
JAMES HuGHEs, Richmond, Ray CO.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph co.
w. F. SwILzLER, Columbia, Boon CO.
c. P. BRowN, Platte City, Platte CO.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boon co.
VIM D. MALONE, Huntsville, Randolph CO.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-21

Their had faied--had been utterly ruined
This disaster sent him to the grave, and her
mothers death soon followed. She was
now very poor, and nothing but the most
pressing want could have induced her to
pawn that Jewel; "for, alas" said she, it was
presented to me by one whom ] have since
learned to prize, but whose constant heart
| trampled upon, and whose devoted affec.
ton treated as a matter of Jest and mer-
riment. Too dearly have ! since learned
how to prize true friendship, and to despisc
hollow hearted insincerity"
The southerner evincod great emotion:
but he accompanied the lady to the door of
the pawnbroker's office. When she camo
out, he was waiting for her.
"Pray, madam" said he, "would you
have any objection to act as governess in
very respectable family"
81 should be glad of the opportunity"
cried she. with look of gratitude which
went to his heart.
Then come with me. l will Introduce
you at once"
They walked about half mile together,
when they reached the house of Edwards
father. lie ushercd her in without cere-
tod Lofore the fro Roth rose on the on.
t 49,, co' ~ tbn son,bo-cor ,nJ bo cnlIeJ fnr
EJ J who , immediatclv came omt from
1notbor onartmant In he ,nomen, tbnt
,b ,oi inJ,. IGheJ him sLn ovc,aimoJ '' '''
''' "MeicifuI Providence, II is bewtbe lost
,bo hcIoveI Td,yorI",
Tbe voutb rnsbnJ forward and cauobt
bor in b;o arms a. she was s;nE;nr 70 The
door comniatnIv oycrnowrred NV Tho shock
which this sudden introdnction occasioncd
her
"Nariar Mariar cried Edward. lean this
bo yon1 Awake, Look nm. and tell me il
i y
"Amazcmen,r' exclaimed the father: "this
nust he Miss de Forest"
"Naria de Forest" cried the southcrncr.
now surprised in his turn; and he smote
his hands tora,her lawfully
Bv this tine Maria had recovered her
consciousness. When the first transport
had in some decree, subsidized. the south,
erner stenncd forward and took the hand of
tho vo,rr lady.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-21

PURITY OF DEMONSTRATION much did
they give a vote in your towing asked one
of the free and independent electors Of
Newry, addressing himself to one Of the
Downpatrick pot Wollope's.
ave were paid well when it came to the
last tug" was the reply; 81 got ten pounds
for my vote"
"Ten pounds!" said the Newry man,
contemptuously sand they put you off with
that?"
"Why, what did you get?' demanded
the citizen Of Down, with great earnest
ness.
"We got every man Of us puncheon Of
whiskey!" replied the elector of Newry.
"Powers of justice!' exclaimed the
Downpatrick burgher, in burst of virtuous
observation-disclosures Of justice! we have
been robbed out of our ace!'--Eng'
| llSh Paper.
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From the Peoples Organ.
TRUTH.

How lovely on the brow of night,
The dimmest star doth shine;
How radiant the fantest light,
That beams over virtues shrine;
How fair upon the mountain top,
Are winters lingering SHOWS;
How bright the tiny crystal drop,
Upon the op'ning rose.
But brighter still the drop that springs
From Truths deep hidden we'll,
And fairer flowers it's gushing brings
From out its hidden cell.
How joyous in the spring Of life
The young heart wildly bounds,
Free from the cares Of worldly strife
And tickle fortunes wounds.
But oh! how lovely it's to see,
The bold aspiring youth;
With noble feelings bend his knee,
Before the shrine OF Truth.