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4 ND your Money shall be returned, if you feel
"A that you don't get yOnr dollars worth. Also.
the best references given, if required.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR, post paid, to VI. J. COOK,
Charlottesville, Indiana, buys my copyright cd-
ton, containing the following WAYS TO MAKE
MONEY" Recipes, Plans, Discoveries &c. i. NJ.
Cooks, Dow 5, BOwmans, Long Co.'S, BiElow >,
Westons Short IL Co.'S Steyenss, DUvals, GOc d
Co s, &C. &c.
Also, A FINE CHANCE-Instructions in a new bust
of unparalleled profits Several of these ad-
vertsod to sell from IS to SIS each and to yield from
S. to $l0 from So TO SI2, and from So 10 $l2, per
day; and from 200 to 500, and even from 500 600
per cent, and can be carried With ease but little
capital and the stricteSt honesty.
You may think this is all hum5Ug; yet batting all
cxaggeratioa, vii! do as 1 said =. the start Bon
Sexes, aud oil capacities and especially students and
young men, cannot fail TO select, cut OF tho whole,
some pleasant and profitable employment, while the
simple information alone is worth more than its price
to every family. Besides, prepay postage.
GJ' Two copies, gratis, TO those who will secure,
in any weekly paper, dollars worth of insertions
Of the above and this notice, together with com
mandatory editorial mention thereof The paper in
sorting the advertisement must be sent to me-
Nav Alt
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uDOYta7at from Turkeg.

BALTIMORE JUNE 3--A letter of the latest
date from ConstantinOple, received today, (per
steamer ASIA from high functionary in that
city, perfectly reliable, states that the financial
condition. of Turkey is miserable she has al
ready exhausted her resources, and is unable to
borrow money.
The Government of the Sultan is growing
weaker and weaker every day. The British
troops will not leave until she gets all she wants
from the Ottoman Empire. The French are
less Interested in the sick mans effects but
John Bull is chief mourner and protested heir.
This looks as if it originated with some friend
Of Russian De5poti5m.-Ed. Era.
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A,I-A9p nt0aE-raGu FHrt. ,

lust PUBLISHED, in one handy volume an those
y popular ways of making money, which have claim,
ed so much attention the past year, win: Prof VIII
Iiamsons, Bowinans, DR. Shriner's, DR.. Xaupi'c r.
III. Harnan, Dr.. Reese's; Ii. s. Holt's Shipman 4
Co.'S. H. P Chsrry's, ". /. Cocks g. c. Andorson's
All of these have been Sold warranted to yield very
heavy profits from s. to $40 per day All to-e,b.yy
though, it is beyond doubt certain that one two or
three OF them viii suit the wishes Of each person look
ing out Tor some literally paying business, and ths
yieid eorfesponaingiy double or treble YToGts TO
these have been added number OF qs,, 49,, ,..s-
before published and equal if superior 70 the best
Of the above, and suited TO the wants of apy VII,
might possibly DO uosuited in the FIRST. mentioned
Tho work Is complete. Satisfaction is guaranteed
The whole viii be sent TO al enclosing postpaid tn
H. h Cooke, Hagerstosn, Nd. For IS, copies.
IL copies, so. Feb III
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That was Mr.. Calhoun's highest aspiration for
his country, that we believe TO be the well-ce-
fined purpose of those who are now shaping
the diplomatic policy of our Government In
Mexico, Cuba, Dominica, and Central America
They hope to establish great Southern Con-
federacy, where they and their slaves can take
their ease; without any disturbance from free
press free legislation, and moral and humane
public sentiment.
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE, AND FANCY
GOODS.

T & C. BBRRIAN, Importers and Wholesale Deal
- ers in Housekeeping Hardware and Fancy Goods,
COL Broadway, New York Cutlery, Silver, and Pa-
ted Ware, Japannery, German Silver and Britannia
Ware, Composition, Enameied and Iron Hollow
Ware, Bronzed, Copper, and Brass Goods, bathing
Apparatus, Tin, Wood and Willow Ware. Brushes
Mats, Baskets, Rcfrigerators, Sporting Tackle, &c
Our stock has for years past been equal to and
surpassss in variety and extent any similar establish
ment in the country, and will be sold at prices defy
ing competition.
The attention Of HOusekeepers and Merchants is
invited to our stock Of Goods and Prices before buy
ing. J. & c. BERRIAE,
March 13--Iy COL Broadway New York
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A. ARNOLD. PArY.r FNr

CONTINUES the business Of furnishing Drawings,
" Specifications, Caveats, Conveyances, and procu-
ring Patents He attends to all business usually re-
CURED to be transacted with the Pateat Office. Mod
els forwarded by Express, and letters containing a
foe of five dollars promptly attended to- Persons
writing from distance should give their town, eoun-
ty, and State, legibly.
Refer to lion. Thomas J. Rusk Hon c. T. James,
and Hon. p. Allen, U. S. Senate. Dec. ON
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vARA; OR, TIE CHILD OF ADDITION.
I2mO. Price 81.

I is the history of adopted child and such his
tory must soften the heart and awaken the pity
of every reader. 1t is a story and yet a sermon.
Taking tho little Haya by the hand, and leading her
through the corridors Of cventful life it leaves up
the mind genial and lasting impression, which
will prove of service We hope to it circulated
widely.-BnfalO Express.
We predict for it an immense sale, and venture to
announce the author a worthy addition to the few
distinguished American authors. As a work Of art,
place it Ligh. Independently Of any aim of plot
the language is both chaste and ornate frequently
pathetic often humorous. The characters arc draw
with great skill and ind originals in mind
who seem to be hero carefully Pictured-Ne,ra5k
Duly.
tale Of exquisite pathos.- Waterman.
Written with remarkable spirit.--P,rsjyisy5aa
The book will be found profitable in every pious
ily-ChyiSitaR Chronicle.
pure and evangelical spirit runs through the en-
tire work.-Ne,c loyk ObSerUcr.
Just published by
ROBERT CARTER * BROTHERS,
New York.
&c This work will be sent by mail postage pre-
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN.

r OFFER for sale upwards Of thirty different Re-
ceips, many of which have been sold the past year
for five dollars APIECE and the whole comprising so
many different ways to make money. In the sale of
ono of tho articles alone, have known young men
the past year to make from five to twelve dollars per
day. and in the manufacture and sale of any one of
the articles, no young man Of energy and ability can
fail to make money. Address Z. BOWMAN, Boston.
Mass, enclosing one dollar, and the whole nuInbe:
Receipts viii be forwarded by mail No letter taken
from the Office unless prepaid March l.
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More Fupitive .SlnyeS.

OswECo, JUNE 1.-The Times Of this morn
ing states that three fugitive slaves were ship
ped on board the steamer Ontario, yesterday
with the owner in pursuit, who was too late to
take out papers for their detention He had
telegraphed to Sacket's Harbor to have them
stopped.
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4 FINE CFfAVCE.

7 UNPARALLELED gnd honest profits, with n small
- capital for particulars, address, post paid Ru,
q. Charlottesville, Indiana April c1-ct
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RrOOkLnl Blot.

DTOOhtyD IltOC.
New York, JUNE 5-Nobody was killed al
the riot in Brooklyn, but several were wound
ed. Fifty arrests have been made.
SECOND DESPATCH
New York, JUNE 5.--The reported riot in
BROOKLYN turns out to be grand fash in the
pan. The supposed exaggeratiOn, it is believed
was sent on to affect the Washington city
municipal election. Nobody was killed, and
but few we're slightly wounded.
THIRD DESPATCH.
NEW YORK. JUNE 5-Everything ia quiet in
BROOKLYN. None dead Additional arrests
were made this morning An examination is
taking place Of the proceedings.
Ohio Rirer.
WHEELING. JUNE 5.-The water in the Ohio
river at this point is seven feet deep; at Pitts
burg six.
Markets.
BALTIMORE JUNE 5.-FIour ffm--sales 900
barrels Howard Street, at 49, and 500 barrels
City Mills, at 1878 Wheat-sales of 1000
bushels red, at So 09 Sab; white, good
prime, at $212 50 20; very prime at 80 25
Corn-sales of 10000 bushels white, at rs a
II cents; yellow, at so cents. Oats sold at 81
a SO cents. Rye sold at ST OF $1.13. Wits.
key sold at 90 80 cents. Prices of other ar.
ticles unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5-Fiour-sales at So
a 1912 Wheat-sales of red at 50 IL 80. Ia
white at 50 20 50 % Corn-sales at 80 a
"a.
NEW York, JUNE Flour firni--sales oil
6. 900 barrels of State at $3.50; Southern al
80 IS 1887 Wheat--sales OF 10000 bushels
red ct 50 O5 a 50 10, Genesee at 50 so. Corn
sales of 35 600 bushels of mixed at rs, vel
low So Cotton dull Stocks also duh.
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Another step in the subjugstion of the North
is aboat being taken in this city, in which the
State of Virginia appears as tho complainant
The reader will recollect the discharge BIZ ha-
beas corpus Of the Lennon slaves, who were
proved to have been voluntarily brought by
their owner into this State. The slaves were
subsequently freed By purchase. The State of
Virginia now takes offence at the law Of the
State of New York, which declares that slaves
brought into our jurisdiction shall be free, and
having got an appeal from the action Of Judge
Paine, sends up her attorney general to en-
deavor to overthrow the local law Of this State
and extend the local law Of Virginia oUer u.s.
1t is hard to say what The slave power will not
do; but we are tolerably confident that this at
tempt to legalize slavehoding in the Empire
State will fail. The modest demand of Vir-
GINA is, substantially, that Shareholders may
bring their slaves to New York, 20 to Saratoga
with them, and turn the white men of the State
into a committee to watch them, and see that
they do net run away from their masters
This is one Of the first steps toward that giori-
Gus contamination looked for by Toombs, when
he shall triumphantly call the roll Of his slaves
on Bunker HIN Y Tribune.
The case, we understand, is now before the
Supreme Court Of New York whence, if the
decision be adverse to Virgisia, it will be car
ried before the Supreme Court of the United
States.
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.Anti-.Nebraska Demonstration.

UTICA. JUNE BELLS were tolled on the
reception Of the news of the signing of the Ne
braska bill by the President.
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CALvEnEh.E :. Linln..s.

MANUFACTURERS and Importers Of Bri-arr:7
NJ Ware Tea and Communion Sets lee Pitchers
&c, No. l09 Race Sagsafras street. above Tlir
opposite the White Swan, PHILADELPHIA. Dec I-C1,
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IMPORTANT TO TIE gLJND

DATIENTS may be daily sc-o az u Knapp E.a
4 lnGrmary, No. i40 Main street. Buffalo. \
who obtaining their sight by ha' u. chcinica! o.
pors applied externally ana cps5ug ,,0 pam what.
ever. MAYS
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Il. -. HIUSSEY, VI. d., w. e. NsJ>Sg.I, u. 3.
StURGE0NS and Physicians No ~ West Seventh
- street, tuear Vine street, Cincinnati. Jan. 20
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3 IIFAENHNG -,

I ATELY published, in ono bea ,ii.ullv-o7uatrsrf-I
Il volume, 4to, Stories for Alice BY Mother
With four exquisite designs printed in three ti7ts
Cloth 10 cents; or richly colorcd, 81 and with g'.
sides and edges, Sl.25.
This new book for children is written by q lady.
daughter Of ono Of our most cuteIl~su., and Irn.-
ncnt merchants. who has long bcon known as "a write
Of very attractive powers by large circle Of friends
Ia this city. amongst whom her Toeus have circuIa-
tod in manuscript At their urcau. request. she has
given them to the public in this beautiful volume
and we feel sure every young person into whose,
Ia nds it may fail will be delighted and charmed as
tbs many who have already obtained e. Wh.lo 80
pleasant treat and so improving book can he al-
forded to children, parent should longer let them
be without it.
Lately published - Little Susy's Six Birthday:
Flower Of the Family; Weeks Delight. Mary and
Florence; Leila the Island I.ri'o al Home. Lola
in England The Wind Spirit and the Rain Goddess,
Ii EeHds of Brittany; and many other books f,-
children. at HAZARDS
Fob. u. LIS ChcstnnL NJ nr.r.l,. tfnsnr.r II.lI
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WI II. JARVIS, ATccc.!Y zr law,
ffGiisoa, UJyc5asia.

IffufitNo'i. ~ sNC.siN'st.
COLLECTIONS promptly attended TO- Par;i,u!.r
- attention paid TO sUrh claims a. are marked
Gone West &c, against persons residing ia aay
OF tho W estsrn States. Address above, post Paid
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LARD OIL, SCAR AGH ADAHANr5N Ca>-
DIES.

NO, Extra Lard Oil, well filtered and free from
u golatinc manufactured for fine machinery, wool.
lens, and solar lamps.
Star and Adamatiue Cardec. full weigh; and rrisa
quality, warranted to Stand the climate Of CaHlorn.a
Australia, the Indies. AMI africa.
Orders for any Gu9n'ity executed promptly t.lfv
to THOMAS EMERY, Lard Oil. Star and
Adamantine Maoutcr.ur"r Cir.eir--ti 3D.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

In the election OF mayor, Councilmen, and
Assessors, today, very full vote is being
polled, and much interest is exhibited but we
are gratifed in knowing that, thus far, 70 p.
NJ perfect order and good feeling has pre-
vailed June 5th.
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THE SLAVE POWER,
rom the adoption of the Constitution to
THE NEBRASKA MIGHTY.

Reader, would you know what despotism may exist
under the Stars and Stripes of a Republic, peruse
with care this mastery work.
Published by JOHN P. JEWETT & CO. Boston ;
JEWETT, PROCTOR, Il W0RrHINGT0N, CIcye-
land, Ohio. April 27-3t
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THINGS IN BosToN.-R. H. Dana, one of the
counsel for Burns was knocked down on his
a slung shot. 1t is supposed that the provoca-
ton was, the severity of his language towards
some of the assistants of the Marshal.
At one O'clock on the morning of the third,
three images were found suspended from the
flag staff on the Common, with the following
names attached: Marshal Freeman, Benjamin
F. Hallett, and Commissioner Loring, with d.
vers descriptive epithets fastened to them.
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Dr.. Nathaniel ThurSlon'S office,
DEsPoTIsm IN AmKRICA.

ID DOM No. 20, in Hilman's Temperance House,
IL on Davis street. Nos. so and 81, San francisco,
California May 8.
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the whole part Arrangements have been completed
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ST.. Louis, MAY 31.-The consprators in the
Martha Washington case have been recaptur-
ed, and imprisoned. Indictments have been
found against them.
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1 Nj oil diseases arising from dscs,!efcd liver a-
y stomach such Constipation, Inward Pile.
FuucSs Blood to the Head, Aci!itv oi the StpJa
acb Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Tor Food Eulius.S
or Weight in tho Stomach, Sour I.rrctations Sink
ing or Fistultncy az the lit Of tho Stomach swim
ming Of the Head Hurried and DiEi.uit FrratG;rv
fiuuering Of the Heart Choking SIGocaiirr SEN
satons when IN lying posture Din.aoss of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the sight Feycrand dun pain ia
the head Deficiency of pcrsViration Icilowncss ~
the skin ana eyes, Pains il Tie side. back chest
limbs, Sc, Sudden finishes ot heat. Burning IN ir,,
flesh, Constant iinaciHiugs o. cyjl and Great Hrr-,g
siol orsPirits cen be earctraly cured ty
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r1rrer;.,s LrvIxa krr-1-s4.

4 beautiful EngTGUing an each NEs7asr
FEIHE LIVING AGE has been abundantiy hor"red
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qualities which crafty the scholar the philosopher
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Mrs. Stoves New Beck of Travels in Europe
DHILLIPs, SAMPSON, & COMPANY, have in
preparation
SUNNY MEMORIES OF FOREIGN LANDS,
BY MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
Author Of Uncle Toms Cabin, vols. duodecimo,
with illustrations from original designs by Billings
The above is in active preparation, and viii be is
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THE BELLS AT MANCHESTER, PAwTUcKET,
and other places in New England, were tolled,
when it was announced that Burns was given
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Their power over tho above diseases Is not .v.
celied If eIUalicd, by any other preparation in Co.,,
United states. aS tho cures Attest, ia many cs-.i
af g skllFul physicians had failed.
These Btters are worthy the attention oc inyaIil-
Possessing great virtues In the rectia-.u If Diseases
Of the liver and lesser glands exercising The most
searching power in weakness and affections Of the Iii
gesiivc organs, they are Wiabal safe, certain, aud
pleasant
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Mere EIomc Tfst,m2Uv.

PHILADELPHIA, -anrSH g., 1919
DEAn SIR Fer the past two ycar- 7 aave bren s1-
vercly afflicted with Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
Piles suffering constantly tho pains and jncony.ni-
attendant upon such complaints, without ea-r-
gy, being scarcely able 10 attend 20 any business.
used great Geal Of medicine, without any apparent
change until used your HooAands German I;.t-
ters.' They have entirely cured ne. / nov en-
trcy free from pain and ache of any kind and feel
like new man IN every respect, and Unncsitstuely
recommend your Bittcrs 10 az inva!ids.
Yours, respectfully, JcHA 2. Cory.
I)r. g. W. yarAe1n. 70. IL Irrrnr. plnn.
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Some time since, (say two months,) | sent
two shiliings to J. Clay Parker. Esq, Hagcrs-
town, Maryland agreeable to his card in the
Era, in order to obtain the information he ad-
vertised to impart, and have wrote him once
or twice since, but am still without his reply !;
and, as think he is playing postum, let others
beware how they get trapped.
T. II. STARKHoUsE,
We hope it may turn cut that Mr.. Stark
house is mistaken. At al events, we publish
what he says, for the beno6s of Mr.. Parker.
Not long since, we received similar COM
plant about Mr.. Cook, an advertiser in Indi-
ana. The complainant undertook, also, to Gen.
sure us for printing his advertisements. We
do not plead guilty. Mr. Cook advertises
book, which he says is G compilation Of all the
receipts and secret ways Of making money
which have lately appeared in the newspapers
and he states his price We see no more harm
in advertising that book, than other books Of
receipts so often advertised by booksellers.
Readers of newspapers must judge for them
selves whether they will buy the books or not
We do not know either of these advertisers !;
but, as they pay us our bills, we took it for
granted they were honest. 1t is possible that
their failure in tho cases named to us, is owing
to accident of some kind. IF it can be shown
that they arc in the habit Of receiving money,
and then refusing to send in return what they
promise in their advertisements let it be shown.
Publishers will no longer advertise for them,
nor will the People be imposed upon.
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NEW York, JUNE 5.-Nobody was killed at
the riot in Brooklyn, but several were wound
ed Fifty arrests have been made.
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ROBERT CARTER q BROTHERS,
READI THINK! ACT!!!

&c This work will be sent by mail, postage pre
paid, to those who send us a dollar. May 3l-3t
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f.i'rr Complaint, Jauras,r. -y.p,s-jH. brow, sr
Ncryon> nrti.ily. .:i..a... .. ll-. L..-nr...
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BY RICHARD HILDRETH, ESQ,
Author Of" History Of tie United States" "The
White SiGUe," &c, DC.
THIS is a new edition, very much enlarged, and
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