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The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25
THE SHASTA COU RIER
Road Meeting.

AT a meeting of the citizens of Red Bluffs,
called for the purpose of taking into considers
ton the best means of accomplishing the i'm
portant object of opening a road from this place
TO Yreka, J. R. BRADwAY, was called to the
Chair. and SAM NJ. BIsHoP elected Secretary,
after which the following proceedings were
had, viz:
Whereas The practcabii,y of said route is so
far established that several wagon loads Of mer-
chandise are about TO be transported immedi-
aiely over it, the following Resolutions were
adopted:
lst Resoircd, That company Of men not ex-
ceeding ten in number be fitted out by the cti-
zens OF this place TO accompany said teams and
make such inprov ements as are necessary to IA
citate their progress, and also, TO make such ex-
aminations of the route as is necessary TO its
further Improvement.
2nd. Resolved, That Judge WV. H. HARRrsoN.
be appointed Superintendent Of sail Company.
with due powers to procure the services of any
number Of men he may think proper not ex-
ceeding ten. 10 constitute said Company.
3rd. Resolced. That Mr.. WM. GLEASON, be ap-
pointed committee of one to solicit subscrip.
tons and collect funds for the above purpose.
and TO act as Treasurer for said expedition, and
that he be authorised TO pay to the order OF
Judge Wm Harrison. as superintendent OF the
above expedition, such sums as he may deep
necessary to defray all expenses Of said expe-
diion.
4th. Resolved, That +. l.. Miner and j. G.
Doll, be appointed to collect and solicit SUBJ
scripions in the absence of the expedition.
5ih. Resolved, That the Shasta Courier, Yreka
Union. and the Aua Californian, be requested
to publish the above proceedings.
9th. On motion, the meeting was adjourned
sine die.
DR.. ]. R. BRADWAY, Prest.
s. M. BIsHoP, Secy.
Red Bluffs, CAL, Aug. 18th 1855.
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II Here is very fair paragraph which we
commend to The lovers of fair play, and the
fair in geueral:-" Bny fair. sell fair, and love
Ile fair. By so DONG you will stand a fair
chance OF having fair life and fair funeral
Provided you don't raise the fare when yOu
owp steamboat"
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

T The Boston Trarelzer has account OF
two distinguished Egyptians. who have been
travelling in the United States and have just re.
turned To their own country. one OF them bear.
ing with him New York wife.
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|. Bantru. in introducing poet TO NJ henry,
addressed him thus -. Sir, | preset 10 you
person who will give You immortail'y ou' ~.
must give him something to l've upon IN 'he
meantime"
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DOCTOR ]. E. PELHAM,

DOCTOR ]. E. PELHAM,
IAvING LOCATED HIMSELF FOR THE
LII purpose OF practcins the various branches
of Medicine. offers his professional services to
the citizens of Shasta and vicaity, and hopes,
by close attention and reasonable charges TO
merit and receive portion of the public pat
ronage- To those to whom he is unknown, he
hopes it will not be considered out Of place for
him 10 state that he has pracliced the various
branches OF his profession for
10 Years,
the last five years of which were passed in Cal
iforuia. He is graduate of the Medical De-
pariment of Transylvania University, aud has
recommendations from men of the highest
standing in the south west in reference TO his
character Physician.
OFEICE
Next door To the Eagle Hotel.
Shasta March "a, 1855. mho4-tf
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Lime +! Lime /! Lime !

Lime Lime Lime!
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
l. fully announce to the public that he is now
fully prepared to furnish Lime, of an excellent
quality at their kiln in Brjggsville
Builders will do well TO call before couract-
ing elsewhere, as our facilities for burning lime,
and convenience to an excellent wagon road
cannot be surpassed. SAMUEL CLOUGH.
Briggsvile May l6. 1855. Jei6-am
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EST II Az.

q TAKEN UP by the subscriber. near
~ Smi,h,s cabin on Salt Greek, a cream
coioreI mare, with white blaze on her face,
white strip ON her nose. three white ieet' and
white mnne and tail She had on halter, part
rope and part duck. The owner can nave her'
at Smiths cabin, by proving properly anu pay
ing charges. JoHN ma NM.
August IL, 1855. 0"ii"'
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LUNA HOUSE-RED BLUFFS
G. L.. NORTH.

NIACHiNE SEWING. las. Sansome Street,
lfl between Washington and Jackson. San
Francisco tlcnr. grain. aud all oihet descrip-
tions of Bags constantly on hand aud made TO
order. Mattresses. ceiling, tents, aud all kinds
r. ,I.;. sewing dune with ueatRess and dis
- iyaS-lm
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4 ~ " w a n
Tar BATTLE on JUNE is.

Tuk ~ 1fN A1IoInT ot Tht affair
IN. Ins.giids Hsvs says
r., - 80. q. camp s.ssrsi PRIME. oorissitsg eftss
tqrt sE1 - spa Esrrilsn 81 tbs hss 0f tsss,s 81
sstss,ofsi. sEf ~ ttsr rsysiss W or nU1tt
Tho spsny bsvisr re.oiv-1 " hasss fssinss sitAe.
- osr bsst ssBs, os> nd The tth (ift1 q -,
go ARE ~ L.l sgN2s& - fofiifft ftApse o.
ns kfrsbsins's Fsa soufT fssef ons 40 y. tW 10
ssrssesss- hosss a. isr t.s'sftss eftf arPtt @sah
,.rYsrtsA sfsaHskss. 90 sur &c - fsFi - 80
$50 tr rssufn Al too IN ns ffssfrsos ~ Rlfsn -.
nj ns tssisg.fs etsBsd hehYy ~ $500 w t@sA
nsss The nfs, With -" oyenri sghr - 40
Inc a. oar 6sfsgts iss.sf im % aafa1 h,H ~
a. -, ,,s ,s,ysrtoy; tAs sisbs Va 'tsmy tsr-.
,.... t.,s ssw1, insc tts fus fst@s4 sad
~. ,c,.1 - a fsssn frassss, shsef Lt+ ssN ,ts
|Is e-.s - ". satss Eas efef trps<s1es late So
.s.,..s 80 ,K,ssi ixs tssa. 11s sssstgf ytfig-
- -. ,,s.~sles i.r in,o ss vithoas toEshiax 04
I, ,.,,sts c.Esensks ans iness..ss bsssss nslt
~ ,s tg.r.st tts bssvs csfsn1sss ~ Ssbafiog trvr
.s5,.fy re,sups The csxsgs Hot1 V tbs v0FKs 20
-. .sfris1s fssrs ana esas ffs MS wpfta wese 80
tsssfafiy cerayss,st tks gsas wheh hsf bsfs sf@ss
sssFs'fr n he ca gsfkj II Jans ssrf Fsrfc<or
ftfftts.. "a r.rslts Ana tysfs t&et tks sr*mr 80.
In so sishA t~twva So 80 ani - lllta -. .,-t
= 1uns - - trspsfs4 r. - ssttsii 90 1rlg' -
disyese ~ fe.1oss ca ins ls'i &a1h % 80 -
J,s.,st Ne 3 s.S TIE rslshssstrg ssis'fs.s 49,
sss.,ssn ~ tAs ~ trixs8s ~ ~ iiih siFssh = iAs4
:, r.fssnts a ae lsasnsa 1fsanFsfs, tas1 sAAaA 80
| .s,.s,s. ansas0ts ~ 1.fa q - sSak .os ft@g'
~ y. xsrsa,s n.sos 90 = - e,gral' ns's'l
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BKoAbwAx InsArRK Bourcieauits sdfsms, entitled
'Tte frish Diamond Mrs Williams as Andy lgase, sni
corne eeletta caD.t WPausnes and Psreverancs Will fol
low, Nfa Wiliisrss Patience, Yankee lady, and az
Allen, irsh Lunfrtss. The amusensrh will Close
with the Rscolections Of OFlsn pgan aDi the FAire
Nntos CAHpEs--Tbe performance OF Mr.. Burton srs
drawing large audiences. Tonizht he sprssrr ~ VT
Timothy TcodIs In tho amusing piece called Ths Too
alss.n wherever Burton appears he Il alsays sure "
have large and respectable. audience In addition 70
the above mentioned piece be slso appears a. Toby
nsnp, In the Mummy"
powEHY THysTKg.--The perforrs of this evening
viii eonciaSe tho spgsgsmfnt os Nj Goodan, AMI tbs
viii bs the last But OF Mrs. wards engagement.
"fhs Truntsfdn vii commence the Annnsemsrta, W.
Cootsn a. ESward Micdlstos. Between the Grst sn1
second pieces there VIII be sinrDg and dAncng ard ~
domestic drama, "Womsns Love" viii termipsis the
entertainments.
wooDs MNsYrEfs This band q g.il yaying 70 lArws
audiences The Lozse beng every night yss oisd fhs
ball o this evening consists Of nlnstsisy, dAas
Ing, and oihey snaalng faetzrcs.
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WHOLESALE AkBLsts OF flCkIoCh5r5
On Thursday as the steamboat Anaariea was on An
..,,. ~. ~, - c....t. p,...ou - .ho
Tbr,.sn,, I'D nol,. .ra s.roro, !, h,s o,e-. ~
vars an ho.rd s,s,or.roa rr-,a,. J, ,,,ton,so,,
among the excursl.sis,a rSev reys eloseiy rsteh.d
,rs anuoo,ssted until ae Al OF the \, ,ssengers al
los, their nur.es ard Watches. n was tacn Thought
hisb ne he fhs rors IN ,yrest soe ~ The party Ia
doing so sewers fle ensuea the ocers aud
ns,knoeke.. vho vsrs st,.n. in nnraoars Thev yrr,
sy,nfnalIy horever wth "a IA of several OF tie psa
ssprers csusd In n smau hoase be. weao ascss aud
there connrsd unt the arrival OF the steamer ut New
IMor.. M .n no1hns ley we're az ls.en D1aors nrs
thsy we're COMMITTED for ey.mnstion' There were
eight Of tbs gang captured ths festive occasion.
,,,vopn os.su IAnrr,v
.s..ss,.e r~---- n-,s--
iestruAJ omeers L0ro ~" sfr-n, o t"7 ''--. ~'D~
Court, arrested three persons, named Elizabeth Van
Wnlls JnA shepiing and Jsr,ss vonroe ali resldsn,s
r,r-.,.... - - :, -. 49,
Complainant alleges ths. wien lie entered the place In
question: he had the money about ns psrsoo but soon
S, i,a,. ~ M .noo =, ~
L1i..tS,ss.sa - ~ robIsrv sshe s al "a fre9usnt
o. ,r Irstiee nSyst oaprnl,tsd Inc urisouers
e. e., - .~sY, 49, ,fnstion
20 -
CHARGE OF SELLING LoIrkhf POLICIES.
Yesterday sergeant Mansfield and oincer Webb o:
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ne tn,on Bsss Ball Cub, u Morrisanla, Wsstsbssisr
county sew Yort, vas psrmsa-nty srsa1irsd oa
1asftay evening isi, aud rumbers ~ present twenty
three setvs members, under the Arssten o. The ~
l0~fry onefr,, VIZ s--Thomas y. fgt,ss. ffsstsn,,
Henry Brinsov ylcs Pr~si1ss, William q slass, =
erttny. JsHss 4. PAfshaD, rrsxsarsr sS9 fhoass
Gr,srsr, Gsns Ksspsr The club m.sts - q - srsf
.iss tn g,nosy ard Friday sf.rsoon, a, srs oslgsA
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ts1n0s PrgxnrT,oHs Yesterday, bsfors hfegf@f
eetss~ q Jsfssy CITY tksrs we're $50 rgss tonfei2he
~. Ntsen.gy sslsg nquog 5cha Corrlr~s a. ~ -
az ~ D. sp.et srf korgNa streets go eae gHi !.
: ssssat trsrfs tns hsst 80 asf costs NRnff ~ -.
-, f0uta susity All fssd 90 ass eassf 49, -
ras - he committed " prihcn -. Z.
Nalsn0s CorneSt 4-1hsre AZ a. ~ 49, E'@Anf -
tksfsa rsss Cousesi % Tksrsesy sr-a - y shfa w.
.sl.,s ssstanes vss deceased sGl Ia trt ~ tsAi
r.sssg. ~ he Esr' usstsG
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FgtsD pt0vsrns-As isqs.s, .ss bid uros ~
boty 81 WlLiam Aisy b0y aDept yss's - go VII
,.rr.nfafIy Sfow at1 ~hls IA .hIg ~ pier 70, tsTt
,svsy M ~ of tAs aecsss.f ss o1cxsyfd v ,hs
,ssa.nes of h's yafsnis 81 tEsuy stsss, vhsrs ~
'nqssss vas ts!4
.n.A<Sy sfsa saipovr -euAn vas fsaEs eoAasx in
~. x.,sf rssr tsr y Hoftt rissr Tts decreased wkx
81. sesy.eahiJ 6f.sssd ssc aytssr~1 % bare b~sa
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gftsscs0fY 1cofp.>f - WEss Ponr We lttfr issi
wlllam n wonasyiy. ons o. rs eass's Al Hsi Iola'
pss tTs.rsd .bns bsikiDs in 80 Haafoa % Ihsfssv
svsn ~ tsisynysie ss,Ptth q ~ - srss' ~s'
rmstiKsly ssst 10 biz fsitsf u hslbAofs, 49, 'AN
ssEu.sssn srir,d i1si .rssrE his ~ y ~ sts
n tks sHtetllr O1eurfeaee
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MunSY Al TIE QrARhyriSE Tho cre~ % thsthres-
nasted schooner HApnibsl Captain Kline, q safoh,
Va, for Montsyidso, lying a. Qusrsasins, rsa'ed
10 got the vessel under way yesterday mcrning thrA
stab the plain who hen came up 70 the CITY
TO procure ths Aid of Usisd states ksrsha 70 tt-s
tbs cr1w out Of Tie yeesel
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tbrk that entirely clear the penalties part snt
parcel Of the license rysts and there Is nush reason
Tor saying that when the license was denied the whole
Bat this is q not all II both laws are held to be now
In force the case win stand thus tao old Law forbds
ksiss without q license, and tes new law denies
lctnss; and both ether amount 20 to'al prohib
Ions. 7he pIobibtion acts upon exiting rights to
property The owner Ia fcroddeD TO sell the merchAn-
dile which he ued under the old law, aud which
by thar Law be could sell In quantity obtsinin
"a iicepre He is in effect, deprived OF large share OF
his bs1 efcia interest the property and the case
sutject to the objections which first considered
IL Jue In the construction Of statutes that the
should, II pcstibe he 80 interpreted that they may
bsve elect. That be done in this by holding
tbet the repeal OF the license clause carried with th
az by holding hat the I'D pen aites still force
IL "a very questionable whether the enactment
car be supported. This view Of the question sesm,
not to lave been considered by those who have held
that the old penalties are stall in force,
viii not close without expressing the bope that 40
thing win re dcas, titber by way OF enforcing op
posing the Jaw except by appeal TO the courts Of jus
tice. That ID the orderly and legitimate way OF set
Ting The question. II the Judges uphold the law, let
it be cbeyed long II remains in force however
just may be its operation Forcibe resistance end
in nothing bat mischief.
sm well awAc from the past some Of the advocates
OF The law Will deDoupce any man. be he high or low
and whatever may BE- his calling who either drinks
glass Of wine or differs from them in opioion. They
bave already attacked the Judges snd threats freely
thrown out that sha hereafter be elected tho
bench who does not conform to their standard IL they
hope to gain thing by such attempts At
1t 10 not to be doubted that they Will 6nd themselves
mistsken. hope will distrust the Judiciary,
GREENE G. BRONSON
Nkw York, June %, 1865.
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAaADA'S MILLS,
The Russian and French Official Accounts sf
the Battle OF June Is.
THE FOURTH OF JULY IN LONDON.
oCR MAsRW sORREspoyDESCE,
&c., &C., &c.

The stsamshp Canada, Captair Iaalins arrived st
Boston at four o'clocx yesterday Her mails wee r,-
csivsd In this city about six O'Clock In the Af,.sao,s
We arc indebted 70 Capt Jutkins for the fo,lswtax
latest despatch from Ionipn
LcSsos, Saturday, July 7, 1865.
Tho Timcs, In ts loader tsfs nsornn7 cenadsrs Gs.
do Berss account Of the HNnso affair worry ssAass-
factory, as he does not Ell plain Why 10 warpux uss
given to tho boat II the Russian eutpost did
tolst her land Why the party nos csptursd ~
they might easily have been, by tbs overwhelming
that lay In waiting for them.
Adespatch from BArcsona, dated the 9th Inst ssys
Tho strike Of the workmen continass. Tho oppositlu
passive The of tAs two sfAcsursr.
at DarcsIonA have been arrested The militia rsnaAn
faithful A dsputAton had been seat to Madrid.
Ths bark Ashley, with COAL from Hvcrpoo, w. d.
stroyed by IRE ths 30th uit.
The Timer city arueis dated Friday evening, s~1s -
The Kngiinh fund. opened st~Adily this ,rapx end
subsequently, manifested tsndsncy 10 improv-ns~0t.
Rank stock experienced improvement OF ono hair
Per cent, owing TO tho ssnt that brnaah 10
about 10 be sstAbilshsd At the West End Of Lsnsss
Notwiths landing tho extra dsmAnd usual this -
Rod, money very abundant In ths sosk Exch.sac A.
well ~ In the discount market Ths French NnsiSs
governments had agreed 10 guarantees rurkish leaa q
f5too,ooo Gold continued 70 be sent 70 Paris but aoss
large quantities To bullion In tbs Bank os Fassal
has dscreAssdGlJ0F5i.
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...s.ss rsfpfro W
b. this Htatsne nj u sppess that the whole expenses
u me city and the several parts thereof Tor ls50 will
b tes5 5 i exclusive Of The surplus ss,esof the late
city OF BookY and town OF Bushvick Of which $780,
sCG, Il ts esmAls5, will be derived from tie cl.T re
vtrne and the barnce, amounting 10 ssib 800 ~, VIII
be rased By direct tAsai,n. The board transacted al
the business before the %, and adjourned
ArDauous Rormby ~ BoYs Yesterday afternoon,
during the seyerest portion Of the storm watch valued
al $50 stolen from the coffin vafetouE. Of Nr.
la sey Court street. In the folio sing lnnsr Fou
boya uLfsr the awning IN front for shsi,sr FROM t9s
ran 1he cauahur Of Mr. Bsisey bad been seat 70 tne
houie Tor his waicb and entering the store abe laid
on q oess her father having left The for es mo.
rents of the boys took the cap ~ another sni
threw Il into the store near the cssk Toe boy whose
cap after IT, ana a. the sar1e tine se1tng
the watch put 10 hs heels and, With ha companions,
vas on out of sigst Although several persona were
standing sbtut, whs done snAnsny that thsy did
rot even notice Of the boys and could no, desoro
hen. They we're pGuued, but we're not oyefLsAen.
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Arrests for Drunkenness Yesterday.

AETe0l0
The magistrates and clerks have plenty Of work per-
form in the midst Of this weather The heated
han been steadily accompanied with increase of
topeys whose thirst must BE- qusrched at almost any
cost. Besides, they take sxtraordinsry delight
In taking their bttsrs "in spite Of the Maine law"
This ince utvs the drnksr to be reckless He
mixes punches with smAsbes ale with gn and before
he repeat the order OF exercises he generally fnds
himself either lying blind drunk in bar room rest
ing very rnessy on an uncommon marrow bed in some
station house. The next day comes the retributon-a
bad headache, and IetideGce in the ~spapers,
ten days mpris0r ment in prospective Ali this for get
ting upon a slight spree. What eouutryl
The following table shows the number Of arrests yes
terday for intoxicatoD in the several judicial distcts
Committed BY Commitments
First Dstrct Police Court. justice Boxart.. II
Second hstrict Police Court Justice Brennan IL
Third Disrlct Police Court. Justice Welsh IL
Total number OF arrests. ts.................... 40
Arrests for Intoxicati0n In Brooklyn.
The total number Of arets reported yesterday by the
police ten divided among the districts follows
lst Dhtrict
"a i
ou
4tn ...............s...... =
otn ~ 1
They were all disposed Of in the usual manner.
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TIM Cry ExpEssrs FOR fs56.-A joint meeting Of the
Common Council and Supervisors held last evening
at the City Hail. for the purpose OF preparing tho annual
statement Of expenses required for the consolidated city
for the Jssr 1850 The following is summary Of tho
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On Tuesday evening" Juns s., Hnxnr ". snnn, agsd
ss years. fcrnslly q The city q Edinburg sootsad
II. y sns s.s q We family are rsseseia
HE SON smith, s2a Blsseher street. this sfseraoon
On Tuesday, June s, OF plsurits. Mrs Eln,BxrH
ADAMS, reet OF the late William Adams, Of Coroaary,
Parish Of knoeA brioe, county Csv~n, Irslsrd
neral i1sm her late rss los T.ss Naetesas
street, at tfs hour Of o'clock fsis afternoon.
On ruefoay, June ., CARoIIsK BsNARpY.
The friends and relatives family are raspsstfol-
" invited to attend the funeral from her lsts rest
esnce l76 Lsurens street. this morning. at So O'Clock
Der remains win be taken TO Calvary Cemetery FOR ia
On Tuesday night, June S, HEsaY wooDwoa7u Gasrs.
WOOD, sged years and MONTHS son OF Bsnjsmin AMI
The 10 atives and friends OF the family are invited 10
attend the fuperaf this afternoon At O'Clock at No.
Al bsr resicsnce SO Green street. en- yr,aay June .
Of eoUvusions, Mrs SUSIE PRICE, wife Of Joseph Pse In
Her remains were taken to EAsson, Penn for inter-
on Frissy June ! WILLIAM N. LArrrs. at 2Sa Stanton
The rsmains we're inferred in the Cemetery Of the
On Tuesday, june $, of consumption, MARY, wife Of
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence 126 Greene
street, this afternoon, at O'CLOCK.
On Tuesday June s. EARLE, only child Of Emma A.
and John Holmes, sssd year ! moath and u days.
y invited to attend his funeral from II Barros street.
this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Troy papers please copy.
On Wednesday morning, Juno 8, the Rev. JACOB
BRoDHEAD D. d. in the 18TH year OF his ago, formerly
one Of the ministers OF the Collegiate Reformed Dutch
Church in this city.
The reverend cersy and the restves and friends of
the family Of the are invited 70 attend the fu
William and Fulton streets TO morrow afternoon, ~
O'Clock precisely.
On Wednesday June o, Mrs CATHERINE SIMosoN in the
8Sth year Or her age.
The relatives and friends of the family and also her
Jam es respectfully invited TO attend her funs
raj from her late residence, No. 1872 Elizabeth street.
tomorrow afternoon, ct O'Clock, without further in
vitaticn.
At Bushwick, on Wednesday, June O. JOHN BLACK
BURN, sgej "a years and months
His relatives and friends, ana also Pacific Engine Com
psDy No. sre respectfully inv ted to attsnd bis fune
raj, at the residence Of his parents South So
yentb ar Second streets. to morrow Afternoon at
O'Clock. HIS remains will be inferred in Green wool.
On wedr esday, June 8, CHARLES WnuAM only son Of
Charles and Anne o.
The friends OF the family, and those Of his GRANDPA
TIER respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Boston aud Newfoundland papers please copy.
On Wednesday, May To- at Fort Duncan, Es gle Pass,
Texas, Of 5ysentery, JOHN G. BERNARD Of Utica, New
York.
Alas I II was fearful thing
To yield up living breath,
Without hand to wipe away
The gathering dews OF death.
There was no one near to hear him
Wien he breathed his latest Sigh
Save the angels that we're winaipg
Their bright way from the sky.
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IlIustrious names are seen below
ST. ned to certificates;
Premiums of nations we can shaw

-Trtm Europe Nhd the StateH-
10 Prove the InfAll1baltty OF Lyons Mag
DC powder for destroy ing all kinds ofnscct and Of hs
Efcr killing mice and rate read, Chemists Chiffon
ID Torrey DC, men Of high standing OK President FIJI
Ire PriL Albert Co. Medals from the United State
|gand France ard Belgium prove the trath Of the
ftion, at depot 42i Broadway.
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f62 Broadway Ladies' II you wish . beau-
toilet for dresang the hair keeping II clear Of dsndru
preventive of gray and badness, use H. T. LOVEpS
Kent and free from oil. Price 30 cents
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DIR. .. B. Fitch, Author Of the six Leo
See on Consumption" office ~ Broadway. open daily
lima diseases Of the heart and all chronic diseases Of
lies and females. Consultation free.
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Iuesday, June s, at the Church OF st. FrancisZ
p, Sixteenth street by the Rev NJ Uriscon s. j. PHl-
O,kEllT, NJ ID, to Miss MARY r. r. RLsY, both OF
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hair Dye, wigs and Toupees- Ratchelors's
factory for these articles z3s Brosiway Nine
olssale and retail beware Of limitations The lxreeR
emit Of wigs and toupees In the world.
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who killed cock robin inquired some one.
], said the sparrow, did IL for fun.
Hut who killed the reaches moths, bedbugs and heasi
The .msgnstic powders Of Lyon killed those.
which, NJ well a. has PtIa, the world re-
Wnsd extermin ator Of mice and rats, known to be
kune BY e. LYONS autograph on the four msiapd
upper. Depot IA Broadway, and No. South Eighth
Scet. PHILADELPHIA
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|DRsstadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye--ao Clap
~ has foisted this dye into public favor. BY its
tands- unchaengcd and unapproacbsd In ten minutes
onverts blemisb into attraction Manufactured sold
% spilled, 1T No. o Astor House
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~ Onguent foe Forcing thc Growth OF
skers L. 81 bottle large bottles cntainng eight
ne small snes 90 safely packed and seat any part
the country. n. @. GRAHAM, $50 Broadway; Zef5 Der,
south Third street, Phiiadelphia
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I. BY getting one OF the best manufactured wigs or
Ypees from the celebrated mandatory Of MEDHCRST
.O... Maiden lane. Back and front brsids, bands,
kls, &c. CopK the address.
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> Tuesday morning, June ., JANIS DrvoF, agsl 90
hs relatives and friends OF the family are resps,t
laird street, this afternoon, at O'CLOCK.