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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-02
VERY LOW Prizes

rvr rhere terms. III i c'sbs mu-t be sent a.
NV lime. Additions mas be made io sluYs
M ,en ~ t~tEly ii - 4 suhscriber
n~,-Ty auv one sending az a club ~ ten
We I IN send tie Weekly Courier one seir.
ana sur larger clubs II the satne pfopp'i'y''
AZ y paper sent unless THE mon't Y pAii
Nm sdgancry always discontinued n Tie exp
rafsan OF the time pa1i fof.
Specimen copies sent ~hen oerren' ~
X amlstsnc.s by mail are az ouf Ten. ~
Ieters shnud W. addressed 70
HALDEMAN s. pNkkh
Courier Sean Printing huusr' Nos. -
and 53. Third street, Louisville. ny.
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NJ Office l. nrrehy given that the under
~ signed Mas hesn appointed atminslrs-
tor 81 he estate IL Herman II. Eggess late "
Dubois county, Indiana. deceased. SaId e.
tate Is supposed y be solvent.
JHv NiEHcrsE.
Jan 10, 9-3w. HERMAn iEiTIaK, odn'rs
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In our Judgment, says the Cincln'
natl ENQUIRER, the " ashngton Union
could be much better employed, a. q
Democratic paper, than IN writing
long editorials against the doctrine y
sovereignty. The peorsc q
the Territories Will have their o~n
way ii tie regulation q their instiiu-
lions. Theorizc and speculate sbon'
Il rs much a. the Union may, ana
draw hair-srlitting. fine constitutional
distinctions IN its arguments, 'he great
and stubborn fact remains, that liie
practical power On All subjects q ~
,,cstic concern cannot De taken from
he people of The Territories. Il 'hey
,hey arc III favor Of slavery i vii 80
tl.ere. ii ihey arc opposN y IL 'l'ai
institution can never gct . ioothold-
aud never ought 70. II they have Ho'
tlie power II exclude it directly, Ihes
iw.ll 10 Il indirectly, and BY the rowe'
81 public opinion IL the Territories IL
, Shareholders VIII not taxi SLAVES int
!. community where tAe majority 2
: the people are opposed y tic instltsl
ton. The people North ana souu
2 might NJ well look the mater 10 u
= .ace. aud submit to The popular soyc'
4 eighty settlcnent ii the Territors
Y question. II i right, too. These VII
2 ~ not live III lie Territories have 7
= riuht to 4 ctate to them ID matters
\ domestic concern. They have re r'g'
q seek to prevent them from auiliyIi1
d ii. slavery. and they lave no i'si''
IS crowd Il upon them il opposition
" their wishcs. Nine out u ten 81 Y
V people Il the United States, North
II VEL! as Svath. We venture 70 say 2
" il favor 81 the people 81 the Ierlt
~ rics. Ike those OF the States. dccsd'r
be Tie character et their Institutions.
ut The Union ought to know that q
~ ro,.uiar sovereignty doctrine cam
a. De stricken down. il is too deep
lot planted il the hearts Of the people
by especially j. this - il tie West.
rsc' ,.env lis correctness here IL consider
BE- little better than political treason.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-02

plssorrrloS. NV Decker, Kramer AZ
%. give notice il tcday'a PAPER NJ n
dissolution a partnership. Tms haN
been one IL tie Oldest and best incr-
camille firms Ill our county, ana has
done an extensive business. lhc ~"
firm, dealing On the cash principle
viii undoubtedly draw large trade.
- ..--s.------
Owe publish On tie outside q
to-day's paper communication from
~Kincail, ii which hc asks Ior in'or
matou IN regard u matter q which
wc know nothing a. tliis subject
however, il one If general interest ~
hope that some one who i informed
will give tie putlic lie desired inior
nation.
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rs hereby given to all persons not 70 Aar
l Dor ny son, Erucs, MAILER. Or sell hin
anything on my account, II he u q mlnol
and has left bis parents without good cause
and will net be responsible icr his debit
jar. II, 'tn-3ps CIIAS MAILER.
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D-T In reply 70 tie remarks Of tn
Rockport Dem crat. We feel justified
ii saving that Ir. kcnpfs coii-titu-
cnts feel proud Of their representative
lie is a thorough democrat, one vh'
adhcrcs firmly 70 the principles nnc
organization Of the party and trul,
represents the wishes Of the voters q
Dubois county. lie is a. free from th'
faint which the "DcmocratN wculc
seek % cast upon him, Is any man un
der Heaven. We have letter from
Mr.. Kcmpf which We will publisl
next week.
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CARRIAGE. WAGON y PLOW
.NANyF.ACTORi!
Thomas Escrbia,

CORNER CIR mAis Asp HARRISON sIAisi
JASPER. INDIANA.
UNIFORMS The public thar he y nov ~
4 pared 10 manufacture, IN the lattst ana
best style. all kinds Of Carriages, Nsecns'
piows. Aeon ne most reasonable terms
lor essb. An work turned out from ny
mon u warranted Repairing done ~ ihe
MI, manner and Oh the shortest notice. a
share Of patronage solicited. Jan ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-02

Co-PAKrsKRsnir- 1t NH d seen ts
an advertisement il to-day paper.
that Mr.. Il. :. Alexander hls pur-
chased az interest in the drug -to-s y
Mr.. Newton, and the style " the firm
viii hereafter hc NpwtcnN Alexander
We understand .hcy intend adding =
stock IF Dry Goods and Groceries 4
their Drugs III the Spring. Mr.. 4
is young man 81 ,nterrlzc an
some capital, and We welcome him a
i citizen Of cnr town.
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Paism ur Proprietary N defines wrse
a,mOsl entirely va9n1wn, hAt " 'e'e shr'r
sar prrn brought into u.e On assof 'nfn'
IA them hal h.. -pacisl remedy '"f fsrh
ilfryerl u4caSe hy Ayssrs. GONAIp-h .
BROTHER. ~ NAV Nrs 'li'ss 4se ~
tirrly ,eeelatls. shd perfectly MI is"in 'nti-
e,rY NJ any oiarr iuinrrAi pIi@uns "iiirA Hr'
- riurions 70 the human Constitution. iip'
Ire fee from s'sch. ihes can w trcummsrdre
K. Jring s.ie remedies ~ WI cnses, wNnvu'
Tie danger 81 catching u all sn-anrer'
~. ihe Ives "a tAe u-Frs
'la,i- Cherry rud LunsNoT', ~ cou1's'
AMI cnlcs Is unsqnair'i, and y WIN 49,
cure Cnnsum Y'ion W ita t'-t si'g fn'
DHldn,ss snd other Diseases cunnecied ~iii
ihc human ls,r, tile Tufkish b'lM T. eqnA
IL any H. ,. Tney are sl-r l.r Frpi N.
.sr- ri iln unlv gern ne ANlFbN'S :
4 NOuA i1~$ slor.e pua Cattle M~ficln-r
.uch a. Condition Powders, Garglins p
s.r. TRY THEM
Fvr ea.r III Jasper BY Isaac NSWTb'
III limiting sur1 py Dtyp RsAsNss.liNi
a,so rs.fis fr aiar-,fs lnGian Root Pill
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The Geld Discoveries in EnIsas.

western Kansas can no longer bc !;
doubtcd: aud there il good reason y
believe in quantities sufficiently great i
"a render mining rcmuneratiyc. Cher 4
~ Greek and Pixies Peak have now
become familiar names. for there the
richest diggings have been found
The theory is that the eastern slope is
as rich ia the precious metal as the
western. Should this prorc 70 be the
case. the interior Of the cou'ncat Viii
soon be flied BY q busy population,
and the scenes Of California be repeat
I'd On this side Of the Rocky Mum .
tans. But, DC tli.sas il may, enough
las already been discovered 70 slIr UP
the settlers in Kansas and Nebraska
They arc holding meetings, organizing
companies, and marching 70 the dig
vincs il hundreds. Their talk is no
longer Of claims and corn raising, Or
even Of politics. The business q the
towns consists mainly in supplying the
miners with outfits. All who can
leave home take up their line Of march
for Pixies Peak with as little dcisy a.
possible.
The gold fever is not, however, con
fined to Kansas and Nebraska. 1t has
travelled eastward. Its effects are now
fvlt even on the seabuard. The new
region is go much more accessible than
The other gold fields, that it will bethc
iavorite, provided only its reputation
for dust, scales and nuggets can DC
maintained. Of which there can be but
little doubt. This discovery cnnnu
Int give an immense stiinulous to en-
igra.ion to Kansas. so that II is no
unlikely that this Territory will doubl
or treble its population in the cours
Of year, and thus avert all troubi
that might be apprehcndcd in rcgar'
to admitting her into the Union on tia
score.
1t is exceedingly instructive and II
tercsting to notice The identity I
means used BY Providence IN further
ance Of the great design Of peoplip
the whole earth. 1t il but few shOl
months since we saw q striking IL
stance Of this rule in the case Of Il
Frazer river gold mines, which led
rush Of population Upon the inho
ritable regions Of New Calvdoni
hardly parallclcd in the history q eve
California or Australia. The init
tory movement there has had is dal
side, as il has had in almost al 9th
instances; but there is little room
doubt but that the golden yield
Frazer river will eventually do {
New Calcdonia-or British Column
what Mariposa has dcne for CalIit
mia, and Baalcrat for Australia. Al
in Kansas. too, the same proyidcnt
means are brought to play to chan
the face Of things, and to people I
extensive prairies; over which for 6
turies to come herds Of bufaloes mig
otherwise have continued to roam
The discoveries at Pixies Peak q
Cherry Creek are also a subject
profound interest to the political cc'
oinist. Ii we 20 on for the next
years as We have during the past I
discovering new mines, and add
vast amounts yearly 70 the meta
currency Of the world, the effect VI
industry and commerce cannot fail
DO Of the most interesting charactc
These discoveries will also have
other effect. They will stimulate r
road building enterprise, from Miss
ri to the western limits Of Kansas,
the roads will be links iu the chair
the great Pacific railroad, and has
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-02

Sv0AG WEATHER. The weather iVT
Inc PAST week has been such Ms - start
Tic cap ii the sugar trees, and We arg
anxiou5ly Oh the lookout g sc whe
n III send is IN frs SAMPLE q n4allr
SUGAR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-02

hall tie go.d discoveries ~
Kansas IA being pregnant with bene
I!icial rxsu lts ~ the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-02

az YIN. Salisbury, Democrat, has beer
rlec,ed 10 TIE U. 5. senate from p-la~nre,
W. H.. term II six years from The ~ q
March ntx,.
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INCREASED ATTRACTIONS


The Louisville Weekly Courier on the Lee
III January, 1869, commenced new solnne
and The seventeenth year 81 ~ ex's''h'e.
Ia issuing usw prpsrcctus, me F'oPrie'p's
~ impelled 10 return ihsir ~aiinesi &c
know judgements iur the high degree q Va
Nar uish which their lubnIs haze been r.
cei,ed during The yrar just closed Every
monih. week aud day, hls v i.nessed RAPID
.ui steady increase u our large subserip-
non list, aud We now have he pleasure VI
addressing weekly fsr grraisr number y
readers than any other paper published "
ihr State.
we pl, dse cur hosts Of friends ~ every
por.on 81 Ike great Wssi, that We viii spare
10 paias, expense On labor, to manialt, ana
even incrra-e ne reputation the . 'arieJ en-
~ os a frsl class family paper and Doe,
,nIepsndeni. houest and reliable AeNs Ani
polilicai ipvfnnl.
MEMS DEPARTMENT..
III neus. we shall obtain AZ the earliest
mnnent y telegraph an4 express regard
lees ~ cost every ding u interest eni ni'-
mem rran-rlunu n sns D dion q The glotr-
CUMMERCiAL DEPARTMENT.
or commercial i .pnr,msni ~ continue
~ receive ,hc extensive alschiicn q sii-
,urrs ~ reporters. who have cvndusisd y -
.aiNstacturiy duiiag Ihe pat iwesr ysafs.
lls quotations 'nav always be fully relied ~.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
lItr..s'er snar ihlre or four columns 10
/. Aueh afA every number viii IS especially Dr.
v,ipd III the interests ~ our ngrcuiiufsi
readers ne pen Il one oi The n!rst arccn-
iali,h.A ana eXaericnc.d writers hi Tie West
inning br.n secured. We have determined
~ tnake il.iS one of lie most ,alus le lea
!. ufs I'll tic Courier, and make u a'one
ORD Ten times Vie cost ~ he subscription
VI rrra II Every intelligent turner. A. sg'i.
\, irulturr j. OIL foundation 81 eur wealth. snd
prosperity. we intrnd 70 maze the ur'er
.p.ak VI rrd fur tl,i- interest with becoming
lsyosiun. or Lrners and planters shall
w share much a our attention " iaiure-
w LITERARY DEPARTMENT..
Nh ~, NJ hsppy 10 announce that w have
n enang.pnari The publication of li-hy ~
~ i.r.s,irn N,elrite. written expressly tor
& tne Cnri.f. d, Nrs. !. l. Saxon. Of Als.
" ...os. .iur, az ..The ] xas q .usin" wss r.
\ !, c.iyed wiil, 40 much insor BY our resctr'.
4Dm. months .incr The new story y 80
ltiiea .FvyLlN WORTH ~ TIE WILL
81 AND THE Way II vii be- followed "
IL -r.i ..t.ar ~ gins novellrites We bsye on
.aua. rhrr branches % literature vii 81
- feepnc special atl.nsin ~ A. " mrse
ih4 q nlirr suiie5 N i'.r 'ssie ~ every 'fan-
\, h.shcr oi III VI that. " no po1ilies
" rast.
NM POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
's Dehevirg The Democratic party y te ne
n, MIN St.1bsi pa'iy % sAittci 81, "r ~
oriinue n give J. @afn and .nnp'' snp-
posl W cpp,sisiou 70 sll tae i-'ns When are
n5u combining. ~ We h,pr y defeating n
rnd destroying our glorious Quot
NJ Tis clprisr il supplied % subscribers =
The iollyaIng
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Having taken purtnef, 4 u impetAI'Ffs
thai my cid accounts And books
should be sq~r.d W.. Al persons inJeb'eN
are therefore notified ~ coine and settle p
cash ur n,fe immediately
Tsb =. Is59-4w. ISAAC NEWTON
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
fDY virtue Or an order 1T Dubois Common
I'D Peas Court, January Term, loye Twill
xpo-e tpr ssle ~ public auction, on me ~ y
dny u February, 1859, on The prea.i-ea ~
tectdcpt. 10 Dubois county Ind the sQslow-
ing real estate, viz: the west half q The
south Yves, quarter C section tNeniy.eighi,
township NJ. tgo. south Of rsnge five west
containing eighty acres more ur lcsp, situated
ia Dnbos county, Ind. a credit " twelve
months viii BE given, The purchaser giving
note with approved security. waving yalua-
ton o. appraisement laws, with Inherent iron
date. GERHARD NlEHAUS,
Amir Of estate VI II. kilian, deed.
Laird a Adems, Attys.
Ian yf 1904 W.
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THE PiiLA DELr.iiA WEEKLY
rLLusrAAr
r,r,lA WHITE AND Rl.IfE

--,.v- 1-I1TIl. ANn nITTIN
lsIJ iiiiI an 10y
K, IA MI. r.,r,..,and nn.t literary Pa
\, III" ,.y
a .;,, ,o..,v,wo r,em.
10Y '."o,''.' rn ...,.,s, ANN (, ,.
'H'ns' " w '''"' ~ ',..- .s UNI,
$500 P''' ,'''''' s....,,.a M
M ~ 1900 '''''i' ''', ,'h., w. l,,'n,.
su'Se''oe' "''' .' \" o,'g,',,.i,.;,h NV,
un,z afe' "Nn 'heu" = op''"-' ~n " a"J
~ ,'s'"' K, s.'"s N,'''s
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AsSgE hs-Ai.SAN.
Enrivallya i'll HE Ilsiray a Medicine
Thi. Bhsam. ihai tas b-tn ~ sxtenslsesA
-od sr1 DIET uih sleh urFiysl'ed success
for s4ge gast FIVE yfars, a1t brought Lers't
nrd hnypiansa ~ hany ism,i.ss lhrs usnrHi
I'M ~ srItTD Country n 'l's result 81 y.sfs
IN sf,sds aud erisneni. by the prrprir IN
" dis wonderful cunpaana; and ~ ses
ha9rs u staie M lAt woi That lhr otj ~
-aHeft I'M haA hps. gained. wiici y iuund
fn ille namsrou- esiA.nces in favor NJ illis
remedy Ih.r lai~pm v only Recommended
h. Que ci.s ri dis sarts,,z. tf.ose pro meek
syr1isfa. afd enters direcll, niu iLe ss-
culafior pnd ihesebt caunitrAci- tlr piiH,it
n ri.lr;ir ii she N stem: anl n ionlr \
" particularly Frcuinmenlla ~" ior 2
NV rsiLcnrrs:
uiney. I'LL SsFi 1e. lta7
Messrs n II. Mann y ca. --,.rnl- lnui
guc Hsisan y he vnls remedy iisH e-in'
iio meet ihr v AIT. os iAe people 81 TIN ~
.alny We hive urcn our shelves III ",
papaar remedies ~ Tie day for iie cue n
inier.ailicn;-. ha' IN. Msnn's R4l>sm -eli'
II preference % IA oshsr., from Vie empi
act w cnfcs. Itis destined i0sxceI all otii
W. remedies .1er offered.
Isuiy NcuFs. q. W IArNt.
Ssiaf Louie. June i, 1893.
Mcssrs $ X Mann q N We iod th
demand Tor Dr Mant's sgUe Bal~gm dali.
increasing md the great densna for ! u
sufficient evidence d Iis great aeiit. Ia ~
psscts u our travels We find TIE nnisersa
leYininn W these selling II, md mere par'ic
iuafiy those nsing il - b.. That i has VI
equal ~ proprietary remedies, and thp' 4
IA certain specific u TACT inht csuM0l We dis
lputrd Truly Your, o y Noon 90.
\ =. II. MANN & GO. Prolrictors
Gallon. Ohio. Sold IN ali coed Drug
aiats. nov. III.
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yuNfiE undersigned have lormet partner
Z ship, fir Tie transaction ~ business ~
Ja+per. under the name and style q >rM'9n
a Alexander, aud invlte all persons ~iN.i'ns
-ruas Or msdlrintr % giye ,Hem cs'L
ISAAC NEWTON
i. >. ALEXANDER
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Dehevirg The Democratic party 70 le NE
aniy EatiDpsi passy 70 sAistcA 81, wr ~
.us,tinue "a rIse ]. @ar.n aud came snp-
posl. NJ Opposition 70 sl t'e islns when are
r1w combining ~ We h.pr p defeating ~
rnd destroying our glorious unio'.
Tis lpFisF il supplied 70 subscribers -
Tie iolyaing
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
CRY ISsrEcToa's DgfAHs LENT.
NEW WORK. Jlps u. l6HQ.

YORK. Jipe ~, 1889.
The undersigned having entered upn ed the per-
formapce the RESPONSIBLE duties OF The Office CT lily
tor and fully realizing thai tbose dusc At the
tepton than the of keeping the streets OF city
healthy and clearly ion deems be bis call
the attention OF The pubic the necessity of 81 putting
end TO the following dali, vostp OF the ordinances
9be throwing Of ashes garbsee sad NTH no the Streets
The habit Of merchants and dealers 10 o. nitting
Wings straw and other subs used 10 psct
upon the street placed upoo the sidewalk from whence
IN soon scattered over the street III e the duty 70
have the same immediately removed at hei. expense)
g. The da sweepipgs are syepi
into the strerts cutters Instead at betg paced
cepiRcle 10 be taken away bv the ssh cpttnar
fhe plaHng the the filth
yards and cellars and The rubbish and old -sl the
repairing Of buildings.
1he throwing into the streets and gusEs norous i'm
pure. offensive liquidr and substances
TIE of OF the acfs only direct
vosiioD Of the lave and ordrspcee c offender
70 tine and In ers,fv Jedes and
tsrds the keeping of Gle rendering DIM
cult OF susceasiu operation while Largely asng the
pepse.
Every effort on the Of the rudersSrad Ssr and win
continue 10 b. To have Clearly
healthy condition. and nesty and ids1y hope and
looh for he cooper alton and If al of citizens
Ia putting end TO the Violations plued IT. VIA
yoDr AID and assssnoe the ,ssk ~ be essS .ccompished
Shall have ~
copy ordinances ill be left 81
ench dv tnmr house ard pisrs ruspesrl
Ssh will through syeral wads
daily Sunday etcept<c coc apbgp, IN ard the
undersigned desires toa' every neglect On he
mart ogtbe drivers of tpch ned Of 10
Superintendent OF Sanitary ape nse corner Of
Grand aud streets IL rb II reunofisd
Notice OF the approach the cas will ia
given by ringing 3 bell Very yesp-c'uig,
pAsIl o. NSLh q =, ;t,y Inspector.
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WANrED-AS sxPEaIEECsD WAITER; ALSO ONE
W who soesks French and Er glish Apply at the asr
chants CLERKS egistry office 70 way situations Ired
os respectable missi1n 10 savace inGeoqp
v II any oihsr office; established 1856 hoUrs9io5
IN ]. AsDPAra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-24

WkNrED-A STOUT BOY, ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD. AT
w Virgins Hotel Core Tsspd road, Long Island fon-
nee rom urockyu one familiar win The of horse and
vegetable garden preferred Wages s. with board
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DRY GOODS, &C.

DRY GOODS, &C.
sfnA Pr1ckvslsa, SS7 EaOADwAg-ALL x!HDs
ofFfench embroidery order; nisle hAndkercb'es
sS s1s osa ssSs rs @ ore
ander sAnrenss always on hand ADD made u ardAr.
ArDE eERogv AIS, So. 5xoAawAv ST AAPED 81.
- broiieries OF every description Wholesale an ret
sa1ss sSa.s sn na aaa % m s
dreasaa obildren's piQue suits,
A FACT-wovEN SKIRTS ARE BEsT.-ws ARB
a. now making u springs 70 sprngs TO- l6 Is and 4
and sis mine our woven siMs ga ssa.s made over.
Woven stirt factory, 81 Spring street. near Had.On
1T MIS-. GAYNoR,s EXCLUSIVE CORSET AND sxisr
wen maSs The mai steel sprns sHse.Sn ss
and ne French linen cone corset made 70 also the
@os reasonable chsrges skirts made over Xs 5sYsos
S43 Broadway two doors from Union square.
(yLosING SALE OF SILK AND LACE
Cashmere and stella shawls barege robes,
Paxasols and all summer goods
~ Dry goods ,s cheap a. 70, tis millsn,
Are the i IEw Ts' G ePp.si.ed y he trade
Bought largely at auction OF The above goods
Unparalleled rsdac ION u the trade
5rCo rch cashmere and erocse stella shasis at
5000 pusher lace points aud mantiias, al
Beat stock of baeges awps and dress goods he
city which wil ce offered at a Ike reduction.
No merchan. should buy msatias
tareges, or any summer dress goods WITH ns
e,lhos ~ they Y c s save 20 par ocn'
The big profit exposed on the beat see hoop sxirts
An other na"0f Ts e ssoff s = fif 5s'fs
l0i Chambers street. corner Of Church
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VERGNEs' sLEorRo eExM1oAL Barns. lls FOURTH
the only establishment attended bv ProfoaCor
ve'gpes the inventor The eelstr. these baths d
firmly established for the traction Of metallic subssrcea
from The sten and the ms.ls eout Debility
&C.; preventive Of any malignant sict mesa
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s6CuTed
An experienced surgeon on board. =.
the If these ships win not he accountable Or gold
diver buhov specis, jewsry precious metals,
snesa bills of adng gnsd therefor and the value thereof
Asngu expressed For freight or passage apply 70 r.
yuEARD, No 4 Bowling Green
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tIOJEy.S.

kJCIbI br GLhhAIN, tIETH AVENUE, BROADWAY
~ an hweu'y 'oc"nd sresNo~ Glnducted the Euro
p'hn ptaA Iaht'a lgd st gle gentlemen obtain
o9 hiry eerlplv fnrsi-hrd apartments with baths at
1qbeJ On he musl fcnJnl5e e.ng, Ia hs defhtfly 10
saled hQyel
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sHYPPTNa.

Dill -HhsTEBs or VESSELS WOULD VERY
~ stly cbige the Plot Commissioners by requiring each
pilot ~ be, oard their vessel either cwsrd outward 10
show heir aense nong particularly the date thereof they
are issued yesy ere the charge Of their vessel given
bem There bsve been number OF enses reved and the
ed by parties not hcepeed vesssls EMPLOYING such
liable. under the lsw to ue Of hundred doars
which will be rigdly enforced. By order
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MISCELLANEOUS

A NEW NODE OF CURING DSspspsIA
"A tier suffering Eve vh his Gnus Undressing dis
esfe, have succeeded Ia caog self npln and SCI
ent3c ethod without the Of l1e-r. 4
mode Is by erha ucsl g. an unfall-
ng cure guarantee 10 all Or uiars conlsn-
ing trucnlSrs rent on applcs'ioa 5ITE, 10 Cort-
apdt htseet. Ogse hours from I'll 4 p NJ
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.IYARTED-FiVe ''ttF Uhtss statesmen FOR :
of Jpv snnIv NJ Inc NJ chsn,s' 0erss Registry office
Sroad snaors 1rocurse uisaon in advance re
fei ence to IRE. class hoaGesi tours o ,rsr -
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WHY WILL PEOPLE SPOIL rgEIa EErRIoEBA.
W tors and waste the ice by using old fashioned MAILED
and and al Or common ice Piss when Tor sual hey
and saHsed. FOR sale by all deslers Mann.
facured by STEVENS 229 Pearl wree Nav YORK aud "a
XUby street. Boston
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The MaKIUN Capt Foster succeeds Wednesday, juno 40
DEDUCED kATES.-rOR NORFOLK, S6; PsTERqRrI "a
~ and Richmond; IS The Neamsiip AN ssrowN Gait
Thorn SINNER will receive freight the above pIanes nm
Friday and Saturday at pier 3 North river and savc IN
Saturday, 18th inst O'CLOCK Freight for Petersburg land
Mt City Point Passage, stateoom included 10 Norolt rs
duoed to @ Petersburg and Ricbmno ssteroom Included
reduced 10 o. Meals gf,y cens EXTRA ~ '''
LUILAM aEiNEKEN, lis broadway.