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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15

A SIcKLrs CAsE-lIvTE -KEErEEs IN a
Muss.-h Is expected there viii be an in
,eres,ing trial before Esq. Newcomb this
afternoon az one O'Clock. Il is between
Two holel-keepers, and one accuses The
o'hcr Of trying 70 net the Phillip Parton
Key with his wife, but he thought the Law
prefer mile u tie Sickles anne OF redress
sing his wrongs. We do not know how
many days the trial may last. bu, II X Is not
loo tedious, we may give full details, with
porlrai,s, engraved expressly for the Courier
Of the principsl actors, and the mos, thrill
ling scenes depicted In the conrse o. the
uiaI. L,ck out for rich developments.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15

DuBois FirAxcrs lit will be be seen by
The adveniscmemcnt Of the Treasurer in
our pn per to-day, that Dubois county is out
OF debt. Glorious news 10 the ,%ux-paycr.-
The good time coming 10 c%ertninIy nearly
here, aud We think with q continuance Of the
good mansre ment which has Of late charac'
,erizcd the. powers that be-" our taxes may
soon be low cred q considerable notch
There are but few counties in the STATE
that can show 50 lattering n prospect.
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There will be a pro'ractcd meeting IN the
Methodist r. Church, in this place, com
mcncinr at l0l o'clock. A. NJ, and 81
o'clock +. NJ, Of tho first Saturday in July,
and on tho Sabbath following. Further
appointments will be given out at thai
time. Rev. J. u. Admire, minister at this
place. and perhaps oihcrs, will cficia'c.
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vVHE Undersigned, having a marble yard
i q, The city Of Evansville, feel confident
that they can sci; tomb stones or any other
work in their line Of business, a cheap ne
any establishment in the West. We have
lately put up a good many mcnum cnts al the
grave yard OF the 81. Joseph Church. and al
the grave yard below Jasper. II those wish
ing to purchase will examine our work we
are confident they viii give Us their orders.
Sheriff HERMAN Il our agent In jasper, and
orders left with him will be promptly filled
May IS, '59-3m. G. a. j.. HELMERicH.
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DRue SroRf.--This establishment has
again changed hands. Mr.. Il. /. Hardin,
Esq , our former Magistrate and respected
School teacher, who is now merchandising
., roIson's Mills. having purchased il Of DR..
+. Il. Greene. W. Understand be intends
removing il TO his present residence. II 50,
there viii be a sple ndid opening in jasper
for starting q Drug Store. and we hope some
eaterprsing person may soon commence
Il would secure almost the entire custom Of
Dubois county, and a large section Of counr
try surrounding Il. Who says first.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15

A SINGULAR Brr.-Shcrif Herman wei
a wager Of " something good" from MrA
Hardwick or Ferdinand, last week on The
comparative height Of his Ok. Mr. Her
man laid a wager that hi Ok vas taller than
Hardwirk, who measures over six feet, and
on standing up along side HaFdwick gave i
no. Ferdinand folks must be careful how
they bet agains, Jasper oxen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15

Perry TnEFr.-On last Monday night
some person Of slippery conscience, who. it
e supposed. wanted something TO make their
hodies more slippery,and not having the fear
u the law before them, entered Sheriff Her
'Lan's yard. and distracted from his well a
bucket with butter therein, the whereabouts
Of which has not yet been found. Jasper
10 certainly improving.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15

HoATp or COMMISSIONS s.--Thia body
adjourned last Monday evening. after doing
a large amount, Of important business. We
have not rs yet been able 70 get an abstract
Of their mes, important business. but will
cndeayor TO give il next week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15

ANOTHER CHAxcE.-The CsnneIson Re-
por,cr has again changed hands, J.. d. May
nard, it, former able editor. having resumed
The tripod. We shall now expect 10 see tho
Reporter flourish with is wcntcd vigcr.-
Ilsrc's our IL, and best wishes, Brother
Maynard.
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New Goops M cssrs. Alexander expect
to have on a splendid stock Of goods BY the
md OF this week. This is the second stock
brcugh, on by this enterprising firm this
season, and shows what may be done where
men sell their goods reasonably, and sdvcr-
tisc then jndiciously. Give them o call aud
you will b. sure 10 be satisfied.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

C~lerk-BAzrL b. EnMoysToN.
Auditor-JoEv MEnKiNcER.
Treasurcr-EpwAa SrErHEgsoN.
Recorder -SrfTnEK lEEGER.
S~heriT-JAcon HERMAN.
Cornncr--WM. S-cHuElrFrMAv.
Survcyor-BESJANlH L. KEnr.
HARVEY NicnoL>os,
j. D. Eic wEEMEET, Commissioners
WM. II. GREEN,
OFFICERS OF EAfrrRircE owl
Jusiiccs-II. o. Newcomb, ). Rose.
Trustccs-Cnaries Birkcmcicr, Ftancis
Brilcare, kaspcr john.
Clcrk-Gcc. al. kilxinrrr.
Observation-Disclosures Erny.
Cons,ablc-Anthony Eckcrt.
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ISccRroR ArioH.--Arong other things
The board Of Commissioners last week nu-
'hori7cd he survey q onr town, as prrlimi.
hary ,eils incorporation. l.oll on tho BAL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15

DIEICEvlLLE TLOUR-rinc and SUI
i p%crinc, FOR sale at ALrxANpEE's
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF EEA
ESTATE.

~ -
ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed Administrator OF The Estate Of
Ruiation Berger deceased, will sell Of pub
lie auction on
SATURDAY the 25th day Of June 1859,
on the premises, a splendid farm situated
about 3 niles East OF Jasper near Rcieys
iIill, with o good young Orchard, good bull
dings and well waiered, and described as fol-
lows:
The South half OF the northwest quarter
scction No. 20, and The North west quar-
lcr of the southwest quarter same section
and the scuth-cas, quarter Of The north east
quarter Of section No. nineteen al in town
ship No. ! south Of Range No. 4 west, for
Ia credit OF six months Tor onc-half OF the
purchase money and twelve mon'hs for the
remainder. JOHN MEIIRlNGER,
May 25, 1S50-3w "A administrator.
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Adgeltis. N tIe Iasrm CnMAr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15
lSr. &. "A. Brcnncr,
@s7S
-1ynFwnw ygNTI-w,

~wnTwnM yyMTI~ws
PERFORMS all operations In Den.
rrsrRY. Teeth inserted, from one 10 iull
set. Teeth and Stumps Of Teeth, extract
ed with the latest and most approved insiru-
All operations warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
Will be in Jasper at August Circuit Court
and regularly every three months thereafter.
or OFFICE At Indiana Hotel. myf
LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
1T will be perceived from the advertise
j mont In Courier q few weeks ago that
The Canal Lind Office has been moved from
Washington, Indiana, 10 Tcrrc lIauie Indi'
ana, and according 10 said notice, said pa.
pers are In Auditors office in this county, 70
those wishing any Information concerning
snid lands en- uh'nin them ~ said office
JOHN NEHHlNGER, Andi,cf.
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JASPER COURIER

a~THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN-
DRY CO.. corner Of Vine and Iongworth
streets, are our agents in Cincinnati
NJ JACOB II ERMAxs, ESQ.,. Is our ugent
Tor this county.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.


State o. Indiana, Dubois County,:
NOTICE H. hereby given thai Paul Egg
~ and p. Ulrick Cnlstain, Executors Of
tho last viii or Joseph Kundck late OF Du-
bois County deceased, have filed their petit
ton TO sell Real Estate Of the deccdent hls
personal property being insufficnt 70 pny
his debts; and that said petition will be
heard a, the next term Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, of said County.
BAIL y. EDM0NSTON, Clerk,
May 25,-4ws G. CT Dubois county:
II. BuETrKER, Petitioners Attorney,
ST. CECILIA CONCUED1A SOCIETY
The regular meetings OF this Society are
held The first Saturday in every month, ~
GA O'Clock. r. NJ, AZ their hall IN tho Union
House. Weekly meetings for Instrumental
mud vocal music are held subject 10 The o.
IL The Musical Director.
John MEnRiNGEE. ~lryidcni
, 1859-01-05

touns are ann,oechea nv fights Of stone
sten1 and tha steen ascent il laid ont in neat
: " arrnnued 1errared eardens. ths masopry Of
chose reTetrnents il Rent il e1ce1lent order
and nreservation. Orchards OF peach trees
bearIn9 an indifferent quality Of fruit. grow
on the hill sides. In the broad valleys below
are fields Of cotton, corn. pumpkins, and mel.
ons, whose cultivation, under great di:advan.
exhibits derree of industry that in m Ipn
, 1859-01-05

[Cor.eEpondence Of the y. 7. EIrre.sI
The young American chess champion, Paul
Norphv, continues his victorious career in
Paris, He has ceased playing even banded
games With tie French players, having beat.
en- them all, over and over again aud still
vanqulshes al comcrs at the odds OF paWns
and move. Of course be only giyes this ad-
yanturc to tue first professors Of the game,
being able to offer knight and frequently
castle to bis minor adyerscric=. At the odds
of pawn and move Mr.. Morphy has fully
established his superiority over Laroclle es-
teemcd the ab1cst Of the Fre2ch players
Deyinck. another old master of the game who
thirty years ago played with Ladourdonna's;
Buls!nzky, Polish player OF some distiuc-
tiou, and othcrs, all Ut whom have again been
discomGtte,1, Since his match Hltl uarrWiiZ
however, 8: Little P4ul'' has not had an Up
portuni,y OF again chcck-mating the Prus1lan
that worthy, prudent}y finding numbcrless
EXCUSES and subtcrfugcs to avoid meeting an
antagonist, who had already despoile,i him Of
80 many laurcls- HarW'itZ has been repeated
II urged by his own friends, to play. fey
fri.ndly games with she youDd American, If
only to prove himself capable OF withstand
ing the assault ; but, upon one pretext or an-
other, he las managed to stun the issue. lie
has, it secms, hit upon auotlr plan to re-
ed attempt to initiate Aorphy's celebrated
eight bindEolded gamea, which created SO
great e1ciscnant here few weeks ago.
saw, this morning, pasted mp conspicous-
" in the Cafe de Ia Isegcuce, q notice to the
effect that on Saturday next, uarr'itZ will
play against auy eight advcrsatics WIN may
be selected, that Duuher OF games without
seeing tue board, aud all to be conducted
simultaneously. This is the feat which Nor
phy 70 splcndidly accomplished, and which al
one, made him the lion OF the day. Whe her
or not Mr. IIarrGitz will be equally SUCCESS
full remains to bc seer. shall report tho re-
suit to you. In an event whether br succet j.
I'd or not, Harrwitz will have still more
difficult feat to immita.e young Morr!y hsy-
ing promised in that event. IL play ten or
Twelve blindfoldetl games. In the meantime.
Mr.. Morphy IT,. day informed mr that be hal
| just received tel.sraphic message from An
derSscn the celebrated German player, an.
nounciny his arrival in Paris, on or about thc
18th Of the present month. Tho match be-
| tween the two champions will b. played i'm
t mcliztey after, aid its result viii decide
whether Norpby is CT is not the greatest CT
| liyin. chess players. Although Andersen is
| considered the most brilliant European pro.
fts~or Of the noble game, hut onc opinion
stens to bc entertained relative 10 the ap.
| proacb;ng co1ilict-tllat ic will be beaten
aud poor Morphy obliged to return to Aulcri
| CT, like another Alexander, {nllo vent hack
to Macedonia, and not to America, II YOU
please brca,lsc there will X. NJ more chess
| players to conquer. However, -Anners~cn en-
| jpysa deserv.dly high rcpuil1ion, aud VT
must not he too confident. All our colon!
here hope 1or Young :lmericn's triumph. All.
| auSiousIy awaits the day of final trial. Pau
, 1859-01-05

In preliminary report Ct ILLS exploration
Of the Colorado river in California and the
unknown region vhcrcit has its sources,
Lieut. Ives gives the following account OF the
extraordinary tides near the mouth OF tue ri
yer, und Of j singular tribe OF Indians III the
interior.
"Thc region at the mouth Of the Colorado
is tat cxpansc nj mud. The lines Of the
shore aud the channels that afford entrance.
to v.sscls from the Gulf are shifting and
cbun1rablc, and bars shoals aud i>lauds,
coin npusyl OF seuni-tlud mass, are in con-
stant progress Ut formation and removal.
Tue navigation for thirty miles above is rem
dcrcd periodically dangerous by the strength
and magnitude OF the spring tides. They
have rise and fall Of from twenty five 10
thirty feet, anu Cow Of extraordinary vcloc.
ity. The food is proceeded by bore OF
huge tide wave, from four to seven feet high.
| In certain narrow bends it is very powerful
| and voi.cnt, but gradually loses its force as
it ascends, and at distance OF thirty miles
is scarcely perccptIble. Along wider por-
| tions OF the river are curres Of the shore IN
which its force is not felt, md here boats may
be safely moorel till this dangerous waTesshas
rolled by. Upon the shoals are formed what
are called 'tiderips' where the sudden check
! given to tile rushing volume OF water causes
! ~ ~ OoAAA AAoAE AAA Aa6A EAA~~--t'%
Steamboats, that come to the mouth Of the II
vcr during the spring tides must descend
above ide~water during the ebb, and start to,
return two or three hours after tue commenc.
| ment Of the food.
"Moquis Indians, whose residence border
up Oh the country Of the Navajoes, were the
htst large tribe seen after leaving the Colo
rado. There are seyen towns, dignifed By
the carly Spanish explorers with the title oi
cities, aud ruins Of others that nre now de-
serted. The tribe is much su$l $ller than has
been sometimes stated. The humber Of tht
population haa been supposed to be about ser
Gu thousand, hut should consider one bal
of this an c2trayagant estimate. The town
are situated within few miles Of each other
and on tho tops Of isolated and prec'pstou
hills. They are enclosed BY walls Of ston'
and toterably we'll constructed. The house
arc built around an open court, and the on
: u mode Of entznnce Is by ladders that con
duct to q small platform on the top Of the CT
terror wall, upon which the doors and win
| down Of the bahltatlons open. Springs nea
the SUBMITS Of the hills, furnish supply {
: water, and to provide against seaeons {
droag ght there are large stone reservoirs,- e
ceedingly we'll made, placed in the holloN
along he faeea Of the bluffs. Some Of II
, 1859-01-05
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES
SUBSTITUTE FOR POTASH.

q q n . e " 7 II Il &60 . 53
n. oadrx Soap without line With Little 9. no hontis
md r0nK expense The cheapest and c,os eonvea:eai
Aele ever discovered fos he pnrpose one pound bo3
ee7erz gallons o' be,t so Or oat sas5sl Of ~ iAuS
E1ey ta5 c.p nake =. u :oso hea bad ~ II. ~
nothlnx else u required
dnd the CONCENTRATED" By fAf khe ctexps13 I'D
r,oy effective article they can possibly =.
1arxie t1A viii convince III OF 1T EEc44 EfN1ty
and vAua. .-....-n ,n.. :,
county. .
B<TIs Of otlmltatlona Maantaokured oa!y b1 he peaa
NC r1anuyscture Tho e1ta supe9hne zaow white T1bs
D!a15 aoa Pork PaekeEs gat yarsnted sx4rar15 rUss
AIao-C4aguc soda for Soap: :Nkke71 8oda Ash, 70
fined soda A1h 81 6otA Eeaea1nE Pn9ae.. HleaehsrG
Iappf, Manganese, Nitric Acid Aut1AAc Actd. A914
foftIh CMloeoiora 6od2 eAltsasuA se9d&H4ca. Aft
, 1859-01-05
FOREST CITY WATER CURE.

T1HI8 INSTITUTION Is DEL1GHT-
FULLY situated On the olts1irss Of beaut; sa foes
sn tte ros; Oncr. The Iu.:dnE ts new, Of bncf ant
Furnished the best ttIe lee b1sa rsoG: are aarnss
Tits es4llslu eut At preicn1 rrce1rns from taseaso
and oier ct:ct IS eA1et.a. O.
fts popularity ant Eourisuin: rnnGioa. IL. Gfs4@ Atd
l1dy for efy Of the Lake View WA:et Cnst zeArtEi
eaTo, III connected ~t.h Ibis inaatuts1n
aaiTa urouupt auendon. DR.. G. ". STRONG.
JAMES T.. GROSS, n. n
tak4f TT MKA. nR. }. r. tsROaS.-
, 1859-01-05

<;llild'4 London t'ordtal Cfn.-~aHe
original ana L. Goa Gin lmnoI'ea This E'n' dss-
trdto ,n!>n f:,n VIZ II 3ar.. ral Ter the sur s't-
}aacr # tn I..i;'sI Exs L,~A is drEcas:y atsefsu
xi,t tiecturc Il. I'll: titan Jun: u ErErs All Ea'e
tf tue n au .a'e rr.in!ajVcs the sr.eta'E h'ne
dou1 rtndcrn n liz u a: ofle m'ss tEn'1tn Hea.
cal 1nen the purr:t '.t sl:rft s:iGultLt IT i1enc
11Ink i"r:r.
ui,a .!ycioa Io:r. ot s,f anl l.lic c flaws d''t
et!nx er,:rc9 st:-F t'ic. a2a teF"id tllat
z1sll acrII .1s'e which 1calf1 the article Eno7n As
Holland Gin. cr Sclnapp., SO a'ict ctt'onable.
Tiorc, MT tc:t',l ~ mc1.ane il j. .rtcon!n'nf
by pl:ysci.ns c.-craly ia csses u pyApc sla 'at-
Rhrua "a Dr2r:y e. aF.l ttli:. Ch FRYE ahl
A.u: ~: ,'u:c. Ns Of : 4fat:y 0'sa's. III: Hi
n-js 1ad the ls.xs. S:r he 5iilt5 &C.. wAiJ lie
weat er rex vi fad ~ iti a.a,an sue lie rom
ll.oye d;st-s = anuo7A1c:. VII e. ffs:ue lily "'ena
Il :r drlratv oi -a:slz .i!.u-
pr yira,in :1ot &. Scv york. l.e !l:h"*: :t'' al
hu,lo;ty 1T 3pouac-s s:s.c. London LoIGa! GIN ot
only su;e:i. Ahy U.tr: natt4t ers asceef t nd
ht La. ryer Stcn
1t 'u4i7 ad.p'ra III s"tc's Ii III: h1nthf n ;2d
Western St1.c. d. we'll - :pr t-;lyticrt tslps.d o
changes Il sas.r htIii a!t.
For BALE IL quart. at I.v":4tylyc cc.lts, amt pes
thirty 1T c.a. 5 I' Druggists, tirocers Fsuitr:r-'
aud CnuutrY Mrtc'us IL Eew.rc df lE:ssat o2s. EG!
only CHAKL' S-il nth"f iiiEpo.ttn-
ht4ybr ha III Chic .gn. H., Of Pr.Sf0S, K0EfSS0s
AsMiTiI. Nh - ,u':I H-t:r IT.: HAVEN. TYdkflL l.
AGO. Su u -ot::, .t:.:"r *::'t..
NiIIIISI CO.
EDNrN2c cH.::1.:s. l:aso7t.r. ~. i" 4,roo.~'ay
krr fork. nl!st y
Eo1tre.--Lh. :luc~A4Gucd, stocI.hoi.
aes II the crc'lA4= i,L-k q :.acon Gecf... ere h1
:.l;uvl>3 3u il : "a A!c z5auab'f aolc !oi
t,iss1cs !;.c 1. VII IL ekfn Is us on de
.ost: q: ,te 49," t'r-' ~ HeGtackJ 1c'}iaua a1s
Ohio, IT. A. IGlAkH Cb
, 1859-01-05
THE PRESS AND TRIRU NEs3
Great Job Printing Establishment

THE PRESS AND TH1HU NEsS
Great Job Printing Establishment
Ii The arses and finest eabshr1 Of the Kind in the
West It hss nore Steam P1esea aod Machinery: more
Printing Materials and more skIltol Worfnen thAn my
Other Job Printing HOUSE West o! New York.
The propyetors prepared TO execute On shors no
ice, ever variety Of pooK JOB LETTER PREss
and FANCY PRINTING In The BEST AANHER
I: tic LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention dveo 10 The printing Of
Business Cards, Postars,4
Whiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Ticketz, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, Circulars,
Bill Heads, Checks,
Bylaws, Blank Notes,
Receipts, LaheA-
PRINTIHG IN 0oLoR3
L. its vaetes done IN beautiful style and ii tuoder.
ate rateA
An EXAMINATION Of SPECIMENS and PRICES re-
spectfu1]y invited ....
kHo.ders from the County promptly nfed. and sent
home bE Express.
, 1859-01-05

O00 HHD&> SUGAR NOW ARRIVING
Aso~ eHa''A '"'' ~" KEYHQLDS MYAoQ.
, 1859-01-05

Snure-'x Fluid Extract Of Bark an
cf.ahl- remedy foz:le Feyer 1e A<ue ard tae $A'-
,r4 fur.z.. u: Bilious D::es'ea. 'Esera!:s
oiE Prves md DrEan A2ue. laElrf 'le'f e's'7 ~ 1
liz o. 1t.; c AID n.:ztsty d-t!c. E'spAEed b1 VI.
81: sasyr l,r-r. :: :7! f2e:1.st e-d ct u Sawyer
ps.., j; c.. u. :: ..=..s -::f. C":csFo.
H.. r.l :: l. ::A. ":lEe!y TOE 81
uscc"s .3s &C. ta':s re::c1FS. asstn - Ap'I'.R
h.. ,-,r.y..: Ji.. :. ::Ie eyFeEl It. ePects aie
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90 .t;~ 4sr!, :: - LiTer s:ia S'o-'@:. "1ose
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:.rak tit ..i- ba La :ot :enore liz tisea75 o. s-e
!ytr a.t :-r t-,:3. Unaffected. oo Which th cii4I
.ns Str.rt .,r,.; k&cc :E* cec:E!ntls Of tse flma
tx,,Ae. ct l.A.3." In regions Wire fhSs.
,a,.s Sb..t: br ttaa1 cc1.u!t.G, E4sca caiianA HI
J.. qaaM- e,:c3 ts:e iadcas:o:4s q L s's 1a4aaaes-
Hu,t,,;t af ,.t. .s!: ii rc:.iyi tt The tHcaeg Of
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.isu5 liz :. ~, ~ .t te d.ch not nAse u.e o1
.--.t;. ,.;s,.s -, Il y '.'t:'t Utfru ':H!''
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, 1859-01-05

AoA "a AH% @4.4o'|s
L VOLUME OF PHOTOGRAPHS,
Prom oidna Drawing. ty Joha ". EhnlcEer. Elustra.
tive OF LouzfeLows New Prem THE
Court.hIp Of Niles s.andish.'
This work contains eight large highly aa1shed Pho:o
to:r4.hA executed bT Brady ae eminent photozr4pher'
whuse alone will attest their su3trio.ity. The
special peeu sIty OF ttce u tr2tcrs Is that they arc
photographed on reduced scale the ork.2a draw
iogs VIII h thus repr. ducei. even In the nutest
touches AID h.ve all the delcaey Of the celebrated
pantites rpsn Dresltn China. These Impressions
pasted Ieavy plate paper. with Interesting
coored leayes eoataunK til descriptive tcxt the whole
bound IN larke qurto massive TUE. ey morocco cLyers
With beyat ed aad Kilt edges. Price SIX DOLLARS.
'' D'S " ". 3. KEEN, RooksclIer.
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| THE JOSEF ZINE GALLERY-E,Nted By Alice and
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NOTES FROM henry WARD BEECH
IN ERa D1sCoURCEs Now ready and for sale BY
u. T. EOJhE Co., Ill Lake street.
, 1859-01-05
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