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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

TnE trail from Downieville to Campton-
Vile is cutting rapidly down through the
snow, and will soon be on the ground. There
is large amount of packing over the trail.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

WE had the pleasure yesterday evening, OF
meeting, in our sanetum, the Hen. D A. Bal
lou, Senator from Plumas and Butte counties.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

That CHUNK Virgin, Heremon and W est,
are the names of the men who recently found
the large piece of gold, weighing over thirty
i've pounds at Columbis.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03
NOTICE.

ME hereby warn Gold Dust Buyers and Traders
w in the Vicinity Of Camptonville to look out for
certain persons who do the dirty work for other par
ties, of mixing Pike City Dust (value about $l4 per
oz) with better qualities of gold, and try dispose Of
it to the unwary. GILLIG b SCH0EMANN.
Fosters Dar Nav Cd 1850 Va itk
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

DISTRICT CouRr-This Court met yester-
day, and, without transacting any business
adjourned till this morning
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

WELLS, FARGO d Co. were ahead yesterday
with our down country exchanges and the
New York Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

THE people of Pine Grove have con menced
making Preparations for the celebration of
the coming Fourth of July.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

PosTPoNED.-Owing to the inclemency of
the weather, the Ball, which was announced
to como off last evening at Viek's Hotel, near
Browns Valley, was postponed until Satur-
day evening next, May 7th, when it will
positively transpire
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03
MAY PARTY AND BALL.

S4 There will be a MAY PARTY at the 70
<3A "NICK HOUSE." Browns Valley, ffsA
LIt9 nine miles from Marysville, on the Camp I2a
tonville road, on SATURDAY, MAY 7th, 1859, and a
GRAND BALL will be given on the evening of the
same day. The House is entirely and the propri-
etOr will spare pains to make the party the most
pleasant and agreeable of the season.
eS- Excellent Music will be in attendance and the
proprietor promises his numerous friends that he will
do his best in the Supper line.
my3-td JOSEPH WICK.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

SEvhRAL horses have recently been stoler
in Amador county. 1t is the opinion of the
Ledger, that party of emigrants has beer
fitting out for Pixies Peak.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

THE Amador Ledger is informed on good
authority, that Mr.. Heacock will not be re-
moved from the lone post office.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

THE Summer Term of Petaluma Hill Sem.
mary commenced on yesterday, and will
continue five months.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03
Sierra Turnpike Company.
OFFICE SIERRA TURNPIKE COMPANY,
DoMnieYile. Anril 9th 1872

{
Downevile, April oath, 1859. (
NJ Office is hereby given that an Assessment has
~ this day been levied of twenty dollars each
share of the Capital Stock of the "Sierra Turnpike
Company" payable on Monday, May I'd, A. D., 1859.
Subscribers TO the Stock of the Company can pay
their assessments to the following named firms and
persons, who authorized to receive the and
receipt therefor, viz;
In Marysville to Decker Brumagim & Co.;
In Camptonville, to Geo. S. Saunders;
In Goodyear's Bar, to James Newell;
In Downieville, to VIM. II. Ladd Co.;
BY order Of the Board
an2R-th WM Ii CHEEXER Snc1,r
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

THE late Odd Fellows celebration at Dow
melville, is spoken of as having been bill
liant affair affair.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03
CO-partmership Notice.

"AVING this day taken into Co-paftnership
III CHAS. NJ PATTERSON, we will continue the
HARDWARE BUSINESS under the same name and
style heretofore at old stand, corner of First
and streets. O. A. HAWLEY co.
Marysville, May I'd, 1859. my3-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

YANKEE ADAMS Dramatic Troupe were at
La Porte at last accounts.
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HrxTs TO YouNc FARMERS. De adj
monishcd that stitch in time saves
nine, or the laying mp OF rail, or the
mailing on board, may save The ninth
repetition, and unruly stock. Colts
must have a great deal Of exercise
Don't be afraid 70 plow deep. A few
more oats in the spring will mahema-
ny more at harvest. Feed your fowle
the year round If you make them pro-
fitablc. Judge not hastily. Int exam
inc well before yon decide. Keep clear
Of Shanghais. Lime should be acccs
sible to poultry. Make the most q
every thing. Never halfdo any thing
you may thus lose more n one de,
than month can restore. Often in
spcct your stock, and keep q shari
lookout for disease and accident
Pure water should be supplied to eve
~ thing. Quality and quantity shonlt
be your maxim.
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VERY LOW PRICES:

For these terms. I'M club. mus' be sent ~
one time. Additions may be made 70 club
ii ten nr twenty ~ 81 SUBSCRIBER
,r-,-Toar ore sending US . club 81 ter
we uill send the Weekly Courier one year
and for larger clubs 10 ne same proportion.
Ey NppapeT sent unless The mpr'y Y par
10 advance, always discontinued AZ me exp
rsiinn OF the time paid ior.
Specimen copies sent when desired.
Rrn.,iiancrs Nv usail ore al our rick. a.
ietters shru'd he addressed ~
lALDENAS 4 DIRRE I'm,
Courier : cam Printing liuusc, Me- ?
ana 81, Third street, Louisville. Ky.
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Or. R. N. WElMAN.

TOKNEE ~ NJ - 80 - y n
JASPER, INDIANA,
rs still Of his old home, and always ready
i 10 attend those who may want his servI.
ces, and render them 10 the utmost Of bis
ability.
n many Of HE pm rons he would say
Friends, don, forget the DOLLAR. II have
served you 10 sickness and adversely, please
me in your health aud prosperity.
II The dollar Is not on hand, will take hogs
or cattle on account.
March 10. 1868. r. M. WELMAN.
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UBc your own overscer and fore
man. You are no longer an indepen-
dent man as soon as there is some in
dispcnsablc Individual upon your farm
Be ready to part with the
best, and take his place. That will
do away with exactions and impcrti-
enco.--Ex.
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ACE TyR Al.
From The Dollar Newspaper.
Hungarian Grass.

Believing that q brief account o.
ibis grass and is merits may net !"
ainiss, and knowing thai The crcnla-
ting medium cf The Newspaper e.
tends ,Inroush All 'Ic States q our
Union. | viii. ior The benefit and inter
6, Of our farming community, East
and West. North and South. cndeavor
% saw something relative 70 its intro
ducton into America, rs productive
ness. ana also OF is use, but feel Ger
tam shall ,rnt he able % speak Of It's
merits a. il dcs,rves. rs Introduction
in tho United States. was. as near a>
can lcarr IL 1858, by nativeoi iiun-
gary. \ gentleman then residing Y
tile State q Illinois. procured = small
handful Of the seed trom the hnuga'
rian exile. and took i - Iowa, and
sowed it first or the prairles 81 th'
great west. The demand increasing
the little handful has fallen far shcr
Of supplying the cry tor more seed
As VET its cultivati,n il chiefly Limited
to but two or three counties ~ Iowa
but such is the demand for i that u
seed sell at unusual high rates. Il
produc.iyeness, both for hay and seed
is such that it is surrlanting oats an
timothy, and even the numbcrless acre
Of corn are waning before i and Civ
ing i place. From three 70 four ton
al hay. and from twenty-five to thist
bushels Of seed, is an average crop ps
acre; yet it has frequently been know
to produce at one cutting six tons
hay and forty bushels Of seed per acr'
Drouth does not appear to affect /
growth, its long roots striking dec
into the earth draw up the substans
from depth that our common grasse
owing to their short roots, cann'
reach, which enable it 70 withstar
the hot, dry blasts Of midsumme
when other grasses fail. Horses, ar
stock OF all kinds, give the hay mac
from this gaass the preference over
others. A horse fed on it with Il
seed left on, requires no other era
through tho winter; cattle and COY
fa.sen on it, and as food for your
poultry. It cannot be surpassed. as u
seed seems to be suited precisely
quality and size 70 their wants. hay
as said, given very brief accou
OF its merits. but hope some one mo
competent than your humble serval
will give it more fully. would Fl
Their say, from what ! know Of il, q
all that can procure even a small p
ton Of the seed and SOW il, will
well repaid BY It's proceeds for 4 yea
subscription to their newspaper. !
above can be relied upon as no cxs
gcra,ion, but falls far short Of dol
the subject justice. /. L.
M'Donough County. ILL.,
N~..~... In .
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The Louisyille Weekly Conrer on the IL
u January, 1859, commenced new volume
and he seventeenth year Of Us existence.
In issuing new prospectus, The rfopr'r'o's
IRE imreliej 70 re'urO 'hs'r wa'mes' ac-
K now Judgements Tor The high degree q "a
vor with which their iahors have been re-
csived during the wear just closed. Every
month week md day. has mi'nessed rapid
and steady increase 81 our large su5sefp-
ton list, aud We now have the pleasure ~
addressing weekly far greater nunber o.
readers than any other paper published ~
the State.
we pledge our hosts Of friends 10 every
pn,lion Of The grea, West, that We viii spare
10 pains. expense or labor, 70 maintain, and
even increase The reputation the Courier en-
iays a. a first class tami'y paper ard bolf,
honest aud reliable news ana
political jpurnal.
NEWS DEPARTMENT.
IN news. we shall obtain a, the earliest
momcnt, by telegraph end sxr-ess, regard
lass OF cos', everything Of interest and u.s.
,nent ,rans piring in any ., r,iun ~ me glvbe
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
4. Oar commercial department viii cohIlnre
10 receive the exclusive atthNph ~ ~
orps Of reporters. ~ho have conducted y so
satisfactorily during The past twelve years
H. quotations mny alwsvs be fn'ly reied ~.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Hereafter some three or fcnr columns u
each and every number will he especially de-
r.t,d 10 the interests al our agricultural
rcsdevs--ihe prn OF one ~ he most orcsu'-
.p.,-hcd and experienced writers ~ ne West
ha.irr been secured. We nave determined
: 10 make ihs one ui The most salua le fsn-
,ures Of The Courier, and make u nione
or,h len times hc cost OF he subscription
j pssce ~ every intelligent farmer. A. Agil
/, cuiiure Is the foundation OF our wealth nnn
pros oerty, we intend 20 mae the ur'ei
. 80. ak 10 and for this interest with becoming
1 devotion. Orr farmers and planters shai
share much ~ our aiiert'on 10 Future
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
! Bclicvl The Democratic party to be ~
nly National party in esis'ci CO, we "i'
continue 10 give il n warm and earnes' sur
BORT. in opposition 10 sll the sms which mr.
nov continuing. in The hope OF deieatirg y
.nd destroying our glorious Unc'.
TIE Courier 10 supplied TO subscribers
I, the following
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Miss SorrnwoRTH,
Col. q. w. CROCKETT,
CuAnI.Es DuRnElT,
THOMAS Dunn ENGLISH, M. d.,
llENHY Clap. Jun,
GEonGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL lorNG.
Mrs A>xA WnEIrLEy.
Miss VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
Mrs. ID VERNON.
Miss HATTIE CLARK,
finley JOHNSON,
Write only for The
GOLDEN PRICE.
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CARRIAGE. WAGON & PLOW
MANDATORY!
Thomas Ecrbig,

CORNER OF MAIN AND HARRrsoS sIRkET',
JASPER, INDIANA,
UNIFORMS the public thar he is now P's-
q pared 10 maj ufactlirc. IN the latest and
best style, Bl kinds of Carriages. Wagons,
ploas. &c, On the mos, reasonable terms
Tor cash. All work turned out from ny
shop L. warranted. Repairing done in the
best ner and on the shortest notice a
share OF patronage solicited. Janl3.
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Worth rom 50 cents 10 $500 will be Civ
IN 10 esrh subscriber imms aiaiely on receipt
II The snh-crption money. 'rhsis present.
~ - 4 NJ mrn,o 81 Frienash p. and mol a.
M inducem.pt 10 obtain subscribers.
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PATENT MEDICINES,



Unrivaled III tie History Of Molicinc.
This Ealsam. tha, hns been 50 exienfiv~i,
-o.d and met with such urrivallej success
~ the past Eve years, aud brought health
Aud happiness 10 many families Throughout
Tie Western Country, il the result OF yeare
IA study and experiment., bv the proprleiors
Of this wonderful compound; and we ars
happy 10 state 10 The world ,hat the Object
sou.ht for has heen gained, which i fouEd
n the numerous evidences IN favor " this
remedy. This BaIsrm u only recommended
fcr one class Of dis sases,vlz: hose produced
hy maiar,a, aud cutters directly into the cir
culassor, aud thereby cvunteracs the poison
% malaria Ia The system: snd - tonic y
is particularly recommended. Now Tor q
lew evidences:
Olney, III Sept. 90, 1851.
Msssrs s X. Mann Il Co. --Gents-- Your
Ague Balsam j. the only remedy that seems
10 meet me wants ~ the people ~ this To-
calty We have rpon our shelves oil the
popular remedies Of The day for the cure Of
linlcrmi,ieuts. hut DR.. Manf's Balsam SELF
n preference 70 all others, from she simple
fat i, cures II is destined 10 excel all 9th.
TO- remedies ever offered.
Truly, You're, q. w. HAyxr.
Saint Louis. June I, 1868.
M-ssrs. = X Mann & Ca.-We find the
demand Tor DR., Msnn's Ague BpIsam daily
increasing. md The great demand for y Il a
sufficient evidence Of lie great merit. In al;
places 10 our travels we find The nversal
opinion Of those selling n. aud more partc.
luarly those using II ~ be, that IL has no
-lsqral II proprietary remedies, and that i u
Nc certain specific il tact that Cannot be dis
lpn'cd. Truly Yours. O j WooD g. Co.
II s. X. MANN & co. Proprictors,
J Gallon, Ohio. Sold BY all good Drug
gists. nov. IL.
P
! Subscribe for the JASPER Cvnrisr.
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Rcd, white and Blue!
THE rHlLA lElPHIA WEEhLf
fLLtsTRArEp
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i one ~ me I..rgcs, and Best Literary Pa
rers Of the day.
Every Subscriber will receive two prem.
,nm.. worth tf,m 80 cents n $500. by tie
sxtra ID, msut o. IS cents snch. a soon
~ he suhscri, ton money is received, the
-uh.cr,ber will he informed what his Prem
ans are. and then !, = op'lon with hlm
~ he,her h. > W The - cents on each and
takes he Pren.ums - rot
The Premiums that We sell 20 the cub
scri,st- for c5 cents each, lre embraced y
,hr following List;
; isnofurteS, Sv'n fscl
10 d. 80
~ Gold Hunting Cased Waiches, loo
~ Sew ing Machin,s, 10
10 d.. IS
100 Gold Watches 90
500 Silver Hurting DO ~
$50 SIX nrr-s Patterns %
silver Wack,s, Gold Chains Co..
Bracelets. Rrcoches ard various other ar
iueles, worth from 90 cents 70 20.
TERMS
One cory cnc ycnr - o aud Premiums
it,re copv two years : 3 80 srd4 =
one carv three years - COand 7
Cae c,ry fsc yea'S - Y and ~
AAD TO cLuRs:
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Five conf, one wear 81 90 aiu 10
iTenc pies. on- year, Sl5 Opund 20
Tsensy copier. one year, gao 90 and ~
An kim 60 IS gwen 10 hose getting y
= cob "a 10 Snhscfibers. All comnun'c'
lions anus, be addressed -.
!. A NJ. rROWN $ GO
4 337 Chestnut street, PEilaseiphi'
jim. 20 sn.
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TERMS:

W. e.n,o..,r 80 90 ,pd ! gif,
,...,s q 5oapd in.
o'e ,u,nd oif-
sl' s.,a.rs ! oo.na r,,s
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Five copies one year, 90 and s'l'r. .
Ten copies one yerr' ~ ~ hho ~ s's
iSen'y one copies yer Y Vos"e 49,
The articles 20 b. given sssy are CON
rlsad in the following lls':
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
v,,O IN persons ss'ic,ed with Srxoal Die.
Z ses, sucl, ~ SpermatorrhGa, Scminsi
Weakness. Impotence. Gvnorrhma, tilH"'i
syphilis. NE VICE u OnanIsm, or Sell
Abuse. sc. &c.
THE HOWARD ASO CATION,
IN view 81 lie awiul destruction nf human
lite. rnuard Nv sexual disen-cs. and the d..
ceptions rrarticca ur on the unfortunate vic
Tins Of such diseases by Qnacks. have ~
rrct.d their Consulting Surgron, rs chari
table act, worthy ~ their name, 70 give
mFricAL lpvirF GRATIS, 70 al persons thus
sfilc,ed. who apply Ly letter, with descr p
ron of their ronii,ion, Gage. Occupation
habits Of lie. &c..) aud IN case OF extreme
poverty AID suffering, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FaEE OF Gu RICE
NJ The Howard Association Is benev
Glen, lnsiitut on, established by special en-
dow ment. frr III. relief ~ The sick aud dis.
,rrssei, afflicted with Virulert and Epiuemis
Diseases. II has now surplus 81 means
which the Directors have voted 20 fxren,
lin advertising The above notice. l, i need
less to add that the association commands
The highest medical skill ~ TIE age, nnt
will fur, ish the nost approved modern treat
ment.
Just published Nv the association a Repor
on Spermaiorfttea, ~ seminal Weakness
The vice Of Unan,sm. Misturba'ion cr Sci
Abuse, and other Diseases Of The Sexua
Organs. by the Consulting Surgeon, whicl
will be sent by mail Gin sealed envelope,
FREE OF CHARGE. on the receipt OF TIVE
STAMPS for postage.
uEAddrcss, On. Gro. Il. CALHOUN.
Consulting Surgeon. Hn~art Association
No. q. South Ninth street Ph.iade lplia.
By order Of Directors.
Ezra ID. HFARTwrLL, President.
gro. FAIRcHlLp. Secretary.
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. r LAIRD, Rockport. W. {. ADAMS. Josr
LAIRD & ADAMS,

ATTORNEYS And couNsELIoRs AT Law,
WILL promptly attend 70 all business 10,
w trusted 10 their care In Dubois Circuit
and Common Pleas Courts.
July 2, 1888
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o. The mos, interesting and fascinating read
irg mater, from me pens Of the very firs'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

II The Consultation Of Maryland says From
and after the LIST day Of April, 1869, no lottery
scheme shall be drawn for any purpose whatever,
nor shall any lottery ticket be sold in this state ~
1t was expected that in pursuance Of the Constitu-
ton, all lotteries would cease in Maryland on tho
lst inst, but the sale of tickets went on as usual
and on examining into the matter, il was found
that no penalty was attached 10 the prohibition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22
DIED.,

in this city. on the 22d instant, Miss ELIZA
BETH L. PRICE, of Philadelphia, in the 65th year
The fgperal services will take place at the resi-
dcnce OF her brother in law, Hon. Charles Naylor
No: "a street, Tomorrow Afternoon, the sd
lnst at O'CLOCK, preparatory to the removal of h-r
remains to philadelphia Her friends and the friends
OF the laWly are respectfully requested to attend
the funeral service.
On the night of the 2lst instant, JOHN p.
w EST, IN the sd year of his age. His suffer- lgs
were severe and protraced, but he bore tn I'm with
ful Immortality.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend has fjnefal from his late residence, on
Ma-y land avenue. between 9th and 18th streets on
Sunday next, ct O'Clock p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22
New York Markets.

NV YoRk, April 22.-Flour closed lower;
State "a sass 10; Ohio 615as6 40; Southern $6a
go.
Wheat closed very dull, with declining ten
dency; Western red 81 rs
Corn closed lower; mixed s2hc.; white $40;
yellow s2aS6c.
Pork closed dull; mess s17aSI725
Lard closed firm at H. aII1c
Whskey closed dull at 25 Sa26c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

IL Miss Sarah Noble. the young lady in Phil
adelphia who was injured at the circus by tiger,
has sufficiently recovered to leave the Hospital
The injury done by the beast occurred two months
since. She has had one arm amputated, and her
face bears the marks Of the tigers claws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

1--we see il stated that daughter Of Mr.. Ma
thias Richie. of the town Of Greenwood. Steuben
county, n. ", aged about twelve years, died from
the effects Of drinking common green tea, few
days since. She drank IL very strong and eat
the leaves MISUNDERSTANDING violent spasms for
twenty-four hours, when sheeKpired. This should
serve a warning TO all lovers Of green tea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

The Troy Wing says Ned Buntline was
married in that city, on saturday last, to a bloom
ing Dutch maiden, who was tending bar in a lager
beer saloon. Ned fell in love at first sight, and
made offer Of his hand and heart The fair
TeutOn accepted him; Ned went through the
marriage ceremony himself, and Immediately
started of with his bride
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

II The troubles in the church of Rev. Mr..
Conway Of Cincinnati have resulted in move
ment for the division Of the society and the estab-
lishment Of a new church. The building is to
leased or sold and the proceeds divided between
the parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

UFA countryman in New Haven, last Friday,
was asked to shake dice ''for the drinks" and
finally for V; he had but a ten, and didn't want
to lose that. The sharpers gave him two fves,
and putting one Of them up, he won and left.
The ten proved to be worthless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

IL A new idea for track" for the exhibi-
ton of horses has been suggested by gentleman
in Hartford, Conn. II is an elongated figure -
and as the track crosses the intersection or middle
of the figure, neither horse can get the advantage
of the shorter or inside track.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

II At one Of the dissenting chapels in Eng
land, the minister in his prayer before the sermon
introduced the following ejaculation: 'sGod bless
John Bright, Richard Golden, Edward Mall, and
all the noble reformers of our land :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

II Chestnut street, in Philadelphia, is now
swept every night, from Bank TO Ninth. II is
not only swept but washed, and is as clean every
morning as grainery floor. A perfect immunity
from dust is thus enjoyed, rendering Chestnut
street delectable promenade when other streets
are so dirty as 70 be uncomfortable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

IHs PEST THING m the world for Coughs, Colds,
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baIsam 81 Liverwort and Hoarhoupd an Indian
remedy, for sale every where, an snIw
wBDDINs CANES, very pretty and v., ,h..
Ice GTesin and Water Ices, at S1-5o per "a lon n
tue Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and p
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