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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-23

A SUBLIME IDEA.-The closing passage 10 one
Of Professor MitchelPs recent lectures in New
York, on Astronomy, after speaking Of the un-
fatbomable distances which no telescope can
penetrate, lying far beyond the system in which
the earth revolyes, md yet filed with independ-
ent systems of worlds Of infinite numbers, was
as follows: sasf
Light traverses space at the rate OF ten million
miles minute. yel the light from the nearest
star requires ten years to reach the earth, and
Herchel's telescope revealed stars two thous.
and three hundred times further distant The
great telescope Of Lord Ross pursued these ere
ations of God still deeper into space, aud hay-
ing resolved the nebule Of the Milky Way into
stars, discovered other systems OF stars-beau-
tiful diamond points gttering through tho
black darkness beyond. When he beheld this
amazing abyss-when he saw these systems
scattered profusely throughout space-when he
reflected upon their immense distance, their
enormous magnitude, and the countless millions
Of worlds that belonged 10 them II seemed to
him ~ though the wild dream of the German
poet was more than realized. 3as
God called man in dreams into the veetl-
bule of Heaven, saying come up hither, and
will show thee the glory Of my house, And
to bis angels who stood about his throne be said
him of his affections put new breath into his
nostrls but touch not his human hearp--the
heart that fears, and hopes, and trembles. A
moment, and it was done, and the man stood
ready for bis unknown voyage. Under the
guidance of mighty angel, with sounds Of fiy-
ing pinions, they sped away from the battle.
ments Of heaven. Some time on the mighty
angels wings they fed throughSaharas ofdark-
ness, wilderness OF death. At length from dis
tance not counted save in the arithmetic Of
Heaven, and light beamed upon them--a sleepy
flame as seen through bazy cloud. In mo-
ment the blazing Of suns around them-a mo-
meDt the wheeling Of planets; then came long
eternites of twilight; then again on the right
hand and The left, appeared more consultations,
At last the man sank down. crying, Angel,
can go no further, let me lie down in the grave
and hide myself from the in6nitude Of the uni-
verse, for end there is none.' End is there
none p demanded the angel. And from the
glittering stars that shone around, there came
a choral shout, END there is none 7 End, Is
there noneY demanded the angel again and
is it this that awes the soull answer, end
there is none to the universe of GodW
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-23
TT0 L0hYHN
WHOLE NO. 2s5.
THE SLAVE TRADE.

II Is evident TO every person who has given
any attention to the debates ia Congress for
the past few years, that there is growing OPP
position among the Southern members to tho
laws of Congress for the suppression Of the
slave trade. Three years ago, a resolution was
adopted by the House Of Representatives, with
only three or four dissenting votes, declaring
that the re opening of the slave trade was con
trary to the settled policy of this government.
AT the late session Of Congress, ten Senators
and twenty-five Representatives voted against
the appropriation to defrsy the expense Of car
rying back to Africa the negroes captured on
the Echo, which was strictly in accordance with
the Federal laws for supprcssing this iuhuman
traffic. These ten Senators aud twenty-five
Representatives do not include all the mem
bers of the present Congress that are 10 favor
of re-opening the trade; but such only as arc
in favor of nulifying The law declaring the
trade piracy. A Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia Inquirer writes as follows Ia
regard to the feeling upon this subject in the
South: a'e9 sl@i 4af
"a gentleman lately from Mobile, informs
me that it is not the large planters of the South
who are in favor Of opening the slave trade,
for they have, generally, as many negroes as
they desire; but IL is the peopie--tho who from
the high price negroes have attained, are una.
Bile to purchase or hire them; and who have
consequently TO do their own plantation and
house work, since no white laborers can be
hired, when labor itself is considered degrad-
ing, and only to be performed by the seryile.
He said that be found the utmost unanimity OF
feeling on this subject. Every one said, that
negroes they would have, and would import Ia
spite of oil the laws declaring IL piracy, an6 in
spite OF all the power of the United States,
Great Britain, France and the whole world.
Aud when he suggested that they were pur-
Ing course calculated 10 unite the North
against them, the prompt and uniform answer
was, What need we care; we intend to go out
Of the Union anyhow, and we care not how
parties may be formed at the North or how
soon they drive us OUT But suppose, said he,
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennes-
see, Kentuckey and Missouri should refuse TO
join you? we care not was the reply, we
shall go out at all hazards, and, with Cuba, we
shall have the most splendid country on the
globe, as it will include the whole cotton, su-
gar, aud rice producing region of this CONT.
nent, to wit-South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Mississippi, Louisiana. Arkansas. Texas, Mexi-
co and Central America. And il the slave
States that you have named do not choose 10
join us, they will form q slave Gordon between
us and the d Abolitionsts Of the North,
and prevent them from stealing our negroes"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
siLLssb McEv,lv Austion-~s
a I'CTION NOTICE. -pEREMpTORY SALx

~ fy.LUAB'F REAL ETsrv, 20 ~ cold ., Aacts.a
by MILLER a McEvILs this DAY Y.b . sf tte as~
chss.s Fxchsns- sOcccs Toe v.lasse eroy hons. as<
lot No sSs Eth Of ~ S tset ~ esf "a. Aacs
IS b, sbort 81 free ard Of sn
wi rrut fer $gn Five sUry sTck hcEse snt ic No W Zee
',e A. sire o. o. eS BY h The boct sir. cf hoass - -
,eut ~; subject 10 mortgage Of Steo; ~ui wn'et ETA
" urs,ofy be.er-u ard sub cellar bt ecuse and lot 10 ~
Fs.. TT lo, IS b, hsf the bet sre Il -
By .ou, y; .usject . o,tsas- Of $SS' ~W rrat foe
SSe OF aud further psrscolas spp<y 70 the
Auctior.efa No. sS Pine ct
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
Houses ann farmS UanIf6.

WANTED to PURCHASE-A HOUSE. pleas
w stlS located BIO klyn Hehu Of good value
at 10 $1,000 Payment w be made ,ssfsory the
seller. address e., Boz NJ. 2,4s Nesyofk r.st-OHce.
WANTED-A first.class brOwo-stone high.
w s,oop HOUSE between lsih ard %usa, AID 4tn and
6thav, only. Apply :,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
Sales at Aurhcn.
u,.,,L neE,,uv Auossoaeesa

MILLIR { McEv'LY ApodoaeesA
UCTyON NOTICE.-BONDS aud MORT.
n GGoRs a. AuCTIoN-l u-ns~r Of b.. % ,ud x'e<ssS
p'orc. Nov Ycrt City. Broosi.n. o'--,PvA
Pep., i-~ps Of Mput Vernon Wcstcee..er a0ty T. ss
8, Auction, TPis DAv Feb !. I 50. BY MILLER = Ne
ElILy 1t the N.,e sniS BxchApse. q IL O'clock sse -
u~- FI tenn. ADD further psroula apply 70 the Aasass
.: No 3 Pine-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

ION ACRES of rich FARM LAND for SALE
IZV Known .s p,rt Of the StP FARM. s'tusrei u-H
e P.,,c Brs.e Fri Rsioas Station miles from Jersey
CRY ssd Farm oorsirs Is acres 'oPen9r od iad the
r.usrr,r abe as on SpupEs Of s.utbe chyi-oeste
prot,r.s Itis f., sti1n for Ho;s Fam. S1mper he
sorts for Gadebr. fer Bu drs Sites Apply tn ALFRED
sPrkR, P.sc, j.; or on Tue'tsJs st No. 3O' broidwsy
rom No IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

DOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-A Gentle.
10 man and hs WIFE. sipsle 6..temsa, es9 hoa
"a a. Ssou furnished ROOM st No $50 Hsnry e., nss
,, 49, vsk from Hsm:op snd souIh ferries also ore s'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
aRawts. AsogioL.es
OY BANGS, MERWIN 4 Co., Trsde-Sah

~ soous No 'SPGts,w
MsNDAY, TUESDAY sod WEDNESDAY EVENING"
P,b a. I5aDd 6 ct 81 Jcoek
ENGLiSH BoOks.-A lssr col-c'ioa (purcsssed b. Nc
Wm. Bs IN lss;S ct tue ,rsr VI t- uoehss
I'D gentry Of Erssss, -Kt-Lsio- ssarr.ut e
old sbd valuable S.pdae Books tIci1sinG s ., ~s
- .lessnuy ESQ exp- sv-ly illustrate. and ia ces I'd
Worss &C. 40 fo' pacGASs cA.esuss 70 bs bad, es
,,t lcstior, a: the sslesiooua
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
r1OR SALE LET-Tnir., actes Of La

TOR SALE "rTO LET-Tn'r, acre. OF LAND;
L With t.e.,"r, D-,Iior c.riss Hoa.e, ssrs sse
vs.,, of a. t,ec. It isN, ,sf-e au.--rs mic -.
uei.h'- -va H.'irs s. I'd =, IT. sASO :;
drsui.: Asarr.. ca.s pus.rS.hA' t'osss's OF
s. BARhHs- ~ HPis- s. se- yer.
TOE SALE-THE FIR II CLASS DWELL
j $50 H.Uss ~ s. sr. Marks pteck sea.s, ga
svIhY cosvEsi.hC+ s'I G 10 !. 'ts y. 80 osorS r..
Boc. uy "a r.f,l; ,st,, fte.o-. ;,
p-.. ssto',.e u,is. al be Capt, ci,.. .ui
f1tut.s T-.". = N oe.i-. spps TO uOAck MOB
TOR sALE-The valuable WAT EC FRONT
I % I,.s VIII, .s-,ss .djoi.ias ue l,7e'as OF the
Pei Sip F-i,. z.i t.t Loo, b' IS -.tds ou Z. pr
r-. = ,sr.-.ur, as' sud "a sst % f,.s-
nj. NIB. s% '''i' S'if I'M % n sSs e
Tor sAIE. or EXCHANGE Tor CITY PROP
7 ERTi. as IMrROvsD EAsM - 80 ACES; Ou- n g
tTo, re etsS ts .'eS G sSat "a, ., .dGO-
noDr'y. 1e-.dsy soa "ede..da,.
NOR SALE or To LET-Che three-.tory
7 bri.k HOUSE and LOT No. "a Gr"s..t k-ut, sa''.
The Hou.-s bui .nd IL Eooi ofee' r.t o. ne g1r
notey main On sord al: mortgage Apply TO fTiLLpO'
No. Mas aust.
Tor SALE-On favorable terms, new three
L .tory ss. h. tDwELtiHG o. ,oa,a .te Of So, s.,
tc Aepy 70 C. C. PfSCKseY, M. u ~arr, l",9p N.
7 ANDS IN THE WEST.-rhe subscriber, Real
IL hrs.e :. Mt in ib- c'nton, 5s- Of
le,ve bic '.id. srd T.. public 10 tee s.' t1.'
ss:t sr,Ts s hi. Il. q; VII IL; .a
occurred ~ fttero Prct, g. er.y h.v. n'. d.ca-1
,csrcty ibis q IL scoh thst
hoders sor'd be sitting sell portion Of their ads
70, c..s =, .bog, oue.s. ta- u.es pr,
noutd IN. la arc Of Kso.1t. ia Io~ ~r.
ss iu m os C.u:o sut 0-te.o Ia nsolr aud f,r the
SAMUEL H. NEsaIr9.
Csntnn, Missouri.
Refer, n Hon David s.sis. f..owS ~ II. Joan P Mes
mitr Ne. .lork; youts Brothers St. Louis
NIORRISTOWN n. IA handsome COUN-
Nk TRY SEAT Of q srr-s; age HOUSE 10 El'zsb- h,n
st,- Csri.te Hnuss C1rs-y sory kc Go7nd. tsstsfly
isic o9t. bsufo grove fro trees and eversreen poad
'''"'' A. J. BLEEcER, SON Co. No : Broad st.
TNHE Subscriber offers for Sale the HOUSE,
i SHOP MAC CI'rFRY ard the LOT Of GROUND SIN
s,ed on Utiuu - RLU.HtND l.. sojainiu1 th- Public
Shoe Th. Lt 20 f. iDcoes fort 81 feet and y
fee t.ep TIE Housr szt 81 stores, With ate TEE
Shop is t.re. bign ooutsi hnr.- ctr-ur
upf,h scroll orti'rg mscttes pf wi aod sooS
AL -. for carrying on toe car
pentry bust q eIt-Us'vt ale.
Aso the seu,,.l DWELLING HOUSE ard LOT OF
GROUND no tsisn u.plss. The House 10 t~o st'rie.
hb and wrb cJrserieucss gel ccd s-i
b, IN .et deep There sbuuo OF eb fr 'd
Lem. pa1ts mice For PI'icu.rs aopy :, tne
subscriber ROBERT mus, Fmshing l. l.
ITO MECHANICS. &C.-The subscriber offers
for sale and Others Of small severS
toe..,t ~ Brtcs DWELLING3 tn Van 5rints, uear the
Atlantic Doos,, Brontyp Also, several DWELLINGS, 10
Wtlamsburrh q, frou 800 tz so eah. They are n
p-s order ~ he cod low 20 Gloss 80 estate
P.rtes ~1sss purchase p.y sns auouut do~n spo
th. tssner from time TO tims to sn thrr con-
vepience spply to e KELLOGG. E1e'utor No. "
B.sverst Yes-fofk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
Go Uhcm u mGp Gcntrrn.

A CARD.-As soon as l am well intend goirg
IN to Ross ssssn I'll c,sius held b. me TO Iao" Chns
trpSoun recover'pg from hr-en noutns VI i-ss
Tsnytewn, n. ", Feb S iSse OLIVER FERSIs.
INFORMATION WANTED - Of JOHN
HAYkEsa yo.ps pslishmsn VITO. or about the lsta
~ dsappeset from the een'er OF
Eoehs.tef TowD.hp Lor.,n Co osia ADy P~sscu n.vns
Ar, Of his prescott whereseouts vii oonier svof
90 Az excd puno b. scdeius hpe TO tae trustees o d
Tospstip of Roohe.t<r sisiDs them such INF frmsiion
INFORMATION WANTED Amy information
il oopcern,rs too oh. reshonSs Of ANTHONY ASOERs)N
ALEXANDRA ANDERSON. OF ROBERT sCOrIANo WI.
b kuy teceiv.a oy Isaac Aadrrson Acdess isAAe
ANDERSON, Ostisnder. Delaware County, OHIO
NJOTlCE.-All persons having claims against the
IN late ST EPHEN sCHAPetR d-ci, are requested TO
the came thereof ao those $40 Se
Il the ss,o s. hsppc required cal sns within io
ve< 10 ftc@ toe date Of y ,s'ics .,,,,, A. ,,,s.
CPECIAL ALNOTlCE.-DcAlefsi in GOODYEAR"
Sr.TRN9 tos vULCANiZED aUBBEA suSfENDEks
A ANA WER0 and al o,hss fsedcs sud articles made
soAipns 6broas With threads OF she~
- 1nSS~e srs notified that uness the same are Pope
vasnDed o. labeled siA ny snS ~ ~ saseS2 icy
GXNNOf sr LEGALLY DISPOSED Os 70 ne oaites
tsses Merchants dsAless invited 20 speSf
49, nov 10 stoe snd their orders io ,1e
~ tAe vudersred exclusive Of the itie sn9
rshts 40 the Pstspt for these Gooda SeHo en 49, -
Sylss hsrecsors manufActured mpoHeo sho many o
Ieo Hcspsss 10 manufacture and cell AID tne Ietn.
eStAnsA spVioatioo % NE st No . cr nav
York ooa~S. -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

J.Mss Cots, Aur.iopesr
Tx BROOKLYN LOTS, 10Th Ward (tho
part Of the Of J.mr. sohol-s al ot-d 10 Gsysa
echt Bedford Kent sod otba, Ross and sss
str cts minutes. Of the fsrri from Pcs clip jones
sip Grsod cit, rsro.d krptsy Gil b. 'os Ace
tioS by JANIS cote SON, MoNe%Y r.b. u q 70
oclc the M.Teb.Dts ExchsG. 81 per osDt car reads
Maps &c ct No IS Nassau aud Mechaoics fire islrssss
Co No. 81 wslst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

A. }. BLssCkss, Au too-r',
OIL ST, 3STH and 44rH-STS.-A. j.
~ RLEECKER, SON & Co. VIII s-n ou TUESDAY,
F~br1sry g. .r IL m, at the Hershso e sxchsns.i
or ST-sT-Tbe thre~-.tIfy Bdct Hous- and Lot Ne ~
E.. north eide ber-seG - aud I'd ava
ON SsTH r.-Fou story snsrsh Basement Brick a~,
thrown stoue story) aud Lot No 6t W. Lear shW
ON ATTEST -Op- L"', north sid- ZS feet Esst ttNi
f,pe ftotn rock tree flo shet. Terms liberal tUIl
M,ps &c, st No 7 Broad o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
CRY OF NV Yo.x ,rr.srsssr or ry.sc

CITY or SEw foak 'Erssrsssr or fsAscs
CoxTsoLLsk's OsScS. Sch. u', lsSs
CORPORATION PROPERTY, II BE- LEASED
~ by PUBLIC AUcrl0N Tn C. st. coo ect-d ~,,h
,eyer. Public Markets of he Cy snc also sandy La,s e.
ururp,s ara Bui6t bloogs TO the Ci,y ~. se l-ssA
a. bhc .uc''ou, q: the CT. Hell 90 TduSSof, MSA
1850 A, or. o'st for tern of hs- years, tsoc the
6 csy Of ca'ssue ~ the p-rty 70 b. esseA
aod conditions OF sac can De eAa to' Ses
troIier's Uftre. -, s.y
~ wv RORhRr I HaWS. .etrollsr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

ITO LET-HOUSE on Brosklyo Hights on
Las. 10 good ten.u. House fss+clss every respec.
Location unsurpassed Appyto
DAVID kAtT, No. fG5 8roscwsy, Up rs,rs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

CENTRAL PARK LOTS at tSHERtFFsSALE
N-NILLER McEviLr oil cell u 'd~r dir-ct,. of I'ss
Nelly Sheriff 10 ,ne $50 cay o, f-ocusr, 10 sos
Of Sh..v LOrs s'h .v D-ocns at toe south sea
corn.r Of loist.t lots e iost.t In rear OF ts nee
ti,p.d Sale oo.i,iv, Oo~hsfcst main mNrsu- sos
n.ps &c apply the or- Of the Aactioreers No. paes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

TNARM, WATER. POWER, LIME and STONE
QUARRY "A small FARM uuder cultivation pesr M IL
WAUKEE, TO LEASE A go Mil Phvilegs on Wstervt'e
Farm sso stone aud Lime Qnarry Nesuvia Psce 70
i.s.a or shares or herwi. Inqu Of DAVID HOLTON
No 81 West I7tb-c. Ne~York OF CHARLES CAVtRNO
Mis- Wiscon,in.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

ITO LET or LEASE-The large hOUSE and
STORE the bott-west f6tb az AMI 22ts, q
f. .nd good for Family Grocer Dry
ooocs Apply to WALDES PELL, No. is w. 2!st-
1t or los Peari-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

w Valuable Property orchrd-s beousOs to tas 90
c'-t, Of F,i.Id. That y.ns0le properly koos' I. tse
FRlFNDp MCETI~G-IOUsE-h n xfoipd 10 % feet w
10 100 feet depth 70. bultcs snxIs teet Asa
the House md Lot No 81 ochN's. adjoiuus the sb,ss
8 6x feet The p-r'y be cold at suctps
THURSDAY 81 1859. at q scosk at tn. M-rcasntS
Excbspse Msp- full rsrt,usrs he onaiu~a
osrce OF WM. n. FRANKLIN Austioaeer No. Srosd's.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

for sale H-chaucs ana otn.is OF small n-ans eveiS
toTee.try B1cs DWELLINGS, IN Van S-Int,st usn tne
Atlantic Doct,, Brontiyb Also, several OWELLiNts 10
NIlsm.borrh g, frou 800 81 so esh. They are n
cou sts order ~t he sod very low 20 CLOSE 40 estate
P.t, ~issira purchase. p.y ss amount DON, aud
h. tssncr IL ou time tins, tn emit hrir con.
yepi.uce apply to z e. KELLOGG Exerutor, No. 90
a. YeV. " fOfk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
Jnsuranre GGmpauies.

ETNA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW-fORK,
No. So WALL-3r.
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Shin Grace, Stowe for Baltimore sailed from Liverpool
was spoken 18th inst lat 10 49, lon 81 III i'0''o'i
Bark Contest Allen for Valparaiso, sailed from San Fran
Bark JShh Kerr, sweezer from Richmond for Glasgow,
danghter Who died at sea Sun '' 10 0urS the captain
n, Bark Isabella G Jones, Wcodburn, from Rotterdam
Brig Candace, Bray, for Baltimore sailed from Boston,
Bark Maria, Johnson from Rio Grande July Sh, arrived
Bark G n Stricken, Mcdonald from Havana, arrived at
schr Mgnonette, Snow, Philadelphia cleared at New
,-Schr s; W: Maitland, Speed from Remedies arrived at
schr Sea Nymph Dawson from New Bedford arrived at
Schr Industry, from Baltimore for St John n b. with
coal Is ashore on Petite Menan Has lost her dder and
schr sas Wright, Rogers, for Alexandria, sailed from
Schr Josephine Waterbury, for Richmond, cleared at Al
Scar: Lucy Robinson, Davis, fro m Richmond arrived at
Schr T. G King Thurston, from Alexandria for Boston,
arrived at New Haven, 18th inst.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK: August IS-Arr steamship Asia, LiverpooE
ship Neptune, do harks r D. Bertrum, Havre Maria Bue
CID steamship Potomac Savannah ship Oroondates; Mo-
bile bile 69rs Bic Island brig F. Trowbrdge Barb
CID. steamships Crcassian; Galway: Columbia Charles
ton ship D n QuiXotie San Francisco bark William Hyde
PHILADEiPHIA, August lS-Arr ship Emily Augusta,
CID. schrs. J 4. Bayard Wilmington, n c. L. L. Sharp
BOSTON, August l7.-Noon.-Crd schrs Anna Hinks
Gonaiyes; Carrie EIues, Rchmsnd
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEAANbRI A. August lS.-Arr: brigs Evergreen Sears
Pr cGG Hcs RoSand; D I L 1 Wareham.
n, r W Edi New York;
Minuehaha. Plymouth
RICHMOND. AugustI7.-Ar schrs. O. r Burns Albany:
Buena VISTA Philadelphia schrs Peerless Halifax:
B. u. Bean, Boston
WILMI NGTON, August I7-Arr bark Matagorda New
Bedford; brig L. Storer and A. adams Boston; schr c. s.
Crd brig Maria McRae, Trinidad schr D. W Vaughn, N,
York 7' "
NOTICETO MARINERS
COAST OF LoUwEsIANA-NEw LIGHTHOUSE on SOUTHWEST
REEF ENTRANCE OF ATCHAFALAYA BAY, FIXED LIGHT:
AND DiscoNTINUANCE OF POINT Az FER LIGHTHOUSE
ATCHAFALAYA BAY LIGHTvEssEL
Treasury Department. Office Lighthouse Board }
Washington City, August 6, 1859 {
Official Information has been received from Lieut. W f.
H. District that the Lighthouse at Southwest Reef en-
trance Of Atchafaiaya Bay La. has been completed
will be lighted for the first time at sunset the even
ing OF ihursday the first day of September next, and
viii he kept burning during that night and every night
The new Lighthouse is an iron screwpe structure in
the form Of runcted pyramid The dwelling is of boil
er ron ~ feet six inches high and four iron screw
piles.
Its base is Q feet above the water
The focal plane is 40 feet above the level of the sea
Inc apparatus is ith order lens of the sys
cal miles. " - ''''''
The following magnetic bearings have been taken from
TINS lighthouse
Belle Isle. N
IODt au ter.............ESE
shell KEYS. W by s
The approximate position of the lighthouse IS
Latitude. ......29 % 90 S.
me Polntau Fer Lighthouse and Atchafaaya Lighves-
Der ], 1889 e' 'p'e
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

o,a % oor,nosa5 ~, 49, " a
ton can rarely Withstand evade them Their
properties Search and cleanse and nvgorae every portion
of the human organism correcting its diseased and
storing its healthy valities As consequence these pro
pertles the invalid who bowed down with pain
debility is asonshed to find his health energy by
a remedy tOnce so simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every day complaints of every
body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named pleased furnish gratis nv Anne
rican Almanac containing certificates of their
rectons for their use in the following complaints Core-
dch, Nausea, Indigestion, Pain and Morbid Inaction of
The BoacetS, Ftdtuecy, Loss Of Appetite Jdudice, and
other kindred complaints arising from low state body
n finn f funcf
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI

FOR THE RAPID
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HoARsRNEss GROUP BR )N-
cHITIs, INcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, AND FOR THE
RELIEF OF CoSSUMPTIyE PATIENTS IN
ADVANCED STAGES OF THE
DISEASE
Woe T. the field of its usefulness and so numerous are
abounds o s that almost section Of country
and even desperate diseases of the lnngs nv
~ en- once tried its superiority over every other
and III 70 Is 100 apparent escape observaton
ate what anns IS are the public longer hest
gerous affections Of the pulmonary organs mat are
@ our climate While many inferior remedies fhrps mnon
cad tee BY every trial conferred benefits on the
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten ' WI
Prepared by
DIR. J. G. AVER & CO.
Al, .p.-.s.. Lowell, Mass.
and W a. Brown Bro Baltimore street. AZ wboissal
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COMPOUND ExrRRAcEE < Of sARsApAprrnA

the most efectual remedy which the medical skill of our
times can devise for this everywhere prevailing fatal
malady 1t is combined from the remeials that
nave been for the expugation of this
oder from the 0o0d and the system from its
destructive consequences Hence should be employed for
the cure onot only Scroula but those other affections
which arise from it, such ERUPTIvE and SKIN
ST. ANTaoNYs FIRE Rose or ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUs
TULEs, BL0TCHEs BLAINS and Bous TUMoRs TBTTFR and
SALT RnRUM, SoALD HEAD. RINGwoRM, RHEUMATIsM
SYPHILITIc AND MERCURIAL DISEASES, DRoPsY DYspEps
vTlATED 9RlyPuRE BLooD The popular belief in mp
generation of the blood The particular purpose and virtue
OF this Sarsapara is to purify and degenerate this vital
mated constitutions " ~
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