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The Candidates Accept.

~ ''' - -~~- - ~~~8@ A<~~8t~@ sPov1ut
which We poblish elsewhere, thsl - asespss
show that Mr. Johnson accepts The csndi.
dacy for the Vice Presidency, aud that G en-.
Lane accepts the nomination OF the ssce-
ders. Breckinridge also accepts.
WAsnrscros. June 25.
The Committee 10 inform the candidates
Of their nomination, waited on Gov. II. v.
Johnson tonight, at the National Hotel
lie received them in the large dining room
Of the hotel, which was crowded with ladies
and gentlemen. lie accepted the nomina.
ton, indOrsing the platform in every parlic.
lular, and declaring that the South would sus.
tain the principles laid down in il. In his
opinion. the doctrine Of non intervention
wos necessity TO the preservation OF the
Union, [a2plsuse,l and he should quietly,
firmly. and, he hoped, bravely uccep. The 70.
sponsibility imposed upon him.
He cherished the hope lhai Providence
will lead Us out Of our civil disasters, and in
His time conduct Us 10 tranquility and peace.
Long continued cheering.]
A large body, accompanied BY band OF
music, proceeded tonight 10 the residence
Of Mr.. Breckinrilge, and having screnaded
him, be, in response 10 repeated calls. sp.
2eared, saying he felt deeply this manifesto
ton Of friendly regard, and accepted II as an
approval Of The proceedings At Baltimore, BY
which tie National Democratic Convention
had presented his name and that Of his gal.
ant and honored friend, Gen. Lane, for Pres.
idcnt and Vice President Of the United
States.
The procession proceeded 10 Browne Ho.
tel, where an immense crowd had previous.
ly gathered.
Mr.. I,ne, after the performance Of on alt
appeared and ten e ed his ihanks,o 10 the %.
semby for the manifestations Of their kind.
ness. He was proud OF the nominee Of the
Baltimore Conventions; he was man whom
he had long known on the battle field. and
In the councils OF the nation, and he felt
deeply honored 10 being placed on the same
ticket with him. He (Lane) accepted tho
nomination Of the National Democracy a.
sembled nt.Baltimorc, and, with them, Be.
Iieved In the equality and right OF the States
under the Constitution.
Yancoy followed. saying that the country
was in crisis from which Il 10 the duty Of
he Democracy 10 retrieve Il. lie spoke q
length, and was frequently %.
,lAudsd.
The demonstrations continued beyond
midnight.
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A Toper's Soliloquy.


Leaves have their time TO fall,
And so likewise have 4;
The reason, too,'s the same
Il comes Of getting dry,
But here's the difference 'twixt The leaves
and uIe,
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I'm Memorian."
Another little form asleep,
And little spirit gone;
Another little vo &C is hushed,
AID little angle born.
Two little feet are on the way
To the home beyond the skies.
And our hearts are like The void that's LETT
When q strain OF ma.c dies.
A pair OF little baby shoes,
And a lock Of golden hair;
The toy she loved; and tie little dress
Our darling usc1 TO wear;
The litle grave ia the shady nook
Where the flowers love 10 grow,
And this Is all Of tie little hope
That came three years ago.
The birds will sit on the hanging branch,
And sing requiem
To the beautiful little sleeping form
Which used TO sing TO them;
But never agsia will the iitllc lips
10 their songs Of lovereply.
For that musical voice u blended with
The ninstrelsy on high
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ScRiEBLtRs ATrESrIoS.- Dir. Thaddeus
Williams. Louisville Ky. well known as a
contributor % various publications. in Amer.
ca and Europe, Is preparing an Authors
lbum,' designed % contain contributions
from the living writer's Of America. with D
portrait and short biography Of each. The
Authors Album il opened 70 all, and
writer's desiring 70 appear IN its pages are re
quested 20 address him as above on the sub
iect, enclosing stamp.
Exchanges, BY copying the sbove, (and
this notice. twice ani sending Mr. w the
papers combining il, will be eniitledto .
copy of the book.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,, AT JAspRE
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, HY
G L Z NJ EET DOA NE.
OFFICE-CoRNER or MACDONALD AND
WEST STREETS.

TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE:
Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 80
For six months, 90
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Greeley Corn save" He discovered the slieveganA
mon funds elected member Of Congress, and mme-
dstey aer requested his friends not TO call MIN honora
be-retired his mileage was presented VITA the title
|. Galvanized SQUASH" by James G. Bennett, propr,e
->-sdry He has since gone into the fence rail
,, ''-nited capital"
No,,,, .,'o. =. ,,x rs PAxrr-Essert Smith has
been nominated for Congress by tie pA' - 'N'
First sistric. Of this State.
Tue MAINE DTAIcAnos --Portiand (Me) papers say
That Of the amount Of the black republican State Treasu
res deacat'on, 900 Only has been paid and SIS 600
secured ny mortgage leaving balance Of $50 oo from
which the boudsmeu OF 1860 have beea seleased With
little hope Of collecting from the bondsmsn Of 1868
All further Efforts have been postponed until after the
ell ction.
The GOVERNORS or MASSACHUSETTS, -Ms sachusets has
haf twenty governors since the adoption q the State
st'tution. eight Of whom still living, viz:-Messrs
Lincoln Everett Briggs, Boutwell,, Clifford, wsshbua,
Gardner and Banks. Levi Lincoln yss Governor nine
consecutive years. the longest term Of any chief msg
irase Of theStste.
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wife of Francis Aloso Al her residence 1le stanton
street Nev York.
Bs,on ana Maine papers please copy.
RssSyrrs-RcusKD BxsSrrr, IN the sTth year of his
st his late residence No 90 Prospect street. Brook
me friends o. the my are respectfully invited 70 at
tebc hn funeral this (anday) scrncoB, Al one O'clock
B~rrisAss Ca FRIDAY, september Z, Jows n sou OF
william and Johanna BosteimaIn aged months and IL
The friends and acquaintance of the family are respect.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral this Sunday ssr
noou At two O'Clock from the residence o. his parents
No 90 dsckson.s street HIS remains VIII be taken 70
Greenwood for nterment
Plppcx --op saturday afternoon, September 8, Of
rnnrasmus, I.sw a only so ~ Je~e and Emily Brad
die, aged 10 montbs and ~ days.
rne relatives friends u bc family respectfully
invited 70 attend tho fusersl this Csunday) aerceon a
bali rs, O'Clock from the residence u his parent
No. lfa Monroc street, without fu'iher invitation
Bsovs -ou saturday, scpscmeer =, Cas- atIss, ~c oi
yuha W. Broen, aged 81 ycars.
r,e friends aaa relatives o. its suily, &na members
Of kniekerbocksr ioase No. y, 9. are e.
sdeuso No a. Rvns'on street. On kooaAy Al srooon at
two lock.
CHss AT creeupo-t, rrus sland, On Ea.urdsy, sep
,cmbsr a. OF trsmus EsRAHs PackRR, infani dsushter
of Geo. Il. and Elizabeth Chssei ascd 1on,bs and u
s relatives and friends o ne family arc
invited a. attend her funeral fnm me rcsdence of Let
pares ~ No 1Ts West Twcuty seventh nrect ou Monday
Trssrs -psIpcsr Crrni~ wife of Oven ourru a "a
tive = parish cf Drumcea county sligo, lresad "a
THE "a y veW of her aGe
Tc ~ ada of the family, and three of her broihsrr
law Ernsrd Nmo 70 stteai the
fuperai fom her rte residence, Nc 80 Weft TsC1tioth
ssrees, t1.s fsrneaJ) a'ternoos attw0 O'Clock.
Doserr On II day, Sci &C. mbef J, hArfIeE Dnp-
wrr - of soh, All asry Dorrcts, formerly Of Lis
move caupsy vsteror .pd grandson 70 Va 80 and
rixarcih tsgs.n q Cas,b Island c,oay 10, ireland,
rgef VI yc4s. q months and dav.
Tue isnas relatives o. she huy sre respectfully
INVITES. 70 attend The fvocgsl .hs (suncsg Afternoon At
lao c4ous from ips FIRST syenae, corrsr u I~ssib
rye orle-. and rondoo tcanads wesp pssc- u
\ cory. So .,..rxs
| wife Of Rasd.Il v. Follct, aged ~ years -.
NJ ress AID frieDts of the tFniy re s1<ss'ay
invited ~ asend nc uns~sl. from the residcncf ns'
urc.e Jarasr r. smith. No. ~ Wet NiDeteen't sses.
a. Noraay Afternoon, al two O'Clock, ihgst lsI-s'
luyf,ascr Her remsrs win be taker y ereen"ooo :,
| Howu.---o- Trioay, 5ep,smber =, Nay =, -
John a Howell, Wad % yesrs, mohtn al = iSa. 7,
The General viii take plscs tts tsa9dyl Isorns1 y
tvn oc,rt from her lAtc rcHceucN ~ ~ s.e -, =
80 ffsnas "a tte family respectfully ny'eA siena
4 af,e fs,persi y ,llout farlAer roiicc !.
| a p.rrK AT i,rcos ~. 60 saitrdsv, Spsen
y,ga6srr "a pspn. wie oi Joseph " u h.rte ~ con
| s3uftou -. r....t.. - $500,
| ,,en efthe bvA.n wi usv ttres, tAy tca ~ Net% =
80 Noss \. ifst.act. 2e4 ytars. 'a"nta- 80
I fatr ~ :.
! aas real,ss. a4a asa< 49, sss-as az re-ss~s.'
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AFFAIRS N SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
Our PanAms Corresponde encc.


UNITED STATES srxAMxR LANCASTER,
Ray or PAsAMA, august "a, 1890
--latest from Peru Co1slds Message to ne Peruvian Con-
0yess-7he American Claims Virtually Reptoiassd-TAe
Unted States sSq1adrcn in the Pacifc-Unsqfay Of
as's'. 10 :. ?" @s 1'"1'-DsaAj s"s oa''''''s'Sa''''
In The message Of the sberstor" CAstia 70 the Con.
grese OF Peru he says :The question with Franco Ia
hoIofsby settled /, the satisfaction OF all pars and
Is hoped thu thediference now pending bet xeen tho
Peruvian government and the cabinet Of Washington
ce ncerning some claims yet unsettled, will be
insisted upon by the North American else
be submitted 70 the arbitration Of friendly Power
lie furthermore declares that his government win rot
pay TO foreigners any indemnity whatever that is not
legally obliged TO pay 70 Peruvian citizen-thus virtual
y repudating the American claims
Hon. Randolph Clay, the United States Minister to
Peru has given notice Of his dsapprova Of the above by
demanding his passport and for the present suspendng
ali diplomatic intercourse.
should government decide upon taking siren.
than diplomatic arguments and notes to
force the Peruvians into settling claims, France
has succeeded in DOING interest the readers Of the
nxRAID 70 know what forces already In the Pacific
available for that purpose The following table will
rscty show the number OF guns, officers and men u the
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Gmsrr-GARsma Paris, on Tuesday, July "a, q,
the Church Of 81 Roch FRANCIS H. Gusxr OF Ne~ Yors
70 Nile hasn daughter of Mons ATONE 6arnir Of the
former place.
yosr-csosnr. AT DIXON, M on Tuesday, september
DIXON.
KIssxv-JxooHs On Sunday, September 2, AZ jamaica,
T. L, by the Rev r. oakey, Mr. HxsKr kISsxr 70 Mies
EIIsHKxs Jsoons. both Of Springfield, l.
WARxxp-ScwEvv On Tuesday, August Is, At -
Jsmce church, BY the Rev l. schook n VI <~siI War
SvR Eco, 81 Baltimore, No, 70 Mise CsRRn n Scxsyp
daughter of John sher Rsq OF this city, late American
Consul at Mannheim, Germany.
New haven, Conn, Baltimore, Nd and Lancaster, Pa
rarrre please copy.
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made no reports These churches contain about $50
novts are being made TO erect union Of the several
movement % assuming definite shape and promises
70 meet with success In Nay last deputaton from the
Synod Of the united Presbyterian church. then In session
10 HAMILTON, Canada, waited the Synod OF the Frae
church, also In session n the game place with "bass
Of union" The deputation cordially received. Tho
future meeting Of the Synod The synod Of the essab-
ished church has also appointed committee to receive
ovo, TOR union from other Presbyterian bodies.
subsequent meeting several aots will 1t y ex-
oscted, merge the three churches into onG
stone OF the Episcopal University Of the
The iAic, with appropriate ceremonies, {. Uni.
South sil :. '"slin county, Tenn, on the 10th o.
versity Place, tl--
October next.
AMERICAN BIBLE socfErY. ~aB
The stated meeting Of the managers was h6A % ~
past sSrss PM VIM Crosby. ESQ % ia '' The cs.t, ss
listed by r Perit, Esq Rev. Mr. Mcneil usd the nlne-
tel tie.h pssm aud offered prayer The deOesse Of rma
appropriate resolutions adopted Nine ne y auxni
aries recognized fur in Missouri, Arkansas
in KaDsss three Carolina Letters were
submitted from various agents and with graft
Tying intelligence OF the condition OF the home
rom Rev. K Thomson, Societys agent In Mexico, de-
scribng visit 10 hier, and distributions there from
Rev d. Trumbull, Valparaiso, s. A., with accounts OF
sales Of Scriptures that city, and urging efforts on be-
and Riggs, constantnople Rev Mr. Bergne Secretary Of
the British ald Foreign Bible Society," London ana Row
% Of Foreign pS s.sons, ssson s.a
regard 70 the proposed revision Of the Turk.
ish version Of the Scriptures by DR.. Schaufsr
rom Rev. Mr. Bliss agent for the Levant in regard 70
coporAge In Bulgaria, hesopotamia, Angora, Cssarea,
and other parts Of the empire; from Mr. Cabanis agent
OF the French and Foreign Bible Society regard col
portage In Algeria from Rev Dr. Bettehem, refer
epce 70 portions OF the Scriptures In Japanese translated
by him. from Rev DR. Hodich Secretary OF the Society,
who had reached st. Paus In the course OF his st
the Northwest.
Grants Of books made for distribution TO societies
and individuals in Kentucky New York, Michigan Wiscon
SIM Texas South Carolina Tennessee Arkansas Pennsyva
MIA and the Choctaw Nation TO ndv for the supply Of
Sunday schools In many parts OF the country twelve
nmes IN raised letters for blind persons Bibles Tes
menu in Spanish " the American and Foreign Bible So
ciety for distribution In New Mexico Russian Dutch,
and Wesh, 70 the Hawaiian Bible Society, Sand wich
hlands for disributon In English German and French
TO United States ship Susquehanna, for Sailors In English
and Portuguese, 10 Rev G. Henderson, dstributon
In Demusra; TO the Missionary Society OF the United
Presby terrain Church. by request OF Rev Dr. Dae Ara
bic Scriptures to the amount Of $780, FOR distribution by
their missionaries IN Syria and Egypt; ALSO in various
languages for distribution by captains Of vessels sailing
70 foreign ports
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Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TINE or CLOSING AT TINE NEW YORK OFFIOn.
DonEsrIo Eorth-Abany, Buffalo and Canada .sx n
North aud West way mail. .............b A. n
Western mail, via Erie RR. S An and 81 r. n
South and So w. mails -. s. A. NJ and Az r N
Eastern mail, BY railroad. 8 AN. Aad r. n
By aeamboai. ......:... Az r. n

0eAmu0oA an r..
SUNDAY hAD On Sunday al mails close At this odoe
OAIlrosHIA. BY steamship -. on Tuesday.
The Overland Mali for California leaves st.
Louis every Monday and Thursday at A. n.
Letter. designed fo, L sAo.id be marked Over
GLAKs CIIY The Overland Mali st. Joseph oJ to sait
Lake City, leaves st. Joseph every Monday and
ThurSdAy, ct 8 A. NJ. Letters should bs marked
.Overtand. via st. Joseph"
b. rAcrrrd. By Steamship -, on Tuesday.
BepA A. II.
DAlAnA the sv Rfter tho arrival alter
nate CunArd packet u this port being
month The steamer Karnak win be despatched
with mails for the Bahama Islands 70 - landed
at Nassau, n p.
EUROPE. BY sts samshiy Asia, Wednesday. Sep
temper A ~.
HAvAHA......By steamer Cahawba Tuesday.
bept n. -.
THE or CLOSING AT THE LONDON OvYICg.
Overland Mall Bombay closes In London
- folows-via Mareies on the 81 and l9th u
each month Via Southampton % The l2th aA1
Hsh
CALCUTTA. Sd iosh iah saA, via Marsstlsa SsA ia
ouxA Ac Via Marseies the lOh and 3oh Via South.
amptsn tth and 3Oh
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lery1he only correct Themes In the states hs
Royal Hghnoss tho Prtnct OF WAes exhibition
Gallery. j. 0URNEY SON No 1U7 Brosdvgy4 "A
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wsse~sraseeus Pesasseaa Iassliigence.
c.xrrpxrus vos coxcxn~ wncoSsss. .-rnerc three
trq ses Of cssoidaies for Congress In Wisconsin already


fru se,s Of candidates for Congress In Wisconsin already
nominated, viz
-. X Arnold. John 3 liver. Roser, ctandler
A.. y Rsymers Luther Ilssenesi = P,x,cy.
q II n rsrrsecc. A. = aoar. Richard srL
Rua Novuxssr \ rsuAs "A from 5stcn, rer~,
nas ,ne fse~ se ssersl Hocs.oa has withdraw, sad
ths Q,,re prss thai supported him vii launch
ou, fsr peu AN fv-re Ncs than nineteen pagers
wln hoist their names m sea dsys. number u the
p~oss wnc have been scv srscsnrdge hsve annoanoed
fnanselvcs for Bsi. rhclr ranss 1oat high hcre on
One Gag Too ~fH scos hsvr rood ne~s from resas"
~ 4. cocau q. NoHrotk The Norfolk Head gives
the following nctce n she sTp~arHncc of Hon VIM L.
aossss. of virginia, IN that city,
Ashsnd nan wss crowded Va rpaeto- IA bcsr ,nr~rn
crcm sss Hoo wn scssia O. W political nos
Vnsssr $50 sh<w cvn harris, f~ e euthuxssn cxhshls.
"a =. ,rT - 80 ~-~-,s7 bar We haze scc- fUr
,-ssy dsy sns even ,ne sss A.. eseFiln- rssmssves
On ss good Indeed The en- enent and cninusssu
were grand usrss were olas "a the Junior Psi nd
Ev~rt clubs Of rogt lh aud N)fok wers cut y ~
rs',s,ss srs hss Tor yssr- 20 retired from rcel,
no inrs const te more lsndinr bic ~ ard W
nueag 70 The pcr ths good csuss Of shs lnea ana
!, oc~ urx ~ yu rscr-s.4ur~ov ov AaxAssAs--vrcn lhe
ss,,yus already lived Appears ss twspty Iea and
Everett ms have eecisi 70 the Legislature q Az
&sr-~s Tsw ssvcugsr opposition 10 tbe depccsssls
o.,.y shan was ever bei0rr sncwa IN shss stsse.
nsrsrs LAM Tho Hartfori Tt~s n~ anally csnciud
.ed N hoist n Brccssnrsdss sad lane lag
rrrrr a. esrru--an exshanFe PAPER 80 gene Y
ase sspcnsc q getting NJ iifs q Horace Greeley
r,v,.,. B,r.rs erceicy w. born n ofegor rear th'
rmssx a. ,ls Assrs pursg his infancy be subris'et
slrr.r apcn ru.s and herbs, and was rea'srxAn'e
v.srsav oofp.r stock abort NJ aecs he salha io'
ans cosnsr, "a . es,say r,csror re rst ~mrl'ynen
o. earaerer, but IA aisenesms 70 root oui a'afE'
Nsd iore ~ irer. r. sn.,nytr ona s*~a-ir ~ ~
Is ray 'ra1.s A-..s. }. ~ 10 ~sSs AL s's'''
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated NOasslssa
Sewing Machines the best n tcr family sewing ~
Broadway New Yerk, and i62 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
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For Bisss OF Mosqu stocs and other In
noshnG will r~sdy relieve. smang pain Hol.
Iowsys Ointment Ts eject is almost re
moving every veatlge Of inflammation
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Forty Years OF Practice ON Diseases.
fall change Of color and embeishment o The Hair, By
0RANDJkAk, Asor place Broadway.
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Fafrbanks' Standard Scales,
Adapted every branch of busiDas where and
durable scale required. Call and seud
nLUBuRArED and DESCRIPTION CIRCULAR.
FAIRBANKS co.,
$50 Broadway, New York.
(Between Dsy and Oortlandt aroets.D
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Stslnway d sons Oventrang Grand
and square Panns manusctured;
are warranted for hve Year, wArerooms 81 and 81 Waller
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Public Notice IL hereby given that
THE CEIEBRATED EUREKA SEwIN2 MACHINE
Can purchased and paid for weekly monthly In
sAments application Il the ONCE, 493 Broadway.
Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machines,
olce bO6 Broadway New York.
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Brooklyn Minfsturs,
Cabinet Imperial and Life sze.
CHAE. u. WILLIAMSON. Kstablished 1851
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White, the Halter, will This Day In
troduco the REkrREW SOFT HAT something new and
stylish, 1t ZIG broadway, Opposite ~. Psuls church.
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q. Saunders' Metallic Tablet StrOp. for
keeping Razors In perfect order obtained
scrtbe1 ana tho various agents throughout the city.
j. a q. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House.
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Herring's Patent ChamPson Fire an,
burssr proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray
New York.
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A Skilful Photographic Wanted In .
FIRST class gallery In Baltimore. Nd Address A. b., Herald
Office.
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Smooth Names to the Uniaitiatsd.
TRICK OF THE SEWING MACHINE TRADE

advertise Rotary Hook Leather Pad Machines and Shuttle
Machines Lock bitch Machines Their stitches rether
locked fastened at the ends elastic There but
ing Machine stitch In use-the 0kOvBk BAKKR-wnch
locked fastened the ends elnsc sde direct from
spool without winding. and the people finding
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Gentlsmen Who Desire q Fine and Elc.
CANT Hat, shoui call EsPEnsOHxIDs lis Nassau street
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aBeautiruI Women" Result from the
uss Of PHALoH's Lquil 'snow White oricntI Cream
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic stock
Ann street
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L. y. S.-London Yoke shirts, SIS and
way, New YORK -
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xxrrpTpRw vzRCHAS-s
esssss shiepsd " -

rsp-e.s~s for sH r.st o. ~. vs~ss - uy oece =
bs-sys, 90 v,;,s. = 'e,ifs ari Z. ..sx as.. -
chenv s.ssisE ~ ssAg Knpfs Cos as sssas asy -
perd 20 Ne dr,yers s.Af iolfg " - marsa. -
W. have Nsrrh ~ Zee kr - 80 ,,1w gorsa 81 ~
Brc.s-v, srS u NJ ke~ sss~es scp0a. rwsEU s,~ss
shpper -Ase ss.son ce-.rss ss~s fAs rsfs $500
~ TO- s,s pu sw seln .rforwf Fn "a r~Ssrr~te y -
q Bro.<wnY srsxei ExrRFss 90.
V srt4dwsy.
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Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, Elastic
stockings Ac scientifically applied a IS Fulton street. NJ Y.
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DEATHS IN rHR MINISTRY.

Rev Elijah Coffee, the arst regular preacher ever sta
toned At Memphis Tenn, died there the LIST inst
Rev. Jacob Houck, of the Methodist Conferences,
DIED on Sunday, the 10Th uit, Currituck Va. He
formerly . minister Of tns "Uuited Brethren in
Christ" and in that capacity well known in The
valley Of Virginia.
The Rev L. H. Bcvcrdgc, pastor Of the Sixth United
Presby terian church. Pniadclphia died suddenly a
tie residence OF Col WIN. Cummins, Kahacoq uas val.
ley, Miifn county on the x2d uis Mr. Bcveridge had
just finished bis dinner when rsug from table,
fell dead without speaking nr. B. young man OF
attAinments, and the editor Of the Eocn0col
posfary and monthly periodical published by the
miDston 10 which he attached He Was the sou Of
Rev R Beverdge, Professor In the United Presbyterian
Theological Seminary st Xenis, OHIO
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Six FAne Shtrts for %, Warran nted to Ef(
hOODY'S Shirt Mandatory, 2o2 broadway.
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h,..sS .SrOna.1b Ol1b saucs.-'tihis saticS. EeicA
cessra,.d sen nurope and waemy recommended by no
al ssee ss,cssy q rsx ss ss.sS
hereeenie' anc no one aocusomed 10 i,s use y
lads loaded wuh the rfchea Wand Wi,hon "a 70 ~
sale agent for The Uail~a s..aa - "o.
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ssLaAfeo' BsausfMsrs" PhAl0n d Sons
= now while Oriental Cream" Sold by all drdExs1
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On Sunday last the interesting services OF ordaiung
Rev w. g. catei, pastor Of the Old School Presbyterian
church IN Harrisburg, Pa, were performed In she new
and elegant church belonging 70 that congregation.
Av. Ar. s. John was ordained pastor OF the Uni.
versast church, In New Bedford, Mass, on Tuesday
morning, 4th inst.
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

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