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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

nan The selv, canted grncef ally along their colrse,
~ ev,fy Cber imsginsb Species II craft, from the
bus. steamer to the huie pufnug to~boat, seemed 70
,na., that they were, part OF squsstc sestiv
and spri TO .hae Of Tvs enjoyment To complee tho
,aur,, tte Jct and the psrtios clouds gaze
ssura CO Il q. glorious day as ever blessed yassn
snsne hssr. But nov came another climax Half
pss. ese~su 'sisk, and he southeast wind woich
had aa7ped ueF wings the start died
AWAY, and san tn yachts were alnost
rpu.op,ess Canvass Of dimensions vast soush, 10 700
be gep,s zephyr bu r . time was no uss--oli b.
reAs e, med I, ave rocls med q holiday for himself
ono csrciue o grant tbs SIN Hest fsvors. skippers
xh,ss and s. rsthe Alm,st said heir prayers, pns
q ,.pfu b. and oil that answered Insir petitions
A the time the position OF he yschN was much the
sAme a. al the - he smaller yachts being ahead,
sna ,ea py Inc SiengArry BY good luck or
management shs had worked far 70 windwsrd,
sso by Avapg herself Of the cs,spsws that from
% quarter nsDed N snoot 1t least three quarters
Of . mile 10 advance OF the entire feet THIS state Of
AFFAIRS ooold not las, long ho~ever, and when of Bad
toe's Island all hearts gtsddened by splendid
brees. ON the west which feet gaop'ns along
The course Ike 90 mAuy 'ga met'led racers. Every
omen, the Wind esaened and the time the ssea nsr
bss reached Robins Reef the smaller yachts
hsA ali tn ~anted To carry,
che time q this pout give 10 the table beioT, tae
ssdips boas rounding 10 the following oraer:-rne Gien
garry, Nansrsiug, Mallory, A'phs, Restless, Haze, ks
beoca and FAvorits. TIE Was then laid Tor the
o~ls Head ke boat but owing TO the ABSENCE OF any
Of the clrumaeo the James L. Stevens, the go ca'sd
eouuR,es boat. from whon derive Off ;is informanon,
We are unable the tine TO that psee either go
%g or returning
THE SOUTHWEST SPIT.
mis- point next to the stake boat At HoboSen, being
t7a fha
ss manifested In the result me steamers accord
sy .bo, ahead of the and took their position In
sep,crcl. around he buoy sufficiently TO observe
every movement, and yet sufficiently dsan. 10 be oat
Of tho Gay.
All rounded 10 gaaot STYLE and the display OF seaman
psp M securing most aiog advantage Was frequent
y the theme Of plsudis from the spectators Tna follow
,ss the order the the arrival ct the Robins
sssse boat and Southwest spit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08
MODEL YACHTS.

Since the inception Of the New York Yacht r1ab
number Of smaller associations have sprung into exist
ence, ma only In and about the metropolis but Ia many
Of our large inland Cities whore water privileges aooupd
the rgstsas Of which conducted In the same manner
- those Of the New Fork Yacht Club Their Gran are
what y styled In England tho "modsI yschtn beur
usually shalt decker" Of from three 70 tan sspH
Measurement, and consequently not adapted 70 The
rough weather Of The open sea- Ths crew uso,nv
consists Of three or -four hands, who are
barely able to find accommodation on board. Wills
The hus are Of every imaginable form that nnds birth in
the fancy OF hs builder. On nns summers dsv n N
one Of The presest rights In the world 70 ses DOZEN or
fifteen Of thsse mimic cra buried under cloud Of can
vass % profuse - 70 seem wholly Of proportion N
The psmy huils, bowling along, gunvas under, with an
audacy which threatens 70 end n their total submsrsop
On hey Plov, however, apparently needless of dan-
GER, and Il only when some squalrsr
catspav than usual drives them nearly oytr,
mat for moment they lu up into The eye q the rsas
Boress shake their white feathers In hs face and bear
away again for the goal These river matches, Of no
practical uiy in themselves Afford IN INFINITE deal of
recreation 70 the Spectators - well parucpasors and
encourage that spirit for maritime spor which We are
glad 70 see on the increase around %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08


WIN tne ap'a s'p7oscn o summ'r P'sSn'es, well
come nsf soos qua ~a'Ous sh~'' NO ee'osmen '~
sssop~'ea WIN sre~1' 's''ns Wy yNn'smen 'aAn
'ne~ Ann1A rs.~ ine' rsvs sfssoy oeoom' "a
sss'nu"'n DO. sne 'eA "'" "e o'ae s'''e saa
soe oioe '''o- '1e ,ou''o'os more 'AAa mere river
rss'~- nc sHn. r.au ..s -, snere us'nns
10y A"e ~' .s''A. -, s1'.' -'' 10y u'n .'1e
a.'s ' 49,. p "'1'.'ea
sa w ~. sa. 80 49, - $3.50 49, sue
- .'-,- "a'" w
p~s 7" 'as '''' 80 'es~'v sna sHnuAuS he'a
'Is s"
~~ ~ 80 SA"s e'uo~uon
soo' ~ sas so''nee
eees 49," ~ se. M nA'
ae,e"P'u W. P'''''' " Ds'' n''o'"o'e o'e
nv uekceAu' ~ uo' ''li''e'' "po'Anoe "
y $3.50 o~1o1 -'a ''s
e.snsv pu''u's " w ~ o'o'u's "ey "'er,e'ea
~ $500, 1e " oA' S'-o"' ns's
- 1A-s - - - '''. ~ -. .u'0a
Wv ss~'A ~. "" - W 80, P''oNOn " ."s Hsaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

In the year 1855, AFTER having been In the once eleven
pears, Commodore sssvcns ssndersd bis rRgnatiou 10
the Club, IN letter wherein he says
The conviction Of my Inability longer 70 perform The
duties that the Commodore should be bcsh willing aad
able 10 do renders this determination my part not
absolutely Deoessary, II least advisable. DO not want
the WILL but lack both tbs heahh aad spirits 70 eusble
70 male ths attempt 0Id aGe ana hard service have
worked viii their usual and inevitable resulss and
cam but Sigh think al shall never be ht for
the sea" That am fairly eusssisd - ny discharge
trust you vii admit hen YELL you have been yacht
owner for than haf ocssury. commepcng m lsO2
builder, capsa cook end Ill hands Of the oslsbrsisd
yacht DIVER MAE e osg tarss fee< WIDE and three feet
deep and ending CosnDedove II 4 squadron, vbaas
fsg shp Vhe naria) carries her pennaat hundred
and atty feet shove NE sursaos u tbeses
Mr.. William Edgar, one Of the original founders Of The
Cub was hss seoeA The Commodore Of the club but aer
retaining The once four year, he also reugasd Mr. No
ses a. 0rnnsi sext rendered The honorable position
which he ssoipsd IN Consequence Of hn contemplate
vsm 70 Europe rhs following scnslsass ws.s shsn
elected In 1890 -
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ANCIENT YACHTING.

IN sAncns through history, 10 Q sngaiss fac. that
hss h's known u ID, yschaas Of oar srsadfsshsru,
nher N ms ooansy or Eosaad. whore TIE am rs
mcns may be sad 70 have bscs fairly born the
hundsrs Of shs pressns sysen a.. aarvovp NJ n. s,..
ny sSne, ana the vessels in vlsch ,h.y ,,os ,h.,r
pleasure have pared avsY leaving no .esa,o AZ ,n.,
sxsssnos rave es s,lAsed fsets whs, ara In ,n.,,
character almost lsscrdSy u may Dc ~ui, AZ
s'Aseuna ihem much enbryo, much c,afsso,. n.. ;,
kevsvshssss, The subject sncomp~ssd si,h ss.-..,
80 an NE facts connected vim s history or shs H.,
nrss ssssarsss could " eeIscsd, rare sddiuoa nxh,
- ~ y ~ esssrA sswslsrs q ~ eoaaty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

John 9 Hcvens "" unanimously chcsea CommoaoFe
Of the Cub bys~s and regulations we're sdoptsd and,
In acccvs,sce vita rcsoiuuon 70 that ssc Ne above
ysctu with the exception Of the Ida, made CRUISE 70
Newport l.. stopping At Hunsswsss, L l., New Haven,
esrdness by, Oyster Point arriving ~ hsk dss
,A'ion - Hcnisy ssernocu ns p0ss 49, Dsis, chsr
aerss ~ cspt r. D. Twbss, u Duun (s>srwsrss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08
THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUe.

not until the ysar is>t, however, Inst any ssps
were taken towards the organization club having for
e object the ystemse fostering Of the nobls ART and
the deveopemsnt Of that usefunsss o< which In many
ways susceptible On the seth Of July OF this year snsrs
Assnblsd on board the GmcYsck. or the Battery, the
following genusmen Representing the yachts ssvsrs,ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08
THE RETURN.

nus terminated the sixteenth annual reguta Of the
New Yorh Yacht Cub-s more successful and ss,isfsc-
ssry one than wach has been fortune 70 viii
EeaL
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THE CHARACTER OF ENGLISH YACHTING.
In Eoslasd yachting diners very malaria " from the
sport this country n the srs' place ysch.s are Owned
by esnucnss Who Aks some pains W bring IN cir ssaus
qusnuss rerfsctos and NEXT bey are instruments, ia
educating several thousand ssamen for service n nec.s
sary, In the naval marine Of the country win sono
yschtss amounts 10 passion, and pursued from boy
hood Tey work their own boots and know every rope
and bolt aboard, from the bobstsy 10 the ms,ns,.sl
may occasionally dash c INTO blue water encounter Ian
es seek sdvessss, end combine sport and isstrucsoa
-kh travel One o. shsss thoroughbred yachssnsu -
naval oaesrs srspAscsy described 10 recent Eassh
vsluDe 90 Sealevs-
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Ng1ass.

Yacht ciuts sso exist IN Australia Bombay s,urspore
cA'cu'as bermuda, Bssian .. Petersburg, Lisbos Am
saerdam and elsewhere.
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member Of the Usb) arrived he night prsvossN, aai
On he day following the yacht Northern Lleas Ospt
winshsasr, Of Bosss, also added her sssssss 70 the
occaslen. W "a
Amsss the bOaAs belosging To Boston u M tns
bssntifu little yacht named the syiph, thsa Ne pro-
perry Of Mr. John p CushIng, Of Wstsrtewn, Mo-
She was built about tho year 1882 and In her day was
reckoped among the hset<st Of her claas.
The nss, regular election Of ooers wW held on The
l7tb Of March, ls45 when the following gentlemen
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a o'ners IN sailing, carriage and security;
but she was ct Lest lost in tempest Which verwhemsd
. great feet the same night WhIs the Dutch, and
perhaps venissans may therefore have the credit Of
conoe wing The idea to Hnsiishnen belong the honor
ana glory q having adoptsd this right royal amusement
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: ,hink never wrote you word before
20 politics. shaiI not % !, again. | OH,
-py- lqve your ccupiry, and your whole coun-
irt; ard WREN meu a'fcmpt"lo persuade
ycu 70 get into quarrel with the laws N
other States, ten them that ycu mean 70
mind your own business" end rd isr. ,hcm
% mind theirs. John Taylor; you are free
man; you possess good principles. you hsye
large family to rear and provide Tor By your
labor. le ihankful % Tie Government
which doss not cppFess you. which does noi
bear yen down tg excessive isxaiion.
bn' which holds out 10 you and 70 yours ID,
hope of all ne blessings which liberty, n-
luslry and security may give. Joha Tay
Tor. tnank God, morning snd evening, that
you were born - such county. ohm Tay-
or; never write me another word upon poli-
ice. Give my kintest remembrance 10 your
yiie and children; and when you LOOK tgou.
'our eastern window upon the graves 81 ny
amiy, remember Tint he s. no Is inc author
4 lhis letter must soon follow hem % rn-
'Iher world. DANIEL WEBSTER.
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WHAT % You I'assKl-- Non.paying sob.
seribers ore thus talked 10 by Southern edi-
tor:
Wagons cannot run without wheels.
boats without sieam. huIh'rors jump. with.
out legs, cr newspapers be carried on ever
iastingly without money. Oar subscribers
ire az good, bu, What good d0rs man's
goodness % when i dcn'i 70 any gooa,-
We hnve no doubt every one thinks t.ia'
all have paid except him. and a. we ore :
clever fellow, and his Il lillle matter, i,
viii make no difference.
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90" Two young officers we're frsveIlir.
In The far West, when they stopped to TAX,
snpner AZ email roadside tavern, kept b,
= very rough Yankee woman. The land.
lady, 10 calico sun-bonnet and bare feet
stood at tie head Or the table to pour out.
she inquired oi The guests II they would
choose long swectening or short sweeten.
ing The first officer supposing that long
sweeIening meant large portion Of the
article, choose /, accordingly. What W as
biz dismsy when he ssw their hostess dip
Town into an earthen jar Or honey that stood
near BY her, and then stir her finger round
% The coffee. His companion seeing this,
preferred shor,-sweete etening," upon which
he woman picked up large lump of ma.
'lc sugar that lay on the brown paper on
be floor beside her, and biting 4 n piece,
'ut !, into The cup. Both Of the gentlemen
eclined coffee that evening.
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Affecting Anocdo Il.

On one Of the. many bridges in Chen
stands two large trsz-n images OF fathe
snd son, who obtained the disiingnishe
mark ot the admiration of their feliow-ci,i
z'ns. by the following Touching incident:
Both the father and the son were. for som,
offence against me State. condemned 10 die
Some favorable circomStsnce appearing os
me eide Of The son; he was granted r..
mission q his sentence under ces,ain, 40.
xisicos: infhor', ~ ~. .v6tsr. . r-s,l-...
on meet brbarous condition. namely. thai
be wonld become ihc excrutioner OF biz
father |! lie NJ & at re olu,ey refused 10 nre.
serve his Iife-hy means fatal and de- esiablr.
This i not % ~ wondered ai for lat us
hope for The honor OF our nature. that there
arc ,erv few sons who would not hsre sur
ned with abhorrence. life ona conlitlon ~
hrrrid and unnatural The sor. though
long infrxible, was at length overcome hv
issrsand eplteaties of fond faiher, who n.
presented 70 him that. at Ell events; his DIE
fNher's) NE was forfeited and rhat Il would
he NE grcsiesl possible consolation f.r lin,
~ bis lsst moments. 70 think tIan'. in hi.
dn'h. he was an insfrumsnt Of his son's
preservation. The yoalh consented ,o
sdops the horrible means Of recovering hIs
h'e end liberty; be lifted The ak, bnt. as Il
was about 10 tall his arm sunk nervele-s. ,hs
* cropped from his hsnd. Had he as man,
lives as hairs, he could hsve vie elded them all
one alter another, rather than again con.
ce've, much less pespe;rs,e such an act
lAfe, liberty. everything vanished before The
dsarer interests Of flirl affection: he feil
upon his fathers neck. and embracing him.
'riumphantly exclaimed, "My father, ~
fslher +. We die togethsr.- and then caiIea
Tor another execuIioner 10 fulh.l the sen
tenre of the law.
Hard must their hearts indeed bc--bc- 4
seft Of every sentiment OF virtue, every
sensation Of humanity could stand IN
sensible spectators ~ such scene. All,
sudden appeal Of involuntary applause mix. .
ed with groans and sighs rent the air. The
execution was suspended aud on simple
report Of the transaction 20 the authorities. Ia
both were pardcned. High rewards and
honors were conferred on The son, and 4. X
nslly. those two admirable brazen images .
were raised 20 commemorate transaction I
% honorable 20 human nature. and trans Y
init \ for the instruction and emulation or
posierliy. The statue respresenis the son /
10 the very act Of letting fall the sx.
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AwFrL CALCULATION. - II we reckon
with 'he anclenis, that generation lns,s
thirty years, thea in thss space 500 100000
of human beings are born, and die: conse-
quentIy s4O39 must be cropping or into
eternity every day 3clf evey hour, and
sbou' y every minute. How awful the &C.
lection.
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~; poets sing,
Aud ~ages bring
The best iher wi's csu borrow.
Tr prove this liie
A scene " strife.
a scene 81 strife and sorrow.
With some. alns,
THE world nnr pnss
For what these woFihies t1ke il;
hut much io me
u seems ID b.
The very ihing We make II.
Thoush GRIEF and gloom
AZ times msv loom
% every ssle appalling.
ana wrong comnr in
Where rehr haih been
Across cur pathway fslnag.
Yet mt w-org
Ha'h llie 80 strong
But honesty can righi Il,
And net ps,h
50 dark il hath
Bat cherriuiness can light il.
II, not il grief
Lff's moments, brief.
Then ;oolishy be wasted,
With all ifs care
L hath ~ share,
or inv, would We hiii taste II.
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c. A pilisburg mancsme home 10 biz
house one night, and after getting into bee
bis wife began 70 take on with The collie
and begged him to run for doctor. Hs
ran. and AZ the drug store found iha, We was
10 strange ransalcons with pockets full 81
money. Somebody under Tie bed.
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ST. Lrris. jan- s--The Illinois Demo
rriic State Ilpvention met u Springfield
Illinois, this afternoon. and elected four DEL.
egaies AZ large ani two from each Congress.
sicnsl district, 40 tie Charleston Convention
and instructed them y rote for s A. Douglas
icr President.
a resolution passed Affirming the Cincin.
Haii platform. repudaring such issues ss the
.lssican slave Trade, ora Congressi nal slave
code Tor Tie Terrisorles; that an ques,iope
periainlng % slavery thsI Be forever ban
shed from The halls Of Congress: indorsinp
5uchensn's lsuer of aeceptancr; ccnsem-
lrg and changing entirely Ipon lie Repub-
ncan party Tie Harperis Ferry outrage.
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OSE WAY III Bring FATHER 70 Trans
About year since young gill. residing
Epaicoit street, hsd tie misfortune 70 love
-not wisely, but too we'll" ord Tie ccnse-
qnence was lusiy bahy, which The father
rrinset ~ acknowledge o. provide for
Since 'hs birth ~ The child tie mother has
turned her attention - cheap poiations. ---
Every time she gets elevated she carries the
child y IL fathers boarding housc, snd
pitches Il into ,he entry snd leaves it
When papa returns 10 tho house he i re-
lues;ed p change his quarters and take the
Sahy with him. Il i though; tha, the mo
sher viii triumph II the constitution o. the
child only holds nui.--Dos;on Herald.
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REruELfcAS National CosvESrror.-A
National Republican Convention will meet
q Chicago. Ill.,. on Wednesday. the 18th
dsy of June next, q II o'clock noon, for the
nomination Of candidates 20 Be supported for
President and Vice President Il the next
election.
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or December 2lst, il the shortest Of the
year From this time ,be days will grad
uaIly lengihen.
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Deduct difference bet. hslance
on hand Nov. ] '5a.fSl-2-
G72 sa)ard Nosr. 4, '5s.
($i02 Az 7i)
Makes
as lhe unl'i of deht accamulat-
IN consequences d The N iu-
salui the Legislature 81 '5S,
extra session. % act upon
Governor willard . recOm-
merdaticn 10 levy tax Tor
1853.
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The following j. a summary oi the eniire
Indebtedness Of The STATE, foreign ana d.
nes;c, icr TIE compilation OF which We are
injcbied 3 4. n. PALMER, Esq, Drpus
Auditor 81 State:
inlernal Improvement bonds
ou'sfertlfg s 39io00 oo
FIVE per celi, socks 0u;stand-
ing 53a2 600 90
I've and half per cent. stock
culsfand0g 2.O5i2g5 5o
Bona ssueg u tie B0ard OF
COmrnifsioners ol Tile sink
iug Fund, under ne act VI
Deeemscr ~ 1888 I,lsS 20 ~
Ninrennes University bonds oU ocJ I'D
Llan ircm me Barl ~ Conn.,
nissioncrs Of the Sinking
Fund " psy interess aue July
l'ls5s lC5 90 o.
Byaa, las4ed y ray interest
due July !, ls5a, 1854 o9C 00
Iad dAbtednes4 os NE General
Fund ro0iler FUNDS e2oC.5 sol
Due shelby connly iir m ~.
vance a. revenue u ls51. 207G C3l
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Farewell. but Aot Forever.

Forever means time out of date,
O. witch fools make but auzhier,
FIR 4 We part forever here.
Ws'ilsufely meet hereafter.
Then dry ihoFe terrs. NY lovely maid,
III l'e we onls sever
Fpr though We nov must say farewell,
'IIs NOT iareNeIl forever
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There's Something in a Kiss.

There's Something in a Kiss.
Thcre's something Ia kiss.
Though I cannot reveal il,
That never comes amlss.
Not even when ne steal II.
We cannot fss,e kiss.
And sure We cannot view ii,
But u there not bliss
Communicated through ili
I'm well convinced there is
a rcrtain something n it
For though = simnle kiss.
We wisely strive 10 win il.
There's something In . kis-.
II nolhing else would prove II,
II might be proved BY this
An horest men do love II.
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ITIFTF IHF
AdI t'aonas of Q loans 70 pay
interest
Add difference between Val.
~ bsnd Novemherl ls57.
$fst dsl M. anl NV. /,
5a is2Cs2 So \
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as ihe amount Or dehi bccumu-
lafed WI couEc crnerce uf ne
fai''re o'l-e i.~gi niure n
lN7. 70 fa-s Revenue
Btli.
The infp bienes Of iEe General
Fun ~ ne other Funds,
NoyenArr ~ ls. wa-
No'emser III, is5s. 4 vas
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For square. Of 10 lines Or less, | week, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 25 cts
Longer advertiseme nis, az same rate. A
fraction over even square or squares, counted
~ square. These ere the terms for iran.
sient advertisements; reasonable deduc-
ton will be msde 70 regular advertisers
Notices OF appointment of administrators
and legal notices Of Ike character to Be
paid for in advance.
AssouscIke CANDIDATES.:
For Township Offices. each. SIoo
Tor Lnun,y = 200
For District. Circnlf, or State, a,n0
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PuBtisHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT JAsPRR
DuBois COUNTY, IspiAsA. nv
CT z II ENT DOA
OFFICE-CoRsER OF MACDONALD AND
WEsr STRErTs.

TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE:
Single Subscription, for fifty Nos. 81 30
Fer SIX months, 90
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Total j
Tie indebtedness of NE Gene
~ Flud 70 The nih-r tunes.
Fa~*'---A~r 4 "a. 1Ss7. ~xa
90 The lst or Nov. '5g. il uas