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The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

KILLED BY lSpIASs.-We are informed that
man by the name of fSuter was recently killed by
the Indians in Birney Valley. He was following
lot of Indians at-the time, who had stolen some
of his property, and coming within gun-shot of
them, attempted to fire, but bis gun refused to
explode, seeing which, the savages turned upon
him and killed him.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01
The Only Safe Democrati. ststss.

All the Breckinridgers or bolters-from the
head of the squad clean down to the tail. OF
from the I" old public functionary" away down
to Uncle John Dreibelbis-have justified their
treason to the Democratic party by asserting as
an unquestionable fact that all of the Southern
States were certain for the Democracy. Mr.,
Latham uses this assertion as an argument in
justification of his desertion of the very organi-
zaton to which be owes those bays which now
encircle his brows, and which, let US add, by
the way, he wears worthly. So, too, does that
old worn out Hunker politician, Daniel S. Dick
nson, whom, for some unaccountable reason.
the Federal offce-holders of this State induced
our last State Convention 10 proclaim the first
choice of our Democracy for the Charleston
nomination-a declaration so preposterously'
absurdly untrue, as to cause broad grin to
overspread the face Of all California. All these
worthies seemed to think that as all the South
ern States demanded the defeat of Douglas, he
should be dropped by the majority, for the rea-
son that the Southern States were the only
States, except California and Oregon, to quote
the language of Mr. Latham, 1" from whom bad
grammar, that!] a Democratic majority could
reasonably be expected"
Well, four of the only States from whom a
Democratic majority could reasonably be ex-
pected" have uttered their voices in recent State
elections. Kentucky-Mr. Breckinridge's own
State-has declared against secession and dis
union, and therefore against her own son, who
now stands as the candidate of the only men
who have announced dsunion sentiments in the
South Her voice is terribly distinct. From
notes of Indignation it swells to an angry roar
cry hill and mountain in old Kentucky 20 trem
BILE. 1t reverberates even to the shores of the
Pacific. Her war cry, Death to traitors !
Down with all disunionists p preluded the fate
jority of %, 900
And now comes the news that in Arkansas
Rector, independent Democrat) beats johnson
(Breckinrdge Democrat) for Governor, 2,765
votes Eighteen counties yet to hear from
Rector is probably elected.
Missouri has elected all Congressman with
Douglas proclivities, save one, together with
the Governor. The chances are two to one that
Breckenridge will not carry that State.
North Carolina, too, gave indications Of un-
certainty, in her recent election.
Thus we find that one of the certain DEM
ocratic States has certainly" gone over to the
while two have given indications of
a purpose to defeat the seceders at all hazards,
and another threatens to go with the opposition.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01
MIDDLINGS AND BRAN.

lust RECEIVED, A LARGE QUANTITY
j of the above mentioned articles, and for sale
cheap By STEVENSON b co.
Shasta, Aug q, 1850 su25t:
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

DRowSED.-We regret to state that ]. W.
Chaffee was recently drowned in Pitt River, near
Lockharts Ferry. A jury of citizens, in the alb
sence Of coroner OF justice, held an inquest
upon the corpse, and found that deceased came
to his death by drowning, while under the in
Aucnce Of liquor.
Some one has since made complaint agains,
SAM Lockhart, charging him with having caus-
ed the death Of Chafee; and Sheriff Folansbee
for Pitt River Valley to attend to the affair early
in the week. In the meantime Sam. Lockhar
has come to town, and is now here, anxious fol
an examination. He missed Sheriff Follansbee
party by coming down the Oak Run road.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

Hssa- Senator Latham, in his published ad.
dress, admits that Lincoln is pretty certain Of
an election when he says:
"owing to the rapid growth of the Republican
party, &c, &C., &c, neither of the nominees Of
u Ine TWO wings OF our party may be elected to the
Presidency"
Then why, in the name of all that is honest
does the Senator support the nominees of lit
tie squad of boilers, numbering less than one
third OF the Convention Why does he not
adhere to the organization which has done so
much for him, rather than 90 with those who
are striving to kill Mr. Latham knows that
Douglas and johnson would certainly be elect
cd If supported by the friends of Breckenridge
and Lane. Mr.. Latham knows that the Breck-
lnridge men have it in their power to defeat
Lincoln by simply supporting the regular NOM
inee of the National Democratic Convention
Why don't they do it?
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

CITIES OF INDIANA.-The present population
of the principal cities of Indiana is estimated as
follows Indianapolis, $4,000; New Albany,
22,0ooi Evansville, $4,000; Lafayette, $4,000
Madison, 10000; Fort Wayne, $4,000; Rich
mond, 1900; Terra Haute, 10000.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

Day GooDs AT Cosr.-R. Isaacs & Co., of the
Shasta "New Store" announce that they are
now disposing of their entire stock of goods at
cost, for cash.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01
FOR ASSEMBL YMAN,
JOHN WHITE.
DEMOCRATIC NOTICE.

The delegates to the late Democratic County
Convention from the various precincts, are re-
quested to meet at their respective places, and
for the several purposes named below. on
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

Man can get Along without Ad-
vertislng, and so can a wagon wheel without
Hueks i Lambert's Axle Grease-but it goes
naru. jl2s:3m
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

tbs Way Ir STANDS HERE.-In the Breckin-
ridge primary meeting in this place on the nigh,
of the 24th ult., tsrty-eight votes were cast.
In the Douglas primary meeting, the nigh,
following. one hundred and forty votes were
east.
This is about the way i! stands all over Shas-
Ia county.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

,-9 MRS. WINSLOW, an Experienced
Nurse and Female Physician, has a Soothing
Syrsp for children teething, which greatly ia.
cilitates the process of teething, by softenine
the gums, reducing all inflammation.will allay
all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. De-
pend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to YOUR
selves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement
in another column auIe
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

sS- The school fund of Texas amounts TO
nea-i! :h-se Millions Q: dollars.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01
BIRTHS,

At Briggsville, onthe Goth Aug, the wife of
Henry S. Ball, of daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

ssr Lincoln is 81 years old, Breckenridge
SO, Douglas Al, and Bell g.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01
MARRIED.

On Sunday last, at the residence of Mr.. May.
bic, of Trinity county, by Hon. VIM P. Dain.
gerfeld, David Lawrence, of Shasta, to Miss
Mary Passage, of Trinity.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

WHISKY CREEk.-A. Douglas and johnson
meeting will be held e, Whisky Greek tonight;
SsFersl speakers VII be p-ssea.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

nsa- Father 0'Reilly will say High Mass at
the Catholic Church next Sunday, precisely at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and vespers at 7, NJ.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01
HOUSE AND LOT
AND FURNITURE
FOR SALE.
Thursday, the 18th inst,
Household and Kitchen Furniture

the House and Lot recently occupied by
Skillman, together with large quantity of
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-01

OFFICE-Clay street Plaza Hotel, two door
above the P.azas selsm
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1y IRru CgorTbe fruits OF this locality, says the
Harrisburg Ca) Telegraph Of the 18th inst, now 50
far advanced that able 10 anticipate the extent Of
The CROP The prospect for all kinds is quite hsuerng
Applss our great staple fruit promise good crop Tue
trees generally fd AZ they ossh 10 bear and W
ducc good fruit aud the fruit appears TO be fair and Tree
from those impcfections caused by blight Peaches are
quite plenty II not really abundant Many orchards
premise an average yield others have trees oversdeu
with broken branches while few are short Of fruit ~
will not perhaps, be safe 10 sssume that the crop Of
peaches win be average but the fruit promises Ia
be larger and better than II usually is, which will 90
far TO make up for lack of quantity Pears are doing
we'll and will afford good crop. Piums viii be more
abundant than thoy have been for many years. The
trees are now bending the ground under the weight OF
fruit no, yet fully developed All the principal fruits
promise 10 ripcn early Already harvest apples begin 70
appear in the market and by the first OF August such
fruit will be quite plenty.
A Doc sArrtY FfuScgs ovEa NIAGARA FAtts The NJ.
sgars ss Ccsea< says that day or NO ago drsyuac
threw his dog into the rapids Goat Island Bridge
ard Immediately Afterwards went 70 the foot OF the fefry
stairs and found him bpt little injured by The TREMENDOUS
leaD The cruel experienced ess tried 10 coav'eeo soe
iacfcjlhic pcrs0os
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NAUTIOn TO THIS PUBLIC;
" TRAVEL LING COMMUNITY
RHYSICIANS AND 0RU00IyfS.
PRIVATE FAkILiES
ALL WHO USE LIQUOR
FOR PRIyATE AND MEDICAL USE


woLPI7s sCHIEDAG AROMATIC scHNAPPs.
si nediSins gut over al other alcosoc distsSes iss
ss ~ s york ms sss Ssss1 n IpGS Tie
the ass.e. r.en ~ hrooshou The Unop esed 2 be free
para ions mposted rnafactr, only BY
hourd ans' IN the Unod States bu, by The govern
%ss plaza Ss been as s1a
grateful beverage most powerful medic auSlaryare
and Jn.Dsd its variation no the medical institutions Of
rcan ubcs from eyshee OF ,se private practitioner 10
iel institutions has more than real
m n,
pecstons of the physc by whom has beea Admire
The importation OF the scbnspps by undersigned ohs
camille enterprise. A. pro ed by entries
o az & Onion @ 10 Ss s we aad
Aser1ca stimulated the cup'dty OF he
snscrupulous sdve,urer tnae this preparation Ia
spurious and poisonous HON manufacure to forge lis Ger
hcates labels bottles TO use every other means by
which It's reputation might be rjed and his own Infamous
Every mode wch ingenuity could devise within and win.
hoae compouDesr a his pc Net At the sacrifice OF islos
and health by panng the public hs POISONOUS admir-
The depiorsbls elects which followed
adminsraiono pounds, while they
around hs pure rsrorsou adj, safeguards should ~,
a aebic carefully to examine the labels
the unequivocai marks of W. ees schiedAm Aromas5
scarcely neeessay hat has been frequently
proved by aadAyi analysis the schiedsm Aroma.
sobnapps di,tDei fro,n barley me finest quality Ea
havosed BY the uniper berry OF Ia rhs fae In the wor
and seced subsequepty 70 dstilAi -. by peculiar
the proprietor thai BE- Is the sole e1 manufsserss
any approximation % K not rsn h spec, -.
pointed agents, 10 gengine.
con seSns so d e Rn' n sns sss
stamped on the bottle and the oo and &c
II 10 tor sale by all respectable drie2Es o.
Sole Manufacture mn importer.
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IEIIrR FROM mk PRKsrDEsT "A Breckenridge and Lane
Club Newark, N j., has received the following letter
from Mr.. Buchanan
WASHINGTON, July Il, 1850
have received your Kind note Of the 18th inst aud
feel myself much honorcd by the appreciation which the
Breckinrdge and lane Club Of Newark have bestowed
upon my recent speech, made 10 compliance with the
usage in similar cases. Please TO present my cordial
thanks members for their good opinion, and
them they have my sympathy In favor of the just AMI
patriotic cause which they have devoted Themselves
Prom your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
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The Democratic state Convention 20 nominate state OH
GERS aud electors at large held here to-day Paul
pin xham oi Waterbury, presided, and Mcssrs = u.
sualley OF Burlington and wyman, Of ST Ab,us, were
ep,oiptcd Secretaries John c. ssxe, Of Burlng was
nominated Tor Governor stephen Thomas, Of West Fair
lev for Lieutenant Governor: James ). 1burs,cn Of
Montpelier for Treasurer. Electors at large Isaac D.
1ow,,,eb OF Burlington aud Paul Dillingham;, Of Water
bury. ,
1he Convention was large and enthusiastic, and unani-
mous for Douglas and johnson.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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TO or RFtieV
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have great pleasure !. s.ryins e Dr. Voc Mss. . ~
Won xo-eh,sser operated Gao bear dls,iney; ".
sti sna ae.,er In restoring ihs h,sns = ,ss ds TAou
NV Yosa. July ~. isso. III wea EisyeaiS sls,
RoBrRT gAoE, ESQ,
President Of The ooodhue Fire Insurance Company New Ys
Dr. vos Moscmzrsxrn, ocul.s and Aurfs,
Dy.r sp-I am living witness Of your sii N NE opers
ton of The esr-bsyiur visit New ovleAns 10
rs @ aes 70 s nss ycar &
without scarcely any pain entirely cured ~sni int
~bah shsn be ,hanxiul VOC. Should yoa Alas
per you can rae my name
Your obedeui scrvan,,
RoBERI BAoE, " Wal s,reea
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oroRGE GORDON, ESQ. NV roRE a,
my entire ssisfstc In days perfectly rss;ored
aud without inconyenience o. ME rnpuon " o"'' LEW
m"'' pressure N ''''""' 6FI GORDON. So Wall stree.
nav TOM ''i pa Z v OF soscuzrsKEa.
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The Hayes Arctic ExPedition.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The schooner UAed States Of the Arctic expedition,
cptais Hayes spoken by the fishing schooner A. ,.
CHAPMAN OF New london the 18th Of July at twelve
O'Clock noon in latitude AZ 81 south Of Cape Sable Nova
Scotia. All well snd 10 6ne spirits.
Respectfully, yours, J. NJ CHAPLAIN,
OF Schooner A. J. Chapman.
MANIC, July Is, 1850.
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ivory q the residence or Carrying to the Post
Once, and the carriers to be paid salary, Just
= as Custom House officers are paid. This is the
plan adopted in England, and it is found to
work well there. If person should not have
one cent stamp at hand his letter will not go
IT dropped into the lamppost boxes. The OBJ
lection to this arrangement is that it requires
the use of two different stamps instead of one.
All the changes that are being made from time
TO time arise from the error of not adopting
this simple principle at frst-no charge for the
delivery of letters, and none for bringing them
30 the Post Office beyond that which is covered
by single stamp. If three cents are not suii-
cent to cover the expense, then let four or five
cent stamps be issued; but let not citizens be
continually put to the trouble of hunting up
one cent stamps or of paying coppers to car
riers on the delivery of their letters.
The PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IN THE Turk
IsH DoMNIoSs.-The recent news from Europe
elbows that once powerful Turkey has become
effete, and that the empire is on the brink of
dissolution. 1t consists of more heterogeneous
materials than even the Austrian empire, and
nothing can save the Sick Man from going the
way of all flesh. 1t is evident that the govern
ment of the Sultan cannot control these various
populations, or maintain law and order among
chem. England and France few years ago
waged war with Russia to prevent that colossal
Power sw allowing up Turkey; but now England
and France, with Prussia, will unite with Russia
In remedying the disorders Of that unhappy
country Austria, too, the nearest neighbor of
Turkey, will probably also have finger in the
pie if the other Powers will let her. The only
solution Of the question at which the great
Powers are likely to arrive is the partition of
the country, d la Poland, Russia, of course,
taking the lions share. Were it not for the fears
of the Western Powers, who dread the steady
progress Of the Russian empire in their direc-
ton, the Gar would make short work Of the
troubles in Turkey. He assisted Austria to put
down Hungary in 1s49, because he concluded
it would be natural ally of Turkey against
him, and he knew that the freedom and indie.
,pendence of Hungary would be barrier in his
way to the West, and that it would be much
more easily absorbed some day or other as
humbled, enslaved portion Of broken-down
empire, than as a proud, prosperous, indepen-
dent and free nation, who would fight to the
last rather than submit their necks to the yoke
of despotism. Besides, the independence of
Hungary would be a dangerous example for
Poland. There can be little doubt that in due
time the Russian empire will add Hungary and
Turkey to Poland, unless some revolutionary
outbreak in Central Europe should kindle into
activity the elements of freedom and arrest
the progress of the giant of the North. His
long coveted prize is Constantinople. Give
him that. and he has fulcrum for his lever by
which he can move the West of Europe at will.
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New York state Politics,

The republican wigwam in this city WAS inaugurated
tns evening. Ecssrs. H. B. Stanton, C. L. Besls NJ B.
Oive n =. Townsend and T. b Carroll were the speak
ers The Wide Awakes, from Albany were present,
1000 strong and the ratification meeting was well at.
tended - "
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R.surr or the American Astronomfca al
Expedition.

n JOHN, n. y, JuIy 20 400.
Tho steamship City Of New York which conveyed the
tr,iti salrs Astronomical Expedition TO Labrador, Tor
sbe purposc OF obtaining scientific iornauon as 70 tn
,ccpt siar cepsr arrived here tb morung on hci re-
turn 10 the United St1tes
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The Gubernatorial Canvass In Maine

~ CAhpKN, Ne, July 70, I6UU.
The ratification OF Hon. r. X suarts nomination for
So est political demonstrations ever held in Eastern
Wsu was estimated that from six to eight thousand
democrat, were present L X. Smart, A. G. Jewett n.
r T,",rhcr, nd others addressed the meeting
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Illinois Politics.

CHICAGO July 20, 1860
The Republican Congressional Convention of the Second
ostrct cid at Dixon today nominated N Arnold tor
Congress, in place Of J. +. Farnsworth.
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The Massa,husetts Democratic state Cow
yenttOm.

me nnocratic state Ccnrs Committee, at Worcester
vcstc-d,y votc' 20 csH the state Cnvcnu ~ Spring
feid on The OH u( 'ps. -ihcr rcssatO1 eEi0rs ns
Btcctnsdgr ard t'nc VN Sciratr hy TIC go'o
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Mttyvard,s Needles, for wheeler 81 WILL
SONS SEWING MACHINES. these needles are made by
hand na s the best double refined Engsh cast steel aud
vARsArrgp SUR oTHrRs.
J. sgD MILwARD, "a Warren street. N.Y.
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whiskey.-s. II. suit's Kentueky salt
Ryei Bour son sold BIZ all druggists HF9KMAF CO.,
Nos. l62, 90, Gil and 7sS Broadway, "
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MeLaushisn's Improved French Yok,
gArs rsady usde Or 70 measure Store corner 0resuwtc
and Murray streetS
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated
kOTsRLESS SEWING MACHINEs,
The besi In for family sewing:
eos Broadway, New York.
Isl FULTON street, Bsooklyn.
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DgaWfngs OF the Delaware state L0lte-
EDDY CO.. Msnaxen Of The
OEv..n ..EFgI drS . ns :rnr JAR 1 is
3, "a, 8, 4, rs, rs, Is, ~, 60, 81, IL, ", &C.
DrLAvAns-ClAs No. ss4 JuIr d. 1880
0culars sent free Of charge By Addressing either 70
WOOD. EDDY co Wilmington, Delaware,
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Arrival Of the Canada . B0ston'
BosroN July %, 1850, II T; y:
Steamship Canada, from Liverpool via iaaiuax, ID ue-
low, and will arrive up about O'Clock, A. " her maiS
viii reach New York at p n. tomorrow
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Newark VIA. NSvakes .t Hartford:

HARTFORD, July 70, 1850.
The Newark m IN Wide Awakes srrived IN this city
At 40 TO nieht and were r. Vcived by several hundred
Hartford Wide Awakes After marching through several
streets they parook OF cola Son 81 Si'y han, wnorc
speeches and toasts ered 10 morrow tnere
will grand rally Of Wide AwsA s from ne towns ana
cities In this vicinity. good deal enthusiasm mAn
GocAad
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Steamer sunk.

LOUISVILLE, July 20, 1850.
The steamer g. p. Hbbard hence for Memphis sunk in
twofeet.of water this morning, mile and half below
New Albany collision with the steamer Chancellor.
One passenger and three Of the supposed
TO be lost and valuable cargo nearly total
loss. Loss $50 900; insured here.
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The knights OF the Golden Circle.

IoUO9
a letter from Vera Cruz to the Mexcsa Consul here
says the Knights Of the Golden Circle have prodered
their assistance to the constitutional government but
that Juarez rejected the offer.
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Ciirvhugh's IIIwsive wig-An entire Mo-
vely parting unstsinabe; turning w behind wv Broad
way, neu A. ]. Stewart Co.'S
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Crfstsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
The world Wholesale and retail and NE
DE privately applied ., No sAsor House.
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PARooixp 0uI AND GosE TO LxcrrRSo.-Our readers no
doubt emember that some eight years ago recreant
Encuk Of La T~rro, aAAed Le~hy, -~-s.--ad tho
WISCONSIN, State prison for fcsfor the murder OF man
naAcd Manly A few days ago Leahy pardoned out,
aul ID now In Milwaukee Before he committed this
nuder he delivered antCathoc lectures throughout tho
coshtry, and created great excitement.
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The Late Riot I'm 81. Louis.

The Late Riot I'm Sc. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 20, 1890
The loss by the destruction OF the furniture the
houses Of i'll fame last night is estimated at $50 000
Sixty three rioters arrested and fined s. each
the Recorder.
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Batchelor's wigs, Tcupees and Hair
DYE mrrovem ents SURPRISING al others nsural aud
essy perfect d. turning up behind No 10 Bond street
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Laifes, Don't Go In the Country Until
you a, good suppy OF Cater Boots and Shoes for
seveaand children. You will get good articles al moderate
plicesat MILLER A co.'s, $50 Canal street.
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Pcsutfful CcmpIexion.-Lsird's Liguid
Pearl has aheved celebrity having no enssl tor Ocs"
fIpg and preserving the skin. 40 Broadway.
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wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines
once 505 Broadway, ~.
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regular physeisns exceedingly presaleai in our CITY
on hundred hsge within month been treated BY
HOILowAy's PILLS and in evcy instance speedy csrs
ensured.
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Dough- $ Meeting I'm virginia. -

nora,.s r,o.,iS, was held lst night at Phenix Hall
which was Crowded ~ veraowlng Charles Irving spoke
two hours and was oo~ Cd by others The enthusiasm
was intense and the applause .oiooa"oeo'
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be radical Truss with IN The trea,men, O. Her a.
ak elastic stockngs Bella bathing Trusses and Al surge
appliances applied llnp sti. ndancs IN he ietase es
Pauis church.