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TAPE-woRnr in CHILDRENi

Plaindrld, n. j., August g. 1855
Messrs b. A. Fahnestoek 4 Co
tentlrnenour five years age has afflicted with
tape for three past during that time hare tried
had the skiliful
Tbs boy has passed from inch day
while under the Influence Of the medicine t be has been
taking, but discharged this head. 5s
Your being in the Ieiborhond sent to the house
by neigbors, the Of the wonders OF
our yillne G.
We gave the bottles of b. A. Fahnesoeks feuni
fnge which brought twenty Of the wert win w
head During shFee he has psssed three
worm 1t all those tha az
afflicted with any description poslsep sass
rz- Purchasers shoud look the initials on .ne ysm
per and see that they buying B. A. fahnes III
S,ge andua ojeI 80
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r EEps, FOUNDRY, 1EN ORLEANS.

LEEDS CO.. IRON F0U Va,,a, sssa,, Fngipa.
Rasss Sugar MilIs Pans sagas ASss m;
81, Ir Columns and Fronts Tor fatnace
hs Crate Bars and all aaeAnsTy required ief me
South. .,shayfr,3 and Sra nrsnared n ecustx,cs
sy ~ HI nay MS wv PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE
fel2 d&Hly
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oFricR or SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPAyY,(
No. " Common New Orleans.
ra- 1. The ssOck-books of the Company
were 10th under three distinct and definite
for purchase the whole the Company
naming unsold by its agents on that day.
The propositions before will be submitted TO the Com
many and approved win fully confirmed before
Iii February next The the sale par with ssis
factory Payments conditioned the proceeds thereof shall be
invested In labor build the road
s. stockholders cut e' by tie sale Of the road and
franchises Company. The 9th Of October, 1Scengst
ing who declined make the loan pay the
liad nssalnents Whist Ia styled The New Policy Of
The Company adopted in pril asw have opportunity Of
presenting ali The facts in their respective the office Of
ths Company me, during this week. from IL M to r. NJ
and from TO 8 T. NJ.
The prospects of the Company promising
now ffe organization is expected be
early day 1t will give the enterprise the character n
and experience Of the Hon. Edgar Thonpso Penn
Fate Tennessee than whom three able capable and
railway before united In the
prosecution Of any railroad enterprise in the Union
shall glad furnish fn information stakeholder
or public spirited citizen who feels interest in this
dI4 Il j. PowLKEs, President
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OFFICE OF CENTRAL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
CRY OF NEW osLgAss, - zoe,
rgvHE Election ordered for Monday. the
q His Hxceeney Robert " Wcks Governor o State u
der superintendent Of the following named COMMISSIONER
following named places Each Poll will be known and
deag mated US follows.
First District.
FIRST PRENcr-Pol No. oneAt The engine honse of Fire
No. IL, Tcpupnulas between Race and
Orange Commssonsrs-Isaac NJ Marks, D. s. Tappan mud
Poll No. Two-At the engine house of Fire Company No l.
Hunier between Tchoupiionas and 1eyse
Commissoners-John @. Taylor G. ID. Yancey and W. b.
SErosp PREcIscr-Pol No. the engine Fire
Company No 10 Thae between Bsochus and Dryaes
and VIM EInsr 8&
Poll No TweAt the Washington schoolheuse, q
Ratin Comn.sonersRobert Noores,
s. II. TORY and W. " Metiarty. P
PREcScT-Po No. Une-At the angne house of Fire
@ J. Donns l. Gsisnnie and j. J. Mon
Poll Me- TwoAt Padding seheol-housc Tho
Constance Gasennie ColnmssonosE Te,naea
FOURTH PsacIscr~Pou No ons-At tho engine house Of
and Carondeet CommissiouersJ. L. Gabenaor
| N Folwsl and R. c. Arinisiezd.
Poll No, TwoAt the Webster sehooihcuse Of Dry
]. Leovy and d. d. Aandell
Fourth District.
TwHKfy SEsoFp PREcIkcr-Poll No. OneAt the Hook aud
Ladder Company Jackson
Fulton Gomnissoners-Lock Sswland j. I Barrett
| and Geo. Kaiser.
First and Philip GonmsaonersH. r. Wade,
| j. J. SiscE and James Actlarry.
house Il Fire Company No IS Washington Avenue be
tween Camp and MasaEne streets Gomn,sonsrsJ D. Bur
| nat C. Bunce and N. ID. Marvel.
Poll No. Two-an Laurel street, OF Third Commits
| sioners-w. r. Miller. o. Rice aud Charles Klaar
BY order of Central Board Of cemmiss,onsss
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CORONA DE cARARGA, THE WELL KNOW
REGALIA DEE REr.

Havana, December 90 1859.
Jope Domingo Esq., New Orleans:
We authorize you by this letter to inform the pHh-
lie you the Sole Agent In city for cur brand OF
Cigars known CORONA.
Yours, truly,
ANT cABARcA 4 CO.
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U O II

The great sudden changes of climate, fruitful
sources or PULMONARY BRoscHAI AFFECTIONS Expt-
cnee n-ihg proved simple remedies often speedily and
in tbs OF disease,
should be had 50 Baowss BRONCHIAL TRoeass
Cold Cough Irritation of the Throat be
slight ibis precau,on serious attack
he eHertnsiiy varied cd.
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Aw easuas g maas Harnus ssbmy
ADJUSTMENTS.
CPALDING u ROGERS


SPALDIEG ~ ROGERS,
AHPHITHEATER AND MUSEUM,
81 Charles a., near Commercial Place.
coa fs1S. re saa5eas . 4ssa Pss
MONDAY. Jeb 20. fssa.
sanra q CHERRY AND f1fa sTaKtisrry, Mss Iosiss;
y ns.f & " ~ ~ sstse
Preferences II Arsehitieatsr EVERY NIGHT md
ss.1dnissioa. 81 csnss Coiossd Gallery, IS csu,s CHI
dTen, Is cents 70 day performances
The MUSEUM eadrnsion censJ Is from 10 4
.lls s GEAfg sssP s1f sa
cIEsTRA ana ico.osi other earos!rss fsz1
NEW. OPERA HoUsE-coREgRo or BOURBON
IN and Tsniopsc streets.
MONDAY NIGHT. Feb. 90 1850
VIII bsss.ed Ro,nis grand opea In acts, Of orHEldo
ss Te s K, ss, a y & q
ance Performance commences atT o'clock. frgg
A RMoRY HALL.s.......... .AEaToRY HALL.
Fourth eek, commencing MONDAY February H. 1so-open
Every Night and Essfy Afternoon esaadays exeeplad
The GRIND Moving Nrrpr II
THE BENYAS TAKisgA rx
consissirg Sixty Maemaeen, SCENES xi:l fist.Es or
tI1 sz is,Issys & ss S tss s, r. AT e he
s g Il, sfss HgEIISsToS. NAY. KYLE, cKoPsEy,
BY THAT oF Any oTHER EvER sxHisifED A &C.
circulars.
ss Admission 50 cents. Children and Servants 3 cents
Doors for day exhibitions AZ u NJ 10
- IsaERs IN ATTENDANCE
Descriptive pamphlets Of his american Painting
for sale ri the door Price 10 CENTS
JAZZ I'm Sole Manager and Proprietor
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f,HEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARks AND LEAVES.
-sEasUs-
SAusEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.


We ask tn. aicted Of either which do prefer
me 1s s I nj
and debtsng effect sossthsr with tie oa,hsouls disease
Ths che1eise Remedy is natures own specific r onorr
as al bs e ds in de-
by natural laws after ell ether pepaIaons have failed
could produced Effects which woad sass srsaa,,Ss
ha ss noMs b. @
Md lie I y The world i Fasr Who aet not e
In hs has appointed Medicines for these dis
the nes an s w ass I
1y admiraoe never gires il rest un it has completely
former health and sigor.
Ys Rsnedy strikes Ct The very root 9 f. ,hs disease f.
on which it depends
smell 1t lay in the counting room the
tole, table without being suspected as Repdy for
yenereal disease directions for their
&C. ss,' Il and ISL street.
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and sners in
n,s1vaw POTTER aERwls Sole r1 81 1as. No
X ATHnIAN's TROPICAL HooFIN G.
Cheaper and superior any other used Southern
10 tested and recognized qualities are ..
MPERNEA B1LiTYNsaperior 10 any other no crack,
a. ss. sm ms and ss
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
81 will resist Or. sssr than
sth, CONVENIENCE win not soften under the hsa. Of
this climate and protects the interior of buildings from
7th soLIpTTYIt becomes harder and smoother from ex
pouIsi can BE- pu. upon roofs Of slope and icing light
not iass
In proportions discovered by aetnal experiment experiences
Testimonials Of the above are in the hand.
fore contracting. h - f 's 70
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BrONn5E BrOMCM1MI 1TUcmCE
ns-GeRgs CouGIl, GoLp HoARsksEss AND IsPLuEszA.
I,iRKs ANY IERITATlos ON SORENESS THE THROAT.
RnIisyBs THE HAcKlaG CouGH in CONSUMPTION.
RRLsRyRs BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND GATARRn
t.IRARs STRENGTH TO THE VOICE OF SlNGERs.
INDISPENSABLE TO PUBLIC STEAMERS
SOOTHING AND sIAPIE, CHILDREN CAN USE THEN
As THEY ESPEuToEArioN AND BELIEVE HoARsESEsS
mar by all Druggists In the United States at TWENTY
PIVE GENTS A BnX -EN fe20 lmeod&4tW
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Brovn's .fna. tsapl+ .h!s.., toi Trochea.
which the fKDtHns IL tpeeifct lay-
Brovva,sins made ms eften mere whisper Tr0c hes
err
Browns N, p. Willis. Trochcs
m II recommend their use TO PrhLic
H REV H. CHAPLIN.
browns Great sorsice in subdning Hsasc
~ nssan
Browns -. REV. DANIEL WISE r. i. Troeiles.
Browns s~ring atpr Of breathing peculiar Trochez,
urown,s REV. A, a. RGGLEsToN Troehss,
"Ccntaa no Opium Or anyshing in
BROW ms furious" Trochos.
Browns Chemist. Boston Troehes.
"a simple and pleasant combna-
Browns lion for Gorens ete ST., Trochea.
Browns Boston. Troches.
sBsnsfeia In ERorcairsn
Brown's DR. r. W. LANE. Trochos.
Browns Il have proved then excellent tor Troches.
WHoorIFG GouGnn
Browns REV. H. w. WARREN, TrOches,
Browns beneficial when compslled to Troc h s.
'p sEy suffering I , nSn HSRS
Browns II heartily unite in the above Troctes.
Browns REV. NJ SCHUYLER. Trocs,e
Rroxvn,s "ErFyerp4f in removing Hoarso Troe h ca.
ness and Irritation Of the Thront, an
Browns common with SPEAKERS and srsoI Trochcs.
ERs'' -
Brovyn'sI frrt N. STACY JOHNSON, Troclaes.
Browns Teacher of Music, Southern Female rroc hes.
Rroyyn,s NJ bayo been much afflicted with Troches
BRONCHIAL AFFECTION. producing
EYoxyn,s and Cough. The Troches Trocacs
ARE the only rHseuai remedy. giving
Broyyn, q power and cearness the VOICE. Troches
REV. GEO. SLACK.
Browns Min Oh: Of England, Trochcs
Froxyn,S Canada. TrocIes
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Tpos G. pooLsr
FNNWI,s MURRAY Is CO., lsU0CEsSORs TO
Mcsss Pooley Ncoi Go Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard Cedar and Jua Now Basin Hus old
Yard.
W. constantly Of eyev descrip.
Flooring Ceiling and every description Of
scsnin, Tbsr Shingles Laths etc, and every quality Of
fnaS W. e1ANe TIos MrrRRAv 90
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Mr. DOMINGO wcuid respectfully all the attention of the
public 10 the following letter .Q
Mr. Joss Domingo New Orleans Ny Dear Friend-I auha
re Won to make known the public II think It netiad
that YOU are the only importer Orleans my brands ~
Cn,o de Orion and Rife IN proof whereof sign the
present, In the city Of Havana, ihc 2gh October 1859
q. min Isienedl JAYNE CoDINA.
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EPAVE DU QUATRIEETE DISTRICT.-fln
Il spayes Qiarc1e District.
jackson les Constance laurel CONNIE epase
Tn environ Is mains de corps
longs. non-fe marque ininteilisibe
81 pas recaInes trolls joufs les
fcnchete pubque dit dsp6t
10 sAMEDI "a de fssrier 1850 y henres A. NJ.
G. o. FLECHIER, Eomrnissnire des Rncs.
Eeuyelle Orleans, lie Sfevrier 1850 fe2n
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Jose Domingo,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,

Has always on hand large and weassoed stock 70 which
he calls attention Of purchasers The choicest brands Tor
which his house always been celebrated always be
found there: PARTAGAs. CABANhs, INTIMIDAD, the
wolLsnosru REGAIIA DEL REY DE CABARdA, the GIN
TO mr. ORION, REDoWA, RIFLE, and the new brand, FL
GARIBAIDI, Also, 200 pounds PICADuRA, received per
steamship Habana.
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orricE or sournsns PACIFIC RAnaoAp coMrA

rS-AIi communications with the Mistick
KRKwE Gaaus, be nade through tie PostUice adj
ri III = coMUs.
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sEcosp pIsTsIcr couara sucGEssIo a. u PROSPER
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
IN Ibis and ali persons herein Interested,
within days from the present notification, If
they have why the presented by the iate
should be hemoogaed
and the funds distributed in accordance herewith. +
By order Of the Court
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JEFFREY7S Sparkling Edinhutg Ale, quarts aud pints
JEFFkEY'S Edinburg India Pale Ale quarts pints.
JEFFREYsS S& Stout otter pints.
BYAsS india Pale Ale, quarts and pin,s.
BYASS' Lendon Stout fafier. quarts sid pints
JOHN TURPIN,
i9a Common street,
les Inn Sole Agent for John Jeffrey CO.
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nartitular Nutiffs.

SOUTHERN BAHK. ;
New 0rieais February 10 lsg.
szv-rt, la Tya !. Il W. i'll be eIOsed "wednesday
T. y, THfg. LAYTON Cashier,
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ITO THE PuBLTC-D. E. MORPHY, AUCTION FER,
leave TO inform friends public tdt lie
tends 10 all pertaining auction business. M he has
aimee 1877 this is false i'm
and the selling
Heal Estate Believing haef competent c his col
leagues respectfully sicits share of said sales Hledgng
his best endeavos give full satisfaction.
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sE The Secession movement at The


gy~ The Secession movement at the
South has made no particular progress
siuce cur last, except in South Carolina,
where a word in defence of the Union is
the signal for the Punishment Of It's au
thor, with even more precision than that
Of an A~bolitionist. The Convention to
take measures for secession meets on the
18th inst, Ga week from next Nonlay),
and it is now generally conceded that
South Carolina viii pass a secession or
dinancc, unanimously, by the 18th at
farthest. Her Members OF Congress viii
Of course then quietly walk out Of the
House at Washington, aud the agony
will be ever, as her Senators uncondi.
~tionally resigned a month ago yearly, and
are not expected to take their seats at ali.
Lei them 90, peacefully, We say, though
with tie understanding that the Govern
ment property in the State shall not be
moIested, at the peril Of a bonbardment
Of her eutire coast, and a war with the
Government which shall crush her at
Il
The Georgia Convention will meet on
tie 18th, but ii is thought that the pies,
cuce Of Mr.. Stephens, aud other circum-
stances Will prevent extreme measure ia
that State. The fact that her Senators
and Members Of Congress would resume
their seats last Monday, is good reason
to believe that wise and conservative
~counsels will prevail in Georgia.
As South Carolina, Georgia, and Flor
ida are the only States that have assum-
ed a really threatening aspect, it IS rea-
sonabio to suppse that the rupture will
be couGucd to those three States at the
utmost, and possibly to South Carolina
alone and, hence, viii be Of short dura.
tion, and fua! d.sposit on. If it fails 0.
success now, 1t can and will never be at.
tempted again. Therefore We lay let it
work Itself out-no great loss viii be the
result in any event.
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Retaliation.

This is great word just now in the
Southern vocabulary-in fact there are
now but two words il that vocabulary
Secession and Retaliation, and these have
but one root, which is Treason. We re-
discussed one branch Of this com
mon sort, Secession, and we DOW propose
tc examine the only remaining branch Of
the Southern vocabulary.
Retaliation is literally returning like
for like, but as applied by The seceders,
is used in the place of resentment. In
this sense a wrong is implied or pre-sup-
posed, and now let US inquire what cause
there is for retaliation or resentment on
the part Of the South toward the North
or, to be more explicit, what, has the
North done to require retaliatory meas
u.es from the South. The seceders charge
that somc Of the Northern States have
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Speeches 0E Lincoln a5,d Tru.32-
DE2Es.

On the occasion Of . sereuaIe on the
2lst. inst, at Springfield, H., Mr.. Lin,
coin appeared and spoke as follows:
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CItIzENs:--
Please excuse ne Oh this occasion, from
making a sp' cch. thank you, in com
mon with all those who have thought fit.
by their votes, to endorse the Rerubli
can cause. Applause / rejoice with
you in the success which has SO far at.
tended that cause. Applause Yet
in all our rejoicing let us neither express
nor cherish any hard feelings toward any
citizen who by lis vote has differed FROM
us. Loud cheering. Let us at ali
times remember that all American Gill
zens are brothers Of a common country,
and should dwell together in the bonds
Of fraternal feeling. EImmense applause
let nle, again beg you to accept my thanks
and to excuse nc from further speaking
At this time.
Senator Trumbull followed with a long
speech, the following synopsis Of which
is given by telegraph
He said Mr.. Lincoln although the can
didate of the Republican party, as Chief
Magistrate will neither belong to that or
any other party. When inaugurated he
will be the President Of the country, and
of the whole country, and [ doubt not
will be as ready to protect and defend
the State in which he has not received a
solitary vote against any encroachmcnts
upon its constitutional rights, as he would
the one in which he has received the larg-
est majority. l regard it as extremely
fortunate fer the peace Of the whole coun-
Try, that this point upon which the Re,
pnbiieans have been SO long and so per-
sisteatly mierepresentcd, is now 10 be
brougl.s TO a practical test and placed
beyond the possibility of a doubt. It
should be a matter Of rejoicing TO all true
Republicans that they will now have an
opportunity of demonstrating to their pc
litical adyersaries and to the world that
they are not for interfering with the do
mestic institutions OF any of the States,
nor the advocates Of negro equality or Of
amalgamation, with which political dem
agogues so often have charged them
Secession is an ippracticability or rath-
err an impossibility; the Constitution
provides no way by which q State may
withdraw FROM the Union, aud no way
for the dissolution of the government il
creates. The general government inter
feres but little with the individual rights
of the citizens, except for protection, Il
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is chiefly felt in It's benefits and It's bless
ings, not its exactions. If every federal
officer in South Carolina was 10 resign.
their offices would remain vacant, and lis
legislature declare the State out Of the
Union. aud it would al amount to little,
exccpt to Inconvenience The citizens Of
the State. So long as the st tc did not
interfere with the collection CT the reve-
nee en- the scabord, the people in the
other portions Of tie Union would not
be in Tie least incommodcd.
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Sanders. Theme, Importance of Men
tai Culture" Exercise Bird, specimens
of Evolutionary skill by Prof Sanders.
4ih, com limenfary resolution to Prof
Haeders. 18th, Prof Cooper again called
80 the mind Of the audience the project Of
securing weekly Lectures during the win
ter, and solicited aid for that purpose.
Adjourned to Friday, 8 o'clock a. NJ.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. %.
The Institute assembled at Q o'clock.
Reading the Scriptures and prayer, by
Prof. Sanders. Singing By The choir.
Lecture by Prof, Lewis, in which was ex-
planned the composition Of the air, water,
etc. Recess. Exercise in Arithmetic,
conducted BY Prof. Cooper. Several long
columns of figures were given to see how
quickly they could te added. They re-
commended that teachers drill their pu-
pills in this exercise, aud that they also
practice it themselves. Recess. Drill
on the sounds Of letters, the analysis Of
aof as ect., conducted by Prof. Sanders.
Adjourned until half rast one o'clock P. NJ.
III AFTERNOON SESSION. IN
Grammar, conducted BY Prof Lewis.
He spoke of the different st} les Of poetry,
and explained the constr 1ceion Of each.
He also gave examples of I.mbIc, Tro-
chez, Anapest and Dactyl. Tie analysts
o. Grammar was taken into consideration
Several sentences We're written an thp
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SWEDEN, Thanksgiving day, 1860

Yale agricultural Lectures.-The
public will be gra,iied to learn chat the
novel experiment Of the Yale Agricul-
tura} Lectures Of last Winter was SO sue
cessful as to induce its repetition this
Winter on a more complete scale. The
course will commence Feb. 5, and contin-
ne through the month. These lectures
which are OF great value to the whole
country, and worthy the attention Of
every cultivator, are given under the
auspices Of the Yale Scientific School or
Scientific Department. Of Yale College, as
a supplement to its newly-insututed
course of practical collegiate education,
and 70; the benefit Of the public at large.
\ new aud important feature Of this
curse viii be its complete Illustration BY
specimens, drawings, models and animals.
Lita.sized paintings Of groups from ceIe-
brated herds will be Included in these
illustrations. The lectures on training and
breaking horses are to be accompanied
by practical Illustrations. The lecturets
Of last year will take part in the course,
and other eminent names. with a variety
Of new subjects, will be added to the list
The expenses Of the course are provld-
cd for in any part BY subscription. The
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Gbe 4ottsg gourn2I,
C0UDE8sF0RT, "a.
I. S. CHASE, EDIT0R AND PUBLISHER.
IhQfsNag WOf1ing, De-. 6, $50.

Premiums tor Ncw SajScri6erS.-To
each and every one who will next court
week, or a the February Cour-, bring US
the money for ten new subscribers (Sl2,-
500 we will send a copy of either the
1Hanttc Nonhiy, Harpcr's Nognainc,
Goaey's Magasiae, the Aajchcrbocher
Nagq@jnc, or Blackrood's Magazjne for
ooe year free. The papers will be sent
TO any post Office the clubber may de-
sire. Try it.
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C0n.e az gaear Eginn.

People of Coudcrsport and vicinity,
viii you come and hear the Rev. J. II.
PARSONS plead for Vi.tue, Innocence,
Peace aud Prosperity, next Saturday eve
uing? Will you give a few moments to
the cause Of Temperance? VIII you tarn
out il such numbers as shall show those
who are r%tolating the Iaw for the sake OF
making a few dollars in selling whisky.
that the business of Misunderstanding is
odious to this community :? Each one Of
US has a personal interest in this matter,
for if the sale Of Intoxicating drinks shall
again become general in this county, then
all OF us are certain to be severely injured
by it. Most Of US will have a near friend
90 down to a drunkard's grave. If you
SO desire, you may easily Danish the dan
gerous poison from this community. PUG
lie sentiment is now on the right side
strike before it shall be too late.
J. s. NJ.