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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-08
To Contributors.

As ourdesign il 10 make orr paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
Gagged ia the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of orr intelligent citizens
throughout It's limits. And being es-
pvcially desirous Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items IN
any department. Of agriculture are par
ticilariy solicited. Please send lis all
the news, incidents, general iniorna-
ton, aud mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhooas.
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GUARDIANS SALE or LAND,

NOTICE 10 hereby given. ihs, in pursn
Av anse OF an order Of the Court 81 Gun.
mon Pleas OF Dubois CO.. made az the Oct
Der term thereof 1859, repeated Jan. terui
1850, the undersigned, John Fisher, Guar.
dian Of Milton Mo'iey's heirs. will sell on
Saturday, the 10Th day u February. 1860,
the one equal and undivided fourth psrs OF
the two equal and undivided two-iuird parts
Of the south half 81 north west quarter OF
section 80, and the north half Of south east
quarter Of section "a, and the south easf
quarter Of norlh east quarter Of section IA.
all IN township one. north Of range 5west.
belonging to said miaors, az public auction
on the premises. One-haIf OF the purchase
money 70 be paid in cash. and the balance
sccarri BY the purchasers note with an
proved security according to law within
ona ysar from date 1T SALE.
Jan 70. lS59-iss JOHN FISHER,
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ITO get good bargains. Good heavy Over
= Coata. Ladies Double shnwls and good
winter Clothing are now selling at cost al
the Chesp Cs-h Store, 10 order to give place
fnr \ Sntfnp Stock Of Goods
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BEWARE OF cOunTERffITS
AND YOUNG
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH.
Viz: That
PROF. WOODS Hsla RESTORATIVE.

VIII preserve. lnlall v. the growth end
color of lie Lair. I usrd Two o. three i'm.
4 week. 70 any imnglnahlr aye Perfectly
reTlnre The gray, cover The tald willl M
'ure's own orHAmenf, ine har, mp ke il uinr.
sni, utid beautiful ihan any OIL ana preserve
fhe scaip free frain ell disease 10 the rsea-
~ ax". Statesmen. judges, Attorneys
y 'cirrs, Ciugsnen, Professional Mn, an
iscnils snra aid 7. dies N III classes. W.
over the world, hear testimony That We 81
nni Sas loo much ia is favor. Read me
liolipwing and Judge -
PROFESSOR ) TlIALErRG. PIANIST,
says. On his afnral ia lhe U. : aics Ii,
WAS rapidly v cufuing gray, but On ap
p.ing Wood'- lInr Rrs;ura tive MI.
lar SION recovered IL original hue.
CHARLES CARpEW. l3 Nassau surf
New YORK
says the gray hairs on his wi.c's head were
siier few weeks tr.nl. turned mo dark
tro~n. II The same lime beauty ing anJ
'hickening me hue.
A. q RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE.
saws ne is now sky wears old. and tiE
hair and whiskcrs we're ~ o-ihirds gray
bat BY Tie usr IL two bottles u Resto-
ralise the gray hairs have diss ppsared.
both on his head and isce, and il more
soit and glossy than TOR twenty Ave
years previous lls We. al The age Of
afv-two. has used i with the sane II.
feet
FisLlY JoHssov, Ese.. New ORLEANS,
says that hc lost his hair bg the yellow
Fever, III 1854. ~ usfd Woods Hair Re-
-tora,ive, and ms bar Is now lhcs aud CLOS
IS.
;. III. MIDDLETON. ALABAMA,
says the Restorative has one much
good IN his part d the country. he
used Il or badness. and now has a fine
head ns hair.
T.. l.. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY
says he has seen Woods liir Restorative
used 10 hundreds of casee. and never knew
i u fail ~ accomplishing all il professes q
10.
A. j. ALDEN. McLAlNSBORO', III.
says be had the scad head eight years,
aud was bald, but by The liberal use OF
Woods Hair Restorative, he now has .
rich, glossy head OF hair.
IL Sold bv all Druegistr, and by @. J
Wood g. Co., No AL. Broadway, n. York,
and III Market street. - Louie, Missouri
NOIlCE Is hereby gwen Inst an covdl
~ ence 70 tho order and decree Of the \
Court Of Common Pleas Of Dubois county.
Indiana; | will sell at pubic auction, on the
,ram!ses on Saturday the ID day Of March,
1860, for not less than two-lhirds % the sp-
PRAISED value thereof. on credit Of twelve
months, The following Real Estate Lots
~. i5 and 2S, being In Lots 10 the town Of
jeestne, Indiana, Subject 70 the widows In
crest tbureir. STEPHEN REIS FER.
Admgsls'rstcf II George Rcis,er
Jsn. .2f is60fw, n
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X u-s- The PECULlARlrlES the fe-
male constitution and the various trials 10
whicirthe sex i subjected, demrnd an occa-
sIona' Z course 70 s,lmuants. II Ia impur.
tsnt, however, that these shall be 81 harm
less nature. and at the same time accom-
p'ish the desired end, Hostelte,'- Celebrated
Stomach Bit.ers il the very srrlce H. Il.
fre's "a Al cases Of debility are almost
magical. II restores Tie tone IL the diges-
tive orgsns, ininses fresh vitality into he
whole system, and gives that cheeriuIne-s 10
ne Temperament. which il Tie mos; yalua-
Die Of feminine attractions. Tie proprie-
tors feel battered from the fact ihat many
q tho mos, prominent medical gentlemen il
The Union have bestowed enconiums upon
The B'iers, the virtues cf which they have
frequently tested and acknowledged. There
srs numerous counterfeits offered for sale,
all o. which are destitute Of merit, and posi-.
lively injurious to the system.
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NEWS TO TEzE PUBLIC.

vENEE undersigned, having located ia Jas
! per ana opened a stock Of Goods, con
sisting Of
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Is hereby given that the undersigned has
\ been appointed Administrator ~ ths
Estate Of Nathan fIobbs. late ~ Dubois
county. deceased. Said Estate il supposed
u BE- solvent this 23d OF December 1859.
Jan. Is, BARBARA HOBBS, Adm'x.
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Dry Goods and Clothing,

Hats and Caps, ladies' and Chiljre,,'s shoes
Groceries, &c he therefore invites aIlrhoss
who wish 10 avail themselves Of good bar
gains IN the way u good and cheap goods,
10 give him a call AZ The
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AGENTS WANTED.
no SELL
CinE'S p.asDSga cir
AND

----.-s1- S-211 g. y - S.-.aIza ~ - rE-.z-
10 fhn-e furnishing -atis'srIore rp'.ren
ces lihffa stare Ant ,xrrnsrs NJ N,
p"d. TIP article Y i.cdpd ~ eYe-v ~
mer ard nirchl nir N ,hr cc,nirs, aoa piil
meet win reaev snla n rr-itrnnr. VA
'rers = G. C'ARy. h letrao.
M 81 N,..a 4 ra. N.a IVY
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~ For snIc Nv
HUBER a. FREEDMAN Jasper
+. x Il PiCKH AEDf. lInnlinrhwg.
WINlNGER a. MIlanURN, Hays,lllc.
J Is GOhMANN. FERDINAND.
WIN MAHIN. ireland
WAIIE 4 WnODEORD, Paeli.
Dee 7, lS5y-y
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Ia the building furmeriy occupied BY Stephen
Jerger. on the east side Of II Q Public Squsrs
L5r Dried Apples and Peaches, Whit.
neans, Hides, Feathers and marketing Of all
kinds taken IN exchange Tor gcods.
Nov. 30, 90 II. q CONNOLLY. Agent
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AN OFFER.

Any person sending us five new
Subscribers, and the money, will re-
ceive = copy Of the Courier for one
wear. as q present.
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OFFICERS or DUHoIs COUNTY.

clerk-BAyiL II. EpMoNsToS.
Andiior JuHs IlnRlNefR.
Trrusurer--'fnEoDcKE SoxDEHMASy.
Recorder SrirHEs JfKoEg.
Sn@fIll-JAcE isfRyAv
Coroner Wa. ScHUrLrERMAs.
Surreynr- l;FsJAM:S X. kEmr.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
J. Is. BicKwrlMEET, Commissioners.
MN n. GKizs.
OFFICERS Or RA;sBRIucE TOWNSHIP.
Jn~,ices--A. II. Alexander NJ. .eeier
= Rose.
Trusrce- 8. j. Crmer.
Constable Anthony Ecker'.
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Principal Office and saIcs Rooms, No. o
East Fourt street. ID Building from Main
street. Cincinnati, Ohio Laboratory in Ham
nond street. For sale IN Dubois county BY
lsaac Newton, jasper; William Mahin. Irs
and; II. Green do; +. Holman, Harbisont'r.
Hoffman, do, N. Gnprner. do. Jno L. Hof-
nan. Columbia township; Casper John, t'p
cambridge. Geo. =. 5 huliz.. Ferdinand 10
Iohn q. Beekman, ditto; Ernst p.ckhsrds,
a by DruLgis and mer
hapfs ernernllv tlrnughuui che Union
ivn,..... N, an. I.a,,.... ft..n...r
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or All. espec ally young men. should
read The advert, -emens ~ he "rew ga.
tk'nai Dispenssty" at Cincinnati, Ohio, ID
smother column.
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MARY JANE HANSON, who lived in New
vi York 18i9 1885, will hear t something to her si
by calling Addressing note to No 100 Leonsrd 10
DICKSON
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Gtopes an0 Geaters.

DIBLE HOUSE, No. 3 BIBLE HOUSE,
ID POURTH-Ay., NETWORK,
lac the celebrsted VEsUvIUs COOKING and HEATING
RANGE The hes which from ordinary TO waste
nm a. chimney Is saved and made available the
sboye without the lessenins M efficiency
A. Kitchen Range The ETNA HEATER de'sued TO act In
hs front basement fire place 70 warm tho bss psor and
over this pslor FOR efficiency economy durability sad
safety .bsy unsaossa ASsndAas 5sss3Cs, furnished
M sBbls House iAsv n w. msoufaciarsu ADD Propstou
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.


FROM BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Revolution audit the bill OLA AlendoTph for S33 Is for
cle funish for the Of Surveyor Of Tax Commissioners
Departn en 49,
On ayes and adopted.
Rttonton audit bill Of Jas T. Poole for s24 81 for work Of
repairing Harlem Bridge.
Board of Supervisors, Aug. %, 1860.
On ayes and adopted.
Resolution 70 pay bill Of The NewYok Daily Transcript for
advertising procte ding for July, 1860, Sa q.
Boad of Supervisors Aug "a, 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted
Resolution TO pay bill of Jones for plumbing the
Marine and Superior Courts, S34 n.
Board OF Supervisors, Aug. 20, l86O.
On ayes and noes adopted
Resolution to psy bill Of H. Tobfo printing minutes for
Board Of Supervisors, Aug. %, 1860.
Revolution spprOpratng $1,000 for reGting Supreme
Board Of Superysors Aug 20, 1860.
Resolution spprOpliang $500 book for
Hoard of Supervisor Aug 49, 1850.
On ayes and noes adopted 80.
Ordnance amending ordinance making additional appropna-
tons for 1900 The Board Of Supervisors the County
of New.York do ordsn follows:
Sec J. Tbs following sums money are hereby respectively
and for the several objects aud purposes set forth
AID exp A in the Comptroes estimates therefor that Is to
say:
Defcierces in taxes nineteen thousand liars.
nteres. Harlem Bridge Bonds fourteen hundred dollars
Salaries Judiciary twenty eight hundred and thirty dollars
Salaries Legislative Department four hundred dollars
Board Of Supervisors Aug %, 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted
and maps IL Tax Commi,sionef's office, 800
Board ofSuperisors, Aug %, 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted.
Revolution in Of paying bills Of newspapers for adve
Board Of Supervisors Aug %, 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted
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Chr Curt.
Gxrnrsone.

EXCURSION TO THE COAL FIELDS OF
IL PENNSYLVANIA The Central Rsilro "a OF New Jerse,
Ni sell Excursion Tickets through th region dang the
month of September Fare for the etue Excursion - 50
Tickets good for days Leave Coursts at aud oloot
North River at u end III o'clock aud q o'clHck
Apply tcke II either place Fer fder nfomsion spplJ
to IL p BALDwIN, General Ticket Agent No. 60 wsst.
DLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION to GLEN
Il WOOD aud GLEN COVE touching 1t Bsylis Dock. op
posiie whtetone, City Island and NswR helle stes9er
MAY FLOWER leaves Cssksiinest EVERY SUNDAY at spi
Dcacey s:45; lth-st. 9; 28hst 9O; SIthst, 9;l5 al
foripe the plesast trips Of the day Pe: az take
their dinner in the Grove free from medication "hoe
sion so cents
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Go nbom it map Concern.

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF
" FINANCE. BUREAU OF ARREARS.-August 81, 1860.
corporation Notice Sale OF Property for Unpaid Assess
nent-Pubc notice s hereby given that sale of property for
unpaid Real Estate for opening Widening and
extending and will take place pbc
auction the City Hail. in the city Of New York, WE'D
NFSDAY the Fifth day Of December At twelve o'clock
at Of that day and be continued from day day until the
whole shall be sold and that the detailed statement Of the
menuppd and the property obe sold published In The New
YORK CONNER Advertiser daily newspaper printed and
published in the city Of New York
BY order Of the Controller
JOSEPH C. PINCKNEY, Clerk Of Arrears.
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Real estate for Bale.

Real Getatf tor Bale.
harms for SALE, CHEAP.-We will supply
tracts good Farming Land In the STATE Of Missouri OF
oye 100 miles st Louis for the low price OF 80 cents per
ec,a Title guaranteed and deeds given lncloe
s,amp for plot particulars to g. T. BlLBROCGH Co
United States Laid Agents St Louis, Missouri
NOR SALE-The 81 story Frame COTTAGE
HOUSE No 235 Lvingstonst Brooklyn, with Gas and
Water Fixtures and improved Range in the Kitchen Pnce
go 500. Apply on the premises
nor SALE-The new, three-story, basement,
II and sub-celar brown-stone HOUSE, No, Is 2dplace,
R,oolv lot 20 feet IL inches BY l3 feet ST inches House
thoroughly built with al the modern inproyementss large
part Of purchase remain on bond and
aesiyed Apply 10 u r. KELLOGG No 90 Beaver st N Y.
nor SALE, at YOnkers, on the HudsOn-Fine
II BUILDING SITES Of ten each commanding
eApusi' W" u ' MANUEL T. BoLMER Yonkers.
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8aies bp auction.


A LDERNEY CATTLE FOR SALE AT AUC-
"A T1OE.-Ten pore bred ALDERNEy COWS With sbcse
Calves In ported by Thomas tsrd.on OF We, Farms. o,,
sip Phnsdep hs Will be sod at cton on FRIDAY no Ia
a. II ocoek on the end Of Pier No 1Nol River Ths- ca
uew.re b. Mr. Fowler b. eds dsaer fot pd
yse u,e The richness Of their maz unsup.sed Yos ~
~ T RICHARDSON Nc Is Boo.d~.,
A UCTIOT SALE Of MAGNIFICENT HOUSE
"A HOLD FURHITURE, THIS DAY, fprd,y, cona.a,-
ing at lOt ocloek 81 the Priv ate redeufs no " Wes ih
between 3h and @h conssng part Of .old Ro,egosl
suites Piabo-fores Bureaus BodesM wsshstan3 e.. al.
Chsir Mrors, Lsce Cnsns Velvet Tsprstry C.rnsts
Artistic BroDzes ssssay OIL Psntirss M.hox.ay and Bl.r2
Walnut Chsmte Furniture Beddor ee1eys .ssors-
Of basement and Kitchen furniture se.e per-mpsory
GRIFFIN, AuctioDecr
A. M.MEEwIs, Aaftoneeh
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co.. Irving Buid-
ID nas Nos 5s4 and $50 Brosdwsyse,es Of Booss s&..
tioneJ Pictures Works Of Arr, Fancy Good. Furniture la
FRIDAY EVENING. Sept st ! o'rioct
LIBRARY BOOKS-A bres col ection OF mostly Besks
IN various deparn Of literature including nsny
library editions valuable Standard Works and ysnoy
miscellaneous publications nc.
DY LOCKWOOD Bros alesroom No. AZ
ID Murray4t-THIs DAY. at 10 oeockt
LOCO dor SILK TIES 503 doz. French SUSPESDfaS.
600 lots DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &C. &c
Catalogues ready.
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NIEssRs LESPINASSE & ARTEAGAs

NJ Ffeneh DAT aud BUAKDINU SCHUUL, Nos III IIY
and III Clinton place reopene Complete Of stude
Department |. always uhier tho special Of Mms LEsPi
NASAL.
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fonses ano farms iDante6.

A SMALL Family desires PART of HOUSE,
n with modem improvements aud facilities for Housekeeping
References given required Address stating terms and mum
Der of rooms Post-Ofice, Box No. 2,il7
DEAL ESTATE WANTED-A fuU Lot is
wanted on any between Broome and lihsts and
within one block of Broadway east west quality OF budag
not Of party having such property to dispose Of
viii pesse the ustion, and lowest cash price lot mutt
be OF fnl sirs Address Box No. 1851 Post office.
YIyANTED-A HOUSE and half an acre or
w more of LAND, within % or 80 miles Of !he city on the
Terms must be reasonable Address A. B. c. Box No S,SA
Post Office. New. York
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Boaro and Rooms.

DETIREp gentlemen, either iSre agaGsp or
~ hms1Sas AZ n ARTMENTS partial BOARD, and al
~ o,ts Of home in private family IN Tue upper Hs
.be civ in healthy location 1equire at NO lol ne ,en
TTNFURNISHED ROOMS, with private fans
~ Soy gentleman WIFE, and child between 2'th and otn.
- sT and 9th bedrooms kitchen nd privilege OF Psrior
~, Al calen Terms must be moderate Address, "in
terms GROBGE, Tribune Once
vXTANTFD-BOARD for several single Gentle
w men AnpIy 10 CHARLES w. POLMAS, No. lo7 East
Iltbst near 3d-av. from q. m. TO p. IN.
I'D BOND-ST.-FURNISHE or UNFUR-
- NfsHED ROOMS, for Genlem "a only. A Parlor, aud
two ADJOINING Bedrooms suitable for three OF four Gentlemen
Breakfast n sequred
40 LISPENARD- ST, near Broadway. Rooms
40 for Families or Single Persons cheap with without
Board Lodging rs cs Wsehman all night Spanish spoken
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Uater-Tnre

DEEKSKILL WATER-CURE.-Open throagh
Il the year. d. A. 0ORTON NJ. d, ProprictoI he'efenes
In New. York; Hon John b SCOLEs, No Becsmaa e.
T. H. HARRIS, csc, Nc. SeS BIoaa~S
g. w. BENNETT esq, No. 20 CedaF% IL,
For sd-.ctpye Circular iaclose stamp Adirs'' the r''
Tor, Peekskil, N. Y
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6otels.
6onses to Get.

6cnees to Get.
7 IGHT ROOMS and Steady POWER TO LET,
l. by JOHN GAUDU. No l02 Wslker-H.
ITO LET.-An Office, convenient to Broadway,
in MaidenAne suitable for importer Of vat hes or jewell
~ Addrefs j., Box No asa New y ork Post Office.
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amnsememts.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Under e: s e s%hs ;ss;Tiyt''' Of
BEsT VENTILATED LEcrURE-Room
M, ths xrod and delightfuly cool ard pleasant
E1sssS ~ sucCess tie Manager is pleased
ca he st 9S q r bis Ps1'G3s, rury Ry,r
b THE WHAT GAN THEY ar"
& fA1Sf MYSTERIOUS NH's EfnoajsV ANIMALS.
% 5 Es o ps ssP CT rhSs Sut ONE LEG
sod l. wEBFOoTEO found in the hitherto uneKpl0red wids
q kce in sDsusy perfect state Of preservation, have been
secured % ih$ eiS W. one rHousaSD DOLLARS
ss rES BE as SeS s sy
Gs TS o. siSs 70 Ss
'''' tSl:f q IS Ss%IEFI5sp caIEg
The MOI TIE iB;';:?lA i%Iif 81 bScS
The only Ta e. q IL ALT TsIsS FsaI
VI. ss wss ss ss s1 ss,, @sa' Hair PINK
THE FINEST Fi AST AR s. M EFE WORLD
LIVING FISH L IXHS SEAL,
TIE I FkSSps 4 EaRTSIss sA u
GREAT vAsN sH t y MAR 4FsH aAHni
9SsS ls'S nj E bSa i FS ;IR;i D&ScE
An ties. S. ss al the WCsdc and NOvse. the Museum
OO.oOo which eP S zee G not G;; sSsP
"'l '''F AL TO BE SEN FOR rs CENTS
Children under 10 ears Is cents.
MUSEUM OPEN from NJ till 10 p m.
DARNI'Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID On MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 10. -,
THE FALL and DRAMATIC SEASON WILL OPEN w
with a. H. ola sy oIe peIrner aud large eoTPs 3i NV
s1o TALENTED ARTISTS when Mnl De intoouce0 "'
and n'y io SsYRfF And his BisISsfraREN
Nj BAREUM viii appear in Person ana sootes us 49,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC TR0yAToRE -
TONIGHT friday sep,embeI I, Of oci0cA-
NINE ADELAIDE CORTESi'
In bes famous role Of Leonon ,,,.x1
q. Manrico In which character he oreateo sncn ", "a p
80 $50 Inv The introduction of his oeieDiated VI III TUT
sTn,sin IL srsnd aha Of the thiIdset o,,L
"'"' TIIIs iFdasy) EVENING, sept aBooiook'
Only tight Of Verbs taT TaH.v D kPToRE
MME. ADELAIDE CQRTESl. .a,,,o
MHE sTRARoScH. MCsiANL A"0D'0'
H,,iosi Drs Tor aud Conductor man mAhhibbh
Ho''oai 10 MORROW Saturday, Sept. 8. at O'Clock,
GRAND PATTI MATINEE,
whss Beltnis fsvorite :PsTnsN o. ,,,pr1A
VI" W MISS ADELINA PATTI
In her unrlysled role Of ANNA.
Rentres OF the great tenor, ,,o,
uho q al appear 90 his famous chs rscter Of ELElNO
D0'" sTG AMODIO ss COUNT ROD0LPH0
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
10 an p,,ts Of the house NO DESERVED SEATS ,,,,
1Yffets may be had at the REGULAR TIChtI OfflOhS'
s Soors VIII be- opened II The Matinee will comm nce
Al eTSk pree The Entire Aots stD be Of 81 OFT duration
10 that visitors the country may be In time ior e roso
ard Sesmbosts
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miscellaneous.
Bniloina MateriaIs.

DATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING and SHIP
Il sHEATHlNG FELTS-Ths cheapest, best and ms dara'
BILE offered 70 the public ncose stamps and circulars
SAMPLES &c. win be forwarded free Agents wanted tof city
aud town None genuine unless purchased OF AARON DE-
GRAW No 22 South sole agent oE ae Cnised ssss~
CR0GGoN Co, LONDON.
The hydraulic press., 1860-02-04

SECOND FIDDLE.-We are sorry the Yreka
Union should thank it necessary to indulge
in the gratuitous discourtesy of accusing
tlais paper of 'playi0g second fiddle TO the
Sacramento Tnion,' merely because we ex-
pressed proper admiration for the conjoint
enterprise Of that journal and the Bulletin.
Can our IresSa contemporary see nothing to
praise in an enterprise that gave to the read
ers of California an important national doc
Nnaent nine days in advance of the mail, and
that every week places them in possession
of eastern intelligence some two days earlier
than they would otherwise receive it? As
for the means employed by the journals in
question to accomplish the above ends, we
have expressed no opinion, thinking it un-
necessary for every paper in the State to take
part in what we considered quarrel grow
ing more out of professional jealousy and ri
valrv than out of anger at any unfair mo-
nopoly. We have more profitable matters
to attend to than this, and can be more use
full to ourselves and others by minding our
own business than by 'playing second fd-
die" to anybody or accusing a contemporary
of doing the same thing
The hydraulic press., 1860-02-04

Mexican matters appear to be approach
ing crisis. The Church party and Liberals
are mastering greater force and fighting
harder than ever. Since the battle of Coli
ma, in which an army of 5000 men under
Miramon was half destroyed by 5000 Lib
eralists under Orgaaon, although winning
the fight, the Liberalists have mustered in
great force and were at last preparing to be-
siege the national capital. The Clergy and
Church party are incensed at the suggestions
of President Buchanan with reference to
Mexico, and threaten war. A revolution is
likely to occur in Sonora.
The hydraulic press., 1860-02-04
DANCING VULGAR.-That's what the Gleasi

DANCING EULGAR.-That's what the Gleasi
er, q religious paper, declares the well
known gallantry of the Press gang would
preclude the idea that we thought such a
thing The Cleaner wants to know how the
paragons Of morality and intellectually
would look if they took part in dancing p
"Could you imagine the prophet Daniel at
tending ball? Do you actually think Moses
could have rendered himself ridiculous by
making from two to five thousand wheel
abouts in ballroom? Could you for an
instant think of the prophet Elijah in the
stupid figure of a man in dress coat with
two wings behind, jumping about the room,
facing girl who acts as foolishly as him.
self2" "Could you think of Socrates, a
Plato, Newton, Bacon going through the
foolery of ball?" Certainly not. Then,
argues our respected cotemporary, you have
seen that balls must be vulgar, because the
choicest of our race, the teachers of men,
cannot attend them. The divine, the NOR
alist, the philosopher cannot consistently
appear in the medley oil dust, men, women,
fiddlers and jumpers.