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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23
A uCTION NOTICE.

UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A Elegant ana costly hog.hold Furniture the properly q
avenue. - 90 =,
elegant Fmn,nr. IN the manson consisting
splendid ID Panofore three magnificent suits OF
and desirable Of French satin costly pier and
nante French plate Mirrors elegant on Paintings rich vol
Ware hssvy cu ss- .sr- ~ the mo- expensive Kind ee
giant China Ware Tea and puuer ses Vases Paan Ware,
bouseksep-rs caea N. large and catalogue
sale the above rcl and costly furne decorations Ac W
SOLD public ancton he bighes, bidder cash
Paros contain yards u superior vev,t Carpets tr@c mAg
ncent solid rosewood sUs. covered IN maroon, blue and
gold snd Grim an and god atn, Of he most expensive de
brooade, daies I'd rosewood receptUn aud Arm hairs,
gpi cr1nson and satin, three solid
pier and Ode fables three costly
rosewood tsgsr-s with marble ops p- glass doors dc
imported ssy tor the owner, ladies rosewood work
Tables ormou Clocks elegant China Vases wiki
the expensive lspd-cspe- painted 20 order Ia France
frame msn,el Mirrors 70 match heavy embroidered sce
Cuftans and Cornices large and extensive variety
on Paintings BY ns'iw artsfs-tne whole forming very
pleasing collection, superior rosewood Panofore elegant
and excellent tone, being Valuable ustrnnent
wood piano Stool c.erea In san with elegant and costly
Dining roonn--Reh velvet tapestry Carpet In rood order
sod extension Table all pol shed IN The best
cloih together with all the Ruby and Crystal and Glass
Wines champagnes Iumblers Gobes and Decanisrs
dinner Service. saven eass ilskes sassr. coffee and
tea rps fpoQns Forks superior table cutlery & =.
arr nab tor bureaus wasands 70 msich pure hair Mat
trevs-. " ca ss. made " order and cetsn
s.9 Ss,. ssPs e,% s S.s I'D IA. s . lSs.
ssis sehsr siS arss and ssis.be ~ Il bas
ss ~ ss Above ,ns nss a no s. se pss ~so
regard 70 weahsr a rrspopsble pevon ~,l be In attend
snee PACK and ship articles xons out Of The oy, reA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

lEfo0 tDe bngh2mton Republican July ~
me remains Of Mrs. hpeAIL wife of Hon. A. BrdsAi,
we're followed 70 The beautiful Spring Forest Cenetery on
Ssnday afternoon by large conoourse OF our citizens
me mineral services at their late residence were per-
6rmed by the Rev. Or. Beach and Rev. Dr. Andrews.
me remarks OF DR.. Andrews the melancholy occasion
were exceedingly beautiful and impressive ana inc ,ri-
butte OF respect paid by our citizens generay was oue
70 the deceased who, during quarter OF century IN
shis village had won by her character and protracted
saerings the regard and sympathy Of her numer-
Gus freads and acquintances Mr. Birdsall was unfor
tunateiy prevented by long continued prosrang sick
ness rom accompanying the remains.
Hon JoBS II. LuxPKIS died last week OF apoplexy, In
Rome Georgia Judge l. was for nine years a member
Of Congress Georgia. and also for several years
q the Judges of the Circuit Court of that State.
The Montreal Herald announces the death 10 that city
Il Hon. JOHN MoIsoS, whose name was from the first
connected with steam navigation upon the st. Lawrence
Mr. WILLIAM MALLORY, old citizen OF Southampton
county Va, died few days ago. Mr. Mallory eighty
years Of age and figured in the suppression OF the South
ampton He the identical Buck Mallory
who skinned Nat Turner the leader Of the rebellion and
the hide being ned portions OF now extant ia
the "curosty shops Of many residents in and about
southampton.
The wife Of Mr. Caleb Brinon, residing Trademarks
hrm Harrisburg, Pa, died the 9th inst. This woman
was probably the largest woman in the United States
Her weight may be Judged when state that she
sured feet six inches around the waist For the
last two three years she has been unable from
good health ,r..
Died, recently eighteen miles from Houston Texas OF
consumption, Mr. JAMES MoCuIIox brother Of John and
Paul NcCuliom, late of New York. His remains will be
taken for nterment from the Catholic church In Houston
accompanied by mourning friends ,r .-s--t {,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

A RrHUR B. STEVENS, AUCTIoNEER
"A Office and salesroom No. 2s9 Broadway.
Assignee sale Of Elegant Household F1Hligrs,
Al he magnificent esassos Ne 3 Wssa Eleventh street,
between zen tifth and sis,h avenues ave o ST..
Suits Of Parlor Furniture.
Maguihcen, sta;aary Ornamental
all the elegant rosewood Furniture
residence above, by order the The furniture
pre.sn cwus and can fully ,sSsd on o.osue
previous 70 'A' 'as !. BPs s.sIsS3I s ssess
elegant aunt rosewood furniture covered with green satin
broeaie suit Of Furnure covered with blue
richly carved and covered with crimson SATIN all of said
Messrs Merit: soa. e Of srS.asay the roseSoi Piano,
las fan and certainly Of the best Anshed
mem. scd rse~o frames roas~oo carved ess and round
3 yqn % moser S mss x
i've years guarantee royal Carpet rare and beau
Eneognegrs Eegeres Bookcase and hays s,roire stau
and brocaie Curtains satin Lounges Diysns oomans
Workoox, &C. . .z..
Magnificent oak dining extension Table oak Buffet table Cut
ler French china dinner s. Of M pieces decorated china
ten spoons 'ver Casters English cut Glassware, Crockery
Mirrors Cock Carpet Ss i
En suite cor sewod Bedesd marble top dressing Bureau
cuT,ans, Lounge and easy Chair spring Chairs: Rockers
knray1s. enred hair Mattresses blankets, linen sheets,
tapestry Carpet, Bird rosewood Nicholson Third and
hair Msiiresse. feather Beds and Pillow s.niss shse,s
ply and ingram Carpet in 10 Rugs toilet Sets, En-
ens n1i Reesers ssp Carpet and Rods hall hat ssd
IS. fixtures bronze Chandeliers throughout the house al
e con \ 8 On weane.dsy asociccs PX sales
rDs .a IN money I. ss' nave sGs
sIthorzed Mr.. Stevens 10 sell As shove:
WIS Row Z, wsAT3 A~,~nee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT 10RTINER, GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUG
hagni6cept Household
fU8EfTNRE
Atnuhlic aucilnn-

AT public auction.
The property Of family declining housekeeping On this
s,dencs u JaSss Diver Chapman Is ws Sixteenth street
a " ssh AIT
@ 'e s % 20 s
GA sna ho,h and Of the best DESCRIPTION Descriptive
VIZ, 'Ios aes a. The house on morning Of sale.
-'Dpero Octave Panofore, c.
Bronze and ormou Chandeliers, 49,
Pier and Maniel Mirrors AN""'" "'P'''
on p.,n,,or. pn Brocade and Lace Curtains
Rosewood Chamber Furniture s ana sevres ohnA vases
China Glass and slve, Ware Jun DuAns Room Furniture
M bcrSs nc Sar y|,I, Harness, Robes &C.,
Magnificent rosewood Panafoe legs and case in
snwood by broadway makers fully sSrsn sssa S %n
IN s but four months fully tested By compssnt and
stool covered in brocade French cloth Cover book
velvet tsrps. A Rugs French p Se
Tos Richly Carved frances lace Curtains french
u1s S ss @ s
description. carved in solid rosewood; two ete ete Sofas
sSs csne IS usy marble ops o match
the suits Eeeeres lined with sanwood, marble top, mirror
e esrs an. and ssr p:t 81 P siaa
n sssr
Louvre RSrs Storm a. ss By ss Sesn
aims, orsna BY bylaw; rosewood Hat Stand, thsirs 10
match oe0h velvet s sHA SsgHsss silver Rods DO
English Brussels Carpets rosewood marble top dressing Blu
reaus Beasssads and Comnodes match; Amour adlace,
Toilet Tables Shaving Stand wardrobss Table de Mutt,
Rockers Couches and oval back Chairs covered 10
quet spring and hair Mattresses Bed Spreads feather Beds
Bosers Pillows, oval Mirrors Pastel Paintings, decorated
china Toilets brocale Curtains, &C. Upper ChanbersMa
hogany and black walnut Bureaus, Sofas, Rockers Wash
stands
DINING ROOM.
Solid carved oak Buffet, siaary marble top; Hertz dining
Table ID foot draw Couches Chairs elegant
La and ruby glassware Decan.ers dozen Gohl.u Wines
Champagnes, Lemonsdes Tmblers Fruit Celery, and pre-
Stands OF Finger Bowls ruby and faran marble
Ppchbows ruby and gold Liquor Set gold band China Dinner
Set $50 pieces; rhly decorated Tea SETS Al pieces SOLID
silver Dinner and Tea Sets Syerware Coee Urn, Casters
Cake Baskets Napkin Kings spoons Forks ivory handle
hle Cutlery baskets eiseick Wines demijohns Otari
brandy, vintage Ss0 scotch Whskey, Goon Cherry. bb
white do. sugar. Also basement and kitchen Furn
ture Stone, Iron, Tin and Woodenware; Copper Utensils
Ice Pitchers SAVERS &c Also pair OF Coach Horses sevea
eight years old pacing Horses 240 coupe and
COACH by Brewster Light Wagon, sets Coach liar
Robes, Ac N BStrans wishing % attend this sale
the Fifth stages the Asor House. st Ncho
Metropolitan Hotels and leave within short distance
Of the house. Of Sixteenth street and Fh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

One the best Hotels In the Northwest. Tho American
House st. Paul. offered for sale; doing and always
has done good business The cost Of furnishing 10 1857 was
fl9 CO. Contains 50 rooms all furnished Billiard Room
and Bar To who understands his business this
ceent opportunity to make 6asfscory given
for selling. Price low. r
Apply 70 or address
A. c. LEWIS
Bridgeport
Conn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

ss1D detroit and M RR ia Mortgage Bonds
400 Tenno stsss sis per cent Bopda
-0sD Trpvorfon Coal and RR. 1st Mortgage Bonds
ssO Dayton and Mich. Mr.. lat Mortgage Bonds
aaie ThuradAy, July d Regular auction
DAY ~henever required lay O'CLOCK Al tbs Stock saes-
room No % William street. NercbAns Exchange
sired stocks and Bonds bought md sd private Al. and u
the Brhers Bard. ALBEIT ". NlCOLAr
and StDck Broker.
|.. No ~ willan street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

LOST AND POUND.
fNAuTroS LOST, A NOTE or 3 WOLFF co.
~ 10 thssr own order, New YORK March ~ 1900 tight
months able the Shoe and Leather BANK Par
ties negotiate said note a. pas meui has
been stopped
n UsT -BYTwEEN NINTH AND CANAL STREETS A
Ia black enameied gold Hand marked in German. Cot
fchufr The Under will be literally rewarded b. leaving
nss No ~ Ninth street. as econ as possible
+ osT-oN SATURDAY, JULY q. IL SEVENTEENTH
Avenue omnibus ladys gold Hunting Watch. Cssin and
GENEVA liberal reward will be- b. returning W s
Eass Seventeenth sreet siuyyesant square
7 osT-A GOLD WATCH CHAIN ASD CHARMS. 90
IL he from the top Of the hil this aide OF NAuss Cooler
sons 10 HE hotel II Flushing teral reward will be given
by leaving with M 1ypdersoa, Flushing al No Is Pine
ttreet lunch room, New YORK.
II oeT OR srotEN-oN July ~ FRoN rHE PAS
IL field OF ~ II. White East WILLIAMSBURG, gray C
vi White foot and white $40, The forehead The
finder ~ b. literally rewarded By reurnlng him Ne under
signed who viii give any Information u bis where
AborIn VIII The award.
John II sAvS iss .venueAs
MoNEy LosT.-tosr. ON THURSDAY MORNING
1u last between 81 and seven O'clock while from
Peek siip ferry vnlansburr - The Erie Rairaat depot
perhaps csrrrge taken a. the n Broaiway and
Chambers street Psk Porponnaie coutanug 90
and t0 n gold The Under s be hberAh rewarded by
ps he Ame Al be Herald oGee-
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- -H7-aass'-as 'asae
SUMNER RESORTS.

- - = - - - =
REALs EorEIsIocus xIssEAt SPRINGS cll
furnished every proyi.oa u 4. eas-
s = dc On s Ss su IA ne s eo ss9s
as i A. re as s; .sas % h.
.nslef .sd 2rumsn can@ges VIII be fouod IN readiness a,
q ssssss 80 wN l. WHITE. Agent
BOARD AT RocKAwAY, LONG ISLAND IN APRT.
by Sr sp ga s e aar or . daily
Apply :. So sro.ax.y. near rvsltlA street 49,
CIyywoo on. H0rsS o y Icy xxrronrs >,
s..s; "a n .qd 4 asSy; !. few eso.ss sSns q.
sa-. ae'z issS %S Ssssr e x'' '''l'' "
r AXE HousE, fsrfp. I. L-vAxrLrEs OR SINGLE
IL lspslsmsa sti ana coed sry .pphc..oa
i sss ssra ssr.s sss a.,o n $50 y s0s Les
NoIIcE-rHe SUBSCRIBER BIOS TO INFORM ms
friends and ~ psels ssnsfsly that be- h.. e.sed .ss
good order and s prepared receive and
a ''' Tor the $50 sossa 4 s '' ;;ie; s..Ss
NrosrRAND HOUSE, SANDS POINT. LONG ISLAND.
a.h-s and . Dew sosplsse md sPsn ,-saiy MS. from
S y! r. Ssn s5a1 ss liai pn s.' sSa
s ,. sosrRASp, Proprietor.
E9Sfs s ss .Ig sEascs e. ans
i 6 S's Hi rs ,ss ~
CnA BATHING At LONG BRANCH, ~ 1.-THE ALE.
~ rhAry Horse open Tor the reception OF
rhs house teauufuily situated the ermaus Of the Della
and Rsrsn Bay Railroad. having hne view o the
c OF. And Surrounding country F;s, tss % rssso0
SVnxyn so.Ep. -, HEALTHY .,,s COOL AID SuIE.
hcdmsn Esq ~ Wa, ryeea or address The undersigned
: 49,. w EDWARD eRIrrrS, Proyreor.
GUNNER HoTEt, BRArrIEBoRo. VERMONT
~ Mountain scenery, cool air beautiful village popular re-
sort st csss house extensive bathing good
Haven Railroad.
Address joseph Dawson,
Braitleboro. Vermont
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PnRsONAL.

ANY LADY WISHING TO ADOPT AN INFANT
IN from ,s birth win bear % opportunity By cahs
Madame Ressel le2 Chambers sree sddrcng Dor $50
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REWARDS.

oQ REwARD.~LOsT. SATURDAY. July n. TAN
VO Terrier, answering the Jerry. had red
collar, rutug State Smith street. brooklyn. The
finder Will receive the above leaving him At s state
street, Brooklyn.
nsn RrwARD-IoeT OR IEYr IN ONE OF THE
0OV Broadway stages between the Museum and hrxnd
snail sAickel cooksning about t1D
VIreinia uonev rno~y Bills also pair gold cluster
brs-ees gold spe par f herh colred
frasdresh rIcas. vii rsceive be shove Inward.
ysn REwARD. = STOLEN . PROM cHAxBERs
ylOV street. ns.r Guy Han. sbrkmsay xre e.ass
Buggy wagon, snd Harness with cham BIT mwc about "
hands high VIII kAndqusr~r 90 reward wf NJ
paid for reufn maze. SIG co~ucsor ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

r,ouNTRy BOARD wAYTED-FOR FIVE ADULTS AT
" farm house near banks q ihe Hudson preferred,
moderate Address spry before JuyH at No 80 West
Tnufy 9 sklh Sweet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

~S0rrTpv Rospn AZ WIZ .SS,,Sr,s - ~os nm
~ den has lev desirable Rooms yet disenesged the
Psvibn. New hocheLe within foe minutes wHxk az he
depot fo ~ comforts Of retreat
fyoUrTRv B0lRD.-A PEW SELECT BoARDERs CAS-
eoun,odsfed With large siry Ro7s
pass d. retired and beahy commandng fine uev Of The
n elampers street. sddrcss NJ X \. Bscess weschssssr
county, MY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

TIVE GREAT EASTERN DOES NOT FURNISH THE
ereeiea ladies visiting New York a.
Nh Be proved BY call Al NINE DEMOREsrs kmporan ot
raaSon as Brosdwxy and ea with what facility they can
lave wsia Patterns nj ihe form Only -
cents procure reliable Dcsgns Of OF the latest fs
fnshiona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23
ALEX. T. SHAW. Con
HanaHsrs st ssososssr, : 9,

0vHR COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS OF THE BOARD
Of Aldermen will meet on Monday mernoon nert, 81
in-t nt ocioek NJ of The hoard u No
"a Chambers street, basement The following assessments
Win then gulsng &C. ffty fourth street.
between and seventh regulating &c Fty ar
street between 1rd and smith avenues Al nier
eus~d hayfns objections are notified be present
MICHAEL TuOMEY, Committee
N. w. GENET,
GEO STARR, Assessment
.. Msvcr Bsssv, Cert |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

No more accidents
BY REASON or HORSES aHYrNG.
hereby inform the public that they have
made discovery Of which the
daily occurring through horses shyng becoming
frightened prevented Hy this highly Ingenious
ample every who has snyhing W do With
ne0sy obvtae every accident II IL OF the
preventing the running Of horses
IL getting them stables IN IRE In letting
without being fastened Ia
thing great Importance 70 physicians and business
kc passing OF railroad trains IN the OF fernes
of vicious horses that Ia the habit
bip Z At pns~ers by. Inquire Of y. kOEHI.kk SOIL
NAM. sb PEAR street, near Rose from 70 A. n aud
from iosP.N.
UpHrIADKLPHTA HOUSE, FOB sALE Or rKADE.-
Very low price the best hotel In Brooklyn located be-
tween south Soath Second sire-e In Fourth street.
near Grand street Of nj health. OAh X
n TUCKER, Ls and l1 Fourth street.
OUARTz ROCK AND GRAIN MILL AND PORTION OF
~ Psen, conceded the mines The only mill II
reducing 10 day 70 perfect dust With
hsrdsped grinding surfaces. easily replaced
blGas a sOuThwfCk, ~ Nassau street.
mo CHAIR MAKERs-RIGHrs FOR THE Use OF
harris Patent In New York. New Jersey Pe1nsy
vnnA Maryland, fer sale By The agents AZ the fhenif
Wood Bending COMPANY ~ Broadway. Mp ssAi-
TO AwBRoTYPEfsrs AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
80 will bny the futures nstrurnents and good VIII OF
he Peoples Gallery Cost than three tines The money
Inquire Of W. HAM1ItDN, x Grand street, southwest cor
Der Of Bowery
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23
How TO "Do UP SHIRT BosoMs..

How TO EDO UP" SHIRT BosoMs.-
Take two ounces of fine white gum
arabic powder; put it into a pitt her
and pour on to it n pint or more of
boiling water, according to the degree
of strength you DESIRE and then, hav-
ing covered it, let it set all night. In
the morning, pour it carefully from the
dregs into a clean bottle, cork it and
keep it for use. A tablespoonful of
gum water stirred into pint of starch
made In the usual manner, will give to
lawns, (either white or printed,) a look
of newness, when nothing else can re-
store them after washing. It is also
good (much diluted) for thin white
muslin and bobbinet.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23

teSSed, uWected 4cttt b5f'Ukfzt and
Epidemic Diseases.
TINE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
Il awful destruction of human life. caused hv
Sexual diseases, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, to open Dispensary for the
treatment of this class of diseases. in all their
forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS
to all who apply by letter, with a descrintion of
their condition. (age occupation, habits of life &c
and In cases of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
The Directors of the Association. in their Annu-
al Report express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors of their
Surgeon IN the cure of Spermatorrhoa. Seminal
Weakness, Gonorrhea, elect. Syphilis. the vice Of
Onanlsm or Self Abuse Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder, &c. and order continuance of the
same plan for the ensuing year.
AN admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or
Seminar weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mastur-
BATON, or Seif-abuse, and other diseases of the
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
sent by mail Tin sealed envelopel, FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for
postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. ]. Skill
LIN HOUGHION, Acting Surgeon, Howard As
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
d. june9-7y1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23

We have known farmers who were
liberal in laying in good supply OF
implements, or farming utensils, but
were unwise i'm the use and treatment
of them. They would have no house
or shelter in which to deposit them
when not in use, you might find a
plough here, and hoe there, exposed
to all the injurious influences of the
weather, and never thought of or cared
for until wanted again. Then consid-
cradle time would be wasted in the
search, and when found were not only
out of order but very much injured by
their exposure. The result of this is,
besides the unnecessary waste of time
the instrument will last but half as long,
and then the expense of furnishing new
ones is no small item. Who does not
see that this will be considerable drain
on the income.
Every farmer who expects to sue
coed must take care of his earnings.
Let nothing 60 to waste or be unnec-
essarily exposed to injury. Be careful
even of small matters, for, as the saying
is. "Take care of the pence and the
pounds will take care of themselves
Every farmer should have a shop OF
shelter for his tools, and when not in
use should see that they are in their
proper place. He should remember
the old saying, " A place for everything
and everything in its place." The OBJ
servance of this rule may seem to be o
little moment, but rest assured it viii
amount to much in a year, and very
much in e.-Indiana Farmer
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23

BOILED FLANK, TO EAT CoLD.-Take
a piece of flank of beef, six or eiph,
inches wide, and as long as you can
cut it; sprinkle salt over it. and let it
stand twenty four hours; then prepare
stuffing, the same 40 for turkey or
chicken, aud spread over it; then roll
it mp very tight, and tie piece of cloth
all over it, and boil it six hours; when
you take it up, lay it between two
boards to drain, and put weight upon
it, till Il is cold. 1t will then cut up in
beautiful slices.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23
How TO PRorEcr FuRs FROM


How TO PROTECT FURs FROM
MoTHs. The largest emporium for
furs, is doubles, Moscow; and appro-
pos of the last named city, we see it
stated by one who was present at the
first Worlds Fair in London, in 1851,
when furs from Moscow for the exhibit
ton were being unrolled, he observed
that each contained a swans quill, one
end of which was lightly corked. On
inquiring of the Russian gentleman
who had the furs in charge, he was in
formed that the quilts contained liquid
quicksilver, and were certain proven
tive of the attacks of moths.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23
The Democrats Address to Douglas.
lStolen from Miss Moloch. !

Coald We come back TO me, Douglas, Douglas.
In the old likeness that knew,
fwould be SO faithful, so loving Douglas,
Douglas, Douglas, tender and true.
Never sorrowful word should grieve We,
I'd smile on We sweet as the angels do
Sweet as your smile on me shone ever,
Douglas, Douglas. tender and true.
., to call back the days that are mott
Ny eyes were blinded and your words were few
Do you know the truth now mp in Heaven,
Douglas, Douglas, tender and true?
Inever was worthy of you, Douglas;
Not half so worthy the like Of you;
Now all men besides seem to me like shadows
love yoa, Douglas, tender and true.
Stretch out your hand to me. Douglas, Douglas,
Drop forgiveness from heaven like dew;
As lay my heart on your dead heart, Douglas,
Douglas, Douglas, tender and true.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23

FoR CURING SCRATCHES IN HORSES.
Take some lamp-oil and mix it with
a little white lead, till the oil becomes
of a straw color. Wash the legs per-
fectly clean and rub them dry. Then
apply the mixture and rub it well on
the affected parts. BY doing this three
or four times the horse will be cured.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23

To CURE HORSE DIsTEMPER.-Take
a small paddle and get on it as much
tar as it will hold open the horses
mouth and get what tar you can into it.
BY doing this few times the horse
will commence improving. 1t will also
prevent other horses taking the dis
ease.-Rustic,ts, in Valley Farmer.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23
Take Notice.

VXTHEREAS. Stiles Hotchk1ss did in December
w 1889 forcibly turned me out of his house
without cause or provocation therefore, caution
any one of believing any lies that he may say about
me, and as for my getting trusted on his account
thar would be impossible, withoursnotice. for am
ready to prove that be could not get trusted to a
pound of coffee beit re he advertised me, and more
than that have took IN sewing, and paid more foF
bread than he has for the last year.
Mrs. A. q. S. HOTCHKISS.
February, I'd, 1860
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Cheaper Than Ever.

AM anxious to close out the balance of nv
4 present Stock of WALL PAPER, WINDOW
DC, to make room for a large and
vail s assortment Of the same class of goods
WHICH viii De on early next spring. And for this
purpose nave put my paper down to prices lust
covering cost and transportation.
A. N. AWARD.
Dowagiac, November Cd, 1859.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

Benecolnt Institution established bv special I'm.
document for the Relief of tie SICK and Dis
tressed, afflicted acith DiyUEent and
Epsdenaic Diseases.