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Tie follyxine iufxmat ion on this
import ant topic ID conIri butel to TIC
American Farmer BY John Wilkinson,
and viii b found very uses ~ ~ i'afn
a cis,esn d he dimensions which
| shall describe will hold one thons
and gallons, will cost tut eight dol,
l.r. aud is capacity may b doubled
for icss than my pr cent additional
.,os, Opc III his size VIII BE- Found
sutlic eat ior faru crs les genera :
~ and will insure sofI water, which
!. rare IN wells. Tic following. are
the directions for eNcavstIng cisrerns;
Stake and line ont plat near me
building eighsby ten feet. excayafe
this one ioor ii depth, then set In
lines in eighteen inches on all sides,
them excavafe all within the lines, q
FIVE " seven feet, I . the depth Of fonr-
teen fectin thc middle, making the
mildle level some nine inches II
width. sloping the banks on Al tn
sdcs and ends to the lines last placed
which will make a section Of the pi
either way " shaped, exceptthat min
inches az the bottom will be level. II
digging the banks use care not e as
turb the SOL not thrown out. Whe'
the digging is completed plaster tn
bottom. the level part, with = goo
coat Of cement mortar. and place
board on it to stand on 20 DO the oa
ance ofths work, cntting the beard !
two equal parts before laying Il ontll
mortar. This demo, plaster the. entil
surface on the ground to the lines "a
named. then remove one1half q II
board and stand on the balance, ar
build TOUR inch brick wall across Il
pit. about In the middle, laying Il
bricks. which should be soR, (comme
salmon brickJ in cement, but plasse
inc neither side. Lay the wallto q
line then remove the balance Of Z
hoard. and put . coat Of mortar whe
Il Law. The cisternis now comple'
save the covering: this may DC DO
by laying plank over the whole oe
ding. then on the surface Of the \
excavation in mortar, or splitting e
from tie woods and lay Ing them 7
side down. and closing the joints v
mortar. The pump pipe should
laid into one end, and the leader p
from the house gutter laid into
...-uu~~-~~J This q
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CrRE ros Hoo CIR olxEA- Prof y.
b. Turner, Of Illinois, has used for
two years arecipe for hog cholera with
uniform success. Others who have
tried il have bad the same results Il
= T n eifrrecy6f.ashts, 4 pounds Of
saIt, | pound Of black anthony, 2
pounds o. copperas, pound Of sui
phur, one fourth pound OF saltpcter.
Pound the ingredients fine and mix
them well, and keep them constantly
ina trough Wy itscli, and each hog
will cat What he needs Of the medi,
cine from day to day. If prcdisposed
to cholers they will eat il much NOR,
freely than il who'll y we'll, and at sucl
times theexpense " al BE- considerable
Ifthsough any causes hog gets dow
pour down him, or induce him :
drink in slops, one gill Of coal oil Pc
day till he dies or recovers.
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QUARTERLY MIN ~ " Theu'VWss
ruE SPRING SrMnER CONTAINS
TuREELARGE AND SPLENDID
FASHION PLATES,
THREE PUBLISHED PATTERNS.
Comprising the Lates, Paris ssyles =
Sleeve, Child's Apron; and the Ladies
New Spring Walking Coat,
lTose,h<r with nearly 100 Engssvinss 81 ~
the novelties Tor
Spring Bonnes. CIosks. Trimnisss.
Childrens Dresses, Etc. and
Valuable information to Millners. Dssss
Maker. Mothers, snd Lsdies generally. pre-
l.eplinc the largest snd best Psshion Asgs-
xne in the Word, pubished 10 Bsssswey'
and sold everywher q IS cents. o. sent y
mail nos, Tree. on receipt Of the smevas'
Yearly 81 with the following vsIsse's pre-
MUM. ~.
Each yearly subscriber will b essis'ss -
4 The SELECTION Of so cents worth OF plain ps''
,erns. from the deeiess ~ the book. o. hse
I,he show rooms. OF they may be ssdesed 80
sen, By mail any time during The yssf' y
%, ing the postage.
Splendid Inducements g Canvascsrs
SPRING NO. NOW kEhDS.
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rHSHIOyADLE TAILOR,

Lawrence street, next door 70 uh'on iio's''
JASPER, IND.
\. OFFERS his services 10 the pubic
10 attend to all the branches o. taiio'-
II ing, end will be thsnkfui tor sna'e
n patronage. He guarantees oil h's worS
10 BE done in the best style. lie mas
anal stoct OF choice goods, which ne vii
make 10 cheap for cash. Cutting done o.
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N GOOD supply o. Justices D Ianks con-
N stan,ly on hand and Tor sale low a. IN
COURIER OFFICE.
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Township Mcettmg NOTICE..
~ Office il hereby given that the under.
~ signed Township Trustee o. Bainbridge
Tow nship, Dubois County, will attend On
|,he last Saturday Of every month. q me
Library room II the Court House, 10 Jasper.
|be,w cen The hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and
O'Clock. r. M for the purpose Of sttsnd'
ling 10 the township business and ne ropes
Lii b aving such business VII sucno :. those
times. MATTHIAS
May 3. 1863 SIN.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS CoUb1Is
M#NNM EWM- N#MMfX IVA &
Ciesk-lIEsRv a. HoLTnAUo.
Auditor-JoHH MEHRsrSEa.
Tssssurer-THEopoRE 6oHDEsnAno'
Rscordss Ls1scnGs.
ShesiIf--JonH WnEEL.
Coroner -CaARLEs Klaus. .,.
Surveyors. WiLLiAns.
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NJ n. paws. ~ x4 M
oyr,cras o. sAIusnrDeE rewssnss.
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Tsussse-M. Keeles.
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sALRs ar AUCTIOH.

u II. LUDLOW, AUOrIoNR1R. -syPERD BOSE.
L. wood and buhl Funisure paper @scss sna
from rsri: lbeing premium Furniture from re Csys,ai
ra.cs exhibition IN our md tie basnss made % ords.
sqcon on WEDNESDAY, February e isss a. II o'clock
NJ ~ No. b7 Fifth and No. 80 BROADWAY, near
Twenty the of tho elegant mansion
the northwest corner Of Fifth avenue and Thryfourh
consisting 70 part OF deliberately carved Rosewood Paror
Suits In figured crimson and drsb satin brocade;
Paris buhi Centre and Gard Tabes Cabinet Escoire ee
gany carved rosewood Centre Tables and Eagcres Sta
ry marble TOPS rosewood Suits, In velvet tapestry richly
carved rosewood bookcase carved walnut Library Suit in
crotch OAK library double Desk and Tables solid oak Chairs
IN psh carved solid rosewood and mahoeany French Bed
seads Amoire a-Glace, Dressing BUR- WashstandB
Toilet Tables Spring Beds PAiassss Hair Mattresses Bot
sters and Pillows solid mahogany Extension Tables Sofas
Chairs and Rockers, In haircoth. Also. superb paper
case Piano ore made BY 0rovesten exhibited at the
Crystal Palace; three Pianofores
Chickerng Bradbury makers; Suits Of enamsled Bed
ply and Ingram Carpets Ocoths Gas Chandeliers num-
per OF superior Engayngs on Paintings, &C. The furni
inst. " - -
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CCRAHfON COAL AT AUCTION.
~ Osncx or rux DBLAwAnx LAoKAvAMA AHD WEsrnnn
RAILROAD Co, 80 william street. I
Y0nH \

RAILROAD Co., s. William street.
NHw Y01K, Feb. l6 1883.
Tho miners having resumed work the sale OF coal ct public
sucton by the Board Of Managers for the 2Sd
70h day Of February. 1888 Il o'clock M At the
used ~ the Merchants Exchange Nos and Is Exchange
place. corner Of William street, SIMEON DRAPER, Auc
toneer q which time and place they will oncr for sale
$1,000 TON OF FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL
embrgcing all the and deliverable at their depot
Ezsbethport n j. after the LIST Of March next They viii
such auction sales about the 10th Of each month
The sale will be positive Each lot put up will be sold to
the highest bidder bids in form whatever being
made for account OF behalf Of the company
Fifty cents In bankable funds 10 be paid al the
time and place Of SALE and the balance In like funds
ceivns the order for the coal which must be called for
thirty days from the day of SALE uness NAVIGATION 10 OBJ
structed Buyers who wish, however, have add
onal thirty days for taking the delivery of their purchases
by making further deposit of fy per within the
ten days above specified Interest," At cent
will in such be charged the balance from the time
ton to the Of stocking the coaboh be
paid on delivery Of order. -
The other conditions sale will be subsant tally those
hitherto accepted by all purchasers by private contract Of
coal delivered ct Elzabehport, 70 far a. applicable. The
coal will be delivered direct from the their arrival
stock These conditions will be modified meet the
or ocean steamers whose cannot be definitely 6xed
With reliable avenue from the Lackawanna and Wyon-
ing valleys dewater every In the (Sun-
days exceptsd requiring but II hours for the transit OF the
trains the advantages Of such sales and superior
don in which the coal will be delivered 90 apparent
they cannot doubt this mode Of selling will commend itself
TO the favorable consideration Of both the trade and
sumers, whose cooperation Is RESPECTFULLY invited.
@. r.. ROBERT, President.
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HENRY H. LEEDS 1 CO. AUCTIONEERs.
u GREAT SALE or PICTURES, INTERNATIONAL

HENRY H. LEEDS co. will sell at auction, on Thurs
day. 26th and Friday Nh at " O'Clock each evening, at
the old Dusseldorf Gallery Ss Broadway. Great sale OF
picturcs international Art Institution comprising works
Of the highest order Of art Of the Dusseldorf Mnch Ores
den and other schools. consigned to william Auermaun
the corner Of broadway and Fourth street. Th collection,
now presented To- the public s OF the and most
valuable exhibited In this country Among these
works specimens by Hasencever Carl Hubncr Jacobs
Grun. Schrsder Eschke Achenbsch Selnbruck bchiesn
ger 0rund Martin, Lichtenberger. Lachenwitx. Pulen
Sonderand Scheuren Huntznger, Hiilmacher Also. fne
examples BY the French school by Monvosin uiee Bon
henr De- Jonhge DE- Dreux, Tanneur Lanfant do
Meta Pecrus Couturier. Dupre, jules Caon. Breton.
Roster aud others Also Of the schools OF Holland and
belgium. by Koek Koek z verboeckhoven, Robbie. Ten
kAre De Vylder, Diloes, Ruyter, De Bylandt Madame
Ronner. Carous Plumo Woutermartens, Quineaux, Yer
wees &C. together with fine examples OF the English
schools by Shayer, Pyne, HILL Williams Beatte, Adams,
Barland and others Of equal celebrity Included In this col
bodt, taken from life by Professor SchrHder. which SO
pleased the that he addressed Mr. Auemann
the following letter. the original OF which may be at the
gallery -
Shallow should not be moved, my dear Mr. Auier-
by all the Kindness and honor shown 10 In the
United States Of America NY portrait by great hisor
cal painter Professor Schrader combines in the happiest
and the most aborious technicaly. ~
Considering the increasing good will bestowed in
your country, hope that the Of dear friend Will
lind favor in your exhibition
Please because of my pararcha age durch men
Uralter), the ileGibiity OF these lines.
remain. dear SIR
BERLIN, November 1885,
The above collection Is now omen exhibition free
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hola Fnrniiur~ q auction--A JouRNEAY will sell
kuctou Friday February a. l0S O'Clock At rs wa
FEY place. sixth avenue the enire contents OF Toe
Arm Chair. IN haircoth; Pier and Centre Tables MIR
= mahogany and walnut French Bedsteads. Wsrdrohes
I Uusk and Hair Matigesses Boosters and Piiows
Sukrts OAK Extension Tables, Dining Chairs Lace Cur
- Window shades, Gas Chandeliers. Bruss~x ana
rrain Cariets Ocloths, China and Glassware and To-.
Sher with Kitchen Utensils with which the sale viii com
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
VI ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SUPERB ROSEWOOD pTAN0EORTE

This day. at II O'Clock, at store l4 broadway, very
large And well selected stock OF fine Furniture consisting OF
Paror Suits covered in brocade brocate plush reps and
hnircloth rosewood, black walnut. oak and mahogany
Room Suits rosewood Etageres Secrearies Wsrdrobes
and Fancy Tables Lounges Easy Chairs Hall Furniture
wood Pianoforte 7 octave finished all round, nearly
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g HERMAN 4 co. AucTIoNEERs WILL SELL, ON
-. Tbnrsdsy February 2c 81 I0 O'Clock the contents
ne store No lf3 Slrh street 81 Pl,stsr I'D psr.
Tnares and fgures honlds Hal sooks Psrlor ss.
p3slive.
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UCrIOx NOTICE.
UCTI0H NOTICE.
vM. n. HOLLINGsHEAD, AUCTIoNEER.
BY CHARLES @. WARREN
STORE q CORTLANDT STREET.
EVERY FRIDAY. AT 10Y O'CLOCK.

CULAR AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
Exclusiyely for account of Cousigners.
By THE PACKAGE ONLY.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

AMlg II MILLER VIII. sRIL AT AUCTION ON
Saturday February d IA q u colock q Aercbants'
hse 81 r Il Celiins il three Distinct parcels See hs
cia advertisement In the Herad Il conceded that Il
sessea unsurpassed by auy other Other
fty In tbs country. For maps and further partcuars
bly, at the Auctioneers ONCE, No ~ Pine street.
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IVAN g. BAKER 4 CO. AUCTIONEERS.
EXECUTORS SALE.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

O
n ExECUTOR'S SALE.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
tings Statury many and costly works OF Art
and Articles of Yertu.
'UBLIC AUCTION, THIS DAY "wednesday, Feb. Is at
elegant residence Of DR. Phillip Ransom No. % West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
HALE COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK
n DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
9porb pnsewood SUITS covered with brOcade viz
atete Sofas, Arm Chairs 0ttomans Reception Chairs
ores Encognures, Cabinets Consoe Tables Secretaire
rcase Centre and Gard Table 8, adys Work Table, Ste
nope. with one hundred Views, Reclining Chair covered
tin extra large Manlel and Pier Mirrors velvet Car
bronze and ormou Chandeliers, embroidered Lace Cur.
Sevres and Dresden China Vases, Bronze Clock artis
ROSEw0oD SEVEN OCTAVE pIANoFoRTE.
fchst Instrument oeeed auction this carved
hndcase, solid pearl keys made TO order for Dr. Ram
by city makers fully guaranteed for three years. cost
months ago $500; rosewood Music Rack, Music Books
satin cover; Oil Paintings BY Legrand Cole, Inman,
fngton; two match Paintings BY Cole Holy Family BY
res Summer and Winter Fruit Piece, Blind Mans Buff
10 BY Seleros; also fine collection Of Cabinet Paint
eht from Paris: Hastand. rosewood and walnut Dress
bureaus Bedsteads, Armoire Glace, Wardrobes Table
nit en- suite, Hafrhd Spring Mattresses Feather Beds
kets Sheets, &c Sofa Chairs covered with satin Star
N, Ollcoth. Dining Room-Bufiet. Extension Table.
sChairs Lounges silver Oyster Tnreen, Caster SAvers
20 Urn, Dinner and Tea Service Toast Rack Spoons,
-, Knives. Napkin Rings, Ice Pitcher Covered Dishes,
. handle Table Cutlery, French China Dinner and Tea
elegant sets OF Crystal and Ruby Glass Decantep Cob
Numbers Wines Fruit and CELERY Stands Table Linen.
ment and Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive. without
J. r. HUNGERFoRD, Apx....
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1T; HrugIN.eyENREoRD 1PE.ecu.or..
cTION NOTICE-PEREMPrORY SALE TO CLOSE
AN ESTATE.
n n A Il

Z MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
y FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS
JPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIAN0FORTE,
SILVER PLATE, &C.. &C.,
This dav wednesday,, Feb. rs,
private residence No. 28 West Fourteenth street,
Eighth avenue
|, Commencing at eleven O clock A. NJ.
sale comprises the entire contents of the house. The
mt Paror Furniture made TO order and Ia In solid
wood. The whole will be sold to the highest bidder
/. Offering extra Inducements to purchasers.
giant rosewood octave Panoforte with all modern
bve ents overstrung bass pearl keys cost $780, rich
Wood Stool covered In satin. and embroidered Cover
elegant full suits of rosewood Parlor Furniture, In
,rocade and satin; rosewood Etageres splendid and
aiou OF rare Paintings, rosewood Turkish and Easy
in fine reps; rosewood Centre and Side marble top
d. richly carved.
amber Suits, In rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
Bedst1ads, Washstands. Sofa Beds, In fine haircoth
Hair Mattresses, from 10 10 30 pounds made to
m excellent condition.
hing Room Furniture, consisting OF fine oak Extension
d oak Arm Chairs, Silver Ware rich China, ivory and
Cf tcry, Forks, Spoons &C., with heavy cut and
I'd Glassware OF every description. No postponement
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BURKE 4 CO. AUcTIoNEERs, OFFICE NO. 8
u Green witch avenue, win sell on FRIDAY, xth inst,
q O'Clock the Stock Fixtures Horse WAGON and Route
oil established wholesale aud retail Kerosene Lamp
and FLUID store 1N Centre street WIN be sold TO suit
trade and families N net sold together Dealers and
oilers, attend. Here Is q chance 10 MAKE fortune
MARIN STOCK AND UTENSILS AT AuCrIoN-wfLL
be sold ., public sale on wsanssdsy. As, as At u
and ccnpiea ~ the undersigned. situated on
Is Jamaica and Hemp-,ead plank road, one mile
kss ~ the village Of Jamaca, near the toll gate,
"a about four hundred yards from the willow Tree station
pr Island Railroad Contains about fourteen of
liable land In nrss rae condition dwelling house, barn,
<romes mower. poushx haysssk d. This 10 convenient
ins daily stop the Willow Trke sasou whicn s b ons
ride from New York and there II also hourly
Cyo remain during the pleasure o. The purchaser
Ealn leaves james slip ferry and Thirty fourth street
5ry al A. NJ, for Willow Tree station Long island Raj.
kaS- Ok0. II. SIXTH.
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IJENRY D. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE. MINER
will SELL at auction, Thursday February
21 at I0% ocok the private residence In Leerts street.
near Chsson avenue Brooklyn; general assortment or
stenway Co, consisting OF rosewood Parlor Suits,
Eagere and Tables Brussels Ingram Carpets Curtains
mahogany oak and enameled Bedroom Suits oak Exten
sion Table and Chairs mahogany Sofas Chairs wardrobcs
and Hair Mattresses, Pillows and Bolst6rs, OIL
cloths stair Carpets and Rods China Dinner and Tea Se
Kitchen Utensils, &c. Also rosewood octave Piano.
made by Steinway, of very superior tone and finish
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NEW YORK, nARtKn AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
wINIER AERAhGENENT.

FOR Albany, 70 20 ~. HIprsss Mai Trsin from Twenty
ror al l0cal lralns aee fre TAbfe
- John RCRcHfLL, Superintendent
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CHERIrY's sALE.-coRSIcEs &C.
- IN CONTINUATION.

CHERIrY's sALE.-C0RNfCEs &C.
~ IN CONTINtAFIONs
r. FArRCrIrLD. auctoneer VIII sell ~ the sassroom
us Nassau street ON Thursday Fernay 2 81 0 O'Clock.
the balance OF Tho Of Corns Curtain Bands Loops
Cord &C, ming the sale of the 1Tth inst Aso
for account Of fosmsr purchaser gooiunemcd from the
Also, lot o. white Goods zone slightly damaged By
water consisting q tine Cambria Handteh Plain and
Sped yecouets Ed6inna 1nsrrtsngs Jsconet and Muslin
Collars. Lnfsnts ColArs and other Embroideries
Also, Store rfxurss. Countera Show Cases. loo empty
JOHN KELLY, late SHERIFF
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the CATALOGUE FOR THE SALE OF
FRIDAY. FEB. a. WILL INCLUDE

fPLES AND DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES.
BOOTS AND SHOES S oP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-25

G HERMAN CO., AUCTIONEER6-wILL SELL
-: this day. Feb. 20 a. IS Bowery, at l0k O'Clock ey
casks Of Cognac Oard and Rochelle Brandy 50 casks Bour
bon Monongahela aud Scotch whskey; Port Sherry and
MADEIRA Wine casks Of Rhine and Care Wne 40
and baskets Champagne Is pipes and casks Gin and
Rum; Segars, Tobacco, Desks, Chairs &c.
G HERMAN 4 co, AUcTIONEERs, WILL SELL THIS
y. day wednesday, February rs u O'Clock the entire
Stock o. the Crockery and Lamp l12 Division street,
Lamps OIL Cans Shelving Fixtures &C. To be sold In
lots to suit the trade.
G HERMAN 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERS. WILL SELL
-. this day at II o'clock at Is Bowery is casks Brandy
In public store sold TO storage and expenses also
ot Of Segags. Tobacco, Groceries, DC Sale positive.
GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- The undersigned is prepared 10 give
special attention to the selling
of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
the
residences Of families
Also outdoor sales
A. JOURNEAY, Auctioneer.
No. Pine street.