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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30


Water stocks, Issued account of introducing
into Tie city and distributing the SO $4,000 90
msi eri aud improvement. Of the same. scsos7i %
Fire Indemnity stocks. issued Tor payment 81
isS !" oy"s - D. sm7o 90
hnkifng work house Blackw,lis Island, 10000 %
Real Estate bonds, Issued IN astlenrnt With
and n paymen, Tor Ior, ansevoo,t pIo.,y iiou 90
stGks tor dock and slips issued Tor rebuilding
aud repair NC public docks and slrs.s.t,.. bUWO 70
ard iandins so"sng deb. IN $50 I74sooo %
ru2i lducaiIon stock, issued Tor payment 81
deht OF Puic School society ......4....... Ia UW u
Public Build ng stock, issued on account Of the -
erection ~ public building lW,UU W
~ ck for Rebuilding TnmrkiBs Market, issued
Ta,is s.o 'D'''e' 'o' 'eo'"s 5000
Volunteer soldiers FAMILY AID md bonds, IL.
S Ssd In NJ sNs states a"s s oa.' 100000
Volunteer Soldiers tonniy Fund Repempton
honda issued for redemption Of Ike amount
Ter S' soi .9r 'ou".e. 10000 %
Of e"iircsio" Of lax o. 1854 ,'.'.' 1ocso %
Street Improvement Fund Bonds issued % pay
contraeto's for improving tue streets 10 an
taerror. ic92 100 90
the coileeton o. assess men,s ,hessior 10000 90
Total amount Of city debt December ~ 1854
Harlem Bridge Bonds, issmd lar ersctinqa
phase aeivns Harlem river ~ AcComBs dam e200p %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30

yVANrED-To PURCHASE OR CHARTER A PRO,
w plIer IN A No orirr to on III. Yuis or Jam-a
river, Va AdLIoss A. Beach, iS3 west street. New yoh
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21

:
A contract has been let for the cree.
ton Of church edi6ce al 0laihe. Ks.
an institution says the Asrros which
ue have been sadly 10 need Of these
many days Tile editor Of the
Mirror had presented 10 him sweet
pumpkin measuring Eve feet four inch
es in circumference. weighing eighty
pounds. Hard 10 beat.
Five horse.thieves were arrested IL st
week at Council Grove, aud are nov 10
custody there. r.
An artesian well 10 being bored in
Brown Co. 1t has reached depth OF
ITS feet. The Original object was to
find. salt. but it is said the prospect for
oil is good. = 5s tKr
Next Thursday sale Of 1000 Gov
ernment horses will commence At Fl.
Leavenworth. to continue daily until oil
sre sold.
A new paper is to be started al To-
peka by Ward Barliogame. the FRS,
number to be issued 10 November. Sue.
cess TO the enterprise.
The Conservative advocates the estab.
lishment Of sys stem ofcity railways te
coun.et with South Leavenworth. the
Fort and Cincinnati. II would undoubt'
edly be great convenience. and Z
profitable undertaking for some one.
The Committee appointed BY the
President to re-examine the U. P. r
r. prior to any advancement Of fand'
by the Government. left Kansas City
on Saturday in the performance of iha
duty.
The Lawrence Journal says that ,
firm in that city has taxed . eoutrac
70 supply certain Iudian tribes with i.
200 piows. 900 stirring and 600 shove
lcc!aws.
The population Of Doniphan Co. b!
q recent census .is 8. .472.
The Claims presented to the Miliiar!
Commission at Topeka amount TO tw'
million dollars. 1t is intended 10 Ia,
them before Congress. and il possible
get an appropriation TO pay Them.
The Emporia News complains Of sh'
grea, irregula'i,y Of the mails in South
ern Kansas. Wonder when they eve
was regular iu Ksnsas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21


LEAvENwoRrH Co. FAIR.-The Leav-
enworsh County Agricultural Society
has issued in pamphlet form "List Of
Premiums and Regulations" for their
iirst annual Fair. which will be held on
the 24.h. 25.h and Goth inst. (in our
issue Of isst week these da tes we're 10
correct at Lsavep wor th. The lis. em.
braces good variety in all the depart
menls Of agriculture, the 6ne arts. DC,
and the premiums offered are ample.
Each day Of the F air there will b. ex-
hibision Of riding or driving. also public
sales Of Stock. DC. We wish it suc-
cess.
We are under obligations to the geo.
slerhanly Secretary Of the Society. s. J.
Darrah. for Complimentary ticket.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21

r. Some persons are very boas'ful
Of what they will do for the poor soldier
and pirate Of how much these heroes
deserve at the hands Of their country.
men. and ye. will hold on to good. h'
Offices, (bie pay and little work which
they could at any time resign into the
hands Of some Of the hundreds Of poor
soldiers they SO greatly cem@issra,e,
Let oil such praiers ''provs their faith
by their work." OF cease to preach
themselves % the soldiers dear friend.
Soldiers are not fools, neither are they
blind, aud they can see through such
stuff at glance. The 6imsy veil ol
hypocrisy too thin TO cover the shame
Of such pretenses, and soldiers - veil
IS citizens can see what lies 10 the
"whited sePulchres."
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21

= lifetime Of purpose. education. preja.
dice. and even hstred and malice. will
yield to . few months Of schooling in
adversely; but the history Of man Is SO
full Of instances where returning pros
perity AMI power restored The old evils.
that We are not willing to take repent.
an. rebels Of 80 violent type on 90 short
. probation. Let them "bring forth
fruits meet for repentance" before they
claim absolution for their many aud
dark -hued crimes.
s. Let power never fall into the hands
Of the old masters uotil their recent
slaves are secured from their domina-
sion beyond a peradventure. This is q
plain proposition. Promises will not do
to rely upon. Acts must here tell; and
the broken chains Of slavery must never
be mended or forged again. either in The
old reality or under some new guise.
We might add other important points
to be secured: but these. with their ne
cessary conconi:ants Of free speech.
free press. free schools and free gospel
will probably secure all tha. good mer
will feel like insisting upon. Whatever
is necessary to secure these ends mus
be demanded, and the demands mus
be yielded.
| We want government that will b
stable; tha, will be uni. in its institu
tions. and not a prey to two antagonisti
orders Of socieiy-a government tha
will protect the rights Of oil classes. ant
The humblest citizen over whom the ia,
shall float: and beneath whose benig'
sway all may feel safety. security. pro
lection. This is The reconstruction sha
is needed; and nothing short Of it vii
answer the purpose.
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Tar Nrw EsA is The title Of . pape

TaE New ERA 10 the title Of paper
recently started as Leeomp,on. Kansas.
several numbsrs Of Which have reached
". and which. 10 the press OF other
matters. We forgot 10 notice before. Ii
is neatly p,iaied. we'll odised. steers free
Of politic.. and is devoted 10 lilsrsiure,
agriculture. news and miscellaneous
reading. ). Weaver. publisher and
editor. We wish him success. He
gets up . spicy sheet.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21
The Convention.

AS We expected. the soldiers did not
respond to the call Of the politicians.
and become the lickspitlles Of dema-
gogues on Saturday. T~o Office. seek
ers aud two OF three soldiers were al
that came up. The show was too
poor, and there Was no attempt to or
ganize. But the same kind Of an IRE.
sponsible call was made for another
convention to meet at Osaw zee on Sat.
urday Of next week. This is but q con.
,inuatiou u the same trick. The sol
Iiers do no, make the call; il is bani.
lilg wi.hou: any responsible father: and
the self-respect Of the soldiers will com
pei them to treat the thing with the con-
temp, they have heretofore shown il. II
is 40 insult 10 them; to their honesty
TO their good sense; ~ il they canno'
get up their own conventions and issue
their own calls if they wish to-
We have no doubt the soldiers will
spit upon any such contemplate trick
cry and let the miserable wire. worker.
pull the strings .'alone in their glory.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21
PROCLAMATION

I HORACE GIBBS, Shsri6 Of JeSersos County
IL State Of Kansas. lin pussuasce Of law, do hereby
proclaim aud make known To the qualified election
Of said County thata general election viii be held
in said County on IuEsBAv. NovsnsER Ia. ID. 1855
for the selection Of the following ohccSs, 10 wit:
One Representative TO the Legislature iOr the 10Th
District, comprising The Townshps Of Osksloosa and
ye6srson. one Representative To the Legislature
Tor the 30th district, comprising the Townships oi
Gnsh0ppeS Palls and Rock Creek one Represent-
alive 10 the leGislsture for the 2lst District
psising the Tow nships Of Osav kee, Kaw. Kentucky
and SaIcoxie; QUO Shend, ono Corner, 3ne Coun
Deeds, esc County Surveyor, one County Assnssor,
one Probate Judge to OH vacancy, asd three Cous.
y Commissioner, ono f0r the arst District, cOmpri-
ssg The T0wnships Of Oskaloosa, Sascoxis and
Kentucky: one for NE second District, comprisine
the Townships Of Osawkee. Kaw AMI Rock Creek,
and one for the thrd District, eompriainS tho Town.
shtps Of Gr.sshopper Falls and Jeeessoa.
Given under NY Aand thIs 7ih day Of October, A.
D. ICES. HORACE GIBBS.
as7.Aw shedG ss Jc6essoa Coassy, Kanssa
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21
Gen, sherman

Arrived a, Fl. Leavenworth on Mon
day last. A formal reception was given
him at Laing's Hall on Wednesday
evening. The Hall was crowded to its
utmost capacity. agreat many ladies
being present. Col. Vaughn introdvc.
ed the Gen.. who Was most enthusias.
,ically received. The war worn veter.
an addressed the audience Il. Q 6ne
speech which was listened 10 with in.
tense interest. He MAS followed b.
Col. Moonlight who made few appro
pirate remarks.
The Gen. went 10 Lawrence oo Thurs.
day where his reception was very fiat
tering.
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PRICE LIST .
NEW GOODS,
Just Received BY Coy Brothers.


A kRs0lssbls DismsGy.
AFuLl. GRAlx Of iodiUe in each eunea ef Wasee
Disslsed rita0xt Gb1sat!
GERS, Rheumatism, Cpnsunpdon, asd many
Chronic Ard Hereditary Dissa&a are cured "
iis use, - thousands cas tsssify. Ciscaiar- cent
free. Price per bottle q @. q foe $5co.
q Ds. II. ANDRES 4 O. ~Phvicisss and ~ n''
isss, 43S Broadway, New Yosk.
Ssld BY rFuegiseo asossally. 2s5 i'm
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21

The editor expects to be in Ohio bs
fore this paragraph reaches bis readers
During his temporary absence. whicl
will be but few weeks. he leaves the
Office in the care aud under the man.
agement of q returned soldier. who il
competent for the place. snd We have
doubt will render satisfaction to oil.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21

r. We understand that one Of this
county il sspi,ing for gnbssnatorisl
honors. Why not Jefferson county fur.
pisi a Governor ~ we'll as any "'her!
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-21

Also, that will, in person or By Deputy. he
IN att ndanee At the u.u~l place Of holding elec-
sions in each Township on the following dsvs
aud dates for the purpose Of receiving said Tag
tO-wit:
Jefferson Township Nov sth and orb. 1855.
Grasshopper Falls. 10th and IL b
Rock Creek 18th
Osawkee l4,h
Kaw 18Th
Kentucky, 18th
Sarcoxie, l7h
And after that date at my office in Oskalo, ss
TOwnship.
Given under nv hand and seal, this 81 day
Of October, A. d. 1865
S. C. GEPHART.
Treasurer Of Jelfsr On Co.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07

THE SECRETARY OF WAR IN TIGHT
PLACE In abiding to the mastering out
of superfUous generals of the United
States army. the special correspondent Of
the CINCINNATI Enquirer says:
There is much difficulty in deciding if
the super abundance still in service shall
be retained. 1t is suggested the reason
why Mai. Gen. Buffers often rendered
resignation is not accepted, is to keep him
silent upon certain points, which, If dl-
vulged, would render the autocrat of the
War Department almost odious In all
civilized c0mmnnities.
1t is alleged that Butler has it in his
power to produce proofs to sustain the
charges made by Montgomery Blair, that
every Federal prisoner in the South might
easily have been exchanged and brought
home if it had not been for the direct in
reference of the Sc cretary of War to stop
and prevent the exchange, simply for the
reason that our men when exchanged
would mostly be out of service, while
every Confederate prisoner sent back
would be Immediately added to the ar
mics in the field.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07
SPRING Hill COLL-GE

yTNaIS Institution, well know in this and In inc
i na,Fhb boring States, had the good fortune to
oscs during the late war, unhurt AID unimpalred III
its efic. ancy. .., C--..,i,I .od
The pl y of studies comprises the commercial anu
the Classical .,5 A. s,rd- of thu
English, French Spanish and GermSn na Boop
Geography and History, OF armme'lo anu
keeping OF Algebra ind Geometry. ~. h..ro,s
The Classical course embraces besides the orancue
.b ,i"n,ioaed The I,at'n and Greek Languages
Rbetoric Natural and M nta Phil sophy. Chemistry
Astronomy aud the higher branches Of Mathematies
The age of ann ssion is from niue to htteen years
and no one can be admitted uness he knows how 10
read and write ~, r>r,y,r At
The next session will open on the Isl or "a
Der Il rms for the whole session (Whleh lSS'S
months) including board and tuition, Washing @ al
Fees and stationery -------------~ IN M
Entrance Fee
These teras are pay able in gold or its equlVaent
Yer fuTther particulars Apply to the President
& wing Hill College near Mobile; Ma. ,,u q
Ne, lad1m r. 6A0 Kr-Inr- = =. NJ
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07
NUMBER III.

our late struggle, let us look away to the
future which Is sure 10 be llIumined for
them with greater prosperity than has
ever before been known. The removal of
the monopoly of slave labor Is pledge
that these regions will be peopled by
numerous aud enterprising population,
which will vie with any in tine universe.
Here the line gave out.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07

=" III, HAj :, PauIding, Miss, and
w II. j. b. ~, Raleigh, Miss, AZ,
.'seva Al Law e citoTs in ChAncery, Pauiding
u. viii practice she courts of the 4th JUDICIAL
TTtstrict com8OseG counties Kinds, Rank in
Ssot Newton, S. nd Jasper, in the counties
% Tauderd4le, Clark and Wayne 9Th District
Also General Agents for the purchase and sale of
Lands redemption of Lands sold for axes, qaieting
tax titles g. g.. Address Paulding Miss, Raleigh
Ms Nov EST.
q EVANS, QUitman, Miss, 81 w. G..
- FORD, LAWRENCE JOHNSON,
meridian, Miss, Attorneys az Law, Meridian
Mi.s VIII practice ia al the Courts of this Ju-
dicja District ana of the counties of Kemper, Nox.
rbee Newton and Jasper in High Court of Errors
and Appeals Of Mi.sissppi, and the United States
Dstric Court viii also :ake business to be brought
before Court # Claims at ashington, ID. q.
Nov g4d3m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07
EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE SCHOOL
IN MERIDIAN, MISS.

.FACULTY.
EId J. B. Hamberlin, Principal and Teacher
n uantat and Moral Science, and Ancient Languages.
Mrs =. f. Ham berlin, Teacher in French.
A. H. Kirkland, Teacher in English
C,ur,a and HlgI er nlaIics.
MRS j. IL Robertson, Teacher in Music.
TT
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07
- H. y. MONIEAUE5
Il. RUSSELL New York
Mobile
k6tGSSCGO - IrnnIY Z

NO IA ST. FRANCIS ST. MOpiLD
COMMERCIAL Agents,
nal Esaate and Genera MonsT Real and
DuY AND SELL a.rt Com On .onns.isn ana ON their
Is Personal r. 'psf'S' - c...o,
oN n account. "a on consignmenss VI 0osNO-
cash advances ma N
wool and Naval Stores. Accounts made - an
o Go n the United States an g. Walsh Presiden.
Refer 10 j. Emanuel Noble Co. New orls.ps !.
Bank q E Mo01ss Mayor Mobile New York
no Hon New \ YORK John =. Hoys SO: Wendt, EsG
7. ward, Esq. New YORK ns png SW
New York.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07

The Escaut, of Antwerp, says: "The
Company of Steam Navigation between
Antwerp and New York is organized.
The capital of $50 0000 (E5, 000000) is
subscribed, and all measures have been
taken for commencing operations on an
early day"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Professional business Cards not to
iced five lines, viii be published in this
Tuu,u at the FaIe of three dollars uer
',sontb. or twenty-five dollars per annum,
=, he maid Invariably i'm advance
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07
REEER EN q Y s.:

RI EFF T. r. T. N Q e >:
Vicksburg -Jno. Rigoy g. Co. rsarson
New Orleans -peet, Simms 81 Co.; !. n ,...iss !.
q Co Henderson & Gaines; McNaii y
Demerrit s. Gillespie cmarn.
Jackson j shannon; Hon. Geo. A. aTnhoIa
Q. A. Brougber Secretary of State; JohI
state Treasurer; T. T. Swami, Auditor.
Nov. 2Od3m
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SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE,
A FIRST CLASS
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN

TVNUIS schoo is situated IL miles est of Snuquaak
| on the Nj g. o. K. r., in the section of Noxuoee
Ln,rvn as the Mountains" 1t invites attention TO
the following facts upon Which 1t relies for success
LIST 1t has passe thro ugh twelve consecutive years
without apy material suspension or a small class
ID IL has been patronized by Cniz MS, scholars
Senators Governors Generals, and has met their
expectations
Sd 1t has uniformly popular with all religious
denominations and objectionable TO zone.
4th 1t has ample buildings for teaching purposes
and room furnished for every t"o students, and
ZACH room fire place
5rb II has an able corps of teachers, who know
their duty and dichargelt .,
oh Ills owned by the Principal; and in Its man
s,gament and dis pne there are no fivided eounees
7tb II Is prepared 10 care for the sick !; out It's
lncation is 80 fortunate that disease rarely occurs
sb II urepares boys for the University or n them
for the p teal pursuits an social enjoyments OF
yirtu9us life :. ;,,.
The 26th Semi: Annual term begins on the lst Mon.
day of February 4e65.
TERMS:
For RoYrd Lodging ana Tuition for 20 weeks
Inavable always in advance -....Sl2a %
TSor Washing aud FueI.---- IL 1U
Nor Music Vocal and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ADDRESS sSCnre room, $500 = oru,rcr,
Ghoson p y. Ass IhOo o Gal hhluih
yNpr diff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02
n.y.. O. MCGUIRE L co., Asstioneers,

NY J. o. MCGUIRE l. CO., Azetioneers,
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASH CHICKERyNa
PIANO FCRTA H1CELLENT~ FURNITTRR
. CARPETS, CURTAINS, FEAEHBR BEDS. &c
On THU RSDAY MORNING, January 9Th. at 10
O'Clock, at the residence of Terrence Drury ESQ
399 Sixteenth street. between. and X strests wa
shall sell all his Furniture an3Hous hold Effects
comprisi3e-
Superior Rosewood Case ohickering Pisno Forte,
Covers and stools
Excellent WalDrt Parlor Suite in Fapoy Damast
Marble top. Cee:er and Fancy Tables
Velvet Reception Chairs, Clocks, Vases, and Or
na,nents
Walnut Wha.,st Bronze Chandeliers
Fancy DamasA and Lace Curtains
Brussels, Dhsee ply, and other Carpets
Hall 9ilclotA, Rstrack
Oak 1Mtensi0n Table, 0sah Dining Chairs
EilEer plassd Tea Set, Gastors, Gallery
Dinner U7ockery. Walters
Mahogany and Walnut Marbts.top Dressing Blu
Teaas and Washstands
Mahogany and Walnut Bsastesds, Wardrobes,
Rockers
Superior Feather Redsteads, Bolsters aud Pillows.
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Blank cts, Quilts, Go forts
Looking Glasses. Toilet Sets
Cooking Stoves, Parlor and Chamber Stoves
Large quantity of Tin Ware and other Kitchen
Utensils, &e.. DC.
At 10 O'Clock precisely
ere very superior Mich Cow.
Terms cash.
dec SO 10. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auets.
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DIE ID.

EOn Sunday, the LIST instant, alter q shert bat
painful illness, which was borne with humility,
such comes only from the heart trusting in God,
SAMUEL S. BLACK. in his 4sth year.
The friends Of the family iuvited to attend
tetween AZ and 9Th streets, Island, on Tuesday.
Sd instant, at O'Clock p. m.
On the I'd instant Mrs. ELIZA 8. BAKER, wife
of the late Albert j. X. Baker in the sixty fourth
year of her age
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
deBce, PAP 7th street, between and N, at ~
clock to- morrow afternoon. Friends of the
family invited to attend without further no.
tice.
At Nice, in France. December 8, 1864, of con-
sumption. Miss JENNIE K ROSS, aged 26 years,
eldest daughter of the late James Ross. NJ D, New
York city.
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SALE OF OMDEMNED HORSES.

QUARizsMAsTER GENRSAL's OFFICE,
FIRST Division. WAsHISGToN
December n. 1864
Will he sold, at public auction, ts the highest
bidder, At 6iesbOro, p. O., on
FRIDAY, December 80, 1854,
ONl HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES.
On FRIDAY, January 6, 1855.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned as un6t for
the Cavalry service OF the Army
For road ana farming purposes, many good bar.
gains may ee had.
Horses sold ain ely. Sale to commence at 10 q. N.
Terms cash In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division Quartermsstsr
Generals Office. dec q 81
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KY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctiones

REAL ESTATK SALE IN UNlONTOWN.
By virtue Of deed Of trust nom Edward Oar
peltsr and wife to me, dated December Eth. 1888
SEQ :, one of tbs land records Of Wsshinston coun
ty, and Disarict Of Columbia, viii sell by public
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF January. 1888, all
that piece or pare ell of ground situated in Upion
town, saia county and District, aud described on
the grouad pl.n Of seid pniontown IS Lots nnm-
the south side of kson street. s5 east from the
southeast corner formed By the intersection of
said jackson street and Pierce street running
thence eastwsrdly ~ feet, thence at right angles
southwardly 100 feet, thence at right angles west
wardiy ~ feet thence 81 right giles porthvardly
$50 feet, to the place of beginning. (The said Lots
3s2 6s and s64 being Contiguous are thus described
as one lot.D
Terms cash. The purchaser to pay for stamps
sad conveying; ana if the terms of sale are MT
srty TO be respd al the risk of the first
Fifty dollArs to bs eposited in the hands of the
off. NJ. THOMPSON. TSdstee.
de N-GaGds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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D STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
ID. YOUTH TO THE AGED!l
BIOkRENE,
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR,

This pre- paration is une qualled as a Rejuvenater
and Rettorer of wasted or inert functions.
The a ed Should be certain to make the 3iokrene
Household god, inasmuch as it will render them
them to live over again the days Of their pristine
Joy. 1t not only exhilarates but strengthens, and
is really Invaluable blessn g, especially to those
who have been reduced to q condition of ssrvility
SELF abuse misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No
matter what the cause of i'm potency of any human
organ this superb preparation will remove the
effect at once and forever.
BB0kRENE
CURES 1MPoTEECY. GENERAL DEBILITY. NERVOUS
1NCAPAt IrY. DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, Loss OF AP.
PETITE. Low SPIRITS, WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION, IMBECILITY, MENTAL 1NDoLRNCE
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFEoT UPON THE NER.
yOUs SYSTEM; and all who are In any way prostra-
ted by nervous disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure in this most excellent and uneaualled
PREPARATION.
Persons who. by imprudencs. have lost their
Acn' '"'o ~ '"' BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
ING. the OLD should give this valuable d discovery
trial; it will be found totally different from all
other articles for the same purposes.
TO FEMALES This preparation Is invaluable
in nervous weaknesses of all KINDS, as 1t will
store the wasted strength with wonderful perma-
nence.
In its use will renovste the stomach to degree of
perfect he alth and Danish Dyspepsia forever
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BIZ DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
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