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Circulate Dsmocrat.o Pspsrs.

RHeuiaie DfmocIatsc ktpsIo
We lon't kpov who il responsible
for the folio wing sensible rclnsrks. "a
we cnni them tloatinx around in our
exchanges without being credited to
their auti or We beg 70 call atten-
ton ot the Democracy to them:
The constant iteration oi the cry
''crculate Democratic papers." I" has.
we believe, done some good. Webc-'
lieve that more general convictions
nov exists among Democrats gene.
ally that il IL thsir duty to aid in cir.
Iculafing sound pspers. and In dis
conraglng ike circulation of unsound
oncs, than At anv former time But
We are also convinced that IN this re-
spect We are stilI sar behind our oppo-
nents. Tncy will rarely even tonch
or read Democratic paper, ami while
this is carrying bigotry too far. yet
Democratic often err in exactly the op-
poslte extreme. For some trihc they
viii be induced to subscribe for \
paper that will poison the minds of
their children, aud make them invet-
crate Abolitionists ( is 10 moro
than Justice to say that every man
who now publishes 4 Democratic Ia
per, docs a -clf.sacriticing work, aud.
taken As 4 class, We know of no trner
lor patriotic men than The Democratic
editors ot the Northern States. w
A. a body. they arc far in aivarcc
OF the politicians. who. ia many in
stances, are dead weights upon them.
We say. therefore. il there Is anv class
OF men who deserve we'll Of Democrats.
il 10. taken as a whole the Democrat
ic editors. We urge, therefore. that
Democrats generally, should try 10
understand the & fhcultics with which
their edtors labo", and when they SEQ
what advantages the. abolition press
have over them, they will feel like
taking hold and aiding them withma
terlal aid in their unequal fight. NJ,
As the New Ycarapproachcs systc-
matte efforts should be made 20 give
wide extension to the Democratic Jour
mails. Active democratic should con-
nvncc early making ont lists ,t those
sho ought to, aud probably viii, take
l(if called npon) sithcr d city or local
paper, or what il better. both. Let il
be the business 81 some one 10 see his
dem cratic neighbors, and urge upon
Them the necessity q sustaining their
papers, Democrats must b. dcntlv
lviilant, ID they womb psfpesustc
their principles and save republican
from complete overthrow.
and their children from the crushing
Taxation Of a moneved aristocracy,
and = monopolist's dcspotism!
Thats sound doctrin-
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6sskcHisu lsT scf4rruEss --lhe l.ie
msstsd N-nty inmAu. used ~ relate wish
imissuls ,fr, ! stcry IL snfiIiiers,e min
|i.re, ., li.- rrss, ~au enc n,ghi 81 class
ms~tiiiR M ,,,p,s,d 'hr ,olio~iar affecting
|rircnmstsncf: y, li,sie Wabash. sipcs.
~s- s.usvsiins siofg dne b youf grrs'
r.sr. sh. surrounded " ne deep iures'.
stopped ;, fuce shsn,y ty ~ law river
si6s-sh, snd there ivund paw family 10
|eress.s., sfii.csies'sh. EhSy Y ere all slck
heir Children we're sbivesing srd starving;
their hesde trowxy snd dirty. sd ~s- ~.
fcrmfd tnst ihcs had los, ,hslr tr- ,no,h
comb 81! Thev ~ss :gnorsni Of H.. 70 o.
pei. sDc d'dn't seem ~ care sbvn: i 'ilnrr;
fur when ] reAsonrd with ',n-sn. TIE W
msn ~ss al the u ne Ismeniiol Ne luss Il
her 6se-socsh cont-sh, 'iIsvr you The
Bibie 10 your eshinr ssid Ito her. Gays I-ah
says she, Yes. sheev Il IL. Up ,heer on il,e
rs,ch-slI.sh. p'inting ,oa narrow shelf over
The smoky fire piece. 3'bu. We do ~ otfen
iry Tor 70 reed into i,-sh; and ~e hain'l
s~sd sny oS't but osce't. vhen our liiIe
Bill died ~iab The sger. for tew months
shr sol onto d,s.iub. my friends. ,hs,
stood 10 ne corner, snd reached up and
took down the bisssed Book, eli covered
wish dss' chr WAT 10 you think il VA.
|tbst aocn "A snsht Wtst ~ vcu ~ ~ \,
wss I icusd there e-sh, % ss,isfy the ioheiRs
of that poor women shi u wss the lone
lost. The long ssD,sd 6Gs-,ooih Goo ~ b.
shs On. my hssstn, s'-s-A-sch ,hs sk5ip
|,-rs-sh II che hsd only ssAsrcned tps
strip,er,. how her mind wosit = been
|ssset. .shl" M.s.,e
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CoRsED. The editor ct the vincenLes
SUI hss been pressa,se wish IN ear Of corn
containing one thousand four hundred and
grains. rfttA
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"A 7 Femele suffrsge, recenily the subjer'
o' - Inisres'ing debate in ,hs UqHcd Ss'e-
Sen " i % b. urged 10 Great Britain ---
Two munster petitions are 20 BE- preseotec
N PsfIiamen' u favor Of remnving those
rcstric'ions which a. preseot debw women
from voIng for members of that body Ooe
n these petitions II q b. signed excu-ivs
" By unmarried women and widows quiaii
iigd 70 cote ~ members ~ Parliemenl IN
all respects hui mat Of sex. and The olhe,
ny persons o. all No. = end elss~es. VII,
''vor the extension q be sufrfsgs TO wos
men.
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Tlt a understood in Washington
that the President hes dissolved, the
military comm scion convened to try
|Dr Waters, Ia Richmond, for the a.
legei murder of negro. No more
trials q civilians by military tribunals
are 10 take place, the Supreme Oourt
having decided in the Indians cases
that they were ilnconstitni0nnL
Il ID stated that the Presideutlw will
hereafter refusc the use Of troops tor
the southern States, except N case OF
riot. The action is founded upon the
recent decision OF the Supreme Court.
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or The vincenes Gazette presenp the
name of Jcdae 4 @ DeBrulss % ! candi-
date jor United S,sses Ssnstor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29

Bse kwsrd. turn hsck~srd. o. Time. in your
fight.
MAXI an . child aRsn, just for tonight;
Mo,ller. come hack irom the echoless shore;
Tia ke me sgsIp to your heart - Of yore;
Kiss from my forehead the furro~s Of care
smooth ,terie~ silver threads out my hair
Over my siumbers your loving watch keep
Rock ne 70 slssp--rocke@e 10 sleep!
Backward. now backward. o, uds u ihr
ss~rs.
an 20 weary Of toll and Of ,rars
Tsil ~'thou, ccmpenss-,eArs eIl vain
Take 'hem, nud civr,ms NV rhi chood again!
! hrsr e,"~n Weary q Cost and decay
w sFy 81 finGng my soui.weslfhas~sy;
wss'y a 49, las ior o,b-rs q resp--
ksck me "a slrep molher--fock M % sleep.
fsfed he bss". he hollow. The unuue.
Myihfr q ".elhrr. nv hes u caii- tor yru.
n aay ,unu,rf the grs.s hos gr wn green,
Blpssousd and fuosd our isc.- oet~erf;
l~', suh s,fpng yenrnirg aud pasMpn-ss
pain.
Long o night ias ihs pre- ssocesiaiu;
Cnm' from ilis silrnre w nr sad W deep---
X q 'prEc spep. mo'b-s-- ,oek pe h slsep.
Over ns aesrs. IN TIE csy- 'h-i sre Aywn.
NJ love hkr m9'her-loy- ever hss sbynv;
No other orthp abldss ard endares-
F'i'hf.., sn~sish end patieut ike YOUR;
Nonvllike mother can charm a~a, p,in.
From SEX ssui and tie ao,ld -~esry BRAN
nDnbe''s ~ft cs!m DER my Arasy i'd
crep-
Rock NE - s'sep. rnclher--rock M oslo T
Come. 'e, yolr brown hsir. ju.i lish,sd Win
go.i,
Frli ~ your sheulders sR-in A. II od;
Lni i drop over mycs rebrsd 'o.nieht.
Sheding my lain, .sssswsy from me lighr,
Fsr ~i,h IL sn"n, -edged shadows once more
ii-ply sin shrone he s~es, visions .. yorr :
LovingIs. svitIy. ~ brigh: billa~s sxes ~
Rock ne 70 slefp. n ,her---ruck me 10 sleep.
Mo,An. 'eH, y h.r, rh- y.ats have been
lntp mn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29

Since 1 81 ll-is.. your AllstY toag;
Sing. 'hfn. sus nnso my son i sl,ai rpesu
Wcmaa hood', y-ss- have been ssly .dresu,
Clsspsd'o y.u' sear' ~ lvsine ~asbrnce,
wnh yvvr iyh' aches Jiss sspipg Us
iacs.
Never hsresf'e ~ iu ~Fke OF 10 weep
Rock me 10 sIe. y, 'no'hsr--rcck me u -l.er.
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IFWhy are hot buckwhcat cakes
like a caterpillar! Because ita. the
ssgruba which makcs the butter-liy
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PusLisHED EVERY sArukDAy, At JASPER
DvsoIs couSTy, isDlxsA,Ry
GLE Mt DCA NE.
OFFICE Or w est hAIs srxErr.

TGRMS-t TRIrTLY INADvANcE !:
Single Subscription. for Nifty NOS. 81 90
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sArKs OF ApvrE rlsIse.

For ssusre ~ l0lines o. lees, ~esk.&l o
Raeh. subsu rseut inseriion, rs cfs
Longer als.rtise mrnis. ~ same rsie--
A traction aver even sGusse or squares.
essats1 I 70 q sqpsre T'-ss are ,he terms
los transient soser'issmros; 81 reasonable
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nsuts.
NOTICES cf spcv,,mAnt ~ hdminisiraio ~
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Me6iral.

DR J. COILS BR9WNEs CHLORODYNE.-
The Rish Hon Earl Russell communicated to the College OF
Physns Davenport that he bad received information 70
the remedy service In cholera W" OAof
dyue-yee Lancet Dec. 81, 1864. - -, -,
HENRY Smith Special Ageni. No 81 S.,ssu.st N T.
nR j. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE.-
Extract from Medical Times Jan H. 1906" prescribed BY
oy.s Of medical prsconer OF would not be
thus popular did supply want and AL place
HENRY SMITH. Special Agent, No 81 NassAn-st. n I.
nR. J. COILS BROWNE" CHLORODYNE is
~ best and certain remedy coughs colds asthma con
sumption. neuralgia rheumatism, Ne
hR. j. COILS BROWNE's CHLORODlNE ID
~ certain cholera, dysentery dsfhes coics &c w
HENRY SMITH, Special AZ. Mt No 81 hssssnst, N l.
nR.'J. COILS BROWNIES CHLOROD1hE.-
~ Csuion-None genuine without the words Dr. j. Ioii
brownes Chorofyne" stamp
medical testimony accompanies each bottle Soc ae j. l.
DAVENPORT No - Great RusseIs, Bloomsbury London
HENRY SMITH. Special Agent No. ~ sss'si ~ j.
Sold By al Druggists. 81 aid ~ Per Beus.
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,T,gF ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS

rINHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
i IL the ONLY RRlCK PRESS that the PERFOhA
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAY while inhs
process Of pressing -.
BIiei THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, 'CI OK, WARP IN
BURNING All others that profess 10 do mi,,to and we
caution public sssinst their mPcstisns j. WOODkU
PrssId No BrosdyaA
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A VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY

Tor SALE-On the Hudson River, 100 miles from
III the CITY Of New-York In the Village Of SAU0kRTlEs
This valuable property known 81 the ssnsnss Lead apa
rive lille. NewYoTk City and consists OF large stone
sn stories hgh four wooden buildings formerly
I'D a. conodnp l5I35 two 1913 feet and one
ssz3O brick csrPenies shop Tkrst
comDOdious Stone dwelling
s0se garden sttached The nil has the sdysntae Of
.vsrfng driving ovehoi wheel Of required
.sx The Who'll. property sx Of ground The
mil IL eausy well adapted for wooden or almost
fhef The property egby located
vins daily the city by Hudson River Railroad and steam
'''' 0"''' VIM II. RAYNOR, No Pines,
CON MARYLAND and VIRGINIA FARMS and
UO TIMBERED LANDS. Catalogues Of Maryland and Viz
siDiA Geographical description Of Maryland for sale by
r. w TEMPLEhAN Co. Land Agents, No 81 LeIinsio-' top
ss Baltimore City Emhrcing Description Of the Soil aud
Products o Maryland Send Is cents for
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Gertures ano Meetings.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-The concluding e1ami'
Ouation Of the cases h. Institution viii eommeuce on F
DAY and will be continued until FRIDAY June 10 so
mencing ~ O'Clock each day Saturdays sIcep,ee =,
MF MI will De at Nbos Theater WEDNESDAY June ~
beginning precisely The Regents OF the Unys
,ty Alumni OF the College the parents Of the n
nts interested IN education are repec1ay nno
10 attend. f. A.P. BERNARD. $ ~ D. BIZ D., fresoenI.
I ECTURE on IRELAND and the lRlSH-By me
i Rsv n M GALLAHER IN the Fifty q. bapst
Chapel corner Of TbirJsve and Fnyecordst THURSDAY
EVENING 81. Doors al Lecture 70 commence a.
benefit Of the Sunday school Adm1nc % cent?
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the NEW-YORk
il STATE COLONIZATION SOCIETY for the ELEOIiOr o.
OFFICERS for the ensuing will be held Of the once of me
u s. Life Insurance Company, No. 20 Ws'i THuKsDAi' "s
3lst inst. at II O'Clock m.
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Alarble Hlantels.
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NARD.-The Co-partnership between CHAMBERS
" GABLER having expired myself and Sons viii e 9n,hS
- h,rs.. Of MANUFACTURING PIANOS In old estsbhsna
.nd Factory No siz Warsroous kghths corn, S''A
-. Z, A.. Bibs House, THOMAS II. CHAMBERS sowo,.
"e' 10 ''' "'' ~ Plane MssnfsetuSsra Nsv.fssA
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Amnsemenis.


VEIOODs THEATER Admission 80 cents
THE FAMILY RESORT OF TIE CITY rrx
LAST WEEK, LAST "ELh'
Of the young besutifuli and captivating -
WORRELL SISTERS,
In the highly successful Exravassnza Of the
ELVES Or the STATUE BRIDE .~-,n..
Performance commences EVERY EVENING and WEDNESDAY
MAIiNEE with PAS DE FASCINATION, -,
A CHARACTERISTIC DANCE.
MONDAY. June T. An Entirely New Attraction.
THEATRE FRANCAIS
l. PAUL JUIGNET l. c. DRIvET.. MsnsSsn
SATURDAY, June 2, 9 e'cloek,
pAiFULE,
Dramatic Comedy In scts by NJ Dennery.
Ticket ONCE at Dsrdonvile's, No 67s Broadway.
TIVE GREAT ORPHEONIsT
CHARITY cHILDRENs SINGING FESTIVALS.
FIVE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
IN CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA with
ss nSr oRIaNpE ssS": Havana Opera
Mr. wYLE ,I; Tenor tby permission Of Brain c0'hnsn)
Mr.. RoBEkT GOLDBECK Pianist.
and other distinguished Artists who Kindly volunteered the
COOPER UNION HALL
FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
Juns and 2, st o'clock.
Conductor OF Orchestra MT IhEODOhE IhOmA5
TICKETS 81 and 90. sold BY Beer schimsr, No.. 7oi
Broadway
TOUPIL's GALLERY, No. 772 Broadway.-New
" PICTURES by T. c. FARRER, never before exhibited
OPEN AND FREE--The PERPENDICULAR
~ MUSEUM ofFOwLER WELLS No ss Broadway, N y.
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Che Curt.
FASHION COURSE.
Il TROrrTNG.
TWO RACES on JUNE ], 1855.


FASHION COURSE.
III TROrTTNG.
TWO RACES on JUNE ], 1856
PURSE OF $500 AND A PURSE OF 500
Purse Of $500 mile hes best three In i've, In harness
d. Msces b. o Commodore Vanderbilt T. Carpenters stone
wall Jackson Hartford Warren Peabody. Dan Rice
SAME DAYLBu 2 prior to the $500 purse-far OF
100 mile beat, three IN five ssgons EnneA Ward,
81 John Daisy Burns Rossmond Brooklyn Maid Lady Hun
ter Jsok Lewis Lucy NJ Clay Antietam, Lady Ella
purse $500 capital may be pn ee
large horse from Kentucky made snsr me p
tenn George Pstchen He believed be fast and rseeved
this year from RaesnAke match mile sna repeat IN %
pe than he has ever been since the Gay
be mile heats in harness Com vandfnn i0
dsv early tbs midst Of bad windy westhef oo
wonders in with George NJ Patehen, IT, -. ,.an
Special trains Point at li0A and 1870 snd
"a boats from every half and from Ihirtyfoarb-
e. every i've mnuses Police Arrangements the course
'' JOS. CROCHERON Proprietor
PATTERSON RACES.
i June a-The DERBY, Mile Heats. Twe.Hle Heat. yane
-Seeple Chase Mile Three Nile and II Mile June 7-hufde
Stakes Three Mile Hest. Sweepstakes and Cnoeh
Premium. EXTRA TRAIN, Erie Railway At IL and II 10 m
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gnstructlcn.


A LADY who has had large experience in
IA TEACHING and in the Of young proposes 20 continue
en might vA themselves Of the opportunity offered their
invites attention 10 he psn
az adie. who may Dc IN
trusted to her, Address kiss ROWLAND, No y Est nth
e. References The Rev. H. W. Below d. d. fsrhe GOODWIN
esq, n. r. Willis. esd
A T No. 300 Bowery, Townsends Academy. Private
N Instruction Day and Evening ia Book keeping Writing Anth
Algebra Spelling Grammar &c No classes Ladies receive
separate instruction
A FEW BOYS, or Private Pupils, will receive spe-
IA cial College Business the family
Of the Rev JAMES TUFTS, Monson Mass.
A GRADUATE of Columbia College wishes 70
N TEACH tho Classics Mathematics English branches 70 pr
pupils school references given Address r. IT, NO. 10
Fourth-ave. Nsw'fork
ELLSWORTH's Model Business College CONNECTED
II with Mercantile Library Clinton Han Astorp seholsrsbps
purchased College enlie students membership IN the
Library. Banking Class Organized June J.
L,OR INSTRUCTION IN HEBREW, by first
IL Teacher. sppy to J. A NASH Co. No Beekmsn-st
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tanytown, N. IA
Boarding School The enyseven,h annual session
will commence TUESDAY May For eiTcsisr' sppr 70 the
Principal D. :. ROWE. ~ A
NEW-YORK NORMAL MUSICAL CONSERVA-
IN TORY-Psno, Violin Guitar. Singing nc Send for Circular
call No IA We Twenty sxtnst, between Seventh and
Eighth ayes
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Matbincrp.

VNHE HARRISON BOILER q safe Steam Boiler
Th. combines essential advantages IN
ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION In h eost and cost
durability economy fuel facility OF cleaning and
portation not possessed by any other boiler -
combination Of esston hollow sphers zach eight
inchs and inch thick These
wroushon bolts with the ends
The form Its strength TO resist internal
sure very BY punching veiinz which
the wrougton boiler plate about W cent
Evy iSes 1T cAnS6T BIZ BURST UNDER ANY PKAcToX
BILE STEAM PRESSURE
Under in ordnsry boilers
,on 40 this safety No other generator
OF relief under extreme pressure without injury
10 liseM and thus preventing disaster .
not oorrn which destroys the wrought
iron boiler from this has
In equal beat boilers arising from the large erten and
its heating surface also nom the waved line
Of the surface thoroughly mixing the induces better
breaking the ha the heat to be eject
usy absorbed than ordinary tubular cylinder boiler
up quickly and with ttle fuel II produces
and liable printing
oamnr II easily transported and be taken apart that
no piece pounds In difficult Of
boiler through opening foot
inside and Under Ordinary circumstances
Kept deposit by blowing the wste entirely
under full pressure week requires no special skill ~
uniform Ia shape and size When renewed the entire
good Tho greater OF the boiler VIII
need renew o. unless unfairly used
boiler Be extent by simply adding TO s
Width and being the multiplication Of single FORM i strength
for all weight and takes less than
the ground Of the ordinary cylinder boiler without being
hight Any kind Of fuel be used from the most
refuse coal dust There 100 OF these boiler.
now establishments In England and
country Drawings and specifications free OF charge For cir
Works. Gays Ferry Rood adjoining United States Arsenal Phil
sdalphis, Pa
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Galcs bp auction.

gTAI
A fiction SALE of good FURNITURL ny Spi,I.
n NptTy on sbAY, Bisy 81 Of 10Y o'clock a. no 10y
- NewYorki Handsome b. W Psfior so'sss
- co. 800, rb. Lace Curtains. ". and painted Cnan
80, Rpa, / xtenon Table and Chairs Hair Mattresses anu
BE dig Brusse. anl theepy Carpets, CANA and
Kitchen Furniture &c
A 81. Mssws Auctioneer. an, -
DY BANGS, MERWIN u Co., Nos. OJ4 alld
ID Cse broadway co., Of h',s1es Of Books, s'sA0ns''
Pietu,.. Worss Of Art Fancy Goods Furntnre nc
TUrRsbkY EVENING. May 81, a. I. oeloeE rho,0.v
valuable standard works on
Vcv Rs,sny Poetry and General Miscellaneous
Including msny astrated Books &e Also sfhol""'0
'A"I"" Fs Ts AFTERNOON June !, al O'Clock.
LAW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. complete sets OF Oonn,oh baS,
cbnc,ry and Adm rally reports Digrsts Statute Law gu
sres Trra.e, &c Also collection Of E.oL rs,5v
POhfs, Cobbests State Trials. &c Sssaiqi 9es arc
Tuesday EVENING, JUNE ). AT OCLO M W. NJ,
st the same hour n
fTRR nv Of IN. late Mr. AUGUSTUS FLEbuNG eonPrsinE
Of and in vrons sol
Of are ,sfce incuding many superbiy
BOOKS in elegant bindngs snd se npe "
vasbe seIen6c Works sesl Publications &e Catalogues arc
ready and t5e Books are on E1holon.
1,go A. LEAyrrT Ancuoneer
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. Avs broadway
ID LFAyITr sTREBEIGH Co., successors to j. T. Oooiey'
CosueSnESTs SOLICITED. ADVANCES hAos
j. COLE Auctoneer.
CONTINUATION SALE OF THE POLHEmto
Y J FSTATF-JAMEs COLES SON will SELL on MONDAi
June " o'clock at the Commercial EHchsngs TO w
oppo. tie CITY Hall Brooklyn the balance OF the estate com
MIN, about the dsirabe lots remaining unsoo
On Foub Fih Sixth and Eghthayss, aud oacse
Iniou Pr,sdent Carroll Macomb aud FIsi - per GEM on
bond mortgage. Mops &c., at the once Of sne Aueo"o ~
369 fnltoD-st. brooklyn.
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-ln the Village OF south
II port Coma tostory HOUSE, with Two Acres OIL Lsna
~ Ram and Boat house premises Beautiful prospect
IN Srsoas Hons viii be let furnished desired Apply
n AIVORD. at Conn.
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DEAL ESTATE and LOAN OFFTCE of
h WILLIAMA COLT n

10 wILLIAMA COT 10 Pins.,i
srs for SALE COUNTRY SEAT and FARM Of 100 seres only
"a miles nom city IN the depo,s OF two
from each excellent land 1850 pescl
tres u the prsmse are two feestoe
order good
snsiye dams bes1fu springs high healthy and
ticAv 90 beautiful building sites from
one them views Newark and surrounding country
ean be obtained the crops stock bead Of cattle 10 horses 20
Asen and al ption OF with premises Ike OPP
oran ty for mandatory and eueusns residence seldom
% red IN one II can be divided. Apply IS above
TEXAS COTTON PLANTATION.-For SALE, a
PLANTATION 60 miles from Houston, the Texas Central
Railroad containing o 600 under fence goo IN cultivation
River bottom land with
railroad front IS cord the place FOR
oaculars apply A 2. MERRILL, Communion Merchant
NJ ~ Nav
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NOR SALE-The elegant NJ ANSlON, No. 2 Second
II Place OF HsnIys B.oo5yo with stable 10, - ie
apply ns next For terms apply to T. H. hELLOOO' No
Cedar Nev-lork.
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NOR SALE-A very valuable LEASE OF years 0
.large HOUSE fully furnished Tentht bewesn 5s
s now oceup a bv fashionable deesmaser building
win an extension l12 with all the modern impToy
% ,ha enton Of psres In that business or or
"o''n INC '''" " WILLIAM A. COLT, No. Finest
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NOR SALE

NOR SALE at White Plains-An old FARM
HOUSE OUTBUILDINGs and two acres Of LAND 80 peetn
,n tees cherry 50 locust hruobt
a. good 525 front street, he InIie IRON depot IL"
"eo'a'e p'''e''i'" 4''' WIN Ii. RAYNOR, No. Pine st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-31

NOR SALEM Southport, Conn, a good-sized
two.ory DWELLING sud BARN; new building well shs9e5
INIT excellent water Everything IN perfect ordeT Lowest po
~ 500 Apply 70 q. BAKER, Southport. Com
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NOR SALE in Paterson, n. J.-Forty acres OF rch
II LAND from the city the psnkfosd IN poss 30 10
su unrcbss,r desirable within 70 s o t
CIV of NewYork. Terms easy. Apply to IoDD hArFhi
No 4 Dcy-st
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J. COLE, AuciOnetr
<NONTINu ATION SALE OF THE POLHEMlS
iIKsRY II, LEEDS Auc,ioneer.. or,, !,

HFNRY II. LEEDS a. MINER will SELL by
AUCTION, THURSDAY, May 3D. at O'clock IN ifon' Of
No 80 Liberyst: .o,,- ~, 4, !, .tu,. ..x.,
and eight years old nearly It hands high very stylish long .a,
and Names kind and gentle and viii be sold by ves
nsry surgeons Of soundness One A superb morse io
Ao 6,ea Rockaway CARRIAGE built by Lawrence to order
but little IA and Double HARNESS made TO order ny
Campbell All be sold without ~ the owner gong
.bro
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A 2O.ACRE FARM; good
IT soil; House, Barn, &c Price $3.50 Cal o. ADDRESS y .
~ WIS p NJ North l.. l.
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5179E MASON 4 HIMLIN CABINET 0 OK a,as.
-rIfTYTwo GOLD sIt ,sI y b. within lev Year,.
EST PkEMuMS have been ... csr Tor THE BEET
INSTRUMENTS Of Is nses circular. RON NOR. n.s ~
Printed tese
Of the ennens sINET ORGANS ARE UHkovALAN
MASON = A2aa ws'.rsoss Ne. 80 Broadway Mw'iSA