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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05
The doctor gave his hand cordially.

The doctor gave his hand cordially. Il
am very thankful to you, sir, for saving my
poor little girl from what am sure would
have happened to her but for your presence
of mind"
fear | made an incoherent reply
And now," said Mrs. Ayrton, with more
animation, sit down, Mr. Haley, and tell
me all about that poor cabman."
did so. and when had told her all, she
said, . Poor woman. | wish | could 20 and
comfort her: but you will see to her for me
from time to time, won't you, Mr. Haley?"
She took her papa's purse, and handing me
a magnificent sum Of money. said, . Don't
let them want for anything, please. Mr.
Haley"
readily promised, and was about to
leave, when the supper was brought in,
and DR.. Ayrton invited me to take a few
mouthfuls with him, and then he would
drive me home.
:" expect it will be out of your way"
| said. blushing a little as | felt the secret
of my following her mi ght now be guessed
by Miss Ayrton "I lodge-at-at Burn
wool Place"
How strange" " said the old lady
= Why, that was the very place Katie went
to this afternoon to inquire about slipper
she thought she had left there. We lodged
here, sir, a little while till we found a
house to suit Us. How very strange! And
| suppose YOU are in our old rooms
:. have one parlor and bedroom on the
first floor" | said quietly, but coloring to
the very roots of my hair.
Nh, yes; those were two of my rooms;
and we had parlor down stairs as well.
You don't happen to have seen such a thing
little bronze-colored slipper, with blue
rosette, anywhere, about the size for kate?'
90, grandmama please." said her
granddaughter, entreatingly: : -. of course
Nr. Haley can't have seen it. What
funny question to ask gentleman ;"
| looked confused, | suppose, and the
doctor noticed it.
Come, come, Mr. Haley, there is a story
behind this let US hear it."
| was IN for 1t now, and protested; but
iii by bit it was drawn from me by the
amused little group around the supper ia
Die Miss Avrton listened and laughed
s-artilv. though her face was covered with
p'H-hes too, and a. | told OF my old aunt's
r;,nj ia the omnibus, DIR. Ayrton shook
Ms sides with laughter l thought had
certainly made myself foolish at last
When we withdrew, Miss Ayrton said,
With rougish twinkle OF her eye, : ou
viii bring me that left slipper when you
come again.
BAT made no promise, and I never did
return the Little bronze-colore3 slipper,
With blue rosctte" have it still, locked
away with my treasures in 4 private draw
er from which even Cinderella herself
( would not venture to subtract her little
slipper
The cabman is quite recovered, and is
the owner of three cabs instead of one
I My aunt's wrath never showed itself, if the
story came to her, and il 5,000 should be
extracted from my Legacy, it viii, L am
confident. only be done TO confer it upon
my son and heir, now lying asleep in Gin
derella's arms.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05

caption of :. Fashionable Murder and
:. The Cloud with Dark Lining. The OBJ
Iect of these articles was to expose the real
cause of the decrease. latterly, i'll New Eng
land, of the number OF births of children OF
American parents. The author charges this
10 the practice, which he asserts is not only
common but fashionable, OF procuring abor-
tion. This. he saws, is done in order to get
rid of the cares and duties of maternity,
whatever other reasons may he assigned for it.
He writes Is il not shame to woman
:. hood that physicians have t. testify that
:. they are appealed to almost constantly by
:. women t. aid them t. abortionate, and
: that in proportion t. numbers who thus
appeal. and whose circumstances are alike,
. married women vastly prepondcratc over
tht. unmarried? And he adds = ap-
. peal to our New England women, and t.
= the women Of the country, the daughters
Z Of an ancestry who never We're spotted by
= the blood of innocents, who never stiled
& the natural longings of mothers heart,
:. and never qucnched life immortal for the
.. sake Of case and fashion, and ask them if
= it is 50 that they are 50 degenerated that
:. they cannot meet the hoiiest position and
:. duties ever imposed on woman?
These two articles have been issued in Il
cheap pamphlet. neatly printed, by Lee x
Shepard. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05
Neio'Iib0r> Wives.

Thi. novel Iallli,hcd bv Lee u Shepard
MA, rartly urintelin the !. Northern Lights. =
O., ,,,,..,.,;,,. which vas started last winter.
l., ,... , ,,..,.,.,+,,r. d.,tb carly in the
s..~-,.. Tt,a. WRITTEN l.v J r Trnybrid,-e
,...u t,.>,n ,- rh, author of >. Ncirbbor
Lakewood e.. Father BrirhthopeS." etc
Mr. Tr,,rhriJ.,. AID, treouentlN anne.rS as n
,it,.r ia .,,.s .t o,r ,onulor rnaeeazinrs
fI;. .t,.l. :. .ft.r f,r,.;lle and viuorous and
,,,.1, l... ott.n ..,-,..er,,l ar rhetorical and
=, .l.;. ,-.I., h.. T.. mare. ,.rel.s. than u-,,oI
or he has affected 3, low style of dialogue. and
=, .Io,c,lv .t,le Of writjno os most in keen
;,,.- With bi. characters The writer also has
..,,,,. ,,hiln-a,.bv or = doubtful morality re-
.pertino what hc calls the decper law of
,.,,rr;,.,, e, t,- which =. AbeI - his married
hero discovered that he and the Eliza he
didn't marry belonged TO each other He
,...,r1iuel, makes Eaustina." the legal
If, commit the crime of theft. for which
ior husband i tried and convicted and sent
u;,,, ,,bcr :. Fau.tin, ,rets \ divorce
=. ir.l. i nar3onod and :. the deeper law
..r ,,,,.r;,,,,, i rcconcilcd to human duties.
Inv local unioD between :. Abel = and - Eli
rbis !. rho unsbot of the story.
I+;...,,;.,. ,.r,.l,IJo that the author * toll
o,alIv truc +, nature in his delincation of
+l,c ,La,.,,ter. and Incidents of his story but
he shouldn't have selected such characters
;.;la+a &c. ,ho,- or. not worth ,ut+in,
49,. ha,L novel descriptive Of common
life ,ybicb doesn't throw over the events ot
H. 1;c, s.,,,,tI;,,,, of rho t;pts which sbouId
. ao,r r.o,o the men of the writer had
- .+ J., ,,r;t,a, Nor, of Tho mos,
4o,,dor and tonch;n.e rassaces Of noetrv and
e.4;an how, l,oo,, ;nsn;red h,, occurrences i,
49, t,,,,Il..t Ill. nf dut, and lah,r I,,,
tho ,,;n+nros lovc hccn warmed and thri,
.narionoss ,,,+ o,t Of sirbt Inv tho toueb .,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05
Twice Iaken.

This is a historical romance of the British
Maritime Provinces The story commences
in I6-i5. and describes incidents connected
with the two sicgcS of Louisburg, on Cape
Breton Island. \ Jesuit missionary, an In
dian Chief, and a fair young French girl, are
the principal characters. The writer, Chas,
W. Hall. is evidently Young man. His
book will fail t. command much approval a.
a work of fiction, although it is written in
quite an easy and pleasant style. As Il dcs-
cription of scenery and localities on the Is
land. it has undoubted merits, hut the story
will hardly entertain the general reader. Il
lacks interest, and its characters fail to arouse
any emotions of pleasure or pain in the read
err II Is in short, rather of negative than
of positive merit. although it shows its author
to be writer ot very readable English and
this is much greater praise than can be given
to much issued now-a-days from the press.
ruE DI,MoNn DIoNENs.- Mcssrs. Tcknor
4 Fields have issued the fifth volume of their
popular diamond edition If Dickens. This
volume contains the Life and AiHcutures
of Martin Chulzlcwit The illustrations are
E. Tom Pinch, Mr Pecksnif and His
Daughters. Tie Laullaly OF the Blue
Dragon =. Montague Ti4s and Chevy
Slvme.' Colonel Diver and Jefferson
Brick. =. Anthony and Joseph Chuz1cwit
and Chuly, " - General Choke and Mr.. Scad-
der. = Martin Chuzdcwt and Mark Tap
lev" Mr.. Nadge5t. = =. Mr. Bailey and Pol
Swecdleripc' Surrey Camp and Betsey
Prig-." MIR. Tod2crs and Mr. Noodle.
Hannibal Chollop, Elijah Pogram ane
Mrs. It miuy, e. old Martin and Mary
John Westloek ana Ruth Pinch"
1t is sufficient praise of this volume to "a,
that it is equal t, its predecessors. and th'
popular appreciation of the edition thus fn
has been evidenced by its large sale Th
Illustrations ty Evtinec are excellent. ano
almost without the text. tell the story OF
the character, skctehed hy the artist
The American Journal Of Horticulture fol
June. published hv rlton u Co. Boston. i
before u9 It's fair paper and clear typ,
make it inviting TO the eye, ami its cntcnt
are of much value and interest 90 all horti
culturi-ts and florists This number has ;
table Of contents quite too long for rs +
c,py 1t covers a great variety Of subjects
from garden architecture and landscap
gardening. to all the details of GROWN.
h1wcrs ami vegetables. Price $500 year
The publication Of Bradle's Monthly MaSa
zine ceases with the june number. TIL
publishers express their thanks t. the pres
for favorable notices, and hope still to b
remembered in the way OF = the trade. :
Many of their publications are entertaining
and some of them have much more than al
ephcmcral value
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05

CARDS AND PRINNERs.-The Tract Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church has re-
Gently forwarded to the Freedmen's s Aid Soci-
ETY. l 900 alphabet cards. and 900 illustrat-
ed primmers to be used in the schools among
the freedmen. These have been prepared by
DR.. Wise with special reference to the South
orn work, and "a readmirably adapted to pri-
n.ary classes in the freedmen's schools
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05
Fashionable Murder.

Sometime since, Rev. DIR. Todd wrote two
articles for the Congreqationaka under the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

0-TWe are authorized TO announce Mr..
9. J.JvrT. ssa candidate for County Tress.
urer Of Dubois County. o, the ensuing Oc,o.
Der election.
Nh. FniToR. Please announce Mr..
William brciz. Semi. as a candidate for
County Treasurer. Of Dubois County, at the
ensuing October election. and ohllge
MANY FErrsDs.
Din EDITOR - Please announce Capt. s.
Jefger. o. candidate Tor County Treasurer
" Dubois County II the ensuing October
election. and oblige MANY vorERs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

REMOVED. AR. llrgh Mc'Mahin,
recently ~ =. Assessor for this coun-
~ and Martin. has been removed. and
Mr.. Aaron llnugiiton. radical State
Senator from Lawrence and Martin
counties. has been appointed in his
stead. The wherefore Of the change
we have not been informed. or cannot
surmise. nnless il be a principle Of
the Republican party that the offices
must all be concentrated in as few
hands as possible. in order TO stiile
investigation into their conduct. and
that the office holders must 10 rich
men. Mr.. McMahin was a moderate
Republican. who supported r'l their
tor office. and then w WAS
gsltlrnanly. and nihane. and gave
satisfaction 70 the tax Eavers.
~ much so ~ any one could who had
~ hnrtensome aud unjust taxes To-
assess. Int then he j. poor man.
unit inc Hon. Senator Is generally re-
rutcd wealthy. aud might use his IN
tiuence in the Indiana Senate some
way in favor ~ the Treasury mana.
gers. This j. one way IN which the
General Government may influence
thr i,c,ion NJ the State legislatures.
hat bowif accorls with that provision
N the Constitution which SAYS no
man shall hold lucrative N. Office
anl STATE office At the same time. aud
eAirh provision MIR. lIou-hton has
SWORN AZ support. we leave tyr others
-aa.'ernilAe iscsirning cnr w tile
,i'igr Mic would lr an EASY matter.
sui woull relieve slmple minded
senply vi ilcir s,ars lor tits Hon.
senator's moral chafacfer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

NOTICE is hereby given that bV virtue
y Of copy or decsee. issued from the
ttFicA az the clerk Of the Dubois Com Pleas
Court, and 10 me directed, wherein ! am
commanded % make he cum Of $50 Sc,
together with costs. | will proceed 70 offer
soF sale a, Public suction. 20 the highest bid
der, for cssh ~ nand. ~ The door OF the
court house 81 Dubois county, in tho town
Of Jasper, On
SATURDAY. August "a, 1867.
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A M. and
o'clock, II. M. Of said day. the rents and
profits for a term not exceeding seven years
Of the following described real estate, stu
ated in Dubois county and State Of Indiana
10 wit:
The south east quarter Of the south west
quarter OF Section No. six (6), Town two
(2) South range five west, containing forty
acres, more OF less.
And on failure 20 realize the full amount
Of principal. interest and coats called for BY
said decree, | will at the same time and
place. and in like manner, sell the fee sim.
pie Of said real estate.
Taken 10 execution ~ the property OF
Jsmes 8. Meyers and Jane Meyers his wife,
1t the suit oil Benega ii. Beebe.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from the valuation Or appraisment
laws
HENRY MAUNTEI. sheriff D. &.
Aug. ,, lS67.-Sw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

As OUrRAGE.-Somc one shot a
fine cow belonging to Sheriff Mauntel
on last Saturday night. 1t j. not
known who did il. or the cause Of the
act, but one thing j. certain, it is not
right. Ii an animal j. roguish. and
breaks your enclosure, put il up as an
Iestray, and make the owner pay dam
ages-don's hurt the brute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

Caop Oars Cror, We arc inform
ca that Mr. Phillip oeavanS who 4a-
q iiae farm il HARRISON 'ip. % tlis
county. lliis year cnt seven hundred
nni ninety dozen double hial- ~ oat-
ois ot SIX ACRES. lle cStimaies thar
lt VA hi- hlnd- willtilrsri "lt q hn-li-
N M Oats which uill giyc hi'n d yield
oi about irn bushels vs. ar acre oi
4rsanI tnS IL an extraordinary
visi Nio can beat Il. l-rt a.
i#ar frnM won.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

CoAcafss. This disnniun bodg
after having passed two acts, virtual
IN declaring that the inteut of their
destruction net OF tie Hessian previous
Vas to dissolve the Union. aud ac-
knowledge the validity D; the seces-
sion acts Of the rcbel States. adjourned
last week until the 2ist Of November.
The policy u the .'martyr President
has been entirely repudiascd; the IN
icllicencc anu love III liberty OF the
American people. and tile brave boys
IN blue WHO tonight 50 nobly to sus-
tain the Union. has been outraged.
ani q systematic effort ID establish a
~ wealthy arAStncra;s SCI
"a tvot by tile radical majority 81 this
unprincipled. renegade.
lonhie dyed. and fAifhicss Congress.
II the Almighty IN his infinite Wis
tom shall see iit ~ consign them To-
nat lake III fire which is made for
hem. and ID which they are hasten
nr. leiore the Time liked ior their
gain assembling. il Viii "a csuze
ar general rejoicing w AT true lovers
}. lii,erty. and ti.e nation wonid cer
ainly observe 4 GAY Of general
thanksgiving.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

CRors.-There has not been 50
plentiful year Of all kinds Of crops
Tor long time, and never better
prospect for a large corn crop than at
present. Truly. our people have
great reason to be thankful to q bcnesi-
cent and allwise Deity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

"Nalrussia has been added to
the Department of Washington Ter
ritory. and Gen. Rousseau has been
assigned the command. Gen. Rous
sean has gone home to see his family.
and will proceed at once % take HE
new command,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

ToBAccoxIsT.-We neglected last
week to call attention to the fact that
a new cigar mandatory had been es-
tablished in Jasper. and the adver-
tisement Of which might be found in
the Courier. Oh. Ulrich is an expo
rienced manufacturer Of cigars, aud
will make q good article--one that
will not fail to give satisfaction to
those who love the weed Give him
a call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

Hs-ia the New York constitutional con.
veniion an amendment 10 The suffrage clsnse
giving women the ugh, 70 vote, was lost by
vote OF 20 TO 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

y Office 4 hereby given Tint will sell
~ y puA N action ~
FRIDAY. August 18th. 1867.
at ~ ute re4 deuce NJ .lxmrs Harris. ls'e
IN Duhois County. drceased. OIL 81 the per-
sonai praurrly ~ cscerent; consisting e
Horses. Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, Corn. Hay.
Wagons. pi,ws and prhe- farming impls-
msni.' honsphnid and kitchen furniture, &c.
TERMS ~ three dollars and IN
der cssn. over three dollars credit 81 IL
monlhr; the purchaser giving note waving
benefit N ysinqiior, with good security.
bearing interest from date. Sale 10 com
mence 81 10 o'clock a. NJ.
THOMAS HARRIS, Executor.
.Tulv rs, ls67-3v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

kbCh~ll AIN ~ 80 rrdtr ~ The Dubois
Common i.ep- Cur. inade ~ tie May
isfm. srs ibsr-ot, NE undtrrlnnrd sduin-
iSirafor ~ ine cStaie IN D,nini Elis. de-
crs-ed wiiI M NJ tor sHle - Public Onrcty,
Nv 'he Fr-nnr-S. w. nui l~ss ihan two.
ttifds ~ An eppr-i-el vaiue. ~
SATURDAY. AUGUST ~. 1861.
ll-- rllpAlrg rAe estate. -iiu-,fd u Dubois
tommy, Ind ma. ~ wr: ih- Nrih halt NJ
N.Y. South east ore quarter u Ssciipn tren
n-one, rnt pn Norih West qnsrIer ~ the
Meath W.T. quaftercf section twenty -sishi.
hoih il Tlaa One, North Range tour wes'.
containing une hundred and twenty acres.
more o. lr-T, sol j-ot ~ ihe w'rvs'- interest
there. Said lard y ordered % b. sold 10 psy
The debts 81 DsnIel Ellis. deceased. his per.
sonrl nrnnrrv being ID sufficient
TERMS or SA i.E.-Dne hal' u The pnr-
chase nr,nry nn>' b. pssd II ctsh, sud one-
neif ~ mouths lrnni dny ot sale, the pnr-
chnser gisinY nntrr and security NJ The de
i.rr-d rrvn.-r'. hvN'in4 INTEREST iscrn d-'e.
GILES N LANSF0RD. A0n'r
" Nu.ns Aif rass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

O~-Why y kiss like gathering cab.
baeel Because It brings the besds together.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

nv Office " hereby gwen ha' we natrr.
I'm siIea v --i w ruhlc rnsiivu on
SATURDAY. Argus, ~ lSC7.
= 'hs rsur, House. in ih~ lnwn AZ lssner.
tre oliN~lor rerspra irrrerty t-~tf: one
Counter anr Safivina, = uatrd n The huurc
iorlFprls nWnra ~ paui Eeprner
Tnkra ine properiy ~ Paul Geppner.
~ satisfy El.ed Slates lasrrnsi Revrnns
Tax nnr.h
AUGUST LITSCHGI. DENY Coil
yuh DIV III CD4 Dist.
Aur d. lS6--3t State M Indian.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02
iASrER. INDIANA.

Ep ESpEGVr ULtY informs ne publ,
: ,hei ~ prepnfrd ~ manufactur-
e'A4fa ~ - k.Nd- " ihs hesi stylr 10 order
an commissions. ~ ior cash. a goud stock
ny ai Kinds " cigars constantly % hand
~rd isr Mn ''n srss onnbic terms.
-iay -5 ls'.Tii c.. uLRlCH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

u0nhie dyeti. and fAlihicss Congress
II the Almighty ~ hlS infinite Wis.
dom shall see NJ Z" cousiEn them I,
fhat iakc 81 IRE which ~ made ioI
them. ana ~ whir.i they are hasten
sn-. ieiore the ti'ne iiNed ior thciI
again ASCENDING. y Mi't ~ = cause
inf ..ehefAi fEieitiiig IN ~ true lovers
81 'l''si's' 'l'a Fiji n"''''" ~o''in c''
."'"'e $1,000 49, 81 SS"e'"'
'--'''' -
- TT. ..,.
4,arlr .haS, ,ar,, nf,l..lasri
.,,,;ss;,,,ays s,r lsennsA n, rn-
t.rl i7r,n- Shnr,i send ~ +is;r ua
,;-4s in,mnSia,elv ~ .r.ier tha, tl,.x
bp -,riiish.I -, +s,ne r4.,ntrrd
II AT = meeting M the MON he-
publican i5rlera' committee ~ New
oFk On inesaay evening. General
Grant was nominated inr VA" Nexf
htSS'-tncN SUBJECT :" tlir GHes.un en-
ihr Nefunsicin Nailrilai 'pusea'inn.
-
''' N.1''.'@'S
..i s.,..i.
rf..n.,
III. QUO and tas Exchange q Prisoners
ile 1iAcin"au cD'Emerri-s'' NnraiAi--
'en cuFfespon1en' III wednesday, rAs- 'htt
tne NNsreesi c7r tli--irnfr n ezrl1nTf,
hoo-r Vn's. n's enisFfa ia'N lAr seH'fessf
~ Fsiaea m e9nvfe-r Fs'aiisr ~ inn fA
eHsn- Nh P'iS''+f+ "nFNg '"e "aF Va
letter punished ihAf eAs' RI -Ay-'
M az oi-er NJ hr-1s'' 1856 w crhser
che fecefal s'eA a'd wounded ~''ae"' re-
gaH'nE ~ eq1'sAs"'' 'na 1fffo '"e 'eces-
~ffN OF uA@tr IN StNWinF fur tHtft. as tuN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

LscrNsr NoTIeE Those who wisl,
io apply at the Sell term ~ tue board
y. Commissioners tor license ~ REL
tail l;qnor. should send NJ their ~
iites immediately IN order that they
hc published tho time required
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

fII AT 2 meeting M the Union lse-
publican Genera Committee w New
loFk Ga TUESDAY cvening. General
Grant was nominated fnr tile next
Presidency subject ~ TIDE Gec sson III
tie Republican National Couxcation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

L Lonis hossuih " 4 candidate
for a seat III thy Parliament oi his
native iaui. X .ecfed. he will am-
ta1atiEs tile lsaj policy, wlAieh la-
produced such commen4aa.e Results
Nm hungary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.
PURSUANT ~ w argsr NJ ih~ Dubai-
kJmmar P.eaa clnr's 'oa al ine
Jan. i-m. I787, Thereof. ne nrder-i.n ~
AJmini-lra'rx us me eriate 81 Wm III.
gsr.. ceerastd ntirr- trr sale NJ pnbAr
auc.irn. an ihe promises FIX not ir-s thar
eothffi- ~ F4 appraised value,
uN FRIDAY, Aug. By 1867.
Thr Following resl estate IN Dubois Conn
ty. indisna goNit: The ~esl HAN ~ ne
norm east q1arier 81 section ihriy cns f3l J
fonn one n north Of range three tS1 Wet
end ne n0fih east Guarter IN ne rvub eass
quarter " section thirty ON town nn- (l3
-nuih 81 range three CD west, containing
l20 acres.
Sad land il ordered 70 be sold 70 psy ,he
debts 81 VIM ". Cave, decessed. his per-
snnal properly being Insufficient.
TERMs--One third Of The purchase money
must 81 psld IN cash; one third 10 twelve
moths, and one third in eighteen months
from day of sale. The purchaser giving neses
and security for the deferred payments,
bearing inieres; frnn date.
MARY A. CAVE. Adm'x.
G. DoAsE. Atty.
Aug. : CIV.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-20

hCS55@ BEAUTIFUL HAIR.--MANY YEARS
~ in chemical experiments have resulted la the
perfection Of CHEVALIER5 LIFE FOR THE
HAIR, an unrivalied hair dressing, impartlng new
life and increased nurimen 10 the hair preventing
badness arresting It's progress when commenced;
regulating ana sustaining the principle upon which
the color OF hair depends thereby positively restOr
ing grey hair its original color and youthful beauty,
and stopping ita falling out AZ once. sold by all
3. A. CHEvALIER, NJ D.. New York,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-20

MEET NC OF CIGAR MANUFAoTURERs.-A
meeting OF cigar manufacturers of the city Q.
PbIladelpbia was held last evening at the hall
corner OF Fourth and Cherry strects-L- Gum
pert In the chair. A letter OF sympathy with
The meeting was read, signed by various houses
In the city. Il was stated that the prices now
being paid for making cigars are more than