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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-03
MRS. N. L. FAY,
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WIN BE
- received at the County Auditors Office
until b first Monday in September, 1868,
for the construction of q bridge across
Pigeon Greek, near the Crescent city
Springs The masonry or stone Work anu
the superstruciure or wood work WAL rs
let separately. No bid Will be considered
unless by the names anu
Signatures OF the securities proposed Dy Inc
d
on ar before October LIST, 1863; the super
structure on or before october Isl, $50
aag astspoatas AZ the work progresses:
81 per cent. retained till completion OF the
work. Plans and specifications to be seen
at the Auditors once. PARTICULARS given
nv the undersigned.
" VICTOR BISCH.
Evansville, July q, 1868. IJy2s david
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THE ONLY ISSUE
Speech OF Wade Hampton In
Charleston!
REVOLUTION AND WAR IXVOKEDl

On his return from the New York
Convention, WADE HAMPTON adj
dressed a large meeting in Charleston,
in which he acknowledged that he
was the author of the revolutionary
plank in the Democratic platform.
We copy his speech, emitting only
that portion eulogistic of Charleston
and the part she took in the war. We
hope every Republican will read it.,
and then call the attention Of his
Democratic neighbors to it, and have
them read IL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-03

These, gentlemen, are the inestima-
BILE blessings which will follow VIC
r / dare not contemplate the con
SEQUENCES of defeat. | have said it
will be death to US; it will be far
worse than death to us; it VIII be a
living death, crushing out, by slow,
lingering torture, the strength, the
prosperity, the very hopes of u
people. All that we have been taught
to value-truth, honor, virtue, man
hood-will sink forever in the seeth-
ing cesspool of Radical corruption,
and, in the grand and pathetic Lam
guage of Scripture, Our sun shall go
down while it is yet day." and when
that sun, which should be shining in
all its meridian splendor, does go
down in storm and darkness, there
will be here eternal night. Constitu-
tionaI liberty and republican institu-
tions will disappear forever in Amer
lea, and this people will enter on that
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Observation-Disclosures

RT9HE BUBSCRIBER CONTINUES
1.-the umb Business at his old stand
at h corner of Main n Seventh 8treets-
and would respectfully inform the public
mat his stock Is large and second to n0De
" a assortmentss embracing Pine OF 81
and quality, from the nfcgE
1nlrd Common Saginaw Board mn T.
Ahree-lnch First Clear Plank.
$50, 500 DOORS Of various thickneEEF
1OfOtlO LIGHTS.
2 W1ntow Sash, PIN and Poplar Shingles
0Sa1 a-ieet Lath, MouldlnRs, CASING
dIIed rom IA country. river or raid
SCI dSm JOHN r. GLOVER.
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weather nnd Water.

3 The weather, Saturday morning.
was pleasant and cloudy, with a
spanking breeze from the southeast,
increasing almost to a violent wind.
The river had fallen one inch during
the twenty four hours ending at 3
o'clock Saturday.
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AME SWANSON & SON,
Evansville Slate Depot.

EMP
EEYE r THE AGENTS FOR one
w of the largest Slate manufactures
in the country and are prepared TO furnish
at the manufacturers prices, on short no.
lice, the following:
Roofng Slate OF different styles and
quality;
Slate Hearths: ...I#
Slate Jams for Fire places;
Slate Black Boards Tor schools;
Slate and Marble Tiles for FtOOrag
And would particularly cali attention to
the fact that the slate Hearths, Jams, aud
Black Boards Is the cheapest n best artt-
Gle for AZ purpose now known
HANCOCK STEELE,
Water, bet. Locust and Walnut SITS.
may29 3md
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-03

No printing establishment IN the West
mas, better faciliNes or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
IL cSnstsnfIy beine added ~. and
our job department is under the personal
supervision OF one of the best job printers
IN the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
slllS Ladlng, Cards. Deck and Mea Tick
-, blIls of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
Sc &C. Orders left with either of the
"narI-ooats viii be promptly attended TO.
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Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo; r. Ct.
Gray, for St. Louis; Ada Lyon, from
Louisville; j, P. Webb, from Cincin-
natl; New York, for Memphis.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-03

SerofuIa, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbuncles
and BOils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections of the Skin, Indammatory
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles. ChroHic
Diarrhoea, MercuriaI Diseases, and every
faint of the System; Dyspepsia, aud
these Affections originating in the De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs,
viz, Bilious Complaints. Neuralgia, and
Nervous Affections, Headache, Lam
gour, and Depression of Spirits, Loss OF
Appetite. Constipation.
ENHsH EXCELLENT MSzC1NAL
A mpou was nrst preps 81 by Or.
J.. w. POLAND, in 1877, and was then en-
ployed with great success in exp ling hui
morS from the blood; but in 1915 u medical
friend, who was quite celebrated as a ply
slcian, especially III the treatment OF hui
mors. suggested some Important improve
ments, which were adopted, and which
has made il $50 the people say the very
best remedy for all Kinds of humors
known TO "the faculty."
This preparation is composed entirely of
vegetables, among which are Sarsapariila,
Yellow DOCK, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and
BlOOdrOOt.
When the originator lived in New
HAMPSHIRE, at GOfIstown Centre for the
space of thirty or forty miles around and
inManchester ~particularly,th HumorD Doc
tor was well known and highly valued for
the numerous and wonderful cures which
it effected. Though manufactured IN large
quantities, the supply was lrequently ex-
hauSted, and purchasers had TO wait Tor
more TO De maze. IN t1ab FS91Ons some
very severe cases of Erysipelas were treat
ed with-and they were cured! Erysipelas
sores, or arbuncles-thoS ugly, painful
ulcers-were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. So 1t
was with ScrOfula and Salt Rheum. The
HumOr Doctor cured them.
1t is free nom any dangerous drugs, is
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and
effective in its action.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
and for sale by all dealers in medicine.
&. DAMON & CO., Proprietors.
CLOUD & AKIN,
Wholesale Agents.
For sale at retail by all druggists.
| fe29'63 DIFF
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Persons having real estate for sale OF to let,
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such pro
perry will find it their interest to advertise IN THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other pewspaper and in addition to this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in NewYoTk and all its
cities and villages, but in every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
TO the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TRB
UNE semWeokly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
nents IN each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devOtes especial attention TO the reports OF real
estate both in the city and in every part of the state
thus adding greatly the value Of its columns as an adj
vertlsng medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line Tor single
insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 90 per lne sEhI'
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per liue.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..........

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Port LatOar 81 IL JoHss, Davis Richmond p Brick Ssu'
ARRIVED
Steamship city q 5'TS Ls sss t'sPS cs Nay o. ~'@
steamship C6ampon lockwood Charleston nase and Dss.
Steamship w&insioD cols Gsys:so3 Hass s1a P1..
BIs ks TSsSs Young Ssai days salt
B B.t hsas. II o. Ti:s Bremen g @ .ndPas
'' Barn. i sf!s,S Ss rI T.s %s
Brs Emma Ives tBrl, Lorvay. zAIa' oaba, sugar
Bs A ESsA HI Fsl 5G %s1 s, Leone Aps &C. pea
s ss E1ifis' B s. hl @'1': ss s. plaster
Brig Keystone. Barter, ssgua - asys, sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS; o. -,
FoE7REs xoSRoE June AArhVsd Srs Julia C'rae' s"sn
HolSEss oLs June sAl.d s before po srsps
ssaas Sr Po s:S Henrietta PSsdi S.qp u.
shr sarah from Passport before reported ashore bach Of kAhon A
O sc,a sSssJJ Sas aAr steamship, KDsnson Sy
'''''' ''''' FOREIGN PORTS.
2-The steamship Beoaa ffom New fori Nay eh.
Jure l-rhe steamships Of Pars from NesYsr
MAJ "a and the Palmyra from Newio a. arrived At thr port
teiay.
SPOKEN.
NAV 10 lat a o. Ion 81 20 bark P1eisdes. boani ".
Nay 81 lat Al IS lon "a %, ship Alaska. bcauf I.
MAJ 25 IS Ion 60 H. scar Jaa Dcan, hence foi Pose "a
MAJ 49, lat "a. Ion &c, brig GOldAn Lead, bOuDi n
TO MARINERS
secOndcsss buOy pneI bss has besn pa a o. Psn
Muan Rect TO mark the approach the hab0r ofkAal Nc
Bearings as follows Mensa Lighthouse. EiE b. nile hH
buov lie, IN As feet at low water shallow from buoy to ear
ReefLrbt Vessel No been renOve non Fishing Rt s'a
sou,h Carolina for repairs she relieved BY Light easel NJ
20 shaving the zane order ron her remasi head al se's
ton Of % above the level Of the sea
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Observation-Disclosures.

FROM LIVERPOOL PIN steamship Cty - Blfmore-Nrs
Mrs Ezaheh Purcell Rev j. ~ Holmes Wis
and child joseph Hayward Susan syes hs Poole H. lhoe
Poole Gaisbod and lady, chdrens
RdmoadsioB Col Morley ME Immersion, lady and eldrea
Hersoa Rev M bronson and & Joln Nknon add aT ca
Cochrane John James Merv n Rabert Mum Ihe Ih
DherOu Curu Leland Leathcnan A. Fon frseck Georg
Ryans Rmmerson Mss Gibbon st5a aItos Ed Grey
Wilson, Wm Bs-aes Miss Reudette Miss Loyson, Aas
MAY. Burley Whitley. Mrs Barker, Srs Wilson
FROM BRRMCDA, jane 2-IH brig T. II A. Pitt-Mr O. s ~
Strong Isabella Dunsonbe Miss kebeca Ibsu
Sun Capt W. Whittier Capt A Thompson Dunso0nee. T.
j. Barr
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GREAT SALE q WksIChEsIE h rkoIEkIli 80 ceres 10 ~
Hrt n dc SapTsae IN partition On THURSDAY jane H.
ea !, IN b,AETHONY J. BLERCKBR SOs Co. Anconeers
a. M. Eebans ssesroon No III Broadway Ne. Ioh This prop
of easery and souherJ portions Of Caons Point In
"a and eIiead from the South Westminster Turn
W. 81 e aoug highway Long bland Sound and includes
IA valuable the Sound Location
spI nan cent o. the purchase aoney remal on boa
80 10000 for Maps he bad OF the Auctonee, ~
ssl, 81 So CedaIst, HeE York on s1e after Ma{ q
VIVA '~S" JOHN C. PERRY, Referee
Ia. n ,utyR Piinias Attorney No. 6O Falton-st Hswlo
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WlLKINs, :,
DEREMPfORY SALE OF Nos; 5S5, 5S9 and
ludlow Co win sell IT WEDNESDAY, June ~ lsos
Al IL clock al Exchange saesroom No III B'oaaNAy InA5
BRoaDwAY-The valuable po, Of ground the Ee''ey SIDE Of
broadway IS Spl 75H1O iee hrough 10 Aere
mslne ot containing about 600 square eet Aho"n " BA
NUNS MUSEUM PROPERTY -
Five per cent the purchase too. pd on ne gay Of SAFE
sO OG an remain bopd and mortgage Balance ID dsA
MAPS and fu particulars the Aueioneer ohe NO. fnesI
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WEDNESDAY, JINK ,
AI2 oeoei 81 Rlel.nss Sa.e,Ieom y. III BfosisaT.
BROOELfN PROPERTY
opvtT .rn anS6LTTE PAhrITIOg sALE or TfIR BEsT
PROPERTY IS.IHE RlEEIEkNIH WARD EVER OFFbhED
LETivR ASD KRAPST s. E. cor splendi lots adjoining row
Of 6csss AID nalg opposite The iiA,sa
greenhouses AID garden u H. Barlcs, eco The loo-09
ofthese iots b, uneHcep ouab.e DO every respect OH
IFP AVE- AND HOOPREsT cor, opposite LeeaVe Clafch
an aoaag the splendid residence q 81 H. Keith ESQ., 'eTJ choe
HBwEssT adjoining the besualavn and grounds Of Les've
HOOPER ST. s. o 2oG n. e. Of leave. , lots
TWENTY CHOICE LOTS the block bounded b. harJ and
Dvaon.Aves Keap and Ho0pcet@
WYTaEAVE only 200 feet from Apple'on's : Lots Al, -,
The Of the property al spenddJ located ID h lme
date vicinity " Ieeaye. aud 81 Paals Churches =, -,
aud particulars apply % the AGcoheefi NO. - N'e
Htv.Yorf or No Isl Moutsgne-st, Brooklyn - 90,
TUESDAY June At u oock, 81 Exchange saesooh no Al
Broadway, " J. ,.,-
GREAT AND PEREMPTOKY SALE OF PROsPk.I, fAth
PROPERTY CHOICE VILLA PLOTS, coz IAhlNG o. ~.
100 HULL CITY LOTS LINDEN TERRACE PLAIBUslt ONLY
FIvF MINUTES WALK PROM GRAND sOuIIfEAsIbhLi IN
TRANCE TO PROSPECT PARK 49,, -.
LINDEN BOULEVARD and south sides east Of and rear
Fahusb-avc. ld1 lots
MARTENSEAV AVE- north side 100 lots - - 4, 49, .---l.,
y \. City Hall and can Dc reAehed
Ceni Park The grades good aud fes i'om roeh
ana
ralroad only ~ minutes rom Ieh F'rf
LINDEN BOULEVARD Is 100 feet vide with four rows o. esosh
and Ornamental Trees n-,-,... z ,sy
TERMs will aaori opportunity '" an VINO N'u 70
scenic really dssgsbe building plots bargains Book mps are no"
resd AZ the oce JOHNSON MILLER, No. - Nassau st. ~ H.
and No. 1877 Montague st. Brooklyn
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ALBANY LUMBER MARKET,

JuSE 2-72OO Pl1u 10 hbs whky 3S bhls Corn Meal 90
SACKS DO 5273 bush Wheat bush Corn 1893 bash 0s
56 bush Rye 26l3 bush Peas q pigs Ashes S bsa Peoss
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purt @lunru's yutit,.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

Danny TRIBUNE Mail subserbsrs $40 per a ~ Dsp an
sENIMEExIY lRIBusr' e Ms sash 10 copies s
wrrxrY TRIBuSE, Mail Subscribers y per annu m
copies il copies ts; eo sgpssi y ssi IN,
drsss s25 q copies e na,ss' e "a 81 copies. 70
names OF subscribers, go
Advertising Rates.
my T,rptrEx &c. &c., 4Oc.. 60c., and " PEI Inv
as..I WrvKIY TRIBUNE. IS and 80 Genus per n'''
WEh lAI According to position In tho paper
Terms cash in advance: .u.,,,.,, Naw.York,
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J7IJRNITURE WANTED in EXCHANGE for
dJsrd psging STOCK 10 sonad EeEioh oompaayi about
"A az sorla escorted Address FURNITURE Trlbgas Oes
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Station SAILS of Etal Gsiait.

4 UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
N ESTATE jane the premises. a. Cfoion FAls
Weschesie4 Co. o. T., Harlem KaToi tsse Mshopsc station
uARu SON PARDEE. Ancionee hes bNBLIlhG HOUSE and
coaiarag o. nt holso 4 I've stores and ae
modem 0 ols l depa Ala, several bllLDlNO LOTS %
suit purelrr Also m o1erod valuable TRACT Of 70
ACHES snng the shove pm. suitable r County Seat and
portion Of which admirably adapted ioI vineyard
CID. g. AVERY
A DJOURNED SALE-Opposite Daniel nrews
"A properly Madison. VII be sS1 a kDAt june Cd
viii rel 4dt- L. n5lLiND siaIon NJ n
h.fnrIaT lh1nl nr0fr sLoIIll. ntll flr
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TUESDAYS wEATHga RBPoRr-s m.

sur 40 7.I6 No0R SeA..... 3:o
|
sssdy Hook. 6.92 Cows N5.. 6:5l bell Gate. s:o
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professional gOtitts.

professional gOtins.
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW
No 20s Twentethtt, 0avlyeston, TexaA
Special attention to Commercial and Land Business
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the exclusively
- operative Of Hemi Hmorho rstua Structure Var
eoee and Des Of the Face and Eyes under the
elusive control Of EDWARD H. DIXON H. d. During he past %
years have been treated most Of them successfully
pronounce durable otherwise At the
s examination The best accommodations provided Once honrs
70 m to and to O. evenings, al Dr. DlxONs resi-
dsnee, No. q Fiahsya
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

The size OF the Portsmouth Navy Yard has been nero
than doubled by the purchase OF Seayeys Island, at
cost OF $iOh0O0
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Gupartnrrsbip Clothes.
No "a NHwSr.. NswYoRK. June J. 1903
THE FIRM of SAXT0N, RAYMOND g. Co.,
this day dissolved by mutual consent RAYMOND retiring
EDwIN A. sAXT0N
y ~. RAYMOND,
JOHN l. ROGBRs ".
The updspa will rouuue the BANKING aad STOCK CONMIS-
SION business Of the late Firm Sa1On Raymond Co.. under the
name Of Saxton A Roeers EDWIN A. SAXT0N,
JOHN L. RoGERs. IT,
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REAL ESTATE.


NEW-YORK, Tuesday June Z, lsoo
Neither the attendance at the Exchange"
to-day nor the prices obtained for the various deserp
lions of property offered were Of an encouraging nature
20 those bought houses and lots few months ago IN
the hope Of a still further advance If buyers snort
time able to carry their purchases they
eed not hope for material advance on their investments
at the present time If forced 10 sell hWOou was
cleared out to-day, and the several lots neVeu manu-
some amount for the owners over their purchase
money yet the sales were not satisfactory as those
of the previous days when the tract was IN the market
although been agreeable to the aucuoneers
the Messrs A. j. Bleecker Son Co.. TO realize the iaet
that the 700 lots included in the lnWood property have
been erased from their books. The Messrs johnson
Miller enjoyed their customary good ortune to-day and
tefr Jersey plots were disposed Of with the facility Of
their Brooklyn property ia w1ch lheIe seems 10 De
continued disposition invest some OF the lots however,
IN Brooklyn sold at their full valuation situate as they
far from the ferries ana on the Inc OF streets ana
yet unopened II e purchasers design to retain
lands for future homes they may pay but when TO
the purchase money is added the various assessments
made necessary for the Improvement OIL the property by
the opening aud the grading OF the Streets their pave
investment, u Is sc"rce piOOaple that more Jhah te
aggregate amount could be obtained at resale
The Messrs Muller, wilkins 4 Co had small sale and
were bua short time in accomplishing it. In this city,
purposes fast su5sidng. aud capitalists
Ing their attention to the east SIDE in the direction of the
far uptown streets. Many regard the outlay ne
Streets and awe ayenps a 5gse 70 sog d ot a @
cent to negative whatever advantages the lands the
west side might otherwise possess The patrons Of either
side may continue their purchases advance is yet in
reserve Tor the lands uptown east west or center To
day good property 10 be offered for sale at the
Exchange, the location of which may be found designated
IN the real estate advertising columns of THE TRIBUNE
BY a. II. MULLER p, X. WILKINS & co.
plot OF land IS feet wide by half the block deep on
NnetysecOndst, commencing at a point 100 feet west
from Thrdaye and Containing thereon twostoTy frame
house, filed ia with brick with extension and all the
modern improvements, purchased for $1,000.
gore lot 25x311x34 feet situated the south side OF
lftytrsst IS feet west from EeYenthave. was bought
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Ytttur,s ana .Hatttinas.

GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS and
City EewY0rkA regular meeting Of ts
so..v Viii be held at Mechanics Hi Ne. 42 Broadway
WEDNESDAY EVENING Jane at 6eloek AZ this meeting
$500 Ejtoc MIL be held The 0Goe Of redded
can't b- he resIerstlOn Of Brother Richard Mount
SAH' v 'Ns'i'sT WIN. VAN NORDBN, Secretary.
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THE EAyY-YARDs

Tie Government also bought 4s7 vesols Tor tho Navy
Department Of which 363 have since been sold, aud "
lost destroyed sunk distractions transferred array
| Sc: 81 are still Ia service
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mnr NAVY or THE UNITED sTATEs.

The Secretary Of the Navy mas m maaea report orr
p,teS States an the lat Of April 1861, the number OF
vessels built or bought for the Navy since that
the disposal made OF them. Oh inc st oay vi Ap ioo
the Government owned:
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A FRUIT Farm of IL acres at Metuchen,
New Boaern HOusK exht rooms harn &c spiendid To-
estsa ss50 PETIT FkAzEE n o. III broadway toom No
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lots "a wyeIoSst s. n 6hye l2Sio6 Jas Walker ca 57s
on IBergen \ sdL same size Thos Bergen ca.
Afsntate II
j Hind h Cel
4 Derr-st Gratd1vr 9riO
Pafcst adj. WI Tey 500
on Begen.st FlstbnsLaye 2Og6 j. ONea......... 1850
on Csrtou-sve H. Park 8xl0O McCrosson ea. I50
nj Uuierhilay P 1850
on grsve cor 4sst ca 2UrgO Mr. Hsm each...... 220
40 lots thst adj dining each 1KO H. Peter Fuller esch 50
lev eaeh."...... ll25
1850
land N stanton $500
sess b and Viii house oubuiiaSs &C. b stinbaTJ 65OO
The 81 pieces OF property sold to-day lor S20g5
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WIZ H..E nELI-[.. LL.HAE
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StaiiOurrp, &t.

ASA l.. SHIPAlAN g. SON, STATiONERS,
IN No. 2 Chanbersst Ra assortment constantly gu aAn- DALI
Books sale laads " Order
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Surniturt.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
her suitss pan and ornAmsBt at fARRlNGToNh No. jos
osnaLst opposite WEBSTER kstAeAshed Ist1
DEFRIGERAT0RS, STOVES, RANGES,
S az yss,s opposite Washington Market Upright chest lager
- md gros and slate lined tea OIL and Strip
n .raas k ranges Of improved patte Packers
TorreTs hse freezer ne most simple and es N use
hirtyave quarts; large sIe feezeu with ay wheels water
[ lee pitcher All kinds Q; oees and Kitchen ware made
toor
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6uantrp 8taI Gstatt fOr Sale.

A NJ. WAY g. Co.,
"a No. - Eslsousi., New. Brunswick. n J.,
FARMS other sell varying
We sell commission eTciusTely
In ali casss We bag buyer and seller together make their
thing hide and seek 10 the
dealing refer to The Hon Marcus J. Ward Governors
b TAYLOR. exp. ~ No. 90 Pine 81. ~ Y. Cas-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
Union HOTEL, SARATOGA.
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WATERING PLACE Meat, comfortable
w ROOMS secured during the Summer months N pfsy
- healthy cool psc side with good Board aua
sn,on bT addressing By mail GILBERT SMALL r9speea va.
Tor Goudsboro Maine splendid chance Tor sAhS 's's ANU "
bathing
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DY JOHNS son & MILLER,
ID AUCrIO6EFRS AND


No % hAEskusT.. Goa AEnAAsi.f NV iohhs
City Rffeness( Sorss Lo County Seats and Yarns bought sol
d enelsagsd Loias NEGOTIATED Auction sales oIfuafe &c
WEDNESDAY.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

A domestic Bag who believes in the com
forts of pleasures of home Preside on th'
cold nights a-comiug, commends to it
readers the following sweet thing" termed
COnuubIaIlties.
Your way lies over the hillside
Out in the rain and sleet,
Out in the worlds wild turmoil,
Where hustle and business meet;
But mine by the noiseless fireside,
Where the fanciful embers glow
With changeful life-like motion;
Kiss me before you go.
My quiet way will be haunted
With visions none others can see,
Chances more precious than diamonds,
Smiles full of meaning to me;
The sound of welcome footstep,
whisper thrilling low,
All. thought will clasp memory closely;
Kiss me before you go.
For this world is full ofmischances,
And one of those changes may fall,
That IRE ttoO ne'er again in the freight
Make one shadow upon the wall.
Oh, then, once more in the parting
Alas that it must be So
Leave me fond benediction;
Kiss me before you go.