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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-31
U,REASURy DEPARTMENT.,
i OrrIcE on aAg SUPERVISING AnonITNorl


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received unti Il n. OF
ssi day OF July, 1852 FOR all aud the whole OF the
Fence and Coping enclosing the United States property
the Park New York, SEQ Broadway, 800 feet
Park and 100 feet cirsuar connection between them,
beng $50 feet, OF iron Fence and Coping
Said Fence and Coping will require be removed be-
fore the h day of August next all portions remaining
the ground after that date will be forfeit TO the Unird
States.
Proposals be endorsed "Proposas Iron Fence
Stone Copinc and will be addressed to the undersigned.
The Department TO itself the right reject
all of the bids II IL be deemed for the interest the
to DO so and any bid that does not conform
respect TO THIS advertisement viii not be considered
A. b. MULLErf
supervising Architect, Treasury Departu.ns
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
l1-1l77
"A PER DAY DISCONTINUED.

Having obtained extensive widespread sale
CENTURY brand OF Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, desire
to that shall pack daily 800 the small
tnto papers after this date, Juy Its merits being favor
ably recognized that this induccment In no longer
To avoid msopprehenson, however would add that
shan continue 10 pack orders for elegant Meerachaum Pipes
n our YACHT CLUB and EUREKA brands Of smoking
Tobacco.
The YACIT CLUB Ia devoid OF Nicotine and cannot In
luie tho neah and especially recommended TO people OF
scdentaTy occupations or nervous constitutions.
Tbevade are invi'f 10 ssoss for q. s,saars
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PROPOSALS.

DLANs AND SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE EREC-
tion Of substantial Shedding upon pier ~ and ihe North
Battery foot OF Hubert street. North er are Invited by the
undersigned, from whom detailed Information can be pro-
cured. They be submitted before O'Clock WEDNESDAY
morning. August There should be two descriptions or
bids iron sides and for wooden sides Roof 10
be gravel Contractor furnish all labor and material
desired. JOHN WHITAKER,
General Agent Empire Ira importation Company,
pier IA North river.
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COAsTwIsE sTEAmsHPs.
DAoIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYrs THRou
u line

pAcIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANY's THROUGH
oALlroRNI% AND CHINA
Thrqpqss pisi, Gse, New YORK 70 s'O Francisco
ostsiae Insiss Second Cabin. s.srsge
scsners OF the above line leave Pier No. 70 North Scr
foot OF Canal street q III, Z & o'cegs s,s, noon month
except when those days fs sundays then the day pre-
One hundred pounds baggage to each adult Medicine
July si-ARfzoSA, Captain Naury, connecting with MON
TANA, Captain Fsrnsworth; --,-,,,
%S @9 a%d
ccved until r. H. on Friday JSy 80 All usual facilities
For freight or passage cseis and ali fSrber information
pp psps srs es ticket 0Hce Pa aG sSs AsH
UsFFRL sEAEFs ahE hA H0 RAyAs COMPANY
psssg ssg ifs% iSa 5 E SSisS SsSG S:r " three o'clock T. NJ
COLUMBIA, Captain +. Van sice .,..,,..,,... July 60
hnssoTR Has1 Tspan IN g. g. ramc via Nassau u
for freight or passage Apply ppwy9srrrp 70 =, po.,aaD,
Noe Bowling Green.
I,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS
II New York and Charleston Steamship Company's drst
class ''dswHsI, cHaMPfoS, SSn Gsptan r. W. Lockwood
Saturday July 81 a, r. NJ sailing from pier No North
Superior accommodations for passengers.
nec,on with he South Carolina Railroad ali points souta
Goods forwarded tree OF commission.
Bills Of iadng furnished and signed on the pier
The MANHATTAN, win follow and esil Saturday, Au.
HENRY r.. MORGAN & co. Agents,
20 Roadway.
IroR CHARLESTON, =. O., THE FLORIDA PORTS, THE
IN South and Southwest.
Regular ne.--The fast aud popular sdewhee steamship
MAGNOLIA N. b. Crowell commander, will sail We'd
ns.sy th August, at p NJ from pier s. North river, foot
of Rector sirect.
Through Bills Ladlng all points South and Souhwe
Agents in Charleston Rsvene Coz forward all goods free
ARTHUR LEARy, Agent 70 William street.
The ShHAGOSSA will sail Ilth August.
TOR MoBILE-FER ANDINA ROUTE.
The nret class steamer MFRCFDiTA. Captain starsey
leaves on SATURDAY. July 81 from pi "a North river al
y. NJ.
Has superior passenger accommodations.
Il receiving. Insurance narauerf to Mobile NJ ~
per cent Thronqh mtcr 70 eli points IA tho interior
Foo freight paqeavr apply
.. n. pA1fhisOk. Agent, ia wsst street.
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- DECEIvER'S SALE OF HORSE RAILROAD PRO-
III perty.-Commonweeth OF Massachusetts, Worcester
ssSupreme Judicial Court, In Equy.-Csvin Taft and
Others vs. The Worcester Street Railway CompanyIn pur
suance OF decree OF court entered above cause,
shall sell at public auction, Tuesday the s4,h dsy of
August NEXT at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the olce the woces-
worssscr Mas s The Tracks. Property and Franchise OF
porstion established 10 said city the laws OF the Com.
monwealh aforesaid Said property consists Of about three
sss' OF The thriving and popuous city Of Worcester
other suitable buildings attached cars seighs harness
and oil the equipments of ra class horse rnroad except
70 About sooG !. purchasers will be entitled 90 organize
Massachusetts, and to operate road Sale post
tive and terms cash. n B.--fhe attention Of those
ths sale as most favorable opportunity for profitable
vestmcnt OF capital Further Information be obtained
by addressing tho auhsci iher.
JONAH IAN B. elBLEy, Receiver,
Oulce No. Central Exchange nrst foor
WoRoEaTHB NAsA. IN y ~ la6A ~t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
fNORPORATlON NOTICE.
y SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES

Y SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXFs
AND CRO1ON WATER RENTS
Public notice hereby given that sale of Property for
unpaid taxes for the years 1854 aud 1855 or regular
for Croton water for the 1868 and 1864 will takN place
at auction at the City Hail. In the city OF New York on
Thursday the 4h day Of ember next 10 O'Clock noon
and continue from day day until the whole said pro-
pcrty shall be sold. that the detailed statement OF the
properly TO be sold for unpaid water
rents published In pamphlet deposited the occ OF the
Clerk Of Arrears 10 the CoInpoers oce, also in the
of the Receiver OF Taxes of the city OF Now York. where
said pamphlet Will be delivered TO any person applying there
for
BY order OF n. n. CONNOLLY Comptroler.
A. y. CADy, Clerk OF Arrears.
CITY OF NEW roKx, July 81, 1862
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MILITARY,

A ON TO CUBA.-SMlTH.-MR. J. W. SMITH IS AN
~. enc0uraser Of revolution, ncer of governmental
and political bros, feeder of the love OF lbertyand
maker of flags Al his great u g. Decoration Flag
pot he keeps large and select assortment of Tents for SOL
Flags, &C., for camp meetings Call and him. He'll give
you show. GAL Broadway entrance Bleecker street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHAEGE 0g
"A tme.-The steamboats, G. vIBBARD aud DANTEf.
DREW WILL and after Thursday July leave Desbrosses
street at and Tbirtyourth nt TO- Landing a West
Point Cornwall Newbrs Poushseepsc Tivoi, Rbnebeck,
Csskil and Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage checked
board the boats to all points New York Central Rensse
laer and SAra.Oga railroads
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COPARTNERSHIPs.

-
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the firm Of FINN Heller is this day DTS
solved consent The business will continue under
the style and name Of A. Eimm Brothers.
NEW YORK, July co, 1863. A. HELLER
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
Ii KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS FoP
IA snle.Medcines for all diseased Prepared Food for
mccking birds, at Il. DOvEYS No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal.
N. B-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovev
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES.
IA FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers Infalli-
BILE Mango Cure and Flea Exsrmnatoi 75c Buffers new
work. So. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs Import TIL
color 0eraniums. Dog ON for consumption.
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THE TURF.


THE SARATOGA RACES WILL COMMENCE ON
i Wednesday, August 4, and continue six days. .
w. X TRAVEKs President
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DEDUCED RATES.
IL London and New York Steamship Line.
steamers fornghty to London direct from pier No North
river. Passage at $50, $40 and 4sl, currency.
BELlONA. .........Aug 10 CELLA.-..........Scpt. z
ATALANTA. Aug "a PARAGUAY..,.... Sept 81
For passage 10 Hamburg, Bremen, Havre Paris Antwerp
and Rotterdam at cheapest currency rates apply to
ROBERT N. CLARK, IS Broadway.
For freight 10 ROWLAND / AsPINwALL. 81 south st.
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MAINTAIN THE SOVEREIGNTY OF AMERICAN
Nl CITIZENSHIP.

An American citizen yet ananshes in Engish prison
for alleged Irish political offence and American citizens
executed In Cuba almost under the of Fccral ships
ufwar and without fonaes OF trial and before they had
committed overt acts. Nevertheless republican Secretary
OF state supiney ats In the state Department. and repub
President with his General OF Army and his Adm
OF Navy, jinkct watering place 10 watering
place in holiday contempt OF the ourags against American
sovereignty. Shall such stand M least without
indignant protest from democratic people, who, uDOrtu
natey In minority of administration nothing to avert
and redress inss by foreign yovrfnmcntsf The democrats
of New York are therefore invited TO meet in meeting
IN Tammnnv Hall and vicinity Monday night, August
1862 at eight O'clock, 10 protest. IN behalf OF this great
iropos against the weak administration OF Federal affairs
upon the great question OF American citizenship The follow.
ng distinguished gentlemen been invited present
aud address the n,eetpg;-
A. Oakley Hail. Col John Warren
Richard O'Gornnn, Augustine Costello,
Samuel u. Garvln, John D. Friedman
Leon Albeit, Edward l.. Carey,
AlgernOn :. Sullivan, John H. Mulaly
Eraatus Brooks, Patrick J. Mechep,
Joseph Paul. Thomas G. Fields,
hagnus Gross, A: J. Rogers and others.
BY order Tammany General Committee
WILLIAM NJ TWEED,
JouN HoUGnraLrS,l ssc,e,..o, Uhsman.
WV. HlICnNAN, 'V"''a'e'
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NvATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM 10 LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier No. Al North river.
VIRGINIA., Forbes, Saturday, July 81, nj II A. NJ.
DENMARK, Cato Saturday, August 2, at 3 p. NJ.
ERIN, Webster, Saturday August II, at 10 A. NJ.
Passage 70 Liverpool Queenstown-Cabin, $l0O and 75
Storage SBp currency
steeTage tickets Liverpool Queenstown, S37,
rency.
Apply ntthe company's ollce, 80 Broadway.
4. w. j. HURST. Manager.
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4 ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING BEEN
~ granted the undersigned BY the Surrogate of the county
of New York
Notice hereby given all persons having claims against
John E. Hucrtas late OF the city of New York dcccascd 10
present the with vouchers, NJ No. Bowling Green,
within 80 dsys.Dated New YORK the twenty third day of
July, 1869 O. L DE La FIGANIENE, AdInnIstrator.
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N. GRIFFITH, ~ vEsRY STREET, ONLY SELLS
fret olnss Tnblca NJ reasonable prices Cal bafcrs
'. Second hana Tables for ssie and rsvA'rsd.
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DUGER,S AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE-FOR
Ia Copenhagen and Stetiin direct,
1otbenburg snd Berlin.
First class sewheel passenger seamers COMPRISING the
OCEAN QUEEN. ARIEL, GUIDING STAR,
NoRIHERN LICHr SANTIAGO DE CUBA FULTON
The favorite steamship FULTON will leave pier 46 North
river Saturday August Il.
Rates of passage to all above plaoes:Firs cabin, &0g
second cabin, 100; seerage S25 gold.
Appy 10 RuGER BROS, General Agents,
For fresh at I0s Pearl street for passage s2 Broadway
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Gentemens private Establishments disposed of at public
and private sale to Tie best advantage and general assor
Whips suit needs of all classes Of purchasers, con-
santy on hand. Orders promptly executed. =
Twentyfour hours allowed for trial every horse sold
under warrantee.
sabng horses public private sale The only
mart In the city havn driving ring for showing horses
sac. Carriages, Bugqies. &C., taken storage.
Liberal advances made everything In the horse line.
Regular Saturday sale POSTPONED TO Wednesday next.
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G A n OOO-SEPARATE, BUT ONE SUM PRE-
spfU.UUU ferred TO loan Bond and Mortgage on
first improved City Real Estate. Apply to D..
n. CUTLIP, IS w ali street.
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: A -dA;-rERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA life insurance companies and who do not desire To
surrender their policies by absolute SALE borrow the
surrender value Of their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, II Broadway, room 30.
SET OF DIAMOND JEWELRY, COMPRISING
"A Brooch and Earrings, Paris make cost oC9 francs
will sell nj Y30 II. j. BLANCHARD,
46 West Thry.siyh street, beween Ninth ard Tenth avs
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&dO OOO TO $sooO wANTED-FUR TWO OR
spfU.OOV three years In an extensive manufactory
ample security given Address Loan box l28 Herald office
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CTEAMER MARY POWELL. WILL COMMENCE BUN
= ming Saturday June 1872 for Gozzens Wes, poiat
and Rondou leaving pier foot OF Desbrosses street, every
afternoon at 3d.
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4 tROTON AQUFDUCT DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF
Water is hereby given that FIVE per cent
penalty will be added the lat of August next all
paid water rents. WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY,
Registrar,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-15

"A person who was recently called
INTO court for the purpose of proving the
correctness of doctors bill, was asked
whether 'the doctor did not make several
visits after the patient was out Of dam
ger?" "No," replied the witness, 81 con-
sidered the patient in danger as long as
the doctor continued his visits"
"A Western editor, having announced
the shooting of a wild cat, by little boy
FIVE feet eight inches long, an exchange
queries, "what do they call big boy
there ?"
= What IS the difference between a
dog belonging to sailor and one of the
principal planets? One is the tar's dog
and the other is the dog-star. (rhe per
petrator of this deserves good canine.)
= The following sentiment is attribu
ted to Napoleon Bonapar,e: "a hand.
some woman pleases the eye, but good
woman plcases the heart. The one is a
jewel-the other is a treasure"
= Any business is more respectable
than what is termed loafng. A young
man had better sell clans by the pailful
than hang around public resorts, murder.
ing time and his own.reputation.
= Jenny" said Scotch minister,
stopping from his pulpit, shave ye got a
peen about ye?" eyes, minister" "Then
stick it into that brute O man O. yours
by your side"
= The Memphis Sun calls very black
negro "vivified but-end of midnight"
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drain of the young and active, as well as
the old and wealthy, is hurtful to the
moral tone, as. we'll as to ghe material
power of the agricultural interest. 1t
weakens the influence of the greatest in
dustria pursuit OF our land-thc one
upon which the prosperity of all others
is based. 1t is our duty, then, not only
to urge measures which will make farm,
ing profitable, but also those which Will
make country life attractive. 1t mast be
lifted up and made an intellectual PROBES
sion. 1t must not be Stunned, but 1t
must be sought rs q mode of life which
gives not only just reward to labor, but
honor and influence in our social and po-
Iitical system.
We find great diversity Of tastes
among civilized nations. They are the
results of education and public opinion.
Our tastes and habits should be made to
conform TO the condition of our country.
Our chief wealth is in our lands. Our
growth in greatness depends upon onr
bringing into use our vast uncultivated
domain. These tastes and habits which
lead our people to turn their backs upon
country life are hurtful to our prosperi-
ty. The 0ystem Of education which fails
20 give intellectual interest and mental
activity to rural pursuits 10 not we'll di-
rected and does not meet the wants
and conditions of the American people.
We must have, as basis of political
stability and business prosperity, not
only agricultural skill and mechanical
inventions, but also the diffusion of that
kind of knowledge which will make our
farmers and their families honor their
pursuits and love the rural scenes amidst
which they arc carried on.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE undersigned gives notice that he is again
established in business for himself and will take
pleasure in receiving calls from all Of has old
friends, Mt the store formerly occupied by VIM. NJ.
Osborne on Mechanics Row, on the street leading
to the Depot He solicils share Of patronage,
and will keep constantly on hanaa full assortment
Of Liquors, Family Groceries, Country Produce
SC. Il. W. Bl huM.
Feb T. 1860 81
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farmer's department.

hS5- Contributions on practical farming are 80
Gcited from our friends throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-12
AGENTS WANTED.

WE want responsible resident Agent in
" every large town to sail G. P. ROWELL
& cos new
American Newspaper Directory.
JUST ISSUED.
1t gives the names OF all Newspapers, their
POLITICS, or distinctive character, CIRCULA-
TON, and mucn other information. Also.
forms complete gazetteer of all towns and
counties In which Newspapers are PUBLISH
ed. han ds0me octave volume OF 400 pages,
bound in black cloth.
PRICE-FIVE DOLLARS.
Largest commissions paid canvasSers-
From 10 to 100 copies can be disposed OF In
every large town. Every thorough business
man, advertiser, literary man and publisher
will want copy. These men form small
part OF the community and buy quick. A
town can be canvaSsed In one day. Send for
terms and prospectus. Address NELSON
CHESMAN, Publishers Agent, 40 Park
Row, MY. marll
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money at three per cent; SO theWylies
nav aorouudrent OF EGO a year for a
property which, by Mrs. Wylie's in
dustry and judgment, is worth at least
e4OO. She pays this very cheerfully,
and appeals to Joe whether that is not
better than the other way.
WHY, Joe,' says she, TO woman
like me, that's afoot all day, It is worth
sixtv pounds year to be good sleep
or: and 1 should. nit be that If had
wronged my neighbor.
Arthur Wardlaw is in a private luna
tic asylum, and is taken great care of.
In his lucid intervals he suffers horri-
BILE distress of mind; but, though sad to
see, these agonies furnish the one hope
of his ultimate recovery. When not
troubled by these returns of reason, he
Is contented enough. His favorite en-
ployment is to get Mr.. Undercliff7s fac
SMILES. and to write love-letters to
Helen Rolleston which are duly depos-
tied in the post-ofhce Of the establish
znent. These letters are in the hand
writing of Charles 1, Paoli, Lord Bacon,
Alexander Pope, Lord Chesterfield,
Nelson, Lord Shaftesbury, Addison,
the late Duke OF Wellington, and so on.
And, strange to say, the Greek Q never
appears In any of them. They are ad.
mirably like, though, of course, the
matter is not always equally consistent
with the characters of those personages.
Helen Rolleston married Robert PEN
fold. On the wedding-day, the presents
were laid out, and amongst them there
was q silver.boX encrusted with coral.
Female curiosity demanded that this
box should be opened. Helen objected,
but her bridesmaids rebelled; the
whole company sided with them, and
Robert smiled a careless assent. A
blacksmith and carpenter were both en-
listed, and with infinite difficulty the
poor box was riven open.
Inside was another box, locked, but
with no key. That was opened wit h
comparative ease, and then handed to
Papal indulgences and rough stones,
and fair throats were opened in some
disappointment.
J., A lady, however, of more experience,
examined the contents, and said, that,
in her opinion, many of them were I'M
cut gems of great price; there were
certainly a quantity of jaspers and
bloodstones, and others of no value at
all. But look at these two pearl-shaped
diamonds,' said she why, they are a
little fortuneI and, Ohv The stone
that struck this fair creature dumb was
a rough ruby as big as blackbird's
egg, and of amazing depth and fire:
mo lady in England said she, has a
ruby to compare with this
The information proved correct. The
box furnished Helen with diamonds
and emeralds of great thickness and
quality. But the huge ruby placed her
on level with sovereigns. She wears
it now and then in London, but not
often. 1t attracts too much attention,
blazing on her fair forehead like star,
and eclipses everything.
Well, what her ruby is amongst
stones she is amongst wives. And he is
worthy of her. Through much injus-
tice, suffering, danger and troubles,
they have passed to health, happiness
and peace, and that entire union of two
noble hearts. in loyal friendship and
welded love, which is the truest bliss
this earth affords.
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WANTED, AGENTS, s gs9 to @s ssSS

everywhere. male and female, to introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine
will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and emoroider In q most superior
for riYe years. We will give $1,000 for any
machine that VIII sew stronger, more
beautiful, or moreeIastic seam than ours. 1t
makes the "kIastic LOCK- stitch" Every
second stitch can be cut, and still the clotn
cannot be pulled apart without tearing 1t.
We pay Agents from SIS to SaD per month
aud ex penses, or u commission from which
twice That amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
CauCIOn.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming OF worthless cast iron
machines, unUer the same name or other
wise. Ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machlne manufaCtured.
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EM HOOD ANoTHER NEW
M MEDICAL PAMPHLET nom the
pen OF DR.. CURTIs. The medical Times
says of this work: "ThiA valuable treatise on
the cause and cure Of premature decline,
shows how health Is Impaired through
secret abuses OF youth and manhood, and
how easily reS1ined. It gives clear synop-
AIs OF the impedlmentG to marriage, the
cause and effects of nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" A pocket edition of the
above will be forwarded on receipt OF 10
cents, by addressing Doctor CURTIS, No.
So, North Charles street. Baltimore. Nd.
my28-lyd
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A GENTS WANTED in every town to sell
n tho celebrated Clipper MOUers and
machines made. send for circular. CLIP
PER MOWER Il REAPER Co., II Cliff ST., New
Y0rk
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LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
Manufacturers OF Circular, Mulay, Mil
Gang and CrOss-Cut Saws. Chopplng Axes,
all shapes. CoIburn's Patent Axe. Shovels,
Spades and Miles Patent Covered Scoop.