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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-27

On Saturday last, articles of asso.
citation of the Laporte and st. Josenb
Railroad Company were filed at the
Office Of the Secretary Of State. The
road is to extend from Laporte to the
Michigan State line, where it connects
with road to the mouth of the st.
Joseph River, in Michigan. The
road in Indiana will be ten miles long.
Hon. A. L. Osborne, of Laporte, is
President Of the company; Jacob
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5. M. BARTON
COlleotor,s saIe Of - -
To pay cost and expenses of street, alley.
and sidewalk Improvements.

To pay cost and expenses Of street alley
and sidewalk improvements.
AZ OTICE IS EEEREBY GIVEN
~ that by virtue OF suudry preCeDts
Issued by the Mayor of the city Of Evans
public auction, NJ the door OF she Court
House, IN said city, on Monday. AUGUST
second, ed 1863, 40 10 O'Clock p. 81, The foI-
lowing lots and parts OF lots of real estate
or so much thereof as may be neeessal-5- ta
pay the amount charged and assessed
against the same, together with the cost of
sale, said charges and assessments BEING.
Tor the cost and expenses OF street, alley,
and sidewalk improvements. aud that said
sale Will be continued on the next H4V
thereafter, namely, Tuesday, August third.
1863, at the same hour and place, for the
purpose OF selling such property as may
have been sold on the day first above
mentioned, and not paid for, viz;
For assessment of street improvements
Original PIaus thlrty-SeVeu and hair
(371Sl feet Of lot number ninety-uiue, 8N,
adjOiuing lo1 number ninety-eighty, las1
owned by airs. T.. NJ. Seiman s25T 871s.
For assessments of alley Im proven entg.
Donation Enlargement OF the CITY OF Eve
ausvllle, lot number two hundred and
thlEty-s,eSe9SdR. ~ lz5i1 owned Dy William
For assessment of alley improvements.
Donation Enlargement of Tie city OF Eve
ansviley lot number two hundred and
thirty eight, (23S), owned by VIM. Traftou.
500 ~.
For assessments of alley improvements.
Donation Enlargement of the city OF Fv-
ansvlile, to the undivided oue-haif of IO5 by
70 feet OF the southWesterly part Oh Ir-t
number two hundred and forty, (2I9} % .srI-
ed by Thomas -. GarYin, $40 $50
For assessI1 enta Of alley imDTOver7ar.fe
Donation Enlargement OF the CITY of Fv
ansvilIe, to the undivided one-haIf or 1a-
part Of lot mum Der two hundred and f0rf,-
(240), owned by ID. ". Keller SIS ssIs
JOHN GREEK. Col Taef0r
Evansville July sthl 1869, Tvs
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Great Distribution
By the Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts 70 Amount of 100000.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

8 Cash Gifts, each $4,000
20 5000
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each SOD to
70 Elegant Rosewood MelOdeons. each s75
s5Osewing Machines. each $50 to si75.
500 Gold Watches, each SIS to $500. H'
40 40 Cash GIFTS, each 81 ,eC0 tH
40 g L" q IG0
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &C., valued at
"A chance to draw any Of the above Prizes
sealed in Envelopes ana well mixed. On
receipt of $50. q Sealed Ticket Is drawn
without enoiee ana sent by mail TO any
address. The prize named upon il Will be
delivered to the ttcket-holder on payment
of One Dollar. Prizes are Immediately
sent to any address by express or return
You win know what your Prize is before
you ply for it. AnU Prize exchanged for
0HO<Ie1' Of same UdLtLe. No Blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENCE We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Nalu-
able Prizes and kindly permitted us to
publish them: Andrew j. Burns, Chicago
$4,000; Miss Clara S. Walker, Baltimore,
Piano, $500; James NJ. Matthews. Detroit,
Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano,
s69O. We publish no names without per-
mission.
OPIHIoNs OF THE PREss.-"The firm is
reliable and deserve their success. !" =
Weekly Tribune, May 8. f"We know
them I to be, be a fair.dealing firm"-[N. Y,
Herald, May 70. "a friend of ours drew
$500 prize, which was promptly receiVed,t -
-lDaily News, June 3.
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements
10 Agents. satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of sealed envelopes contains ONE
CASH GIFT. Six tickets for 81; 13 for 81;
IS for s.; ITO for SIS. All letters should be
HARPER. WILSON & Co,
l73 Broadway, New York.
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john RUSSELL YOUNG, ex-manag-
ing editor of the New York Iribane,
is making preparations for starting
nv daily paper in that city, price
Une mt" It is rumored, in fact,
s s,l1' = Al Could & Co arc to furnish
INC great oufeef the proceeds, and a
very large eircuG4jon is confidently
expected Indeed, >tbe projectors
have put their figures as>I;rb ~ +uo
hundred and fifty thousandSIyo r ON. ~
prehend YOUNG will get old befo,o h
makes his newspaper success.
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THERE will be total eclipse of the
sun on the 18th of August. As it will
not occur again during the present
century, we advise our readers to go
to Madison and see it.-IndtandpOliS
E'entinel.
The best place to see the San
eclipsed is to go to Vincennes.
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A RAILROAD meeting was held In
Mount Carmel, Illinois, on the 18th.
In behalf of the celebrated New AL
bany and st. Louis road. Books were
opened for subscription of stock, and
six men subscribed one hundred dol
lars each. The stockholders then
proceeded to elect Directors for the
Western Division Of the road, ex-
tending from Mount Carmel to st.
Louis; the Directors in turn elected
Robert Bell, President; w. w. Nc
Dowell, Secretary, and George Harris,
Treasurer. Upon this extensive show
ing the Mount Carmel Democrat says,
"the friends of the New Albany,
Mount Carmel and st. Louis Rail-
road may rest assured that our people
are in earnest, and will use their
means aud influence to this much
needed outlet and commercial ave-
nue." It looks ike it, certainly
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Vile, Secretary; ID. L. W eaFer'
Treasurer. and L. @. Rose, /. Eliel,
T. Crane and William Niles, Direc
tors
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CITY ADVERTISESEENTs.
Notice to Open Out an Alley in
Block 81. I

JULY IS, 1863.
Ordered, til at six weeks public notice,
by advertising in the. Evansville Daily
Journal, be given that, on the 9Th day of
September, 1869. the Common Council of
the City of Evansville will make an order
for opening out au alley in Block 81, stu.
ate between Second Avenue and Third
Avenue and extending from Sixth Street
to Franklin Street, in the town of La
masco. City, now City of Evansville. Said
alley to be of the width of twelve ll2l feet,
and the west line of eaid alley to be one
hundred and nineteen (lI9) feet distant
from Third Avenue, and parallel with
said Third Avenue. And should any per-
son aggrteved, at any time within six
weeks, apply to the Common Council Tor
redress, by petition or remonstrance left
with the ClerK of the Common Council,
and containing statement OF the injuries
complained of and the amount demanded
therefor, said petition or remonstrance
will be considered, heard, and determined
by the Common Council, on the 9Th day OF
September 1859.
And it is further ordered, that the Clerk
record In the Minute Book of the Council
the plat of SAID BLOCK No 81, with the sur
rounding streets, showing the location,
width, and length of said alley, which plat
has been prepared by James ID. Saunders,
| City Surveyor.
A. NJ. McGRTFF, Clerk,
By E. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
| City Clerks Office, Evansville, July I'D,
| 1869. tJy23 devil Union copy. .
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MANHOOD.
n EnICh L RGG "A V ~, Tho 4. A Ircr q.

A MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and
CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN, the
Treatment of Nervous and Physical Dehil,
ity, &C. 3ia 1U#as 1nt
''2heTe. Is no member Of society bg aOhon
this book aOLE not be found asSeftti, tChether
such person holds the relation OF parent,
pTeee1toT, or clergyman" - Medical Times
and Gazette,
Sent by mail On receipt of 80 cents. Adj
dress the author, DIR. T.. DE +. CURTIS,
222 + Street, Washington, ID. q. "
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Netioe to Contractors.

:
The Common Council of the City of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until Monday, July 18th, ls69, for furnish
ing materials and building five public
cisterns. Plans aud specifications can be,
seen at the Clerks Office
BY order OF the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY e. A. MCGRIFF, deputy.
City Clerks Office, July is, 1869. 81. II
lyle union copy.l
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors. ff
JUNE 28TH, 1863, EsEA Is
The Common Council of the City of
Evansville viii receive seated proposals
until the goth day of July, 1869. foF grading,
graveIIng, and paving the alley situate be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets, and eX-
tending from Sycamore Street to " Inc
Street, in Block No. 80, Eastern Enlarge
ment. 4 g
BY order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
By Z. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Offlee, July Cd, 1863,
G1AEzZxNzi Ky On copX,
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Lippincott & Blackwell,

a SR YOUR DOCTOR or Druggist for
A SWEET -QUININE-it equals (bitter)
Qunine. Is made only by f. STEARNS,
Chemist, Detroit.
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The Liberty (Union County, Ter
TIE 0rLIUr uuy, uiyvn- -EOFaEIo 8, sGItss b9
accident, a bottle of hair oil for the
medicine that he had been ordered to
take. The doctor soothed him with
the assurance that the worst injury
the dose could do him would be to
coat his stomach and bowels with hair.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

The Agricultural Department reports n fall
ing OF In the farm stock of the country IN 10,
compared with 1867 The total amount of corn
and wheat sold for export was also less for 1871
and Ie6c than for the two years PRIOR to the
war and now the fac. is reported from CIncin-
natti that the hog-crop OF the whole country
for the season of lS6o-9 is little more than two
hundred thousand and odd over that of eight
years ago. If this be 80 We need not wonder AT
the high price of food. While the West has in .
creased from 81 70 - per cent IN habitab!e area
and population, the quantity of bread and meat
raised for sale has fallen OF.
II would b. well if in taking the next census
care was taken 10 ascertain the mum Der of acres
cultivated with wheat 10 show last how far
that crop holds ITS own. and whether il is no,
kept mp by increased area OF tiIlage while the
product per acre Is largely falling or W.
hear II stated that Pennsylvania is the only
State in which the amount of wheat raj sed Der
acre rs steadily maintained, aud that this fact
Is due 10 the improved mode of cultivation
there Data concerning food matters should b.
acquired by the censns as being of vital inter-
sst 70 every body: ana II there Is falling OF IN
food supply II Is OF importance that the fact
should be known and appreciated. IN order
thai We may set about applying a remedy.
Evening star., 1869-04-14
The secislon gwen by Chief Justice Chase il

The decision gwen by Chief Justice Chase in
the case of the State of Texas vs.. George w
bite and others Is OF great importance. as de-
Gliding that the rebel States were never out OF
the Union. The dIrect result of the decision.
in this particular case is to restore 10 the State
OF Texas the right OF property in certain bonds
OF the United States, known as the Texas In
demnity Bonds, 10 the amount of perhaps
SjOo,os. The most important point nyolyed
m tRf decision Is that OF the jurisdiction OF the
Supreme Court. That Court has jurisdiction
OF suits brought by State Of the Union against
citizens of another state But this suit wa,
brought by the State government OF Texls
which, BY the act of March >, 1-67, Congress
pronounced illegal" one of those which, by
the act of Jolly i, 1867, Congress declared 10 be
snot legal state governments" Ii was admit
ted that unless the suit were actually brought
by State OF the Union the Court had no iuris-
diction- The Court decided that the plaintiff
is, anu was when this suit was begun in I-67.
SCtually and legally the State of Texas snd a
State OF the Union. According 10 this decision
Texas has never ceased to be a State The ac.
of secession was void, and every similar ACT
must be void. No State has at any time left the
Union or committed suicide The govern
ments established by the insurgents were in
deed void, and their acts of no effect in law
brt the States Themselves have remained at all
times integral parts of the United States
Evening star., 1869-04-14

To-day Is the anniversary of one OF the n mos !
gloomy days in American history. On the IIth
of April, just four years ago, the chosen ruler
OF ouT EatlOn. was stricken down by me hand
OF an assassin, a. Il time, too. when has heart
was filled With the kindest feelings 10 yards
those who Were alike his enemies aud tn
enemies of the country. II is fit-ng that the
anniversary OF day which sent a thrill of
sriei and horror through the land which will
b. long remembered by those who witnessed
ITS manifestations, should be hallowed to the
memory of Abraham LlncoIn. Ii Is tbs. first
tune our annals Were ever suIlIed with IN.
despicable crime OF assassination Let Us hope
IL will be the last.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

a SIMPLE and effective method OF life IN
suTance has been adopted Dy an ASSOCIATION ot
the employees of the police aud post olIile de-
partmen;s IN New York, IL the form of a sim
pie agreement on the part OF the members thai
on the death of one OF their number a small
sum (hfty cents or one dollar, as the case nav
BEL shall be contributed by each survivor for
the benefit OF the family of the deceased. In
TINS way the post oihce association raised ana
distributed 70 the wives and children of five
deceased members the sum OF S7,i76 during
the last year; while the police ASSOCIATION has
paid 20 the heirs of nine of its deceased mem
oers the sum of $40 during the last Quarter
The plan is well worthy the At tention OF men
tho are employed IN large numbers IN exten-
SIve manufacturing establishments or other
pursuits of life.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

In accordance with the announcement here
totore made. the working men of the District,
or portion of them or of those assuming 10
act TOR them. last evening paid Senator Spragus
the compliment of rendering him public ser
enade. Just why, we do not clearly under
stand II Mr.. SPrague is recognized as the
embodiment or representative of any element
or class under the sun II is the wealthy co;ton
manufacturing interest; and If that interest Is
conspicuous for any thing, II is for coming
money cut of the sweat and sinews OF over
worked. underpaid, ana oppressed men, wo-
men, and children. SIll, if their brethren here
choose 20 pay homage 10 II in this way. We
presume tney have the right To DO so. But il,
locks odd
Evening star., 1869-04-14

The editor Of the ohio state Journal who is
now soJournins here, is responsible for the FOL.
lowing:
anknead Masruder is still 30 maliciously
inclined toward the orth that ne ne m n let, ,
lectures upon US Of diabolIcal length ana i'm
mense bore An old but good adaptation was
mane oy olsting uisneo army officer apropos OF
.niS lecture "Do you know old Ban khsad
Masruder lectures In Washington to-pIghti"
IngtoE." ""'n
Ihs Is pretty good; but the effort in question
oion nurt Washington mach Not more than
dozen or two, all told.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

Baltimore Is improving her moral. The
proprietors of the "a Balrmor. Ousr, Hons- :
and "New America Theater," In ,ha, c,,v :,
which IT is charged demoraiizing EXHIBITIONS
Were given. have been indicted for nsin,s,n,no
places of amusement which are .. public nuis.
ances-" and were held to bail In Al .co each.
and a bill has passed the Second Branch of ths
City Councils prohibiting minors from billiard
playing.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

A gentleman who is well qualified 70 Judge
inielheently in the premises. assures rs that the
unsuccessful working of the Internal Revenue
Office, TO which reference was made in these
columns q day or two since, was largely al.
tributable to the want of a competent and ef1ci.
ent solicitor or legal officer. This want. he
ssys, was recognized and prov ded for by Con-
g-ess as early as July, 1SG6, yet for two years
thereafter the President failed to fill the once,
although constantly entreated and promising
70 do So AS almo,t all the questions presented
10 the bureau involved legal points of so ne
Kind generally novel. there was a natural and
proper hesitancy IN disposing Of them ia the
absence OF authorized legal advice, particular.
~ as IL was expected 10 be forthcoming with
each succeeding day. II is also urged tn q
auo her and very great obstacle TO a successful
administration of the Office existed in the well
known fact that the late Com missioner had NO
power to remove or sppoInt, aud that his rec
concentrations m tins direction were generally
received with distavor, no matter how great
necessity there may have been for changes.
These explanations seem both reaso nabie an
f0rc' ole. whether they cover the whole ground
or not. But. As both the difficulties cited are
now understood 10 be substantially removed,
tie public may hope for letter things in future:
and so Its reasonable expectations are realized
1t Will care very little what agency brought
them 5bout
Evening star., 1869-04-14
SAVE YOUB MONEY

The Undersigned has Just taken ont . NEW
PATENT FOR PAVING SIDEWALKS. GUT
TERs AND STREETS WIT6OCT SEAM
disrenslns With curb and reducing the OF pen to
below the contract price in any Of the wards in this
city with brick, which will last for q lifetime
without repair ly0OO loads Of PAVING SAND
for sale st the yard on Tiber Greek, between and
streets. THORNTON SMITH,
nhlt 394 L street. bet. 9th and 10th.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

The Star Spangled Banner" was Kissed In
the Richmond theater Monday night. and
.O'er AfrIc's burning sands" was received
with deafenIng applause. which proves, says
the State Journal beyond the peradventnre of
a doubt that the people of Richmond are ..thor-
eughly reconstructed and AmericaniZed
Evening star., 1869-04-14
I'D NTAL TIOE

w b. BARRETT, d. D.s,
rOrneTly 81 Philadelphia No 30 a. street hs.
tween Pa. ave. aud q street
All Dental Operstious skil:frlI, ns,t,-mas
Teeth extracted without pain By administering
Prof. 7. L. Buckingham, D. D. s.
Prof. James Truman, d ID. 9.
Prot. Geo i Barker, d. ID. q.
Prof Ella. WildmAn, u. D., D. d. b., PennsyIva-
MIA college OF Dental Surgery. Philadelphia.
Harvey Lindslsy, n. D.. no. 27O Cstreet, Wash.
fDRtou. d. q. ~ m Am
Evening star., 1869-04-14

THE OPERA.-.'The Grown Diamonds was
sung by the RIchings troupe at the National
Theatre las; evening in their best style, and
those who did not hear il missed a great treat.
The audience was large and fashionable, and
Mrs. Bernard. Mrs. Srguin, Messrs. Castle and
Campbell never acquitted themseIve more sat-
i-factcrliy. The duet between Mrs. Seguin and
Castle was eneoreG, and Mrs. Bernard as Cata-
rina and Mr.. Campbell as Reboliedo We're ap-
plauded repeatedly Tonight the ever popu-
lar opera OF ara Diavolo' will b. given
Evening star., 1869-04-14

The New Isrk Post is exceedingly severe
upon Gen Sickles, alleging his unhtnsss for
public ofhee. and charging that she was a con
Spfs'or with buchanan in the pIo; of winch
tne Ostend manifesto was part
Evening star., 1869-04-14

Messrs- Brown and Ives, of Rhode Islsnd.
ar out IN card In the New York papers de-
nCuEcing a. 'totsliy false ana maIlc ous, the
charges made againstteer, BY Senator Spragus
Evening star., 1869-04-14

Let us not despair of the Republic. TAe In .
Terloiisf, journal established in New York
not long since 10 advocate a monarchicai for m
OF government tor this country, has died for
want OF support
Evening star., 1869-04-14

Uncle sam "kinder kalkelates- that his new
Minister to England. Mr.. Motley, we'll no,
fraternize over mUc"Iy with the I.aIrds. Roe.
bucks and WharncIlffes
Evening star., 1869-04-14

Greeley has gone home to New York with a
large stock OF bitter disappointment. which
finds vent in a strain f worm wood editorial
on the hnmiliatOns OF office-seekiDg. Dana.
OF the Sun, expresses the opinion that Prssl-
dent Grant makes a great mistake In neglecIing
to tender 10 Mr.. Greeley his choic. OF places.
But probably Dana does'n mean il.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

The Ne" OK Nm wili miss standing top
iC of-HhsI 10 do with Horace GreeIsy-no~
that he foreign Missions have been disposed of
Evening star., 1869-04-14
Spring SILKS. POPLiNs.


CF .INU SIEh :, PUFLlNS.
GhhNfrE mOBAIRS,
khrkESS CLOTHS, CRETONS
aud nary other new and very desirable Spriug
Die Gcous Just received, ali OF which ell
worthy lhe lis ectio1 of the I.dies,
ALSO. JCsr OPENED.
Point ace Collars
Point A = pfique Collars,
RCai Lace ints,
hIte Lama lJscs Points
White aud Brown Thread Hose,
RaibTjg Al II ose
and in fact superb stock of Spring Goods s.n-
orally.
One price only w.M SHUsTEB 4 BRO.
apli-eo3tf 32I Pa. ave, bet 9th and 10th sts
Evening star., 1869-04-14
ER. LEWIE DAVIS DKNTaL AsSouI.
H. TION.
No. $50 PENNsYLNANtA AVENUE.
betveen l2th and iSih STREETS
pRICE so CENTS By MAIL.
MANHoon

one Hundred and ~. J.y-foEr,h editsoa of "a
m'"i a. essay, Terised and pubIisbed bv tn 4 q.
nor, DE. u RTIs- This rdiHdLIe uOrk ,rerfs -.
ne coTse and cure Of premature declfas in .aQs.
ares clear synopsis of hs impedimsn,s .
"cHtdge, and ezeEsftiEes resElts u many - rrs
practice ~ tbe fedtm'Rf # NcrrUus DrJilifv.
S'erIt'ty' d"d Aecret Diseases c youth aud "a "a
hood address the AaiLor, Dr. Car.is, Boi,i-
NOR, Ma.
Evening star., 1869-04-14
HUUsh TBIAhINGs AND NOULDINGs

HoUsA TKIshINcs AND AOULDINGs
We have on hand large stock of MOULDINGS
Tor safe cheap. Also, Door and Window Frame
sash. noor., Blinds, sc. Builders Uepoi ,So
TN street, II. W. HAMIL TON 4 co. spt ~
RUILDER's HARDWARE
We base on hand full assortment of BUILD-
Ek HsBD% AkE. and making Q spec ality
IN Building Materials generally
We can offer special Inducements In prices of
Locss, Bfbyes Screws, Nails, Sash W eishts sash
Co.G, &C, &c.
IL. W. HAMILTON & Co
ap IL W Builder Depot SOP 7th strest
Evening star., 1869-04-14

RENJ. FAWCDTT, JAS. y. VALDENAR.
FAWCETT vALDENAR.
No. 80 "A street, Washington (up stairs,l
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND COLL &c
TON AGENTS,
Will give prompt attention to the sale Of city and
counts. large list Of lands near Washington
city for sale Call or send for price lists
REFERENCES.
Beall & Baker. rowing & Middleton :,
jackson FRO Co., =. Ptckrell 4 90
j. Bryan Bros, Saml Cropley Sons,
Perry Bro, Sam1 peugh.
Thos =. Lloyd. ss71
Evening star., 1869-04-14

y Z q A st o Z.
The MARYLAND FkEE STONE COMPANY
arc prerared to Furnish their Stone In dimensions
and quantity required,
SAWED TO ORDER.
STEPS, PLATFORMS,
WINDOW GAPS AND SILLS.
WATER TABLES, COPING,
rLAGGING, ASHER, &C
BUBBLE Oh ROUGH SOUND eTONB, for
heavy masonry, in large quantities.
CIV. HAYDEN. Secretary.
mar6 6n 211 stree {.
Evening star., 1869-04-14
Extracts from Review. Of thi. vsrs

CURTlS ON MANHOOD 1T deyelsps he fear
tni shoals on whish large proportion Of human
which they may be avoided aud escaped Fo-tu
nate Tor q country would it se did its yeuth put
inte praelee the pfilanthropic aud scientific max
Iule mere lAid dewn-ope cause Of matr monisi m.s-
cry might then be banished from our Land sud ;he
raceo the enervate be succeeded by q reBeu.i OF
the hardy, vigorous spirits Of the olden time -