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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-11
Fos1y-sEcogD STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Missionary Work In Asricu--Lecture by Rev.
DIR. piUuey.

Missionary Work In Asrica--Lecture by Rev.
DIR. Pinney.
The Rev. DIR. Pnncy who has been lately visiting
the missionary stations the West Coast OF Africa
delivered very entertaining and instructive lecture
yesterday afternoon, IN the Fortysecond street Pres
byteran church. The lecture was for the especial
benea. OF the Sunday school connected with the
church. There were, however, many adults In
attendance, who seemed as much interested In the
Doctors account OF the land OF Ham as were the
little folks to whom the remarks were especially
directed. DR.. Pnney began by directing attention
10 the immense population and great territorial
tent OF Africa This quarter OF the globe contain ed,
according to the most reliable estimates, about
l50,000,000 OF peoples while the great produc-
tiyeness OF part Of the country at one time ju ny
entitled 1t to be called 1.-THE granary OF the worldu
There was no doubt, the speaker thought, but that
Africa, under the influence OF Christian civilization
would one day become not only one OF the most
populous, but one OF the most wealthy and mnuen-
tial countries on the globe. Our first knowledge Of
Africa was from the Bible. The descendants OF Ham
went into Egypt and Other northern portions OF the
country. Connected with the land OF Egypt were
some OF the most important events recorded In the
sacred scriptures. Joseph, the grandson OF Abra-
nam, was taken there ~ slave, and subsequently
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a SPIRITUAL SEAnCs.
Manifestations aud ManiDulatious-"An old
Head or Young shoulders,

Manifestations aud IIaHipuatiOus-"An old
Head or Young ShOuIdcrs.,'
There was n spiritual seance last evening a. No 81
Blocker street of over dozen persons. Manifesto
lions Of spirit power 80 called were given By a
youth OF seventeen years, through whom the ghost
OF an English Colonel long since dead and gone
operated. Mrs. Soddart, the mother Of the BOY,
regulated the proceedings so far as extnguishng
the light ignting II again and asking general ques-
lions OF the lively Colonel" which were once or
twice answered in gruf Kind OF voice
The gentlemen in the audience sat ON
front line of seats and the medium, about
nine feet away, occupied cnair with ropes lying at
his feet q table at his left hand laden with rlius
bells and few musical instruments. Mrs. Sod
dart, who sat behind the audience eXtinguisned the
pasight at a given signal and involved the room In
impenetrable darkness. Then was heard clatter-
ing OF ropes on the floor, around the legs OF the
chair, and few suppressed sighs from the medium.
After lapse OF ten minutes or q signal was given
TO strike light which revealed the boy tied up ia
what looked very secure knot, his hands fastened
together at the wrists and his legs bound 20 the lower
extremities OF the chair. A committee OF two
examined the ropes aud pronounced them fast
enough to hold freddy the Blacksmith or any other
man. There was second and a third tying little
different In character, and then member OF the
audience tried MS hand at putting the ropes around
the medium IN place OF the invisible colonel In
the meantime merry native OF England who had paid
MS ny cents 10 witness the manifestations began to
grumble at being left so much in the dark 'istrike
light now he exclaimed at frequent intervals as
ne nearu lhe ropes banging on the floor and tearing
through the knothoes. Mrs. Stoddart explained
that light was Incompatible with the performance,
as the formation OF the hands was. obsructed
10y the genunexions OF the supermundane condl-
tions, &c. jolly son OF Bacchus was also seeker
for light, and thought II very ungm My tooral-
loora way OF dom things In putting the gas out
every lew minutes. This unhappy seeker was
shown the door. The Knot mentioned az tied by u
member OF the audience was not united by the
"ColoneP' after lapse OF ten minutes. The Colonel
was on duty. time being late and the night being
Az little before midnight the sedace broke up with
other performances done la tho dark, aud myateri.
Gus 40 anything % HeJrmaDn's
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TIE CITY MISSIONS.

The subject OF the City Mission is brought before
the public in a series OF union meetings. held IRON
October TO May, IN the various Protestant churches.
Yesterday evening should have been the opening of
the series at Dr. Adams tPresby terian) church In
Madison square. But the tremendous rains proved
too powerful even for enthusiasm, ana after a short
consultation with the Rev. George ]. Mingins Super
lntendent, and DR.. Crosby, OF the Fourth avenue
Presbyterian church, Mr.. Lewis Jackson, the Assist
ant Treasurer, reluctantly consented to postpone
1nent OF the meeting, an event unparalleled in the
thirty years. history OF the mission The next meet
lag VIII take place October 81, in Or. Halls church,
on Fifth avenue and Nineteenth street.
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ST. AaEHOsrs Roaaa csTs9Ls CHURCH IN sgllVsN
SECT.
Celebration Of the Feast Of ~. Francis
Assissium.

Celebration of the Feast Of ~. Francis
Assissium.
The "feast" OF this great and good man, who, In
his day, did much Tor the cause of religion and
the moral well being OF his fellow men, was cele-
brated yesterday in the Catholic church OF st.
Anthony, in Sullivan street, In a very imposing
manner. The interior OF the sacred edhce was
richly decorated with steamers OF heavy red cloth,
trimmed with light yellow fringe resembling gold,
which were pendent from golden cornces hung from
the roof and the altar was profsey decorated with
nowers, while the light OF hundred candles gave
beauty TO the decorations that very attractive.
The high mass was begun at balf-past ten O'Clock,
IN which the celebrant was assisted by deacon
and sub-deacon the three priests being attired in
vestments OF great richness. In addition TO the
ceent choir of the church q full orchestra was
added for the OCCASION and Mozart's Twelfth Mass
was given in a manner that lett nothing 10 be de-
SIRED After the sincnQ OF the Gloria a sermon was
delivered In the Italian language by one OF the
clergynen attached to the church. the reverend
speaker taking the character and WORKS OF st.
Francis or Assissam the subject OF his remarks.
Tne mass was then continued, and the services
ended about one O'CLOCK
There were grand vespers' at half-past seven
O'Clock IN the evening" when q panegyric on the
SAINT whose feast the Church was celebrating was
delivered in English. Notwithstanding the ram the
church was crowded.
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and the gathered leaves of our life woud be OF good
to the world The preacher enlarged upon TINS
exquisite similie eloquently and forclby when with
others equally on beautiful, he deprecated the prac-
tcc OF mourning over the dead leaves OF our past,
only that they might be utalized when we heea
nature; and that decay In life and in nature Is Tor
progress not for death. "Whoever 0eeveth In Jesus
Christ shall be saved.u II this faith be IN you, my
friends there Is Joy In sorrow when as we come 70
these November days. but feelings OF sadness should
give way to those OF hope and life. We should not
be sorrowiul, but conquerng the death OF winter
with the fruits OF summer shall not lake up the
lament OF an 'harvesI Is past and the summer
Nall 4
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Teachings by III, Ministers Q! Light and Exh!.
billions by Workers In Darkness.
Spiritual Consultations and
Spirit Manifestations.
Sermons by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
Bishop James, Rev. Drs. Eepworth,
Powers, Chaplin, Paddock,
Sweet, Pi.ney, Father
Se Eemayne and Others.

The churches OF all denominations, despite the
DUBIOUS weather, were wei, attended yesterday and
the congregations we're entertained and enlightened
by eloquent and impressive discourses. synopses
OF the principal sermons as well the reports OF
missionary labors given below. would TEND 10 show
that the work Of Christianity is progressing nneiy
and that sprituasm still manages 20 put IN an ap-
pearance and squirm along but rather poorly.
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SAvsL INTELLIGENCE.

The screw steamer Nantasket viii be ready for sea
ut the Chariestown tAiass) Navy Yard on Friday
next. Her crew OF 1850 men are expected on
wednesday from Annapolis by the steamer Ialla.
poosa.
The Charlestown Navy Yard employees were paid
on on Saturday, under the new semImVpspy
arrangements
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-18
INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR 1es
Purifying Of the Blood.
FlftA
DIR. j. w. POLAND'S
Hsanor Doctor,
A Positive Remedy for all kinds
of HumOrS, e

Serofula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbuncle
and BoIls, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections of the Skin, Infiammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles. Chronic
DlarrhCea, Mercurial Diseases, and every
faint of the System; Dyspepsia, and
those Affections originating in the De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs,
viz, Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and
Nervous Affections, Headache, Ian.
gour, and Depression OF Spirits, Loss OF
Appetite, Constipation
YEs IN y EXCELLENT MEDICINAL
= Compound was first prepared by DR..
plOyed with great success in expelnng hn-
inOrs from the bloods but In lS4S q medical
friend, who was quite celebrated as q ply.
slcian, especially in the treatment OF hu-
nors, suggested some impOrtanB Improves.
has made it $50 the people say1 the very
test remedy for all kinds of humors
known to 1.-The faculty.
This preparation is composed entirely of
vegetables, among which are SarsaparilIa,
Yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake. and
When the originator lived In New
Ham pshire, at GoffsbOWn Centre, Tor the
space of thirty or forty miles around, ana
inMaDchester particularly the Humof DOC
tor was well known and highly valued Tor
The numerous and wonderful cures " h1cl
Quantities. the sapply was frequently ex-
hausted, and purchasers had TO walt Ior
more 70 be made. In that region, some
very severe eases of Hrysipelas were treat
ed with-and they were curedl ErystPelas
sores, or earbaneles-~th0s6 ugly, painful
ulcerS-Were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. so 1t
was with Scrofula and salt Rheum. The
Humor Doctor cared theIn. tt "A iii H
II is free from any dangerous drugs, Is
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and
effective in its action.
Prepared at the tAAssAA'
Naaas4 lFk Z HfEF aR IA
NEW ENGLAND ROrANHC DEPOT
and for sale by all dealers in medicine
O. DAMON & CO., Proprietors.
CLOUD & AKIN.
Wholesale Agents.
For sale at retail by all aruggasta.
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Or. Burton's Tobacco sntidoteE


yAREASrFED TO RKMoxE ALL DISHES FOR ToeAcc.y ~
satie UeJeta4e and harmless. II Parldes fld i/hes
he I0od nvisDrates le stem, POSSESSES great nsh
ny All streiitenaes power = exeeneHf tfle ana
sretizA enables fls stomach digest 1earllest
food mixes secp Ttfr eztiine aud ESTABLISH rs robust
hsah. Ssa0keFs end elesees Tor siIxg 1f4fs c'fsA
Price Fiji Accents per box, iLferest atiss on the
ia tobacco, with lists Of e alaiiai II =
erences etc SssST RI Agents wsntsd Adds.ss
+ Ef4ffaa ~ DE- T. r. 4ABnetTTs d yey Gym j..
srTESTTNIC rqIAskES- aastsua
fPosTa Asrils SrsrfN6s1.-I recfved fox of Bur
inns ANTIQUE FROM Rev. j n n, asst hna ft ar
egertassF care. s. SsstAI Conrl toTs ltarrisoH CoO
Feom rHs U. s. TeAasUaY res1rses o5,s tienaAs
send supply Of the - TfpoTES The oss ssegnst hls
sElae rd5r5s sUEzLY. u sasli OF EpGAk- :
FRou NEw HAuPsHIRAk skArR PRIsoE.--Ceisileinen
sf influence here having ba cured Of the pppeiie Or
eg,aceo IN rSaq Dr. Rnrto% Antidofe, desire stp
IN f5r the prisoners OF fhie ing turion- iFFie
JOSEPH Mayo, iSArdeiN9f y. Fl. Stsfe Prism Z
a BANKER's TEsTIs gSY--Dr \ Istrfon's Antdote foi
Toi-eco has dcc5atgff fef all elfsr for Il. -
-st- ~ W. MINI Est Nat Bank, View Albany Ind
= eLERG m * 8 1EsfIMoNY. Esoz or AN1IDGTE
cared my brettsry and myself IT NEEAe PANS
tfae Rev q SHoEMAEERs Kelley sfAllons "a
From FHE FytLECE HEADoUA RTERs. LYhF, MAss.--A
hare ggistI irfyfrs l3asds Of let IN tT months ~
using Dr. B ton's Autidota and al fye Tor tooaseo y
removed. Il ls.zs-ff e s .WA L. W NJ sIr-- Z
MD-(Ss box Of Burton's Andoie TeBaOreR al desire
for the Weed from take pleasure ia lhs
1t 10 ~ oar readers. TaA- sLAfLH, F'ii'%
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
l1;tdesng,Gs x C0partsstee.J
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rICKRPs ean be pnrchaaed 0
BOstpondenent Of Henderson County
~ Land Sale.

vlrr1rsF EfFs 81 f.pgsltsN EHb. WHO WE'RE
III appointed Com rnisiiolirfs ~ ba~ ken-
lihcly Legislature 70 suprriulcnd ami con-
duct the lIeudersonH sainty iMnd STALE
of Win. 'Mei+ain, E-qettHke lhi4 meiliod Oh
IN prizes in-tl4s- eifteF.Ifis,5 been post
Ioned uniil fDe 1t dag OF september ioa9.
When on flo Ist 81 OaOBer lt-t, tiia enter
grlss s W.T. i99 o.es f sIg Il 6iS B eoa
dluaed bg the llsa,9i lAqp'~y l@9, the
causes, none rof wlrieh waus mufieipatess
Aud which eqald nQt 70 egnli ,i 1S ~ is
these Ne may mention tlie hthnre To ob-
tain printed mattera - tiie time e2h .I1fit't
market and the 'dist1ua lu llne mines OF
the people "a W. 5 l ~, b li
le faohEh tiSist8 afe now being rapidiy
foni. "a gpftioient pnin Der ,laNf n"l. RfFA %
prsptrty ssitllodt bidasinB i1ss apnn ilio
4TIh5s9 farfafha iarIs 6hbfieed in tie en-
terTFlse, rnearly eight hgn lFsd acre. oi
which arc cleared and Liimplei VIII bs
ionJs for me rent will be ialgen. and these
bsnds tsglI % assikhds VI tii6'p ersbna sfno
drs So t i6o Sl1 f ~ ts fsF6s s5ld M Is tha
hands OF thea ge-Tls, aud slfonld amy share
nolder Pc dlss,.ttsfit y, w ths per- 91f
'preseniation ~ his tieKet. VI fI4
The undersigned think ~ VIII not be
ttuAA-n ~ f'ttIf ~ tAttttf AAAtH
have no peeuniary IA lpFost nl the above
enterprise, nor VIII fthey have fm the ia
ture. They WAA not receive oQe oelil IaL.
their services and They 40 not now, ana
wittHot az amy time. own, mold 90 cputrni
Jingle ticket in toe enierpris-; nof one
dollar received from .Ete safe of tlekel p.Ill
be used by them, nor can Gao owner oihhe
pro perty tonch. use, or cOntfOi any part OF
ID until after the draw ing takes place ANA
should the enterprise, ily amy unforeseen
contingency, prove q iaiiuIef tl h1ney
received from tile sale 81 tickets VIII pc
pron1ptiy returned oh pfesentat on 0t tha'
tickets 10 the agent from whom u1ught
lf. ifA N kS,
Hr Nc s HOLLOWAY
RONElkf a. GLASS;
-E IL r.. SfAklll aVHs
GRANT 4tHE rAM.
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CAKD.-LOOk Here!

yr1EIE HOUSE AT PREM CH f.ECH
SPRINGS is now fitted up with COM
portable rooms for those. wishing to avail
themselves OF the use OF these waters,
which are very ericacIous in Winter for
= pr Ryan has. associated Mr.. E. Tucker
with him, in place of Adams, removed.
For further nan ticulars address
RYAN & TUCKER,
French Lick Springs,
dell dim Indiana.
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MONTHLY
Trade GirGgHlar
FOR JANUARY. 1869.

Containing a list of valuable and useful
articles for sale at ONE DOLLAR each;
also, liberal Inducements Tor forming
Clubs. sst-
"a also contains Attenuation 3ehich, tOe
think. tOlu be important to arg person send
issg money to the Gift Enterprise Cgse Dollar
Concerns.
/ IL is the opinion of some of our city and
State officials, that If tins circular Is cir
euIaled in All parts OF the country, it
would be the means of saving "A great deal
81 money which Isl now LOST by sending TO
these unlawful concerns. On account of
our immense tradS, and of the deprecia-
ton in merchandls1,l We are NV Offering
to Agents better Inducements than ever
before offered. Copies sent free to any
address. ANDR EWS 81 CO., "a EEEn - q,
ltormerly l64 sudbury St-,l BosroN, MASS.
Wanted, AgentEIE9 n s I kfG the 7 +
KNITTING MACHINE. Price 50. The
simplest, cheapest, and best Knitting Ma
chine ever Invented. VIII knit $1,000
bitches per minute. Address AMERICAN
KNIrTING MACaIEE Co.. Boston Mass or
- Tou1S MO.
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CLOUD & AKIN,
Wholesale Agents.
FOR sale at retail by all druggists.
Q,6S diff
Sale of Unclaimed Goods.

TO all sOIaoBa e MAY concerns
az Office rs hEKEBY GIVEN, that
LID the unclaimed packages at the vart-
ons offices OF Adams Express Com pauy In
southern Indiana will be sold at Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, In the city
Hiram Nelson, Locust Street, opposite the
Post-Offiee, on the 4th dayNof March. 1862
unless the same shall be cal ed for and alt
charges paid thereon. A complete list OF
these packages may be seen at the several
PoSt-Omees, IZxpI ess Offices, and other
consigned. VIM. o. LANGAN,
dec2s Dim Agent.
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TICK EEs, SD.


TftEEE DRAWING WILL TAKE
III place AZ Masonic Tomple, 'h Louis
viPe, keniueky, onfhe isl dag % Seplem-
AZ us viii furniai pamphlets giving
descfi pliOn OF tho properly ana contaln-
Ing the act OF tho Legislature authorizing
IND sale. -er
Commissioners who will manago the enc
tefprise are mined in GA r. act of tho LehlH-
Iatures aud their Integrity ana responhlr
biiity are endorsed iu the ccflinehiea
(Which viii be foumd ia the uampulelD
Dif Governor John w. Stevenson. Hons.
t5drrett Davis and IfolunF q. McDregry5
United Slates Senators, Hon. John ~
Bunch, Epefkof OF The Kentucky House
orif{epresentaiives. MOn. Archibald DiNOnt
Joseph Ad1ns President Of the Farmers
Bang, Ia. q. DatlaIn, President OF the Nae
tionat bank. John III, Batret and others, of
Henderson, KY Hon. w. AZ. Fuuett, Judge
OF tho Circuit Court OF the fiftccnth Jude
cl&1 Disiricf, and M. IS. Johnson, Judge Of
Hbn. WIN III Walker, Mayor, J0hu A.
-Hbplzins, President flrd National bunk-
and others, OF Evansville, IuGlMmms aum
many other gentlemen OF position. ana HI-
Prominence in kentucky and Indiana.
rICKET5 can be pure laaed OF
4 +. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
x. Is. ALExANpER, Commercial Bank,
raos. +. az BROOKS. Covlngton, I1y.s ai
lFUHN G. LATHAM President Bank OF
plehs9ine, IiOpkihsqHle, Ky. d
James Y. Da'liams ConnercFi lsAn FA7
EeS- books opened at theHp points ion tne lf
III of October, 1865.
tpHtfdPi HORN BROgnE, iI1sq., Water
Street, between Main and hyglpora ana
ri rsl street, Will order .fieA cts from tne
Agents AT NemdefsOhs liy.s TOR Lmoae WHO
desire TO purchases Eaff SEES d1
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Boats leaving To-Day.

RoR CAIRo.--The nlatehless Quick
step, Captain III. T. Dexter leaves
promptly at PM. to-day for Cairo
and all way ports. Offering the great
est attractions to passengers and ship
pers. Her clerks are Jack Grammer,
Walter b. Pennington, and Charley
Ulmsnider--all pleasant and obliging
young gentleman.9" ail3 lsa afs "a
EoR LOUISVILLE Tho splendid
Tarascon viii be the unrivaled packet
for Louisville and all way ports at 10
O'Clock this forenoon. Her cabin and
state-room appointments arc unslr-
pasaabIe. Captain Elijah Hollcroft is
her esteemed and popular commander,
and Miles d. Warren and Jesse Jack
son are her admirable and obiging
clerks.
For HEEDERsoNs=-The elegant and
feet railroad transfer steamer, Mobile
Norton, leaves for Henderson, at p.
NJ. to-day, ia. charge of Capt Charley
Perkins, an accomplished officer, hav-
ing elegant accommodations for pas
sengers. Ed. Terry aud q, IL Boyle.
two pleasant gentlemen, are herclerks,
and will dispense smiles ami state
rooms in the blandeatmanner.
The swift and bcautifnl Sallie ".
Capt. Wallen. with Robert Brashear
ia the Office, both pleasant and oblig7
ing gentlemen. leaves promptly at 4P.
N. Tor Henderson,, having elegant ac-
commodationa for passengers. sszs4s
Bons EAsTeoRr. - The beautif0l
new steamer Rapidan No. 2, Captain
Ice Howell, is the regular 1enday
packet for PASSPORT and all way ports,
She has excellent passenger appoint
ments. ST. Hughes aud Billy Will
liams are her popular clerks, and are
most obliging and pleasant young gem
tlcmen.Ja8 aciIaI sfffn82mi eaaa
For MEMPHIs.-Tbc elegant side
wheel steamer Silver Neon, the great
cotton king, will be down early this
morning. en- route to Memphis and all
way ports. She has splendid cabin
and state room appointments. She -
commanded by that popular and ex-
neriencad officer, Captain Ben. Mer-
rilecs and John N. Spencer, a highly
accomplished and excellent clerk, oc-
cupies the office. eu
SlIeanbngs from Our Exchanges.
(,1 ScrrNATf - The Cb7nnaeYctaE of FRI
day says.leo 0o1 sf9g TOD 9H i1 18I
on the recent upward trip ofIfIia. SILVER
Moon from Memphis, with her champion
cargo of cotton, Captain Ed. Halliday. OK
Columbus, Ike ituciSy, presented 20 Capt.
Ben. Nj. Merreillees "a miniature bale sof
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No. 25 FIRST street,

We feel assured, we have facilities TO COM
pete with any house In the country.
We receive our Queensware direct from
the PotterIes of Staffordshire, England,
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully beIong'to our customers. ssae
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN BROS. q CO., of Staffordshire,
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepar ed I
supply the trade.
sg Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
" here. s tanl
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JEFFERsoNvILLE. January ]

. TT Z H4IAIlO4F ' II1I1Alf = q 2 n J -
On Tuesday night. / pIloted the
Dexter over the falls safely, without
disturbing the locality of the bridge
the reporters of the Courier and
Democrat, and discontinue Of Ger
tain man who would be king of tho
fraternity, and who has more ambi-
ton than brains. d. NJ. DRYDEN.
ghna 5L Falls Pilot
The reputation of Pink Varble, as
Fails Pilot, is welI-deseryed and
world wide, and any attempt to dis
parage pilot that lives on this side
of the river, uudeseryediy. is neither
just nor generous. isne ca
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Wanted, Agents.

Wanted, Agents. u s sof 70 @S SiSS
everywhere MAZE and female, 10 I'M rOduce
the GENUINE I'M YHO VED COM NON
sSh2NSE FA Bf[LY SEt-IN6 MA C1fINE-
This machine Will stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
Qu4lt, cord, bind, braid, and embro1der IN
a most superior manner. Price only Slo:
Fully warranted for five years. We Will
pay 81 900 for any machine that Will sew
stronger, more beautn al, OF more eiastlc
seam lnan ours. IL MAKES the E1IsssStc
Lock Stitch" EverysecOnd stitch can be
cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing 1t. We pay Agents
from 875 to $40 per month and expenses,
or q commission from which twice that
amount can be made. Address SECOMB
q Co, Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass, on
81. Louis, Mo-. a4la - .ss
Caufd0m,-Do not be imposed on by
other parties Palming of worthless cast
otherwise. Ours Is the, only genuine and
rea lly praetAeaL cheap machine mantuae-
fured- 80
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JAMES NJ. WARREN, having re-pur-
chased his former interest OF M. Henning,
Esq, and as we have sold our interest in
the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock from the old stand No. Is Main St.,
thus concentrating our entire resources In
the -commodious MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING,