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APRIL
STORY.
FELIcIE MoRDAUNT's WORLD. Lp. HE
BEATlucE's MIRROR A. D. Perkins,
SIZE WRITES. Elise Polko.
TARTAR FAIRY TALE.
AFT
ART MUSEUMS IN AMERICA
THE NEW TRAG sDIAN Geo. n. Woods.
RELIGION. PHILOSOPHY. AND HISTORY.
MAN AND MANKIND II. W. Bellows
lsNBW ENGLAND OUT IN rue CoLp2
UNIVERSALIsr CENTSNAGY. l. NJ Atwood
MANNERS.
FUNERAL FoLLrEs.
POETRY by C, A. Bartoi F ". Lotug, A. NJ Iie, l. O.
Meredith.
TRAVEL.
The FUR SEAL FISHERY IN ALASKA. o
Howes. Jr.
RECORD OF PROGRESS
democracy IA England A lay 1 9 London r. L.
Collier Life IN New York ;Fiower.Charity Rome
Patents, &c. &C.
TUE EXAMINER.
CIlTiCIsA Of books and old.
FOX SALE ny ALL NEwsDE ALERs.
S5CENTs. 81 A YEAa.
Published by HUliD & HoUGHToS,
New YORK.
Trade supplied by the News Companies.
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| TREATI~E
DISEASE, OF THE SEXUAL system.
Bl EDWARD II DIXON. ". D.,

Editor Of tie sea ol
,,.,... Tenth Edlto1 so pP p;iee $40 .,-,
there was tA most urgCit need hJusuIs arc anlu.
aly hurried > prunniure graves by vice watch they
served or yes OF usefulness aud avnor oy tie scas0a-
aOe p.rusal ni wJr> u &C Ia there IL not page
i. a, does , gSt ee5 ap'n H. Gc impre sve warning
u Nutien N ci.ar nery u4 style, AMI is cacu-
la.ci g We thnS. 10 do nuch good"-N A. Journal
"r. Hon has placed the profession under great or
nsntloh ~ TINS eSc"licht aai Practical dsesL"-LOn-
"Hsb oks are written " "a great delcacy ard care.
yet Vita al aiu ircnt irc - commun ca trutb vt
" lhe aItuuT'5 UrfnON lcd-cI o oisil,liy and nor
ough devotion to the "a IO'd pfucIles II medicine
tuD II VIA more thAa II4ary interest '-Lps o.
~ CU dtd Su goa JyHtpqL
COPY oi tlc above WI oc sent by mall free OF
fHE sCALItL ~. q,
~. GSngsetg py M lHtvN % 81 If i9, q, q, end XII
CON1ENrs:
Is i Roper that any n,,dsrations should ba o.
srct rc Oy ilttr al Inc son-Nsw Instrument for tia,
sms sa,S1'f to so i, -, S S1 & lec,I .g 70 .r
sSaf sSa .S irca kaasr a ,22si 2,or OF ss.
Me,nJd? Lcucgrh -; fJ' fsu, tite i ~ n RGe ma ma
rio Is IN y nauenes N llc,lg Near. .isl sa,y "a.
hlso Lrrt ol Ir.tt ,, UrriErA and Incon ,encc
OF / ltl.c; MAJ ls lar t.tluu? utw irodneedP How
M M I"H wa" Ie-'eile lie t"O-c which promise
si.', or page. c.es1nlb ,prn,ei.. Eac'nse lfty
ttI,s ioI Ah' ulmo.r { T. M-girr, BOX slI. lie
io,y- t'o'' tt'iuuv.s. suu4A . sIN ,o.uIC SIS
M, ~ dtt,r.F{ a. pioesi Ha c'u Huuc llpas must
p-e' ''n'' ho % 80 ., lt' ID d 'tu9"ycn.lEs.
caro- nrtARLSND' BpOtN rogE.uI1
aso choice English, Frturh ard scotch .tiuoasry -1
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Pamphlets with map, may be obtained and suo.
scriptions will be received at the Company OHces,
81 Pine st., New York. at ofices OF Jay Cooke &
Co.. New YnrG, PLilaoclphia, and Washington tie
Bank OF Nortn America, aud banking houses OF
Howos & Macy, New York; aud at bankng house
Of Z. W. Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
W. d. sHATTUCK, Treasurer
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IHE APPROACH OF sFIING.-kNox Is a. good as
~ man aud hls announcement OF hI, new s;yie of
t'luehlthe ' j. the best roofuai spi ~ ! at hand
al hs"N pnns -tNle of bat s"out" is gtuti,1ins
i",ts N.tn vi crowd s sal"sroOn. 70. glg tro4dwa
cerueI oI Inlton u, Tor NecAs 70 conN.-Idr.
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suslness lotltss.

VIII w-ii = ,or IA IOugl ITO 40 as A.
came, you are oteH sowial the se,d, o. C.nsumyti.n
Better try Al oute JAiNt's ENrLC TuliANr, n .ury
cure Tor ali Coughs and Cold,. Sold every where.
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The Truth Abou I eastward Marca OF tie
CubIu I.cvJtut.Ju.

'"e if"th AbS" I Nestward harca OF ne
Cubal LcvJiut.Ju.
private leiIeT from Havana, dated the 9th
inst, s'Js: The nsur-e.ts WIN are stated to be IA
We HetshOornJod oI Gaiucs were engaged on the
lih . ani in an action the sugar estate OF Ar
Miguel AIdauia, kSowu q, the san Jose. Tlis estate
Us situ "ed In the ru-u district OF Alacrane- la the
Jurisdiction oi uUlne- anu l. distlat some eighteen
uiAes IRON MaLhEL,, with when lort there Ia rail
road communication.
One battalion u troops had already been sent out
nom Maianzss s-ainst tns bod Of insurgents, wLo
nupoered losr nuHJreJ, Uut these were unao!e 10
discerse lie Cubans, and reniorcements had beon
most urgently applied lor to Matiuzas.
Tie eAciseIiens aud panic In this place were very
great
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, wheeler n Wilson sewing Machines, 1,1t1
~ onusHY COS. 1th ~, seii paviAg $40 and
tlO per molh, Wituout extra esrge. h4cnlues TO eE
j l. BILLS.
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Deinoci atic rOHp.-ry.,'s 80. H." III
KIND TIA. Wuvts the Cyv4y hOu.ehcvpcr HuI
tue CHE, ~ u the el. sud Uy .rOteTs sNeTy ucTe
Depot ~ " asulngtyu 81
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tnsolun slOluss.

tusolLl AOlues.
NEXrOF <IA,-CanorniG. lsi0.-Coa-tng trade
~ -lnunrlAli. wan eli, TIC Ivrs. their hrrs ar
l,sh rcprr tttitves oi any scnuoner, or vessel, on.
garea - che cJhsng trad hctwto Sal Franz. utd
sa.Hn enc cay, Cal lJ tle lctrs 1919 aud 1891 theIr
vs ,elLed ald 3tined ~ COiectO Ci cT IN i'Ii.
suci owner or tcrsons yll hear OF m.thin rea,I.
To tI II advantage 10y dressing JOHN II JAYSE"hP
torney, oihce Murray si, New ora. ' Nv
RADlt iu E. h. without knife rlnsf-r or Ia
'enon trun bu ess tor Structure F.lnla p,i,V" ~
Diseases OF the fc Vie Nhccra. Disease Iad de S,n,,
cse- hkNkl A. pAhlEI.s 81 D.. Ia Lsyin1 Ton AZ
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VnE CLEvEKrsr NOVEL OF rnE SEA.

TUE CLEvEKEsr NOvELOF the SEA.
soN.-Batinorc Gazette.
ID. APPLETON & CO.,
20. W, AND a GRAND ST.,
Have now ready;
NEW EDITION OF
RED AS ROSE Is SHE.
BY the author Of Cometn Up no a Flower"
One vol. svo Paper cover 60 cents
From the Bottom 1ravellor.
AFTER readingsuch a work, one can no more read an
Ordinary book than one cou.d enjoy lunch on dry
bread Immediately after having diucd on Curry and
Chill. washed down with ournt Orandv."
From the BALTIMORE Gazette
The clevorcst novel OF the soaso I. The characters
are few, but remarkably well drawn; the dialogue
fresh crisp. aud spark ing incidents thoroughly
natural"
From the Cincinnati Chronicle.
There s singular freshness ahout this novel often
quaint originality ol EXPRESSION. siwaB smooth rip.
rlns OF words not without IDEAS. Of seed thoughts
many OF which are well wOrtn chcrishns, aud which
may rermuatc grow In the readers ,ong afeI
he has forgotten that Red Rose She. and has
ceased to wonder to who Is the author VINO has %
pleasantly entertain ID hun"
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ln the nc" nal oi the \ 81 G. A., Coz ger Of IA ay and
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o. a mote Iatcl narchs, H7O. for 800. 90 day,
- diasu ol MIS- theresa NJ, ,ers ana end1. sea o,
lsaac Myers Al crson' are he cel ciuhl ed aga,ns
9S''1s'lng @ tne' - p4ymeat ts oeen stopped taers
MYERS. care 81 NJ. MO.lrz. 10 Church t. -
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cInct IA N, e'c"inns s lih santL Ihnlernth irr
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DAG Co. publish BY the same author;
CoMETH UP AS A FLONER. lyol $40. 60 cents.
NOT WISELY BUT TOO WELL. vol. Svo. 70 centa,
Either OF the aoo,esent Tree by msl 10 ANY addrcs,
on recent OF the price
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Arr,..d-IursD.r. Mar,

Arrised-IuEsUar. MaTch IS
btcari-''ip hsrrffn. uir--v-v, r,t-r.
steamship hasa, a4ciieti, iisry. pass.
Stcamsttp Nttnc~ts, Liver rtffIi, uu-
h,etuih.iip SM atJ-h, t.lcnulon uiu-e. and pass
sttahi-st iiuilrh y. ~ ttuIUu. aust ald pgss
etcdutt e. Nif-tuia, LvVTpuu, Wd.y gld pase.
AisO. tLe usua rivcF auu c'aatNg yysse.s
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED our
BHrsr, March i5-St. aurcat New York
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stesdy a. mh United sstes being neglected at tos
N@2oS. Closing prices ut r. NJ; '' ''"'
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MARIN fNILLLIG EyCE

hiNfa-u~H ALA -rUr nv.
on rises.... II SUI scs..... 1,l 400 rises IL
80 sA.G ~
n dy hooS. t3 1VN. .lstiII. 3. tIa.. a4ti.. s.
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We believe there will be no more favorable
time to sell Govern ents. aud buy really frst.cass
railroad securitiessucl as those-than the present
After full examination, wo have accepted an
Agency for tue sue OF the above First Mortrage
Binds, and desire to recommend them to our Gus
toners US thoroughly safe as well as profitable in.
vestment JAY COOKE Co,
Oh wall
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,rrGE rULLERT0N'S CASE.
.,oiGUroN'S CONFIDENCE IN
u"' mt, rLTHNT'S ICQUTTTAL.

s,., or the Trstimony Tor che Prosecu-
ID the Ope.ing oi bat for IN. DEE
Gee.
,,. Full rton trial vas continued yesterday,
"a. testimony sas closed on the oart OF tie
W. .,,,or. Trc crush to gain ADMISSION to the
", ,com WIS even rrca.,r tnan Oh previous days.
" p,isal. the witness WHO was missing ON
made his Appearance and vas called to tile
s,,dstue,tenins ortc Court.
vs. rrrnnrroNI-Mr Dird'"'l. ! show you letter
vroriine 30 be written BY YOU 20 Thomas L. Smith
~, June H. l'6}; 3. your handwriingf A
n. c,tcr Is in my handspring; the envelope is MT.
O o-wtai bad Boiknep if anything, to do WITH the
.,'ips OF tat lotteri Question objected to and
L5wel)
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ls N answer to The question.
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for must stand by BelKnap, whatever he NAV hays
done, or undo whatever he hts oo " that n pssino
have sent tor BelknaD ~ come an sec nre and havs
sAlu elon to frglteu The lluntlef ic IN ado IN
hmV'ng sniit arrested tynIcip'n rot Unitcc Stntm
,ucsf and then nl own II w oy oJlis oor, to att
we thc hntif Tor nCn,N, VII nRkC hi scrious truub
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fear '' ''N"
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lnR eIs ours Uuy,
d. Z BiEDsALL. Etq
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pnbltaiior,s

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EDITED ny X. X. HALE.
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4 EtTt .-un fhursd ~ eIenin March n, Rev
4 VIM. n PchiCtoH vi } de4Ner lecture nt a.,
At"TiucIs l.upt. Curur OI OlIysr Gnd Henly as
icw door nHu Chatham square n W NOrh c't,. si,
% cc' u.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-20
Financial Condition Of Florida.

Governor Reed, sends a very encour-
aging statement OF the assets and liabil-
iliies of Florida. The State debt,
bonded and floating, amounts To $685.
I'll. 10 which must be added S3O3.Oio
due 10 the school and other trust funds.
ON this total indebtedness of Sl0ll.756.
the interest i, S1O.s.2.. The valuation
Of the state before the war. reckoning
the slaves. was over $lOOUOO.OUu. and
under the new Constitution. with >tric-
ter assessment. will at least be s5O.OoO.-
900. The present law levics II tax of five
mills, which. with polls aud licenses.
will yield annually about S3UOOOO, am
ply sufficient To run" the State. pay
the. interest and part OF the principal of
the debt. The State beside has valid
seminole claim against the General
Government OF over S1.0OOOOO. l1.O00.-
600 acres Of public lands and 100000
more under survey: there are also. rs
vet untaxcd. 400 miles of railroad. 1000
miles OF telegraph, fisheries and oyster
beds along coast OF 1000 miles. and
many foreign insurance and steamship
companies doing business in the State
The present railroad system of the pen
insula contemplatcs the building of 400
more miles of road, OH which the State
will loan its credit ut the rate of from
$4,000 per mile, secured by Il first mort
ragc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-20

the tribute j. Withdrawn il sounds The
alarm and threatens 10 die. This sort
OF diversity j. a very selfish anu vora-
cious thing. Ii j. also cunning and de-
cciiiul: il is II quack and dclnagoguc,
seeking mduly 10 magnify lis own I'M
Iorlancc. Ia truth il is merely device
10 mislcad the people into paving very
Iligh prices 10 secure an unreal advant'
iage.
Take oil the cruel ni:hi-mare Of high
tariffs from the productive energies OF
our people and the diversity Of our in
dusiries and products will steadily and
securely increase the common sense of
the people will direct their powers into
wiser. more beneficial. and Legitimate
iproduction.thcr competitive ability will
increase daily. and their range OF mar
kets will embrace the world: they Will
do whatever can be most advantageous
| ly done in our country; our agriculture
will feed itself and all other domestic
producers. aud much of il will find pro-
Iiiiable markets abroad. III one OF two
or half dozen pursuits are depressed
or even broken up. the improved gene
liul condition. reduced cost of produc-
ton. immensely increased consumption
iof other commodities will give increas-
led cnployments aud better rewards Il
labor and capital. and in every way pro-
llnotc the general welfare and Happiness
lof the people. The vast extent of oul
country and of its raw materials. ano
the NATURAL production afforded by il
extent and geographical relation 10 9th
cr nations will always give lis more di
: versificd industries and productions thai
other nations enjoy. and that withou
the aid Of any tariffs except for mere
rovenuc \ II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-20
An Important Invention.

The New York correspondent of the
Boston ..Journal" describes Il new in
vcntion for dIsplacing steam by clcctri-
city. and says that laths. planning ma
chimes. and other mechanical arrange
Iinents are driven by this power. To
run a twenty-horsc power by this in
lvention would require only IL space OF
three feet long. two feet wide. and two
feet high. The cost per day would be
lthirty-five cents. On steamship no
coal would be required. and the space
now used coal and machinery could be
for cargo. The stubborn resistance OF
electricity to mechanical use heretofore
has. il is believed. been overcome. a
continuous battery has been securcd.and
other difficulties removed. principally
Through tire coil of the magnet. Ii the
Invention works as well on a large scale
as it does on the machinery TO which j
is now applied. steamships will soon pl.
the ocean under the new propellins
power. 4 machine of great capacity i
being constructed and will soon be OF
exhibition i'm New York. The whol,
thing. mighty enough 10 carrya Cunarde
10 Liverpool, can be secured in smal
trunk.
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The First Negro Jury iii Michi-
gan.

Prom The Detroit Free Press. (nemocrail
YESTERDAY Was day Of extraordinary
interest in iilc Police Court proceedings.
thco ccasion being trial for assault and
battery. in which three white men. nam-
ed James McGuire. Thos. o1'rien and
Albert Black were defendants. and a.
black man named Ransom Nash was
The laiier's attorney was
also black man named Jno. G. Mcleod.
and the Jurors. John IL. Richards, AL
exandcr Moore. :. {. Watson. George
Del,aptisi. James Iii. Rings and Richard
Gordon. were All well-hnown colorcd
residents Of Detroit.
The corrt-housc was crowded. and
hundreds OF people. many of whom had
never before visited iic Police Court,
and were consequently not posted as 10
the best means oil securing All inside po-
lsiiion. stationed themselves on the side
Iwalks and eagerly questioned every
lpcrson whose ear they could reach
the points i'll the case and
how ii was going. The jurors. although
lcyidcnily appreciaiing the dclicacy of
their position. and lhc fact thai they
were for the noiicc the mark OF every
open exc" took the seats assigned them
VERY composcdlv, and Went 10 business
with the air of nlen accustomed To that
sort Of duty.
After nearly an hour spent in asking
questions by the complainani's counsel
and in obicriions by the legal rcprcseli-
lativcs oi the ether side. Nash finally
succeeded in telling his story. which
turned out substantially against himself
land in favor OF the accused. Several
Ioiher witnesses were sworn on hotl
sides. and Mcleod proceeded with .
Hong and rambling liarranguc, in tho
midst OF which he was cut OF by one ol
the Jurors. who very sensibly informed
the court that they were there as an III
liclIgent jury. TO try case, and tha
Ithey were not disposed to listen TO sen
kimcntal plati,udes concerning thcl1
Trace. color. or condition. wlercupon the
court called upon an officer, administer
ed the usual oath, and directed him Il
escort the jury TO their room. They an
nouuced. however, that they had alread.
determined upon IL verdict, and tina
Ithcv could render ii without retiring 10
,dcliberaiion.
4 Mr., John G.. Richards. as foreman
then, in answer To the usual intcrroga
ton. pronounce the verdict not guilty
las the words were uttered, the crowd
with one accord. gave trcncndou
chcer. which 10 attempt was made 4
prcyent. because OF the unusual and in
Iicrcsting character Of the case just dc
/, lcidcd. The prisoners were then fol
! ,mallv discharged. and Judgment wa
: rendered against the complainant 10
/ $40 costs.
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Loves Limit.


Ia swear for her,
Id tear for her.
The Lord knows what Id bear for her ;
ia die for her.
Id sigh tor her,
Id drink the Ohio dry for her;
Id "cnss" Tor her.
DO "wus,," for her.
Id kick up II thunderin' fuss for her;
iii weep for her,
Id leap for her.
Id go without my sleep for her;
Id fight for her,
I'd bite for her,
Id walk the streets all night for her;
I't plead for her,
I'd bleed for her.
I'd 80 without my feed" for her;
Ill shoot for her,
Id boot for her.
\ rival who'd come TO ''suit' for her
Id knccl for her,
id steal for her.
Such is the love ! feel for her;
Id slide for her.
I'd glide for her.
Id swim 'gainst wind and tide for her
Id try for her,
Id cry for her.
But hang me if I'd die for her.
y. B.-Or any other woman.