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Blood Purifiers
TESTIMONY

Like the following was never before offered in behalf
Is
Of any medicinal preparation:
HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chef Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
writes:
PHILADELPHIA March l6, 1857.
ind -" Ho0hand's German Bittens " is good tonic
benefit in OF debility and want of nervous &C.
GEO ". WOODWARD.
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
consider Hoofand'e German Bitters a valuable
medicine In Of attacks of Indigestion or Dys
repsia can certify this from my experience Of it.
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
a
HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1858.
nave found BY experience that "Hoohande &c
man Bitters " ts . very good tonic, relieving dyspe
uc symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE sHAEswooD.
HON VIM F. ROGERS.
Mayor Of the city of Buffalo,
,,.v. ma MaYoH n. orr,cE BUFFALO, Juns I -
" In my family during the pas va. and can RECON-
mend them az an excellent ~ e mparting tone am
Of decidedly beneficial effects. VIM F. ROGERS
HON. JAMES NJ. WOOD.
Ex-Mayor Of Wilamsport Pa
take great pleasure in recommending g Hoonand's
German Tonic to any one who may be afflicted with
IN
Dyspepsia had the Dyspepsia so badly II was I'm
pt'~Aible 10 keep any food M my stomach and be
caine 0" weak - noi To be able to walk half mile
Fw" oofties Of Tonic effected perfect cure
JAMES WOOD.
CAUTION.
Hootand's dcrlnsh remedies are counterretted
The genuine have tur signature OF G.. M. j ack so
Cd the front m the outside wrapper of each bulte and
the name Of the article blown In each bottle Al
otir:rr are counterfeit
Price of the BiGters, $l,OO per bottle
Or. half dozen for $500.
F ns u In me a ronlc. .si.5O per bottle:
7T.s Tonic ~ paf 1p iss YuGy1 bOttEes
Recoilect that IL lis d. AuoGiand's German Rene
dies tha, are universally aud 40 highly recon
mended and do not allow the druggists to Induce yos
ID
~ 'ake anything else thai may say 10 Just good
because he makes larger profit on Il These RENE
aior VIII he seDi oy any locality upon ap
p'1'atlnn to the
AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No. 63l AkCH STR EET, PhisadrIrhfa
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor
m Formerly G. VI. Jackson & Coz
ihese remedies are for rale by Druggists. StorekeeH
err ana Medicine Dealers, everywhere
EB do not forget to examine well the article Jos
bny. In order to pet tho genuine
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Hollands German Tonic

.
Hollands German Tonic
Is combination of all the Ingredients of the Btters
with PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, ETC. II Is used
for the diseases the Bitters IN cases where
some pure alcoholic stimulus is required You viii
Dear In mind that these remedies entirely differ
ent from Others advertised for the of the dis
eases named, these being scientific preparations of
medicinal extracts. while the others decoc.
tions of rum i'll some FORM The TONIC is decidedly
Of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies
offered TO the public. Its taste il exquisite II is
pleasure to take 1t. while its lfe-giving, exharal
ing, and medicinal qualities have caused it to be
known IA the greatest of all tonics.
DEBILITY
There is no medicine equal TO Hoofand's German
tone and vigor to the whole system, strengthen The
appetite, cause an enjoyment of the food, enable
stomach to digest it, purify the BLOOD give good
-
sound, healthy complexion eradicate the yellow ting
from the eye, tnlpart bloom to the cheeks.
change the patfant from short.breathed, emacia
and vigorous person.
Weak and Deliaate Children are made
strong by using the Bitters or Tonic.
These remedies are the best
Blood Purifiers
known, and will all diseases resulting from
bad blood Keep your blood pure keep your Live
In order keep your digestive organs in a sound
no disease viii assail yon. The hes. men In tn,
country recommend them If years Of honest reputar
on go for anything you must try these Preparations
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
:. PHILADELPHIA, June I. 1858.
have found BY experience that "Iloohand'e &c
EAn bitters " ia very good tonic, relieving dyspe
nc symptoms almost directly
GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, April ~ 1864
consider Hoofand'e German Bitters " a valuable
medicine In cases Of attacks of Indigestion or Dys-
repsia. can certify this from my experience Of it,
Yours. with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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PHILADELPHIA March Is, 1867.
nnd Hoofands German Bitters ." is good tonic,
useful In diseases of the digestive organs and of great
benefit In cases Of debility and of nervous ac
ton In the system. Yours truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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HON. VIM. F. ROGERS.
Mayor of the city of BuislO N >
Mayors OFFICE, BUFFALO june 4 IA
have used Hooiand's German Pc n AID Tn
IN my family during the pas -r.s. and caA recon
memo them Or an excellent ~ e. lmparting tone an
vtgOr 10 the eya.sm Ia use has been productIy
Of decidedly beneficial effects. WIN F. ROGERS
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GAR NANIfACTORy, 15t

Wat. Sew York. Feb. 1. isI0-MR. EDtroR-Dedr
So On paper ofths date you assert that the cigar
makers ~ shop. Ia Water st. are on strike against
reduction OF their wages The statement Incorrect
We have not reduced the wages OF our workmen and
there's strike We simply discharged them and took
others Our cisarmakers patsned with the wages
pay, and did not ask for more; and VIC did not ask
them to take less but some Of our competitors, jealous
OF the great and prosperity our business has
achieved and AS IT seems they not being capable Of
managing their own affairs to their satisfaction have
threatened to discharge their workmcn II they do not
urge higher wage, In our shops We entertain the most
friendly feeling, toward our hands, and we have no
doubt that workmen were sorry to be discharged.
but cannot aud will be ruled and governed by
combinations, no matter from whence they spring.
Ne have Withdrawn also from the Cigar Manufictur.
ers Association for the Of it, being combna
ton. Yours re- pectfuy, d. MIIlSl u 60.
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Ytqal Holmes.


n Y: syPREME COURT.,-ChsrIs,' E.. 90.
~ som. James II Blossom and Josiah Is. blosso.
against Llewyllen q. Estes-SummOns for money " W
mAnd on contract Com. not SER 70 the abovenAnss
defendants You are hereby summoned and requires
ahswet The complaint IN tbs action VII en- WI Dc w, q,r
~ me once Of the Clerk OF THIS Court. 81 the ny n
OF me CITY OF New York; and TO serye coy OF Ou ~
sMtr 10 the said comp an the suls 'tlherN ~ .
ONCE, wal street, IN the city OF Sew 'IA wa
twenty days after the service Of this summons n loa
exclusive OF the cay of such service ami II )ou llS
answer the said compliant within The !mo aorrSd
the plaintiffs In this action will take lnitmch 1911
you ioI tho sum Of two thousand dollars WIN m I'M
from the tenth day OF March one ~ Iu,ani ci N n"
dred and sixty besides tle COTS It tls a'HDH
Dated october ~ 1879 ....
BEEBE DoNOHUE & COOKE, Plaintiff, Attorney
The coniplaht IN this action was hci M me ohV' m.
the Clerk OF the city and county OF Ac' OfA on Wv
Nth day OF December, 1873. go. .....,,v,
BEEBE. DONuHUE a COOKE. plani'h' NUo'ne-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF th' Slr'osa% y. "
Il the county OF New York. notice IS hrrnl Snvs.S.,
cOrulng 10 hW TO all LersOns hAN nk thi, u e IA
Ricnard Vaughan late ot the city of NrW ~ iii
ceased, tla tley are required to ernDt the T,m sane
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. ne alWn Y,
tors, at the office OF Richard H. Nlus lnl, y az AMI
the city OF Newlo ORR. Oh or before the @'h Jay VI F
neXt.-Daled Oct *, lsG9
RICHARD ii, VAUGHAN ,tr,lp.trator.
HORACE l., SMITH,
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nErIANCE CIGAR MANuYACTORY. ia

Water at, New York, Feb ., is7o.-MR. EDIron-Deor
Sr: We wrote to yesterday and enclose copy OF
the letter yesterday. In this days paper again
ind not only that you have not taken any notice Of
correspondence in fu but that In making an ex.
tract thercfrom you have entirely changed the
ing Of commun cation. and. In fact. the notice In
your labor columns I. conttavcrson OF facts rather
than ANYTHING else. We should like to know your
thori,y for stating that had closed shops to all
hands belonging to Employees Associations OF work.
men. We intend b teep shops open for an rho
wish TO ,cort for ne and comply ,o the rule, and rsg
i1rons Of Jociore', and by willing
to make either unions any association I;
while. however. will not countcnance any authority
oppression nom whatever source. We consider It
justice to ourselves TO be properly represented to the
public, which only be done BY having this letter.
well as yesterdays, published in full.
Yours respectfully, u. HII.SCH a CO
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Sabiups Bauka.

MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANh-
WI sun Building i6 Nassau st., oppOsite City liza l.
New lork.-Six per cent interest paid. free from Gov
ernmen tax, with partc patton in the pronts the
mutual plan. One dollar win open account. Send
for circular, containing valuable Information.
tHAs. X. GRAHAM. President
R; in rH,ryS nsn' vicePresidenu.
q, II, BHNE DICT. secretary,
THEo. W, MoRgIs, Chairman Executive Committee.
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Sutton Noiu,s.
II u. LEEDS a. MINER.
ny. II. LEEDS. AUCTioSEER.
WILL SELL 1T
oEDLR OF EXECUTGIx.
FINE ART COLLECTION
OF THE LATE
THOMAS THOMPSON, ESQ,
COMMENCING
MONDAY. 7TH DAY or FEBRUARY NEXT.
mnd continuing until the whole collection is dis.
posed or
til O'Clock A. NJ. and ~ o'clockP.M.
ever offered in The United States. valued 10000 and
comprising nearly
TWO THOUSAND OIL PAINTINGS
Prices varying from lew dollar 70 as many thousands
work OF lifetime, and devoted to it princely for.
Ls%reSee Sir Jos6aa lleynoid., 81 Psss LsIy aod
ney kneer, Allan kap,sy, George Moreand, HoGarth.
the Enss ss6oe Hcashe 9 SeBa s s1S Sih Snsr O.
school schidon Guercno, TenleIs, Van Ostade zGc'
Also, large number OF the most celebrated artists of
Tr&S RtB Si sn Gd h plsrf Gb NH
fsS Of SRf StE is2HgPRfs
sULLi, iSMAN, BIERSI ADT, .DURAEp, Brown,
PEALE, DOUGHTY. BIRCH. HART.
The eosction win be sold entire mo bcises having
aon to close tho s e.tate III now on e exhibit
LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Noe Sl' and 0s. and At the extensive Galleries sSl
oa :e Sse wa be seTt TO d
EDMARDWs nAxTgn & CO.
Third LARGE FYRSiTtRE TRADE SALE
10. W aud .. and Sonnu r"e aa yA iii COM
ysr three oaad SnsmSes and caror suite. ar.
offered ~ the SALE and every lot will be sold with.
TSd ISa ArCTI2N,C9 WORN q aogss
day Thursday AT the private dencc 81 West 18th
paIioI suites. br9nze. esserss 6OoSesse,p paintings,
mF9r e5Tgs bureau Ged,Gad wardrobes stoves
furniture. "'"
w Gay sT gFd lag. sc .
be lsteads, bureaus tables chairs stoves cTockery
-. - LUKE FIIZGEfRAGIipS1 I Xu 'a itoas
NJ D0IGHTX, ,Agetioncer, win sell this day at
~. ~ u 0;oek at lis Fulton st and ~ Ann st lie en-
contained therep ali FOR Guy retail trade to be-
peremptory, Sold by order OF the assignee. ~ W
PAN kDhR sSt IN En-. -. s,bE:.Tns day, JAMES
dresses sass. undsrcloihcs, table neS sheets 9HtS,
d: BoRSsrEIN. al Grand St
o.,.o.o. gublit slOtitv.
TAAxEss;N1T,a.fe' q ths towns of Eewtovn South
n nv Nest flIshing and other village.
Ghsmber. 81, pP stairs, Fsb. T. and each suceeedas
lu's curing 'A' S @HeifA Ell Collector
...... S,Giug Hutsla.a
KINDSnew sewing machines for sale 10 rent
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TAR. OLIN. "a Bond St, New York OF Union. wide
IJteputator office, parors reception, waiting nnrs
Ing ana sleeping rooms, the most complete In America
fees moderate. Everybody send three stamps Tor pam
Pnst Tnogsands OF the nnoSupsts nom every state
come hs opinion costa nothing. Boun-9 A. u. 70
nR.E u. FOOTE. author OF Medical Common
Sense" may be consulted In person OF by letter al
MS once, 10 Lexington ayy corner OF East 18Th st.
once hours from 10 A. NJ. TIL M. Consul aton free
DEBiiITY. weakness, loss OF power, 40. cured
ROW Livingston e.. Brooklyn. call no d ii 10 /,
I AIDES AFFLItTED-In whatever way, can
Chatham ", Circular free, arst post
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M,Oltal.

A IL. WHO U-E HYATr'- l\/N-NIh
~ chcefiuHy attest not only IT, CuihllN' ~ ''tn
CataTrh, out that occa,onlng no violent sirc IN" "a
ma and soothing. Try II yourself, l5e. pI O'A. W.
by druggists,
AsArE AND SPEEDY O. KE for 10 lr, s Is.t
~ ed DR.. and Madam DE RUSEi maze Wy "" IA
menI OF adde's a specially. ONE" Ant irCrpuuu,.t
Tors. Nelson place, bet sth q ana WANefrl p'''-
RLOOD, MANUOOD.-Dr. OLlN, q j.. nI,n.ts
- unon'wde reputation treats tho uhloItunvssh,
boarding 10 the establishment desired No fsA
JAILED; state your case Confidential cohsu' !h'y" Nv
Pamphlet Tor Sstamps. Hours A. NJ. 60! /. III
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,land oompla me- o. I e's
~ ser cured immediate by pr EVANS ~ hHN'
e. Physical yigor restored ny his Elixir of lle -
q nnn REWARD for any case OF I's0'Sds 40
Up lsNyO mercural rheumatism, " AAANNss nRS
bhliyl neryousness &C., that DR.. NICdAL - hVnlpW
hhMkDlES lal TO cure hours IRON . 4. VI lns md
CirculaM sent, Address or apply 10 pr E!tiIA"'N
No. ~ Vsrick st.. New YORK,
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DibiS,nos.
Gupartu,rsbip gcilt,s.

GopaTtntrsglp yciit,s.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.-Hotice Is hereby
IN given that the copArtD crship heretofore existing
between Alexander L. Farwesther and James W.
Smith Is this day dissolved BY mutual agreement,
Dated Feb. I. 1870. JAMES W. SMITH.
VNHE FIRM or FOX & TANNER, Bakers
Il Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. New York.
Jan. 81, 1870. A. Il. FOX.
HART TANNER.
The business will be continued at the old stand 2sJ
Eighth ay.,by AUSTIN T.. FOX.
YNIIE FIRM OF Rayles 4 Hubbard. painters, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent james II. Hub
bard wll continue IN the bus ness at the old stand M
West Broadway, aud will settle all the debts gn
In liquidation. STEPHEN BANLEs.
jan Is, 1870. JAS. II. HUBBARD.
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TEETH EXTRACTED without pain IS years I
l. benumhlng applications gas administered 6eauti.
fll teeth, 81 set, go plunpers j JAY VILLEisS
No, 1855 Grand st. near Broadway.
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A sK FOR LIRBIGs COMPANy's EN-
"a TRACT OF MEAT.-None genuine without the
signature OF Baron Liebig the inventor and Of Dr. Max
Won Pettcnk ofeT delegate.
j. MfLHAU's SONS, isS Broadway.
BUILDING SAND. parties to contract
ID q remove q lot Of building sand Apply to s. NEW.
Ton, ~ spruce ST.. basement.
Two sPORTsNRN.-For sale splendid new
Il breeeh.lo1ding sporting guns stem. LafoucheuI
made for sample and thoroughly finished, with SO
cartridges. and all necessary utensils Inquire OF O. j.
kLAAsSEN, proprietor cigar store u ecker st. near
Bowery.
WANTED-A secondhand dental chair. insiru.
w mens and la6oi atory tool. Address DENTIST.
Matcawan, Monmouth county. New Jersey.
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StGiNs Wathmta

A LII KINDS new sewing machines for sale. TO rent.
IA or exchanges also. bought and repaired GOO sec
Qua hand VerT cheap monthly payments iQ Canal ~.
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A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICK ET..

70 and from any Railway Station In Great Brilals
ireland, Norway sweden, Denmark, German, Ht
ing weekly, for sale
A.. All LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
HESDERsoS. 1RoTHERS
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4ttturts.

port LAR ILLIsTu tTED LECTURES.
"sGiRNCE OF siGliry'"
NJ C. Association, Friday evening. in February.
WEST SD At. BAPTIST CHURCu Lee.
w Tf>IlEs.-The second lecture IN Tho course Nv The
Rev. W II. rendeton. Pastor, occurs this THURSDAY
Tn Az: subject, 4" The Holy Land via the CLASSIC
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Atntrsirp.

DtNIIsIIg.
nENTIsTRY FOR THE POOR.-To obtain
good and reliable dentistry heretofore has Deon
luxury oriy obtsina9lc oy those having more than
coopefaon Of several nrstclass dentists, II has beer
decided to devote SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK 10
nlng Inserting. extract ting teeth Tor a sum barely
covering toe price Of material Gas will be admnis
artificial denturcs Inserted in accordance with the
fastest and most improved methods. Cooperative Den
tai Association, i73 Oh av.
DR.. J, c. WILLIAMSON.
Or " VAN ELHCk President
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Amnstmunts.

WOOD's pIUsEUm AND MENAGERlE
5Ffs S$fSf SaP lSS fE VIZ 81
,.r TIE M AM 1rsS ATJR s;1sqs.
Nf6Ssis rh fH IT GIRL MO; cSo5L6ssGs,"
of the only fourteen year. old.
Ixi9S fhf sE EiylSe kSi%his.
DoRkBELLA rwo DRAMATIC PERfFo RMANCEs.
MONDAY. WILLIAM TELL BURLEsoUE.
pld 81 LIS. wt h5iryE RA fytSH!ESsSb
r4$$sr 5ft'S $ $'HHS
sEssss;As H$S ~ 5$$S%SEFg
Boornads, street Tsf bs,TSeh sth aud 9th avs.
FIFTH WEEK
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY,
EDwlN BOOTH
HAMLET
FIFTH HAMLET MATINEE.
On SATURDAY, FEB. at l.
sA1 paaa yxG SEEzEso'
In a'I NEG f.t'i M i%hsfiGfss''n OF
Please take Nooo-The Curtain riscs precisely at rs.
For the better accommodation of the public the Box
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
once a the Music '1 store S'S't H. Di.On CO.. y
FhEEFFF Gah22NN44o li iahbSRts r NhAgiNEtAT
EIRTM Az. THEATnk-west cath st. one door
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SATURDAY ssS%f1rvrE Ara
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SUMNER SCENES
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Active Ter Rp q f.
EsT BY KTgUsTIS DAILY. founded on the reignina
sensation OF r''0 f aseff 6'Jc''' ana emitted
MXurs r,su Corner sd st ADD 9Th av. p,o,,,.,o,
s'.a sSSpkY EVENING Zen / 1870 r'op''''''
NEW AsS
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INV Sb BANSE FEgr GEb
GRAND rnA5sEs SS6kSS4fs SCENE.
the most wonderful and dazzling SCENIC achievement
THE NEW rRkHSiea sssSLlsr TROUPE
Powerful pIsiAIATIS Co Siid
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IT ,iFE Is EUROPE AND AslERtCA."
DAra#AS sf t$SSSE$SSs ESQ.
sAruRAbta YF kvssI hALf Ftp..
For the benefit OF disabled soldiers aud sailors.
5s fse s.s,ssS sa' Ewing IA. on
toe day and evening Of the Lecture
THE rHOMPsOS
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS
the mos, remarkable on this Continents nov 90
public exhibition q, the
LEEDS ART GALLERIES"
s7 and sp and at the extensive Galleries i Broadway
"A sHf Sti FII
- sn tahr ~ 81 TIT bS Sb1iRNM ME-.
Admission Soc orchestra chairs ISc. seats secured
THE CMsAKiTX take, Place S SGn
one person, can So bad OF the Managers.
THEATRRTICkRT9 aFiCE.
RESERVED shk pEYff 66RS a. THEATRES.
qcliirnl.
. Of &. TIE s ?, s
northwest corner OF 18th and sth av FeS g. at I y r
NJ All those In favor Of the Bible In public schools are
respectfully invited to attend. Eminent speakers Will
address the meeting VINO ZADRIshIE' President.
". y. WILSON, kec. Sec.
Muhngs.
d .ST IT Di:r, a. EhCi
the American Institute Tor the ensuing vii be he
Thursday. the 10Th day OF IcbruIry, 1870 at it,
room. In the Cooper building Thc polls viii be opened
from to o. CLOCK 7 NJ. -
HORACE GREELEY, Pres,
gro PHYroS Rec Sec.
SIS-TITITE.-Thea nuuAl meet az
N OF this Institute VIII be held THIS tIhursdayJ even.
ing, Feb. OF ~ O'Clock. 81 IT. rooms In the Cooper
Union. GEO, PEllON, Rec. sec.
4uur,s
DOPJLAM ILLrsTH ,TED LECTURES.
sOlRNCE or SiGHT,"
Y N. C. Association, Friday evening. in February
WEST 33nsT. BAPTIST CHURCH LEI-
w TTl.bs,-rhe second lecture the course Nv the
Rev. w u. Pendeton Pastor, occurs this CIhutsda,
| a.
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Bubble Notis,s.

TAxES.-Tafcs Of the towns of Eewtown South
- Willlamsburghh West Flushing and other villages
Chamber. e. ~ stairs. Feb and each succeeding
MICHAEL MCGO IVAN. IOlisctof
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Soutq Noiltts.
DAfER HANGERS ASSOCIATION The
Il members OF the fAprr Hangers Association arc
hereby notned 20 attend ne next regular meeting on
Brosdway-beng the snuual election OF officers
y. j. BURKE. Sec. A X PHILLIPS Pre-.
VNHE. UNITED CURRIERS' will meet on
= Wodnesnay zen y, evening. AZ O'Clock, at the
Tenth Ward Hotel corner Broome aud FORSYTH ste
curriers' ana dresser; you are all invited to attend.
THE COMMITTEE
'I'HE Regular monthly meeting Of the House
Il smiths y. A. VIII be held corner 10Th 1t aud 5th
nv. this evening. At O'Clock. The members will be
punCtual IN attendance. GFO LINTON pro.
ions DALTON, Sec.
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nv II ENf OOL AND Vl INNS IVNN 10
VIRGINIA, Thomas, Saturday, Fen l.
Cabin passage, 500 and tOJ steefsge, 81 currcnet
Storage tickets nom Liverpool 81, currency,
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Continent, at moderate rates.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-05

lot 100 feet square. That was good
move. | doubled my money on the pur-
chase before left. But how about
the mines, Bob2p "Well some were
making from 81 to $3.50 with rockers, but
water is searce-only two or three little
springs; plenty for use as beverage,
however" How about quartz mining?'
Leads all very narrow; thousand and
one taken up, but only two or three in
which / could see any signs of gold.
Most of those who have leads dug down
for ten feet ON either side of them, leav-
ing the vein matter standing untouched
though they stand all in the market,
sir, all in the market" Then yoH
don't think much of the country after
all, Bob?" 90, yes; like it frst-rate--
would have remained there but business
called me here" Is this city you
speak of much of a placer" " Great
place when / first went there; it con-
tanned two tents besides the house i
bought" Yes, the house you doubled
your money on2" The came
Frame building, / suppose?" No,
not exactly. Itwas big pine log with
some brush standing against it, and a
coating of dirt over all for roof l.
paid three dollars for the house and lot,
and when l left / sold it for six dollars.
Property doubles in value down there in
less than no time"