Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 74, Madison, Jefferson County, 25 July 1849 — Page 2

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?i . C. ti A K Ell, E.lilor. vi:iii, i:vi:im;, ji ia . : I r.JZ O CHAT I C O.U I A AT I FOR GOVERNOR, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, OF I7ARKE COU-MV. r iaevii.sa:'t c-o"f.r:?:-' , J A3! ES II. E A X E, OS rCAF.FOKN COVMV. For-. CONGI.E.-'S, SECOND DISTRICT, ;YRUS L. DUX II A 31. i y V A H 1 v f TON' r O I N T 3" ' ; I ;au:s ei. ij.trvi:. T he Dt mocruJic Candidate for L IE UTE .'T G O rERJS'OR, Will f.ii fellow-citizens of Jefferson j in Madi.-cn, on Tilda", August 3d, ; it I c'd-rk, F. M and also ia the evening of ! t..H m-i day. lion. . Ij. iilin.li) 2, I , , , (. r. " ,, , ! ! 7. ;!picrtic canoidte for Congreep, will ad- ! hi f.l!:tw citiz-ns of Jrnon county at iohowiiifr limes and ulace? A t (iiK'jel's, in Graham township, July 30. ," Putju!;t, J u!y 31, at 1 o'clock. North Ma.:i.-'ou, t-a:;e evening at 7,'..o"clock. 1 M i-'h-u.n, Thtirsu'ay evening at 7'., " 7v;iili H-tnover, i"iiJ.y Aug. 3, at 1 " i-Wo respectfully invite the attention j oi the ion ner patron? cf the Protection In- ! uratice Gomj.anv of Hartford, Conn., and I tii- public -pnerally, to the card of Mr. II. r v,, v r, , , j . - ; t. .Mi .-t.on, to be lound in our adverti-sng ! roM'nii to-dav; snd a!o to the fol'owiti, f 7ir,"f., taken from the t. Louis Rcpubli rau shortly after the destructive ccnlla-ra- ! tion m t. tat city. The action of the L'oard of Dii f ctorn ehovvs a promptness and ability to meet their responsibilities which must Cieatlv increase the business of the Com- 1 pany, and strengthen the high reputation j ..." j .i i , i r 1 it has emoved with thf wr.'isrn nut) hr. for more than a quarter of a century: ! rKOTFCTTnv iVsnu a vrr cavpivv I OF HARTFORD, CONN. We understand from Messrs. Camden &. Forbes, Agents in this city, that the Board of Directors of this company held a meeting immediately upon hearing of the late fire in this city, and uiidhiin nibly resolved to add one hundtci l't )u$ i- l .',,."( s to their capital. They now offer to thoi public un unimpaired capital of Ihrtt hurilre I tfi US-llli rAj'., os "protection" for the future, and authorize their agents to say that t'.i-ir earned premiums are "full indemnity for t!ie p is-t,"' and that the cash is ready to pay all Ioirsef , adjusted by them with their usual prompt- j n -,s. Tins is w hat we Call the right sort of grit, and i-hould oecure to the Co nnaiiv a larire in- ! c crea" of bu.-iness. and a!d to the popularity of this utreaijy favorue institution. (7-John A. Gamble, cf Lycoming county, was nominated by the Pennsylvania Democratic State Convention, at PittstUlgn, on tae 4i,i Jlis., tor t.ie oJiCc oi Ca- J li it 1 v. o'.v. '.11 .-.- son c i M r 1 aui is a man c' re; 7 i.u manm . i uecision, eiieiv. una 1 tC.n't1 I'l-mt-.s habits, and wit! make a vood Canal Commissioner. ILs election is certain. The tollowin-r rr-nt resolutions wore 7 1 I It1 V the uiu; spirit of IV :110c racy, and the sentiments they utter ; are worthy to be embalmed in the heart of vei v republican in, the land. They are u or thy oi the Democracy of Pennsylvania; .7 i i,i7 j. 1 o'ii. i taken in regard to the quesw:i of rdavei v extension, will meet with t,.e cordial approval of every genuine ..cnd cf the country, wherever found: ! '. .: ;', Ti. U wiib f-truggling freedom evervwb rfvnipathi- cf lhe IVniocrutic party feeep vatc:iiii; cuin.iany Tcsocvtr the people are hflii? up t tit i r voices m a iikuny .!iout tor independ..-".;rf, we hro, or. the declaration cay of 7 r o'v n, give tliem b.iok Or auswer the full uttL r.ince oi the heart's bi-sthope, that (io.i's b',t-s-ing may m.!e ii;7i their peri!?, and give ihetn ia i.'A time to come a d iv hke th;s. 7: 1, Tlu-.t the interests and rights of la bor it 1-" bat j'.i-t to defend. The tabor of the country is t wealth of the country, and the impulse c.f her progress and prosperity. That the IVi.KH-ratic party adheres now. as it i ver ha done, to toe ccnstituti n of io. con ulrv . Its b iter a:i spirit th-y w id ueiWe:ketl lli-r t:e tros . auii t!o-v re-Crc'art.-7 y i.-. .1 l.U (1 . - I t r-' . a ,C 1 a S' ,. . :i:' , I ; W lUl .ii'.u .. t I.JS livtlU.. to CO t t-ii.. i j u :?..i-i;v'.j, ii.r i -r.il .1 u (. till. tie I ei-l. L. ? I r't.-; li lt v Sate : iiil tu c.trrj tl iu--. . : i , v a ; r ! a . .ttaird tl I'OUu.itl'' t'? UIU lii" t,re- ' ' t-u v. e Coii.-l,.;r It a pari cl at v. J i i V I Hi J..M;tatiOU th 7 lijVff) : Cola:;- a 1 5i r

fKrThe following are the important services of Lewis C. Levin, as proclaimed

by himself: 1 . . . i i t 1 J T- t "Lock what 1 nave cone ior you. 1 naa xvooerts, a full-blooded Native, appointed Marshal. T Viq itlimwiH nnooinled District Attorney, and Sionaker Xaval Agent. This I have done for I you. Nay more; before I wculd allow Wm. B. j ' Lewis to be appointed Collector, I ma ie him ; j pledge himself that he would select one-half Na- j j lives to hi the offices. And so too with Tost- ; I master White. He made the same promise!" j One of the first duties of the U. S. Senate will be to examine into this bargain and '. ! sale between Mr. Levin and the Cabinet of ' ! Gen. Tavlor. Mr. Levin is the "Native" - : mpmhpr nt" fnni;rp frnm Ihnt rp Uhr.'i tu,i ,. . ft, , , . , , i district in Pin aue p na where, in bv gone j ! sua.N,, w.ev uuineu enure. le aim mu.uereu j i people, because they happened or chose to ' bo Catholics. The Postmaster and the Col- : j lector for Philadelphia have carried out their part of the contract having turned ; out every Democrat. They have nut even ! lef: "one as a monument" of Whitr mere v. I ; In times that are past, how eloquently have . 1 1 , the Whigs preached up the doctrine of! ' ' ; "non - interference" with tho members of j Congress. This is a case of the interfoi- j ence of a member of Congress with the! f V . T rr i i in- . T . . ! iXECUlue' in tren. l ay l or 3 Allison J.ei- ; j ter, No. 1, we find the following paragraph: j 5 "Indeed, 1 have thought that for many years ' past, tho known opinions and wishes of the Executive have exercised undue and injurious influ- j erice "i)on the legislative department of the gov- j ,?rnment; and for this caose 1 have bought our system was in danger of undergoing a great - i I change from its true theory.' ow, Mr. Levin must have had some NVa' of inlluenci,1 lhe Cabinet; for he j Peaks ,n in rn03t Ps,Uve manner: "be- , lore I would allow W. B. Lewis to be ap- J pointed Collector, I made him pledge him- ! self to me that,"' &c, $ce. Now, how did ; Ir Levin n,anae a!! this! He says that he bad certain appointments made Did ! Lcruai" opi uimmeui.. mauL. xiu Mr Levin ol3'er lhe Cabinel money? did he bid hiSh those appointments to offices? or did he refuse his support in the House of Representatives to the Administration, unless certain appointments were made If the Cabinet yielded to his demand, is it not a bargain and sale? and has not Gen.

Taylor suffered "the known opinions and I jn Rome, and that the French may force an enwishes of the Executive" to have that trance, but the government will never Burrender. "undue influence" he so eloquently de-j He adds: nounced in his Allison Letter? and is tin's "The republic has established the Roman Cathnot a violation of plighted f?.itn? j oHc as the religion of the government. They

To the Editors of the Banner: Gentlemen j Permit me to enquire, through your paper, j what has become of the Drm c ahc Tkt, so j t - trongly recommended by the Courier as a suita- ! hie ticket for the support of the Democracy of " - Jt itersou ! iiave they discovered that it was not the Q'ii-t-essence of the party? Come, Mr. Courier, stick up your ticket. CITIZEN. We do not acknowledge the righs of everv anonymous scribbler to interrogate us through the columns of the Banner; but i m this case it suits our convenience to an- 1 swer. In the absence of the authority of a County Convention we published the ; tiefcet, as it suited us; and as soon as we j fonnd it did not suit the Democracy, we1 :ook it out, as we have no desire to dictate to the Democratic party what shall be done or what ihcv shall not do. We ate the servant, not the master, of the Democrats: i -.r l. i. n'i im l iiit; :uh tri iu 1 II l f ct 11 V u U i. Hi the party, or to say when they show the "premonitory symptoms,'5 6cc; nor have we ever said one word in favor of the ticket. fiiOi.i.RA a mo Mi Nkoiioes. All our readers have' heard anil read the terrible ac counts oi the lor ss of negroes bv cholera in '

some of the Southern States. Perhaps the ( Zachary differs from him somewhat in this re- kfli)t free froru th demoralizing and withering following, horn the Newport correspondent ! Pt perhaps he doesn't. The similitude lies influence of the slave trade. of tho X. V. Herald, may throw light ou ' principally in the prosciptive feature, but there! Suicide The Bedford (Pa.) Gazette states some of those n steriousiea;h- was much profession which future practice belied, that a man, twenty-five or thirty years of a-e, A thriiiing accou'nt was given to us the other " TT' thUgh by commUted tuicide V week, by hanging day in a social circle, by a gentleman ju.t arrived ' l T r I 7 ' CUa handkchief, on the turn3 . . . . . ' James to have been one of the earlier I residents rik rr.aH nr th,t tr in.,n;. . .,..a

from I.ousiana, cf the doings of the r.ire ciseas-e on a plantation in that State. The planter to whom the estate belonged received by almost every mail accounts of the heavy looses he wrts suiiVri:i on his idantatioa. At one time his overseer wrote to inform him that Pompey was Cato, some of lbs lt-t ban d, iv ere jou-, an J C.f--.r wa cyuig. 1 lieu came -i Cu.jnts tiial i'i-.Ck Sue was i.trj-7 a ua V i.uvv j r i : , a .1 ; I ., I Cr ll il re; Jacn, (lii utlii o I f.m i;.ar ii uues, to t.-.e cl'A i-u ; I u.ler. So lae mvrla.lty vvr i,t u.i, a lid i!.j liia.l Lru.! .1 a lla.'V -- coai.t -; Mj-t-e (7 7.,i At !e..i;t , nwv evrr, t:.e pta.iter o.iu-r g.ii w t .. i oi tu- m titer, vr t lc -u.-fiii 'o 'iS . rre e.7vU. lit- vvei.t lo Lis c.-t.t-, a: u ' rtjL'l:.1! 1 luuii.. il was tu l.'uc Ui-v ie , t1 m 1,0 1 t v 1 1 I f c 1 1 V 1 it-v iiaJ bee il can ivO Cti tv H i.al Is Culctl atl U ut.t'" grouaa r a.iruao, una i;ao Urcu tr.uicrrr-ii by the uVciHrt to ni.c-ttitr estate tn a utighboriur: StU-,

where he himself had a plantation, and being oaly a new beginner, was ia want of negroes to

carry out his speculations. So much for "ter- j rific mortality." It would he laughable, were it j . , , . . ,, i not that deceit and dishonesty universally, ia any case, are more serious thaa choiora, and too seriUS t0 auffh atTHE POST OFFICE ROBBERY IN WASH- ' INGTON. The teiegraph advised us of a robbery of the post office iQ Washington yesterday The Repubic furnishes the following particulars: R- W. Latham &. Co., well known exchange brokers of Washington city, are in the habit of divine weekly heavy remittances from their correspondents ia Philadelphia and Baltimore. By last Sunday morning s mail, several were received, and put into his box by the distributing , A t, . . - , , , clerk, and there remained during the day; Mr. Lat,,am not permitting any business to be done ! for him on Sunday, and deeming them safe in I the post office, not even troubling his cashier to ! take them out and Jock them in his safe. They j were seen in the box late on Sunday evening by eome of ,he clerks, but by Monday morning, the' had been PurIoined and nothil3S remained out a single leiier ana a ivienmona paper, rrompt measures were immediately taken by Mr. Bradley, the Auxi!iar Postmaster, and Captain Goddard, of the rv Guard, to detect the denreriator: hut. as yet they have failed iQ obtaining any due. Mr. Latham has been furnished with the fol- . ... . lowing statement ot the amount purloined, which he has thus fas ascertained, by letters from his correspondents received yesterday: r ronl mmore, unaer date uui juiy Metcalf, Spicer 5c Co,, in Virginia Bdllk notes Individual notes, 11 rvis Gover Bank notes, $o Check on Geo. Parker & Co. 40 $1,600 112 115 From Philadelohia. under date 14th Julv: DfexeI & Co District Columbia, individUal and Virginia Bank notes, 54-: Amount thus lar ascertained to have ofen stolen, $2,549 Bait. Patriot. Roman Republic Acknowledged A letter from Rome, June in the New York Post, , , written by a gentleman who formerly held a di plomatic appointment from our government, states that one of the South American states has been the first to acknowledge the new republic. This was done on that day through the minister of the South American state referred to. The same writer says that the English and Paris papers are full of misrepresentation with regard to things j win receive lhe rope as lhe ecclesiastical head ot the church, but as a temporal prince, never! The Catholic religion, should the Pope be restored to powert wiU become a tool and an agent of rn. OI,j tua jnna jt., r u povver wi be ob,iged tQ adopt a her vindic. .hiivt. , uiiu vuv x uiv i ua CAii i uii u men l J l iici tive and reactionary measures, to imprison and exile all those whoseonly crime was thatof thinking as he thought, and simply carrying out his opinions. To this we entirely dissent, for the spirit of religious and civi! liberty will be retarded throughout Europe. It places the Vicar of , Christ uuuer tue ahsolute control ot Louis JNa- j pedeon, and of those with which he is in league, j u ilhout consulting the will of the Roman people j cr lhe caU8e of "Ugion." j i.vrs TT AND 7 A PIT A RV T ! Tne Boston Post says: "We do not wish to institute such a compari- j pon, but can any one who has read Macauley 1 have failed to observe the striking similitude be- j tween the conduct of James IT and Zeharv I? J I .

Upon witnessing the latter's proficiency in 'cut- j be suppressed on the African coast by the extenting them off,' considering the short time he has j sion of the Republic of Liberia. An appeal is held power, we are inclined to regard the neo- ! rnade to the people of the United States for aid phyte as rather improving upon the model of his to purchase Galhnas, and if this territory should illustrious prototype. Jame, however, had be added 10 the republic, the entire line of coast friends to reward and enemies to punhdi, and he from Sierre Leon to Cape Palmas would ba undidn't look to qualifications of honesty or talent der its jurisdiction, and with one or two small

as the basis of removal or appointment. Perhaps whom he is bound to copy.1' A Judge was repremanc:iug aa attorney for bringing s-veral small suits into court, and remarked that it would have been much better for a'! Parties had he persuaded his clients to leave th-ir causes to the arbitration cf two or three ho:f-st in- n. p!-;1se VL'Ur honor," retorted the hwver, "we did nut choose to trouble houet f i - a v. jtfi 11,-107' S-S" Toe Turoi.t. Patriot cliroui.,U-t. as among ' "rV d -igns ol ill- tiin-'S " thai a Ves-ce! iiain-u i A in- I iii.ii'" h,is fi ii 1 .iu lil ii-C at (jo'le-r'.'-'t. 1 it u-A-uer is a friend t the present adii. sir, U.ua. aau a tiuet of tile confluence ads to Luru fc-i:u. - lvn..,.:.. n ,1.1 1. . a ,...t.. - u v. v-i.i-D, a ciuiiguiotieu iiirit.j'i wi the Xcw ork Br, i uintiwucd in ue of the ric-at vitlims oi cholera iu thit city.

BY TELEGRAPH. REPORTED FOR THE MADISON DAILY COURIER. Late News from California Sarious Disturbance ApprehUnded. Arrival of G,000 Mexicans. Boston, July 25, 1S19. A letter received in this city from Saa Francisco, dated May 19th, states that that city is crowded with newly-arrived emigrants, and it is no uncommon thing for ten persons to occupy a single room of small dimensions. At the mines the Magas are pretty quiet; but fears are entertained that serious disturbance would occur between our countrymen and the Mexicans, as some six thousand of the latter recently arrived at the mining districts, and eviuce a most turbu

lent disposition. Should any Important outbreak ocrur. thev will be shot down to a man gix men in twenty days procured sixty thousand dollars worth of gold dust, near Feather River. HEALTH REPORT. Cincinnati, July 25 I, p. m. The number of interments during the twenty-four hours ending at noon yesterday were twenty from cholera, and twenty from other diseases. New York, July 25. There were eighty-nine cases of cholera and thirty-eight deaths for the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day. Philadelphia, July 25. Sixty-five cases and eighteen deaths from cholera. CiNci.NNATi, July 251, P. M. The number of interments from cholera for the week ending last night, 252; other diseases, 199. C I N C I N N ATI MARKETS . Cincinnati, July 25 1, p. m. Flour The market is heavier than yesterday, and the business done is at a slight decline, to $5 75 perbbl. The receipts are 700 bbls during the last twenty-four hours. Whisky. Demand fair and prices have advanced to I9).c. Lard. The sales of lard comprise 1,000 bbls at 7c. Pork. Mess Pork 200 bbls at $9 25. Circassia. Circassia is a mountainous, but very fine and beautiful country, bordering upon the Black Sea at its Eastern extremity. It is also contiguous to the Russian Territory lying toward this extremity of the Euxiue, and interposes its lofty mountains and fertile valleys between the clutch of Russia and those more level and Ie5s wild countries toward the Euphrates and the Tigris. It is the aim of this ambitious power, Russia, to become possessed, if it can, of all the realms contiguous to the Black Sea, on all sides. On oneside "the Wolf" has already laid his paws on the Danubian Provinces, on Moldavia, Bulgaria, Wallachia, and is, on this side, therefore fast advancing toward Constantinople. But before it cau enslave the tracts lying on the southern coast of this sea, it must subdue and pass the fine people who hold Circassia a race, in physical requisites, the finest specimens of men now to be found on this globe, and of courageand activity unsurpassable. Against these noble hut unoffending peoplethe Muscovite serfs have now, for many years, been carry iiig on, cruelly, bloody, hut fruitless wars. No quarter is given; and the amount of lives lost is not known, excepting that, generally, it is very great. It is believed that, taking battle, sick ness, fatigue, altogether into account, not less than 200,000 Russian serfs have left their bones among the wild 1 passes; ana mis wnnoui gaining any grou na inai is tenable. The Czar, in furtherance of this murderous conflict, tries to stop all acceea by sea to Circassia. London Standard. I Annexrtion in Africa. -The slave trade is to vessels and boats this line of coast could be easily to have been the cause of the rash act. There I waa nothing found on his person by which he i couia De iCentihed. t5The Louisville mail-boats now regard a trip a lucky one wlwe $50 a day i not lost. It is calculated that up to the i 7 til ult., a mii!iou sterling had b-eu exp-uded by f riti'- 011 the feige of iiom-, about forty pounos sterling per suki-r; and tital by w iy of beginning. "Thrtt niin is a f ays I aw, Jr., '-who wastes hi time iu tr tug to lay suit o: tu-.- tail uf lo-i:iorro iv. I O-M...RROW tOos- ti.it are now irav m'lV be ami litiit. ti.iu; ii. ;,.. vnii ..I ..Iu ....... nmaiui; . vuaui7 may ! be theut,cct of" sorrow iho-e uu Ui irso.i nt ,1 i ......... .. 1 fuiuiiiii iiiuv oe tu ine a,i-- mai roy cacev ; ma have tae luiy hue the strong my iiiter aid death m.iv h-ive com-.

The Rcuxa Passio. -The Lancaster Exami-" ner says : A recent c?.si of suicide in this coant-"-fard

a striking instance of "the ruling pas,., .. sirs2g in death," The deceased was of very enc ieal habits, and having decided to remove L.elf from this world by means of gunpowder, to tare the expense of buying a pistol, he castoaa cf bad, wrapped the barrel with wire, bored a toUch-fec!, and discharged it with a friction match. Superiority of Women, According to Ht'dcr, women bear hunger longer thac men; according tJ Plutarch, they cau resist the effects of wine better; according to Unger, they grow older and are never bald; according to Pliny, thy ere H dom attacked by lions, (on the contrary they will run after lions,) and according to Gunter, they can talk just a etc. I. O. O. V. The members of Monroe Lodge, No 2, I. 0 0. F., are hereby notified to meet at their Hail tomorrow (Thursday) morning t 8 o'clock, to attend the funeral of brother Monroe W. Le. The officers and members of Washington Lodge, No. 11, and Angerona Lodge, No. 65, are- al requested to join with us. By order of the N. G. Juiy 25 JOS. TODD, Sec'yThe members of Washington Lodge, No. ll, 1. O. O. F., are requested to meet at their Hall on to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock, for the parpose of attending the funeral of brother Moaroe W. Lee. By ordr of the N G. July 25 BEN. F. FOSTER, Sec'y The members of Wildey Encampment, No. 2, I. O. O. F., are hereby notified to meet at their Hall, o-morrow (Thursday) morningat8 o'clock, to attend the funeral of Pat. Monroe W. Lee. By order of the C. P. July 25. CHAS. WOOD, Scribe. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. The officers and members of Madison Division No. 8, S. of T. are hereby notified to meet at their Hall on to-morrow morning, at 8 o'clock, for thd purpose of attending the funeral of Brother M. W. Lee. The officers and members of Neilsott Piviion, No. 31; and Olive Branch Division, No. 34, also, are requested to attend. By ordr of the W. P. July 25. Banner copy. a DIED This morning at 7 o'clock, Awn Matilda, infant daughter of J. and S. A. Eddy, aged 13 mouths. Friends are invited to attend the funeral tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, from the residence of her parents on Mulberry street, near the rhref. Protection Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. CAPITAL IMT.EAMKD TO 3!K,CKSIS. ' iH K uniferp g'ie 1 'ikes li e ur- In inf rmtue lh nubtimt tnp 'ate heavy !os t t. I.ouli of near .$ 100.1 0(1, the rnmpanv was enalilprl to n.eet firnrnvVf wiihoiit drawii s ii'tii its raplial g o k. being paid front reciv 1 rremiurii. it is ric fi.leniiy hped iht the well known promptn"s and litinraliiy of (lie company in lhe adjustment of l..wra, for a peri d r.f tvvpn y five ears in this city, wilt sti i pnti'le it to a sharp (if ! ni ic patrcnape. &y oflice in lie fost Offlce tuiMfrg, entrance on Seer.iH strprt R. E. tTRATToN, Agent. jily2."d'f f7?n A . DEAN, MARBLE SHOP, - ON MULBERRY Stkeet, Jj Ntar y opposite Vie new Hotel. july 24 M di-n 1-rlUna. t J If . , O AI S I ( IV kf! t r.ti.t.1 ,ty I r.r v nl ' "' . U' l- (IV. '(HW rV t lur wif in i.i-hv 1 j'-va VVM Miftl' STV I KJ10Vi:, hill not r. J..-, h () Vral a i e-( i in I , iiiii.rriin Inn cii-ioniPfa that hi- attter hop li .rt I ppii novd from li ccipincr of M' lt-rry and rond -irfin, 'o ihp v xt mom bplnw n 8- ennd rtnet, wliPrPh -wlii l e haj py at n II iiii.ps t at p" n fiem hprpi trp, and in hpaulify their liPad' end f'ci aJr.iriiiiij; 1 1 the la ptt Lot. dim, l''iin. and New ord. isTvire Mis razors a p so k Fn that no ctili roto m lure qiiirpt in his sh p io wad iff .hp pai-i. No tio-d la (icwn and no tpar are ulied y an y f I hos wh. placa ihpir n i-f-s U t v pi n lo fin rr asd ttumh 1'il'in i" v - ' ''0 J ii 'RII City Lumber Y'iird. rjl R. P.iVNK t r. OAtLV . l.evinr formal puierlrp in tlir I.noiSpr Businn hare now on hand t tt-pir tipw jaM on frr-.n-' -trfpt, wo jh' Nilow i hP p-i-l li'ice a f;i' AM.rliiirm of Piiip 4 d Pplar loini fr, I'sdar f'o-t-, d p-api 1'ine Klooriny, nt. All wishirL' !o puiclii:R .M,!((,irt We I m call and rxiimlne ur MKk as w.c a e dHcrmmPd to k-IJ lr rash at tija mm i i k -It. ciiiiVM,-a ' fOiiCPded itial ofa.it a. is Ui"r cum iiioii in i iiii- rou r tr v : lia t in h n v tteT,. wtn'e at u p hitrnf. ii i.e it i sai l i in no oihe.r evuatrff n il i os.-. a; so ii.un ai B-f. .mv ium in irue i 4 cr.. lain PxtPni. 1 ui iti t s- is oHpi: ca ted by iietlPet. We say 10 all, do not n z l v our 1 !fr.oiial ('P-raiicP, bjt rpal tiii "oll.iwii c. rnl v 011 iikpi! not lack go d lookt. 1'iipp an ciph a1 e Ki'1 i.c prejiaraiiona, and have all attained a limit ;piil.rny Ju'fj nai.pi't. t tu i.u ua II a i r RpJoraMve, the moat dPiieh'fui and rrticient article lor ii, Hair ever Invented. It will prevt-n: lftc I'a'iirie otf ot t!is liair, and bring In iiew hiir 1 riPre u nai- i.e'-n st i,y s ciiifts or iher oiiK-i. lievvarp ol" 1111 latiori-.' Juki" flail's Kau D vine ip Venus and ymp Foip, tor ipii.ov.i -z lan, -nn' urn. p mplfs Notch's, and O'her pi up' mriri ol tlip rkin; lie m 5i pr-rf-cl coiirvatur of pan y ever known. I'un ha.c- iioUiirijr p j'jiortinj to b 11. ph ro(i. u.ofx-' t 1. ad my name atUcfipd. Jul-? Hau-i- 1 pr Un or t innee tow der. for Impar'-i-Z 10 U e m -t .Ciom rO'i.pipz on a radipnt whiteness. ! 1 liUiriirJ st.ou t! a pprw.n i,p more caipiul than the dse . f a povv..er fr theckin.aH miu. of 1 very injuT o'i:. My Ctcnus I'UAidpr r.,.irioouarfpd in a viMh. , nc ii:f.iiner. anr! con.ti. a no ineredienu which caa pot8th I ll.f i.l n 1 i .. r. ! Ju'p. auer-Ii pi:atorv Powder, for removin rafwr 1 (.in hair u 1- n.orp u; e f-j ly ilun fiair upon th f 'p r arm of a - a . ' lit. aruce remove It in 4 !..! tun-, wi-f.. if !. 11--p( -n flarp ina.rum-nt. Ju P- Mtm-.V f ' - 1. 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