Rensselaer Gazette, Volume 2, Number 48, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 23 March 1859 — Page 4

Miscellaneous. JOE nOWEKS’ WEDfilSf The county gs , “away up in the mountains,” boasts of one of the best judges in California. On the be nch he 4 is firm, decided and prompt, not caring the snap of his finger for the applause of friends or the mutterings of enemies. lie is, perhaps, th:- in :et devoted man to law in all creatio n. <> has his head so full of what he to:, s “judicial talk*” that he not tinfrequently finds himself making learned charges and passing sentence out side of the court room. On a recent occasion, the judge was tallied on to exercise the “power and authority -in him vested,” in the case of a young couple, who desired to have their hearts united in the holy bands of wedlock. Of course he consented to perform the pi asing duty* and on the appointed evening was*promptly on hand, at the house where the affair was Jo come off. The room was crowded by the beauty and fashion of the town, and - none looked more dignified or happy than the judge himself, who was dressed within an inch of iiis life. It is customary on occasions of the kind referred to,for the.good folks of the- mountain town to pass around the wine quite freely,; they consider it no harm for one to manifest his interest in the. joyous event of getting “lively.” The judge is an ardent lover gs the fair sex,- having* in the course of his life Jed the,'third one t.u the altar. To use; his own language, lie is a “great believer in weddings,”, an i that he should become a fittie mellow amid the glorious scenes of the even'iig, was not to be wondered at- by tho.-e who knew him intimately.' lie had the weakness of all good judges. lie would take his ‘•tod.” The wine had passed round and round, the music had ceased. The time for making Joseph Bowers and-Nancy Harkens one had arrived.,Every heart throbbed with.the. most pleasurable emotion. The voung 'gentle.men desired to know how ‘Joe’ would stand it, and the young ladies were anxious to see ■ how ‘Nance’ would suffer the awful shock. Others, again, who had closely observed the) turn of .affairs during .the evening, fixed their attention upon the judge, to see how he would ciinie out of the scrape. At length the trying moment was. announced. The judge arose very cautiously from the chair which he had occupied in one corner of the room, and existing his eye over the company, lie recognized tiie sheriff of the county, u ho was present as an invited guest. The judge had imbibed just enough to make him forget the nature of the' business. liewas full of his ‘judicial talk,’ and required nothing hut the presence of the sheriff to start him. Looking sternly at the officer,he shouted: ‘Mr. Sheriff, open the court, and call them to order!-’

A. general twit.tor‘followed this command, in the midst ol which the sherili’ took the ‘court’ gently hv the artn, and led him to his seat in the corner, at the. same time informing the august- personage of his mistake. Everything now hid fair for a pleasant arid sudden termination of the affair., until another annoyance, which was nothing less than? the absence of the bridegroom was »observed. It turned out that he had just stepped across the street to join his friends in a parting drink—hut before his return, soijte coldblooded wag had whispered into the car of our foggy judge, the cause of ‘delay in the proceedings. ? Instantly the chair in the corner moved, and in that direction all eyes were fixed. f ‘Mr. Sheriff,’ slowly drawled the judge, ‘bring Joe into court >n a supenuf’—the judge had his own way of pronouncing the word—then addressing, the bride, who stood in the foreground, and hung her head in confusion, ho added: .‘I sp se You're the plaintiff 1 . Well, on’t take on. ';tln mice nee and virtue will be protected by ibis here court.’ This was the saddest blunderof ail. The judgb was again made to see his 'mistake, and would have been considerably set back, bail it not been lor a corrective hi the shape of ‘forty drops of the critter,' 4 which he instantly applied. In a few moments all was ready in right, down earnest. The bridegroom had arrived, full of joy. The bride in ‘gorgeous array’ stood at his side. The company pressed i >r-. ward. The excitement was inter se. The judge-never looked so dignified in his life. He evidently felt every inch a judge. |‘J-J-oe B-B-o-w-b-r-s,’ commenced the man of the law, in that distressing style of speech with which lie was invariably troubled when] under the influence of li.juor-. t‘J-J-o-e B-B-o-w-e-r-s, stand up, Have y-y-you anything to s-s-ay w-w-why sentence— ’ ‘Stop, stop, stop, judge,’ shouted the slieritf, from the hack part of the room. ‘You are not going to hang the man, hut many him.’ The judge drew a long breath, and winked rapidly, but stood his ground well. Recovering himself, he proceeded: ‘J-J-oe B-B-Bowers, do y-y-you t-t-take Nancy H-11-llarkins for y-y-your wife, so h-e-help y-y-you God. 1 ’ This was a toleruble effort, and Joo noddied arise uU

‘N-N-Nancy H-11-Harkins, 1t remains for this here C-L'-Court to ’ , Here the sheriff again interrupted the, judge, reminding him of the real business of the evening. ‘Miss N-Nruupy,’ resumed the judge, after -being set right! ‘d-do y-v-you t-t-take J-J-Joe B-15-Bowers: fig a husband, t-to the best of youjr knowledge and b-belief, or do you not!’ ‘ You bdV softly answered the light-hearted Nancy. The judge then took the hand - of the happy couple, and, joined them, wound up the business us follows: . ‘lt :iow°r-r-reinains for this here Court to pronounce you' J Joe B-Bu\yers, and y u, N-Nnicy Ifiarlcins, man an 1 wife; and,’. (here* the judge paused to wipe the perspiration from his face:) ‘m-m-muy the L-Lord li ,ve m-mercy oh y-y-your s,-js-souls! Sheriff, re-., move the culprits!’ The company roared. Joe and. Nancy weakened. The sheriff was taken with fa leaving. The‘ju ’ge lot himself tut in a glass of apple-jack. Taken hv file hug it was one' of - the greatest Weddings c . - witnessed.'

JASPER COUNTY LAND AGENCY. - it. li MII.ROV. 1,, x. M l HO V V C€s» 5,5; , II E.V L ES'£ AT E A. (i ENN S . ' * |• •"ft:. Iliill if l(> Ural ! is!:tlr- A : ■ -i■ ——witi i'.r-v nr« prep;ir:*:d to ai.iti wiii i'unii.-h correct.tb--1 rarls iij titjrs to any |)i--cr or -jT-ces of land Be- s oar wil 'i a i-- oil opiiiion os I , i IvMi hfv. Witiioiltj;i<i<iitit»:i:ll charge. \vi'it‘lnr-V' r lt-'qiiiieii, 20,000 A(TES - (f \l’ tkebes! laa-.i iu .1 aspercoulit V, t-uilua!rd ili ' ia ?dj parts of the eo.untyv'tind < mi irising w Ti-improv.-d I'uhtis io vn riotis narks of the',' a-iia-tjvt’or side by Ui'j.ilyEi'. A C .-LK. 'JI 12 V. ESI'.ST <;*•' Jt’.SS A£il f £■', \\ i’; ]AESCRI!!E!) as f.dlo'v. All <>i\s- Ton U Copt -0 .-tores off i itr \v rs section; tlio north itaif atiti south-w. i itnari <• of si rtiou !i; the oast half and lhr js it - I qti ■ : I•; o; j . sot; fit-west quarter of : • : i -| whole of ami t Sir no :tit - '.vr-1 fj It.; I-:, j- I. : i :i ,i • township i!?, range s, situu! -d :;s • \ .••:•;*; ;i I.yon's Sitoai'n .Mill, ttttil i a a iirj bothood; plenty of good linthi-r V. ilkitt .a siuirl distance of tin- promises; < v ii! br soft ;,! very f,\. price upon.the following a a ;>re<' .-a-o a - f. hie terms, to-wit: .I’ii’i-.- -a j. r -,i. .a li.-- , - cliaso 'money ia hand, live p.-j- ortil, ia otto \ - a. a lid tiir balance in eight -t]u;..| aunt,a! p-.-vinrtAs, With interest.at the lair of six p.-r <'■'!.!. per anno :n. payable annually, the a ferret’ pn'ym ‘ 'Yli-LiUVV A A- -M.. -i t 1. -;.-i Aye: IS. \ LI, of section <3, itiuldhe' no-i: t lit! sos fee; pm * 4 f», in town-hip -A range ■ also, tie- sia.nl,-west-quarter o!’tie:.- soufli-.-ast it-ia: tor.of s ,-iioii tcw::s!ii;> 2:1. range, s— as g.-i iti.|-.r 1 ns there is.in Aas.-r COll lit V, sele-c !• .1 Veers JR- r-oei 1 jti.figes: j will ,l*e fold lit low Yrie..vV:o.T l t; , • Oil tie- Ist of Jniinarv, i- . a'J per acre* eu ; Ist of .1 inuaryf IMjU, xnnl lie- hsi n;- in fo.ur vears from the date of the tier,.!, wiijt inter.-..t, ii-v Mfl.l.’OY A, Ct) | 4.*i I! •,1 Eslule \ • n'-s. O\E Oi’ TSIIt VSEUVa' rAsbaS S>. 'g'ESE ■Ctit '.Tli, f t("iN- : ISTINIr of l‘li tti-rr.sof prairi” nit-.l 2 ) I 'of linib 1-, lo l Uisras. I i i:.e f.irni- in the j-i-s; tl: • farm situated Mir.-e r.'tiie.s Irom Bel a-! , -r, on the {State Uoa-.l i.'.ett U .issciao'r to. Hr-i!ford, for • sale hv MILE> s Y A. COLE, •L> Lalllj A.-, tug I'iM-: s;tTTE,i’ R-'AE-:.tj oj no A.t.'es, Q E-VILYT.Y ifr.Ves of which is trader irti-prow- • j .inftll; .also,- -fil acr-'S of excalietii tia-i.e:- |..■.. longing it) llte f-I rt->i ; situatedyf -a: t tfir.-i- mii s Irmi'i f>einssritirr, for sal-- a! -t v- ry-linv :.;-ia-- n;-a! o:v yeied -jiis by. .M i LU(d*Y v'A Ctjl.K. A S, ■ Us!b:s OS-’ iA ITUATEIJ in tiie best- parts of tie- towii of lA i’etissei ier, lor sale j.r very low price and on favorable terms by « MILROY &- COLE, -Id ; Real Esl-.ne Agents. Groceries and ProYinions. r | E n tai-i signet! t-espe; tfnily nnon tits-s to * tilt- p.ub; i that in- intend stohe - a eons! j til; V on lianti all kinds and vail -ty.of (i i ooeries j;nil i-'rovisirtiis, inaitl iilioa In -i large stack t.: )i .as a nil Boys' Clolidng. ,-\ share of the p.tthlie ptttfonag - is rest n-cti ah y soliciled. 2:1 ' ‘ ALI LY. BOW EM. Consumptives, do-not Despair ! il. AN OLD IN Dl ,\X O'N.'-UMI EIO N D ()(”T<) I t.l 1 N C Aid 1? It-A NT, *. while a Mi ioititry ttt'nottg lit - CUBED. Indians of tiie Rocky Mountains,discovered il It A 'll! I‘I.A.VI , that proves It) be : certain < (id,SUMI’TION ciiio for Consumption, -Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver OotnCI'BED. plaitit, a Nervous Affect ions, Coughs-L Colds, Ac. . Having now Made his forth lie a nd ,reC(J>ASI ’MI’TION tired from . husi nta.yr It - will setttl the pro: ription and di- ! BED. ri-r-l ion --. for _i; i- •-: tr i n;r. lie- >•:* eicio'* /ft.' < f ri.rrji’ to . who d. sire iI, and will . -a i CON.'U..I IPTIP'N to Ida tigetr!, im-losi ig Iwo stamps, ;"() cents.) |.<, pay llte CUBED. return 'letter, -with a deseriptiou of their symplotns. 'i'he Old -I’octor has euietl more: C(> N: ■IJ d.l P TIO N titan 2? ,f )<!() casea nf Cnnsump- I /;,)« nfonr, and bof/es ail afilic-■Ct-JBED. " t -tl people tvilt avail them-seivt-s of this oppori u nity, its l the. Doctor \yis!ies r J.t> do all CONSUMPTION the good lr- etui before he dies. Address oil letters to CURED. DANIEL ADEL. 80.-; r!s:il B. <). N. Y., Br 1 y Vv’ho-is his sole ag -nt. A D V E It T‘l S E L.V THE 1 RKNSSK I, A E R G A 7KT TE |

New Albany & Salem R. R. 1859. 1359. w i >: teji a. r: h a >; a ejii:a t, , ON .AND AFTER JAS CAR'S* 3, PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE RUN AS FOLLOWS: ’ GOING A. ORTtf. EROaI NEW ALBANY.—Chicago Maii —1) ily. creept Sunday, at s.BI A'.. Mi Stoppi..:.'.-al-.all Stations o;i siguah Conncciing at (-Jreeif- •, ensile at :3 • ,-\. M., i'-ii* Is,:. Louis, .--n i'vin'g . 'I. h> )'. h i.; aah7 a ; ! :’. M for I It-.! i ■! ■ .-- : i i... i j.’. Mg and lit. la, fa vet te At! I t :22 A. M. la- (j-iri ;ago. a•; ivfn.g at 1 ! ...- >'.\ . 7.1. Fas- , g -rs tii-.e tO-Milt hf-ii anil sup at Lafayette. s'r. Louis and Cincinnati Day Exi-iei-is*.— Dai- ’ !y, t xe- p! Ell inlay , a I 12: iiH’. M.. stopping at ai! ’ regnhu- ClaTions.’ Cot; ne-ct! ug at AI i t c-! t- 11 wit,lt i the i), C M. IL R. train for St. Louis at -1: i I B. M.,.arriving tit A. M.t anil for Cili'eiilnati aI ' -I :.V.i B. hi., arriving ttl l'i.2U B. M. Ba.-s-ig s •- dill!) i t Alii i.ell. St. Loris and Cincinnati - Night Express.-*-rC-ilyat liL.'dl I’. Stooping-only at i-e.gitiar Sit.iii'iis. Cuiiiie. ! ing:mt nliteln-li v iih lie-O. N M. K. !L trains tor St. I.on.is and Cint i:i naii. Rea- liing (hi noiuntili a! S“h) A M., and Si; Louis ai brio B. A,I. ' i Rom oki:i;ncasrri,e—t,ar.>.v m-n. a<- , ( ■ •-'•U.'OA I 1.0. N. Daily. ex<—;>! Silil-.l tvs. -:l 7:2 I .\. M. Com; -eiiteg at'i;- fty.ote at Mth.; B. M. vg. ( t:i«:-go Day Express, arriving nt Mit'iiig in I it--, at >*.lo Ik Avi .. and at Cli iea g- > at i] : 1.7 ,\l. '»-u. -nov'fi'i. * I* RDM .MIC!i IGA,'vt'lT Y.-—-Cincinnati Day Express.—T) tily, except Sund.-tvs, at*o:l.7 A. M. le.yviirg C ai----go at f -1.7 A. Al.) aiid funning aireeijy thrqngli to (*itieinu.iii. urfiviug at 2;on A. st op pi n-g at :■ hi -1 ,i i cis I). ' w -en Mia! h_a n City tn.u Lalayetl,-. i’aSs-.-n'gei'S (line at. if , .- Cincinnati N nun- Express.—D iiv, ex ' - • Sainr,i., : . s', a! ]i . :•> th M. linn ing Old vgo at h 1 l iM ~ running di- —ily th. -i- _u> i -,- natfi v:l-r iving ;it 2yL) i’. M. Co Lt- :. ; :a .hh. ■ t t.l U - tycastid autf' line al Ai ii tLR 'M Al iTCIIELL. — Louisvii.t t: l'-,v C \ MINA'- oxt ■■ -1 Siiudaiys, ,:l I i*. M. St a! ail regiii, :r Stations. Connectitig at .'•! : .i with O. V v M. i’i. R. trains f'-om t 'in,-in-ti 1,1 iik M.. aii-.i from -M. L.:iiis - i i. IR. Al.. f hi.:-; New Albany til S.l -y B. M. i I < M ! ' N 1 t I 1 —(.M i \r a* .1el!.- witll Day Lxnreas io,, i',h. . a, and M-h'-'iig-tit (Giy. Arrives, at; G n-ene.ist:,. a! bA-'.> B. AL,* i i time io rennet t wi: : : I r.. i• t I'o.r.lt:ei, nautili., at 7:02 P. At., arriving • ; . 0 \'\ ',]. VV 7*. -O'-v/i 7 >./»'./'< OOtl ' eel ;.t (itviilt like i’erfe Haute end B i--'. ■ i R A ai■ it, \V a, m •! .tiro ,d. • ! M. S. C ■ sing wiSli .Mieiiig.-in ntitern •: r> • i N : a :n-----.ii :’ : iiail-oad : ; , M ie!t:g:t-l (.*:'.- wi * a I', • ! .ig •» alr-.i Baiba,ad for Chic 'go points W, v-i and N-ritit west,- and for Del roll a :.,i ts of J"i aejaa i ■ 'V ’ ‘ '” BAGjGAuE CHECKED THUCUCH. Lh 'Tllllo.'lgii tickets lor sale iu L-'-iis-.-j: |e. Si 777 .-! tin! si r- ■!, mid at 'llte Comuaitv's i,!!ie. ■id N' W Vi Oil.:. . Mi, iiig :,: City ....: .. | - < (•» • In. JV!L *V : ; • .YA ! , l';i;*rs J .f,I/-!.*, XiAv-:jy, J:: I -*J'J ; j w uS ADi jox iiorsE. , o .*- t,, t-1■ i, ? :«• it m Av t'rtiE:.*. < f-ifivvA* s. «rira-st, r 5 Mi: s t ' oL-l i■; of the most modern re it : -.: - >ll . e'. . ! 7 ! , 1 Toots. : aiv it.- wiyTii-rnDhrrfi'ihe i die,- i -ingot. iitodiotts and v.N-11 Ventil.-.ted. The iwvafiojt ’ W I iA:i nii»iia,:-! liaggage-vyage-rt. L-oe, t: u . s a-i-.il railro t!s j--a iim: to and from the city,.,hi • stri.-t iat I “tit inn wit! !■-• e-.li i.> 1 h-- w a f ■ • nil n-aitiM-; oih guests: tirdl t:o p.dat wi!! -h- . spared io ia ■:! a con lint:: at-- of tiie pan- aage i-ibefally bestow.-!l upon .tie- “Ai-hi an" j*.■, vs", | st. C.\ BR IS(.)N 7; CAGiI.L, 2!-lf S( >i! ETiiIXR NEW ! N Fa ENSCSL. AE R i ' * ’HE u .-ale,"signed i s (i.-stfous <lf iiilovmrng Id.. S fid -nds and the public gciierrillv, flail !«• lias now on hand " A I EETLE THE BjdS'i’ i) A HiliK <Ja il (J 4iKiAi AKi i > liver Grcagkt tu (hit. rl.-ef. \yi?~l/i:eruthivy alititys nice end clcant 111 nihlV on to his (; ro-'.-r’, (h-jiarlment. he keeps a general asroi lnu-n.t of I’roj Dions, such as CORN MEAL, FLOUR, BACON, PICKLED PORN. COD FISIIf S:-. llis sfoe.k of good AVooden-iwaro D complete. SUP 11 OS 'B'nbs, KucUcts, < linriM, ICaii'.Ru't!:els, Ace. Call oroiind, genßem.-u, with 'the rash, and you will ajways find the Iu'!:-.h-strin.g ham leg o il- [*» J. M. AH 'I IN. RL A E EST A T ij A G EN C V . W. D. I.TIR. w. SI'ITI.KIi. i.r-.V. ,‘f flM'rNSdiS, S. 5l! „! .4 K , il!s , \ IYL pike their nttenilou !-, i' •’ l.uvi-t-r * v e X k- d. _Est.de, tiie cyl’.'t *; m oi ar.d correct uostriH-ts c»l titles, ruid inform -firm ge:. -rnhy- it: a-hiiTi to In.- value and qualify of hinds in lliis and adjoining c-.oiiii 1 ies. A )---a! opinion in relation to the lit!,- will always accompany every sale made without additional cotjl when required. Business will la.* done on reasonable. t.-rms, REMOVAL. MV. K. IHAldtl t TV, TA I 1,0 II A NI) CtjTT ER , ! 3 > EGS to inform his old friends and i:;is- v r-j " (orilurs l.luit**!i« h*s removed his pioreof fr .business to the building next door eaM I.nßue, BoysNL 1, ißlu-.'s store, where ho Inna s Io receive a eonliuiiauc.e of that support he Inis enjoyed for tiie last seven years, and which it : wIM be hi* constant study tn dooorve. T-ly 1

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J-.'-tv 1 . | AC K V->; YCANTE!) ■ j-v -a i, iioii ■---, ■ ■ ! of the mo : p .p.d C "* ' - k '■•- i 7 !mi'7i '.• :.> liie !: c.f’ "' * t it i :• ‘ 7 • r! ■ : b'M'-s. ! . ■ 1 1! :ii in sT :.i !: 7 h-n: :e !- i.iudi og, li. • }■ - k'Dd ft:' ll r fi- {*-; 4 ;*• t . j nil disc.: has tluif iiiMiilvind err ji-ir Ic,Whii ;.in• * : ‘ ri. ‘I i>•.i.* r>l ol h“ c. t i;n jmi t d i’C: t.() ini i-nl. ; J.i.-A eu c\{ *,,.-•;\ A ‘ .* 'B’un vrixt: ts*v a? : g>v s Gi'.i li III!! d s'-!-!piio:i of tiie ti is -us sol* wo- '*'!.:- ! .-Aik V 7 !*;■■-( j : i i>i is! eu 1 -:s ,i ! -vs-book, ! -i ' :t. in.,).- ml, I-,, Co-ieg.-, I.ut.the *'■ I ' - *d ■ -7-i • I !- ill it!-- ■ i 'up: ■ end pi liu. liid till n i-:!o:e; I•> dl .1 u m .lie i !. ~us ii -,| i a p. -i'-.D is Ll liood v. 7i• . '.-1.1 in- so d „my'by rub-; in <d: stor - in t, . - i ~'iictj Slut'-., c:,,-.-: t ii |,- ii) '*■>■ s 'h ibein to no •io 1.-e ueuiii, ex'eept ■ io :py : gn! ir t, -\e!i:ig og-nls; .ii ti. ni.u-'over, will -employ no ng-nt to sell this book w7:o wiii j a ii it. ,uy otiier w..-i;,- than !■ ymu !,s-ripi i.: n,! 1 "■ 1 ‘7 *7* t- r-11 i ; p.s ig,. 7 hiiii. Brice .- j per etypy... \ si.up;-- eoj u:ui , ru.s Ss> agt-nl will!, im.iimt on the r---cej.., df ;he rel'ail price.. Ad-! 'i.-'-s Y u. AL u i*l.!.- . >N*. Que n < i- -r i‘u 1>! i.sbi ng 1 ! oils -, Mr 1-1 y 111 j\iuiu st.. Cincinnati, I). KKNSSKLAKR Hoot r-..i:1 Blioo Store. Tl'MlE till:!-r.-igned f WOllki r speetfiil- S' ■' * fully return his thanks to ti; * ciiiz mis of li. mis- < S!‘t:iurand .1 "km* <• on 11- - 1 * . f».r I!i * vtv lir :! i! »* • ■ ;• ;. -v h >vc b;- ’' • $ I ** \ I. ,i.l .: o Jii n-I ■Ms - C ■ 1.. T \ *"I! an .eg ll: - - 7 { r._v V I. ' M > 1:1 i jl t i • e.ill « I- -mil ■ ' -l th ,1 a*-t: in- '-'7 * >’> atlenlhe, ta ' to 111 - wi!ills id 11is <msImiiers. Ife buys his b'j|(|ior for cusli, employs non-- but tin, best wor!;nn-payiiig Biem cash, aml s-'.ID lor cas'i. ’Bii.ii s, be gets nis leaUu-r ni ; Ibe '• .v.-esi rnt-s, gets il ii in il II I'ac! 11--tl into Ifior.t s ' urn! 7 hoes at t!, ■ .-dieapes! pri-ye p J CiUl eiford t" sell on Very low t -ruiH force:.h. Hive me a e dl anti exainino my stock and price--, wb Mi -“you puiadutso or not! I shall be. i ]>!-•'■ ed to w it on you: S'i'h • high -si prie •i . •' u- : -! for Hides, il Mi! . pairing done on 'he slioi-p-sl ootici.. 72 THt).*-. AIcSH I*.IIHY. WIUKIW '.Sit AV.IMt l*AI»I-:«. A NICE lot for sale at HARDING A TATMAN’P.

Si FULL ASSORTMENT OF FALL& WINTER I i • • J : f 1 />, / \ s \ C\ \ I -B- i j I I | | \A xj 1J K.J I* , 7-*' ... j FOR SALE | j ■ - .fil iP Ti uneap for uasli ;o:u im joi> 1 7 c*i -y \ j AT j : 7 ) i r I} '■ 1 7 i ■ ’)ity i. '! ’ fi. _« )T, ' - f I a: J J.i s d lrJi J; A \\, ' v* V '{■ \ \ - 'H v . i '■ rIV *{ ■ ml. ?. \ > i s .*> A ?. if A ii.O.S vj} i f v? y i7s 7! r si v \ v.. vx w i.iLiU-.-l fit .tiiv lit Ji.!i\iJlLi\ 1 • Ym J ' :,v ! . ' v;. vc c £ • I.N • 'tT'.'ifi lilt* l;ii»* !i. 1 . . . ; 7 1 b ... .;i ii! i:-.. li;e;;,*v ics:.-| ~. , j** \'\ . ! "* ..yy: v c : c! J\.V ' 7X.\ ! ' '• *" *'• nn* t*\<iw lu l c TII j] A I'd'LICTED JIE J 01 TIT :.M # 111 XI 1:1- : i Tl II Ts.\X i.1: fiat-- ~ ..nr »r.i fi; v, r .,; a' : I-Ais II i I ,\. I . .V ' "'7-N ; , 1f,,,. ll!,. I I.( \V , ft - .V K-ej, ' MM. Mil: '! l !.\. J.li: I - \ CY-ie- .\ii> ‘i. miai u a i ai:- \ f .'■■• li. M- ..mil! ~t 111 . Are y .... 'X'/ * t.- eg li-e.C|-|.| | ! si BAIN:-, "-•-• v C.C . M H'l:k [., : . : 7-Y THE ARCTIC I.ffCIYIT.T \ S~' " :| I nlfeni yen it!-:.itit it-. ,i. - > - v 1 a .' y is lial.lo t . C YCiVYj. CCjaD L’CVJL’D.Sa ; , I r Hi' 1 ,* <ll 'ml• 1 1 jtcrXb its s tlif • ' -A ! c it( • II.My, 1- .Vi M.0t.11 L • --.* C in.ir fro-m <l. i.T li. jA-v Mhum- -/ PM / • Diet l.dilt-uti t IS. U, sltet.ld '. . a Ivi.-ep it. V- I•> ll 1,1 tins I:. aid II e l| slne-lis el f 0-1,1 !t it I 1.-t til l.\ Ike I .. -rttle.t .| it,a.,,,,,| \ trlitlm <•! I.:).. , , ; ’ PC'.’ -Si I." ,„ns and tt.lit lUI- ,7 e-m-t -a' Y- ' -k'i CCJ.JCC, CvAJj'; THE lICTIIERS’ COMPANION. ss. 'lt eel. ( Ai: I S IN* ’ll I- *■ "Y. !' I I: A•• I. . ' !.! Ml til:-. '“ '■!?* 1 < 1:1 111 I | Ail I IS. X,- I . D• Y 7'f ' «' " I M** >.• I'me - 1 " Nr it uiZ'-A&'X'f '“..1 iii'i'.i'i - e|. u.Ur-n.- Iml - \ - m —... i. it..,-1. -',.**. . C-. >Y_V-' i. : M-N'.'n .!• ...rh. ~s-e. •-HPf-Pk I*#?- *>. M ii.<• ,-U (ill I IMMI NT N> . tl in lie, 1 I.) It., lad.. ;::;;:t::c' '.vj-MD—y in. GOOD FOR MAN Ai\TE> BEAGT. , . .'*'*. "s It c \ Miff n Ifltlt'tlv iv* I C-/ **- . \ tI.C YMG.dS- dices 'wiii, fJ 1 '- i \v 11 i<•! i lioi <->':* r:Ml!.clf(l.n;r l l t Jj liiff 1 1ll* Itu Kt s 111 i imiiff <:» (•> of VJ> kt 7.- f H . Jittl i. IS, FI 11.-.i.NS. nr.tNG\rJ bait. tvtiiM's. m tiA'iui ng.ar fY\ VUi KS. SWRIrN V. M'AVIN. RINK ; 'V* u-f-'ik La HO.NT. Lilt.-tll-AH, I oli. fj TtYM stal.l.- le .-1 • c -rally | -m-ti A': . J, {m 2 ownnur 'di ;1l»* II < r. v i s. " 5 ' •" ’ .>!:*• i • 11! li* Wlli.*»i.t l!.l> Viil.Hli "i* n'!" by all n-i!i! * i »Ht'! ! f-ilns i: *‘s I .iniiiK .it Of* ni'Y. .M'«..,!>„! S’ :» »«t t.<‘ A .nii'e (ioU.tr l*oi'l<* ctMilitius :ih im.cU 1 uE.iotnt as tMoht. twDu'ty lie cetn Do'-Ucs EXTSAOROIXAUY AMVOUNCFdVIfiKT♦ | E'.*M V of R «li.ll;ir bolllc iu tin .U < li« 1 IV— I MEN 1 rcc'*: v»*s. at lb*. t>x|,<*;,e. ti.** I Mil I) n’l’.V .ES .101 i* V \ 1.. ot N\*w V**ik I**r «ue vhii*. Tbo UuiYnal ik ;« buy;* illustrated |.;i| i*i--f;., ii m.iblti* con tan..iik* .>ix{****n p;t.;«'s. b**;» 1.1 liu 11 v |nnl« ti on clear white |»tt f .*»r, and ,li!l *d with original lcatl.*! horn tin most brsl L.iitl writers ol Uio fmiiiliy. ( ert il *ate *>f MtfiVscrif 1 :cn and lull part icitla i > of tin* no el and pliilnt i.rojicanl*‘rpr;>,♦*, o p \vlno*i tlns oUcic forms a |•;»rt , wilt Hccinnpany , C,>.Ml itfit 1 An \*;i.\ I VTANTED in EVidlV IGWNaiid VII I.AGK IiIt.XUU Id KI?OH I S, SI. Louis Mo Nk\v V.-kk t.TM«*i- No : 7J IhMiAhWA V . Lonimun.rations -Invuld always he ad dieted u ct. I c'ttfs v\s) vi'FEia, ru.\s, A GOOD article, for sale by HARDING <fc TATMAV

\ HEMEOLD'S genuine preparation OF JIIGIIL Y-CONGIiXTRA TED COMPOUND I'LL ID EXTRACT BUCHL ; 1 Fur of lhr Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dr»wstj. If cal He*s, Obstruction, Secret Diseases, Ke male Complaints, and .in/ Diseases of the' . Sexual Organs, ] A'movfn^' 1 -- 1 I r VCCS<t ' s alltl bsi'iiulencies in Life, au« i-ino\ uau improper 1 Useliarye s from the Bladder. Kidneys, or .sexual Organs, whether existing in ' MAI.E OR FEMALE, From whatever Cause they may ha’ve originated A.NJ) NO MATTER OF ,io\V LONG STANUI.NG Girin r Health and\Vigor to the Frame, and Bloom tl the Ball,d Cheek. .tov to Tta-; aulictfo! it cures Nervous, and Bebilitated Sufferers, and r« moves ail llte Symptoms, among which will be found Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of J’owrr. hoss of -Memory, led . it illy of Breathing, Genetal \\, j ness, Horror of lli*fl ,, V ' 7“ j v Y '''«*n«l»lmg, lire a,I r -j; ACCY 14 languor. Unio' -'. Ha . j,.'. ',t-11, /.v'k' SysU-I, ‘- &fte “ Kn*»rHn: ; ,k! i-mJ.'-JJ u\:v;x Sj.in. Baliiti i cmntenauce and Eruptions c-t; tut l a, , . Ifait: Rack. Ik-avi--111 *-'C; f-:-iI ds. Frequently Mack spots Vtviiig I i < i-i.- tiu; ' , * ' ‘ ' -*otiung is more UeairP". >!, y" I aiu-nis than Silitudc, and It, , mu . ii"-:y i.n.ii- llrcad. for tear of Uu-jj.sel \e-: : Repose o, Manner, n- hatni sun s--. tit. Speculat a Ht.t ; lejtTi ansir -■ <-'•'• question ff ? !■ Mu anot her. ~// .V,'. r ’' YjCCCp.'C 11 ."''a* to on—which iFi. J J.J-'cC j-IJ.* :l fiki! BBTir VqTsJm , . . ' ' ''' ! ' 11 ‘' ! -* < ‘-V|*iic. Mho ran sav lhai -+ V ' ' '' ; if \ E fluently folic Will hv \Ut:sc ■■l ... i . at :- 1 ro >><’.MPTION? ,| ,iv ; M’M 7Y v p ! My . amt thcmel- •)„ s. i ,p, ' ... L 1 |«*>, bear ample wit- > ;i, L .* *.,' ‘ * lAiu.atic Asv- ... j '* ,a , l,il ■>* 'Xtnhllion appears. f. c ~j- C,”*S.“VY 1 ,y p* ‘-V'*" and (pine dt-umit.- :. ;fi., ,‘j*., 1 '; VIr vi P its >'• snoum « * ' a. it ,s i-aceiy articulate. *' 1 p '- - i - 1 ' •isures watt despair (1 ' " :, :l -sounds his grief Ue-uiltd.” ;j!‘7 . 1 7 1 7 unti.i.elv craves, thus hia-d----t tVr, d ‘VC jc;.‘; .’ VY" 5 ’ ‘“'fi ll -* youths. It cau be / n j a ! l l/, I e ll ev, e d . rr.v , v ; ~ ~*,.. . . . •' - above dislres>•l U* h.M I. ACT lilTlllf will ... .it-.! t.e eonvi need oi* its efficacy. '■ dl U! •'j K (( ND>TKI Ms AM) cfL AGiv C 1 V C“) J C .*Y jp f ' and references. Cit: .... *"' *' *V (! 1 - *‘ ! ,1 ‘ **a* - I nt! Suffet in a ! ‘V C;Cs iCpuCr-aVd - I'L: d rv'.'/KyCCVCfi' 1 ' 11 bot ‘ • V' t im'i-i ,l -C i'T’I 1 'Ot'ttmmalion. is jie.-feclie .. 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"P 77‘or s>, Dr Ore red i: I- i>!.C ■;/ j* '-mi. p-*--i.slMs (Vrfificate* •al f O .e ;.-K, t'Ji rcyn.ett ».:d ‘‘ ! * i-v* *‘ - 1 a 7 '7 *iL■* . iIKI.-dfaiLO. .; -is. t.cal ami Analytical Gr.emist. : •' U * IV:" fijfi-'/fi!’”'- BHKSNCT, Aft ‘ l-M-.N i- ii.lllMiS, PtliLA. 7 •*' " r '• /qf/.*/.‘/-VG 4- PFjtCOCJC. and ,A----II E AK K OKlpt> FX j j:. Kp- E ; , ... •AS.V- I OR II E r.M r. OLD s—Take no other. 1,5 ’ *: * IS a 5 \si I fFjjF iy || - ‘ s '* ;;£ I l T.UVKODY f %VHO fl’*i)s*pßiß,:s FOR THE SHEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS' p * A BEAi TIFI LLV t‘ I L LUST RATED FAMILY NEWSPAPER.. 1 v 'V* ' -‘rh WWkli, Press is one of the best V-'Y'fiG |: 7 : ; i‘l *!>-*; tiny—a large quarto ron--1 tntnttj , c.s. yfiq, foil,mns. of entertaiatiig mutter; aj.ti elr./nnlly illustrated every / i A GIFT WORTH FBo.M .-,0 GENTS TO SI,OOO il.l. RE S! M TO I A Gil St* BSGRI HER OX RE ' I.IBT OF 'liii-. sj' tiSGlit I’TIOX iIOXKV. Ti’. Ii Nlj-j- —! N AD V A NOE. 1 copy one y.fi.r atiti I gilt. . .-, c . . .«.•> ()f) •fi voi'i’-s one year at..l ;» gifts *5 no •fi ''"i-i -s on- MF at- -mi f» gilts HOO 10 copies one y, t.l-utui 10 gifts ... 15 00 Dfil co[lies 'on- year And 21 gil':s.... ,*;0 00 Tit- articles <o be distributed are comprised it;, the follow itfgii.'D 1 ' fi ,: * i i reasury Note SI,OOO, 2 Tiiil-.,! *Sl.a!es Treasury Notes V»00 - '•* ' ntlt-d-Si-J—» T'rcasnry Notes 0(f(> in Untied States Treasury Notes | |)f L> puit -nt 1.-vcr 1m nt ipig-case vvatcm-s.. . 100 2 1 gold w atebes'. . „ i jy 7Tg.,1,l vvt.lchVs. Oil L')o gob! watches. 5(7 .*, ') hniics* g'tilti \v.-ticbcs «r, 20*1 .diver iinntiiig--r-asi- wu,cites fiqo .t ) .t *, t w att lies. .. ; |5 to 25 il) . go] I guard, ves* and fob chains. . . .10 („ oil BIT) gob) pens and pencils. . : f, ~ ]5 Gold Lockets. Bracelets, Broaches Ear (irons Breast ! ms. * nil Biits. Sleeve Buttons. Rings, > urt Muds, Watch Keys. Gold and Silver Thint- ■ iles, and a .variety of other articles, world from iiitv o<*uls to tiiioon dollars each. J" *"cc.* 1 111 oi the snliscri[>tion tiionev, the sub sender's name will 1... (-titered upon our books," and tie- gilt ftu-warded witilin npe week to him, G*/ at ail <irr.rrrens.rost-l>,iid '• All edititt. n nie-: in-s p.nM addressed to RI* VN ! 1.1, A DEE. Be! lislter. $ 1 2i 1 CViiter -treej, N „ v„rk. Sb 'l* , -R'.N H’..*IAI,F. SFAUA *BV, INDIAVArOIAS, IND. f ' *•- Me LEAN, I*. D., I’rinc'iml; C G. V 7. T( >DD. A. M.. Associate, I’liis; b'choot lor Young Indies recommenced thi Moiai iv. September Ifi with nn tilde corps of teachers, anti cverv laeßjty for acquiring a thorough tint] neeompHshedV'ediioation. ( ireiibtrs. and tiny ftlijlber information will bo furnished n tit>i.-h ing, either personally c-r by I iter, as all, ve. * ' 2T-1 y w. V. SHYbER, M, D,, Having resumed the practice of Medicine and Surgery in Rensselaer, oflers bis profeatticnal services to the oitifon* ttyepewf awd rtotaltr. S®