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NOTlCE.-Morison's IIygean Medicines

from the British College 90 Health. London me
..rler> having been appointed the AuornsNs al h'>i'
uor~,n Moat CO.. and Agents Tor the si't" OF ~,
yorL have rec,iyet arss assortment o he'in Hi'
,,,, H.. British COLLEGE ot Health lordnn, are tFap
- ,inp, the Agent. more liberal terms ihan n'le'
to-- Persons " I,hug be appointed >'i'ng h-'i -
I'm tl,,.- make immediate Application Ia te ,u',f
her. Al Maroon, indebted Ia the late Age IT, VIZ 90"
r,,',, are requested 60 make immediate payment 10 ne
80 - ~, only are authorized 10 give receipts 90
,i,,.,rc FIRTH HALL. NJ Franklin >guartN y.
VI. ,o,S Agent, Tor MORRISON, MOAI co
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+. 100 sThe Steamboat OSCEOLA,
>usini.r Arrangement
seSs al. FOR kEYPORT and Middle

eeS; a.. FOR kEYPORT and Middle
80 .0~n Po...- TIE steamboat HOPE viii
't 4-f.r Mon.ay MAJ al. lave HllieioVn Point iai-
I, ,,. eNr-p-,ii AZ O'clock 4 VI. Ld- permitting
~ n, ort a, O'Clock and NeS-iork. tot % Robinson
streets al ac.1os T. NJ touching az >eguines Dock sat
.n I-ia4d. each
: STAGES - Freehold Or any par OF the county.
.re.ut aud baggage at The rsk o. 1e owner thereof
Flrlrr information can be had Of :. :. WyckOd Co.
t.r Ne.-vI mYg la
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oHIPTTRED PERSONS.

Nd 4. G. HILL. W iNe-ey sre'i Asor Hou.e
<.r Nork -P.r>nn. str.-d Nth Hlpiurts may r>ly
. he s.,t uzeffsl a. DE w,frt aflr',. 1I
,-.n ~ 0frf. hsseN street Ne~ lolk, or either
p. 81. ,rirra. a-sris "a the ckci tow ~ 0f The nis4
.r. Par,nt. ra>; De careful % exam ~ ne ha'A p1t
- d. IIufFs TruS>s % fLrN ar ensi"r~ ~ D.
Uu fn vr,i-e. None otfi az" geiUi, ~ 70 ~ z, ~ '
=, gsci D. Hull gasranses cur, 70 >. ''iy
"A bo all al oficr for treatment " ne cnrr To
- -sra and permanent ~ - % preciud' NE nscsss
ii .-ps, ,nv tru.s whsisver the m"n'y s,lssncr,i
- M tis ~ ration of -. term specified Tor tn cufr
aat,,sr p.og,, thr rupinrr may nave m'"' ""'Fl f'
scatOn- - ....,.,. ala, ..,-.t :. a.
t f,,,i,r r,p.nse is1n the cos, oi ue nus tn "a
l,r, ,ure Ia. ben under Tr'srss'Vr ps''s! "i W.
mont tir slor~ than twenty Nrii' RaN, Z" " ~
Tn, tfr. anal : now brought 90 siair O. unr 'aiei
perfection . ... "a ... o.. ,. . ... .,
- 81 NJ Irr, celebrated " noe ana PFf Ifr~ i'f
az, e,.y and safe retention o Rupt1H> Issf DOB ai'.'
.,, D.. -.rd ou-they are mad" hN un,k .Iiai sue
,,r, and mechanics. and are no better ian ne ofhni'N
1901 ID. market The geBlins have my i1u name pm
- AMOS 6. ut H. cay
n il.u "a, . ihe request o. s''er rs'pe.'s''' r,'
- Tr,.i f8 room exclusively Foe lais'. having ~ i'
,,r ,rt~.p-r from ihe business t'plrtr'ni :" ,N
m cor,,,n, attendance, 10 apply Ifc's'' an' - '"''
-. auH.
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TAR. BARRY and RUFUS LOCK

WOODS COLLEGIATE All MERCANTILE
ACADEMY J, nov open At ~ BfsalN.y, uHlsr an.per.
favorable 10 themselves and profitable % such pupils
~ placed under their Their vel knows eNpsnegre
.u ,ucces 10 Their departments Of Cola aId
Mercantile Instruction warrants hrm ~ saFiag uat tl'f
Y.tas -hment advantages rqusl "a that 81 any otEef
I'M the city Cards containing tenn, kc may be- btiDed
n the rooms tr bookstore OF Mr. Roe Lockwood
,-rp..tb Anil 1917 all Ina
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HARDWARE. American Locks &c

VAN BLARCOM CHANrllN, ~, .te,.
a R(.,..y,n 2,l Prlrlstrfet, l~cnnd "r.' 49,
y-km.psrreil .fer To Builders and pta.et'' NJ, -,
Pm IorE.5e : iuch Sliding Door ! tnn a ~,
IcrL, store Door Locks. 40 % s1i any uh, N5.l NJ
". a-r tlol cents Tire >se of ne" ai1 .' ~ ,h
,s Io,k; mi, article comtres all he ad'tNi-,t . !,
80 Mo. Iork ant : Afforded a. -, p.'' az"
~ - hong a saving of more ihsn - pr cent ~
s AL econom cal are invited 90 call at NE saI' -.
p,-.. snI -1sp. ne tl- t.su.,ess> wterC theN W.
,I,.s ,,.,r,r-lsnt of Bui.d,r>' Hardware. ihi
al = = ~" 'N'' foUN . VAN BLARCoN,
HM .r't' rugf. TOPPER CHAMPLlN.
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Cutlery. Guns. &c.

ybe subscriber. importer of English AMI Sr'ul'u
Ji,riuAr i now receiving fresh sss1rtn,eHio' az u'
-. p th. Inc 0i buNnS> lui hcgs o. ss>-l' i' i't' u'
on they will ind d., stock very COMPETE 'i'
=, -I ou.tv sni NJ lower prce> ih1n cl>s"h't'. VT
IA ms .tafcul alone he relics Tor potion
% I,,,o,s. AMI requests tie isyor OF call previous !"
making their purchases ,-,.-, ", : .,.
ful assortment OF "JAhrss ee'eo'~'e"
,lvs,s - hsnd - ,t.,,.-,-. ,;oc,.-
1ren, Tor snd dealer IN Doine~ue ti-ru ', ~
-. -, =, - 10 the Trade by tr pscAsSr ~ "u't-
: s-.-ruu, allow "a for cash 49, :, 49,, ~
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nATENT CHEMICAL OF LAMPS,

CHEMICAL OF. BURNING FLliD.-fir suh-
,f.CRFF\nIft;IPS PATENT LAMPS. which irnutI,lr
auv ani superior qualities, are destined Ia snpcs1e ~
ol,er, ae,s 100 u-e. The od WluCh burned n ihtd =
e.nt preparation. very clean 10 IT, prupoe>, ana ''s
~, bril- ant ana tconOa.c. light he Bufsn4 ti-ii
p-rahle isht oil smoke, ,ue - grease, fn.
~ ,, Their Sl nor stain Common Lamp can De- altered
A. a trNng rNfEnss burn The Huld Ths su.,ciii'r =
indy u.rinsd 10 refer 10 90 sur mos, r,'peciabr
i-uiiies VINO SOW u-r, .lr 1flsle,
J. g. HOOKER, i66 Broadway
O2l n
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VP, CARROLL.S Old Established Ne

~ I..at-d Napor Baths, - Couftaldt street 80
il. have been iu0peron seyeDiren years. alo -t cure
Elected Iy them t,lh shed tei character - nit
.oNertli auxiliary medical practice Tea oi DE- '.-e
tr elects ot tle Mrd.caiei \sfCIr B-t.. ART remove
tsrfs nf urrcl-y from the system, relieve u'r'lF
l,ra,lr amt hence cure 1siluI Ili other i,l.., i-
.r. .guI, promote t'e abs Irft1n 1 dfnirth pc
fuir. io cure rheumatism afi % ln f - i'ii . ..
le ;ar any oter a.nt hitherto u~i; a.,1 COILS -
t,fo ..f rtclL, ana scnil'l, erlff'i' 49,
H., l,, r~ ~sr. exhaustion ar4 aere tns ,i -
.~,-rn u. n-r.ol. irritation clears e complex 900, Ali
-,rl.r, ie - n saIt aui BEAUTIFUL To- Batts ar pfH
f,r, - o'clck DO the morning I'D niue O'clock = sIl-
obr, B,tr. -rqn . ooe hour, uolcr. Portable hsis'
II RI Bath. anl Baihrg T 1'. i1r Hrr. M 'i
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Boat Establishment. 400

Walrr,trcet our door, est Of C1'Ac me N,ih'' -
.r S,n.rri.r la I'M hi. MANDATORY and rrier - "'n
,nmei ate .uprutt udtnce, slmr oi tse "de'i 'l ut
experienced builders n this CITY, and mo n't q ~
T., furnish AZ a.. shortest notice Boat, 81 uf most approved
model and workmanship ON o." mo hrrsl irrnis
BuiIer of the Suitan ot Mu.cars Pleasure Bar'' lif
Wave Gar-le. Victoria. Atlantic. Wahona br"oNNn' ~
A>o the Ann nf Pe,kski; Washington, OF 70 ghkeI .''
ID hes of HYDE Park Syph a-d Wave of Mobile "'n
stewart of Louisville; Madame Celeste OF Ne" orl't"'
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EVIL TRI'SSTSNND SrPPORTERS

i ~ D. Hull. invention continue % receive nN pa,
- ,,r.l,r-rce For eufy N'ai' pfsi Ne 'i l''
=, =, NJ mil VII succ,>,. Tie supporter -
- .o 1881 ~ DE Dr., with my adN. a. a.
AM hsrpv ~ cav that Il 'e'ien,'rp a'"r'"l
'a haro a, WI - 81" ~ VALENTINE MOTT. Nd.
>-hsi' ,eu a.t Boo
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UTOrSTKTEPFR'S HARDIN ARE
Culver PLATE.-Wm. Thomson, No

y 10 wthnn->treet, CONTINUES 10 mannl-' 'u.. ,
Ware OF the best description ami OF ne LATEST %
Pr,..ntstlos Vases Pnchers. Waters, Tea ana .onee
,tc. cab and Fruit Baskets and ChhdTens husN '0"'
chased aud appropriately designed ,.,... FL,
I>n Dr,.ed Fru Knives and Forks. 'Nef 1lautsi rum
.nd Sr,oou, nc threaded aud p.ss threaded patterns
Prte Mesa, of ynrou, patterns suited or pre- OF ~"
,,rriuraI Uorilcultgral snd Agricultural Societies
order, bv letter punctualy attended 10
Tn. whole II these articles are Manufactured on h' S
g., ot ,rrl ~ silver and expense IS spared T"
tb, hc,utv % lie workmanship .
B-Dawmgs and estimates OF aiu'Ies "' :. S
IA D.. t,ru,.I cd Al au,Wer Application. ~ DIV
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ltIASSICAL and Cnmmercial Insttute.

I So Broadway. \ Newman Prime pai-In ih, ~
= .- ,ar eisu vi be instructed 100 al tLr hr.nch-
II. m rough Fn.l,h education, preparatory ior COZ -,
,r comm er al pGr,u n ne. Terms lerale, :, 90
-'- my9 I'm
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rICTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

a
!, il, c,ct that Gouraud, Poudre subtle " II pera
rentlv eradicate all hair from he palt ~hei" - apS,
nu The slightest Hiury to the shin 10 be- h'd Al he o
.hu,.n 81 Walker street one dooriion '"" o.
po,d,,av Al Or bottle Another iact that uiaa@ 'u'
wairro Beauty viil thoroughly rA'rinnae tSn
oil eruptons eicit Ju'eh.ie h'si'uy 'ff
and ,rrav the hands, neck and arms ma rad AM
R.ay. nj ,nurou> limitations 90 tn, celebrated co,n'l
containing mineral a,rlncenI, utterly rGinous to thr -
49, H.r,, r. he had a, ,bovc-si per bottle
GOURAUD's VEGETABLE Rot Or
Imparts seicaie ro.eate rngr. mmo''be by perspTs
GOIRNUD'S BLANC D'ESPAGNE,
Or spanish Lily White. iaipar brght pure he-A 90
whene'' 10 the 'hn Tree from 10. iyn,o.,
tie. generally combined ~ilh preparations Tor ms p u ,e
Put up in Elegant boxes At p cent? each Az I'm
I e.. SACKS, Optician, lately from VI
y ezra, and Proprietor Of tue well known Optical p
sbhmert m tia, civ beg, leave respectfully 70 my ih'
surston aud patronage the citizen, OF NewforA To In
''"'p''" GLASSES AND SPECTAcLEs,
made after the most approved prneP's OF Optc'' sh'
recommended by lhe mos, skuiu o,uls', ana h' ho,p
M Academy Of Physicians at Vienna, and BY several tu-
ropean Universities, Tor their superior I'M 40 'ni al9ps
ton to the various VISIONS Of lie Long weak ana snort
sighted -, s,,i, t,.s
f e,smni ~ and discovering the true safe Of the eye
sight aud each peculiar Circumstance aitenlaF II
The manifest benen tIp,rirnctt % Uou'dnu' l'"i Wv
u- :, b, glasses has satisfactorily shown mat every spec -
i y.ok vision can be- strengthened n well a, shorsgi'
mes. prryent.d and diminished by their careful appcs"
particularly in peron. who have H'7ra,'d ,,' ~
hy improper use OF Other glsSes. especially IN t1ff ="
working night. thereby straing Tie s-h 100 INV" NV
not unfeqneny cou,ng total blindness 10 en'dr. -
The high te>umonidi, above reltH'h l" can u" ~"
'"''' j" 'A ACR0u,TIC TELESCOPES,
Of which he has an excellent a,so unehi on h'lo w.
GLASSES of rariou, Pocket dn FOR different distance
Theate do ur onr t~o eyes p' 81 CONF y, '. y"
"pi ,n N' ''' "- all im'
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DUE ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF

WRITING.-REMONAL OF NIX Bkl> ~"
WHITING ACADEMY 20 ". IS BroHiSay NJ ar I1iA
T..-.. puI GREAT DltIloN NJ Do. / ems
FROM J., 70 rlNt DOLLARS. ,
" BHI> TOW 800 respectfully offering D. - '',
~ f,r t, ,-ss1n irI,,, ibij tkr very io" e'i> =
. nj ~ ti.. a,etl art within the meaas 10 ALL w ~
. ever, one sn of every aye 90 acquire an 'ts aA' '
.-.er ..I hauI-wrrrg
- TWELVE EASY LESSONS
tn, Lae. r-. aI, fr0u l. - ]. They are tSu-lt
f -- ana .-, afe -lui. agreeable tothe t1>hoE u me
,'sv Aso. single entry RooA-keepmS tn-iL . o.,
Tho Grrf.elleu ar Taught. Siul ui1istr e'ft.lf ~
-rte JOB despatch Wa,it is nanner' 81 'a"' TT A'P
ra 4 - oI books u- 1r mtr, aH,Ie corrrsr uden'e
tVeuIn-. e. .l.,e, from % ..
NB Merchant. and stranger, visiting tie ciY can COM
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I. Zee APEOPLE'S LINE FOR Al
- RANN nd Lllcrmel air place. -Ear,, I

N.1:T11J BANl an l1l'fntd az -,
7I7---s -, oufna,l.oi, Gearl oat NORTH AMERICA
Cant " u Trursrl leave, the steamboat PEE tourual,
.treei ON Turs'ay Thunday AMI saturday aterp"n Al
F.. ra,,lre or freight apply to P C. schnlI atho office
an 'I- wharf. or on board III.
NB a. kinds OF property taken only at The NIX ue
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DUUDERS' HARDW ARE. Mechanics

ID Tool. Nc.-rhe subscriber ath ID SION 80, - N 81
IN ,,.o,tnsnt of the above articles, Ninon@ w"
,ra ian - screw, IN sizes Clerks bnit' IL
D,ai' rn- Plate Che.,. Cupboard, W. r9d 3',
-. Rr,Ss end lsps Bolts N1., spears f't m.
-, pa. tr.avDs I sons Fiic> an 'hi''> ''
ron, AMI Ciougc. 80 e.. A,o, Cut 49, "ro3sn,
Brad, and Tack. oi all s.ze' Al VIII ~, rln al i'm
..fIf sfe tifut
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SCHOOL at Middle

1 TOWN. Coma CLASSICAL aod hn:i'h DoNI'''n.
So ar Iai> The sumner >>sion viii commence ~"
rb~ ljh Nav neyi amt close on the lNh Of octDrf w.
f- m ,si 20 o The charge la. ben rel1c'- 10 81 -
,ror-r 4-f un.s includes Instruction. Board " a>in-'
o-i.ra-v Men linz. Fuei. Lichis, AMI Bedin. -,
The school Supplied with chemical ans phi"-' ~
,n,-st.s nc al NJ pnv crfui telescope cabinet oi -
recn CONS. lbraN, and reading room. Instruction -
uo.rn languages, ami on i.e >ersphOe, piano. &C =,
C..aagreS ari n auto information may he obtsns %
q D>1.u.r E.q No. ISIS Pearl street, ana OF rev
Henry Chase. No l34 Cherry street
d H. CHASE, 4. VI, Prip.ipals
- MIC :. CHASE. \. t..
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,tpr,T SALE OF BOOTS. Shoes

u asi Brocan. snaw Bonnei'. Palm l.'ai Goods s..
- ,- .f ar, invited 10 cal and sIaul, MI stork ni
~ , i.,-,',,,,. iy SAMUEL DANIELS.
%" - ~ Psfrl-.f. ~ stars
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Breakfast 90 Board
n 100 MORNING LINE FOX AL

N---.-T,Vz hAN1 IrOm Ifr NIfdIIUVdI IItT UU1 u
S''->- 80 Fare a..
~. mes, o.. pressure steamboat TROY, Capt Gorham,
I'll, fTue.d7y) Morning. 1t o'clock.
~ L,,.r.,.ur. steamboat ALBANY. Capt. J. q. Jen-
IN. Tomorrow tweduesayl Morning. a. 7 O'Clock
For passage apply at the Office foot OF Barclay street, OF
Nrf.r,--An Goods Freight sagssge, snk Bi. specie,
ar ann other kind Of Property taken, Slapped or put on
o-l ti oai must h- the risk at The owners VI sucL
Good, Freight. or Baggage. kc uS'
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Staieof Noe. lori CTR and County Of N'- io't,
I.Nrs BRoWN being duly sdyN That M reside,
NJ No So Kdr,trrei and has previously been m The ln-
her husin thl FRIDAY. the 18Th INST OF >auhdN 'he
18th inst. ti p'H"nt ,aw man named uu,i"' W."
reside. NJ w L. Ridge s, ~ H." rear ahd ~ th' "Nc
,orv,h,t a. uonrut saN hm ON e corner "i hdec and
Grand street. about noon. and SAID Ir1nan ' ana ui'
sai ,h,t IA, t. gong on ahb t>itHdik
be made in repl, cpoucnt, vito asked MN 100" h r."
from blackwell, island for 'eponen hnc~ mat sd tn
man had hscn comrue To- the prnueni1N ant that The
linn. t,r which he committed would not expire ual
I'M, month Of August next
Dcroneut iunhrr SAYS. that hr then asked sad Truman
If he had been discharged from The PcnenidrN that he
i.ht ,oic-sah Truman replied that hr hai not bnithd
many Others had been let oct OF the P.mtyn-s 20 N,i.
Sworn To, iii, la,h day Of April. 1912 before ne,
RoHEsr TAYLOR >pecaiJ is,ic-
S,.,oC Nr.I.rl Cur and County of Voc York s-
TuoNts TRUMAN srng dnl ,woru hat hs r >ts Al
N - Rrerec The house; that ZEE ha, been a.
,,,,.i A, III james Brown .uc, l4c lutA l dsN of
Fbrnary lasts that d~poncnt, alter being uormed ai ~
at Liberty refuse 10 answer any questions mai may h'
nat 10 hun that may have tendency 10 elna't or MI.
cate himself saV> that the PSI dIy of FrhrnaN la, past
he VA. committed to thu Pc. tontlry on Bsckwc' Islam
for ,N months from the Police ofcc m Cent street.; that
.cpnnent remained ON Bsckwes Island uni SUNDAY, the
iav OF AHtiu>. when tr was d'>chargcdhN VI Brown
keeper OF the fcuientay, who niosH deiohct iiat ne
was'd.scharccl on ~, order of Justice N4tNl
DepOneni further SAYS that ON Frd"N ue r., u'"'l or
Saturday the 81 ant. tcpOuCnt >ad brown. tae
keeper and Justice Nii>'i near inc qua s'u s'oP y"
sa island al Which unc and pase ~d oI'N 'aa 10 "a"
Masell "Thi> one OF them that Wa speaking 10 You
about that wants % CO. or >ome'Ins 20 'hai cn,'t
tina, ,ad Brown told >ad Mais, that dtpancnt hah "h
ily and children and turned Sld Maisel and 3d some
thing which deponeni did not heat when sld h'>,H -
piled lie can 90 and ,aid Brown >aid To tins dci@ueu
You can ~: ana denonent would havc let thr Island
nmed atey, bur he could not get h> clothes al fHdN ~ a.
10 leave the Island until SUNDAY morning which time be
let before church time being hcu from the Island 80 10,
boat belonging 90 The Island, Nas landed at Tie usual
place OF landing ga TIE NewNo, ,de go other men beng
Deponeui luther that Of the keepers ever sad
"'' THOMAS TRUMAN
Sworn to, thus aoh day OF April, ls's before me.
RoBsRr TAYLOR Special Justice.
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UIlr CHEAPEST HIT STORE IN

TIE WORLD ..-CONANT, - Grad street, lis
- ar liant of The late. ~nrng fashion. an ilet a.
.1rtruen NJ Sik Hats at go. -" DDS - i'l-ll' y
90. or 1rb bat tr0m fof aler prices 40 superior
of Fur Hat TOR =, equal % ay >od 900 me CIV 2i
q % AMI s. The public are respectfully h'e' !" eaN'
p, ,,,,4 ...,riuieut O Bows Hat. sGs Cay, on hanl
:, COX ANI - -.-luL n unL- A--.-
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.ApS SWEEPS 4 SOILS hive
INJNNEFORD'S PATENT IMPROV-

(FDFLFCTRGCAI FLESH GLOVES and STRAPS
nroduc- heahy uais of the system by ireton oi u'
r,k of tearing tie q, as all IN. Ordinary iOrHsf Gloves
are abb, 10 dc.
Ti Urea, valve 81 tAe Iorssair RcDovatr a. ihrfs,
peuic agent when applied a. tie human body M" VIZ
lpo. 10 every n~ who ban, pad the least attention 20 TIE
initaLc- OF healthy action Of tr skinto require isrrf
comment.
- .I.a.t..~. -. Cr,,t. Ruildirg f9u
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/. 49, sEVENING LINE of Steam.
!. CO. eOPPosITION LINE for Al

y,-,.xElz~E1-, bany.-Fare 81 cen'-Berth' ~ ce"''-
f'-,Is1-.- fIk-f a. reduced pres. -.,,, =, ..
nc roumof'ion. Steamboat WASHINGTON, captain
VI Brown hsy NJ made arrangements r. c'anSr' n''
a having NcNA lrk, viii hereafter rave lhe 1901 :" ~
-, M York ever, MONDAY, "Wednesday and Pr
fat afternoon. ~ o'clock. AID Albany every iI'>lhJ
Tfpr.,v ami saturday afternoon al O'CLOCK landing on
Ir -,..a- each WY the loot 0 Hanfnnnd--ireti NV
t--it Poughk eef-e Kingston Point Catsh ans hud~n-
pr freight or passage. apply % the capita on u"hIu OF
d., ma d. r. RANDOLPH MARTIN. 10 "fNsI
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DOys. Clo,binc -ChiIdrens Clothing.
DRESS-Cloths,

Y III q A~~IMFHFN NNU
d, -, assortment of french and knsush 1ooI' .ol-N'
,.-..v fsr -..h NJ customers an! ihr nl' are 49,
To- Lad and examine TIE p-ires He IT. ',Nf lHi
,..i..r sail fo, -, surpassed tF INV 10 uls CIV ''
TO-, -,.i.a il,elr opa C.otis nay depend on having
l1,', rr done rneuL l n.
= g-Ja,i hn..leI, DreSs Coat n tle ,a,e,i far'
- & F. LOCKWOOD.
- E T,f.r.s --es'. door. from BrrIIHaF.
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GLUE. GLUE. Glue, Glue.-The Sui

DRAFS on Philadelphia, Baltimore
Richmond. Boston. Cincinnati, :. Loa, l'a.''ii
"" : J. SNLNE>TFL'S,
sa . Msl.-s.rtrl aul - ga. 1y.
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1 uletures art VI re> NJ. ', 81 sdsy received hy
SANTON MILLS. = F1.tou-,tt-i.
NB-sNXTON MILES Will open large assortment
OF Thea csl Class cal ara M~flalrou. Books Or The
many al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-10
and Merino ShawIs. Mous-
GALE 4 co. go Pearl-s' Boot ar

II >.ae D,.,~. -,.te Country Merc-1ui. AMI o.'r'.
f,-a ln examine iheir large a.,o' iW,ni. MY '' .ii
af.o Al tb- .ane place, STRAW 6poD>, va -. '' >
So Ty.-.p Mpi'rna Aren't, aud varsity si t..Hcu
AMI Fancy Hats together - t iir.f ls>1Ti1tl o Mr
o,i g0t.. PALM LEAF and LE"llpRN HAI>-ii '''s
JOSS for cash or c, acceptance 'y ih' e'' ny OF l'
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AIR and MRS. BAILEY would inform

IA ana nm b-'ii-'' -, -,
VI their patrons 7rd tie public that llrN Wiz Ittio
frs- fnllr llte> school from No 80 hoi'ion->Ur 20
~ Dob Carroll Place, B,ech~r street on tn hr,i "1N N
fir. I..f where fi,fr accommodations jos b>d"H- S''
Dsv >.Lo.ar, - . he greatly enlarged sni IMPROVES
Twelve y1un- ladrs 10 ~ tie limited number ior od
~ al fair number % form pleasant ianny cISit.
III French lar-uase taught 90 the whole school ~
i,r4-r-r; 10 ne under ih- direct On 90 rdr>sh suY
Who y r-.sr 10 f4e family ts,istc' ny oh' lsN -
Whole hoo. lh classes without eNt-d riprsf' - -
rsrse .,r Latin. The Eng. department NJ ~ sly
,..,rt.i.nr .ii- .ent teacher every t"eFr pup''
pr farther partc gits parents are referred 70 u'i
, nrh ln,v be- had No "a Hou>ton-,treet ti me hf,
M VIZ afrr that 81 NO 10 Carroll Place, brrchrf'ueeI
g., ch Gove-ue>s VITO understands her %" iahs .'-r
economically. AMI ~ ho bI, some kso"lels" % ue rlt
.'"' -. fW 4 lave
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17
THE WAY TO BUILD UPA REPUBLIC

Ohio, although not half century old,
has more collegiate institutions than any 9TH
state 10 the Union Miami University at Ok
ford, founded IN The 1909, ls the parent insti-
tullon, and for twelve years was the only one
in The state; next came the University Of o.
a, Athens, 10 1914; then followed The franklin
College at New Athens, Western Reserve
College, at Hudson, Kenyon College, a, Gam.
bier; Granville College, at Granville, Marie,-
ia College. at Marietta; oberlins Institute. at
ObeIline; C,nciunatl College. and Woodward
College. al Cincinnati; and still another is a.
bout TO be built at Delaware % miles from
Coluribus. TnIs is within Que Of az manv as
there are in oil New England. Nor has this
state been attentive to establishing these high
or works merely. There are about 10 acsde-
mics and grammar schools, with nearly 5 600
students, and about 6, 200 primary and COM
mon schools. comprising about 22O 100 pu-
pills, Of whom many are educated a,the public
charge. This is the wsy 10 train UP an &C.
tive and intelligent population, who shall give
a high and noble character 10 the state and
make itS name famous and respected lhrough>
Out the land. is."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17
vOL.aNo4 a. wHOLENO l4s
THE. TRICKS OF MORMONlSM.

We fiud The following in Southern paper,
how true il is we are unable 10 cav. II 10
narrated as a fact and certainly looks queer.
One ofJoe Smiths Elders finding shat the
late disclosures of MOrmOnsm had had the
effect of shaking the faith Of his followers, de-
termined 10 invent a scheme 10 recover the
lost confidence Ofhis congregation. For this
purpose, he prOcureda dove, and taught il 10
fly 10 him and eat from, his ears in which he
placed the grains that served for his food
Having sufficiently trained the bird, he gave
out that on the next Sabbath, afIer leciuTing
be would prove by miracle, that he was q
prophet Of God. The day came-lhe meet
ting house vas crOwded-one OF Enn's uO-
eophis,icated sons had been procured under
promise Of secrecy 10 hide himself in the gaE-'
ret, and 10 lei the messenger Of peace dy "A
the word ofcommand. All was we'll arrange
with countenauce lit up with confidence OF
en- ccess, the Latter Day Saint began his ex~
hortation; and, to prove bis assertions, ne
with q loud voice, called on heaven to send
down its holy spirit, IN the form Of dove. as
it appeared hoveriGg over our Saviour when
baptized IN tho river Jordon. A dead silence
prevailed eye was fixed with superstl~
tious 1--WE on the excited prophet, who, with
extended aims, loudly called for the appear
ance Of the Holy Ghost. Again and again
he called, still no answer vas made; at last,
fearful tba, his agent in the loft had not heard
him, he fairly beloved forth clspped his
hsuds, and stamped his feet, "HOly Ghost, ap-
pearl"
When 10! and behold the Hiberuian's face
appeared ,hr ough the crack Of the ceiling, and
addressed The discounted prophet in this
wise:
"Auah be Jabers, how can The Holy Ghost
be after making his appearance Hasn't the
cat ate hint"