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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
MARRIED..


On tho 3lst August last, at Adarsville, BY the Rev
f. b. Duncan, Mr.. Timothy II. Walker to Miss Eliza
beth daughter Of the Hon. w. S. Adar, both of the
Cherokee Nation.
May the smiles of Providence forever on thom rest
And their posterty be with prosperity best; dove
May they ever live in peace, and mourn not Ike tho
May they know the pleasures Of matrimonial love.
May Cupid's keen dart soften into esteem,
And the foolIshness of love pass away like dream;
While those two young companions through life drea
ry walks rove,
May they know the pleasures of Matrimonial love.
Dear young friends live in peace and strive each 9th
er to please,
And Providence will your trials and troubles appease
While life with you shall last, and time with you move
May you know the pleasures of matrimonial love-
SEXTUS.
Flint District, c. N Sept. Is, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
TRANSLATED ]

lIhAhsLATED
Fort Gibson, Ch Notion, Aug. %. 1913.
Serene Highness, Old Festivity, President
most noble and ancient NJ ystic Club:
Sir:--It is with the most heartfelt graft.
owledge the honor done me through our
d Tom Hatcheway, of the brotherhood, in
lie member of your ancient and renown-
n. Words cannot express my feelings on
ID and ever-to. .be-romembered event--the
ny life. Truly.are the times ollinous with
to uae--to be thus suddenly exhaled--
height was far beyond my most san
taiIons--uui enough. accept with thanks,
onferred---and viii cndoavor 20 prove my
yer Of '.spirits.
xceedngly it is out Of my power to report
Helping that we may meet some other time
Iorable auspices as either Of us could desire.
Aime may you never lack the ''good things
I, nor choice "spirits" to help you enjoy them.
" respects to the brotherhood, | remain,
pectfully, your friend in mystery,
HERR MARCELLUS OTTY,
Sec'y Of the Cracked Club, at Fort Gibson
received by the last mail, letters from Dan
! and the Marquis of Waterford. Dan say $
,e ..repeals'' the Irish. he is coming to Ame-
abolish" the negroes. IL. NJ. U.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23

ng letter was received at the last meet.
site Club, aud ordered to be published in
Intelligencer, in the mystic language,
!.
nee JeL,oeen the Cracked Club Of Fort
Mystic Club at Van Baeen.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
UAJI' NJ

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lmsall aiae--eu. olumsco arassttm
tin. Ssrr arifo uD,EAg LISA .eaitpoY
5mq II poCL a teas9 A 0 II roo cart
-ltdwhqo peah., ithbld.r Il set
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23

The Narragansett Indians held one of their re-
gious meetings at their meeting hoase 10 Charles.
town, Massachusetts, which, as usual at this time
Of the year, was very fully attended. Many In
dians from Long Island were there, and great
numbers Of the white people were present. One
Of the preachers was from Long Island, and an
other from Newport.
The committee of the General Assembly met
the tribe at the place for an interview on the
subject Of immigration to Green Bay.
Their land here, it said, was poor and ex.
hausted the land at Green Bay, where their
brethren were, was Of the most exubefant ferti-
Ilty. The committee-had no doubt the assembly, v
would aid such as wished to emigrate, but they
did not wish to urge any to 60 unless they were
convinced it was for their interest and if they
chose to remain, the General Assembly would con
tinue to protect them as heretofore. They con-
cluded not to emigrate.-Boston paper.
Who can read withou. deep feeling the follow
ing paragraph touching the early fortunes of Mr..
Albert Pike, one of those sons Of genius destined
to render our land iHustrious in song 1t is from
ono OF the letters of Mr.. Willis 10 the National
.IntelIigencer. D..
Albert Pike, the author of the e" Hymns to the
Gods" SO much lauded in Biackwood about two
years ago, is nov staying at the Astor. Mr.. Pike
resides at Little Rock, IL Arkansas, and is one OF
the. first lawyers and most rssperssd AND. .pfuen.
,iat men Of the West. II, wll.not dafssid him to
say that twelve years ago he parted rom me in
Boston, (after contributing those same noble
hymns gra,uitousy to periodical then edited, J
bound to to the west to seek his fortune, with sin
teen dollars only in his pocket, and not frienI
West Of the Hudson. shook hands with him
then with some feeling, for loved the man but
knew his genius. and predicted to him the sue
cess that awaited him. trust he will give a
chance 10 niche him among the classics, by col
iecting his poems in volume. He is still quite
a young man.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23

FENtlE undersigned havo this day issued the first
- No. of a new weekly paper in this city, under
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THE REMDEER-The speed of the reindeer
is very considerable, and his power IN supporting
the fatigue of long Journey, very great tbs
pace. ascertained by an experiment over short
distance. is 10 miles an hour Remarkable ancc-
dotes are told of the swiftness with which reindeer
JOURNEYS have been performed In one instance,
in 1899, am officer who carried the news Of an m
yasion from the frontiers of Norway to Stock
holm went with single reindeer and sledgc,
distance of $40 miles in As hours-aycraglng
II L 9 miles per hour. The faithful animal drop
ped down dead at the end of ms Journey
flIckinr Rec.
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GoLp,U.-A correspondent of a Philadelphia
paper, In the course Of his description OF Swiss
scenery. makes the following aluslon 10 the runs
of Godau, the scenes OF the destruction OF winch
VILLAGE were so admirably portrayed by Daguerre'
Dioratnas. exhibited here winter before last
After three hours of very palnfu! descent we
arrived at Goldau. Godau, as YOU know, IN
1906. with FIVE other villages, was completely
buried BY d land slide from the neghborng noun
tain Rossbcrg. The upper part OF the mountain
is on sandstone and being weakened by the
snow and frost, and the stone beng quite weak,
an immense mass gave way. and rushed down
INTO the plan with the velocity Of lightning. 1t
gathered power and mass as 1t descended, and
carried every thing before it, overwhelming, hcav
ing up, and crushing rocks like reeds. The whole
mass bent It's way to Godau, which II completely
covered with five other villages, destroying 200
houses, and more than 800 persons Oi Gocau
not vestige was left, except the bell which had
been thrown to great distance out OF the Church
stecple Houses. cattle, inhabitants, every thing
were buried in one common grave.
s. A small village of three or four houses, with
a Church, now stands upon the site OF Goldau
and still bears its name. The spot where Goidau
stood, is one scene Of rum. Immense rocks
broken from the ncighboring mountain, trees
earth, and stones, lie jumbled together IN most
confused heap for several miles, and present a
scene of dcsoIatlon which it is impossible to de-
scribe. 1t appears as If nature had been tortured
with some sudden CONFUSION, and that the earth
had been torn open to It's very bowels. The roar
Of the descending mountain, louder than the
soudest thunder commnged with the crash OF
trees, houses and the shricks Of the helpless sui
9erers, the whirwind of dust and the clouds OF
stones made up a scene Of the most awful terror
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE
NO - JOHN-STRF EFT

NJ ~ JOHN-STREET
E>LiIOT, BURNAP " BABCOCK are con-
st4nty supplied with large and general assortment Of
lafshs suited 70 all departments OF the trade arons
wmch a:e me following Hubbards colored Papers. IL
graz EaTl-ty Boston CopPerpiats P.p=Gs OF surerisr
Pos and B.k Book Papers Printers Cothiers and Csro
makers trsss BosIds Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
e oineefs and Trunk Boards; sheathing and Wrapping
sPe'tnak=fs supplied with al kinds of stock and mate
~ Je59 IF
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1 GOOD SHAVING AT LAST--To

! GOOD >HAVIN(TSOAP Al LAST-To
make Good and Lasting lathrr-Ths Soap this Is
SS 90 OF y lr Old Naples SSapit Is KEEP, store 70
as before II Is imported. hose Who nave used II well
know rs worth and that very bes, soap eve. made
lo makes thick, rch lasting, easy father soften
inS 70 M beard and healing the shin-li now purified
scented aud shaving Jars for u.e 1t
ana shliinss 4ach b. T. JONES his Perfamsry Is.
tao!iShnent Of the American Eagle SO Chatham 4,
- aGd o. these Albany s. Statest; in Pi!adsI.
pima, At L5s corner Of Ihr! aud Dock ST. IN Bo,to.
STATE ST; 10 BIooslvG I3s Fulton s., VIA i'm
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AND BINDERS WARER n1Ms


Nos . and 81 Gg-ssrfss y, Ns,iY9Fk Ists
i, prs<s Machine ard Saw Mandatory ccn4cp,se.
of addition OF new and n'IFo's %1es 5 70 shs't0Is.
Died grssy TO reduce the prices o. ;6eir Srs, and OF Pm
n.rs and Binief materials general y WI o. seen by s
lessv trirtr,i irr alr 10 winch they ss have 10 refer.
THIS Establishment sill unIer the frrsoHs >upe;iats
teEca Richr5 NJ fios and Robert Hoe and they
their friend, m s landing TIE Irvat iedrcroriR Ecs.
all articles manufactured by this fsab hfer shall ,ssa,a
the leh reputation whrs they bS'e hitherto S2staired X
WI! also De teIr sldC 10 improve the quality
them In eyry particular. Thry Halter tsmss!Nvs, ao tat
l,r old friends yili not only their ay0gs t
PRINTERS generally VII PEcaie ihelt 70 ioIsisa
Orders from ,aEt OF s couHry fer 81 articles as! By
Printers Butsrs, including Type, biS fslt eic l {.
executed With the ysltsst Gaze md potiuds aId IL
best terms
Jobbn wo-k aud repairing viii be douA At tie loves: pas.
BIZ prices, with eyrfy attention md expedition.
M.B.-Al articles manufactured 6y TINS Establishment
will bestampgd K Hoe CO., that persons iTvu abo4i
may mot ha imposed upon with spurious articles iie N INF
: taton OF theirs
Pnters ofuewsplye1s who publish this advertisement, WIN
ms n9e three times before the Gs' OF july next and send
OF their papers 10 vail be entitle aiTeEr OF thar bill
on cryinC ioaE hines The amount oiit. 80 Il
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For the New-York Tribune.
COURAGE.
~ Arnrnrus sNopGRAs.

Hr may be brare who blood has never shed
Wlers bostile hands in arms contending raeet =
More bra5e, pcrcbance, etan he. who on the dead
Makes fearful steps reach golden seat
True Courage 20 The grea, confined,
Nor ever plumed, walks the battlefield
.Bu, dweleth god-lile IN the noble mad
Which aareS Cor Rcht-and righteous, ne'ef VIII !is-a
o lofty ], the purpose, fixed aud strong
Which bears US Justly onward through tha world
A Champion armed, 'canst sonl-cormpuHg Wrong,
With Truths pure banbc: Ger our heads anfufled
Delayias not whr,. purseptoud Wealth commands
Or boosting ignorance with Threatening caiao' STANDS
Norrich " Y
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T COX AT THAT BOTS WHISPERS
= Young egatisTe! who feel ambitious sport whiskess
awe. Many think because ts i pulled in hs a4rers
not g0od-is them give tria viii force the hair to
-9i' on an r rcre nature intended hair gov It's
wv York or 80 ElIton..t. Brooklyn Il n iln
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L. D. H tRDEvBERGt Attorney arl 20t.


SIAIE Or NEW-N ORA.-in ChanceI;, be-
y fore the Vice Chancellor red rick De Peyste Vs. Muir
tina Otherwise called Mark or }lurtsgb Mcguire.
In pursuance of decreal order of thu, Court made the
above entitled BY The Vice Chsnceorn the Srst Cir
cult, will BE- sold Public Auction nde the DIRECTION Of
the subscriber, Of the Masters OF this Court by Halliday
& jenkins, Auct;on-rs III Merchants exchange in the
Cyof Ne YORK on thu FIST Csc day OF September
"a. d 1881 attwelve (l2) O'clock noon, Of that day
Al the equal undivided halt pa OF all those lots
pieces aud parcels OF ground situate lying and being iii the
Twelfth Ward ofthe City of New York and knownas pat
OF the Harlem Commons and particularly known and dis
,uguished map Of said Commons made BY Charles A.
Clinton, Esquire surveyor dated December, 1921 and
h Ia t- Registers Office OF said Ciry. o:, numbers G8
aud 69 Zone urdred aud siIyrgt and one hundred aud
siNiyniGel lying betreen the Third aud Fourth Avenues
and E!sitylth and Eghtyxthstreets 55 and 100 ttyx
aad Gu hunded lying brt'geeu The same aennes and ti..
tyrIshJh ana Eighty niGstIess, and 5 and 2ij Two HIM
bred ard ityiour andt.o nrGdrc5 and y-fyel lying he
tween the tol- and ilth Ayeunes and between Eighty
seventh and +ighty tTe-ts, each lot containing
1Teadth N front and rear twenty-five feet and in length on
-ac side hundred feet being the premises purchased
by Dennis Byrnes has lifetime Of Anthony Armour aud
which he the said Bne, aud By h,s will directed 10 b.
conveyed TO the SAID NurthR Mcguire aud Dennis Cochran
New nrl,, Aggr7t z, iSt1
Fl..thM W: CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
f.. II. OWEN Solicitor anqD,w,s
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4as-TIE subscribers respectfully inform The pub
<ic that they removed their Nursery and Flower
Garden from their former establishment m Broadway
Corner 23i a,h street, III" 81 avenue, wieTe
with increased facilities they coutnue the business III all us
branches, and offer for sale in addition 70 th-r already aIe
collection OF Greenhouse and Hothouse Plants extensive
Of truit and Ornamental Trees Shrub5ery Herb
Plants &c, and which they adding yearly
al ihatis ncw and worthy OF cultivation They hoIe, b
strict atentio 70 bus merit continuance o. the Ia
- have hitherto ceiTed from the public. The HE
lem stacecsye half hour, The Astoria stages and the
Harlem Railroad cars n-ary hour during the day from
Chaia-stree oryosit. i ty Hal, and stop Al ,9h.st
when requested so 10 do. THOMAS E0GG X SONS.
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pY ORDER OF Hon. Ash!ev Samson. First Jndgc

RI ORDER OF Hon. Ashley Sampson, First nudge
~ Of the County Courts Of the county Of Monr4-NJtce
thereby given that attachment Has .zd against The
a65cnnri~ 81 concealed debtor on due proof made the
-sG trs Judge pursuant 70 the directions Of the Statute
concerning Attachments against Ascending, concealed
aud nonresident debtors. and that same Will be sold FOR
the of MS debts unless he the said Daniel Powers
appear and charge according 10 law, within
three months from the first publication of til, notice. And
that the payment of debts aud the delivery OF any pro-
perry belonging to the SAID debtor him for his -, and
the transfer OF any property By n FOR al. purpose whatever
forbidden by law. ard rOii.
Dated Rochester. February NH 1913.
I'm IL l,A Y Afnrn., CHM Crslitnr
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/ loud AMBER.-Impor,anl to FamiGes-A.

lQUlD Acknowledgements to Familes.-A.
- W y, sS Cos LrqUEo AmHEa Indispensable ar
Certain cure for Scalds Burns Bruises Confusion c ~
iecns cure IN YER few days L also certain 70 remove
the Is superior other article ever oefrd to tb
punc 9ens most agreeable for shaving bathing removing
md making t- complexion white aal soft Testimans
from the most secsb- sources with directions for using
accompany ac bottle, and may Be seen al the ora az ~
rI9pEletHEi No II John second floor in front, Prices a
% iol bEeatway corner Grand-stre-t JIf Jna c.
rnr eoBoE Banker charnrsstS,
Ffre = ErqhingFa x Co.. Broadway near psi.,
taistly i " Newcomb. 3Q5 RlYer-st Trnr - i
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mac0T3 y MORNING LINE-FGr Albany Snd
r..--LLN. Troy aud intermediate landings; From the
.z;:sr.zoo OF Barcaystrect The new low ,rss;re
Steamer EMPIRE, Capt. S R. Roe, leaves TIL MORN
The low. pressure steamboat TROY leaves To-MoR-
For Passage apply at the Office foot of Ba,ciaysteet or
board.
NorIck-A Goods Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills, Specie
or any other kind OF Property ,aken shipped or u board
gs Boat be at the risk OF the owners OF such Goods
Ereisht, Baggage, x.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, SIN Chancery-
~ Before the Vice Chancellor of the First Circuir-Te
Washington Mutual Insurance Company Jacob Weser
welt and others.
Pursuant order Of this Court made in the above en,i.
tied case viii be sold Public Auction under the direction
OF the ubcber of the Masters Of th Courr of Chance
r, th kotu- da The Merchants Exchange IN the NV OF
Nrw-Sork, by +. q LliNow& Co Huct,cnce the l&;l
N''ents:esnt) day of +ugcs,, instant ilyeYe O'Clock
sltuai. the eth ttwelitI Ward of the City of Ne;y York
III the STATE Of Nvwi ork which map OF lard the
Twelfth Wa:d Of The City OF NeyYoTk belonging to the
state OF Gso!-e e SeEceppel deceased and laid mo
2ts By 5orcs b. Smith, City Surveyor, which map dated
S' Ork September 10Th 1890. and filed the flee the
Register OF the CITY and county CT New VT beng No 81
OF i- mars N the cases, known and numbered follows
numbers ory-!ouf ca! twenty-five feet front nu= ty-eicht
irt nine inches deep 70 tolty-ysi front and depth 6
tprtysy front and teh y (iory-seteni sai front
ana DEF h 1873 tone bundled ard hirtyechi same front and
depth i3 loe hundred and hirtynine ra. ,epth
tone huGdrct and forty front and DEPTH III tone
hurhe and t'rtyonrl front aud leth G Ton. hun
dfed and eighteen same oa and depth ll9 tone nd.edand
-teen font Isd depth 20 tone hundred aud
s- iront and depth ~ (oue hundred and twenty on same
isont fHh depth W Tone hundred and eyenty-one twerty
i've i front and about eiggy and half feet deer IL Gone
hundred and 7eEeatyseYeu two front and rigty.two
's deep l3 lone hundred and seyy-thrse sane front and
-IhiQur ee desn Ia ionc hundred and four same
lnt ind e!-y-s.1 feet 10 Zone hundred and seventy
MN same tont and natytye feet deep 100 Zone hundred
tgae!uHded and eghyone font and about ninety
rlsti- deep 82 tone hundred and r.hy.two) same front
lad ohs hundred and wo feet depp."-D dated York An
gust 1919. THOMAS ADDS EMMETT
:, plaster n Chauc.!y.
-. . W oopHc!L, Solicitor. au 2taw -; SDts
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~ 1coI, e No MONOPOLY FARE RE
{ - pyCED FOR THE YEAR ls4a. New
independent Oppo.lron line tos Albany Dr
rect. lhe ~ aud commod,ois steamboat, NEW-JER-
SEY Capt r. H. Fury will leave the pier foot Of Barcays
Now.i0rs, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al
O'Clock, +. NJ.
For freight orp4sase apply board. Freight taken ess
thfn tow-boat prices.
The Jersey furnished with elegant s;aterooms, and
for speed and accommodation surpassed By
boat the hudson River. isi7 {!
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portman-stfeet Portmsn square London.
THIS is soil ?: ~ 10y price Of or h'ings bottle
the sign Of the American Eagle, g2 Chatham street. ie'
York and by these agent,in Phi!.dcIpha by Zleb-I
Third and pocklree; NEXT TO the American Hotel Wash
lngton D. O. IN Boston, Statceet Charleston, 5. {.
~ King-sueet in Albany 81 Sate.sret BROOKLYN 10
Fulton.st ivI3 I'm
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To THE TAKERS OF CROToN WATER
MOTTO E;-Ihs abuses pEactcsd in regard t=
oFlndcw Washers, connected with tn Croton Weer pipes
WHICH INSTEAD OF BENG reasonably used clean the windows
OF the Wa;g!-tae aud the
many instances converted INTO ornain- made drrch h-
netshhoi!n5 ct 1ad sidewalk and annoy passrs-by
induGc ne Fo.G te notice that the penalty forfeiture
VI the payment made b. The w4ertaker and dsconinu.nce
OF "li! enforced 10 well authenticated
Jurr lSi3-By oJdsr Of the Groom ilurjuc Board.
JyA In 4. B. BIGELO W Register.
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DY ORDER of the Honorable Francis Il Rug
- sles judy of Chautuqpe COUNTY Conrt, oi lhe de-
gre OF counsellor at law in the Speme Court, notice is
hereby given thai attachment has issued due proof
nada him against the estate Of lsr9e lqitle
debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment accord:
ing to law WITHIN nn, months from the iiTst ,ocIon Of
RESIDENT, OF this State and the delivery 10 HIM or for his
of any urqTety within this,Stae belonging 10 him. and the
'~as;5 any such property By nun are ioiHsh oy Id"
and void t.Ll9Il+. VAIL,
Ieli law9m Attorney for attaching creditors
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J. compounded and prepared according Original ~
Gs - the eeierate4 iia Che K: Of Il E,
Sir Nations IL oee2rlmeaded i5ls ele.aal compound
Coughs Colds aud Consumption -nd also 20 cleanse and pa
gsr ' p9ffirg Extract" possesses the same aesY.
,sjicstion rs The Pulmonary Basam excepting the elpscy
rating aud viii answer th3 other excepting for PIt9
+ i now bout one year since the Propr,;or iscovspdts
Rerjy FOR preparing TINS valuable lh'8H hsdSne although
il i probably half century sihet NJ, iirf eelvei
, yscps from CcI'Git BTGnt The gTt5l h0hauk Chl(f Il
haliar many business tan .acpitS win ~ t ius tAe YEAR
- The uuhc mas 1oee much good, ~ perfected may
cures OF chronic complaints this has m e Sme space Il
ScgfttcG E,ygpeiaS Chrome a,d hfsDl2atoiy RAtams
ism, letters and t'ttogs s IF IanT y :" he , 5e
XXI XIX g' i9 DID S,rss Irerc',d Sore Throat enG Aena
pans m tif B,elsf and SIR 'nd many other complaints
L ya- ,,I,.l by morbid ADD impugity of
Mood Thus il has been proved 20 BE- one OF the ce
tain 1e,GirsS aud prJycfso OF iv 'oH eve knoHni and
vet so perfectly harmless. 81 never TO have injured any taQl
IN Psoaa,y complaints opens drsmoye, al cb,ra
mons Of the breast ard lungs, promotes sT"cioaucn, eases
n n3late The cough and thes ,d inyisurares heje
biitltd constitution and hcNt chluge elects hroush-
nurilyns aud heans thus assisting the vital ro"es' Of
turr, TO overcome the disease
Persons desiring prooa> TO he qu7iti'S ct ih medicine
c, ,s, many certificate, from the most rspeaoe persons
h, calling either q de }seq wneE s II = ,2{ or sale
ni 20. fs At THEODORE lARKS is3 Peal se1rf
of ChatI9n-,r, At C9nrtandt.st.' ga At hRBiS
NJ. T WALLACE =, y tIieks-st, BIookign 'y2eln
NTORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
w MEplClNEs.-Gs 70 he Pcopr Of Am.lice-
We hereby ,5fy ta'' ns', R ! M ; g sT.;
for the United OF Amsrica and tat nhs tloRirio
-, n way authorised to seni lorson, vegetable I'M,
y.sal Medicines. IS many limitations 3Te IN crcultea, this
N aVi, IN The tinted states must the authority clis
beorenamed Nlessrs fI9y IN < NJ NJ u..,;
Bntsh Colleceof Health Sew Road LONDON, Jan 1873
The above catdion msiatnS from the British College,
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r-..ya-. MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
s.5:s sh.,lf -NEW-YORK NEWARK AND MORRIS
,.,,..ru .nn,,rr-rr-

- NRRHSGs,'r~-.
Leave New York Leave N-ra,g Leave .Miorris,ow3
r H. r ii q r NJ
Passengers By the morning tram 70 M3Hstown arrive there
O'Clock when viii BE- readiness TO conway them
SchooIey Mounpn Washington, Bevitsre aud EasoH;
also to otaa'9pe Sparta, Newowq, Milford aud uwecG
Passengers from lorrs;own viii arrive tirs - take the
and evening from N-w York for PHILADELPHIA
y BY arrangement lrs made the this road
direct md iTar Jersey CIy connection TiI the
trains Of the Now Jersey Railroad Of the same hour tere6y
ayoidG any change of passengers baggage formerly
M. \ T. Railroad having Teccnty been rslad with TIE
.aycS' rail snow IN complete running order, and Offers
o. m nos attractive and picturesque excursions tn tbs
vicinity we'll commodous and expeditions rsyan1e
between View Ynf and iorfistownioT and freight,
which Will be taken the ~sonaoie terms Ohce Al
the oo OF CouItand sr, agent Will always be IN
RATES or CONCENTRATION PER ANNLN.
Newark TO Nonisown 80
Madison and Chatham go
SuMlihit 49,. So oo
AillsYiia -. $40
iel0 e IRA DODD, Superintendent.