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FLOUR

IN Bbls. super6ne Flour Just landing from
AA the steamer Lslla Rookh, fog sale b.
T. l. CLARK.
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LATEsT PROM CAMPEACHY.

Ndpal Engagement bsilosel C0mmodre
Moore and he MerieaH Squadron 0fieial
account II The Ballc.
By the arrival ofthe Rosario, Capt. Ducey
from Campeacny, we are m receipt Of letters
from Commodorc Moore and bis Secretary
furnishngus with suland accurate details Of
the brilliant naval engagement which occur
ed of Campeachy on the 10th INST. We
hasten 10 lay Them before our readers.
a M
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r give notice that IN obedience to the follow
inc order will adjourn the Court from the
lst to the 2nd Monday Of June 1913.
A. K. McCLUNG,
Marsha Northern DIS Miss.
To the Marshal ofthe Northern District Of
Missai sippi.
WTOU are hereby required to adjourn the
D;etr'~f Caurt af the United Sta es for
Northern District Of Mssis ippi, from the first
Monday IN June A. D. ls43 until the Sec.
ond Monday in June A. D 1913
Given under my hand and seal the 2nd day
Of May 1913.
GHOLSON, LIS.
judge United States District CoaFi fss a'5-
slsippi.
i he Holly SPRING. Guard viii please copy
SPERM OIL Superior quality
TUST received and For Sale BY
G, HILL.
May %. 1913.
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ALSO
DIR. CHAMPIONS


v bile Anti Bilious, Anti-Dyspep-
tic, Purifying and Cathartic Pills,
possessing, from impOrtrnt COM
bined properties Tor the cure Of
diseases, carefully and cor
rectly combined one article
to assist the effects ofan-
other for the benefit Of
the health Of man.
kind.
This medicine IS recommended 10 the atton-
ton Of those afflicted with Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia. Dro9sey, Bilious habits, Cos,ive.
ness, Cholera M0rbus, Rheumatism, Scorfnla,
Foul stomach, DEPRIVED appetite Worms,
Cordislzaa. (Which e known BY sinking sen.
sation al the pit o. the slomaeh) Jaundioe
Headache and sick stomach, pa pIiaton Of The
heart, Diarrhea, Nervous attic ions, Dysenia-
nv or Flux, Heart burn, White swelling, and
all those diseases arising FROM impure blood.
For sale BY GREENE BILL.
Also by A. n. JONES.
Also in nearly al Of the villages and BY nu.
merous country agents, in al Of The Southern
and Western States, and Texas.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

JUST RE, 'ElVED. Webster's Elementary
Spelling book, New National do Ktkham's
Grammar Colburn's Algebra, Olney's Geogra-
ply and Atlas, Coburn's Arithmetic, Anthems
Cicero, Hale's History of the Uuitsd states, al
KEELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
Nav Is, 1913.
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IrR1caN N1-SFIrsr AND AERIAL, GAR.

A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GAR
~ DEN-OpennS of the Garden the ruef Of the Ma
scum 1ffcr;as a Of h- Bay Rivers towns
ard the mos, cool .p delightful proegaie IN The world
E.r,crior in the Museum OF NEW AND BEAS IiS u
FOUNTAIN, with raan 100 tets, aate By sit. u L
Flr!s!n No. 2IT Waterpc,. Balloon ascSsin,s with s
yoyss every evening" Dav ySsrs admitted sane s'eiE
frs Engagement of NJ. HlrHcon from Beson the SToS'
Vs-trilc3uist and Magician Also engaged for this week
ouv the Bayer1aa Musicians ad Singers whose vocal snG
Instrumental performances uurivsld Day performances
ay.rv "Wednesday and Saturday AZ : O'Clock.
On the rst July will De- o!nrd and sr.colS tai
cnf1nin articles trade. Manufacture The ats; commerce
,is of E-s;ss SC sirr the great FAIRS at the Amer
can and MECHANICS, astitutss Contributors an. regesteS 20
rsil ana obtain circulars and terms Immediately.
Prj ,Ii,.inn Is cents, Children under 10 years, half
49,; - VI ;eIs
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CLEARED,
Ship " P Talm2dgo Hodges, 5 Seas, j II Jones.

Nj
Briss Meator, Trcthorr, ST Thomas Elwe s Co; Judd
son. Bryson Demeraa Cartwright HarEison Mary Snap
ter Savannah, Durham < Dimon
Sehrs Cleopa,ga's Barge Lewis, Halifax Tho. "naet;
Cosair, (Br Lucus S. Johas Ne Dunscomb & Beckuith
Roweaa, Williams, OcFacoke, J Elweii.
ARRI:Ep,
Ship Lowell Pierce, from Can,on via lo4 ds I'm Macao
teas &c order May 30h lat 20 l., Ion CO. spoke F.brig
Matilda I'm Havre for Guadaloupe.
Ship Warsaw, Hawkins ds I'm Charleston, cotton 10 T.
Elnovarian bark Amic;ti.a Mennen 40 d, from Emden
Hanover, III ballast order.
Br brig Eupheris Jamison Il ds from Detnerara ball
las, "a Duuscomb :. Becswth.
81 brig Telegraph, Wells, li I'm Bermuda IN ballast to
Brbag Falcon PITT, Is ds I'm Bermuda, in ballast TO a
Tucker. Left brig John H Stevens for New ok in days;
schr Aln Benuau sid Is before Tor Baltimore.
Big Sullivan, Brown, ds I'm Charleston cotton to Geo
Brig Hydes Ali 10 d, I'm S: croir Bas. End. ndle 10 Al
sshs Tiage Tyler d, I'm Savannah cotton TO D Cox
isphr Tennessee, Eaymo.e, Philadelphia, coal.
Sch Pacific, Smith 10 ds I'm Apaachcola cotton 20 Mr.
schr Trio, Nickerson, d, from Boston, mdse to
Nerr:ck.
seht wolco; Ryder DIS FIN Boston, mdse to John Ste
Sehr Constitution Golden ds I'm Wilmington, NC,
val stores TO MIR McCrsady.
schr Virginia, Cuhees ds I'm Newberu, nc, shingles
schr E:u,eline, Peterson, ds I'm York River wood.
Sloop Farmer 8 Is I'm Ocracoke: Nc shingles
BELOW-Ship Hiberuia Sc ds from Liverpool, mdse TO
Woodruff s Minula. The boarded $50 miles South
East of Sandy Hook by piloboat Joseph Lord Also,
/ bri.--Wiud SVY-We4tAer clear.
SAILED,
Ship B,u,us Buenos Ayres.
Eark " " Brett Barbados.
Brigs john + Gacdiaer, BaIize Hond; Washington New
Ore,as; Isabella ST Cro1; Bunker Ill., fos tKitts AID
others.
MEMORANDA.
The steam ship Acadia leaves Bostoa on sT'day Tor HALF
fax and Liverpool.
DISASTERS.
Schr Fair Lady, Sullivan, Yarmouth, IS fell IL with
s3a OF Nav four miles Of Seal Islands the wreck Of
brig Joseph Pra Of Sunderland wateEod end disInas'-
ed-u,astS,aad spass aloasside.
june 10Th, of Cape Nay, ship Adelin., Of S.xYolE,
'': jane Ia: IS 49, Ion 60 W ses Hero from S.Eork
June Ias30 So Ion "a Is brig Cumberland of Portland
! I'm NLoudon Tor Charleston
MAY 20 la, II o. oa g. ship Cabot, Of NewYo,k, from
| Mobile for Antwerp -
May ~ lat u Is Ion So S. brig Francis Beck, from
May 81 lat D. lon 50 49, brig Ella. I'm Nos-aas of and
Beasn Baltimore for Porto Rice 10 d' OUT no date
1t rs So lon 6s 10.
Nav SO LAT 49, Ion - 80 ship Goodwin OF Portsmouth.
Nh, fz Mobile foE Liverpool
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M 4 RRIED

On Tuesday evening the 18th inst. st. Mark,'s Church
by the RSy Dr. An,hon, Alfred Wagsatf NJ D. TO Sarah
r., daughter Of Cornelius Du Bots. Esq.
On Tuesday evening, the 18Th inst. By Alderman Wood
hull George Valentine to Hannah Wi!les all Of this city
On Tuesday. the 18Th inst at Phlipstown Putnam ce"n-
t. by the Rev DR.. Nes5rook, Sir. Henry ". Belche Of
the firm Of Sacis.. Brother s CO. Of Newly ork, Miss
NJ A. Garrison. daughter elmo Esq OF the former
place.
Az Stamford Delaware county, " y on the 7h inst BY
the Rev. K. Forest Mr. Robert F. Rch TO Miss Mary
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SECOND HOARD
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales Of the Board quite large to-day exceeding
$4,000 Of State and Government Securities Prices were
generally better than Yesterday About 600 Government
per cent; kentucky Z; illinois Farmers Trust I; Canton
i Harlem !: Long Island Il Aabuln Rochester i Pater
:; New Jersey fell of The improved prospects of
the Norwich Worcester Railroad in Of the extension
tn, road and the probable connection with the Long Island
las created considerable demand for the stock the los
at which has been selling b-ng strong temptation cap
italists. II wanted 10 Gay at -!
Sterling is rather heavy to-day :.a8i Franc, in
fair demand a, 81 ) so.
The following sales, W auction OF stocks made at
The Merchants Exchange:
% shares Bank OF State Of New. York. 50
100 do Greenwich Bank. ............. 20!
100 DO do do. Observation-Disclosures. 10
50 coo Indiana Sterling Bonds. 81
The following is the of Tolls received the Ca
nails of the Safe from the commencement Of navigation
the 1,i June in each OF the years following, VIZ:
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DI ED.

On Tuesday evening, the 18th last Mrs Elizabeth, wife
Of GEORGE " Rible aged ~ years and months
The friends Of the family and Of her brother George Col
YER are respectfully invited attend her funeral from her
late residence 324 Madison Thursday morning al
O'Clock without further invitation. Her remains will be
taken to Harlem Tor inierment.
On Tuesday Anna widow OF Hezekiah Whit!ock, in the
Goth wear of her age.
A, Detroit, June o Isabella NJ infan, daughter of Nor
gan Bates Esq editor of the Daily Advertiser Of that place
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Flour and Wnea, arrived at the wafer during
10 I,,a Total IN

Flour, bb!. Wheat bush. Flour, bbls. Wheat bu.
lsta 45isy l ds s ESQ ~ i5 20 55a
The stocks sold Philadelphia FOL account OF The Girard
Bonk Produced about 3ocoo The remaining assets 1t Is
believed, viii leave after payn. all liabilities, surplus OF
lfa million Of dollars Some Of the assets have apPrecia
ed 100 10 800 per
The sale Stat, Stock, produced aggregate of about
Sl75 o0O The balance Of the Philadelphia. and Pennsyva
MIA Bank Stocks offered and withdrawn h- prices obtain
ed would have amounted upwards of SiOl00o making
all about OaeNlioa Of Dollars united States Bank notes
have been sold in large within day two, at 40
cents ON the dollar. Girard Bank worth in the
marke, from IS 10 90 Domestic Creditor Scrip may
be quoted at So 90.
4 repuda,iou meeting ha. been held in Ceci! County
Mar\ iaud.
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SANDS. SAGs,P.muLATbis medicine stands unriva.ed
u Is on us own intrinsic merits io- The reinoy1 ard
,'st sel.S e;,lrvy vegetable. aad composed OF the
Sseeiioa oi Ingredients, which sct conformity
70 taoy o.: disease take hsaithy acren. and The
~ lGf resume Them natural uactcns. thousands
Disorders OF Migrating In an unhealthy anu itrEvsd
one 9'o1d aad Other finds Fer ckroac constitution
such IS rhoumarisn. kiass evil scrofoil, affect
4 l saa ulcers. White swenrs. enlargement aud la.ns
salt renp, barriers ,;ch and otner
ae s'sAes S3ads s4e,ap'iiia has beaa found l NJ
aees 10 b. an eiscleat remedy operating mildly
on TIE general system, purifying AID cleansing
$3.50 sivieg tone and energy the nervous system, and
EI''as s' .raira 20 the debilitacd frame.
9peiesye eydeece % i, superior value ard efficacy
a sss published II IL, and ot'eI city papers.
ss.B. SANDS & CO, Dr,s.;sts (Graa,e BaiiaiaSs}
4, S~.%ay ce'nct OF thsm6eys-sre.t New-fosS Sois
soHer Of Hnrke;-s,rees. Price 81 yer bottlesix
io 81 onsinal doca.s1ss may he seen at oar store
Bl'ous RzsIrvESr .>p OTHER FrvrRs generals
ss Win yaN sins stretching, bOnrs auruoT
$50 swelling about the rcso' o! 'he stomach. and other
sshts 4dan Vegetable Pills are one OF the best ned
S p III world for The cure Of feycrs because try par:-
ne body those morbid humoIs wchare the cause Of
~ Of ssss tom four 10 eight c said Indian ego
,,h should be takea might or the SYMPTOMS a
short ;Se Siar the most violent stack q -
.ss We sane eng n, digestive or9ns VII q '''?5st 70
well rvety other disease. vii he driven from the
r Dan and Nsos WI. he gwen TO the maoir frame.
t7'nfeyfctts-Ihe pnbhc are cautiPhsu Ak tiS'
nd. saroas medicines, which, order 10 teceifr aus
s, appearance, CLOSELY 10 resemble te ABOVE
a" t- remembered all genuine medicine his "risht'
~ eStie hlis ,tly yyrted the sides OF s boxes
e,ig ss sls word @riBhs Cannot be oaad, eli post
49, teyHsei exclusively 30 the sale OF THE medicine,
ana rtAilScs. IS Greenwich stEert, NeT t2Ls
street Boston AID No. lC9 Race street. Phii1'
sSss ~. psGoop'S INDIA tRoiAcocuE, which hes
efs:NSa heiot,tsr IN the 81 Fever and Azue and
txI sfeciionS, iay Dc found AZ So john street where
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F.TM AcclpENr.-Air. Mason Chceseborough
Of Utica, while charging a soda water fountain
vas instantly killed by the bursting Of the foun-
an, of which one Of the fragments struck him
On the head.
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TIE SoAyrpS ,.rr-J>-v

Pamphlet continuing all Testimony Documents Mar
and Particulars Of the Tragedy board the United
S: SnIners, with the Portli; Of Commander Mac
xeNzIE fac-simile OF Spencer Greek Programme
ate Drawing Of the soe:s she sits the water with
nor views descriptions, &c Price Il: cents Pos1mas,e.s
reni,,aas ST VIII rreeirs twelve sopiea
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y Leery G. Co-Geao. uats-A far fabric

suI-e aad delicate hue expressly adapted Geb
;!eeas Summer BIZ OF their exceeding shtness
beauty elasticity and durability, ready and foI sale by
LEARY s. CO, Not and Astor House
Also choice selection Of the elegant Rocky Mountain
Beaver Hat for Summer use Le3 Tvs
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BRseplovr AND REYNoERs.-Judge Buchanan,
q the District Court decided this morning upon
as hab-as corpus applied by the counsel of the
accused parties, that he had no jurisdiction in the
senlscs, and directed that the writ be discharged.
n. Orleans Courier, June 5.
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Sailed

In the ship United States sailed for Lvcpool-Colonel
Mau,sell s5t RECT 4; Mrs aursell, child and servants
Jas n Burke of Mobile; Juan Fernandez Rco Faustino
Daz of Havana Dr. Pae Mrs PARE, children and
vaats, OF Mexico; IIilaire Petite, OF de.
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Nox. Rrs1srANrs.-A correspondent OF The

Noy.RrsIsTAyTs-A correspondent CT Inc
T;frrato.' furnishes some facts In regard TO q
noe, au1oyc the German population OF our country,
called Menonites, which are rev and interesting.
Tbcse Menonites are the followers OF Memo ST.
NOR seceder from the Catholic Church, and
ootemuorary with Luther. They are all Ger
,n,ns-yery few of them speaking Engish-and
s-e IN be found, some in Erie Comfy, New \ ork,
s,ne in Ohio and Maryland, but principally IN
,bc centre of Pennsylvana-in Lancaster. cork
a,6 iJauphin Counties. Altogether, they num-
h., about 10000. Their religious sentiments
orc pretty much the same IS those of Friends,
ereeot that they hold 10 baptism by water
-TheT arc opposed to ell war, aggressive or de-
feosfsYe IN this respect they go beyond Friends,
and embrace the non-rcslstajlce' Irncip!e to its
fullest extent. They are opposed to al! human
Governments that arc based upon the force or
Ie.taking principle. For this reason they have
uniformly refused 10 vote at any election for State
or Township officers.
In one district in Lancaster County, where
they are a majority OF all the voters they have
no, had constable for the last twenty five years
During the Revolutionary War they refused to
tske sides, either with the King or the People
and for this they were denounced as Torres, ana
Their goods and property cohilscateu' u t,i9y
made not the least resistance, but mnistercd to
the wants Of the soldicry Of 10th parties, when
they came among them. After the Hessians
we're taken prisoners at Trenton, they were or
dncd to the interior of Pennsylvania. The kind
mss and persuasion of the Aienonites took all the
war.sp:rit out of them; they settled among this
sect married their daughters, and became there
after good and pcaccable citizens. OF course,
the Menonites are opposed to Slavery. Those
in Maryland till their farms by free labor alone.
Many OF them have lately gone into Maryland;
and that State, pleased with this system OF farm
ing, has encouraged their emigration INTO it.
salem Rerister.
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UyaccouxTEcFoR DEArHs.-At Brooklyn, on
Thursday last, Mrs. Eliza ?esrce, aged 81 years,
wife Of William pcarce, died Suddenly. Her hus-
hand testified before the coroner that she came
home OH Wednesday evening and acted rather
Strangely that he saw her swallow something,
which he supposed 10 be opium, andshe told HIM
he would be sorry before long. She soon became
very ILL., was attended by physician, but died
the next morning. The physician testified that
The symptoms were such as would be caused
BY opium. The contents of the stomach were
examined by Dr. Chiffon, but no token of opium
or other poison could be found nor was thereany
appearance Of violence. The evidence as to her
habits was contradictory, some witnesses dcclar-
ing that she was given to intcInperancc and oth
e,s that she was net. The verdict was, "causes
unknown"
Al Wakeman, Ohio, on the a9th of May, the
body Of Mrs. Bc,sey Lawther was found in a
well, the feet upward and the head IL the water.
The wc'l-huekct was by her side, having been
eunk to .he bottom OF the well There were prints
of fingers upon the throat. Suspicion fell upon
her husband and he has been arrested.
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rHE PATENT CYLINDRICAL NIGHT
i LATCH (for stree, door,l on and approved
objection frequently made 10 Night locks
on ground thai ol- keys than their OWE so readily t
them entirely obva:ed By this lRsenrion It's curab;y
the little trouble putting door; the neat ard portable
ke accompanying II It's low price, together win rs secn
ry the principal recommendations OF the Cylindrical
Lock.
Manufsctn.ed By Robert Is. Tutde, Nerssk, N. j., and
G. Il. Sword. H. and yVermzr s. Wyeof M BfoadrsY
Edward Field M and Others leI lHlls
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Y Organization OF the University of the

State ofIissouri.-The Cpfs;ors The University
l, That the whole course Of Collie iae instruction be dyi.
Isl, OF Etcs History Civil Polity ana Political Econo-
3D. Metaphysics. Logic Rhetoric and English Literature.
81 cbe%ssy, SseTijosy Gsoo:zy, Bo;aay Natural
"a That r tie support Of each department there be
proyit that said sixth DO not exceed $50 Per snn"in
3d. That the ven- Of each OF the Departments shall be
Polsor and the ba"ce If any to The purchase Of books
and other ar's under the direction Of the Pro-
i. That if any Departments be the revenue thereof
shall Be applied il necessary to The support OF the Professors
5h Th. Of The Tutors Of the preparatory Depart.
shall be less than one halt the average emoumcu Of
The undersigned IN submitting the attention Of literary
M above ordinance OF the Board OF tuatns deem 1t
their duty accompany the same with the following re-
marks =
toymsnt Of he T"yety IS sGdG0O invested in Capital
Stock ote Bank of the State Of Missouri Over this fund
the dividends as they accrue Gentlemen accepting places
will therefore understand that as e from the proceeds of tut
the Bank and the bounty which the State may hereafter
exercise towards Its own Institution.
po,nens be holden the pleasure Of the Board; and d.
them fix the compensation Of all officers annually
post9" Boasd 'rs pursue just policy this behalf
IS improbable that the emoluments Of Office " i'll be adj
uSte the length service and the increasing value OF the
Instructions Of the Polesoesthe of each Depart
fixed BY article % OF ,he above ordinance being the
iuii of the salary OF the Incumbent.
The Cutaors design proceeding the election Of Profess
ors before the irsi ednesday in September The ar
pontInen VIII take effect the commencement, Wednes-
iay, the 22d Of November, which occasion Inaugural Adj
dresses Will he expected from the Professors elect.
salary whch fixed 81 $50 AID S. 90 scholar anum
each student. IS TO h: stpaid
compnyins testimonials addressed The undersigned 70
the President OF The Board of Cuators of the University VIII
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~ Highly Important! -sCARPA'S ACOUS-
TIC Oi-FcrtEe OF Deafness, Pains and the discharge
OF Matter from The Ears I'll those Gsageeable noises like
the bnzzns OF insects falling Of water, whzzing Of steam,
which symptoms Of approaching Deafness and also gener
aly attendant with the disease Physicians aud Surgeons high
l. recommend its
Sold by A. g. s D. SANDS Druggists 70 Fulton street,
Wholesale and retai also sold b. A g. Sands Co., No. 23
Broadway; d. Sands Co No. u East Broadway jelo 2ws
~ hat he Ga II tryirg the feelings Of moth
er than behold her infant wrtn in thu of choc,
OF wasting away uEder that terrible of infancy, chol
era ui5ntum, congaint And Jet radical cure
can BE- effected with speed aud certainty, By administering 10
the ttlc sufferer that uesmabe preplatio-Jayne Car
riratiy Baisam No house should k without this ind.?eu
sbt Family medicine, which adapted all complaints OF
the stomach bowel liver SYSTEM Ia the South,
-ccnpies prominent place nearly every domestic me-
Sod BY A. b s. D. SANDS, Druggists No. 70 Fulton
Il East Broadway, 275 Broadway. JIG 2'vis
- The Covering which Nature has bestowed or
the head man, Of The principal elements OF human
beauty What De less pleasant 10 look upon than bald
head Even the tire OF the Prophet Elisha thou bald
he'd considered the sperlatve of insult and Terrhach
aua in modern days the defect usually concealed with e
Gus care BuI hov much better remedy than 10 CONCEAL II
4 fey bottles OF JayEes Hair Tonic will IN almost al cases
render by decorating the baFs sca! " th
new groyst OF hair. II The hair is falling of no matter from
what cause ey applications OF James Hair Tonic VIII
~ the dispdltlng process. These facts do net rest upon
av so bur upon Testimonials If unguesonabls Cssrctab
nv Sold byA B. * D. SANDS, Druggists, No 20 Eulton
e. o-7 Broadway, - East Broadway. iel9 owls
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OLD JAVA COFFEE &c.-Java Coffee ofvery
" superior quality fresh roasted and ground daily az the los
price Of I'd per h. .ante and hns avur SUPERIOR
arye stock Of ue Teas and choice Family Groceries ell
OF which are offered The most rsonabie pees i0s casa
the holese ard retail Jra Coee and Sugar etofe' q"
Cirse- " ch-s,r--t corner OF Si u-rzy
R-Earilies and Bos.iing-Eouse ke>pers requested
~ aoy. where ctte III had eTery article
as caeap in quality and quantity not price, IS II Kay s'
Good sen, TO al pats Of the City free e s,psnn, Lga
ia3 lwae - W . -
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Coon LucK.-The recent discovery made
through the instrMnentality Of deserving young
lawyer, THAT an emigrant from the Emerald Isle
was heir to an immense fortune, has been the SUBJ
ject Of much conversation for several weeks. The
LAWYER to whom the Irs'unsn literally gave
The landed property at the West, estimated to be
worth 81 100000, osa reward for his services, is
Chatles Grandson Thomas. Esq, who gradua-
ted at Harvard University in 1888. Hchas hith-
c'to been subjected to series Of deprivations in
cldent 10 those who are in straitened circum-
stances, and has sometimes been ready to despair
Of earning living from bis professional labors.
he at one tine thought of removing TO the West
encountry, but by timely assistance OF friends
he has hocn enabled to obtain a comfortable sup
port We rejoice at this unexpected smile of for
tune upon him, for he is said to be Il worthy
Young man, and we have no esubt that lie viii
aonncd good with the large fortune which is
likely so sinsularly and Unexpectedly to oome IN
phls possession. Bost. Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15
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lee success t the above named has met with in the manu-
dcuIe Of lis unfva!ed ea! OF halr for the LAST two
far exceeds his sansune expeditions he RESPECTFUL sol
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