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consul MPTION.

THOUSAND CURES in cnses deemed utterly rS S,.,
have S,nIv established lis superiority over ever r
medical discovery has always been styled Nn.u'e e, f,om
p,-rn,in b.:ng formed chiefly from chemical
Wl ibery Bnrk and Tutwo trees thai are thehy ,a IN
IA wisroyoy dea,ss the lungs prevail we Hne e n
nncss OF its extraordinary power, frcrn ea'uosu ~
without end. ~ .., N yo,, Apency) vino
a, syen no by all of her physicians In die el
had hard lmor for the sdinsen Uni ~ sN ~
cunni,,-s of matter OF bony su5stahce-nau -
medicine months, hsIng past all NJ, Ist
BY few bottle Balsaa September ana 0s. ~
ac p.ihuia 81 - years Standing. certified To by heco"e
Cntap s. Y CITY who had not slept yns eSw med s
7year (rng Obliged 20 sesp Mttng posture ~ 'i '
a, 10 ,ttsnd 10 hrs business the most stormy
Thomas Bladee. ESQ. J. p. Jaianica L. l. cueu vi o''
I%ns cozsHs addonhe n. J. tes,ie under 9an I'M, my
he hsd violent cough and pam IN the sldel1I - nh
rge quantities OF mniter-no inuch 1870
sci.us eould do hut little for hnI-gave fn pis o.
b. al n. voale friends all supposed he hnd S,rin
eSn,.,pp,ion' '-enrey cured by three bottles oil s
NJ Anna ID Hopkins. of Kneweyile. a. entirey SUI,
Cd liver eomplant and general debility oil eis'eei' ~
lsrn uoIinnn NJ D. Huntingdon. cured ehu , o III
III. "f obstinate disease OF the lungs at'e nc "e ~ 49,
cs are aa,iy occurring IN every part 81 the county
prove ,nnn,esllhly the blert superiority OF t hi
sha4e ofunr and liver JrsaSc over every otiie'
ei,n known e the world :, pr-1-,,S and nv agents
Sod AT - Ann.tree'i ~ is:A-AN ~ ~ en-
n ell parts of The United STATES
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rs,HE FOIL OWING VALUABLE BOOKS for sale by
4 ABRAHAM MASE, 81 BleeSe7-stteet:
Bucks Taeoogcai Dictionary; Blake's Biographical :;
Richardson's English Dictionary, IN quario volst London
edition. wv !,
CosTnogrphy. in four books, or History of hT WoTd.
edition. published in lis with Others uf a Ike description.
Ha.pet Illuminated Bible and VerplHnk Shakespeare with
ali the late Publication. and principal Monthly Periodicals. to-
cetcr wh large assortment vi The I7os; popular School
Books.
Also T'mvclng Writing Cnses, Portable Desks, Fookc+p,
Letter White Colore and Hdyae Piper, Perforated BTi;
t nuari Drawing Paper plain and courcd Bristol Board,
Law Blanks OF description. Wit! large assortment oi
a,gsc. -
ihs Shakespeare Circulating Library, with more than four
thusand volumes. Binding connected ~ I'll rs rnre'ie' NJ
MS A. MASSES 81 BleeCkeE-s;:eet
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A MEXICAN ELASTIC sysPENDgas AND Y. ", WE -.
"a BiN;-hc supI1.ng perfection attned ~ me 5te M
ooyeeots OF tie Subscriber IN coIDp9gndins inaa
ard aJ.y;ing to the manufacture OF Easue meo,ns'
lhs al OF h new machinery waTsFa mn ~ 80
soendess now offered for ae By h are tns Ses ever
Among u. nfyInss yer freion rom ,uiohsrous
seu'o ,-Ssnsntbie from G.. TIE Decda and exclusive
$50 ,feJnJng eazrIy. and TOO Efes, incfoo o.
S,;soss tnouI additional 5uk of wets1t. connhoa
.snn, tn0Ss who rset MI. ia srspendefs
ALE rss,r Elasticity alsr beiEz short Tine
~ osy obTis,et by Days process INC csseiI 70 sr:-
s az eng are iGUtcils Examine u.s EoOa az NO. .
p p e In sJ.ornent embracing al the eadng pa.-
s. . ,saYi on hsaf aad for % eby H. =. pkI
'e'-- ~ s1csersor TO me R0Tbury inda Rubber Co.
,s-yv e 3ildso lsDs
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JUST PUBLISHED
TpY SAMUEL. G. JOLLIE. Sss Broadway. No s" MGi
l. cal flonhiy Beauties OF the opsra.

CONTENTS.
81 Sad ea Tsye,Balad fronl Baasiei new Opera
q me B5as u .enSs 1D w,.a b. cSs Schubert
,t fuTuas F.-ntss5on.Coa " 'iar.eti and sanE
cy t.D5t. Geo. FaiSc ,.,. !,
Canaiu fnciamd B,ndi.i-Fiom the Opera OF EsiTe d
FoTen;iac Wa:aes~Com,oscd by Heonse. and performed
by the EGnmerer Band.
The srutie OF the tpsa contains ~ pages OF engraved
H'sc pni-d on extra ere plperat the reduced OF ~
grts rsr number Issued tire 18th OF alcl mnhh. by
o,9Y SAMUEL e. JOl.lLE. S55 Br0adS1ay
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New YORK, Dec. II. Io43. 1Io I1an p
p.TrNr ELASTIC sHOULDER-BRACE


yUlS ARTICLE Is intesde 20 brace the shouitrI and ez
nend he chest end viii be 6und indispensable y al PEI.
- So have acquired the habit Of stoopng. hfher irora
gesk ne.s confinement study. Parents and snIisns are
particularly rsGucFted 20 examine ihh Article " nzny
Recommended By many eminent professional gentlemen ior me
use on children of either hey be worn with perte1
eass offering impeachment " the Tree use oil nc tLIs wnl !
thsy strengthen the back and hOudes. and improve ard
bsautifT tho form l.x ~ ,,,,,,., :,
siios al the Yaltic Baee witch osrsa IN dfefeat
nsces throughout tho county are genuine eIeepung
stamped with the Games and paes Of euns "a ~
scrlberz. fSh.oL.i-i66s 80. !, o. ~. f;,sn
Scsoeadefs &C. and Deeies in Gentlcinclls funnn
ino IrtrIrs N Broadway. eDfrer Of Pax Pls1e. soc
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u. WEBB'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. IO5 Dtvision-street.

AKES iced and ornamental eysty style. Oide, thank
fully received and punctunlly attended to- Parts sup
el 10 order with lee Cream. Jeles. Pyramids Charlotte de
ijrpas Venela Jumhes Lady Cake, Notices, hisses win
IN extensive OF all Kinds OF Confectionery i9r N.
comInr New Year Also good large loaf OF Bread % I'm
T,,ur rOIJ OWING DESCRIBED GOODS are offered
az yery low prices. They OF the very best quality
D,on Sons Btanui. Tea Sets, with the newly invented
patent Tea Extractor.
Ten trays in SETS cy single splendid patterns
SILVER plated Cake Baskets. CrstOrs, len Trays &c
Prtert yesta Solar Oeos:,lc and fatent spring Lamps
latest patterns 70 the CITY.
Fine Table Cutlery IN Sets or knives separate
WI Z. STOUrESB RICH. lis Fulton,
IA between Broadway and Nsssepst
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DRY GOODS.
j. o. TAYLOR & co.

JOBRERS, 50 CEDAR.STREET.
IETOUlD respectfully inform the Rcilcrs g. the c'y that
~ they are daily adding their already large stock OF
Ladies silk d Velvet Crsvat and iee themselves able To
ro,. IN prices m any other house in aG OF The above
named articles They have also on hand Shepards Canton
Flannel benched and nnbeached0gether win large a'-
sorrment Of Canton Table Covers of all sizes.
The Retail Merchants of the city nni III vicinity who con-
nue buy during the winter months. wall ind our 'ocS a.!
why, m and desirable by the choicest elecons oil Fore On
Dad Domestic Goods. Ga
ITcCTRDY. ALDRICH 1. SPENCER. q Exchange
w Place, offer for sale the following Woolen Goods:
20 Cloths, containing Piece Dye aud WOOL BLACK OnVe
and Cadet of Va.Ious qualities.
- cases PLAN and fancy striped md Plaid Ca.,imees
: do Satnc, containing Blues, Blro.. BGwn;. oxford,
Cndet and Steel Mixed. Diamond Ribbed and Pad oil
vl-IGgs grades. 80,
) cases PAN and Fancy Tweedi dlg Ion
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES;
TrON(i TEA COlPANY-CHONG, CONG, BAKER
co Tea and Coffee Merchants OF Inc ',nd Of Hong
cries and EUope Tor the ale OF their ens anu Cot
fee beg inform OF New Iok and the pe9ye 81
the nitei Gtss generally that they have appointed Mr. -
P TREACY 3 Pearl 81 linear franklin Square their Pnn
caa Agent for America, End they would now take se Liberty
al; calling nj cntOn OF the Ameucan puDc and that oil
Dealers especially TO their stock OF
TEAS AND COFFEE
which they pledge themselves he superior in gelv nnd
heap IN price that sold establishment OF the KIND
Ia the country nae up IN packages from a d. and upwards
nlso family boxes from o To - lbs.
Messrs C. c. Il. Co. wishing to resort 70 me u'la
PRACTICE Ofextravayan putting, perfectly 'nied to rest
their claims the patronage DISCRIMINATING community
mon far tra other article feeling condsn that when
once siry tsted the public will NOT n TO award TO them
that support which thsr merit and The immense superiority OF
their article deserves
Coffee OF The best favor warranted pure and fresh ground
every day. cuastaatly hand and at the lowest prices
The public generally respectfully invited 10 cal aad cx
anime the diefan. qualities specimens 81 whoa ere 10 BE- seen
at the Principal Office No. 3.5 Psat 81. (near Franklin
Squule.) dlA IN.
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~ & ]. MORRISON &. co.

:.
5pcRTg2s end flsafsrs In Small Wares, No. Hsiteh-
I'd 5iI gr,Isdway n. T. Keep Constantly had,
coos cssortlseas OF articles 10 lac arer6 and hee1s is.
81. tttrus Ya7a Wonret. do Couo9, THits4 Cet.on
..hyr ose iiair C0s Hosiery cad Sioses SeiyeI Eio
SJa. s4la Btrs Purse do ies ifi'so:,
rrior ~ a5ftny flair and Lace Pins Slk ana stsi Boil.
toa. , nd ags:e Butcaz Glrps and Rnge5 Tapes ard
Eir1isss q Hennn.s q ScaI senuns ho5al and Coun.
H,'H..ITN ;-;..i t,.er n "a N iaS2npe
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IOaN ANDERSON J. co. TOBACCO AND SNUFF
j Nanuiec:ufe-g Ms .Wsii ard s3 and -l5 Duane StTe
would respectfully inform ;EsiT iss ard the public tha- .e
YER 5efs patronage bestowed on then Df lie ast yea "a,
encouraged is ~ znetsT sIeors n pnng5 10 -fiec.o
n. aT.is OF their Grtact3re. rs.y improvement tl
Trrtsbc has sggsssd been edO9ed and our success Is
-v5 hv ne agTs-d INCHES: premium gwen D. tie
percn1 izs,y.e then l,e Anuun "a: n Ia CItJ, ot
re b Tobacco ana Snuff The Cause q tEr ;nccsza Z 10
- -, ts ,f.f IS vel rs the manufacture VI Cur To
h. for tie ruth Ok vGic se annexed esrIcets 81
bsye eesiT-eI sznpla Of Ar. john hnaerroas Fine
g.. Hoary ts-v Tobacco sad nod II 20 e pure Ioorfre;
,Sfr,- nix hose ttlances with saich rrch Of
10 orrfr.- ~ (,hsyE5n. ;o5Stco IS CONTAMINATED
- LANES z. CHitrUt, 81. u. CnEll-t, zs- g.
gs-v-Yo;k. ap-ils ch. let-
f- scaI,-ie Turkish Gzd Sp.nsa Smoking Tobacco. we
you'd rsscnne.d 5eEE ssrT supeIIos eTae.s-, -
packed IN SEAL OF IL and Ten dozen ss:h, ecnVse 'of
Ixay5 on hand srse sad rzred a:.oen, 81 Imported
Ssru1 togeke with Ereai varsty n nEnriScsfso l'
soe Agents n THIS City fr Lei:weh oelah5te. Csvec
dr. Tobacco Of s fosr eees brand whfn st5 es 4.
in excellence !pti-I az .tSi, =. =
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--.a.,r fs1S<-a-. IA nict. Crlt4i&N. rhUM
ssezszs EfsiANY. most respectfully in-
S"NVlaEsE forms The citizens oi New OH and
ne nubIc N .oefa that &c Ocse4 himself this city
,nL opens to-day 43 osdni, large Hsd ut Complete
Lsorneu' Spsc;nc!eS ar Reading GaSses 10 GOld SiVe;
,od sl,. Fscc5 he No.J also resnd the public 10 whom
- /. Manly known By hts Annuai Springs
oce lie last Ycsi1. that By m kNoYs-e o The optical
,cienra h, enabled t determine the syBe suitable Tor
aye Persons wih weak cyel De supped with gnssa,
gnct v .r-1ty benefit and not dsain tho ,SAt Particular
t.utipn en- led 10 style 0i perspective grOun gakses
If III, dnes flint winch H. th,.t high polss nd tIua
sround produce tho pu Sson and have ben shy recon-
md IpIoyn, tae sight 10 continued wrsg AMI Iosdinc-
o persons and such have BEEN 0oeTneG upon ioI
rs1 nbD be SUITED lie likewise gnSze 81
,p. -La.y in Did innes, da Soiciu the patronage OF a
q, wan al h=atlcles. Pi-aIs cal at
,iaY " WISE. Op,ican. <37 BrG1dway.
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For further PARTICULARS md conclusive evidence OF is supe
rior efficacy, see pamphe which may 20 0'iheG Oh "S'S
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. by J. y 4 d.
SiNllS wholesale Druggists 70 Futon st:aet. New otk
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States Ptice. 81 per botIls; SIX bottles Tor 70
lJ- The public respectfully requested 10 feneno,' my
II /, Srnlss SDSapaul THAI nus been and I. constantly
achieving such remS,krbc of the most difficult clusse'
-i,euses ch The human frame 'uuect; therefore .
tiir Sauds's Sursaparila, and take no etier d
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PRIVATE CoTrLILON PARTIES attended to BIZ Pa.
no Forte md V0in Performer tho best taeut IN Inc
Cy Inquire NJ JOLLlES jldsc Store. 80 Broadway diO
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMP ~,
PRINCIPAL STORE, LII CHATHAM STREET, N. Y.
Branch Stoies:
rs R!ceckcr street. New-g9Ik

rs Rloeckcr street. New YORK.
81 Grand street, near Suffolk.
1871 Greenwich s;feet near ui,ol,
10 FllOl stgoet, BROOKLYN.
81 Chestnut and Is NDdh Fifth. q. Philadelphia
u liaHoye, street, BOsLol.
INVITE the attention City ard Coustrg famiEes and
Purchasers their vein "ncfe iHey shs
viii be fpind by ihc bS selections OF pure md unahuIe
led Teas IN The Tinted Siass TIE CniGeTsa pOguR;Y ami
rsncya ofthsr with reference u bgh GuGe7. 10" m
ces and Upright dealing well understood To render sr-
the comments necessary Original nDt ONLY warehouse TOT
the sas OF lIowruas Black Tea" -Stn0ssts W. j
particular remember the nnmha OF the pnca 'ofe N
Chshnm greet VIZ Ill betwesn Pearl AMI Roosevelt s'reet
Use public viii ESQ I've pleased ke noca that the CanIon
II. tlu 49, -, 49, 70, ,as adv.,-,ssr1ant ~
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NEW FANCY GOODS, &c.

NEW FANNY UUUDS, CT.
:1E undersigned invite the attention OF the 5ds to
! assortment, oil NEW AND DESIRABLE GooDS.
adapted present and approaching seasons ecevs
~ las. srrv,,1 cou.xin. in par of PAPER MACHEE
GOODS. PAPETERlES. FANCY STATIONERY. &c.
Also PLATED WARE and TEA TRAYS, together with
n rres. va.e-y Of FANCY HARDWARE generally.
d. WILLIAMS & BILL. iS Maiden Lane
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DLaID BLACK sATINETS.-supe.ioL 9gaIsy, ius' re-
z cssTed and for sac ~ e u SlHSS -. -,
Eli - re@'Ns'
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E,RESH FRUlTS-E1isins in whole. half and CT. boxes
u Sultana RanInI Malaga Grapes,
Bordeaux Prunes, fancy boxes,
Turkey Fig Paste, Zan:e Cu:Tans.
Madeira and ltaisn CIt-ol,
Oranges. Lemons, FiSI,
NBttcr and Sleled Almonds,
Paper she'll and Bordeaux Alalonds Sc-
For sale IL quantities fer faInly use by
DIS GASSNER & YOUNG. 10 Chatham ".
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Tug IipR AND ADVENTURES or ALosso, Parts l. aud H.
svo. 30. loo w. NJ. ChTsy, Astor House. QFnnSHtcd
This translation, from the Spanish OF Don Geron'
mo Alcalu will b. read by many persons if they
ecollect the quotation made from this work in Dor
rows Gip.ies OF Spain" it ia ono of the most inter-
esting passages in that work. Borro'0, we re-
member Alright, compares this work TO Gil Bias.
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WEsTAR'S
mian Girl

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound BaIsamio Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar
The best remedy kno,on to the uorfd tSr me cure o.
ro,ohs. colds, ASTHMA, Group, bleeding o. the
Isngs, uhoopiag cough bronchitis, i1fu-
essG, shortaess Of breath, pais and
sceakness IN The breast or SIDE,
l,rer complaint, and tie f'St
sy1p,S Of
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20 TUOMrsCJN'S TRUSSE5, Office % Beck
Il S\Snan st.eet. About Wy 81 the hfst pDysicInns
Ssa/ Mind surgeons Of New York have gwen tbeif de
WrHclrel preference 10 this fuss n' you can siadu
ate The pressure from one To hity poupis on mo
,untn-y without back pad which does SO much injury 10
the sp,1s nr s being The best test OF l shpenoryt
/. D1lrd nnd M days tfiu given, ard ~ d,es no. euL hs
ntrc te performing every KIND Of exercise or coughing
,nI eiy. nect ease-in word, II Is not tatsnctoy u
nj contifion ON WINCH you should buy any truss A per-
cure IL easily effected and warranted directions
hose sending for this Tru need only mention the side rp
rd ana the measure round tho hips tboy can aduat
the pressure 10 suit their Bold Wholesale and retail
Beekmnn street. ee1 -
IA UATS-FALI. FAsHlON-A general sssotmsnt
"a of(cn Hats such as Cashmere, brush nuifm.
~, long and short mapped beaver six and mosssn han
warranted On r bodies nnde OF the best mntenah ana "oix
fnan.hip ALI SelH. nj the yeTy lowest Rncs o,s ,ss
Also, Caps and Furs OF ever oescflpnon --l ny ~.
-, 9-as2 10 STEAMBOAT FOR shLE.-The new
Itnrgs and e9pmod,oys low pressure sSa, mn
bosf ElV JERSEY Is offered Tor sae on
- - teS1T. md u price. The NewJefssy was but
Philadelphia 64l by days works, oil me tes, ma ella
IN lie most substantial manner. and in le43 Wak enlarge
improved By SIR Capes, ard N all pnrlcuafS now IN
plete order with very full inventory She most ad m
ADAPTED for large pgssage route and can accotpaode
bet manner go passengers. " . oa,r,
the XF.yVJ ERSEY not sold before the 18th ofJaL
.he VII on hni day be sold without rs,erye or fesucton
he highest bidder, at the Merchants Exchange ,,yu
For further particulars apply to X. y: ~ Ea.,
NJ, vo,, Dar 70 1914 dL3 tJan "a
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lLcrsr, would call the attention OF business men ,d Others
who haze To Memorandum Book. TO the shove
Just published for the ensuing year This arranged
with printed heading for me0randun for every day N me
year Sundays GcIuei: AID Tune and l1:e5es;
h,es the whole benz larger thanA pOcaet wallet 0t which
they can also &c adapted they made WIFE ;nc and
S.t for that PURPOSE Published and ,old Wholesale and
et,il BIZ FRANCIS x LOUTREL.
gam MaDufac:ur!ng StaiiOnErs, n Maiden lane.
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WANTED

rVFOpNATTON WANTED-Of PATRICK nDdJAaIES
NifPPijY isI,cs-s When as: hssrd from they getet,
the Sate Pa0yssna. sd worse tof ?, s s'
name Cuye-they yzers also IN Batao, as arc ho ~
I 20 b. m spraa Any Information OF tfenl WI ee
:hahka7 recesveSi hy TIER ser. BRIDGET MCRPhf a.
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Iha Matte B.un School Gso-'ilo. 10. h5fdsed.
sTAphy ami Atlai Webse!'S Dictionary iof
fsar lSi.rys Geography Ion Schools, Elno.
JE.dTs1. TO- 10. no. lSriC.
Peter Pa-sy'l History flr Chl-. Ma Lincoln; Botany.
dIer Do. iiO-a1y for Beginners.
HurTiti's Geography ri the Do, Natural Philosophy
Heavens. with az Atlas. do. Natural Philosophy f0i
Fe!cSes' Astronomy i0i Be BcSn.et3.
cinrers Do. Lectures on Chs:nHTy-
Gpodc's EGceziascal Els To. CaenisttT Ter esnners.
tory for .Schccla. lisslinuGetti Picture heatilGg
haIn-s Elements OF Crucisil. Book.
9yn. pTesoai irteres. Tables D per
Preston. Interest Tables par cent, -,
cent. DO Do Hhridgsc.
Practical OF English Language irrn.
ducton co6lpDsIOn which the cenrCcGonS arc cassi-
I into r,edlcaons aud phrases By Edward Hayen, author
Of the peler g1i Dciinc-. PuEt fi.=:-
r---s nj nni .econd hrinh NJ one yDI. tsp2Y
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our sfnteIlI IIWUU,
WllLlANi q. WARM

I N KN,IU
| ,t,s-r a. g. &. D Slris Gent. The statement made
by " t. AIRING respecting hts case and the suffering
though which rs passe be implicitly relied upon.
| VERY :cSpcc fully yoqts,
RICHARD STEELE
The foown: interesting presented. and the reader
careful perusal- Comment such evidence is
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TE7o MERCH,ANTs. TEACHERs, AND oIiEiiEs.-

4 HUNTINGDON < sANh6E, 80 ttdr! street, hs.l
Es.p c.nEanLY tor sac aF-e an COMP e:s assortment di
caoo. CLASSICAL and Miscellaneous Books, Baas berss N
every varsity Lsisr Cap ruled AMI paiai iii, p:awnc
dat Tea pa9eT. tlui'is lax. Sealing Wax. &c, &c.
Merchants Teacher School Committees and Others, WISH
lag 10 purchase ~ fad i ol their iaterSs 10 call
rs val turGa III a-clss line 81 .ow p.ccs and IN
aa asY ets luz: foe scHaos AHn ACADEMIES
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] 4 Wksr.-E. b. WASHBURNE. Attorney nj Law, ca
lna (lnnis) will eve his 10 the collection OF debts
he New Yors Alcrchnuts IN lnena. Rockford md Rock
Island. Illinois, ~ Du GGguc, lowe; IN raiissy!e ro'o''
puire du Chen, Ninetnl Point and Madison. Wisconsin
49, ~. v,rL sll II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
$4,000 On the Ten Southern
STATES

'0FWe are authorized to inform those wings
whoproclaim positively and so sanguiney tina.
POLK will not get the electoral vote of sir States
Of the whole Union ; and many of whom say that
Clay will get the electoral voto of sir of the South
Sta,es that, if they believe so strong in these as
sertions they have it in their power to make money
by backing thoir faith.
sWe are authorized by an individual who is at
hand to state that he will bet that Polk will gel
the ELECTORAL vote of the Ten Southern States bot
ting $500 on each and every. State. He is ready
to stake money or negroes to the amount of the
bet.
If there is any person whose faith is greater
than his purse, he can have a chance at lower
rate' say 500 on each State. Come put up OF
back out.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
Democratic Meeting in johnson County.

A very large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Democrats OF johnson county some or 300 in
number, was held on the 18th inst at Clarks.
vile, at which, resolutions were passed nominn.
ting Thomas 5. DREW, of independence county,
as Candidate for Governor, on tho Democratic
ticket, in place of DR.. Chapman, who has declined
being candidate. Ratifying the nominations
made at the National Democratic Convention.
Favorable TO the immediate annexation of Texas.
RePudiating the Democracy of Cyrus w. Weller
and the ''Times and Advocate" &c. &c.
lhs Convention nominated their candidates
for the State Legislature u S follows:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
The Mormon Affairs.

The late ST. Louis papers give no additional
incidents Of this domestic warfare. The Smiths
are dead, and were assassinated by mob, whilst
they were in Jail under the arrest and protection
Of the laws.
Gov. Ford has found the Mormons a subdued
dssplrited peopele; from whom there need be no
aPPrehensions. He has disbandcd his army all
but about 200 men.
Some citizens Of Missouri crossed over into II.
linols 10 assist in the war against the Mormons,
but Gov. Ford ordered them all back
The So Warsaw Signal" appears to be camor.
Gus for war of determination against these un.
fortunate bigots, who now demand more of our
sympathy than of any other feeling. The "Sig.
naP' says that "the old settlers and the Mormons
cannot live in the Same State, that one or tbe 9TH.
or must leave"
Gov. F. has issued his proclamation explaining
the murder of the eSmiths-denounces the murder.
ers and seeks their discovery. He SAYS that his
pledge, and that of his whole army, was given to
hold their persons involate, when they surrender.
ed themselves TO the authorities of the State. and
this pledge has been basely violated, and the char.
ac'er of the State blackened with nfamy, by this
cold blooded outrage.
One Of the first men in that portion of the
Stafe."-Does the Little Rock Gazette, mean that
Jesse Turner was one of the first men who came
to this part Of the State, or aohai?
We want TO hear that eloquent voice of TuR.
NER's. which we have never done, although we
have known him for many years. The Gazette
prates about Mr.. rs regard for the rights and
feelings of others" If Mr.. T. would have less
to do with editing the I" Frontier Whig," us is cur
rently believed in this place, while it is advocating
his election and denouncing his adversaries we
then might believe something about his regard for
fair dealing and delicacy to his adyersaries.
The Editor takes fattering notice of our good
natured townsman. Mr.. S., as "pleasant speaker,
who will bo roady to second his colleagues in more
ways than one." There is one way he will Sc.
cond his colleagues to certainty--that is. he
will be second 10 the hindmost one
! will be so far behind the democrat
Thea viii not even get dirt thrown -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

Mystic Club.-The members of this association
are requested to meet at Kibbe's, to-day at IL o..
clock, to hear a valedlctory address delivered by
one Of the brethren, who will leave for the cold
north," on the next boat. Ono of objec: of this
meeting is to discuss the qualities of Klbbes fresh
assortment Of wines and liquors, just from Bal
timore''