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~ Canal from Vol River TO Memphi..-B

order OF e board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of ihe Town OF
Memphis Tennessee 10 hereby advertise Tor proposals %
construct Canal from Wolf River 10 the City Of Memphis
srlncs % Eleven Miles. SAID Canal viii be laid out IN
OF EACH and sealed proposals for rs consnc
ton will be received until the at day OF July next the
work be- paid for the Bonds OF the Corpouon having
Twenty Years run, with interest payable semi annually al
PHI rleiphia
Tne Corporation Is Of debt and has revenue which
ia. increased % per cent per for the last four years
and about twenty i've (25o00 thousand dol
.ars a year.
Operators wishing are invited to come and ex
anime the ground when all the Information desired VIII be
furnished J. FINLEY, Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis 9th April 1915 AL tly2hos
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- NEWBJklsH ~ MMEk kkrkEAT.-The
subscriber respectfully announces o us puouc una -
- slll continues Keep the above named bOAhDtNo
ESTABLISHMENT Tor tine reception VI sboss who nay
sn To ENJOY ange and healthy ainosposcA
lhe House - LARGE aud COMMODIOUs and pIsesenuy
,uals ON Academy Hill WITHIN hive mlnutsS wsAk ~ "
steamboat landing tn. prospect OF e richest % -
ud-on anordins an unoUsuctei Of Newbvsgh boys
.iI a nne view West POINT, tins Highaids, hounAAoeb
scenery Families single persons can W aeeommooe'
.Ith board by the day weex al reasonsss Pr'ce
Newburgn, May, lota lmyH 1mispl L. r. Dopok
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VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LtNlMENT-TMs celebrated remedy 10
for the first time offered TO the Nes-York public The
where u originally introduced. has induced the propre
tor to extend lis throughout the country There hss
never yet been discovered external remedy that has
proved certain IN is effects permanently curing the io
owing diseases Rs<umatisn, Srelsd Ltni5s Pam IN TIA
Ct<st and Bach, SPraiH Bses Nervous tfecf,ons eal
the Joia ConracoRs Of tie Nascles, Burnt. SAT-
Rseun, Group igue IN the Face loott iche, ca. sc.
The following letters from the highly eminent physicians
who have hsd charge OF the Hospital IN the sing Sing state
Prison for years, IL the most powerful evidence IN IN
vor OF this celebrated EXTERNAL REMEDY, and na sui'
fccnt guarantee lis worthy the confidence OF the pube
For particulars the certificates accompanying each box
Price 3 cents.
Nv Dar SIR, Received your OF yesterday asking my
opinion in relation 20 HUNTS LlNlMENT, prepared b,
Mr. O. Z Stanton. Knowing composition, and having
frequently used T. can recommend 10 you as safe exer
nal remedy al IN my opinion the best Lnimen now IN use
'''S '''' anu 4 k. HOFFMAN. NJ D.
Col PIERRE VAN CousrLASDr
fully concur in the above opinion.
WM " BELCHER, NJ D.
This Llnimentis sold by Rushion Co. ITO Broadway, II
Aston House, Broadway corner Fourteenth street. b. \
d. Sands ~ Fulton street. 273 Broadway II East Broad
way; Aspinwal SO William street, MeaAim 5ll Broadway
uiOn, 2 Bowery Of Grand street. Moss, corner OF
and Grand {. p Huess l0t Nassau street
of Ann. Bonsa. Canal and Hudson, Austin
corner Cedar and Nassau. j. ]. Coddngon 3S Hudsons
Graham Old Slip and Water o.. Hubbard COBB, ~
John So Mrs Hayes lS) Fulton ST. Brookyn Ouirk, cor o.
Atlantic Columbia streets. Brooklyn, and Druggists re
uerally throug the United States and by HOADLEl
PHELPS CO. li2 Water street T. who are the W hole
agents Orders addressed 10 them To the proprietor
Al Sing Sing. VII. be attended to-
GEORGE F. STANTON
Bush Hyycr 49, Disbrow AS, HILL 9os Greenwich 81
Gunn cor Blocker and Christopher SIS; Wsison 80 Caa
Gabander Ia Jackson 100 Cherry st. Rotton
1872 East Broadway; Colby S5i Pearl ST. Everett ~ Hudson
street, Hart 3iS Grand street, NJ n. Bune, r. J. Husband
lO7 9,h avenue Coggeshall, Chatham ST.; Crmoe hous
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~ The Celebrated Lectures Of Prof. Fauvel

GOURAJD. on PHRENO-AlN EMOIECHNi or THf
ART oF lNrSovfNG IHE MEIoRY ahand-ome roya octave
II nearly 600 pages, niy bound IN CLOTH L an e1sas-
al Portrait offhe Author.
An invaluable work % hose who deficient Of memory
81 facis.-- IrtbInc.
A useful WORK. eioquerfly rrren-N ~ror.
An Indispensable accessory u al existing -rares-t0t-
ne.
H. Irae Sur.
Published hy WILEY PUTNAM New-l ork
Puc- :. 4-'rodl
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THE PUBLIC i nouned mat IN, Office for the sale Of
L SCHENCk's PULMONlC SYRUP, Las been removed
from No iJf 10 No. COurandsireet north side, few
doors below Broad way. opposite National Hotel We
the public TO bear IN mind thai ?. Beekman Of ~,
C0urtand-sirecf, Is No LONGER AN AGENT for the sale
Of tle Ger!u!ne sCHENCk's PULMONIC SYRUP.
Beware o. Commercials beware Of spurious limitations
To obtain The pure genuine nnaduieraed ,chencSs Pumo-
ac syrup 20 directly 10 The Propreiors once, NO Court
and
Th. Meiiclnes ne only one ever discovered a can be
relied upon with safety Tor TIE cure % Pulmonary COneunp
non. II has cured ben every hing else has aediie
thor ams i, without The fear Of contradiction, and does u
upon lie dearest CONVICTIONS VI truth II taken, and used
according 20 directions i seldom fails OF e-ctng perfect
IT, principle of operation easily explained Il soolhs and
The troublesome cough. npens tie absces- facilitates
uiOraton. and frees tr lungs Of the mailer heb
collect. n tire srtubes Il REGULATE. The bowels without The
Of other mel cle eu- tie system. and pgrnes
ne blood II contains no mercury OPIUM or other poison
Ingredients, ou made exclusively Of roo and herbs
Ia >cencks Ir-4e, 10 be- Ind l-ra-l al his once Court
a-d-Let ne cary history VI lA- syrup H.! oe seen IL
originated run - curing tie AuAor when IL the lowest
sis e Of Pulmonary CONSUMPTION
Is mrdcne, a. cure for fu nlonary Consumption, nas
become permanently established with the public To.
number " cures Of Pulmonary Consumption made n thu
City, which are before Tire pubic, are sufficient 70 prove MA,
The syrup viii Consumption, and 5 he only medicine
.l can be relied upon with safety IN hat rghu d'eaze
To iLe C0lsuMpLye nothing be Of interest than
he of Mr. Tucker No - Yor1-stree Jersey Cy. s
far reduced n Consumption A. 70 be unable ~ leave
ripen 'he ab-ee-s brad and she disctar
yearly quart Of yellow matter; Der uug- healed her ie-n
returned AMI she tie ~ oyment VI good h.a.tn
NJ Lu,k Pastor Of The r. D Cnlrch Jersey Clfv ,tafe-
hat b.. acquainted with Mrs Tucker and believes her
gwen Sc1encss TREATISE Of Consumption
q
We avs only space mention The names Of Mr. C. Van
Nest brunswick. lafe Merchant Of New l0rz, No IS
N.An-treef, h0 restored health by u the
syrup Also, Mary l. an Buren,. No Is Chnstoph street
Nrwiork Charlotte Evans - Montgomery Jer.sy
CITY daughter Of Mr. Peter Delaney, No = MarGet-stre
NeqS4r4 y j., who were al victims TO Consump uon and
cured 0y ihe Use of syrup alone
We ust add m conclusion, that any person WISHES i1r
her satisfaction tan furnished in Schemes TreAse- 2,
reference persons Of e highest Standing VINO ave 60
rlrel BIZ ,clrnca'- Pu-mnrlc ryrun. ~ nnroe
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REMOVAL.
BOARDING SCHOOL

PREPARATORY (BOARDlNGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
i TOWN COMB. H. CHASE, A. NJ PRINCIPAL
Established IN 1885 Sessions commence MAY 18th and Oct
l5t continuing five months. at 80 per session. Thorough
preparation tor College business and personal attentions
are secured pupils fully the most expensive schools
Lads from New iork placed IN charge Of careful per
.ou gong and returning Circulars ~ Market
D n R,o,f,,av d2}
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POh THE FILES.

nR- UPHAN5 ELECTuAKf tan internal remedy
~ certain cure FOR the PILES, either internal or eAier
aa.berng OF blind Sold only 10 ms city al hs ONCE VI
the ns1nal Proprietor A UPHAN, ~ d. regular ed9ca
te: PHYSICIAN Of enfy years experience confined
ocr pracrcr Piles and az Chrome Diseases are
ce.suy treated Medical Oice, lss Bowery, four DOOR
sbov- springeuce Ones bozrs from A. ~ 10 p. N.
Acyee arss-a nyg7 lnDkW'
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= The Grea, American Remeay-son,hern

Rnlrl.-Tr- medicine j. pleasant a. ef.-.Iai r.
'~e1v f,- Colds Coe-hs Ir1lrnzi RAISING OF Blood
s.f-raa Pe.-.-r Br1nchfis Liver Comp amt Consume
on tri other diseases arising from On--urfef ue-,r
atom Nosy Rad Ills testimony. and can or send AMI .e-
r-lfffsl, f. Dr. lr Ief containing Treatise on Colsul-
-or &C. ~ ma humorous sworn cerlr-a-- such As fol-
,,. 81 wife ,vi- ai c-ef with OIL ecf0l II r un- pain
q lie r. s1I chest and general debility ssnec-orain
blood and rr, Tor 3Vclrsl n0rrl tr les' medical skill
lomeonlfr aud ailorlfrc Trey pronounced her lungs
rrafai and i@srair-l II tec-r- cre. tired v.r.o-
1..-rf l-1-- without effect Finally. 10 August last
t-ef ~1r ~1lerr BALM Se has taken two bottles and
perfectly cured Iclaaien-g recommend . % a similarly
.r,-..l tRTHI b. KAUFMAN
Residence d CIarl est store eng Br0litrav
Civ and County a. Nrw-l orb. ga 3. Haup'nin berg
iuv -,vorl l-r-es and -sT ~ De above certificate
correct and trlr \" p. III - Com ot Deeds
FOR ncse proofs A. see pamphlets, 10 be- lad gratis 62
Tie >ftern Balm IS sold b. i.'- generally through
THF ANIMATING. APERlENr. ALTERATIyE PILLS
SOUTHERN BALM PILLS.
IL CENTS 4 BOX or - PILLS
Tie he.i End cheapest gene Family PHI ever intro
lnc-i Th-se Pills have been Tested many years 10 every
form ~ disease lr sng from m SAFE Of e blood ana
,-r Guide and have proved sie ana efficient Purifier
moving lnori matter from rc stomach ari bowels. pro-
nj sim ID r-s-U- rni lullrl- vI-lr i1 DE system For
i,.r inform or 500 Southern Balm Pamphlet 20 b. had
ft. prurrefors q fre.ti3 Broadway gIalu-olslq.
No family should be without one ~ these valuable Pamp-
ef-.
More Agents wuiedt throughout ihe United States ard
Canad. 4 liberal discount u dealers. JED WN>-
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- Water Cure.-Dt SAW gives advice on ne ne"
Sy.frn ~ IS Barciaystrecf eltrance present t5 Pa
tents with Chronic Diseases treated ~ New Lebanon
>rrn.s Columbia CO. y. \ situated > miles T. OF Albany
iud miles ". oi fllslelg. Mass. Dr. : VII spend por
lofis Of flc summer season a. Ills place.
The Wafc,-Curr Journal ard Teacher OF iieait- Joe.
>he,v NJ d. Editor. Cam .bel Nhmarsh fuhlsAers
an be- obtained 81 VIM H. Graham, Tribune Buildings, loi
sau-sireei Newlork City subscribers VII hereafter
receive their numbers al . place. Terms - Per Nolns
1l q numbers. ID aaNAncr. ul1I
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~ u -tf cilrrl b9 No ifrItiI'4 VlI'aI- - 90,
rs LII failing n .urr freud can te found IN DALLElr
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR that has cured uoussnl'
IT al siuds Of la Tor ears dered eeft ~ -
and medicine sold whesr-sle and retail al No Is FULTON
lreet. b1ildng, y. Y. None genuine without NE VIZ
mot prniedl isB4ur- OF DALEY on ue wrafpei
u each boz Al orders " DC addressed 70 n DALEY, esfs
u Aass. Frost ,e5 SO@ltW'
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Uatert nlc0ieines.
wrSTAR,S RArSAM.

4 COMPOUND BAl.SAMlC PREFARAIlON from
n Wild Cherry Bark and TN.-The best kEMEDf
Group Bssiny OF he Lungs. WhoopIngc Bronehi'
IS Influenza >horiness OF Breath Pain ant WEAKNESS ~
the Breast Side, Liver Complain and Ihs nrs' stages OF
CONSUMPTION.
hopeless have trny established - vast superiority oVc
every former medical discovery. II has always been ~
Natures own Prescription" beng formed cheiy nom
chemical extracts from Wild Chsrry Bark and INt~o
lungs prevail We ive sfev instances OF ~ extraordinary
power. from acsalogue almost without end;
adv address VIII be gwen al the Newly ork Agency
who gwen up by all O her physicians 10 de oi con
SUMPTION hal hard tamor for months on ne sdefsseI
among arge Quantities OF matter sort O oony suossnce-hs
sAen no medicine for MONTHS being past a. hope-en
irey cured by few bottles OF tins Balsam IN september
and October, 1874
down. for years being obliged TO sleep sitns
posiure far cured TO attend 10 his business IN The mos
stormy weather
rhoma. Bradee ESQ j. F. Jsnacs. L. cured Of asthma
ii ~ wears standing.
Thomss Coxen. Hsidonfeld. y. j. tesihes under oath
that hr had violent IN anu pain IN the steor months
n .ed iargs Quantities OF corrupt maer-aso much oood-
his phv.clans could do but little tor hnigsve hm plNs %
mercury but did gOOd-hs trends al supposed ne nal
gsogng consumption entirely cur.i oy nree oo'ies o.
WlSrARS BAL>AM .
Ms Ann ID Hopkins Of knowesvie, " Y. entirely
cure, OF liver complaint and general debility OF eigh'e~n
months standing 80, -
jacob Hoffman. VI. y. Huntingdon. cured child OF P
>chroehe Of obstinate disease Of me Lungs, after ne haS
,rled all the usual remedies m
Cases daily occurring In every part 81 me country
every shade OF Lung and Liver disease over every other
preparation heretofore known the wsrid.
Sold, wholesale ami Retail by a Is. D. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists - Fuiion-st. NewNors Sold also
ONLY AcENrs IN THIS CITY Price. 81 per bottle SA
bottles for - mh-S ON
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Change OF foralion.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
nR. J. O. HEWITT has removed to No. Ill Mscdougs
~ street. near Ble.cAer. y u Practice confined 10 Ds
locations Spr.ns Conuacons, Rheumatisns, Nervous Al
iecions spinal and Hi Diseases White swellngs. Weak
of the LIMBS &C. References given ON applying To Or
H. my3 I'm
REMOVAL.
John I. BEACH, Dealer IN Paper. Rags, &c from zS
- Pear-streei No. 10 PA, street. Gold myou
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The DEIAyAN HOgsE.-Ihs spacious and stated,
edhce i at length completed and ready for the recep
non of guests IL thrown oren 20 the public yesfer
day and the day previous and was hroused during the
whole Time hy hundreds 81 curious and grained specta
tors The building lot OF 40 feet front on broad
Nay and Montgomery and lo- feet >ieuben, ano
five stories high The main entrance, which though
arge and lofty. scarcely IN proportion with The
immense size of the House, j. on Broadway, and thert
are private entrances on Sieubcn and MOnicomcry-sts
The lower story ground floor. j. occupied Broad
way and >teuben front by large and handsome
stores, and the Montgomery street front with pleasant
and cOvcnent halhn-fOom-. An air OF neaincss Snc
comfort pervadcs the whole establishment and The
superficial observer cannot fail 10 be- struck with the Cd
mirahe plan and ran cement OF the interior The lessee
of the Deavan House j. Mr. kocEHs long and iavoraby
known the proprietor Of the Marlborough House Boz
ton Albany i've. Jour tdnesday-
~ The Catholic Magazine says" On the iih
Of MAY were admitted 20 the White Vel. the Vista
aon Convent Baltimore Miss Mary Glare Pye. OF Charles
county Nd and Mss Amelia Hielbcreer OF Baltimore
The name Of the former IN religion is sister Mary Alloy
,us that OF the latter IS sister Mary Bapusia.
II An exer,ion is about to be made In Boston 70
raise funds sufficient hall for the Natural HI
-ory Society worthy Of H. rich and noble collection
~ Almond OIL applied daily with the advice Of
a physician VIII prevent marks from the small pox
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SANS soUoI HOTEL, BALLsroN SPA, n.

- THIS LUNU hNVw N AND tANUklIk LsrAb.
a. i.nnenl, Win extensive grounds belonging " ~
all appurensnees, has been recently put into u
most perfect repair, and Will be- opened os W
.ecepuon oisslors on The l5tn OF June next
Tue Inducements aud adv antaees offered by tn1 ~
souc shliu summer rctfsAt too widely hnoW
render description necessary Ito spscious ~
.ieganl saloons and HpaItmcnts-r rich and dvessne4
Jeaty pleasure grounds, now In Inc hSees
of nsh aud cullvation-tle quiet feureusn W -
iady comfort and order winch 10 neeoA
snail per, AIDE and characterize the whole cs,soushnsee-
A, combine present unrvsled attractions 10 ths poene
generally. 81,
To families and those who, nom delicate bealth OF OBJ
fessons may prefer quiet and repose Offers peculiar save
ages. Its location Is mes from Saratoga Spungs w
anon by railroad several sunes dAy
ahoing opportunity o sing hng IN The gaiuse 40
nusenens fashionable watering place, witoes -
NIX gu end confusion OF iu crowda
fne Saratoga Mineral ai-rs VIII be- constantly mfnehea
tres health al and sparkling ~ al Tie sprngs hsenssveA
There Mineral fountains IN the nuieiins vtcn,y
II the Sans Souc OF great value aud efficacy Ths sew
SULPHUR SPRING BArss Saraoss Lake arc four naAse
san and carriages VIII nom e Hotel al al umse -
of visitors Who may wish 10 uss e oekn
ENJOY the delightful scenery OF the lake =. -
The SoucI wa be- under the charge VI MA n N
CRANE and h. w. HUAtUkD, late VI tho Esgs Tevssus
Albany aud they trust lss elr personal snofu togsss
many advantages and attractions, VIZ fsaocS
that ties wished for by thosS who sees neeAss
lomfor pleasure during the coming season
t<fll IA
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L'IhE.WOhh >.-MhULE5ALE AID hEiAiL--
l. United states Laboraiory.-Tbe sUbscnber. have o.
nard aud for an entire stock of briam Fus " oro
comprising very general assornent when iof Dss-y
appearance and real utility will exceed ever ofsfea o
i-sn n IS years. II sold By weight VIII BE f"sna %
perhaps 81 per cent the cheapest u tne cry
" GAssSER YOUNG,
1872 Chsihan-st opposite Chatham Theatre,
ns.l,. IN ,rrre. and ruls and Agents for tie celebrs
I'D Pavilion Fountain al Saratoga
B-serp-n and Clss-rs beng prohibited In this city
Y Will only receive orders for them from The country
- a ~
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THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS Cwley 4 Put
mans L hraLN of cLnlc. r...in-- NJ NLIA

THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS (Wney 4 Put
Mans Library of choice reading. No. MID
This Is rather heavy book the writer wants viva
cry and individuality of Repression while he aims at
both But he has seen great deal and with mind and
eyes well prepared TO see The book presents q bet
sr wholesalc account of manners and population H.
The East than other more captivating books We have
mao we know almost enough now; Egypt ana
faes'ihe are getting To be as hacknicd ground a
greece ana Italy. Soon there will be no strange
Wild places IN the world at all the pyramids viii b,
waich-boxes and iceberes hired out ~ S,mme,
residences. Ten or twelve wears AGO Am ENGLISH
nan was ready 10 commit suicide. because LOOKING
down from the great pyramid he saw au ENGLISH
Abigail, with green parasol, what would he do IN,
solitude and retirement now An eu,erpr;,,n. IN
cTauar projects at Hamburger party OF pleasur,
siore to take "Trip round the world 90 The ar
Engagements are SO made as 20 secure them perpetual
WINNER !" Red Indians and Bcdouin chiefs adorn
s so;rees Of Partisan danes and are entertained BY
ssTodnc;ons OF their own tents or wigwams IN tho
ocen ofthe chateau. The wild Kabylcs are to b,
Npoyed IN draining or other sanatory measures n
raed by their native domain TO make IL convenient
Europeans Verify he who wants romance
W soon have to seek i, exclusively in the heart OF
-'a Tor none will be left in the mere circumstance
WE outward world x
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~ Mr.. Tharp and several others arrived a, s.
y nom me Mountains on sunday last They camc
nm, ~ benis fog', bringing one hundred and eighty
Pa Ks OF mrs, &c IN siS wagons II j. said that IN
uss9s,nee OF The nidness Of the winter, only about
ccSs.s NE usla amount Of buffalo robes have been
Gov Nv u az rents For. lurs are almost entirely taken
H n "n''es and not by Indians a. formerly Wher
y tap len the For. Bents coinpapv Was preparns
sboct N. W snd VIII probably arrive al independence
- =" Of June louisville Journal, May 80
Va ~ sa boots and short dresses are the rage
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PREMIUM STORE

COUTHOUY 4 MEYERS, 81 Broadway. respectful,
" the public call at their store snd examine TN
richest and extensive assortment Ia be found IN tn
country OF BRONZED and OhMOLU CHANDELIERS.
CENTRE MANTEL. SOLAR, BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABEAS, 6IRANDOLES BRAC
KEr BRANCHES aud CANDLEsTICkS IN every variety
of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article, pc
cuiariv desirable for packet, and steamboats,
In evidence Of the superiority Of THIS portion Of their stocL
over other Of ~ class offered Ia the public IN ths City
they can with honest pride refer less that SIX GOLD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the msnuiactuf
within the lat seven years for tie greatest variety anu
beauty patterns and the unnvaed finish OF their work
Every article sold by G. v is warranted be what hey
represent and who wish obtain first class goods
price often paid for such Of very inferior quality
are requested them with call before purcasn.
eisew here.
g--- liberal discount 10 Churches and Hotels 81 ~
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OHEHF HOUoE fOHNIoHfNU . ONH'
IHE undes ned keeps constantly on hand al low prices
j a good assortment Of Hardware. TnwHe Bri,snnia-
ware Japanncd- WOoi-wsre and Basket, An excel
n assortment Of Table Cutlery OF choice patterns at iowrs
market prices: Pocket and Pen Knives Of al descriptions
Britannia Coffee and Tea Pos Lamps, Ac Tea Trays u al
Descriptions. Also large number ofcholce patterns Of Go
Inc Tea Trays. very cheap Also. Hoowwae, az Pots.
Kettles sad Irons Carpenters Tools cheap and Of The
BEST quality, Planes, saws, Gmscls, Ac Also, Mails
Locks Carpet Tacks &c. Likewise Brushes Of almost ever
Nnd-C and Har Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes
An excellent variety also Of WOOdware and Baskets Tubs
Pals Wash Boards, Clothes Horses, Bowls and Trays.
BrOOms Cradles, Basket Chairs French Travelling Baskets
&C. Sc Please give r. r. JOHNSTON call at 80 Catha.
ne-sree and h. will strive accommodate you with ans
hing l his line cheap can be- afforded IN ne CITY
X. X. JOHNSTON
" BAN excellent assortment Of oval and oval hollow
Patent Brass Stair Rods. mlZ
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NOTICE.
Two FARMERS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
American Institute has appointed NisliiDs Conmnsc
b0afe vi Agriculture, 10 .xsIn- FEED Cfops ~
any extraordinary gfowths vi fsa Orchards, Oasdsss 80
me wards report 10 Tins Iustipaa Jpveo
sno desr. To their industry and skiu
Will peass " commitments tn~s oesue " -
g. MAILMAN, ESQ Corresponding secretary " ~ ~
uu,e al the keposltory fsfk, CON ~ ihsy 9e
prepared Tor visit HENRY MEIUJ.
WILLIAM J. TuWkSkND,
EDWARD CLARK,
,s6 II. John ThAtEks.
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~ The Original once ior ne sac Of The genuine
PCLMONIC SYRUP. ~ COlRILAAD STREET. one
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