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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

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rRxvcv PrIs-s' Frr.cv v,-Tsa
t,E oss sAhSs per yard, At cotVSpiIs Hal. No SIt
0rshe
(Ai.-riisut,a,.i
RIoH ISDn CRAPE >HswtS-Win b. ~
frrs thls day a. Colr=sA.a Hsl Ne 81 Sr.rt srss
wk,s- AID soOEsd from 8 % 81 rcSy wosh Ton 81
% sa
BUFFALO AM NEw-losx CRY Roto-fos
BUgFALo AND rue VISTA rS.4 bsins the sssrssf
rev in fuu oyera;'oa. forming ~. queke.S p-p,s.<G
end oAespc,t root. for travellers The trsk Of the
& Asse r sG We ses ~ nj rrs s..i %
Horrelkvirc and tAspce BY Buffalo and v cty Rod
Bseaie Morning Exprsss AZ AN r-ssses sas,e II ~
the ssrne evening Evening" ExpSrs q Pm r~ssss~
BGs,Io at as next mornins r.r- q - R.sssz.
she,led thrnuEe sep~'es ssy'rtA,s. 80 er-sh, zoo
ssTtssI rAE,sasr- '0sere Of W c rhIsAoss, As.ss
No IS CoGrsiasSsst, New"fsrs
rAasests~ns.sl
RICH SPRISs AND SusnEs SLxs-The lsr
dice Of this City particularly invited 10 visit co.vssss
Han, No. si Grsnd-st. and examine new and essnt
s,'tn ert o rch Sprins and summer Sfs every ysesy
pam and sresSe psin and stripe ins, and Fsalst Sss
received tina dAy rom saetoo. al OF which Wi D. sid q
small advance On auction pnces.
tAa,-t~~ueasl
GAs.-Gss Fixtures of beautiful design SD
workmanship are rceIysd daily 81 the sres. Nsnafssas'
Designers constantly engaged producing new ps,ssssa
fAiverussneatl
APRu FooLs.-Persons who have 10 d.
gsetr~oype Of their es decidedly atsry tsssy sss
least but those Who don't 90 Roors &c No S BrssA-
wsy where they get picture. will be downrsAf Apra
sook RooT's success does dsreed upos the vcssA
A perfect likeness "a thing. ram shine
lAavert-crentl
To HoUSE FuRsIsHERs AND Ornsss.-$5N.'
- ~ A...l,. WsuI.~w -
Cursirs and Drsrery. DsmsA Table LinssS NArsssiss
Quilts and Counterpspes and other useful and fancy
cles tor honsc and hote kecper Intended sr tho syss
trsde VIII be sd at COLUMBIAN HAIL, No tst Gr>saSs
at = per cent. below tho cost Of impoststoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

~ The harbor at Dunkirk is again open
The steamboat Southerner reached that place Tuesday
pis without difioul,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

FRxSCv prIs-s' rFr-cv Ps'svS Tea
esSe. rch Frspch Prsnu csis'4 ooio-s 90 yar wilq
ts csr sAaihSs per yard. a. ColvNptaS HALt. No Si
Grad Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

G,s.-Gas Fixtures of beautiful design sd
workmanship, celyed daily ct the greed Nsaafssas.
ips DEPOT Of ARCHES. WARSER Co. Ne. SO RrosAv.y
ners constantly engaged producing aew pasesss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

QuESNs COUNTY CoURr House. AT Tho
Special Term OF the Supreme CouIt Tor the County al
Queens the 23'h ut Judge Strong made an ordsr 70
curing the sheriff procure suitable qusrtsrs han
those hecto'ore occupied for the accommodates Of hs
several Courts VI the County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

Rich lSpn GRAPE >HswtS-Wfl bs ~
frrc ttls day a. ColruAla Hall W. 81 Grads $ss
wpIth Of rcA Csr,rn Cr.r- Shs~t psa and s-i3sss
b sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

IL The Pa, FrrriL vas daily celebrut-
81 AL asHt at the As,of Hoass BY the ee'' blood Of
tie I'd KDietsrbocserl E;gs sehaaPP' and pipes
we're the order Of ,hs aovr spe-ches were fuad~ .,
- Gov Hunt Hon. ogdea Hoffman. sad others. snI
,hr Hrth vas loud and sois;rfous The Pf~'' sacred
s.d pfofans (.soorias 70 ras.os') sIfladed ani
az the parepafors In he lcss; s'v forbid 30 Tell zee
s.sfet. 81 lheiS fsvcuBs 80 must rsmsn, -iih no
pubic ubodihci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

SUpDEs DsArs--Ahoat III O'Clock. yester-
tsy usorafas eulossd -smsa ssnes Cornslss Jehnsoa
akst ysaIs OF asr aryp~d dosn decd the hsass 81
NJ Msusas IN hsrtA fGfds,, ~hsre abe rrs;a>d- Hw
1estA ID q .spps~sa go e.3sa BY assc~ss az tho heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

~ Martha Duncan, who was badly burned
tho s.pi.ss Wednesday, va Yesterday uap'ev,se
AL hap~s az es~ r.isf.sa-i q Ast rs,ov,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

GrNERAI Co.zIrrEE oF DEsOcRlric WAC
Yor~s MrN-I Is cornplAsed By several a'tendAuts
Of this Committee THAI the meetings are poorly s'end
cd aud thai important bustne's 10 oen transacted with
a bare quorum IL . proposed taas the Ward comns
,e. take he mater lu hand and res Delegates noto
nous for tbeI uresslsr ssteadaBee al supply their
vsrans.es By active young Ws,ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

IL Major General ScoTr arrived 10 town
frorn washingtos, yesterday AMI - pow q the Uaon
Place Hotel
Dr. Kane Of the Arctic Exploring Expedition All
& r. JsIne-, the Novelist and the EagsA Consu Al
Norfolk are Also a the uuion Place Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

OrosrrtsrOs. The exempt Firemenof this
city, al meeting held on "Wednesday evening Organised
Association by the election OF the following officers
PreSdenf Daniel Van voorhees, Vice Pre-idens JsusI
mish Wells, Francis styker. Michael Trspp.l j. Ps-
ter y Anderson Morris Simuson; Recording Secretary
Thom.s X Msrecn Corresponding Secretary WiIl,s,a K
Walker. Treasurer, Water Barre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

~ Officers Hunt and Walsh ascertainsd.
90 Wednesday sfssznaos ts.f sssned Hsfass vAs
cnssssa Va ihs naaaeteEe % wssls Ia sisosy bncs
bglairs n Norts Firsss bsss-sa Sa,h sst rssfhs,.-
lpfagu5silsu ~ss siyrn o. Mssor Berry.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

SINGULAR Discovery OF MURDER.-About
two years ago vessel left Archangel on an ex-
petition to the coast of Greenland to collect wal
rus tusks seal oil, skins, &C. On the voyage the
crew murdered the captain, and ended the TRACE
dy by leaving two of the crew to perish on the
shores of Greenland. One of the men took
shore gun, and before he died, succeeded in
ing on the stock of the gun history of the voy-
age, nearly touching where the remains OF the
TIVE were lying, and by the side of one of them lay
the gun which told the whole tale. This the dis
coverers brought away withthem. and on their re-
turn to Archangel it was placed before the au-
thorities. The guilty parties were traced, but
were at sea- On their return, however, they
were apprehended on landing, tried and convict
ed, and are now waiting the execution of their
sentence London Times.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
Spirit Eapypihgs.

Rev Charles Beecher, OF Newark. having been
appointed by the Brooklyn Association of Com
gressiona Ministers to invest hgate and report up
on the phenomena known Spirit Rapplngs."
devoted some weeks 10 the subject. and prepared
long report which was read to the association
by his brother, Rev. Thomas r. Beecher Charles
having. in the mean time. sailed for Europe
The report is long, and, like all papers prepared
by Charles Beecher, is an able one From the
condensed report in the New York Tribune, we
extract the following Henl Uhig
The assumption that disembodied spirits can,lot
communicate with persons still in the flesh is OPP
posed TO the whole tenor. not merely of Hebrew
and Christian, but also of Pagan history. Tue
possibility OF such an iutercourse-nay, the fact
that il has occurred--has always been believed
by the great mass of mankind. The assumption
OF the moral impossibility of communication be-
tween those we call the dead and individuals still
in the body. is fatal to the existence of Christian
ity as divnely originated faith, and cannot be
entertained by any believers, however lax, in the
Justification of the Scriptures.
The phenomena known as spiritual are really
caused by the spirits of the departed. but not by
the spirits of the blest 1t is essentially one with
the Gehsoaidc possession whereof the Gospel often
speaks-that is, by the control and use of the bodi
ly organs of living human beings disembodied hu-
man spirits. incorrectly termed devils in oIr
English version of the Scriptures.
The fact of the evil character of these modern
spirits is demonstrated by their general denial OF
the inspiration of the Bible, of the great funda-
mentals of Evangelical Christianity, their disin-
ciination toward vital pety etc. We have III the
Bible an inlalliabe test of spiritual pretensiens,
and whatever contradicts any portion of that
book, denies it the authority and obedience due
to the revealed word of God, is thereby proved
false and diabolic
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
TOTICE TO TEIALES.

John Bulls sarsaparia i Of the greatest female
medicines in exis-eec. "a those numerous Cases
where the constitution j. drbiliae1 the energy
j. fesenei. when the c.Iurs Of naiure weak and
deficient prnfst and Gut When the face
II pale anu runTl.s. ha renth frhe AMI idin- the
Fririt troubled aal drr--i r.H health broken, Find
shaken and, TrItl the harpes drsrOE-l- then
Bulls Sarraparf!t II sovereign rrAaly- It assists
Nature in tile performance If her ufy. braces the whole
system. permanently the natural ereres. removes
distractions eieess crrle> pure ard healthy
blood. and n1parts hcstfh ant happiness. We're ladies,
generally. ainlt tie ~ tbs E.a rtne, would
far rlle dtac aii ul.appin-s>. among them.
than exists hlnlri wuHlh fnEn tti. p4re vi disease,
rCsy cheek would sHrrrri Ialhl farg aIlDud
lArve Enas instead nf arI PERHAPS happy long
i4e, instead si.urt BY disease male niiserar
by continuous suffering a.ii s.i-iun- AZ critical
perlod caliel tire pi LIFE which j. often attended
with much dagger Bulls SraPars j. found to exert
uost beneficial .ct. al als approaching this crisis,
should be appsed Il LIS iac' al avail themselves OF ihs
valuable r1eIicias.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
WASHINGTON
F z IN AL E SEMINARY

TNHE 10th Session, Of this institution will
- commence on Monday Tie 7ih February
next
The Principal III again announcing The com
mencement Of another Session desires 70 repeat
his assurances. tiIat every facility which perman-
ence, liberal expenditure, aai a well-Clraliiied
Corps OF teachers afford. will be extended to
those desirons uf receiving thorough and accom-
piished education.
Tle advantages II offers consist in-its favor
able i0cation-its Spacious and convenient build
ings--its supply Of apparatus for the illustration
OF the Sciences,-its facilities ia the department
of Music and other accomplishments.-and its
teachers possessed of long experience in their pro-
ies>icn. In the Study of the Natural Sciences
unusual facilities offered in the expensive and
costly collection of Apparatus--in the weIl-se-
ected Cabinet of Minerals ard FCssils-and IN
The Lectures upon the various departments d
Studv.
Pupils from a distance are received into the
family of the Principal. where every provision is
made for their comfort, and where their progress
"a Study becomes the object Of special care.
Terms remain aS heretofore. Pupils are charged
only from the time of entrance into tile school
No deductions for absence.
s. L SLACK, n lI.
Principal
HlsiiAgtoa, Jan H. 1853. .
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
u III n a W . a I.

IRON the Plantation of the subscriber, in 4
~ Sewer county. near Red River, on the -
9th inst. bright Muatto Boy named -lA
about 20 years OF age. about feet inches high,
has scar on the back of his neck which has the
appearance OF a burn. He had on when be left
a blue blanket coat and cap. A liberal reward
viii be given for bis apprehension and delivery
10 me. or iOr his confinement in any Jail 20 that
can get him. 1t i supposed lie bas gone down
Ref River THOMAS B. 5. COOK
Scrier c7 .9rk Rarch II. 1883 I1-E
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

A MONKEY PICKPocKET.-One of the monkeys
at Barnnm's Museum in New York adrotly abb
stracted gentlemans pocket-book last Tuesday.
while looking at the animals, and was detected
very comfortably seated in the midst of close
examination of the money contained in the prize
He had actually taken every bank note but one
and that one, the keeper asserted. the monkey
had restored to the pocket-book, because it was
on the Delaware Bridge Company-an exploded
institution.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

MYsrEEIoUs--The Cincinnati papers state that
some time since man named Clay, with his wife,
engaged passage on the Buckeye State for Pitts
burgh, before leaving Cincinnati however, he
went ashore, and has not since been seen. He
had $4,000 upon his person, and it is supposed
that he has been waylaid and murdered
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

high, has scar below h;s lett eye and the little
finger "a his right hand l. OH
ALLEN j. also a mHatto. abont 2I or I'D wears
% age low and stout-retter chunk Wis ewes
are of yellow complexion.
will pay the above reward for TIE delivery
o; the two men 20 me. at my residence in Union
county, or will pay libe-ally for any information
That viii lead TO their apprehension. IT is sirp-
posed they have gone in tile direction Of Van Eii-
ren. address thc undersigned AZ Union Springs
\. Q. Union county, Arkansas.
II. GEORGE
.42ra 10, 1867. I6-tc
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

NEW GOODS.
McCWiIag2a s. KsFowzs,
HAYING permanently located at FULTON.
II ARK'S, have inst received. and viii keen
constantly on hand 4 general assortment N Dry-
goods Groceries, Hardware, Qaaens,gare Hats.
Boots, Shoes, ana such Drugs ana Medicines as
are generally used III this climate.
ALSO-A general assortment of Summer and
winter Clothing. Persons visiting Fulton are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine for them
selves.
The highest market price paid ior Hides, Pei
tries, Beeswax 80.
Fulton, .lrt5s. -5.2rR 2, 1859. Ii-M
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

One Of the most interesting relics in
Philadelphia may be seen in North Second
Street, viz: the first lightning rod erected
by DR. Franklin, which still stretches its
attenuated fingers towards the heavens.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
From the ~ o. Picdyuncl
New Orleans Cotton Market.
FRIDAY. April %. 1883

friday. hpril ~, 1898.
CoTToN-The week opened with a brisk de-
mand. and the sales on Saturday reached the large
figure of II 900 bales large amount of which
was reported to have been bought on Mobile ac-
count. Prices showed a falling off of Ic on lower
qualities; our market having been unsettled for
several days previously The demand vas less
active on Monday and Tuesday; bot the sales
reached nevertheless 1900 bales. On Wednes-
day the advices by the Humboldt, and on Thurs
day those by the Canada, the steamer OF the 10th
inst. came to hand. and appeared to have fallen
below the general expectation The sales in con-
sequence were confined to 1900 bales for the two
days. To-day there is an improved demand
chiefly on the part of buyers for England, and the
sales embrace 1000 bales; making total for the
week of 10000 bales. The purchases have been
for all parts OF Europe, Northern buyers having
operated sparinslY.
Ordinary. S a s. Good Middling II al1I
Low Aiiddling. 9la % AIddlng Fair, / 3a12
Middiing ..9Ia10! Fair ...... nominal
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1852. ..... bales 10000
hrrlNeI since ,DOS.2Jo
arrived to-day go. ............... 2,2S2
i,5so, ,52G
Exported to date. ,33l, ,l39
Exported to-day. ........ s,27S-l .312,717
Stock 90 hand and ship-board not cid bis 237. 500
Receipts at this port last year 1.295,i5i bales
E sport ,130,9l9 Gales
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
LATE ARREVAEs.

ECEIFED per Steamer FRANCES JoaEs on
-. Consignment.
1000 lbs. Bacon sides DO bbis Efolasses.
1900 Il shoulders Sugar
10 bbls. fresh St.Louis Flour Coffee
10 Rectified Whiskey, Candles.
l Old family Rye Brandy Cherries,
| = New York Gin Pickles
qT Casks Cognac Brandy Tomato Ketchnr,
4 hali bbis sup'r Mhiskey, Pepper sauce.
j1 sacks Salt, Curaco.
10 kegsNails, Lemon Syrnp.
10 boxes Tobacco snnisette.
1000 Begalia Cigars, SNUFF.
5,OG0 Cuba Skies, Candies. &c
Al. OF which viii he Sold low for cash only,
SAM'L Q. WHEAT,
UIPer Landing.
Fulton, October %, 1852 43-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

SroDDARp's CALvEs-The New York Tribune
notices three large cattle called Stoddards calves
raised in Erie county. which weigh 1000 pounds
each. Their ages are respectively 6, 7. and
years They are to be exhibited at the Worlds
Fair
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

A SAD AND UNWORTHY FATE-Among
the Egyptian curiosities of DR.. Abbott, now
exhibiting in New York, are many blocks of
iinely sculptured stone. The most beauti-
fully executed Of these, representing the re-
turn of one of the Pharoahs in triumph from
a distant war, dating back nearly two .hou-
sand years before Christ, was obtained and
transported at great expense. But after
resisting the tooth of time for 5000 years,
and escaping all the perils of Egypt and the
ocean, needless carman in New York
dumped it carelessly on the pavement, break
ing 1t in pieces. american Mes.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

YNHE undersigned have formed Co-partner-
i ship and opened shop at this place for the
manufacture and repairing of Cotton Gins.
They will shortly be in receipt of an ample Eew
stock XII the best quality of Gin materials trr III te
East which they intend to work up into Gins
which wiihbe fully guaranteed TO give entire
satisfaction. One OF us Orr. WrArr1 having fer
some five years executed mcst of the work that
went from the shop Of the late J. T. Crosbr. fve
feel no hesitation IN assuring the Cotton Planters
Of the upper Rcd river country. that all work done
m hop will be fully equal il lot superior ID
the best that was ever manufactured by The late
Mr. Crosby.
We solicit the patronage Of Cotton planters
who may want new Gins. OF old ones repaired:
and hope they will send in their orders as early
as convenient, in order that their gins NAV be
certain to be ready for them hy Tie time the
present growing Crop i ready iar picking.
Dy permission Of some and without having had
opportunity Of consulting Others we annex
number of names Of well known Cotton planters
to whom we would refer as regards the perform
ance of Gins heretofore built by one of Us in the
IN
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

A proposition is pending before the Canadian
Assembly to address the Queen in favor of the
pardon of Smith o Bren and his iellow-prison-
ers.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
3 3 y y q n y p 3 2
REhpI READII PEADIII


The truly von'icrfg' aud remarkable tla. have
under immediate observation have than
convinced that Doctor Egi T. NAN. aud that
his Fluid Extract M carsaIaTE i tir most valuable
combination of ve-fah. that the science Of
chemistry produced. Ail hc Doctor ian
LIs enterprise ~ TarisriIr GBHnirr.
We agrec with nei-hhur os tine Courier TINT Boctn-
Bull l. grrat man. and hi~ sarSzrarilia GREATER
rEDcINE; and fully cunTincel that the Doctor Wits
his Ssrsapai Ia will enthusiastic exeit-.
have readers 20 ufdsr.siud classinz tho
Doctor and Lis apriil NaFaum and Jenny Lind,
because all who spend their dollar fer bottle Of Bulls
Sarsapari viii &C irs -InivHienr anl have heard IL
silly hts that after hearing the divine Jenny
ani ending fhgir packets minus from TEN 70 twenty
dollars. Thought yy nE pretty dear for the WHISTLE
One Objection have Bulls s.rsaEaria, and ONLY
oNE-it Is exceedingly pleasant 20 the taste, and
using It, it Is equal smoking frs ressss. ehe~irg
Langhorne's best. drinking Walkers mini julcps-fo
CAN'T QUm II L0Bisrfle Democrat
The above complimentary E9fices f-rn the editors of
of the Louisville Courier anh Democrat endorsed ~
Geo ID. Premise Esq the distinguished cifor cf tiIc
Louisville Journal IL the foll5Ning iatterrg notice.
There j. doubt in the world az the greatness Of
Doctor Du the excellence Fl his SaraQa-ila Some
Of the sccEie Vh sciaIls in tie city have arpaust
the Sarsaparila: and what j. great deal better tho
The celebrated Jayne has from the profits of hi necine
built granite palace in Philadelphia stories high
and Lr Bull If lie chooses build one rAire
high thai IL s told very difficult fnr him
walk through streets Hl he finds himself
arrested Ak every sep y graceful men ami many
Of whom have tIyei-l from taf di-anees TO look uc-
their benCslctoF. aad bless him for their wonderful
restoration health The Do.Or. wish all his extra
ordinary merit yery modest and retiring yet,
that the Eastern cities will in justice tetneiyes- give
fitting reception the dis isngnsIcl WHO has Eiads
glorious campaign against human diseases Cen
Srptt made against tie Mexican
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
PAN UP! PAY UP79

A IL persons indebted to the undersigned mp to
N the 1T day of January last, are hereby re-
specially notified that | must have some money,
and consequently am under the necessity Of earn
estly requesting them 10 come forward and settle
up at as early q day rs possible.
T. H. w MADDUX-
Washington. I'd. lG, 1856 T.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

We cl-ncs.iv invite IN persons who suffering with
rny rIr ill., heir tor Cali Dr. John
Balls Agent. anl rrt cory NJ PULLS Family Journal
GRATIS afd fnr rhe skr cr humanity hpre that
single individual Win he f1Gnd unwilling give Bulls
SarsapariIIA TRIAL reading and recoectin. the
same tiInc. rhat impossible for the Doctor publish
fart the uuinhr certificates Of astounding
clrgs Tesruci v iis arssr,Fiiia- The amount Of
tmuny voluntarily ssoercd ir- Bulls SarsaTarilA,
from we'll kuoHn ara diiiirlsi nIiyiluals, both in
public an private M u harrl perfectly overwhelming
FF- lF iunn br. Principal Office; West side Fifth
street, fr~+ fHnr h-inE Niliii. ilnfsElile- Ky-
For Sale, wholesale and retail, by
mitchell 4 FOSTER
GcIssrai -Agcnts,
Washington, .61E' s, .4prI 81, 1853. IL
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
a BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sKIE.

How MI ADMIRE clear. bzrltifrl, white skin aud
rosy cnlore eiek HcE o.fen 70 pEsUas not pcs
sessHg tbs cesslaFafum- dsTUEtly 70 he wished"
rcsost 70 easgcs. lof0Ts, s.- paints, and colorng
ulacr restore them 10 sellbance q Ehat disease
as dePriyci them o. and that TOO. Ei,h great injury
the skin. Bul's 5arararila j .ile lest cosmetic known
heHuties the kim Ey every particle Or morbid
ANA la IVA mattnr rr h-i- making 81 purr healthy,
anl vigorous giving activity fn eFerF ilinuts E=sscl- and
changing tha kH1a Hal dirk th= bloom
am fEr-s NJ youth I-sdie-. abandon Ehe Of PAINS
aud mixture EliI iiul!s pFa- the only cfIeeua1
remedy. = word to she vie Is uiheieIt, AID hist Is
enough for the Lsiics.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
R01Esl's gNUE.

= GROSS OF Rooms best SNUFF, received an
- for Sale by Mitchell & FOSTER.
Niy i, 1888. IS
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11

- ANAWAY from the Plan;a-
~ ton of tile subscriber i'll Tn-
ion coanty, Arkansas, On the 9TH
inst. two negro mcn-JACDD
ard ALLEN.
JACOB Is a mulatto. about 81
wears ul aoe- Siy feet two iDchar
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
E E n u An HIP
Cabinet Mandatory L.

TNHE undersigned has opened Shop for the
Il Manufacture OF Furniture, opposite the Court
House at the stand recently occupied by Mr. COL
LINs. where he is at all times prepared to fill any
orders in the line of his business. Particular and
prompt attention will be given to repairing.
Orders for furniture are respectfully solicited.
ID. Ii. HAWKS
NJ B. Coffins made and trimmed to order and
attention given at funerals. d. II. II.
Washington, .3pra 27, 1858. 17-tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
CaesEsaa .yec0ris Asezzi.

e1EGEEgla tDGcOTiS AscEaE.
D USHTON. CLARK & Cos justly celebrated
Ia COD L!E ER OIL, prepared from the liver
OF fresh Cod FISH warranted pure. This article
has fully sustained itself in the OF diseases OF
the LUNGs. particularly when taken with the
Phosphate OF Lime; both of which NAV be found
for sale at mitchell & FOSTERS
Drug Store.
Washington. May 1, 1913. Is
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-11
NE ~ STORE e.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.

r LIBERAL advances viii be made On Cotton
- TN storey consigned to our friends in New
Orleans.
McCOLLUM & FELLOWS.
Camden. Sept. 1850 10