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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18

EVERY FAMILY should al once procure !
bottle of the great Arabian remedy for n n
and beast. called H. e. FARRELL'S ARABT-
AN LINIMENT. It allays the most Intense
pains In few minutes. r.ssores the evnovial
fluid or joint w1tar, and thus cures stiff Joints,
Il Penetrates the flesh TO the bone, relaxes con.
tracted cords cures rheumatism and paIsied
limbs OF twenty years. standing also tumors,
sweiled neck, enlargement of the glands, and
is the best medicine for ailments OF cattle ev-
er discovered, curing sweeny, spavins, spIint
plication.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18
eTFAmER N. M. WEIGHT,

T7eRuiax NewOrleans G VicksbuT6 Jacket.
17HE steamer H. M. WRIGHT. Captain ]. D.
l. CLARK. will commence making her regular
trims on the 3Ist inst. leaving New 0Tlea rs
every Thursday evening al 3 o'clock, arriving q
Natchez on Friday. al P. N. Returning, will
leave Vicksbarg every Monday q ~ ~. AMI
Nafrhez every Tuesday morning al 8 o'clock.
P0RTERFIELD * CO., Agents.
Sept. 20, 1884.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18
Ramgcr's Notice.

FFNAKEN up BY r. E. Manning. one black
"A mule five or six years old, about l63
hands high, no marks or brands percei ahle ex-
cept marks bo the harness, valued at 500.
Oct. 4. 1854. t. SHIRLEY, Ranger
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18

Plain Silks and SaiIns, all coi0fs.
Striped, PLAID and Br cade Silks very fieh,
Silk aud Cashmere Robes, very rich,
Spun Silks,
Printed Cashmere and DeLanes. new styles,
Sold French Merinos and DeLanes, cal coiDrss
Plain, PlaIa and Br, ,cade Black Silks,
Plain and Figdred Alpacss, Of oil coloTs.
B1mbazines and Canton Grapes,
Solid and Figured Bareges,
Barege and Gran .dene Rohes. very rich,
American. English aud French Prints,
Plain. Plaid aud Striped Giughams.
Broad cloth Of all colors for Ladies cloaks,
Irish Linens,
Printed Linens and Linen Cambrics,
Plain. Dotted aud Embr Aere,l Swiss
White JacOnets aud Cambaics,
Damasks for Curtains,
White Lice and Embroidered Curtains,
Table and Piano covers,
Table Cloth, Napkins AMI Towels,
White and colored Flench Flannels.
Swiss Jaconet Edgngs and InssrTings,
do do Rulings aud Bands,
Thread Laces and lnserings,
Valencenn- Laces and Insertings,
Honiton do do
August 30, 1854.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18
O. Fo KEAN#
ATToRNEv ~ la

4 . y m y n n y "
Yasoo City
N Ill give promp attention io basns
NJ trusted u him ID Gss Cilcail and F.rt
Courts 81 4azoo, Hnltnas and Madison. ars .
Superior courts held at Jaeiaor
u-s oshce on Jefferson street. anpa
wing Oilce, Septembel Cox
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18
pETER 3. COOK & %,

~ AVE Just received 4 new supply Of Bran.
A- u dies of very sEperior quality.
r-ALSO-N
Port and Madeira Wines of the FINEST quality
And fsfl 0allons sress uoii~-a -
szteslti ~ IN
Ynxoo CITY. 8srtember I3 1914 as
~. a1ssnEEs nyg vr-s "a
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18

Splendid Assortment Of Fall and Winter.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18
NEW FALL ItND WINTER GOODS
MORRIS REIMAN'S CASH SIOREg
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

gEsIE undersigned would asay inform 54 friends cod s public 3.
n.e. h.L s.I. a.-. New .--.-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18

tracted cords cures rheumatism and paIsied
hinos oi twenty years standing also tumors,
sweiled neck, enlargement of the glands, and
is the best medicine for ailments Of cattle ev-
er discovered, curing sweeny. spavins. splint.
ana all diseases which require an external ap-
plication.
SunPain Of 10 gears Standing Gu, ed by II
y. Farretfs Arabian Linine7at.
MT H. G Fdrreli.-Dear Sif: Il had been
ahiicted with the 'sSun Pain for the last ten
years and could never get relief except BY
bleeding; but by the use OF H. G.. FarrelI's
Arabian Liniment, applied over tn. temples
ABOUT three or four times day, it was entire
~ removed, and have felt nothing of it since.
went into the stable one night, to apply it to
horses sore leg, and being very lame he
stumbled and fell against my legs, crushing
and bruislng them so badly that they turned
black as my hat, rendering them poweress,--
applied your Liniment, and was we'll enough
IN few days to 60 about again as usual.
also crushed my finger in a shocking manner,
by letting back log fall upon it; your Lini-
mentsoon healed itup, though.
La Sale precinct, Peoria CO., H., Feb'y g.
Esq. Barker, of New Canton, H., SAYS: Mr.,
H. g. Farrelfs Ara bian Liniment has cured some
bad cases here, which every other remedy has
failed In; one was white swelling and con-
tacted cords Ia the leg Of a boy twelve years olI
The leg had withered away, and was sucontract-
ed that he had no use of it. Three doctors had
tried their skill upon it in vain. and he ,caS fast
SINKING TO The grdue, when the bows father was
induced TO try H. G. Farrell's Ara bian Liniment
Before the first bottle was used up he came to
Mr. b. s store, aud the first w,rds he said were
Mr. Barker. want all that Liniment you have
In the store; the one bottle | got did my boy
more good than all that had ever been done be
fore" That boy is now we'll and hearty, and ha {
free use of his legs. Ii is good for sprains brui
ses, cuts, burns and swel!ings.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS.
The public are cautioned Ggainst another
counterfeit, which has lately made its appear
ance, called w. B. Farrefs Arabian LinIment
the most dangerous of all the counterfeits, be-
cause his having the name of Farrell, many
will buy it in good faith, without the knowledge
that a counterfeit exists, and they will perhaps
only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought its evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by
FL. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II, Main Street, Peo-
ria. Illinois. to whom all ppications for Agen-
with the letters Fl u. Farrell's, thus-H G.
FARRELL'S-and his signature OH the wrap
per, all others are counterieits.
Sold wholesale and retail in Yazoo citv, BY
PETER B. COOK s. CO., and by regular au-
lhorized agents throughout the United States
oCT Price % AID 50 cents, aud s. pr hotfle
AGENTS WANTED in every town. viiiage
and h1mlet4 she Uuied Stases in S.liah nn
Is not alreaty established Addre-s Is G Fa-
rel as above. accompanied with good iefereu-
ces as To character, respans}bitisv SSc-4S It.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18

Swiss aud Combric Collars,
Valentino and Honiiondo
Cambria, Swiss and Honit0u Sleeveg,
do do do Chemissteg,
Plain and Embroidered Combric Handkerchielas
Hosiery Of sii kimds
Sa in sn Six Velvet Ladies cloakg,
Broad cloth d. DO
Satin Veitetand cloth Embr0'd Ladies' cloakg.
Silk Ss1n,snd Coih Tamls.
do do Man illas. uii cnlors,
Silk and Craze Shswis,
French Bonneis. be latest stvle,
Ribbons, Gloves and great many fancy or,lciea,
4 large assortment Of Laaiss, Missss ana
C1ilarsns Shoes,
OF EvERY DfscafPTfoW.
A large Assortment OF CaFpc1mgo
Together Wl'h al kinds %
PLANTA TIOW GOODS.
Clothing.
A very large stock of GenIemens Bore and
Chldrens Clothing, Boots Shoes. Hats g. Caps.
Terms Cash. or credit Of sixty days With
good city acceptance.
MORRIS REIMAN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18
6oOvIL 81 MEAD.

III Chnrtres St. bet. Cont and St. Louis, N. @.
Sole Agents for the Southern States. 10 whom
allorders and applications for Agencies must
be addressed.
Sold also bv M. EMANUEL, Yazoo city, aad
BY Agents Ia every town ia the State.
August, I864-40
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18
List OfHe1feT.s

- EMAININ9 IL the pspst Office Il Yazoo
- City, on the lst day October, 1891.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18

Such as Constipation, inward Piles, Fullness
of Blood 10 the head, Aeidi,y Of the Stom-
ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food
Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations Sinking or Fuuering at the
Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of The Head,
HurrieI and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
at The Heart, Choking or SuGocating SensB-
tions when in a lying posture, Dimness ot
Vision, Dots or Webs before the eight. Fc-
yer and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
of oerspiration, Yellowness Of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back Chest, Limbs,
&c, Sudden Flushes of Heat. Burning On
the Flesh, Constant Imaginings Of evil, and
Great Depression Of Spirits
Can be efectuahy eurea bg
DR.. OOFLANDf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18

hB0LTED FIOUR-A few half barrels
~ fog sale by lApril - 7 III. nARRS
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-18
administrators Notice,

October4. Ie54-4s-5t.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-11

hear the far-off voyaser's horn,
see the Yankees trail;
His foot on every mountain pass,
On every stream his sail.
He's whiStIing round ST. Mary's Falls,
Uron his loaded train;
He's leaving on the Pictured Rocks
His fresh tobacco stain.
lear the mattock in the mines,
The axe-stroke in the dell,
The clamor from the Indian lodge,
The Iesuis's chapel-belI!
see the swarthy trappers come
From Mississppi's springs,
And war chiefs with their painted brows,
And crests of eagle wings.
Behind the squaw's birchcn canoe,
The steamer smokes and raves;
And ci,g lots are staked for sale
Above old Indian graves!
By forest-lake and waterfall
| see the pedler's show;
The mighty mineling with the mean,
The lofty with the low.
hear the tread Of pioneers
OF nations yet TO be;
The first low wash of waves where sooa
Shall roll a human sea.
The rudimcnts of empire here
Are plastic yet, AID warm;
The chaos of mighty world
Is rounding into form!
Zach rude aud jostlins fragment Soea
lis fitting place shall find
The raw materials Of a State,
Its muscles aud its mind.
AMI, weStcring still, the star which leads
The new world in its traiH,
Has tipped with fire the icy pireS
or many mountain chain.
The saowy eoucs cf Oregsa
Are kindled on its way:
And Caiifornia's golden sands
Clean brighter in its ray!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-11
TOW A N ID A /:
saturoap alorninp, Nopember II. 1854.
selstteS 4oetrp.
He S 6 E r l..

NJ JOHN G. WHITTIER.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

For Sae-The one half OF TOT no. 10, on
sanddsky street, good story and htf dwelling,
good %cistern, and a good stable. Terms $500.
Ono hal Caah-balance in one year, with inter-
est. Eel. 22.-n4O. W.B.ALLIsoN& co.
For Sale lot. no. 30, on Sandusky street,
good stable, dnd a variety of ffhiitress3 price
Also, House and Two lots On Thirdstfeet, s,o.y
I'D half dwellings price $3.50, Ono halt Ca Oh,
bo lance in one year, with interest. :
Feb. 22.--n40' W.B. ALLISON b CO.
For Salr-Three eligible building lois in
Soulh As Hand, terms easy.
ALSO, House and lot in South Ahlahd. story
and half DIVE. lling, good stabra, fne' variety Of
garden fruit. W. B. ALLISON l. co.
Feb. 22.-n40. 80
For Sale-l6O acres of improved land, in
Crawford County, Hin ois, within four miles Of
County seat, and near an important Railroad
now building. For particulars inquire Of
Feb. 22.-n40. w. B, ALLISON h co.
For SaIe-l60 acres Of land. in Van Vert
County Ohio within a short distance Of tho
Town OF Van Vert at $40 per acre, OF good
time, with security. W D. ALLISON & CO.
Feb. 22.--n4o.
For Sale-Fam of 2l5 acres, Orange
township, Ashland C county, two miles north OF
village, good buildings, funning water, we'll
timbered, price IS 500, half Cash balance in
four annual payments.
Al W. B. ALLISON & co.
For Sale-Farm of ITO acres, Troy town.
ship, Ashland county, one milo cant ofCenter,
log house. school house Oh farm, mining wat
ter, 81, 100 one halfCash, balance IN FIVE annu-
al payments. Al w. B. ALLBoN q co.
For Sale-Lot No g, in Souli Ashland
eligible building lot, half Cash.
Al W. D.ALLISON L co.
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PARTITION NOTICE.

MARY Coon, Christian Coon, Simon Coon,
II. Robert McCurdy and Catharine McCu Idy his
wife, John McCurdy and Christina McCurdy his
wife, Daniel Gdon'aDd Eve Coon, widow Of Jacob
Coon. defeated, will take notice that a Petition
was filed against them, on the seventeenth day of
April AID, 1884, in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Ashland county, Ohio, by Jacob Coon, John
Coon and Samuel Edwards and Susunnah Edwards
his wife, and is now pending, wherein the said
Jacob Coon, John Coon and Samuel Edwards and
S%usunnnh Edwards his wife, demand Partition Of
the following Real Estate, situate in Hanover Tp.,
Ashland county, Ohio, and more particularly de-
scrbed as lollows:-being the southwest quar-
ter ofSec. seven ~ Up. nineteen tl0) and Range
sixteen no. containing one hundred and eighty
eight acres more or less, and that at the next
term Of the said Court. an application wilt be
made by said Jacob Coon, John Coon and Samuel
Edwards aud Susannah Edwards his wife, for an
order that Partition may be made Of said premises
as follows: To Jacob Coon and John Coon, and
Susannah tintermarried with Samuel Edwards,)
Mary Coon, Christian Coon, Simon Coon catha-
rine tintermarried with Robert McCurdy,) Chris.
tcna (ntermarried with John McCurdy) Daniel
Coon, each one ninth of said promises, and TO
Eve Coon, widow Of Jacob Coon, decd. Dover
in the whole.
KELLOGG ALLISON, Aiy's for Petrs.
April 10Th, 1884, 4w4S
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For Sale-Lo, No. 0, in South Ashland,
desirable location for building. Terms, reas-
onahle. WIN. B. ALLISON & co.
April 10Th, ls5I-n4S
For Sa'e-Farm Of 100 acres in Orange Tp..
two and half miles north O. village of Orange.
Good growing orchard, lao acres improved,
balance good timber, log house and frame barn
Terms $50 per acre; $500 cash-balance On
good time with interest.
April 10, '54-nIS D.ALLISoN & CO.
For SaIe-Farm Of l45 acres in Perry Tp.,
Ashland County, large two story frame house,
frame barn, also good site s%aw.will, good fruit,
over 100 acres improved. Price $40 per acre,
good terms. W. B. ALLISON & co.
April 10Th, lS54-nd8
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
MEDICAL CARD,

hrs. CLARK q CRANE would respectful.
~ iy inform the citizens Of Ashland and vicini-
ty, that they have associated themselves together
for the practice of Medicine and Surgery in all
their various branches, and by diligence and cloTe
attention to their office, and prompt attendance
upon all calls at all hours, they hope to merit a
liberal share OF public patronage. DR.. CLARK
offers his thanks to all those who have heretofore
favored him With their business, and will be un.
der renewed obligations for a continuance of the
same. On. CRANE, will devote special attention
10 the study and practice OF Surgery in all IFS
varieties, and moro especially in all diseases Of
the Ely either acute or chronic.
sGr OFFICE, adjoining Miilington's Drug Store,
opposite p. & J. Iii s,r's ttore.
DR. CRANES on third street opposite ". Was
sons. p. II. CLARK, NJ. D.
l.. S.CRANE, NJ. d.
April l0,h. lS5I-n4stf
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AFFLICTED READ.

Philadelphia MEDICAL House. kstabllshed ~
years ago, by DR.. KlNKELlN, corner oil Third
and Unlon. streets, between Spruce and Pine,
Philadelphia, Pa. ~. bo
Invalids ar e apprised that Dr.. Kinkelin con6nes
his practice to a particular branch Of medicine,
which engages bis nndiyided attention. He cad.
tons tho unfortunate against the abuse ofmersT,
ny thousands are annually morcuriaii1ed out OF
life. Recent affections are promptly extinguiskt
cd. Ttrenty years If Experience, in the treatmep-
Of class Of diseases hitherto neglected and in-
perfectly understood, has enabled DR. Kinkelin,
(Author OF a work on elfPreservation \ 10 provo
that niDe.tenths of the causes of nervous dehili y,
local and constitutional weakness, nsental and
physical guffe ring are traceable to Get tain hAbiiii
forming tho most secret yet deadly aAd fatal
springs Of domestic i.isery and pT0mattic nor
tality. t4, ~ Jar 4ilk
Take Particular Notire.-There 10 m evil hsbit
sometimes INDUCED in by boys, in solitude. onen'
growing pp with them to m1nhoad, aad Which. IL
not reformed in due time, not only begeis serose
obstacles 10 matrimonial happiness, bEtgiyesTiss
10 a series of protracted, i~nsiduOus and d~eVasta1
ting affections. Few Of those who give way 10
this pcrni:ious piactice arc aware OF the eoase.
q%uences, until they find the nervous system shat
tofed feel strange and unaceonntable feelings,
and Sagoefears in the mind.
The! unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble!
is unLble to labor with acc ustonted VigoT, OF n
Ia Al - nI.. ~. ~.
nPPlly ~ tpgu sluuy , "s YEP = lAIuy ana
"eis Nc y w, "'e'V,u'e, anu ens'Se' Ia n'
'PSo!t w'tnless energy lhas usrs'! -
II ne emahclps.e nIns'., so'oI .nc PrA0uee
mas none r' moa,, y en'eI msuim"nyi y.
maIiiage - uplruL,uI, = M ~ ~" tna'
ums I'causeu W us ear,y ,o.Ies. ine.e arg oon,
nue.aioGS H"ion snoJ'u D"~AsH 'p' a'o'"'n0 u
'"nse ~.
Ma.nage reqI,.es VIC tu..namren, =, so.olsa
Of mon,n,' hannines. CoaIJ ;he Vol sh;sh ra..
crs the origin Of domestic wrc,ched ness be raised,
and lis true source in eyety instance discIoscd-
in how many could II be traced to physical dis4
qualifications and their acknowledgements
Apply then while it is yet time, in order TO Aave
your unstrung and RELAXED Organisation rebraced,
r%evivifed ind strengthened.
DR.. Kinkeiin'stTeatment may -rclielously conhdo
in his honor as a gentleman. and rely upon the as
s%uranee, that the secrets Of Dr. k.'s patients will
never DC fisslosed. !
Young inan-7let no falso riadesty deter Jod
from making your case known o'one who, from
education and respectabiiity, can certainly DO
friend you.2 .v~l q.
Too many tank they WI conceal the secret IN
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
New York, April l4lh

q A serious lracaS occurred yesterday al
Jersey City between a party Of native
Americans and foreigners. An Irishman
called Bradley, who is said 10 be the ag.
gressor, had one eye aud several teeth
knocked out.
The Hcrald's Washington correspond.
en-, says the Secretary of the Navy has
decided 10 have the six irigates bAilt at the
Government Navy Yards.
Don Pian Of Ohio has been appointed
Secretary Of Legation to France.
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ni?Iw
Read the foispirg Declaration, in favor Of DR.. a

Read the JoibpiHg Declarations in fdrOr Of Or. A.
L.. Adams Lirsr Daisam.
w tne undersigned have taken and used Or. A. l..
Adams Liver Bslsam In our families, and know offs
beneficial effects upon others, never having known
one who had taken It perseveringly, according to al.
r%eetions, but has been ready to speak in its praise, and
further declare 1t as our opinion, that It's virtues far
exceed all other remedies for the renovation Of dis.
essed system. II, in a short time, carries cut OF the
system all bilious matter, and other impurities, hu.
mors, &C., aud is, in short, the best Family Medicine
In our knowledge.
Ezra c. Bennett. c. G. Bcnnett, Mrs, Broad, Bing.
hampton, Broome county, New York Benjamin F,
Pratt. Reuben Anthony, Alvira Rogers, Aaron Shell
don, Groton, Tompkins county, New York Rev. II.
Graves, cayuga county, New York Mrs. Amelia
Holden, Mclean, TOmpkins county, New York
Thurber warheld, Summer Hill, Cayuga county, New
York; Samuel S. Woodruff, CortlSudville, New York,
Sec advertisement in another column. 4w45
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VIEN: A, Ma Oh 29,-A Greek mcrcan-
tile house has just received a dispatch,
announcing that on the 26.h the Russians
attacked Kalafal and took three redoubis.
The Austrian Bank yesterday declined
the proposition Of Government TO advance
hard cash or security of State domains.
CoSsTANTINoPLE. March 20.+HThe
Tribulaiion and Cation had returned 10
Beycos, having freed the month Of The
Danube. 1t is supposed that a stronger
expedition than was at first thought neces-
sary would be required for that purpose.
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III a II RIA DS,

Married, On the Sth inst, by JoHN VAN NEST,
Esq, in Perry township, Mr.. HENRY SMALLEY,
to Miss MARY JOHNSON.
March tSth, by Rev. D. F. HOLMES, Mr.. JOHN
SMILE, and Mrs. LIZABETH TUCKER.
April 18th, by Rev. s. RITZ Mr.. WILLIAM NJ.
MANSFIELD, to Miss MARGARET SlEGAR,
all Of Ashland, Ohio.
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W..uInaron. Anil i2-P. M.

WnHM. LT.
sENArE.-The Chair presented q letter
from Truman Smith, Of Connecticut re-
signing his sestin ihe Senate. solako effect
on ihs e4th Of May.
The resolution Of Mr.. Fish, calling for
The correspondence Of Mr.. Barnard, while
Minister a, Berlin. was adopted.
Mr.. Hunter reported back the Indian
Appropriation Bill, with amendments.
Mr.. Rusk introduced a bill providing
for The transportation Of the United States
mails on railroads. The bill provides
thai all railroad companies, or individuals
owning railroads, who shall contract with
the Government TO carry mails, troops and
munitions Of war free Of charge, and allow.
ing the post master General TO regulate the
manner and times for the transportation of
said mails, shall be SLOWED 10 import free
OF duty, all iron required for the use and
repair Of such roads /; and, also, granting
to all companies who should constructs
substantial double track road, six sections
of the public land for each mile Of such
double track road. The bill was referred.
ID Alter an Executive session of three
hours, the Senate adjourned.
20 The bill empowering the Postmaster
General to contract for carrying the mails
between New Orleans and San Francisco,
according TO the time occupied, was taken
up, and after some debate, on motion Of
Mr.. Kerr, laid upon the table-yeas 80,
mays 59.s
r. The House then went into committee
on the bill reducing and graduating The price
sof The public land, according 10 The lime
they had been in market. After debate'
under the FIVE minutes rule, the commit.
tee rose and the House adjourned.
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all be sold, and the property will be distributed
by the FIRST o rJune.
The property will be placed in the hands Of a
Committee appointed by tie ticket holders, to be
distributed 10 a perfectly lair and satisfactory man
ner to all concerned.
The price Of the tickets is 81 each, emitting
the holder to four admissions TO the Exhibition
and one ofiho 800 900 gifts.
All orders for tickets must be addressed, post.
paid, with the money enclosed, TO Prof. J. Wood
man Hart, Nos. 371 and 1917 Broadway, Worlds
Hall, New York, and the tickets will be promptly
forwarded to any part Of the world.
Any information relative to the property, may
be obtained at the Office Of the Worlds Hall, OF
of FL. Vischer, & Co., No. so NasSau-St. New
York.
March 2gth, 1854. sm45