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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

Il Gang of THieres.-Some time ago SAYS
the Iittsburg (Pa.) Gazette, Information was
gwen at the mayors Office cf the existence of
an extensive and organized gang of thieves
who made depredations along the line of the
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad,
stealing goods at various times from the freight
cars TO the amount of $4,000. Their chief
point OF rendezvous was at some point in
Ohio, and mayor Weaver immediately dis.
patched high constable Hague aud seven 9TH
er members of the MAYORS police 10 that vi
cinity, who, in conjunction with officer Pink
erton, of Chicago, have at leugth succeeded
in srresting ten Of the ringlraders at some
point near Crestline Checks To the amount
of $4,000 were found scattered around in
various directions. Officers Hague. Richard
son, Wray, Reed. Hamilton Hastings. Spence
and Moon, were Ai-patched from Pittshurg
A large agount "f goods have been rem we'd.
From subsequent Information received. We
learn that nine Others of the gang have h.'en
arrested, making nineteen in all The arrests
wa> made at various points, Crestline. W"os
ter. Mansfield. Oreville, &c. One woman on
ly was arrested as having been connected in
the robberies. She was merely receiver Of
the stolen goods.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
L. o. o. F..

z Crawford Lodge, No. 6, I. o. o. F., NEE
l at their Halover the store of G gorge Aus
~ in,every Saturday night Officers for the
present term. E. ii. Gilbert, n. G.; A. j. Ward, V.
G; l.. WiHhaf Treasurer. BY order of teh lodge
w. F. ENGLAND, Sec'y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
~Ice, lcc, Ice.

4 NY quantity of Ice can be had at the shortest
n notice, from one pound to $50 tons for cash,
by making application at the Vewoka Saloon.
march Is, '57-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

Haling Cotton Seed for OH-TEere has
just gone into successful operation in Mont
gomery, Ala, mill for huling the cotton
seed. preparatory TO the manufacture OF oil
The quality OF the oil is much improved there
by, and the convenience and eheapness Of
transporting only the kernel, Is another in
ducement. Thus hulied, the seed is imme
datey put in sacks and forwarded to Savan
nah, whence il is taken to New York, where
as in Brooklyn, large amount of capital IS
invested in the cotton seed oil MANUFACTURE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
The Sable Min rsrels.

According to previous notice the Sable
Minstrels entertained our citizens Or Friday
evening LAST, at the Smith Horse, with one
@. their concerts, much 10 the delight of all
present Whilst all that cOndaees to the in
her man can be readily had, rare intclfectual
feasts are occasionally presented for the en-
joyi" Mt Of those who delight therein. They
delineated the negro character to perfection
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

cFThe river too bo1p for navigation even
for the smallest boats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

A few short extracts fsom letters, testimonials,
etc
II have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and
have found it most efficient and in my Judgment
a valuable remedvr-Hon. Hiram Warner, Judge
of Supreme Court, &C..
at gives me pleasure in being able to recon-
mend Jacobs Cordal-my personal expert
ence and the experience of my neghbors and friends
around me- is sufficient guarantee for me to be-
leve il to be all that it purports to be- viz: n
reign remedy."-Wm. II. Underwood, formerly
Judge Of Superior Cour. Cherokee Circuit.
Il take great pleasure rcconm ending his inval
uable medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases
for which believe it to be a sovereign remedy
decidedly superior to anything else ever tried by
me."-A. A. Gouldmg, Deputy c. M. of the Grand
Lodge of Georgia.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and
this with all | hear about it as a remedy by those
who have tried 1t induces me to believe that il
stands at the head of every preparation Of the kind
and would recommend its in the diseases for
which it is compounded" c. Dobbngs Cash
ier of the Bank of the State Of Georgia, Griffin.
"If there is any credibility in human testimony
Jacobs Cordial must stand pre-emnent above all
other preparations for the cure of bowel diseases
From the mass of testimony in its favor coming in
from all quarters, it must be very far in advance
curative agent, of most ifnot all other patent
preparations. A. Fleming, Cashier Marine and
Fire Insurance Bank Griffin
"Ths efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
fast Bonaparte pushed his columns into Rus
sia, and gaining commendation wherever used"--
Georgia Jeffersonian. May 18th 1853.
Druggists and country merchants supplied by
J. WRIGHT 4 Co,
april 4, '57-Sm New Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
~-NOtICe.

~NOiIce.
q SUPPOSED to be in the Arkansas bot
A-HN tom near the residence os John Couch
A-Zl- one heavy set dark bay mare, corners of
her lips turned out about zen years old and fifteen
hands high; also one dun bay light made flley,
five years old, with a last springs mare mule colt,
mouse color; also one light bay flley, two years
old, all Of them except the old mare are branded
thus, j. G. Any person who will give such inform
alton so that l can get them will be suitably re-
warded. ADDRESS
.-. JAMES GREIG,
april 4, '57-3w Natural Dam, Ark.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Tobacco.

nNE hundred boxes chewing tobacco of various
~ brands, Just received Uy
april 4, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
MASONIC.

A Van Buren Lodge, No. 6, A. F. NJ, meets
Wy on the second Monday in each month, at
~ their Hallov.rthe store Oft. W sldes. BY
order of the lodge
A. K FOSTER, Secy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
The Low Water Packet
YOUNG AMERICA,
VIM. IL. NOWLAND, Captain,

eGg WILL ply as regular packet between
- Napoleon and Fort Smith touching at
all the intermediate landings the Arkansas river
to discharge and receive freight. and will ascend
as high up as Fort Gibson whenever the water will
permit.
dec 12, SO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Publicati Day--Every Friday.

eEw S. SWIMMER General Newspaper and
Advertising Agent No. IA, Second street. opposite
the post ofce, St Louis Mo, is the regular agent
for this paper.
sES NJ. PETrrSGrLL Co. General Newspa-
per Agents, ll9 Nassau street New York, are our
authorized agents TO receive and receipt ier ad-
vertisements, subscri ptons, DC:
cE-C PIERCE, General Newsp per Agent PM !
.d-lchia il our authorized aeert to receive and
receipt for advertisements subscriptions. DC.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

Bacon, Bacon, Bacon.
I WANT to buy 10000 ID cf Bacon right away
Il for which ! viii give the highest market price
N cash or barter NJ LYNCH.
march 27th 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
OK Bow Pins.

4 LARGE lot of patent OK bow pins, just re-
L n ceived and for sale cheap by
feb 23, SO GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Gums.

"E are opening an invoice of double barrelled
w guns, which having bought at bargain. we
can offer at extremely low prizes.
sr-il4. 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Salt

hundred bags course and fine
L salt in store and for sale bv
march 20, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
8 : : ! 3 :

rgNo job 'corE ssreaftsr al b deFsvsT-
cd from this office asssb9,st the cash.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Bkuc Prints.

NJ ERRIAACh and RoJinson's blue prints. ten
VI cases in store for sale bv
march 20, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Coffee.
Dry Goods.

\ FULL supply of bunch and larger Rai.n.
4 n Currants, Ftgs, F'ures, Lemons, snd preserved
Ginger, all fresh, Just received bv
Feb. 81, 81. HENRY. WILLIAMS &Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Prints.

\ LAk''E and handsome assortment of prints
L n Just received per steamer Young America bv
aug :, 90 HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
SicvCs.

DLkTED and iron sieyes. just received and for
l. sale by
march l, SO HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Nails.

I'HREE hundred kegs Boston nails, assorted
Il sizes, in store.
march go, 81 HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Ca.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Hard ware.

'HE most complete stock of hardware evsr
Il brought to this market consisting of black
smiths tools, carpenters and ioiner's tools locks
and bolts Of all kinds, and an extensive assort-
ment of cutlery in store and for sale by
march 90, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
ShOveIs and TOngs.

SHVSVTS sNEU IOHSSs
A LARGE assortment of shovels and tongs, Just
~ received and for sale by
feb 23, sc GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Cradles & Scythes,

= DOZ cradles with movable fingers, scythes t,
- match, and an assortment of grain and sras
scythe blades, scythe stones, etc. in store and fo
sale by
april 10, " HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Stationery,

ETTER, cap aud note paper plain aud gilt
- edge, envelopes of various sizes to match
steel pens, pencils, ink, etc, full supply hand
april 10, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Family Groceries and Boat
Stores.

'JNHE undersigned would respectfully announce 20
Il his old customers and friends that he ha.
opened family grocery and boat store, next door
below the brick building where he formerly kent
and will keep constant supply of groceries. pro
visions &C. necessary for family use. The highes
cash prices VIII be given for country prodnce &c
PoWHATTAN PERKINS
nov. 90, Sc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

SegarS.
M e have just received large lot of importet
w segars, which with our previous stock make
our assortment very extensive, embracing some O
the most choice brands
april 4, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

II WANT flour, meal, corn, oats; and in fact any
Il thing you have got. Roll in your produce.
march 6, ST. MLYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL
EOR ALL
BOWELL DISEASES.

The Virtues of Jacobs Cordial are too ,ceH
ksosa to require EneomiumS.
7. 1t Cures the worst cases of Darrhna
.. 1t Cures the worst forms of Dyseutery.
8. 1t Cures California Mexican Darrhda
4. 1t Relieves the severesc Cholic.
8. If Cures Cholera Morbus.
8. 1t Cures Choler Infantum.
Z. 1t Cures Painful Menstruatiou-
8. 1t Relieves Pain in the Back aud Loins.
9. 1t CounteIacts Nervousness and Dependency
10. 1t Restores Irregularities.
IL. 1t Dispels gloomy and hysterical feelings
IL. It's an admirable Tonic,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

Damages. the late term of the Orange
county (Va.) court DR.. VIM I'll. NJ. Howard
OF Bradford, was mulcted in the sum Of 81
400 damages in malpractice, in not perfectly
setting manufactured leg.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
Liver Oil.

DURE cod liver oil in bottles of various sizes
Il just received and for sale by
april 10, ST HENRY WILLIAMS d Co.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

jus, think of poor what's his name
there Himhy Suppos" he knew tla, hr
has been making love to u man '''
Hush - cried Jennie Look there h
is and, oh my gracious there is the
whole company
YES, W. were fairly caught, II was no
use for me {" clap ON my bonnet and assume
iasct,o again they had all seen too much
Tor that, Besides hy this time. Rob St,ls
aud Maggie loc wcrc "ouc flesh aud my
Disguise was of no further Importance, So |
owned mp and told the story.
Lawyer Bmhy was IN atngc lev"W,I
to Kill me. and even squared oN but the
rest oi the party laughed at him va unmcr.
riIlly, aul spggrslcI that We should walt
II out together, that he finally cooled down
and slank away to take some private con
yc{anrc huck 'o u
Bob styles AMI | are living in u large
double hpuNr together. lie oiicn says that
he owes his wife 'n my nasqurrnding, hut
he doc~ut feel under any obligations (" me,
for own nay wilc io the sam, thing.
\ u Ny wits nhnr l. Jcnn.r
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\ ittt uI Humane

Ten year, aga a Young Inglshuiau ran
away from London whcrr lW wa hlqhl,
connected came down 90 Liverpool, took "A
ship tina, wa up lur New Orleans. AMI ~
tluc cpnr,c oi time landed IN the city with
Ipiti heart ~ his breast and between one
AMI two hundred pounds IN Bank oi Enp
lnud noies IN hs pocket llc had isVn u
pa,urds snjd "a, home, aud what i~'w~u
wine and wuInclI. had managed 10 sIunndcr
a large fortune Mcs,drs involving hlmsli
seriously IN debt lie had taken the rrc.
caution Ia provide hims'li with letter. Of IN
irn,lucilon io re~pccinhi" pnriica IN This city
and bv tlis moan, he soon formed ih" ne.
qinpianrc oi yonug lady. who by the
dralh Of her father hal jus, h6cn I,i' sol
hcir,4. tea large estate 4 warm attach
men, snon sprnne up between ihr two. and
our young Engrshman, ou" i,ne day made
the lnly IA formal tender "l hls hand and
heart, The answer ho received vas ibr lol
lowing Il love YOU aud wll marry sou.
but only on these conditions, aud these "nv
lat. yon must stop drinking "a Won
must pay ,our debts jd you have sIoan
'Irr'd one fortune, yon lnu-i s"t Ia worl nnd
make another The lover rDirrairi. hut
the lady wn- iDeNnrahlc .lnh then the
gold fever broke ont nni nur hrio deter
mined. wth"ut boss 81 ti,nr 10 iry his for
,unr on the shores oi the Pacific Ocean.
IT, at down, wrote IL lctior to the lndy.
~ whirli b. announced h,s determination
asslt,d her oi hl4 unali,r,bIc pllrciiuu and
begged her Ia bc Iailhlnl ln hin and with
utu further aIlcu started for Now Gotk,
and took snip Iot ~an iranciscn VIA tbe
tapo. Iu California be- l,,l iur soinr tiur -
wandering, d-soln'c ilr md finally loincd
the nH!prluuai" expedition which l.aoussct
lie H.mlbou iiiir. "ui iDr ihr conquest ii
SONORA II Has knpau that he was among
the icw who ESCAPED 10 tell l.r" htr 81 their
hrfo" leader, bat nothing iurthrr "az heard
Of bis whereabouts until fasi Saturday
when friend OF hIs IN tins cty received
teIcgripbic ,i'rpaich from hlm. stating tia,
be- was among the fifty persons savcl from
The t'nird America and brought INTO Nor
folk hv 10" bark Iini4t' The di.ra,ch frr
thtf s,at"i that the writer had lost = 10
600 ~ gold, which wns IN the bands II The
pursfr, but tha, II was luckily insured Ia
the fail value ~ "A l.puipp Office We learn
that the lady 10 whom hr was engaged IL
s'ili unmarried aud :, would not bc strange
b" called upon /" inii'e il paragraph wi,h
that fashionable heading Marrav" ~
iiiyli Life \ -. he. 2ll
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could tomlnand
ile cast languishing glance a, me
through his black lace veil and fairly be
gan 20 fear for his feelings
We soon arrived at the grove. AID found
our bani engaged beforehand awaiting
rs. OF course dancing wa' the first ainusr.
mcnt. and lawyer Bimby he'd me- gu, for u
Schuttischc. II was hard at first Tor me 10
take the lady par; in m, dance hlt soon
90, accustomed to il, When a walt w.,>
proposed, resolved 10 lave little amlse-
men, AT ,hc expense Of the unfortunate
Bimhy.
had frs, madc him purpoSaly Jealous.
bv dancing with two "ihcr AnAn- tll4Ms
one OF whom knew, N my own character
hut who never suspected me n Maggie Ire
This young man. who was crra, woman
killer IA sor, oi easy devil NAV care rascal
who made The Indies run after HIM. hv his
alternate wrath Of action coolncSs 81 pro
tc,,ation selected to play of against nv
legal admlrcr. allowed him - hold me
very closely and occasionally looked n, him
with IL half fascinating expression. " hen
W. stopped dancing, hr he'd M io my seat.
keeping his arm around my waist and
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"Ahem "A Miss Lc shall Ia, have the
honor of "A trying a wait with ,ou
smiled a graceful acquie,ceucc anI We
commenced
Now. am an old .t,r,r n, wultl,o.
can keep !, up lonrcr than any non nr.,t,.
,ipunl d,nrcr. mul. or female uhnm over
met. 4 !olg a. the C.,c',nc. or s,honnc.
bruunon rir, IN my ear. ram o., ,p itn
fo. i wear.
Not s., B.mby. lIc plead v.p, ol mae.
,ie. and nc,p1.,eio,i ,I.r h, so,1 o,,
dizzy
"tha old hoy ,hDq,i, ,,,.. ,o,,
, ,rrp. tt.nr
But Ioply smiled. and ul fin, .b.n,lJ
probably cr, tired frs,
"Oh yes? he exclaimed. of course can
waltz ~. long ~ any o.. lady hut n,, un,h
more
For the Gr., ,brrc ,in,,,s nav c,,.,I,.r
d.d well H. wen, .mo,,hIy mI cyenly
bat at the c,pirar,on Of tin, time. began h.
grow warm ri,, minnie. ,.l,uscJ and Nim
hy's breath hccano Lo,,l,r and ho,d., On
W. vent however and ,cornoi 70 notice
his slsckepiug Al, Il, every round when ne
p,s.rd IN, seat. After .,,u,r ten or ,v,i,e
minute. the wr,cAcd man ,a4p-d ut,t h.
tween hi, stem.
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seemed 10 be prcposs,Ss,S with my p,rSO,iti(e
and overheard him whisper to Bob Styles,
rs he went out
Nice booking girl, that Miss Ice
Yes. answered Bob. with mlscheyous
glance at me. "shc is nice girl, though "a
little 90 ahead sometimes. Keep "A little
look out on her will you then, lowering
his voice mo, II bad match for you, old iti-
low she Is rich
is She ?" said Mr. Bmby. his mtcrcs,
deepening.
"On my honor, replied Bob. Forty
thousand dollars in her own right. Day
la, p and he was gone.
Mage Iec ariiu creature that She was
had told her father that III, sailing party
was To assemble a, another hotel, and thither
he had taken her. Having busincs, in u.
he lcf, htr there merely saying that he would
send The carriage for her at oclock She,
like dutliul daughter, kissed him, bid him
goodbye and before hc had gone hundred
rods took "A seat in Bob STYLES li.ht wagon.
which had driven up 10 the back door as old
Lees carriage drove away from the front.
and the old story Of head strona love and
prgiudiccd age was enacted over again
As FOR us Of the PIC uic excursion, We had
delightful sail down the grove, but SOM
how, coaIl not ENJOY II rs much as ! ought
to have done When ! walked on board
the boat ct awkward rs II everybody was
looking AT me. | found Mr.. I'Imby as
had suspected, IA young and rising lawyer,
mighty IN blackstone. III his own opinion
He Insisted on paying for my ticket the
boat was a regular exclusion packet and
purchasing enough oranges. p,ars and can
dies, to >et npa street stand -Four or five
times was on the point OF >wsarng al his
impldcs, oncouSncss, but bit ny tougus
Just IN time 10 prevent the cNpo,urc i:uI
/, was not with ham that found my ,oje
the hard,s, to play.
No the young ladies were the difiicnlt
ones Ia deccvc For instance, there va,
one among them beautiful girl Of st,,n-
teen. iuoi returned from boardlng school.
who had no' seen Maggie lee Tor three
ycars. Di course She Was delighted to s"c
me when shc found on, tha, was NJ tggic.
which, by the way. did not occur unrli af
ter We had started She threw herself in
10 my arms. pulled my veil aside and kissed
me bait a dozen times, IN manner that
made nv finger end, tngIc for an hour
II wa, all very nice bat II ! had been in
yf0y, p,tson1, ! would ha," liked il bet
ter. A. !; Wa,, iclt as If ! wa. obtain
iug good, undcr falls prc'cuccs. and lhA,
LAWYER l'imby might ISSUE "A warran, td ms
arrest. on that ground, "a, any momcnl.
\ Whole knot Of crinoilnc lhcn surround.
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\ IssL ypR fng buD fK>r The
Washington N1r Of the ~ih say. thai souic
dAts ngD a Iryinrr dealer IA " ellington
soid a customer a haIfa peek o' pp,a'o's for
n shilling nnd N taking his pay from a quar-
ter dollar. returned 'welye "ru's change
'IIis The customer refused 10 fecsivc. clam.
ny Thirteen cru's ~ his d.s 4 dispute
cnNI~i winch "ndr,i ~ the customer g',tiug
out "A warrant tor the Old ccui sid, the ca~.
beng tried be- rorovcrd il Bp,ioa In.
ttHef
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own ~ ruy IisE- - Tbs beau',fI
"Dsed q. hnyin. al cs'enAy. circulation
We remember seeing tn while ago cred
ird 70 JohuI -ate and il isprobably on
~ bic:
HG's, pn the IA ~ dew Df.y-
Are plra.ant ;hDa.tis IN p1sts snn1;
Bp' "npte. IN ibs "ssT ~ falling due
10 one Ia whom the cash belongs,
AMI Who. on not gsungii vii 81"
AIst 80 pisssAHt b. --- Asht
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LAyn Oyfics 70 ~ Orgsgb We are
informed by the I,rgi,i q 'hs Ian1 Ol'lc"
i.rrr. that hc ba,s fc1'iyed Information ("
the eNst dat II viii open ta ihe entry Of
lari aid other bu.in",s. pn the ! 4 pf No.
ycmpr ,rosmp We are gl.Vi 10 ANNOUNCE
,h., fact. "a, ~ ihnk i, will ~ the cause oi
more stirring tune. N -,ouS City There
i. "a Iary'. amm,n, Of lawI ya unen'srui IN
tins district hD'iI ffy EGxh.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

l~iy nrighhor AMI acqnaIntnnce--the
do,ng mother Of wsggish iYd-having
bn,ilcd q lo' u nice preserves labelled them.
"i'u, up by Mr. D." ther name.) Johnnie
her promising hoy, having discovered the
"go"iifs," .DHl atc mp ,h" contents Of the
bottle ard then wrote on the bottom OF the
label Put down by John D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-30

yNATCHEs WATCHES WATCHES RBrAuEp AT
wholesale prices jacob lO2 Chatham street GO sas
them before purchasing Silver Watches a. IS a. 90
s $40 and 10, ape geld -sches $40, so s's and $40
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NlArRrMorrAI.-T WILL uroN THI RECEIPr ~ u
M cents sesd 70 person full dsnnesIcn Of their che
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turn postage Nile hugenia Dc Ia Psquis, New TORI Pos,
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MATRIMONIAL.

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whck they homedisely Ne love OF opposks
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residence a. rsirmoun II miles from he CITY, BY the
Harlem railroad, near Iremont station 10 which there
plans ROAD from the house; lat rs By zoo with modern
building BY 70, with wing II by 20 feet GOOD stable gar
perfectly h.sNhy Apply 20 GRO HANNAH ss seconf
nue., corner Of frurh stress,
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES VERY Low.-rHE SUB.
scrber for the sst nineteen business wall street,
selling all descriptions OF inc gold and silver watches
Wholesale and retail prices Gold watches or
SIS All watches warranted 10 keep corrcc, tine watche~
exchanged Goods sent by express free q charge
Importer OF watches ewery wholesale and retail No N
Wal street, Broadway second floor.