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FULTON HOUSE.

rTNHE undersigned having leased this well known no. ST
tel, AMI having thoroughly Tctttrd it, takes this e
opportunity Of presenting is claims TO tile
community He has secured the services Of the ObE
ing and attentive walters; his table v, at al times,
furnished with the best the market Affords. The sahnG IS
full iiostlsrs.
The most lgent attention will he given TO insure the
comfort, and the Of all who may become
80 pains expense will be spared 70 make this
comfortable homo all w'to either permanently
temporarily eAtend their patronage TO it, ,,,,.
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TO IIUUlNEHEEIFIfS.
TN STORE sale, reduced prices, the following
articles Plate Warmers. styles and plain;
Coal Vases i've sets; Ftve Stands Of different qualities
Also Tenders Ash Pans, Coal seutes, Toilet sets, Stop
Buckets, Cake, knife Boxes; Tea Trays Corn
Hearth BrOoms, sizes, Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats, Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
quality; Clothes, Travelling and Cap Bias
kets various patterns; Side IRONS Ince Meat Cutters
various other articles useful to House Keepers.
sHsrI WM. HEBURH
deeSS No. 81 Monroe Street.
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THIRD SUMMER STOCK.

7 BEG leave 10 irferu public just
u from the East with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK,
.istng or Lawns H-raEe5, Mantilas. Get.
call especial attention to stock Of Straw and Nea
potn description, botl Plnin and fancy
which shall sell cheaper than they have been sold yet
this fra H4s
.nonnet Rbbans, Of which purchased large quantity
and Of which confident have the largest stock
Wheeling, shall sell less than they have been sold this
b. calling xii convince yourself of the fact
sell them other House.
Aisn zml doL Rnches, TO which invite the attention cf
the H. lle will sell cheap Jo6hins House
East; only buying Manufacturers Hnh Inportsrs
Also, 100 dcz those cheap Mis- the great
bargains solo Iu Wheeling.
Also ic0 yds. Of the plain Berages at Csc, fully
FoTt35J 10.
Also, more fhOse Collars at &c, and which cheap
at IKE.
To ny Of lawns, which have selected the
latest designs, / call rspe eiAl attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
we'll cali have many Auction Bargains
shall sell cheapro the Trade. ISAAC pRAGER,
1923 Main ST,
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rJ,HE MOST REMARKABLE BOOK of the
i DAY.-Wih b. published August |:
M O II nj O N I. NJ
ITS LEADERS AND DESIGNS.
BY ELDEE HTDE'
LIi LII pnrtrnita Of III. leadin ,


Illustrated with Portraits OF the leading Mormons Of Utah.
One vol. limo. Price s. -,
eve glanced through the manuscript OF the WORK and nave
no hesitation IN saying that Is intensely interesting aud adj
mrsby written though the subject is which requires
sss .si psn Tt quite time
took hold law breakers who sowing moral eorrap
sssr Elder work Viii be read BY who
Ts III atsS. exciting and
be,e of the corruption and horrible mqyss o. mor
w P Fetrfdse Co have pres, new work the Nor
mons it dr,ned to make stir. The author h the
srnt m,onaTy apostles Of the charch He preached En-
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visited and made great among the people the Sandwich
leland. and California Blu; he has reesnted and ia nov in
Morons twill be embeshed with the portraits of the prin-
a of Utah will sGat ns and Of ss n.
tain hints u s Government to the classes of people,
and the mode putting the abonnatioas Of
m Y. Correspondent Of Bcston Journal
AN EPlTOMIzED TABLE OF CONTENTS:
CAPTEE TgE h !. and S whY ss wr TSs
City The Inhabitants Kimbsl City Property BHsha1n'
LS MorCT S saa and s
Tsben,ce and sabbath Services House and Tenn
s csrs PP ot wsapa.
Nsnsiaeto1iesi The Mormon Census and Lying
CHATTER III-PRACricAL PoLYsAnY-Femily Arrange
wi. W.T. I ts. Of snf Rss a
copnubac. PISP9rtion Of u, ss.e. in rSh Effect: OF
ss1 on F as P and
CHAPTER iv.2soRmos MysI,RiEs- Sealing for Eternity
Woman Sealed and Married to another Huband Spirit
of Smiths Death Smiths Widows; Proxy
Doctrine Marriage ard Sealing for the Dead The Endow
ment Washing and Amounting Degrees Of Priesthood; Be
hind the all" Obedieuce Sealing at the Altar; Murders
Sealing TO Indian Sguaws; Selling Daughters.
CHAPTER N.-EDucATIoN.
CHAPTER vL-BkicHAM YouSc AT HOM1-Hi' Biosra
ply; Modus Operand Personal Appearance in Council and
in Pulpit Manners Style Of Oatory Asa Husband aud
Father Domesticitics: His Wives His Favorite; Women
Counting the Mem Occupations and Propey Universal Con-
fdsnt and Adviser; Secret Of Success
CHAPTER ViI-BRIGHAN THE Decentralization of
Normoni-m
CHAPTER VIII.-CHRoSoLoGIcAL History OF MORMON
CHAPTER IX.-ANALYsIs or INTERNAL EVIDENCE OF THE
Book OF MORMON
CHAPTER X-ExrERyAL EVIDENCES Book OF
MORMON.
CHAPTER XL-REAL ORIGIN THE Book Mormon.
CHATTER XII.-THEoRETIcAL PoLyGAnY.
CHAPTER XIII.-THE SUPPRESSION OF MoRMosrsM
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Real estate for Sale.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES for SALE. A

NOJINTRY RESIDENCES for SALE. At
u Irvnson two mile. from NewsrE y - about one acrss
healthy place convenient for Persons doing bes.
n,, or near Yok pSee Saeo part cash. CAV sad &c
~ ii co the owr situated that be cannot occupy
h Fifty other similar pseea one yacrs Farm very nsse
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isYse the Hudson River Dock Gothic Cottage
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the States Syen hundred Farms and 800 o sces OF 20
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THE p a NJ tHSEt CONCERT
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WALLACK's THEATER.
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THE TRIBUNE ALTMAN 10
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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LAST CoNShAS'' I'D
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AHACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST foA
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AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE
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AT present the Novels which to English Ladies
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CORINNE.
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Ghanres for Business Mers.

INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAM
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Gorses, Carriages, sc.

VERMONT MORGAN HORSESHOE sale
one par bay HORSES five years old one sorrel HORSE
seven yesIs old and gray MARE five years oda ver)
superior horses and warranted Inquire at No 3 Stantonst
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Indian Cancer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash and
various other Indian Remedies for the cure Of diseases
It may be well to add that the business at this estab
lishmen is conducted upon the most liberal terms It
the practice with to require large sum in advance
for the proms Of cure" &c This course is sever e.
ly condemned oy the Society At this institution the
patients are required to pay only the price of the ed
cnes needed in their case cept at the first prescription
one dollar being charged for recording the case and
giving the necessary directions.
Ladies Especially
Should know that the genuine Indian Remedies do NOT
like the old method debate the system but ienoygte
and restore healthy tone to their already debtated
constitutions.
The societys newspaper, entitled "Indian Aroana u
hled with the literary and medical knowledge of the In
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cines named above and also reference cases cured
may be had at the Office will be sent by mail free II
charge, or they may be obtained of CHARL Els CIARKE
Agent for the sale Of the Medicines, in Worcester
address DR.. X. GREEN, So Broomfied st., Boston.
Consultations personally or by letter free Of charge
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