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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-02-03
Call e Settle,

THOSE having accounts with us are requested
L to call and settle Immediately. We must
have our books squared up at least once a year,
and hope our customers will see the propriety, if
not the necessity of doing so at the commence
ment of the New Year.
Dec. 30-9t REYNOLDS & HIXON.
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SCHOOL Books.

M'GUFFEY'S Eclectic Series, RAYS Arithme.
w TIC, Pinneo's Grammar, Comstock's Philos-
ophy, Rays Algebra, LIST Part, for sale at great
ly reduced prices. Also, general assortmsn.
ofPaPer, Pens: Inkstands, States, Pen Holder.
&c, all of the best quality, at prices to su;t ~.
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o. II. CUNNING,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA MACARTHUR STATION, VINToH CouN7Y. O.
will practice in the Courts of Vinton and adjoia-
ne counties. nl4tf
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tao city OF New York. and that one hundred theusand
olas are available for that purpose Messrs Forsyth
aad Pryor are Indicated as the editors.
Prominent republicans that the democratic talk now
about retrenohment only vindcating what the repub
caus have advocated for the past year. profess be
ready to 70 with the democrats To the fullest extent
on the subject But the republicans insist that the sd
ipstraton shall conne itself TO tho reduced sppropria
tons, as they will reject any and all deficiency bills
which may be called for during the next session.
Tho House Committee Ways and Means met this NOR
oins but did not take up the tariff question The
committee will meet again to morrow
No lees than six different parties striving to get the
franchise Of laying passenger railroad through Pennsyl
vania avenue. Senator Davis to-day made remarks In
no way complimentary TO the lobby managers.
Tho war debt of Washington Territory should have
been stated In former despatch, Ut 81 100000, which,
with that Of Oregon, makes total Of $o0O0o00 on &C.
Of Indian hosttes The rule adopted BY the House
Committee on Military Affairs will reduce thu sum TO
about half and, as has been heretofore mentioned,
the subectw be further acted upon by the present
Congress.
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A1ooAOAys
ALSAxY, Feb. Z, 1859.
The Assembly met ct hafpast seven O'Clock this
evening.
memorial from the Chamber OF Commerce Of New
York. for the repeal Of tho usury laws presented by
Mr.. OPDYKx.
number OF petitions presented for and against
the removal Of the Long Island Railroad terminus and for
law TO prevent slave hunting
BILLS PASSED. Ere
To incorporate the Board OF Missions OF the Second Re-
formed Dutch church Of Tarrytown.
To authorize the Buffalo CtyBank 10 reduce its capital
stock.
Mr. SHor1nD called up his resolution for the appoint
ment OF committee Of two from each Judicial district to
visit the Quarantine grounds Staten Island and report
to the House the result OF their Investigations.
Mr. TUIHuL opposed the resolution, which was laid on
the table.
Mr. JOHNSON introduced bill 10 protect the property in
trade and earnings Of married II allows
ried women TO purchase stock In trade and besow their
labor uponit, and exempts the same from liability for
their husbands debts
Mr.. RU1nEFoRD introduced bill to limit the imprison
ment for the non payment Of fines makes each days
Imprisonment hquidate two dollars Of the amount Of the
fine.
Mr.. PALMER introduced bill to provide for the pay Of
witnesses in criminal courts.
Adjourned
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n
BosreNFour inches Of snow fell last night Clear aRd
mild to-day.
PORTLAND Wind north Clear and mild
BANGoR-Wind northwest. Clear and cold.
CAIAE.-wind north. Very pleasant.
Clear and pleasant weather H reported from various
parts Of New Hampshire and Vermont.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-Mornins, clear and cold.
CHAMELEON, 3. C--Mornlng, clear and cold.
LyNcmuRa va--Morning, clear and cold.
RIcHnoSD, Va Morning, clear and cold.
WASHINGTON, y. C.--Mornng, clear and cold.
PnnApE rnA.-Noon Thermometer 81 Cog. Clear.
Wind wes
BurAro.--This morning weather mild and bright. A
few inches Of snow fell yesterday and last night the
slcishing is tolerable.
SYRACUSE AND UrcA.--Yestcrday damp and disagree.
able with about four inches Of snow. Clear TO day.
ALBANY. yesterday mild, cloudy and damp; com
mcnced showing att p. NJ; aboutfoar inches. To-day
cioor and cold
CmoAoo AND CiEvuAyp.-Tod day clear. Good slcighing
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The American Flag.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD


BRocxLfx, Fob. 7, 1859.
Twas not little surprised 10 see, reading the Con-
ess'ona proceedings Of the 6h nst that the Committee
on Naval Affairs had reported Joint resolution Of thanks
TO captain Samuel c. Reid for the design Of the present
nag OF the United States AS Captain Reid cannot be
man much ever seventy five years OF age, f hs the
same who commanded the privateer brig General Arm
strongly IL was a matter Of astonshment 10 me TO
learn that orr national emblem was OF modern con-
struction was always Of the opinion that IL dated
existence anterior 10 his manhood. II 10 certainly mat
tor OF history that early January, l776 there
displayed at the American camp At Cambridge flag Of
thirteen alternate red and white stripes, representing the
number aud union OF the colonies una known as the
Union Flag taking the place Of the phn rod previously
IN use! ana resolution OF the Continental Congress,
passed June H. lit, the blue field with thirteen
was sddeo 70 the stripes and made the national flag, -
tnou8n Ior long time II not in general use this
Is no onger the flag Of Union be kind enough 10
form rae what is and when present flag estab
lshed BY Congress- and wherein lies the difference tho
design hat vote Of thanks should be offered TO Capt
hed as the originator The flag used by Paul Jones when
~ command Of the Ranger, his action and capture Of
the Drake, was thirteen alternate red and white
stripes, with a ratilesDake. in il in the act OF
striking, with the motto" Don't tread upon me"
What he subsequently used In the Bon Homme Richard
q was ID general use in the marine service am IT,
norant or II our present flag modern will you please
INFORM me what was the established by the federa
Congress after the adoption OF constitution In 1889
They surely gave q national symbol Of some kind.
what nag dd our navy fight under gaanty in the
with Franco from 1898 to 1901? again. with the Bar
barry powers, where so many Of officers and dis
tmguished themselves IRON 1902 1902 We must have
had come one acknowledged flag aud what was il? The
present one is certainly the same that which Capt.
Reid displayed from the peak Of the General Armstrong
while she remained aoat in the Bay Of Fayal we'll
by the regular navy at that time and he the designer
Of that proud ymbo surely Congress has very
mis- IL delaying their acknowledgment Of SO high
honor This subject has occasioned considerable contro
versy ana as your columns the final appeal for uni
answer to these Inquiries and explanation
otherwise satisfactorily be obtained. OUR FLAG.
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1oVS'
The Inside arrangements al e Capital Yeraciously and
Simply Set FbvM
Your vigorous and able reports Of the Tammany battles
here, In which many heroes Of the wgwam and Con.
ara Railroad have fought and bled and died. and bed and
fought and died again-carouslna deep in tho wassal
bowl every night, and breaking ances umbrellas
nation.
In proportion az the contest for this succession ncars
ms, tho importance Of securing Tammany Hall Ia moro
nghy oestmated by the various aspirants; and con-
sequen'y all the prominent In Washington agrco In
supporting the claims of the Tsmmany Hall General Com
mec as the only recognized recognizable exponent Of
fhc democratic party in the city of New York. The
stumbling block to any real settlement il Collector schc
One Of your delegates, anxious for change contributed
70 their attempt al removing the Collector, memorial
signed by the names OF few dozen so-calcd Ncommor
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

Our New Terrstories-The Probang Contro-
versy-ShockIng Calamity In Brooklyn
The Kansas Cold NIincs--The Paine Cele-
brntion-Four Chapters I'm the History of
Criminal Neutrality-suspicious. News
Markets, &c. SC.
The FAMILY HERALD Of "wednesday viii contain
All the news Of the preceding week of interest and
large amount of miscellaneous reading Among it,
viii be found:-
An interesting article Territories Of Arizona Jesr
and DacotahTheir Extent Population Agricultural and
Mineral Riches-Necessy for their immediate Organizs-
ton, DO, DC.
More Of the Probang at the Academy
Of Medicine Debae-Speeches Of Drs Green, Mott
Reese and watson-Resoluon of tho Academy Excufaun
DR.. Horace Green.
Shocking Calamity In Brookyn-Fire in Elm Pace-Neary
Whole Family Destroyed-A Mother Two Children and Ser
want sufocated-Three Others serously Injured.
Tire Kansas Gold Mines-Leers from Correspondents
at Denver City and Lesvenworth
The Paine CelebrationThe Unorhodox the Light Fan
Police Reports-Theatrica Cr1ucisms-CsmmerciAl
uey Market Repors-MArsges and Deaths for weekalto-
gether forming an interesting and useful newspaper
Report the Prices Of all kinds of Marketable Produce
Washington Market IN this ciy-carefuly every
week.
The Latest News received by telegraph Tor otherwise up
ae ume Of publication
Terms-S2 per year; single copy, four cents To be OBJ
tanned the efce and Of all the agents. Advertise
ments inserted at the usual HERALD rates
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In Philadelphia, on the Goth ult, were performed the
funeral rites Of Mrs. TAcy GRAY lady who had passed.
by about four months the great age hundred years.
she died at the house Of her daughter Shppcn street,
Philadelphia up 70 three days previous TO her deccaso
was In the enjoyment Of most remarkable health. Mrs.
Gray with her husband, who was officer In the
navy on board Commodore Perrys ship at the battle Of
lake Erie Her recollection Of Washington was perfect
She leaves numerous descendants Her remains
followed to the grave by very large of people,
among whom body Of the veterans Of 1912 and the
Revolution.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7, 1850
stocks steady Pennsylvania State flves, 93k Reading
Railroad 211 Morris Canal, 43Z Long Island Railroad
ny; Pcnnsy lvania Railroad, 4Sh.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 7, 1859
Flour firm at S5 10 for superhne. Wheat dull: red
81 81 81 4o white 81 So 81 g. Corn steady at s0c
Provisions advancing. Mess perk selling at SIS rs 49,
Baconsides o1c; shoulders, I4c. whiskey held firmly
at 200. q 30c
BALTIMORE, Feb 7, 1859.
Flour steady at So rs for Ohio and Howard street
Wheat firm: white, 81 40 81 TO- red, 81 80 81 49,
Corn adv anced sales of white and yellow at 76c. 7sc
Prov isions steady. Whskey FIRM Ohio, Soc. city, 2ec
CINCINNATI, Feb. 7, 1859.
Flour unchanged. Whiskey &c. Provisions quiet
Iard-No sales. Bulk shouldersSaes Of 100 900 lbs. at
6bc; u sides sales made and the market closed
heavy. speculative purchase OF 900 bbls. Of mess
pork was made, for delivery In New York in May and
June. at $40.
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Court Calentlar--This Day.

SUPREME CouRr-Gencrn Term.--Nos. TO 0, 14to "a.
SupRSxl C0uRr-Crcuit Part 1.--Nos. 13l, 81, 500,
sel, 9Si, Al 81 49, o l4a IT, 49, 1os leS III, i7s
COMMON PiEAs.-Part Mos 2b2, 261, 276 2,7, 278
$50, 2S1, 2s2 2s3 2s4 49, 2s7, $50 29i 2o2 Part e.
Nos lsb 2l4 35 243 24S 1000, 2s2, 2os 800, 80, S7a
ga, 27b, las, 2os.
sUrxuos Counr-Nos 200, s7i. s72 92s, sqs si4, s1s
leo, lt6 1888, as4, 4os ios, 4lo, AL ala Ala, 72 s
400. 423, 81, 3.
Usnng sIsna DISTRICT corYA--NOs. 90, %, iol, 81 AIS
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Connecticut Politics.

HARTFORD, Feb Z, 1859.
The democracy assembled to the number Of 500 this
evening" and repudated tie proceedings Of last Saturday
evening The Douglas resolutions passed by about 100
were 10 night repudiated, the democracy Of Hartford
not yet being ready to name Presidential candidate
julius L. Strong turned Of the State delegation and
VIM. W. Eaton putin his place. rousing meeting
II endorsed the administration.
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BalIou's French Yoke Shirts, New Style
made to order, and warranted to f at less than
pr1ces al balous Shirt Emporium, 400 Broadway.
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ALAA1Hp ROD Y, looS
inc Senate met ct p. NJ, but business OF general
interest WAS DONE Only private bills general orders
were considered
Adjourned.
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Piccolomini at Washington.

WARRINGTON, Feb Z, 1909.
Plccoomini, in "Don Pasquale," drew crowded house
tonight at four dollars ticket She delighted every body
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Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Knee
caps belts bandages and DR.. 0LOvERS new lever
Ann street.
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Marine Disasters.

MARINE
LOSS OF THE BARK ExACT-DIsAsTER TO THE
SCHOONER GEORGE HARRIS.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. T. 1889.
The bark Exact from New York for Savannah, with a
cargo OF merchandise went ashore the morning Of the
9Th inst Frying Pan Shoals and vessel and cargo be-
total loss. The saved and carried to
Smthville.
The schooner George Harris from Baltimore for Charles
ton, has put in here leaking and with the of sails
and spars.
BRIG MELAZzo ASHORE.
Boston, Feb. 7, 1859.
The brig Meazzo, from Portland for st. Jago, put in
here last night for harbor and dragged ashore Teddy
Rocks, with loss Of anchor and chain he towed of
at one O'Clock p NJ to day. She is leaking inches per
hour and has three and half feet Of water in her hold
has lost rudder anchor, &c. She will 60 the blocks
for repairs.
THE SHIP rRoPIc AsHoRE-Loss OF SCHOONER N. AIRY.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 1859.
The New Orleans Picayune says that ship supposed
be the Topc from New York. went ashore in West Bay
the 30th utmo Also that the British schooner Mary
from Belize Honduras, for New Orleans, lost last
November. She had considerable specie board. The
crew were saved
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Chest Of Good Tea for One Dollnr.-AlsO,
pounds coffee for 81, at CHRISTIANSONS, No. Cham
bora rect
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Paris Soft Hats.-Just Received, per Eu-
ropa 100 dozen soft hats which the
testion of the trade. LEARY 4 CO.,
Nos g. 4 and 5 Astor House, Broadway.
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Ambrotypes-Daxuerr and Photo-
Miniatures enlarged every size 70 life painted
or Otherwise by HOLMES, 30 broadway CITY Views and
landscapes the beautifully taken by photography
HOLMES gallery, 80 Broadway.
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Dupuy's AMOUNT Vernon Bouquet. the new
perfume Of exquisite fragrance.
4. DUPUY Chemist 500 Broadway
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United States supreme Court.

No. 81. Daniel Poorman ct al. VS.. Woodward and
Dusenbury. Printed argument submitted for defendants
No. CT. The New York and Liverpool United States Mail
Steamship Company claimants Of the steamship Vs. OMs
2. RumbaA lbeIant Argued for appellants and appoees
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The Star OF the South at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Feb. L 1859.
The steamship Star Of the South from New York. ar
rived here at nine O'Clock yesterday morning
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Barry's Trscopherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyrg cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try Sold by
druggists.
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HerTing's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes 26l broadway Murray
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The Adams Express Robbery.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. Z, 1859.
The preliminary examination Of N Marony agent of the
Adams Express here, charged with stealing the $4,000
recently reported lost by the company, is progressing
Able counsel are engaged on both sides.
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Convictions for Murder.
THE CASE OF MRS. HARrUNG.
ALBANY, Feb. 7, 1852
Mrs. Mary Hartung, who has been on trial here during
the past week for the murder Of her husband Emil Har
tupg this morning found guilty OF the murder Her
trial has excited intense interest," and the jury have been
Saturday afternoon The prisoner quite young
and handsome and har --- VI o@eoa 49, ~.-s.-A
patty.
CHICAGO. Feb 7. -1ako
Henry Jumpertz who has been on trial during the past
ten days for the murder Of Sophie Werner whose remains
were found in barrel at the Hudson River Railroad de-
pot New York. about year since, has been found guilty
of committing tho deed His counsel has made application
for new trial.
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TEIIRTY-FIFvCH CONGRESS-
SECOND SESSION.

Senate
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1859.
PAPERS FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT..
Communications received from the Secretary of
War; stating that In hs opinion the proceeds of the sale
of the old forts and deences might be judcousy applied
10 the construction of ones; also Indian agencies
might be better filed by officers Of the army; also,
that the army be judicousy kept within the line
OF settlement 10 avoid the OF transportation, mas
much az the Indians kept check by the prox
nifty Of the troops.
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BILL
taken up whereupon Mr.. CLAY, (adm) Of Ala, made
strong speech against it, showing its uuconstitutonaty
Messrs GwN BEIL Brown and DAVIS repeated their
timens upon II. which have already been expressed
The bill then passed, with amendments (which
will require it 10 20 back 10 be House by the following
VOTE
AyEs-Messrs Allen Bell Brodsrick, Cameron Chandler
Given, Hale, Hsmli1. Harlan Kennedy King Seward Sim
.n q Rsat Thomson Of New Jersey
N4Ys Messra Bsyard Brown Chestnut, Clay, CllugmAn,
Sadsn. wsrd~2a 'S'' -'''' N''A''' '''''N'
Mr.. HUNTER (adm) Of Va then tried, Intellectually to
call up the Civil Appropriation bill
Mr.. SIDElL (adm OF La, desired to take up the bill
for tho acquisition Of Cuba. He said attention TO that
measure which had been conded TO his care, required
chat he should urge the notice Of the Senate and
be would that ts provisions be added as amend
ment 10 the Civil and diplomatic Appropriation bill Fl
naly he gave notice he would call up the subject to-mor
row.
The Pennsylvania Avenue Horse Railroad bill then
up unfinished business being the third day Of the
debate upon Six parties now seek the concession the
contest seeming TO be manly between Vanderwerken
Co., the Metropolitan Railroad Company, and the civic
corporations Of Washington and Georgetown.
Without taking action on the bill, the Senate at late
hour adiOlrned.
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The New York Omnibus.
THE NEW YORK OMNIBUS.
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Fine Sugnrs.-A Chest OF Tea for 81; TIE
raunds NJ Coffee Snre at nxnFnRn,c an os.th
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A. Grandjean, Advice and Consu1tnti0
Office the human hair has removed until further notice
the house the westerly OF broadway and Twsf
street, a few doors from Broadway.
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News from Kansas.

LEAvxNwoRrH, X. T., Feb. Z, 1859.
A man named White, employed in tho Journal office,
made assault to-day reporter for the Times named
Boss. Several shots were exchanged between them,
Bloss receiving three slight wounds White has been
arYastad
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TEE CASE OF HENRY JUMPERrz.

The Steamer sevcnty-six Sunk.
CINCINNATI Feb. 7, 1859.
special despatch TO the Commercial dated Evansville,
February T. says-The steamer SeventySx sunk TO her
boiler deck at about three O'Clock Sunday morning, at
Goulds Landing sabove Concorda. The boat, it is sup
posed will total loss, but part of her cargo will be
saved. NO lives lost
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The Southern Mail.
WASHINGTON, Feb 7, 1882
The mail from all points south as late due is re-
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
BALnMoRE, Feb 7, 1885,
There has been no detention from yesterdays snow
storm il being light west and south. All passenger and
freight trains arrived and departed regular time
tho baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Cure Your Cough.-25 Cents.
lis Third avenue, near Fourteenth street
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Fire ut Grand Rapids,

Fire ut Grand Rapids.
DETROIT, Feb. Z, 1859.
fire at Grand Rapids Mich, early this morning de-
stroyed buildings, including Backus block Losses
on merchandise and buildings OOo partially insured
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Cristadori's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
the best world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye pri
yately applied. NO. 6 Aston House.
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- Oath OF DR.. Jabex g. Goblc.
NEWARK, N. j., Feb Z, 1859.
Dr. Jabez G. Gobe, prominent and highly respected
citizen Of this city, died about hafpast twelve to-day
Dr. Goble has been long an active member Of the New
Jersey Colonization Society, and other benevolent, as well
as business enterprises.
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Defiance salamandcr Safes-Wlth Paten
powder proof locks and bara Also fire and buraa
proof parnr Safes Depot l92 Pearl street
ROBERT n. PATRICK,
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
BY an sta0ners; Wholesale only by EBERHARD FABER
sole agent, lSs William street
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SIOO.OOO WOftm CHOICE CHICAGO CITY Pro-
perry improved unimproved exchange goods
suitable for the Western rade where the goods fresh
subscriber will cash. application be
seller directly and all communications shall be strictly
private Inquire OF or address Geo. r. Clarke No. Tryon
row, room No.2
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To be Successful In Business One Needs to
know his defects well his tAents-A
Examination will teach these important lessons as given daily
aFOWI.ER WELLS, SOS Broadway.
Take Healthfnl Physical Exercise Mt Woods
Gymnasium, No 6 East Twenty eighth street.
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r RUSSELL ePAULDIN0's ROSEMARY.
81 THE ROSEMARY u the best dressing for the hair
THE ROSEMARY will restore hair 10 bald heads.
THE ROSEMARY will remove dsudruf
THE ROSEMARY IA the best thing for childrens hair
The ROSEMARY has not and cannot be surpassed
ing ali a clean, healthy scalp and beautiful hair.
The proprietor furnish proof 70 sustain the assertion
aboys ko0m VII p0 lha ISupIary certificates from in
The rosemary has stood the Of for eight years
satisfied try It. The signature Of the proprietor
on all genuine. ]. RUSSELL SPAUlDik<s,
~ fremont street.. Boston, Mass.
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HollOway's P1lls.-Disease arises fro
weakness in some one or more Of organic functo
These pills by their restorative, saniive
nyeorate the blood and strengthen the constitution general
Mandatory SO Maiden lane, New York.