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Nantes, OF steamer jaime. johnson.

NASHVILLE, Api4l -. 1899.
kirkpatrick, NevinS & Co, lac hhd> Sugar.
pkgs mds; Armstrong IL Co, 100 bhls
Plaster. casks Paint; II G Randy. so casks
G''is, % i'l'iN Moiar-ee. 20 boNcs Sugar;
BURG & Allen. 80 casks Soda, 80 hhds SUI
gar, 100 pkg> Molass,s: Lanier, Phillips 4
Co, l26 hhls Nolasses, key Soda; Jas John
son & Co, 20 o u Baecins, 10 bids Sugar;
40 pkgs Mo asses, pkgs nidse, NJ Sloan,
pkgS carriages; NJ Burns, pkgs Buggies;
l. 7 Peck 4 pkgs Carriages. 10 parts la
straw: Evin Peudlcton \ Co. 20 pkgs mdse:
Il Agent 50 rkgs mdse; M&EF
Oh alham, pkgs mdse; 4 Hamilton ! Pr
ana; Hugh MeCrea a Co, as hhds Sugar, III
bag Coffee, 10 bbls Nuts, III pkgs Molasses;
X b Snowdon 4 Co. Is packages snndries;
III u 1'atman. pkgs mdse; G. w Hender-
shott. 50 pkgs Drugs; Morris q Stratton 100
kegs Soda. 2l2 hhds Sugar, ISL bags Coffee.
IL Dry Hides; Berry a Drmovill,. Q nltgs
Drugs; Harris. Gordon 4 Co, 6 pkgs mds7;
Greenii Id 4 Patterson. l case mds.; W "
Miller, 10 pkgs Moss; Morgan Il ca. 1 Water
Purifier; W l. C'aiborn. casks Ale; Davis &
Gaines, 5S pkss mdse; Beech & Goodlet. Is
pkg Drugs; Z & c Anderson. IL hhds Sugar.
50 pkgs Molasses, so pkgs Wooden Ware; 5
Gould, % pkgs Furniture; Vessel 4
Thompson, 81 pkgs sundries: MeCaslin 4
Strad'r. pkgs Tin, Pig Tia; Mcclure.
Buck &Co. o. boxes Tin; J Whorley. | caSr
Cigars; Ewing, McCrory L Co. so b1ls No
lasses; Noel n Co, III pkgs sundries; Jas Liy-
ingston pkgs Molasses; j % Pican. case
Cigars; Robb a Smith, loo pkgs Molass,r, 2
casks Soda, ASH; Rains a Brown. rs pkgs
Drugs; Lnmsden & Co. IL Casks oil;
Wells 80 pkg Drugs; Macy & Hamilton
10 kegs Horse Shoes, Hallisier L Carter 10
boxes Lemonsi Hiilman Brothers pkgs
Sundries; NJ Ryan $40 Burr Blocks etc;
TerrAss Bros % half bbls Molasses; n l.
Shelton blocks Marble; o Ewing Trunk;
J ii Hopper & Co pkgs Ad.e; z q No.
Marry Z Co cases Oil Cloth; A Pinto 2
boxes Glass kolh bbls Oil; A Coe
boxe. orauges; J Claiborne 3 pkgs Mdse: c;
Greig ] cask Coco Nuts; Capt Hanmer /
Buggy; X Barry Is pkgs sandries; NJ IL
Gordon a. Co Boxi and considerable way
freight.
wiz be up on Monday sad leave again
about Wednesday 27sh. Ali we'll The
Mississippi is still very high. Much damage
has been done in the yieiii,y of yieksb,r,
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ter from the President OF the United States.
IRIS FREE FROM POISON.

NEW YORK, october list, 1855.
Mr.. Z LYoN-p"ar Sir: We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders aud and them perfect
~ harmless to mankind and domestic animals, bur
certain death when inhaled by bugs ants and insects
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. y, Chemist
LAURANoE REID, Prof. Chemistry, n Y Hos
Mr.. John L. Rome, Superintendent Of the New
York Hospital, says, he has expelled all the bugs
ants, reaches moths. &c, with Lyons Powder, aud
finds il of immense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have d.
rect interest IN article Of this kind Reference can
he made to the Aston, 81. Nicholas, and Metropolitan
Hotels; to Judge Meigs, President OF the American
Institute; James ordou Bonnet, Cen Winfield Scott.
Cyrus W Field, /. NJ. Perse Of the Five Points Mis-.
sion &C, sc. Judge Ncigs Gays, This discovery OF
Prof Lyon is Of national Importance. The farmers
Club have tested ii thoroughly. II will destroy To-
Gusts, grasshoppers, ants, moths, bugs and all YER
min. Garden plants can be preserved, and houses
made pure ~
Arrangements are now male through Messrs
BARNES & PARK. OF New York 20 have n sold
throughout the world. Many worthless imitation.
are advertised. BE eantiousl
"NEw YoRK, November sth, 1855
"ln retiring from business, have sold all MY In
sect Powders ana Pills. Letters Patent aud the Sc
erets pertaining thereto, 70 Aessrs. Barnes Park
1his powder Is discovery made by myself, and
brought from the interior Of Asa, unknown 70
any o'her persons The genuine and effective article
put up Ia TN eanlsters and will eontinne 10 bear
my name. e IloSu
Rats and mice cannot be reached By a powder,
and are killed by Magnetic PILL order them
through any merchant.
rs tyon's Powder klls'insecis IN a trice,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats ana mice
saEnre Flasks IS cents regular siz Is so cents and
81 90. Follow directions Use freely and Thorough
ly. BARNES PARK
apri4-tmiwtw. Is and Is Park Row, ~ York
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At this point we have no abatement of the
food to chronicle. 1t continues to rise, and
we are getting sick and Tired of making the
announcement, but there is no help for it,
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LOOK AT THIS 7

FER Tor sale o'e Il the most vau bic Farms ON
the Mississippi River, IS miles above Memphis
near Ashp'rt containing 1900 acres, with about a
oT "A mite roI $50 acres rly ready for cultivation
IL possesses unusu I want iges Tor a Wood Yard
fsock Raising or IN, Cotton almost any produce Of
the soil pref rret A. amount of go q dry wood can
he sold at fur prize The timber consists at l,rg
a. ruty 81 hne BLACK Walnut. sass tfras, Mulberry,
Honey, Locust Ash, Maple, Cotton Wood nac sberry.
Pecan, &c. Timber and Cane 90 il Is evidence hish
land This Farm has attached to "A small Island IN
the middle OF the front, around which tn chute uass
- in moderate high water, the foot 90 IL gives a
hrbor for Wood Boat agnst the drit nr lee running
where the wood yard aud improvements are ala, a
projection 20 wood against the highest water By sor
ing 1t back along the chute and run the boat 20 H.
saving once handling n. lmprove mentS good dwcI
lag and ont houses all new. II is only 10 see this
farm Ia appreciate It's value and unusual advantages
If l'ctti"n. Viii sen bargain exchange Al f,r
IN all improved pla e--say &C. 90 acres WITHIN to
miles oi Nashville, Louisville, ~ Louis or Memph =
aud will give liberal credits on the balance gcner-
ais MAKE quick sales, ictviag Tor urchasefs
to complain. Lose no time Il YOU want a No I Farm
upon The greatest river IN the woTll. For further
In "Tmat"n address me al Nashville. Tenn or apply
To James Johnson, near the Farm. lie viii show the
land Il s there II ENTRY
l. usvtlle Journal, Memphis Appeal, al Il. Louis
Republican coPy L. amount of So ami charge this OF
mcc. aprle-triwawTw
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Eg|A fine fiddle. belonging to the celebra-
tel Big Jane. who some time since caused
considerable disturbance between Montgom-
cry and Robertson counties in relation TO her
acquittal by jury. was discovered in this
city yesterday. Two noted Bank officers APP
pearcd to b very much Interested in the III
strument.-G deeite of yesieTrldy.
We were called upon yesterday by a noted
bank officer, aud requested that our neigh
Dor explain the above, whether 'old or young
officers" are mad reference to, aud what
bank officers play the fiddle"
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PETERS'S PATENT
NOn-EXplOsive, Seli-Gencrating
G. AS L A NJ P S.

The public are now favored with the best, "a fest
and most economical light ever produced, supt,
Tior O. any other port. bile light iu exis Ii is
adapted for Churches, Hotels. stores Private Dwell
ngs Steamboats,, Kairoad Cars. Se., his easily
managed, free from smell or smoke and FROM all
danger of explosion, he fluid used is not OF at ex
poslve nature. These lamps are on cxEib ton and
fur sale al the auction rooms of NJ q Bruce corner
of Cedar anu Cherry street, where the public are IN
vtsd TO call aud cXtmine for themselves
BARRETT = WINCHESTER
mAFSo-u General Agents
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Gas-Tne editor of the Auburn, (Ala.) Sig
nal who wrote the apotheosis of Gov. WISE,
which we published last week, thinks that
ian impulse which sometimes prompts poor
4 ltOr, who il doomed to read newspapers, to
sDreId JaiabOc 0Cer a Dtudhoie." ought 10 be
pardoncd. The public ought surely to ac-
cept this apology.
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ACoUTTTED.-John Elliot Harrison, who
has been on trial before the Federal Court,
on charge of manslaughter in consequence
Of the loss life by the sinking of the steamer
City OF Huntsville, was on Friday last, ac-
Quilted. The jury We're only few minutes in
returning a verdict, there being nothing
whatever in the evidence to establish his guilt
-Gazette Of yesterday.
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The vicksburg True Soahron, of the 18th

The vicksburg True Souhron, of the 18th
inst, says: ar
At this point wei have no abatement of the
food to chronicle. 1t continues to rise, and
we are getting sick and Tired of making the
announcement, but there is no help for il.
1t adds:
We regret to have TO record two more Gre
vases in Madison parish the FIRST occurring
at noon on Friday, at the plantation of the
late John l.. Harris, and the second at tire
Culberston place, about O'Clock yesterday
morning. Both these breaks are few miles
above YouHg's Point and the water is rush
ing through with great force and violence.
The crevasse at the Culbertson place let in a
volume of water at least fifteen feet deep at
the outset. The crevasse is about thirty
yards wide and increasing hourly. The
break at the Harris place was not quite so
wide, but this, like the others, is constantly
Increasing in width. These two crevasses
will about complete the overflow of all the
central and lower portions of Madison parish,
and If the levees give way above Niliken's
Bend, an event now anticipated momentarily,
the whole parish will be submerged.
The immense levee at Diamond Island
Bend. a few miles below this city, break in
which was recorded In these columns some
time since, is gone to the extent of five or six
miles. This must pour an immense food of
WAFER uoWH on the parish OF Icnsas, ana pro-
duce great damage in that wealthy and pro-
ductive parish.
Thd following extract from letter from
Capt. 7. p. feathers adds something to the
facts we have before published, though some
have been already given to the public:
Below Vicksburg we have the following
breaks, viz: Brown & Johnson's, b. Fore
I and fl,. Tala md
| Levee Joshua James, Calcote's and BANDS;
making seven crevasses on the Louisiana side
between Grand Cult and Vicksburg On the
Mississippi side all the leevees are broken
/ from Yickburg to NatcheZ.
! l received a letter yesterday from Henry
| Turner. (broher-in-hw to Gen. Quitman,)
! saying that the river was higher than it had
! been for thirty years, and from present APP
( pcaTances We look to have it u foot higher at
I least
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Es- lady, whose style of piety was
more affected than attractive. once took Il
said the friend, why are my feathers any
more Objectionable than the brilliant artif-
cial flowers in your bonnet" oh" replied
the censorious lady. Christians must draw
the line somewhere, and | draw it at feath-
prs
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BY order of the Committee.
Died.

On Sunday evening. April 24th of brain fever,
WAITER GAY, infant sou OF Joel and Martha DAVIS,
aged years aud months.
The friends aud acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this even
ing az O'Clock, from the residence OF Miss A.
IarDar
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Tr,ce.. Landing robaeco market.

WEDNESDAY, April 20.
Tobacco sales at Trice's Landing, LA hhds.
as follows: 90, 10, 5 so, IS, 6 90, 6
O5, 10. 80, 6 so. 6 IS, 8 60. 2 O5. 10.
z 20, Z so, Z So, I go, s 90. 3 at 8 So, 3 at
3 IS, 2 at 8 IS, 2 at 8 80. 3 at 05, at
Is. 5 at 80, 2 at 40, at 4 65, 4 at 4
IS. 2 at 5 rs, at 65, IL at IS. at 5
IS, at Is, at rs, at IS, at 50,
at 90. 2 att 80, at IS. at 40, at
7 As, at So 5 at Z 60, at Z IS, z at 90,
at 8 O5, 3 at 8 Is, 3 at Is, 7 at As, at
8 so, 8 at 8 70, 6 at 9 90.
OLDHAM HOMAR l. co.
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CHARLESTON, April 2l.-The market is depressed
and unsettled, under the recent European adviccs.
Ihe sales to-day were 500 bales decline a Ia
5ac Sales of the week 1000 Ies,-FfeIght ON cot
toG 70 Liverpool advanced t. Sd.
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INJUNCTION.-An INJUNCTION has been issued
by the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, in
favor of Joseph Burnett q Co. against Fred
erick Brown, agent for Pbalon q Sons, New
Yolk, for an Infringement OF plaintiffs trade
mark "Cocoaine'-the alleged infringement
being the sale of Phalon & Sons "COcoaine.'
- IasfOU IIbrJer
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When Mr.. LYMAN BEECHER was instructing
a class of theological studeats, and one of
them put TO him the qrestion-''What 1t an
atheist should say that there is as much proof
of the existence of several Gods as there is
of the existence Of one?' he replied--"DO
enter into an argument with him. for quite
likely you might fail to convince him, but
tell him that if bis theory is true, and there
are more Gods than one so much 1te sOorse for
HMlD
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EsEs- The Gonzales Enquirer, published ia
Western Texas, speaks of large loeks of Mex
lean shecp-four to six thousand head
being driven through that town to the conn
tres north and west. Shrep raising is the
fashion OF Western Texas Just now.
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A staple Article.

we would call the attensiah Of our friends 70 the
ollo~tng:
HAvEKmII, Mass, Feb. I, 1887.
DEAR SIR Permit pleasure of statssg 20 yea
the Erat ncaIion have 10 vending, and the universal
Avar HooFI ms EknAx BsrTERs with by nearly
every person ssho has had test their VIZ
taes IN this vicinity This establishment has had the
agency OF your Medicine lss3, snd eAn-safsiy
sAy there has been remedy placed befose the pub
lac ~iGen tse scope OF ny knowledge. thai has met
80 mach gsneral favor ana SO worthay as thssieE.
man Bitters hare no hesitation IN recommending
them 20 our customers, suffering with diseases for
which they appropriaae, feeling conndent frem
past experiences that they viii DO All and even more
than Is promised Of them. In Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. dsfy sqasal. To DrsaggiSis saa re,
commend q EN- safe Investment, ana 70 tie pub
ilc as . truly worthy remedy
Very raly yours,
cHAs. D. EMERSON.
10 nf' Z n 1AcHso<-
These Hisiers eAn can be hA1 Of any druggists or
dealer u moaesRes IN Tie Unire4 states. C4aAdAs,
West ladies' u south AHsrica, a. IS cents per Boa
tie. They are PrsE~rea - Dr. C. \. sssksoa, as
Arch street, Ph@asipla, Pa, and every bOssse has
bis signature ca fhe wrapper aPrs-lm
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Mr.. George Ticknor, the Boston Transcript
says, is preparing a life of VIM. A. Prescott.
with the assistance of the eldest sou OF the
historian, Mr. VIM. G.. Prescott.
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Lyons Magnetic Powders,
WI destroy Garden Insects C6ckroaches, Bed
Bugs, Fleas AHts, Moths. and all

WI destroy Garden Insects C0ckroactes, Bed
Bugs, F2eds. Ants. Moths and all
pests Of tie rerBrin kind.
The import 'nce OF reliable article OF this Kind is
'nestlma6le. In warm weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes This powder is the only art Gle
ever discovered which will exterminate them. A
company Of botansts from the horticultural Society
# Paris, while ami st the ferns Of Asia. observed
ha' all insects lghling upon a certain Kind II plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use of
guard their might camps from these intruders
Quantities "f the plant brought hame by Mr. E.
Lyon, and found positive destroyer in every
experiment II is simply powdered leaf, chcmi
caiy prepared To- resist the effect Of age and climate
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
ne governments d FDgland, France, Germany aud
Russia, from the WORLDS Fair. and numerous tnedj-
al and horticultural colleges and societies
Letter from the President OF the United States
"kxEcUTIvg MANSION, WASHINGTON
Jan. 3lst, 1883.
MIR. ENANUI Lyon Dear Sir: have the pleas
IRE to inform you that the Royal Commission OF the
Worlds Fair. at london, have awarded you Medal
and certificate for the great value of your Marn nc
Powders, &c. MuIARp FILLMORE. Chairman e,
The above accompanied by certificate Of
Prince Alha-t
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A Justice of the Peace ia Ohio recently
closed his docket entry in a certain case as fol-
lows: The action was not properly brought;
the plaintiff hath remmedy by AaGt1ss corps
ia cort"
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Baron Humboldt, the confidential adviser
of the Prince Regent of Prussia, writes to tt
diplomatic correspondent at Washington that
war cannot be postponed beyond July.
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r5-Mr. GENIo c. ScoTr says that the sweep
ing machines Of the Broadway sidewalks are
''thirty yards of SIS 90 silk, mounted on
reticulatcd frame of whalcbOne and steel
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ss-We are authorized l. announce TIL y. T.sAUN
DfiS a. canlidate Tor he OH " County Trustee
of avidson County at the election To be held IN
March, 1900. apraO-td
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The river was higher there than ever before
known to have been. IT was still rising at
that point and was 16 Inches above high
water mark of last year.
Yours truly, II. B. SHAW.
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Mobile RIarket.

NOZZLE, April 20 .-COTToN. market to-day is
generally unchanged. The steamers news has had
effect. The sales are 500 bales
MoBLE, April .l-Siles of CuttOn 500 bales, with
quiet market market. Kidding 12(gl2Szc.
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Dp Gelfgrapb.
RIRar News.

LOUISVILLE, April % The river is rising
with feet water en- the falls.
ST. LouIs, April 23.-The river is rising
slowly. Lake Pepin is open.
& ST. Louis, April 23.-The river has risen
inches in the last "A hours. The upper Mis-
sissippi is rising.
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River and Steamboat News.

ARRIVED.
April 24.--Cuba, Paducah
DEPARTED.
23--Sam Kirkman. Cincinnati.
24-Cuba, Paducah.
River falling, with about 81 feet water on
the shoals.
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GLENOAK FOR SALE


90 VIII. be offered a Public sale Al -
n. TIE Court house In SashVtifs the go
EIssA beautfai couhtry SEAT knaxa a. eTz<A
..Sl-kNoAk, staAted ahaat miies ron
the cay % Nashville ga Ehe tililsboros psKe. lie
PFrfuszes consist Of eea auaalzting Eroans
eel esci ss.t by packet fences The improvements
eofsslst q t~estars tenement, a.. z1ut
RESINS tesetksr ~ith krbens z1ahtrs ou1 hotsses rs
sar1ss Sc-, All 10 kosd orrF Tbs houses eers t1ll
% tbs Nsv CARES baes sboot I've years sgo AMI
are tasteful. sabstantlas and coanp lefe
The psuFerty g5ll Be sole oae, two aad 3 years
time. th fraan cav % ale hen fll be
Frtzlasd, and netcs payabge u tank saIisfartorll
eesieFsed all be scsuiFed.
v, fsckeF = % ths FFemssrs and vii shew thea
10 any forsoa desiring % purchase.
ksr tarth1F fA4fsiz aAzFs Apply
- JAS b CRAsHEAD,
aegs-dseOtd - fahlsr salAre.
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VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,

Mr. s. Inch, Hyde Park, VT, writes,-''That the
horse was considered worthless" this case was
SPAWN buts ite' ,cnhe free use of the Mustang
Liniment, have sold him for $50 cash Your Lin
iment has been doing wonders up heren
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Fourth Concres.,ona, District.

We are authorized to announce W. h. STONES Of
DcKnlb, candidate for O. ugress IN the Fourth Con
grcssional pist"' mar25-td
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Such language as this is bur the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article is used.
This Lniment is indispensable to planters and own
ers Of horses and mules. Mr. John Panels. Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500 who was raised
from utter uselessness by this Eminent. Every
family shonld have il. Be very particular aud en-
quire for the Mustang Lniment and take no other
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
Amer ca, Europe and the Islands of the ocean fer
rs cents, so cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES PARK New York
aprl4-6mdwtw.
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EOriieIh AnniYersarY
OF THE INnEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
AT NASHVILLE, APRIL 26TH. 1859.
on, I,r,...,r.....r.,N..

ORDER OF PROCESSION:
Members of the Order in good standing will
meet at their Hall on Summer street, at s
O'Clock. A, NJ. when the procession will be
formed by the Chief Marshal.
At 81 O'Clock will move down Union street
to Cherry, down Cherry to Cedar, out Cedar
to the Square. down College to Locust. out
Locust TO Market. up Market TO the Square
around the Square to College. down Colleg.
TO Union. up Union to Cherry, up Cherry to
Broad, up Broad Ia Vine, up Vine to CEDAR.
down Cedar to High, down High to Spring,
down Spring to Summer. down Summer To
Cedar, down Cedar to Cherry, up Cherry TO
the G rirty Theatre, VIII the exercises OF the
day will proceed follows
l. Music BY THE BAND.
2. ODE BY THE CHOIR.
3 PRAYER.
4. ODE BY THE CHOIR.
5. GRAFTON BY Hon. JAMES VI. QUARLFs.
6. Music BY THE BAND.
z. ODE BY THE CHOIR.
8. BENEDICTION.
After the exercise at the Theatre the pro-
cession will be reformed and pass down
Cherry to Gay -trcer, up Gay to Summer, up
summer to the Hail.
Visiting and transient Brethren are re-
spcctfulIy requested TO join in the process
sion.
The doors of the Theatre will be opened at
10 o'clock. \. NJ. for the reception OF ladies
and citizens generally, aud we respectfully
invite ali of our fellow citizens to be pres
ent.
BY order of the Committee.
+. X. GLAS 0CK. c. Marshal.
ASSISTANT MARsHAIs.--J. Webb Smith.
Jesse w. Page. James VI. Hinton, NJ. G. Cot
ton. Henry VI liz.
Eu-At night the members of the Order
and their lady friends and acquaintance,
will attend Social RoUnion at Odd Eel
lows Hall. The Assembly Room will be- APP
propriated to Dancing, the Lodge Room to
music and sociality. and in the room above a
table will be spread
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gs- We are authorized T. announce SAMUEL. 4.
AhENfa candidate for County Trustee the next
March election. aprlg-td
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LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
mar2q-dAN6m
The ssElfNir.,s

Prepared by pr. JAS. WILLIAMS for the cure OF DYS
PEPSY and nothing but QYSPEPsY las advertised in
another coulmn) has by its merits obtained for
itself So high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using il them
selves and prescribing it TO their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy restoring the
iisordered digestive organs healthy function NJ
merous cases Of Dyspepsy OF the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some ofthe Medical Faculty, have by the of this
Elixir, been perfect health as attested GER
Gates testify aprl3-Iy
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