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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06
Resi- Sipnatinn

By the following card it will be seen that Dr. Mitchell has resigned the office of receiver of public moneys at Washington Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06

Ry" We are indebted to A1r. A. Pol ock, who has just returned home with a fine stock of goods, for late papers.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06
UaShtngton, Ark., March 31st, 1859.
LIE TRrE DEMOCRAT

EDTToRs OF THE TRUE DEMOCRAT Gentlemen: Toprevent misrepresentation and to gratify what may be a laudable curiosity on the part of many of the citi- zens of this land district, 1 desire to pub fish in your paper the reason that has in duced me to resign the office of receiver of public moneys. The personal relations existing between the register and myself, are of a nature so very unlind, as to render it impossible for me to transact the business entrusted to our care ina satisfactory manner. And I should despise myself if the emoluments of any office could induce me to hold it longer than l could faithfully discharge it's duties have therefore concluded that a proper regard for the public interests as well as my own self-respect, alike compel me to re- sign. Yours truly,
 CHAS. B. MITCHELL. irSs" On the death of Loui, son of Alex ander and Barbara George, who died on the 9th March, 1859, aged l04 years, by his sisters
 Close the door lightly,
 And bridle your breath,
 For dear brother Ioui
 Is struggling with death.
 Gently death woes him,
 He wishes to stay
 But death arms are about him,
 And bear him away.
 Mnsc comes floating
 Down from the dome,
 And angels are chanting,
 His sweet welcome home;
 Come, weeping ' Mother,''
 0 come to his bed,
 Come gaze on the sleeper,
 For brother Loui, is dead.
 Smooth out his rnglets
 And close his bright eyes,
 Cross his hands gently
 Over his white breast
 And bear him out softly,
 Brother Lou, of ours;
 And let his grave slumbers,
 Be mid the sweet flowers.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06
Npll,
 HICKORY ROGERS,

P. s. l have just met gentleman from the mines. He reports gold discoveries in the mountains five miles north of this, and he says that the miners are taking out lump gold, which pays from 10 to S25 per day The gold region extends from the South Pass, one hundred and twenty miles north of this to New Mexico. Many old noun tain men, say that the best prospects will be found on the head of the Arkansas river, in what is called the South Park Gold discoveries have already been made in that region. HICKORY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06

iegv Mir Jacobi advertises that he will furnish the Acts of the last General As seabiy.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06

RIVER, ETc.-River falling with four feet water from this point to Napoleon.- There are several steamers above, detained by low water. The Resoute and Saracen, will not be able to make the through trip nnless there is a rise in the river
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06
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Another Letter from Hickory Rogers
 Gold on the Arkansas River-Road up
 the Arkansas River.
 We have been favored by Capt. Rogers, of this city, with a copy of another letter from his son Hickory, written from Den yer city, K. T., datel January 24, 8, which gives more cheering accounts of gold in that region, and its extent It goes to prove what we have long ago pre- dicte1, that is, that gold would be found on the Arkansas river; and we have no doubt, now, in our mind as to the exis- tcnee of gold, much nearer to us on the Arkansas river than the region spoken of 6y Mr. II. Rogers. We expect, that gold will be found in great quantities on the Arkansas this season, by the emigrants as they go out this spring and before fall, the roads through this section of country will be crowded with emigrants. Here is the latta,.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06
Denrer CitN, Jan. 24, '59.

DEAR FATHGR;-I have just returned from Fountain city, situated on the Foun- tain quy Bouillc, branch of the Alkan- sas river. x X * < X Foun- tain city is on the north side of the Arl1an- sas, near the old town of Pueblo, as laid down on the maps, and will make a large place. We have fine prospects in the fu- ture. Ours is a gold country beyond doubt Those who are mining are making from five to ten dollars per day. x 1 think you would do well to start some of the boys out with a good outfit. Provi sions are very high, and liquors also, Ba- con is worth p cents per lb., and flour ss30 per 100 lbs, liquors p cts. glass. Either of these articles will make good outfit l will have house in Fountain city, by the time they arrive. We will have a large emigration in the spring. I would advise them to start as early as pos sible. The route up the Arkansas is we'll known to many in your place. We have fine climate, and stock are doing well on the range Beef cattle and COWS will sell high next summer. It has not been colder than at your place this winter. The city of Denver is improving very fast. < *
 * l sent Mag. a specimen of gold some time since, which hope she will get. Love to all, etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06
Reflections?

The Arkansas press and people are still discussing the question of the members # the legislature taking pay for the time turing the recess.
 The North West Appeal has the follow
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06
Why. they elected q man l hate.

Why, they elected man l hate.
 An! that is the secret Had the will of the majority been set aside, had the ma neuvres succeeded to elect third man, who, after all, could not get more than half dozen vote.,; if by nice strategy and political sleight of hand, the people had been cheated of their choice; if the man you hate had been defeated, then, presume, you would have as strongly defended as you now condemn this caucus.
 And so it is. On such ridiculous test as this the party Is sought 10 be divided-- For this prominent democrats have been abused to their teeth, and called all man. ner of hard names, by men who protessed to have ga call'' to preach to them. Dis organization is to be sanctiiied by railing against disorganizers and miserable coaH- tions excused by denouncing the admission of opposition members who were pledged to vote fora democrat How long do these demapogues think 1t will take the people to discover that all this yelling and bowling is not because of any fancied injury to de- mocracv. but because nicely laid schemes were defeated, trickery exposed and plans exploded. It is vail of disappointment cry of revenge-patriotism, or love oi party has nothing to do with It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

a DAEakJH-Ico ACRES OF vALUABLE LAND IN
Sullivan conLr n T. near anal and Railroad offered
IN exchauge ios cselry clohog Orr or fancy goods &c
- QEU WALTER, 10 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30
BILLIARDS.

NNYsEs BILLIARD ROOM, 2se FOURTH AvsNUE.-
w WisEs lunch rooms. IS Wall street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

, TGRn FOR EALE-CuRAP FOR CASH. CON-
IA s 20 acres Of good land wei fenced VOLS Of wa
ter; good srso house couiling well shaded hno
sAes sDd h rate barn snd o buildings all ia ordsr ro,
session gve1 Immediately The be divided 90 AZ
70 MAXI lix nee country redeuces The Lang N
high loontiD good and heshv an Gully rs miles rom
York. Tos fuftner information inquire OF NOAH cOSx 70
Leroy street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

VAcHr FOR sALE-A sIooP RIaaED YACHT or
about 10 tons, a. fee. keel u feet beam c1mpleta
order WIN be sold for 500 4 eply TO THOMAS wsistA
Canal street. yerssy wsere she can DO So o. -
Bapk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

E,ORg FIRST CilAEs FOUR STORY BaOwHsToNR
hOoso aGd ct No. "a rly hird Eres Fifth avenue,
with al the paoeeLn iIprcyeuents Canterbury Snd
wood doorS psrior Bcor. Apply r d. ROBINS, pre-
r1ispn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

HisOR esJG-oH rIFTB AVENUE caJEgAY HILto. A
~ ns css brsru scne nouas four sores built by daya'
work; being fuahea tbs nJst elegant
Soox EeSw ie soufacast Of Fh and THIRTY
pute Fisgt 0i ru width by iSS Inquire OK W. DU-
ErcGT, rio. 4 W al street, bsseraeni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30
RAILROADS.
VgREIGHT AND THAvEl.
BALTIMORE NEW YORK
and the
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAnR0AD and ~ fulls
routs between New York and al the cities and IN the
great West and eouthwes Freight promptly conveyed,
rress aud lcygeai and
rlar and ssngrsn ct ctsd through with the baggage viii
bset spec and comfort
Nov York 2s broadway OF barclay ssree
posle the Actor House
ard the west can vis, Washington city Round trip tickets
from baltimore Washington have been provided especially
Tor travellers the Eastern cities and the gesi Wes
The largely c but vo DOLLAR for which sum- addet
The current price OF Western tcsets wtvsner may v~
WashIngton on their way.
FDtrciy superior Sleeping cars nave oesn nE>
duced on this rosd- - .u.. -. ~
EtENNGYI.vArIA RkILRoAD.--rHs 9RSAT oEr-
trail West Time NJ least short and rates Of
freight and farr low all tunes, by aayoherroute
For passage tickets 70 contract for rffA poiu la
the entire West al the oonpanys oue No Astcr House
J. H. ELLIOTT, Pesssrger Agent
April II. LRECH A CO., Freight Agents
BILLIARDS..
XNYsEs BILLIARD ROOM, 2sq FOURTH AvsNUE.-
w WSsEs lunch rooms IS Wall street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

TICR sAyE--TWo AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND,
~ beautifully eiis,ed on the Neversuk river, NJ. Tae
kId elevated AMI fine of the Atlantic
II sjols The property Of Lemuel Sih, Esq,
Eh1nreoas Hotel For particulars apply at lSl Front Htro,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

ERooKLYN.-IC LIT, THs BRICK DwRLLrsG
- house corner o. Pear street snd re eootan5
With collar Rent $3.50 II aSrceEbis
the greater part Of tue viii be taken board Adarcs
apply 70 osOa u o. WATT draggst 81 Myrtle avenue,
corner fearl alI eeL, bfno.lyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

pABKRy, 400 GgaND STREET TO LEr-aE JgyruY
~ hued With two overs aud every couve1ence for a
htt Glars hsnrss p Jl bruuchsa OF tho trada Apply
BisCJ 5e Esh 1veriy hird street! before 10 A. NJ
8 p N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30
HOTELS.

~.vrIoN NEW BRIGHrON.-THIS EsTABLJ ~,
ment viii be opened on the st Of Nay and the propr 49,
re to engage The distance nom New York NeS
n,.hton = and the trip u performed BY ~
IN es than hour. II leaves New York, iooo VIE
hall street, at 81 and l0n A. N and snd6P Leaves
New Brighton at 7E 6S and 1920 A. NJ, and l20 nd 20
trips VIII be more frequent ss the :sssc aivsnces
families prices win be regulated according 70 The location md
lize OF apartments. n. B 4ANCARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

HCTO6EkPnEEa-h FIRST GLASS GALLEEY I'm A
Il e l0cstoH low rrnt established three vearl 10 e fur
the gallery - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

4 III prEsoNs DESTROYS or PURCHASING OR EX.
"A chs.eIng real estste would do well to call on JAMES
G MAYEE No va street, Hefes sences- -Wm H. johnson
Fsa Yesoeni OF Back Lindiey Murray, Esq Pre-
sde,'t OF Fmpire Cay Insurance Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

DgnADvAy STORE AND DwsIdING 10 IeT-sToel
~ 10 feet deep pta sass irort and excellent stand 70
good retail tullress acsed just above Uann square
Rent resa,nstle " frat class tenant amply 10 NJ I
CERISTIzNSpn, No. ChGsnhers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

ryRIcK BUILDING TO Dc REMOVED, FOR SALE
- story roof 60 u by Is raad arrest ferry E-
also ni msnrion 81 feet square to be removed ia twelve
days Apply ell i59 West kinstesnth at.es Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

CROCFBY Fom SkLE-ONE uF TIE BEST STANDS
~ In the city; has first clase casb o1stcn hesn
ed ten hasa choice stock doing good cash trade
Adcrees George Woodward. % Divson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

ITO LET-A HOUSE IN GOTH ST Rect BETWEEN FIRST
and Second avenues in frat order; has
dem and good stable he had If wanted The Second aud
Third all day and night convenient said
house Apply, for week. to MCKNIGHT. % Bleecker
street the premises, 10 JOHN W. RICKETTS,. Rent
$500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

E'oR sALs-A PAwNBRORRR's ESrA III sax SET
DONG very prossee basaess In Desirable i,ca,y the
proprietor berg desIrcus OF retiring from the busles Will
dspose OF att low nsure. Apply al 270 Columbia street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

YT0R sALE--qaAF II AEDsOMg THREE STORY AM
bsnmc.i bes cottage o. Lgst TweHy seventh .,Iea be
gas a.. Aprig above VIII be cold cheap as tbs owner
going in lbs country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

SVHEAPEsT RENT IN BRoOELYN-ToWER PAR,
" Of house No Front street few steps from Fulto
ferry. clssc houss s225 Apply on the prensea
Rest Of The house Is occupied by q small family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

CoMPLETELY FURNISHED CORNER HOUSE TO
S bt for spy period desired private family with good
seventh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

EvOR sAEE-THr LEASE. STOCK AND FrxrUgss o
an old established country s!ore In q thriving village
es from the city aud doing qoA busipess Dorunit
that seldom ofe.s Sold because the hea other
tTort atrect -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

S2oUnTSY aNATs 70 LsX on sO& sAt.e---A a4Ar
~ t~o sors cottage, csisrng ioozteeu ,rci
lily Stustad IA M ovn nf Weseestes dvs scud.
~ more sea'sc fyOr.ser mee is the O.T Ea. L0cs
son free rofl fever. s0d pssfsoii, healthy.
A,ro ~0 story assomert honce Hes sdtotng che
stove ccasiiaf eleven beautifully s!usssd
Of ZrOuat, vita coxh Leua Both gIsaga
are narronaced w6 tp. ees sb'abhsry. 4 aud rsased
By aea1bcst cpd D. sdon-c ths rGhscrl,sr's raS
dercs Inluts Of JAHsN CDrEgS, ~ eeesrnAr et-csi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

rT,o ITT-A BE suTIrUI, COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ON
pora Neck commanding fine view OF Ing Island
hound with ane beach near foe bathing Fruit Of all Kinds
strawberries haakberries peaches apples pesrs grapes
8r. Fifteen muues' wrk from cepo. steamboat landing
lppy 10 W. ToorH 90, t5 Exchange plsoe, or TO c.
Fl SGFR, New Rochelle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

AZ ACBI6ERY FOR SALE.
w One aewina machine drill, (neW)
One upright DIN.
One etesm engine five horse power.
One rcrov boil cutting machine.
One steam engine CO horse power.
One pAnel and two foundry cranes.
For sale by PErTEE 4 WILSON.
- NOuth apd 44Q Water gtraAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

CONVENIENT TWO
with modern improve
1 los, Inquire VI u, o.
Qhy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

DESThURAET FOR SALES WALL. STREET: COST
IL s6oi will be sold for $40 ue sands,
tbe be had Tor term rent.
good chance for q make money Inquire on
the premises SO Wall street M the basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

EsCG SkLg-A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
il three miles from the Hoboktn ferry containing seven
Aoreg OF tie land Gre house two bsrDs shon.
sresnhousss every variety of grapes fruit trees and
s1hbery Ta Is Of he iest propsrss IN the vicinity
OF New 7or suitable for business or private residence
CouRvoIsIER & MATHEY
Fu,.nr street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

DECORLYE HOUSES FOR sALE-A GREAT BAR
ID gan OF those elegant sna three story lex
fousss St ker street jur souh OF Fulton AlIo
Of Inst bes 1u block D cottages Canton street
tnow called Green place. ust narb OF Fulton
Apply " A. Dounely on the PREMISES ID the W. b.
NICHOLS, 10 Nassau street, N, Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

ErcR sAIF-A wELL ESrABIsBED CORNER
liquor store, now doing good business; will be soli
cheap Apply to JOHN l. GASJOa les wsS Broadway
cornt. Of FrsLklin fheet 80 agentnced apply -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30
Rs& sAE.x.

A VALUABLE PATENT OF NOVEL gHAE tCfyR
~ Tor ea'e-The article be for Sgt0 per rzeu
and will retail readily at 81 each rare ca .ncs fpr proasa
bic Investment Call 37s Broadway th sofy fon ON ie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

mo IET-THE SECOND Story or TIE HuUsE on
the south Wty third street hnh d,or THY.
avenue OF ns- modern bum three sory BRICK holse WITH
ard wasb tubs Apply T11DS. NscF FAELAn Sons $50
Ten to John te,re,ch 3i Third the
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

T1o LKf- sUE FIsSI CLAgs FcUB STORY BAsE-
Deni bouse 80 Sust Thirty df rerisie With all
modern sep,ssts brown ou seSond door rss bag
window asusry InSu aud liebou fble .nss's gesu
sue mssbs walls haag sif eleean. sod and pe1 paper,
bsAs, which block sSsrpisd; chandesre
Cultures clean Rad good orer. ready sor occrpasoo
Qure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

no IET-THE TEsEK STORY AND BASEMENT
house No ~ Stanton srae fcoru the of May Apply
to O. rISCKNEY, 7swan street. once hours from II
10 2o'c,oct-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-14
Humorous Selections.

.
CoMIoAL SCENE WITH An AfHioAS ,'lDi =
various amusing anecuo'eS arc Io'a'ou VI
the poor Africans OF tne hc9o uui'ns .no'
solourn IN tno port oil On9rle',ou' Hu"0ns
inc bcho liV'hg cargo eash anu an VI W'o'''
De IL remembered were III ,no oVnu'',o" IL
wnioh they entered inc "oriu' "uu uuuo' Nv
oOilgauoh TO 'no laiio' VI n'"ii'uS'iaHo' a, v
was woman %no wa. u'S',i ',S'l0' ''o'',
rest oy het o'lu.h' n''uIa' Vr'B''"os9 "uu
pefior LOOKS moreover sne was uioTseu
not p,oUaoI ai'c' 'no '"Sn' ION VI our ''oau-
way oci'cs-ou' u,oSseu uil,lou, ~, i'or' nv
companions neVer'heiees' anu i.No al t.u'
"o,'o" III suCn cohui.,oh' sne i,l' ,'1 e'i"'
ca nei suPer'oii'y one ac'ua''y hau on
Pann " y,oVeS' "n'cn s1e wore at al uou ~,
w''h 9''ueh' Prlue IN ner costume "nu io,'
'nu' sne was IN ,u'l ,oBS' one was '1,iVu'
par e'c'"e"ce' "tne queen ana per s'oiy
getting aoroau at Chsrloston' some i'Iios
qugs'eo anu oo'alneu PERMISSION loi az. w.
c c'sl' MON, loose uress was ecco,ulns,y
iurhiSheu her 10 cover other oehclehI'oS y,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-14

hoNANCE IN foLIrlcs'-One Of Texas
distinguished citlzens' name not given, who
mas inquired largely IN public life, first as a
i"wyer' 'heh as soldier IN the Mexican and
,hu'an vars ana theh as leading politician,
mas inc ioilo"ihS related OF INN IN sketch
oi MS ne oy the New Orleans Christian Adj
Vocate' lie had been pat up oy his party in
1891 TO succeed Cen Houston in the t. S.
senate but feeling called to the ministry and
d's'r"sung his own ability to resist the temp
'auonS OF Washington life, was unwilling to
accept the nomination. He laid the case be-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-14

\ compound remedy, in which We have la-
bored 90 produce the mot clectuh alternative
chat eau be made. Itisucucoutratcd extract
OF Para Sasaparilla. so combined with other
Substances af stll greater 1itelatyo power as
70 afford an effective antioie for the diseases
Sar-aparila is rcputed 90 cure. To is believed
that such "a remedy Is wanted By those who
suffer trom Strumnus complaints, and that one
which Will accomplish their cure must prove
Of immense service 10 this large class OF our
afflicted fnllow-citizens How completely this
compound viii do it has been proven hy oxpor-
intent on many of the worst cases 70 be found
OF the following complaint.:-
ScR1pulA ANp Scnorrtous CovprAtNrs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-14
800 PRocLAMArIoN
WONDERFUL MEDICAL CURES
BY the application Of Professor CliAs. DEGlNrHs
ECTRlC OIL


by the application Of Professor ClAs. DEGNrH's
ECTRlC OIL
10 the hhab'ta"ts Of Ph,hdclphta and ricn,fy.
propose 10 cure almost instantancousy individuals
afflicted with Headache, Neuralgia Chill Fever Aguc
twhie the paroxysm is onl Rheumatism and all Bron
chiul Affections.
propose check and eGeciuay dssipato more ache
and pain, and 10 accomplish nearer aud more perfect
equilibrium Of al the circulating fluids in the human
system than can be effected by any other or an other
methods ofmcdical aid in the same space Of time the
masses themselves being Judges.
do not propose 10 cure crcrg disease but AN such
age durable by 1Hy combination Of medical applianccs
My Electric OH operates chemical and electric prn-
npes and IS therefore, applicable the cure natural
restoration Of any organic arrangement, arising from
improper circulation Of Ncrvo.vital fluid.
want the masses TO join in this matter-he well as
the sick because if these things So all are alike in
terested.
The cures made by PROF. DeGRATH, with his
''ELE CTRIC OIL
Are so near miraculous to resemble the famed Scrip
ture accounts Of similar in ancient times by tho
Amounting with oil, and these cures wonderful and
instantaneous, satisfactory and mitigating Of human
Ill as to call upon public mnctonarcs and those having
charge Of public institutions for the sick and suffering o
ook wei into the welattested merits the simple efficacy
Of this Electric Oil"
Professor DEGRATH, therefore, has deposited 500
WIN the Mayor the same IN be forfeited II the Electric
OIL sold at ~ SOUTH EIGHTH ST, Phiada., fails
TO cure single Of Rheumatism or Pains in the
Back, or Limbs Piles Sores or Burns Fever sores u
GERS, Caked Breast Sore Nipples Bronchial Affections
also Palntation W. o,,'ss " tle JOINTS or NECK
in from 5 To Do ,nput,s faid =, n s,i, - -
female in hr Alrosb ~, i, nv i
city.
500 will he gire, II sny M ,be fnllo,,it sors c
nog b e bNrni Il any VI u'e ioNo"lhg persons can
SIO0 iftboy .,, ., 81 ,to hiohs, roo,,, ,,i, - =, .
ci,y Of pbt a'e NV" u W. ''Sp'o'"o'y IN te
~ W H',eu'lpIia ana No,h!'
TweIfb S. pbnaia '' -'9f' N''"' VI N''u'' anu
B5n'i, Nv. : nla NJ w pial.a one V,, q.
Pbilada " -'o Ni''eh'h d.
BIe,,,,o,;,,, Jobn Clinton 70 No.,h siv,A Ca.
Pbiada - '''''' ''A'' street,
'u p5 nj, s.--,.-, ~
philada ''''''' -'0 A9ou'h oueet
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-14

The following hymn. composed fur the occasion, wa
sung thc celebration Of the F0cth Anniversary Of In
Organization Of tlc Junp ,v Ionor " FnrE MAsoNs
iu South Dau,crs. Mass We do no dishonor to ,h
memory Of Dr. Watts b, Saying that he has lc fer bet
Ter. Us author, II. O. Wiley. ESQ IS native Of Rox
bury. VT.
O, thou Great Master, who Of old
The day divided fromshc night.
Aud the vide circlinp planets rolled
From darkness into newborn light,
Twas for thy light our fathers sought,
Nor doubted they but thy large love
Would guide them, IL with zeal they wrought,
To thy celestial Lodge above.
Thv love was round ihcni--one hy one
Thou callcst them az the evenings close,
Aud when their labor here done
Gave them reircshmenl aud rcposc.
Some yet remain whose heads The snow
And frost NJ age hath silvcrcd DER;
Almost they hear the voices low
OF brothers on the distant shore.
As thou the fathers wilt thou lead
The children in Thy paths Of JOYS
And when their hearts from sin are freed,
Their hands 10 do Thy work employ
Thus guided by thy light, may we
The upward path Of duty tread
Until with holer eyes we see
Thy heaven Of lgni before spread.