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Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
CALL AND SEE John Jackson & Co
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TYR. S. CHENIVA from Louisiana, res U pectfully notifies the inhabitants of Des Arc and the surrounding country, that he has for the practice of his profession, and as a speciality, those branches of it pertaining to women and children's maladies.
 Dr. Cheniva has right to hope, after a successful peactice of fourteen years in Louis sana-and nine years of which was in the city of New Orleans, that he may also deserve the confidence of generous and enlightened public, in this State.
 N. B. Syphilitic diseases in all their stages are radically cured according to modern and approved system.
 lsE Ofice-at Dr. J. J. Lane's old stand.
 nov9-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

DOUGLAS CAvING IN.-The Evansville (Ind. ) Enquirer, which has been staunch supporter of Douglas for the Presidency, in its issue of the l6th has an article repudia- tlng him, and in favor of Gen. Jo. Lane for the Presidency. The editor thus sets forth the reasons for his change in political leaders: However much we may admire MT. Douglas, we cannot close our eyes to the fact that his chances for the Charles ton nomination are on the wane, and every day decreases the probability of his becoming the choice of the Democratic party"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

ss5~ Twelve miles from Nashville, Tenn, on good road, is what was the home of Gen. Jackson. Though the grounds and tombs of the Jackson family have been purchased by the State of Ten, nessee, yet there have been no improve ments about them, and decay has com menced its work upon the fences and out houses. It is proposed by some to estab- fish an agricultural college on one portion of the Hermitage, to instruct the children and grandchildren of those who fought under him a New Orleans, and who may be entitled to the privileges of the institu- ton Memphis Bulletin.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE .- The Presidents Message fills seven columns of the Consultation. According to report 1t practically repeats the recommendation of last year concerning Mexico, by invest ing the Executive with increased power to use the army and navy at discretion 1; and enlarges upon the Harper's Ferry affair, and the Union. The Message will not be sent from Washington until the President knows what the House does, provided the organization of that body is speedy one, and no copies of the Re- ports of the Secretaries are 10 be given out except as accompaniments with the Presidents Message.- Mem. Ava.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

' sss" We notice that there IS some con tension among the newspapers as to who first proposed the name of Gen. Lane for the Presidency. We presume that honor IS due the legislature Of Indiana. In 1852 lhe State of Indiana, by resolution oi her Legislature, presented Gov. Joseph Lane before the public as hero and statesman, worthy of the exalted position of the Presidency, and he was supported by the delegation from that State in the Baltimore Convention Memphis Ava lanche.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

MIssIssIPPI DEMOCRATIC STATE CoN- vENrIoN.--This body met a. Jackson on the 18th inst, and appointed their dele gates to the Charleston Convention.
 MT. Matthews, of Lowndes, offered the following resolution:
 RESOLVED, That the State of Mississippi will present to the National Democratic Con- vention Jefferson Davis as her choice for the Presidency, and her delegates to said conven- tion are hereby instructed to use all honorable means to procure his nomination.
 On motion of Mir. Wood call of the counties was had upon the above resolu- ton.
 Whereupon it appeared that there were 75 votes for the resolution and l3 votes against 1t. The resolution was adopted.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

DIRECT TRADE WITH EuRopE.-A large meeting of the merchants of Rich mond, Va., was held in that city recently, at which it was resolved
 l. That in future, so far as our capital and facilities will enable us to do so, we will import our own goods of foreign growth or manufacture direct to this port.
 ?. That committee of three be ap- pointed to make inquiries and report upon the propriety and practicablity of es,ab- fishing a line of packets between Rich mond and Liverpool.
 Horace S. Kent, Esq, acted as chair man of the meeting, which was spirited and apparently unanimous in feeling.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

"TRE BETTER FEELING. ."-Old John
 Browns foray seems to have stirredup the true friends of the Constitution and the
 Union in Boston, Philadelphia and New
 York City. We have rend the proceed
 ings of the meetings in Boston and Phila-
 delpha, and while we are pleased to mo-
 tice these demonstrations, and know that
 the whole South will look upon them
 with that kindly feeling which should ani-
 mate the bosom of patriots and lovers of
 their county, yet we can but look back
 some twenty years when similar meetings were held by denizens of the same To- caliiies, and how fruitless have been their we'll intended efforts to alay he heinous and blighting fana,icism which seems to have laid hold of their people. The mon. ster has grown so large, and has such myriads of aiders and abettors that those who would check him in his unholy work, can no longer hold him in check. Let them cast their eyes towards the assem- bled wisdom of the nation, and they will behold enough 10 convince all sections of the Union that something more than Uni on meetings are required by the South to convince her people that this "bctter feel ing is 6 something in which they can place confidence. When the States of New York, Pennsylvania and Massachu- sets, show their "beter feeling" at the balot-box, and hurl from their seats in Congress the whole tribe of followers of John Brown and the lrrepressible con- hc, shriekers-lhen, and not till then, will the South be convinced that "ihe better feeling" exists in fact, and not in theory. There are class of men in the States above mentioned, who are not unlike the members of q political party we have known in by-gone years, their meetings breathe a patriotic spirit, and they are ever victorious except on election day.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

NEw PROyrcr.-Mr. Henry Ramsey proposes 10 drain the Sacramento. Cal, swamp.lands, by sinking negative aresian wells. He expects to strike empty sub Ierranean channels.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

sEJ- The Washington Nar, speaking of the nomination of MT. BococK as the Democratic candidate for Speaker of the House, says:
 "The nomination of Mr. Bocock for Speaker by the Democrats. Is cheerfuly acquiesced in by all those of the party Gin the House who desired the nomination of any other gentleman. This was ex- pected for MT. B. is gentleman of great experience in the Hall, admirable tact, fine legislative abilities, and high personal character, and, if elected, cannot fail to give as general satisfaction to the party, the House and the country as any other possibly could. The enthusiasm manifested by his party in the House in hls behalf augurs we'll for his eventual triumph"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

- Rev. J. A. Owen, late of Mem phis, minister of the Methodist Episco- pal church, is to assume the pastorship of the Methodist church 8, Helena, Arkan- sas, al an esrly day.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

FINE CorroN - The New Orleans Picayune says it has been shown several bolls of Egyptian cotton, grown on the plantation of Senator Hammond of South Carolina. The fibre is nearly two inches in length, and is as fine and glossy as a floss silk. The plant is said to grow from six to eight feet in night, and will produce a thousands pounds of clean lint to the acre. This is certainly the king of cotton.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
Losses PNid by the .Et3sl
Fire ana Inland Navigation.

Fire anfs Inland Navigat1Hn.
 Risks accepted at terms consistent with sol- vency and fair profit. Especial attention given to insurance of dwellings and contents, for terms of 1 to 5 years
 The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the Etna Insurance Company possesses in its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and under standing their best intereststs.
 During ''stringent times" the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty-the ability of property owners to sus- tain loss being then much lessened.
 Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State. Policies issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the Company.
 lE Business attended to with despatch and fidelity. BENJ. BLAKENEY, Agent,
 nov. 3O Des Arc, Ark.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
SAEE pNSTP;pNDER.

VVy HE sale of Des Are lots and lands near
 \ town, advertised by J. H. QUISEN- BERRY, to come off in Des Arc on Thurs day December 22d, 1859, is postponded on ac- count of unfavorable weather. Those desiring bargains in such property, at private sale. can get it. dec2l-2t
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
DI ED

In Des Arc, on the 12th inst, Mrs, CATHA- RINE LAWHORN, consort of John A. Law horn, Esq, aged 67 years.
 The deceased was the daughter of J. H. Reeder, Esq, of Davidson county, Tenn. This estimable lady has lived in Brownsville, Tenn, De Soto county, Miss, and in Mem- phis, Tenn. The announcement of her death will fill the hearts of many warm friends with deep sorrow, and the tear of re- gret will fall upon her loved memory, for wherever she lived she was loved. She was a dutful, affectionate wife, devoted mother, a kind and hospitable neighbor, which varied relations she filled with christian spirit. Her last days were days of great suffering amidst all this she gave full testimony that Tall was we'll with her.'' She had been a faithful member of the Baptist Church for twenty years. May God sanctify this dispen- sation of his Providence to her distressed kus- band and inconsoable daughters.
 "Commit NOW all thy grief, TIDFXFT, l
 And ways into His hands; -r-
 To His sure trust, and tender care5
 Who Heaven and earth commands,
 Who points the clouds their course,
 Who winds and seas obey,
 He shall direct thy wandering feet
 He shall prepare the way.'
 T. SANDERS. Memphis and Nashville papers please copy.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

The Mississippi Legislature has iaKen favorable action for the organiza- ton oi the military of the State, and put hng I on an active looiipg.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
SPRAYED or STOL "
NOTICE.

THE book containing the subscriptions due
 L the Des Arc Baptist Church,is in the hands of JOHN JACKSON. All who have not paid, are requested to call at his store, and pay up without de lay. dec2l-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
A. MEOYHMa Successor to Williams & Blanton.) c o m m $ sion, Receiving

Forwarding Merchant. Also, Agent for the Gen. Pike, Admiral, E. M. Ryland, Sam. Hale, Fortune,
 Crescent and latan. HAVING purchased the entire interests
 of Williams & Blanton, will attend PER- soNALLY to all business intrusted to his care, with promptness and dispatch.
 Also, full supply of Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Dry Goods and Medicines, which we will dispose of at the lowest cash prices
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

No PAPER NEXT WEEK There will be DO paper issued from this office on Wednesday next. We claim the Holi- days for recreation. Printers. like " all the world and the rest of mankind" are entitled to occasional rest.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
CENTRAL MALE SCHOOL
FOR SAL LE.

I00 ACRES choice Land 3l miles south HUI of Des Arc, 30 acres cleared and un- der good fence, comfortable dwelling and all necessary out houses, bargain will be given if application is made soon.
 WILLIAMS & HORNE, mar1S-tf. Land Agents, Des Arc, Ark.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
COOKING SToVES.

LUST received fine lot of Cooking Stoves, J which will be sold cheap for CASH, or low on credit. My advice is to call before pur- chasing elsewhere, for ] will sell as cheap as the cheapest. At the old stand.
 oet26-2m. N II. BURK
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
0 U I N IN F.

ERENCH, English and American, Whole I sale and Retail, at the City Drug Store
 Wholesale purchasers will be furnished at low figures. Iaprills1 D. ?. BLACK & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
Just Receive

S SIX pieces of Carpeting assorted. For sal, O at low figures.
 dec2l. c. & J. MCLAREN, & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
ANRs FOR SALE!

EUST PRINTED. and for sale, at the y " CITIZEN OFFICE, ,''-Deeds of Convey ance, Quit Claim Deeds, Justices Summons Executions, Delivery Bonds, &c, jsRl-u
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

nN Monday, the 9th day of February, O 1860, there will be an election held at the Mayors Office, in the Town of Des Are, for ONE MAYOR, FOUR CoUNcILMEN and ONE TowN CONSTABLE AND COLLECTOR.
 JNO. c. MORRILL,, dec21- -1m. Mayor.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

In instantly stopping the most excruciatlng
 pains and aches, burns, scalds,
 cuts, wounds, bruises, &c.,, renders it important that every family keep supply of it in the house.
 Armed with this remedy, household is al- ways protected against sudden attacks of sick ness. Thousands of lives of persons have been saved by its timely use, who were suddenly seized in the night time with cramps, spasms' vomiting, cholera, yellow fever, and other vio- lent diseases. Let a dose of this Remedy be taken internally, as the case may require, when suddenly seized with pain or sickness, and 1t will instantly relieve the patient from pain, and arrest the diSeasel
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
BRUISES, S
STRAINS, and

STRAINS the rnomentit is applied to the injured parts, all pain and uneasinesS cease. Look out TOT Counterfeits and limitations - purchase only Railways Ready Relief. Price 25 cts, 5O cts. and S1 per bottle [april lily. For sale by D. P. Black & Co.,, Druggists Des Arc, Arkansas.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

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Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

AND FOR S. LIE. TWO tracts fair up land nine miles from l. Des Arc. one containing 80 and the other 160 acres, bargain can be had as the owner is anxious to sell. ..,
 march18-tf. WILLIAMS & HORNE.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
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Memphis and Nashville papers please cor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Hlatbiuerp.

4 IR- COMPLEMENTARY PATENT AIR
"A BLAST be olly psreet Nuchlne over tnvect'd Tor
opersrg TIL. Light Machiu-s 4 al sizes ato-stAte,
Count, sud Town Rights for sale by s. T. heDOOdALL, NO
al Bfoaa~ay
- L l. / y G. L FIRE REGULATORS,
IL FOR SAVING FUEL IN STEAM BOILERS
7b- AID ef Gent instrumeut oil the tnt
CHAs W. COPELAND. No. - sroAd-., n
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"reminiscences SALE Of REAL ESTAT'2

" NJ MBTUCHfH Nj UOLESfH COUNTY, ~. THE sub
sefbers Commissioners appointed BY the Orphans Court Of he
Of NddeeJ 70 make partition OF the Res Estats Of
Natl robiD oeoeasso by virtue II order OF sale
Court the I'm Gay Of January G9 viii offer fI ,as
Pubic Auction the highest bidder On To ESD sY snch
r. o. oclock Cd the premises a, hetuc1n, Woodtndss
fowDsap certain - Land ks Estate st1ast
xetuchin the ttd Towasp Of Woodbrdse, County Of
khsdlesex to wiz:
HdoIesex containing S. 100 ~ 5&g ares the same be-
ing ro.dsDoe u tOe said Nathan Robins deceased Cd
witch cOmmoo0Us dwelling house, two s0rtos
high IN best possible order and one Of the mod
desirable residences line Of the ksR jersey Rsi0sd
No "A house and Dot immediately opposite n Lot No
l. containing and onegutrter (D ceres The house s
sottass ,ty and bali story, win kitchen stsbed
LoT No 3-The fs n upon which Amos Robins resides
containing twenty-five S lCO acres IN goo< rate OF cuyS
being pr cpAlly aud well Fenced which
double dwelling houGs, with tEo story wing AZ
tAo.d large barn, 68 feet 'front.' pew euragehouse AND
use tSo'toy gTsnsy and corn orDs wmt'hop
te. This IL very desirable property for farmer or gentle
mans residence.
LoT No the Cottage Farm tltost'd both des Of the
Perth Amboy Turnpike ndjJoinl and oppo't1 Lot No s.
formerly the residence Of ssc Bobns deceased containing
Thirty 81 100 sores which there Is small aud comforA
be house, small barn, vafonhOlSo and granary .
The said property IA oil situated within short walking c
M. distance Of churches two schools and Post Ohcs.
The title ndisputabe free and uODcunbersd Terms and
conditions One third Of the purchase money can remain 90
Bond and Mortgage.
Any further Information said property may be had
phoAton 10 AMOS ROBIN6, on the premises, NATHAN
subscribtrL SIMEON MUNDY
WILLIAM NJ ROSS,
MELAhCTHON MOH0Y,
Mstuehin, NJ j., Jan. IS. 1859. Commissioners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

DAsIEL 5. BoUCH, Aoc'i1ueer -Ofs@ No 2n sroNd~ay.
A UCTION NOTlCE.-RICH ROSEWOOD
N ard INPORTED FURNITURE D HOUjH wiI ss.l
o. public auction TO-MORROW IburajaY Msc1 a. a. ist
ocost precisely Oh Tie kuTnite, CApe. "ofs
Of Art Sc as0, genera sssorn ent o. fave Ware s1ch
China AID Tea Sets Silver Service Tea Urn, Sal9ef
Cut Oisss Ware Ctery epoos Hoiss &C. ae opained 40
Ersss residence, Ro IS CntonpSce, IN 9Th st., bet~esD
Rrosdv sy and fbsv Be sod without For u
tzItoUisTs ~ Catalogues, TIE mouse.
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Iov tsei.uoon ordered tina. Gscrs- Lss., tie pr.eut
r. 5sLk, Lo-cs p TO tal claim
suts pee ~. ,b ts!d Claims payment Of A1 -virld
Bsnk Of n-~bury n ks~b1y, vermont bs1rs te
1T osy If Juy lex ~ copy Of this order n - pIo
-. IN Th- Ale
toLi.i printed J9h-s5ury V, so n Ils E-Ios
fh1De pr nd IN City Of NswYork, which publications
o. ell b. Fbfc.t 2rh chuants and s. such cNuls
are not 1re,aied :, asa Receiver Tor psvm-ut by be line
.forssad oil be be~s-T baird ~ cAel lt o. pay
meut from he BInS salty FUND.
Gwen urder NY hand Johns5lrT, 81 the County n
Caledonia and sats Of vermont this IN . busy. as
Iah2 !As6wW l. p POLAND, Chanel OF.
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fnaRndi.

ESGTN BANK. Where's, ItapOears by the s's-
IL ten.-t Ft~ a-r5u-. q Z~hns ssA "a. it-a -
E-s.N % 3fs q ri- .1src-l1
j. IN, or1-r4g dHsd-af pd o. 1 - lti'1.
Witch ssj b.u pfssad ard rg-d s-,irs 49, ss1k %
ksas sssly fu1c Ia. ,hs Glow ssf~ emitted
70 the .: . teen fespye 4as, which ba's 10 s-~a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

eRocEsS FIN, LES Co No % Waist, Bsnso'}
Hsv-yors BliI-Frg Szv-Yosx, ssrch l. las.
dividend. The Board OF Directors Of tins
~ Company have his ssy o.c.arss ssEsi-AEhUAL DIV
L@m,ns JAMES O. RLAT1 ss-r-'.ry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

OfricE o. TIE hoEEn CAs,L .So BNNise 60,
JERSEY CRY A.rrl II la,9.
ELECTION NOTlCE.-N0rlCE - hereby
II given .Aat .he ANNUAL ELECTION Will be bed
oacs = ths Coulr-lT n jerry cry, en- MONDAY,
re 9TH ~ ApTE t1e ch.i'@ OF hVs DuectT y
tlsse Of No T. Term Of s-fviae I'LL en HpLs
4 0us Dire or 81 Clas, No 4 - 81 sy,-@u,
Toe Poll sli BE- fros1 ecloos unt.i oo@oes m
TIE Transfer Boot. wil De so.sd IN he ~ re- Ir,h
eh of Ap-. rsI. he usive l. ~ CONOtr 5sFy
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A. J. BLEECKER, Auotioneer.
IYAI I-AnI Il DnNNEpX pRlpER Pr

A. j. BLEftEfR Autu Outfr
VALUABLE BOWERY PROPERTY IA. j.
BLEECKER son co. will sell a, auction, on THURS
DAY Barch a. a. IL O'Clock a. the Merchants EIlh.p2e:
Two vauabe giot with the several budns, Noe 81 and
z9j Bow cry, bouTonst- 80.
No. gl consists OF three houses and atry tAe OF t a
and p g1l1OS ReDts .OT sjJ.
No 2g3 consists q five houses s1d fctory 70. = 1ad J'
Nz9g S. with ale y-wsy % ltts.. Rents fJr 81 ~
Also 3d,t the directory ard bs.suest brick hone and
10 No ST. 2c-sv 10 percs or5-ri wal rent Tor 20
Hsps AID further pArticuars AZ No. Broad.. O,56l
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9oirs a. 1nfiion.
.,.-re q g,,y.rp, ta-tssns,r.

X
a rrCTI0p NOTCE.-Large sAle Of macLlhccDt
a ssu.ssod FHsnors, on rsinuass s'ass1y Or; yias
&C.. Toc,sys Rosewood Yialp' e, - u YET |as
n 800 - c,,,,.g.s &c. E--sdis DAY We4n-s3aJ a.
,esseDSs No ~ VEST s5tl G,.-.y ~ sais
=. a, 10 oscs DfaEing Rooms os'e ood Suite
$3.50 ip lui. and h,w@ eOger-o VIA sr@ Woc1s, co.
S,pr 81 tetr s1fy, "a A-n '.rTs tw) X oa
S..l,, and exas bscs PioT Csai-s CeD' tld Gard
T.se, sssIss With mirror DOOR; SesyJ aIo Hsf
sn.s '6p wood Lsr.. %ors Tsse. Epam7fss tIks9
spd Rssnpg Chair> 1dhf t.d Arq 40 FIR a's I'h ~
Hnors Lsce Cusus shades "a rnis"' R1ss~S 'e,'e
PisnoeIt. stoO Cover Oh Psials. ~ e~braia vs.
Nir'ef Sc Da0uh" ~ mptrny rNnt~1 l. t''
NoI;i cote; tho asaOnfs By Cosofes t'tt "a
l ted ~ Cns.ss. S.tnTy tls S.assns, fstE a. - - C.
Poetry Ri,qoe aud Bronze I.ses asd tso". No. -
SA. d. Oh C8f. sttr Iarptt. GbLE5eshCe7~V SUI 40
lesspy Btrssns Bt1Steaoa WGsts'ands HAT N't-e'"s,
Tesser y. d. Boosters sd StO~s BaalsA s1ees n 'rf
peres Ouufs sC0k ksk Corner stsnf SOFAS ere Jasf'
bha1ss Curtains Comes, so.i Coct huars 5m"es snd
rr.n Capt. &c. Dining Rooms - fst tste D ninB
fable Butlsfs Tray aEd SAID D1m0 Wa blfst Arm
sh,,s Couch heb Cas- Decdute-s. Gbet', "tnes,
- Frn sud Dessert sants BATS snf silver ps'sd
CA.eI spOors Foss Dssit X Ives fa1ka R9gs - ivory
ksne Ebivss auS Fofk French China Dinner snf YrA sets
risb Bohemian OssS Vine BoI & Also lsfEs sssort
pet Of Batersnt Ktcrsn Furniture vita which ts f2s
will coDlDet Bale positive rsin or shios.
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A. ~ HrRwIs. Aocttosesr.
DY BANGS, MERWIH a. Co., Trode-Saa

n bsCmF, No. 70 FtFttfN
FRIDAY EVENING. Msrch q, a. g. o'c'oct.
CHOICE PRIVATE Lt5RARY-Of ID atty Lew books. hsv'
recently collected coupdsrs vsi11b s;onoero WOrs
editions IN Genera Literature History BiosrspnJ
Pc Bellies Lttre Many a them fine and
sskans bindings and ell IN COCA order Catalogues
rea6y
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Gntltrp. iar0mare, &c.

0rtlfrp, 9ar0wdre, ar.
IN p ROVE ID KIT CHEN RANGES.
J. MIGRANTS PATENT
movable and reesiructibe b,t with pp-s ans con-
n.u, very simply usnsed prevent bssssss and esr.
Arouud the and remedy aSan' ritlns oai zoe
TIRE Y re w'tsr be stopped for aGy cals- H.,
Al sro 9Th ther backs and nave COCO Is
Ira RANG 'hs; Il .egule uomeLt and use tief
viii ~tnou, v1 p-sse is and examine fr ITEM
selves ;. MORAN SOM No ~ i-h Az, Ae--fo
CITIZENS or BROOKLYN
We hsye Appointed Mr. Ii. WILLIAMS, r.unb-f' NO III
At..ntc Of above hsngss ~noss
lCt stAualF Pr sufficient guaranty IS - h-6
ec.erCy. CrculAls STATE hSns Ter sAse
ISAAC 5. CIOUGH', INVENTORS WARE
i HOUSE. HARDWARE and YANKEE NOTION DEPOT
III PsH4' HrE Yorsi NDgfsctlr-r ane o-.i-t N fsenI
CocESoTs sY and MosdGo CcckrUsrh and Nal traps rJfs
MD WOOD ard Corb.naon Match Ss, OoDos opes, Ac kc
ghGOT COPPEE SPELTRR, BANCA TIHl
4 ANTHONY, LEAD SPLITTER soLDcR
THOMAS PIG IRCN-Soft, free, strong, Ind
l. warranted ssbsitut- Tor sootch Pig
n AAES Il sons SHOVELS AID sPADxs,
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILs-Vey superior
w tOsAlJ. AErns, fer NJ mt Eope lro1 Co.
John " oUISCT Co.. Nc. % "inian-s