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Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
NERV OUS TO MIG,
pr. sgedge's Cholera or Diar-
THE SOVEREIGN REMEDIES
 DOCTOR SLEDGE'S TpTp brNEgd G0sssssOsgsafJS.

The NERVOUS ToNTc is now regarded by all who use it as a sure and certain cure for all Bilious affections and for Chills, Fever amt Ague it cannot be beat; as Tonic to those ceuvalescing from attacks of fever, 1t IS very beneficial, restoring the system in very short time to sound and healthy state. Persons residing in miasmatic districts should never be without it. as by it's corroborating effect upon the nervous system the susceptibility to disease is lessened.
 The HoARHoUND PICTORIAL, for the various affections of the Lungs and Throat, such as Colds, Coughs, Group, Bronchitis, Asthma Whooping- Cough, Incipient Consumption and for the relief of consumptive patients; nc family or individual should hesitate, when l they can procure SC valuable preparation one bottle of which has cured cases of several years standing, and one or two doses will re- 1 lieve Group in few minutes but we refer you to the certificates below and more par 1 ticularly to the circular around the bottle. l The CHOLERA OR DIARRHGA SYRUP. cer- l tain and etfectual remedy for all affections of the Stomach and Bowels, such as Cholera l Morbus, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Bloody Flux l Cholera, and for children teething, is this par ticuIarIy adapted. It is mild, pleasant and efectual children will take it with impunity.
 The RHEuMATIc NERVE AND BONE LfN1- MEEr. for Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Old Sores, Rheumatism. Stiffness of the Joints, Giandular Swellngs, Pains in the Chest and Spinal Af- factions, use the above remedy.
 l The SANATIvE PrLLs, for Bilious Diseases, Sick Headache, Common Colds, Jaundice. Liver Complaint, Sour Stomach and all impu- rites of the Blood.
 I PRIcEs OF ALL THE ABOVE PREPARATIONS. Nervous Tonic, 8 % and S1 % per bottle Hoarhound Pectoral, S1 % per bottle or six bottles for S5 %; Diarrhea Syrup, SI 60 per bottle or six bottles for s 00; Liniment. 25c.. 50c., and S1 DO per bottle; Sanative Pills. containing from forty to fifty Pills in box only 25c. per box.
 | RyT All of the above are for sale in Des Are, gs1 by BLACK & PERKINS. and upon en, quiry may be found at all the stores in the country Agents and others wishing supply must address
 GOODYEAR, KNAPP & CO, l GoIa p.orriatc.rs Mamr,his Tam asSaa
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28

WHIsTLIsG.--A man who don't believe m whissllng should go step further, and put nuzzle on bob-a-links and mock ing birds. Whastling IS great institution. It oiis the wheels of care. and supplies the place of sunshine. 4 man who whistles has good heart under his shirt-iront. Such man not only works more willingly but he works more constantly. 4 whist- Ing eobbIer writ earn as much again money as cordwainer who gives way to low spirits and indigestion. Mean or avarI clous men never whistle.
 Who ever heard of whistler among the sharp practitioners Of Wall s,ree,z- We pause for answer The man who at tacks whistilng, throws stone al the head ot hiiarity, and would if he could, rab June Of is roses-Auguss of it's meadow. larixs. Such man should be looked to.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
Three Hundred Town Lots
 AT PRIVATE SALE,
 Y,a Des lire, .frEansas.

HERE is q rare opportunity offered to per II II sons desiring to get pleasant home in the most thriving and prosperous town on White river The location of the town is beautiful It is supported by a strong back country, and is the centre of an extensive trade. Aa industrious, entesprising population Is al ready crowding into 1t. and property is rapidly advancing, Now is the time to buy, if you want BARGAINS.
 Our Lots are situated in the most desira- ble portion of the town, both
 For Business aud for Family Residences. We offer them on EAsY TERMS, and any num- Der to suit purchasers
 sas The urgent and increasing demand! for house-room here, induces us 10 offer third in- tsrest in the above propertyto any responsible party, who will advance capital for improving vacant Lots
 rT For particulars. apply to
 SMITH & EATLfN, Proprietors,
 Tfebf3-tf1 Des Arc Ark
 (Otice-0vsr Firth < Jaekson's store.)
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28

PaEsERvE Ir.-Few renders can be aware. until they have had occasion 10 test the fact, how much labor or research is often saved by such table as the follow ing:
 l607-V Virginia settled by the English. 16l4-NewYorIs settled by the Dutch. l6l6-New Hampshire settled by the Puritans.
 l62o-Massachuseus settled by the Puritans.
 lsaa-Nsw Jersey sellled by the Dutch.
 i6s7-Delaware settled by the sweeds and Fins.
 Maryiaud settled by the Irish Catholics.
 i656-Connecticut seltled by the Puri- tans.
 l636- Rhode Island settled by Roger 1850 -North Carolina settled by the English.
 l67o-south Carolina settled by the Huguenots.
 l6s2-Penusylvania senled by William Penn.
 l7s2-Georgia settled by Gen. ogle- thorpe.
 l7sl Vermont admitted into the Union.
 l79a-Kentucky admitted into the Union.
 l7s6--Tennessee admitted into the Union.
 lS02-Ohio admitted into the Union. iSIi--Loulslana admitted into she Union.
 fsl6-Indiana admitted into the Union. ISl7-Mississippi admitted into the Union.
 lSlS-lllinois admitted into the Union. lSl9-Alabama admitted into the U- nion.
 lS20-Maine admitted into the Union. lS2I-Missoari admitted into the t. nion.
 1886 Michigan admitted into the U. nion.
 ls36-Arkansas admitted into the U- nion.
 lS45-Florida admitted into the Union. lS43-Texas admitted into the Union. lSi6-Iowa admitted into the Union lSlS-Wisconsin admitted into the Union.
 lS50-CaIilornia admitted into the Union
 lS56-Minnesota admitted into the U- nion
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
From the WareEIsF II II WANDERING.

 Throarh the valley, ever mountain, By the brook and by inc fountain, Oft Pve wandered through the bowers, Spending many happy hours. So e'er life we wander daily, Some So sadly. others gaiIy; Each one, In his own vocation, To the world has some relation. Some have genius. others power THAT we see in every hour; Some have beauty and they know it, Others have not--yet they show il. Age oy age comes on improving, Buying, selling. and removing; oi this world Is SO deceising, When we leave twill be relieving.
 N. L.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28

of their own manufacture. We take this CD portHnity to express our thanks for past favors and cordially invite those wishing to buy to examine our stoc k before purchasing else. where J. M. WISWELL & co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
E. F. RIsK

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 5touts, Gratrs, Sbert 1rou, iOirs, =NETs. CASTINGS. COPPER &c. Manufacturer of Plain and Japanned Tin Ware Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, &c., EAsT SIDE OF MAIN SrREET, NEXT DooR TO GRosvENoR's FURNIruRE RooMs,
 MEMPHIS, TENN. 8Jobbing, of every description. promptly attended to- sePso Iy
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
LANDINGS AND DISTANCES. On White River and TYibus aEies

lFron Memphis to Mouth of White RiIa 175 miles; from Napoleon to Mouth t White River, 20 miles.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
BLACK RIVER.

Jaelzsonport to k Mouth Strawberry. y........... Powhatan ..,...........-- Pocahontas. .................
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
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nR. NELSON, having located at Hick- -AJ ory Piains tenders his professional ser vices to the pnhlle, wishing to receive DOT ton of the public patronage practising en- tireiy on pure BsTANTc principles, combined with water; treating diseases on the latest and most improved style using no narcotics nor poisons; giving nothing but what acts in harmony with the laws of nature and animal life will treat DroPsies, chronic itlfmma- ton of the Liver, Rheumatism. Scrsfuia, and all Female GiseaseS except canesFous affections, and warrant complete restoration. I also make Female Bitter, which will cure all female diseases. by using at the same time an astringent eIysteF, two or three times a day. and also taking shnwer-bash every other morning, and rubbing down with coarse towels or dssh-brush. If thase Bitters do no gsod the patient has only to return the bottle, and will refnad the money
 n1 keep on hand plenty of pure, genuine Dnves. fgr my customers
 marz0-fy
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
MEMPH $ AND NEW ORLEANS
 U. s. M ALL
 f~x-sTssA 7 fIT~z- --i szs-,zs--zz--zzzz-Sx=x-z zezz@z-zSz-=--zss--zs PACK EFT LIN E ].

TN ARRANGING the starting of their large l boats for the coming season, the Memphis and New Orleans Packet Company have deci- ded to do so. as follows:
 ING0MAR leaves on Wednesday, t5th Sept. BEN FRANKLIN leaves on Monday. 10th ss
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28

-However good grasamarian a young lady may be, there are but few of them who can ~decsine'' matrifnony
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
HOTELS, LIVERY STABLES, &C
 Arkansas Hotel,

IN AT EON, ARKANSAS. THE subscribers would respectfully inform X their friends, and the public generally, that they are well prepared, in every respect, to accommodates and provide them with the best delcacies the market affords
 Thankful for past favors, they still hope to receive portion of patronage in future. The convenience of the house to the
 STEAMBOAT LANDING Has long made it, and will continue to make it, great resort for travellers.
 X careful porter is always in attendance on the arrival of steamhoats and stages, who will attend to the transportation of baggage to oE from the house.
 EzT The BAR connected with the ArSan- sas Hotel Is always supplied with the mos CHOICE BRANDS OF LIQUORS, CIGARS etc, to which they invite the attention of the lovers of pure Wines and Liquors.
 RANDOLPH X GRACIE, October 90, 1858 -6n Proprietors.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
s. R. BROWN. SIMEON HORNE. SAMUEL CARR. Ne Plus Ultra Mills,
 DIES ARC. ARKANSAS, BROWN, HORNE & CARR,

~ AA THE Proprietors of the s above Mills are prepared to
 hssxs accommodate the pub c with lumber of all sizes and dimensions, on the usual terms. They have secured good stock of cypress timber, and have It conveniently moored in the basin adjacent to their Mills.
 tg We have engaged the permanent servi- ces of competent and experienced men in our Mills, and can, therefore, assure our customers that all bills will be filled as directed.
 a-F The White River U. s. Mail boats will deliver lumber, in good order. at any point on the river between Napoleon and Jacksonport, at from S4 to S5 per thousand. Ry Bills should be made out plain. re- gards length, width, thickness and quality of lumber required.
 tlgT Our customers are requested to give their names. and mention their places of resi- edence, in order to have their lumber shipped to them without delay
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28

And will continne to run regularly on the same schedule throughout the season. leaving at 5 o'clock, ?. M. nn their respective days
 J. !. RAWLINGS.
 At Webb k Rawlings, oct 23-4m- No. 3l6 Main Street.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
Yours, respectfully,
 " ]. MATTHEuS

P. s. When you ship your medi cines to. Mr Swope. be sure and send him two or .hrs. dozen bottles of your Nervous Tonic
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28

P. s. I have also used your Ague medein.. and one bottle of Pectoral, for coughs s,I colds; and I do most honestly belieye tb., there is no preparation for the Chills. and sa. Coughs and Colds. equal to it, in use. w.. may use this in the form of certificate. if vo.| see proper. Send the medicine soon.
 Imayf5] Yours truly, JOHN swors
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
OUR CREST MILL.

In connection with our Saw Mill, " ehave an excellent Grist Mill for grinding Corn. We are prepared to grind 15 or 20 bushels of corn per hour. This Mill is one of Watt Brad- ford & Co.'S best" and we have no hesitancy in saying that no min makes better meal.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
MEMPHIS ADVERTISEMENT,

and if there was Chill or Fever, or .,1-I tom of one, in my family, I never knew it :, could cite you to numerous cases that. wh.a given out as hopeless. by able physicians. vnsa Cholera and DiarI hPa Syrup have crrsd ss'. you have a certificate from MT. Anderson ,ssA N. is well known, that will surprise vou in gs- ing you knowledge of the invaluable estin. ton vonr medicines are held in here. I eonls give you many names here, of good and rs5 able men, who will certify on oath what :. stated in J. r. AnasTson's certificate. ,,I where your Diarrhnz Syrup has perfoFmsS many other cures that were equally as hcpelss' as his son.
 Vours -oznactr,,ITr-
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28
FLAMING MILL,

Tn addition to our Steam Saw and Grist Mills, we will have in operation by the 1st of August, a superior Flaming Mill, and if we re- ceive sufficient encouragement, we will add thereto MACHINE SHOP. may9
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-28

GOODYEAR, KNAPP & CO, Sole Proprietors, Memphis, Tennessee.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

TuF CULTIVATION ~ IBE ISTRoDUcTlOs OF
WATyR-The arrangements for the celebration to-
dsy are cou piee and II promises TO be the greatest
demonstration that has taken place IN Brooklyn
The fountain N the Park is finished, and the Park
i,f has been cleared and made ready for the accom-
nodstion Of the throng which will be gathered there.
The frnmcs for the fireworks of erection,
and preparations have been made to festoon the City
Hall with lanterns of various coors The lanterns will
be suspended four sides ofthe building by nvert
ed arches and bows from the Window Also by crcles
on the cupola and with streamers between the col
ums in front. The lanterns are made Of glazed Psper'
with the inscription, Brooklyn W aier works on
each one There ere seven different colOrs used which
will have fine effect About M lights will be
placed about the Hall. The Statiou-Ilouses will be
illun mated in the same manner. Calcium lights WIN
also be displayed by Prof. Grant.
In the mon ing national salute VIII DE- Hteu, anu
the bells will be rung.
The different divisions are requested TO assemble at
10 o'clock and the procession, under the Grand Mar
shnl.hip Gen. Duryea viii move nj III O'Clock pre-
ciscly The following is the route rs corrected;
Crrunef cir . a, the corner ot Myrtle and Bedford
avenues passing the right side Of the fountain at the
corner Of Broadway and Bedford avenue thence
through Broadway TO Fifth street, through FUN
.ree, In South Fourth street through South Fourth
10 Nth through Ninth street to Grand through Grand
Ia Fourth street though Fourth street To BediOrdas,
through Bedford avenue 10 Myrtle avenue, through
Myrtle avenue Ia Clinton avenue, through Clinton
avenue Ia Fulton avenue, through Fulton avenue To
Cour street through Court street to President through
President o Henry, through Henry to Fulton street 10
the Civ Hall when an Grafton by Richard &. Under
hill esd viii be- delivered, and ode in honor OF the
occa -ion will be sung.
The streets along the reute have all been cleared Of
ob.tuctions Floral arches are in course of compile
ton at intervals aorg the line of march.
Spectators busy at work last evening IN erect
irg platforms in the vicinity of the City Hail. with the
yi,e Of accommodating spectators for considerations
Some of them look as if they were not calculated to
bear great pressure. Every precaution should he
taken to avoid accident
Resident on the line Of the streets in the Eastern
District through which the procession is to pass have
prepared dec. raons for the occasion. The arch on
Bedford avenue is completed, well the fountain
ard platforms for the children The fireworks take
place on Thursday evening.
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TUESDAY, April 26-p. N.

There was q stronger and more active Stock market
to-dGy the dealings being large in most OF the specn-
letiye fancies The feature Of the market however,
Wa the upward movement in Rock Island, which has
been for some time past in the hands Of strong
clique. who have been gradually absorbing cash stock
and accommodating options The amount Of floating
stock on the street supposed to be about
600 shares and more than this amount 1t
IS stated has already been bought. We can
not learn that any Of the buyers options
have vet been called in, in which case such
a call must bring about further considerable rise
The depression Of feeling in regard 70 railroad shares
has been very favorable for the operations OF the
CLIQUE in this sock as il has induced free time sales,
and given the party strong hold upon the shorts.
The market for thi. stock opened at 5sf seller thirty
and underregisred sales of3 COO shares, adyancedto
572 seller three. OF sales, 80 shares were on time
AT the Second Board the transactions were not arge,
l. - than eco shares, but the market improved to o,
and after the Boari under active demand for cash
stock, the quotation rapidly advanced to 5'l
sgsins. 81 Yesterday. The improved quotation for
Rock Island had favorable influence upon the gen
eral market and better prices ruled for most OF the
prominent iancies New-York Central, which left on
heavy at the morning Board at ~ improved TO ~.
Gslena went to ct bid, notwithstanding the unis-
yorable report Of the traffic Of the third week OF
April. Reading odd at j0i ct the opening, but was
in good demand as the call proceeded, and after the
Second Board sold a. high 5li HARLEM Preferred
was without important change from yesterday. The
April earnings vii show about the same increase a.
March. The business Vi the city Eas i very ta'osa'
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ing.named Lodges united in the procession:

In addition to the above visiting brothers OF
Northern Eew-York; delegations from subordinate
Lodges; Grand Lodge of Northern New-torki del
egstiOns from Subordinate Encampments; Grand En-
campmeut of Northern New-lork visiting brothers
from the State of Vermont visiting brothers from
Rhode Island under banner Of the Eagle Lodge No :
K. l.; Grand Encampment of Naragansett. H. L.;
visiting brothers from Hampshire, under banner
of Grand Lodge visiting brothers from the following
States under their respective banners:
Connecticut, Ses.JsI,ey.
Massachusetts Maryland
District Of Columbia
The last division comprised: Subordinate EnCamp-
ments; officers of the Grand Eucampment and EN-
bems of the Order, on drawn by ten horses
Grand Lodge of Southern New-lork; Marshal with
baton; Grand Herald and Grand Guardian, with
drawn swords member of Grand Lodge four abreast;
car with embems of the order drawn by eight horses;
Grand Conductor with drawn sword; Grsnd Repre-
sentatives OF Grand Lodge of Southern New-lork;
Grand Officers of the several States. supporters OF
Grand Chapter Of G.. l.. :. New-York, supporters;
Grand secretary Cssud Warden G-sud Treasurer,
sapportrr D. Cr,ud Master sarpartcr,
P. O. Master. Grand Master, P G. Master.
Grand banner of Tennessee in carriage, supported
by G. w Hurley; Grand Patriarch, and Past Grand
Cameron, 7. G.. Secretary Davis of Arkansas; Grand
Lodge Of the United States; officers, members and
Past Grand Lines OF the G. l.. OF United States IN
cariages; Rev. Bro J. NJ. Wiley, Chaplain of the
day, and Grand Reps. X. b. BoylsOn, Orator OF the
day, in a harouche Executive Committee OF Ar
engagements.
Isaac NJ. Tucker of the G. l. Of the L. :. acted as
Grand Marshal. and was aided by y. c. p; A. \
Wakefield, L. c.; X. V. X. Lansing, Henry Snyder
Col Jas Ppckney, and Col. ThOs. +. Peers.
At the head of each division was an AsSis;sn
Marshall.
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
AT l0l O'Clock, Divine service was celebrated accord
Ing to the Protestant Episcopal form Of worship 81 the
Church Of the Divine Unity (Dr. Chapin'sl III Broad
way. The body Of the church almost exclusively
reserved for the members of the Order, while the
galleries were occupied by ladies and friends and rea-
hves There excellent choir in the organ gal
iery, under the direction Of George +. Brstow, by
whom the greater part Of the Anthems were composed
AVA m, many persons were at the church which
dd not oPeo until Qusrterpast 10. At half past, the
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urookIyn water Celebration.

nv PHILspELPHIs. Tuesday April 20, 1883.
/. ,,ye nun Der Of COuncilmen, well a. the
"Sena,tpent, LEFT FOR Ncw-York this afternoon
VS. nsrt in the c., braon of the water iutroduc-
hnf 80 Brooklyn, by invitation Of the Brooklyn
s'n0' TRISIos, Tuesday, April 70. 1859.
RsSords S cS.T 'Gj. c sgSn and S SSsI
onx'. ;sr in the celebration in Brooklyn tomorrow.
IS sse Iuon Fire Company will leave tonight for the
Mace.
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IAdy-risensut
Ii. JAMES dI.coyered. v nile IN the East In

die. es-aia 10, CossuNsTIcA, AsIHHA bGoscAir'
C1reVs CoIps ard GsSEEAL DEBILITY. TIE hENEDf "a.
discovered ty him vh-n hi, ouy ehd d.usaie ssrn ~
&C die IL. child cured 1nd Is Eow aiye and wei D,f
on II be-f-s hs feio&tnor-a be vii s-Id 70 tHos "ro
,h h- rvcp, containing I'm directions iJr Hasl1 AID sue
-s-ui, r.l. his r-f1-dy r-D- VI her names Sh "a ID
r r-rHu p-sge address u. Bsows No 70 Grand 81 Jer-
~ (i-y, y. }.
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THg QUARANTINE CosyESTIos-CHANGE OF PLACE
Oh MrETISG.-The National Quarantine Convention
will meet this morning at ten clock, not as before
announced in the Cooper Institute, but IL the ball OF
the College Of Physician, and Surgeons, the corner
of Goth street and Fourth avenue.
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unotie Island Election.

proyrpyscr, Il. l., Tuesday, April y, 1859.
n. Edward T. Knowles the Amer'esn-kepuohcSn
s..,. IS elected to the General Assembly
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Lecture is to be delivered this evening in Leba-
non Hail, by James Ii. Dunn on THE dignity OF Ia
Dor and il advantages"
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DR.. G. Wortabet, native of Syria, will appear in
the costume of his country this evening, at the Cal
vary Baptist Church. and deliver lecture on Syra
and the Holy Land"
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fAdserris.msrt.
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 10 meet az

I.us,. Ky ID MAY neI.-Arsus e-n's have been made ~
Doctr Van Pei bsh4 of the DrrE1e. ~ereos ny can
Or r. Tckef, tns Ofcs Il tE- Y aud o. R-1 t01pay
NJ Brosd-ay Barclay. by presenting errihis
q l1rrIb ~-sh'p.
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CITY ITEMS.

La Farorlfa viii be performed this evening at the
Academy of Music-Madame Gazzaniga, Messrs.
Stefan and Morelli in the principal parts.
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ADVERTISEMENT
RTpSrTTS COCAINE,

1- orgus ari only genuine preparation q this 1sis manu-
f-tur-d ~ JosEpH BURNETT Co. Boston For ale
by T. T GsEES No. es2 Broadway.
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TRussFs SHOULDER. BRACES, ELASTIC STOCK

iscs IS.TnrsESTs Bow Ler AID al ceorts
=, ~. ia, A., Dr. GLoyL as n@s LEvrE rRVssEs-<h-
b.. u2s Z &C. ko. tAaa-s., assS ksosassy.
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Miss GrILIE had very wel-attended and successful
concert Mt Nbo's last evening.
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Young Men can learn their true pursuit, and Pa

rs nOx thrr chGr ~: usri1-e'. al apg-e- y
ok-suins Al examination FOWLER WELLS PEfsaos-
s,s:s, NJ. % Broadway.
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NJ = IT =
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP

abl. article b. obtain u the soc Hi,n1aetr-r' :
Susp.E No 7As.o. HoGs- AID Of ~ Various ze-cs tnrs
The city.
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COURT CALESDAR-THIs Diy.

IsITEp STATS DIsTRIcI COCKT.-So Calendar
Til ytGr-isy ,
SUPRYny CoURT-CIRCUT-PART l.-Oyer and
T.rmrsr PAR fI-Nos TO ljs sl 1894, l1s, 100 ly@
1904 lsOs 1910 1914 1914 1916 ls-o lGs 1874 lh, 1872 0
1914. PART ilI-AdJourDed.
SUPERIOR COCRT.-Sgme es yesterday.