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FaU and yTmtcr Goody. A GOOD and well selected stock of "A CLOTHING-
 Seal skin Over1oats, Union Cleth to; Alohair, Beaver, Pilot aua Bows do; Black Deoskiu Pants;
 Cassimore do;
 Grey do;
 Military and Satinet Pants;
 Silk Velvet Vests, Honey Comb do; Cassimere, Satin and Boys Vests
 D1-y Goods. Fancy Prints, C.licoes, Curtain Cal.coes, French Calico, Gngdam,
 pomestics beachea and unbleached. Grey, Red, I eow and White Flannel, Velvet, Alpaca, Muslin deLaiae, Linnen Table Cloth, Toweing, etc..
 BOOTS AND SHOES. Fl A R D w A R E. Locks. Screws, Handsaws, Drawing Knives, Planes, Horse Shoe Nails, Hinges, Butts, shutter Hinges, Hammers, Files, Nails. etc
 FANCY GOODS. OCERIES! GROCERIES! Lard, Butter, Potatoes, Onions, Coffee, Sugar, Pickles, French Mustard, Tea. Sardiues, Oysters. Barley, Crushed and Maple sugar, E. D. Cheese, Swtzer Cheese, Linburgh Cheese Green Cheese, Krout, Soda, Crackers, Fets. Almonds, Candy, Fig Candy, Land Oi Ciaret " inc, Sweet CataN6t Wine Rice, Mackercl, L. <. Oil, Whisky and Brandy of all sorts, Dried Apples Cigars, Tobacco. China and Glassware. For sale at
 HENRY FISHERS, Nclc Store,
 CorHfr Elm and CMlJeriaaa streets Dec mar tte Gus H0rks.
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fERso"AL.-Y es>erday We met our 1ieaI. ". w. Le'Se' es,. Of Camden, who is here to est ,he vote of Arkansas as one of tbe electors. Mr, Leake is oneof those aah,ble gentlemen, who haA always large circle of friends wherever he c<~u His talents have gained for Lann u.snn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08

l5' At the meeting of the city council ol 'laes- Gay n'2l' last, committee was appointed to .aea,, o'Atze the Ie2is'a!nre Jo amend the b,i passed ss inc present 5ession, extending ths incorporated h1't7 of the city. By mistake, por..os already iAeoIpoLate.l, WIZ m ani.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08
MonuaV Dec. 3.

Mon0dy Dec g.
 Mir. Lemoyne asked and obtained leave of absence for Mr. Jones.
 Mr. Pennington presented petition from citizens of Clarke county, asking an ap- propriation for Arkansas institute for the blind, which was read and referred to the committee on education.
 MT Pagan presented petition from citi- zens of Saline county, for relief of Sarah Mllner and others, which was read and referred to the committee on claims
 Mr. Clark presented petition for the relief of Andrew Bealle, on account of a prc-emption claimed by him, which was read and referred to committee on claims.
 Mr. Gray presehted a petition asking that the Princeton light horse be fulnished with arms suitable for them, which was read and referred to committee on militia.
 MT Oates presented certain resolutioA, from Phillips county, relative to the present poitical affairs of tic country, which were read and referred to committee on federal relations.
 Mir. McCreery presented joint resolution relative to the lands elailneaaahy the Cairo and Fulton railroad, and to the;r past and present actings and condition. which was read and referred to the committee on judi ciary.
 Mir. Oates, from committee on iudiciary. reportel a petition of Alexander Hays, a free man of color, of Carroll county, and asked to be discharged from further con- sideration, which report was adopted, and petition laid on the table.
 Mr. Watkins, from committee on ways and means, reported bill to be entitled Gan ac' making an appropriation for the contingent expenses of the executive depart mpnt," which was received, the bill read a taird time and passed.
 Mr. Clark, from committee on education, reported petition and bill to be entitled "An act to incorporate the ArkadeIphia female college" and recommended it's pas sage, which was received, the bill read three several times and passed.
 Mr. Clark, from same committee, report. | ed House bill, to be entitled an act to repeal an act passed last session, entitled an act for the benefit of Princeton male and female academy, and recommended it's rejection, which report was not adopted, and on mo. tion of Mr. Gray, the bill was read thirI time, and passed
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Price s5 cents per Fox; Five boxes for s1oo
All our Remedies are for sale by

J, ]. McaLM0NT.
 ail all Druggists, Little Rock; Also hy ali dealers in medicines every here. W ao-esale by j. WRIGHT X Co, x. Orleans II. r. FMNswoRru X Co.,. Memphis
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Another Fresh Arrival. ln SACKS Coffee; lO boxes Raisns;
 10 half boxes do:
 20 quarter boxes do; Io kits Mackerel No. and 9; brl. Mackerel;
 b boxes smoked Scotch Herring; C Tomatoe Catsup;
 Pepper Sauce;
 :. CasA<scl Soap; k A sssssrs ey ht,xes 5ssss dfsses; lU0 boxes fine Table Salt For sale by M. TANTI.
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McLean's Strengthening Cordial

cure
 LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNnICE, CHkoNlC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEASES, or TIE KIDNEYS, AND ALI DISEASES ARlS INC FkOM DlSORDERED LIVER OR STOMACH. DYSPEPSIA,
 hearthurn, Inward Pies Acdity Sickness of aci tnilness of Blood to inc ead Dall Pain Swimming m the Head Papltaon of the Heart, Fness Weirht m the stomach sonr Erpc ations Choking Sufocaing feeiIng when lying down, BrYness Yeowness of the sKin and Eyes, Night Sweats, Inward Fevers Pain small o the Back, Chest Side, sudden Fluses of Heat, pePession oi spirits, FrghfnF Dreams Langor Despon- deney or Nervons Disease, Sores Bloces on the Skn and Fever and Agne Cor Chris and FeveD. 1t viii also Ars diseases ol the Bladder and Womb, such Seminal a.ess, neontinence of Urine, Strapsuary, inlamma.
 nn&s5t ! eL tie V omb or Bladder Whites,
 nie About it.
 Pany of the above dis.
 bottle, in German,
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fiAHE greatest remedy in the world. This cordial is dis.
 K tilted from berry known enly myself chemi. eay combined with some of the valuable medicinal roots herbs and bark known the mind of viz BLoop Roor, BLACK RooT, WILD CHERRY BARK, YELLOW DOCK, pANDELioN SARsAPARIItA ELpER FLow with others, producing the most niable remedy for the restoration nesh ever known. It is nature's remedy, curing dis. ease by natural laws. When taken it's influence i felt eonrsing through vein of the hodv purify ing and &C., eeeeang the circulation of the blood nentrazes any bon matter in the stnmach and strengthens the whole ganzaton.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrazes this malarious poison in the blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the body. As it should 90 it does cure this atllicting disorder with perfect certainty And it does more, or rather does what is of more service to those sub lect to this infection. If taken in season it expels 1t from the system is absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from its attacks keeps tho system in health although exposed to the disease Consequently it not only cures, but protects from the great variety of affections which are induced by this malignant influence, such as Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Aque Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache. Bilious Feyers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cont Blindness Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Papita- tonS, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries. Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bowels all of which, when arising from this cause, will be found to assume more or less the intermittent type. This AGUE CURE" removes the cause of these Arrangements and cures the disease.
 This it accomplishes by stimulating the excre- tories to eXpel the virus from the system; and these organs by degrees become habited to do this their office of their own accord Hence arises what we term 0cclinatatiOn. Time may accomplish the same end but often life is not long enough, or is sacrificed in the attempt, while this HAGUE CURE" does it at once, and with safety. We have great reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other which has been discovered; and it has still another important advantage to the public, which is, that it is cheap well good.
 pprp.prD nv
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lhealets who
 y'sH Huarilla trash, which
 Nt good. Avoid such
 |fof sfcIleaW's'sYfehgfh gfhenng Cordial, and take Ul4Ise, II is the only remedy that will purh the Tood thoroughly, and the One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, ain preventive for Cholera C.r and Fever, Yellow any prevalent disease. It up in large bottles. Pree ony sl per bottle, or 6 bottles for s. j. II. MCLEAN, s Sole Proprietor of ihs Cordial, Also Ncieans Volcanic Oil Eminent. Principal Depot the of Third and Pine { St. Louis, Mo.
 McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. THE BEST LINiMENT WORLD. The safe and certain for Piles, Tumors, swelings and Bronchee Gore, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Neaknessoi the Muscles, Chronic inlamnaory Rnep- natsm, stiffness of Inc Joins Contracted Muscles iga- nenis Earache or Toothache, Bruises Sprains, Wounds, Fresh Cnts, Uicer Fever Sores, Caked Breasts, oes, Burns, Scalds, Sore Throat, nilamma Pam, difference how long disease may lave existed McLEAN's CELEBRATED LINIMENT a remedy.
 Thousands of human beings hav been saved fife ePtnde and misery by the of this invaluable medicine McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment III reheVe pam almost inNananeously and will cleanse, purify and heal the ioules incredibly short For Horses and other Animals Mclean scelebrated lnmeh tle only and rca. ,e remedy for the cure of Spavn, Rim Bone, Windgas spints, Unnatural Lnmps, Nodes of Sweinss. IL will sores, or Sweeny if properly applied. For Sprans, Bru,e scratches, Cracked Heels, thaie, saddle Collar Calls, Cuts, sores or Nousds il nialihe remedy Aplyit Es sdirected, and q oerait m every inSapce Then trihe longer the many worthless Linments offered you. Obtain supply of Dr. McIean cale sa,ed Liniment. It will cure you.
 J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
 Corner of rhud and Pine Sts.. St. Louis, Mo. Dr. j. J. MoALMpNf, Agent st Little Rock, and Dr. E. ]. NCALMONr, Plne BlaH Ark Feb. I, le60 ly
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Dictionaries.

PLANNERS OIL-One barrel on hand X to be sold for cost in store for cash bv
 Nov 23 BURG EVi IN & FIELD.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. SATURDAY
L ook aE This

ME MAN that sold Goods so cheap at to do so again. at the room formerlr oecnpiod Ly A. J Ward, as Carriage Shop, on Main srteet ne4rlr ofArnSita lr- .-t1.a ,a .4.e u v large and well selected stock of GOODS vii ha sold at Ne1o York Wholesale Prices and no 't runk about it. Come and see Nov %.
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, BL ANKErS

l0 Li "A N IA G | D BLANKETS of various styles and prics fS for sale low by December l, ls60
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Townships g and l9, of range 4.
 Townships Is and l9, of range ,.
 At the land office at FAYETTEVILLE, commencing on harsoay' the 2ath day ol December next, for the disposal of the public lands heretofore unolenel situated within the following townships, viz; Norh of the base line and lccst qf e fjla principal
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

?, HATiOSAL HOTEL. z Berry. P German, G
h lsd,, Beech d,I NH; Nc FrahsSsy Pa; Camp
SooK. uhio; n T Ga1nsit. Va; w t s ispier = 4
Cotton. J Cool, "A MoCom,s, b Iayior, nd; ]
Nd; I 4 Z tlsks: uSH; y Horne. va; w f CHI,
Ward. Miss; La.Icbs. Nd; w r Bafnard..
Mass h1lyer. Miss HiIlye-, Miss; ri to and
Can, Bringhu.st, Del; Collins, 3 Gillette. M
EsIehS Gsisse ky ;s; i aall, vi MINI Nj
WILtARps' HOTELS wat,on.-:s Col
ten ard lady. lie; Miss Garter. do; G Carter, CO.
Maj lohnso7, uSA; n Adams NJ; w BsnE
and my c SIR IsetSn ps MISW
Pa hickIs. NY A Alcoek, do; Van DYKE. do:
NSC cgn Sr =. Nd I'd s ssn d. Gss;
Smith aud LADY, CT N smith and l.dy Sc; ~ VIZ y
lsdl Me- soemrdt and sdy. NY; Miss SSSn aaa
20; Pollen. do; fcllen, c Dunn ana lady,
NsH P' RsS sns sdy {NG isD.
son, Mass; A Baisdsll, do; ID Wood a: lsdy. NJ:
MIs f15syfhi and t.mlly, 90; Yryn, do; j a
Jackson. do; Rice, Ps.
ssk 10 wa sm M2TGE Nj: PS. DIX Me- Scott Nd
F Perss. ss 8odssr Hd % B..o "
R o!.on. a. 81; g.. t' Sc &c Eh 10. P ps5n, va
: Tat. Hon c SCOTT. Eenn; " Ne Ian, Mas; u
NO NO, shs q. anS ,s1y Tenn Gslaher. Smith, B
EE,sSst, Ala; 6 csGEaII. Nv: G Tomp.ins Va;
Sto nn and lady, Mo; H d Bird, Va; A MoXelden,
MRKwOOD BOUsE.-M w An,.r.on NV
TeSas', Pa; E 3.a N es.. NJ. MASS " hl'0s'sL
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same. Yrn>e6s r. WiIlards' Kots
StallVoffA. jane A Abeent
SsonSpa, Isnj, Hysf3s. . Pslnsylvsga ps
Stevens, ThHddeIs, IS B % \. Cspeci hu
etsvsns Isaae l., Privsss, Sc 18th %
Sesvsuson, John W., Privsset Ss %
Stewart, James A., ketionai Hetei
eeokes, WIN. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, TINTED stesss Hotel
Stratton, John l., n, v!leuG, omoe sis u - Nv
Taepan, Mason w. Nations, Hotel
Taylor, NJ, Private, vert side sSst q, oet sSA
Thayer, Eli, willards' Hotel
Theaker, Thomas C., Hysu's, SO Pas"
Tompkins, Cydnor B., Wsshinetor Houee
Train, Charles R., Willards' Hotel
Tumble, Carey A, Wizards Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., as 9Th st
YallanclEh ham, Glen. Les 59 1t
Vance, Zebulon B., Mrs. Hatrison's, 81 -.
Xsndsyer, VIM, Private, 10 Massachsses"
Van Wyek, Charles H, National Hotel
Msidfons Hsnry, Washington Hocse
Washburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 6sh IT q Paw
Washburne, Ellihu B., <S5 9Th &c .
Washburn,j r., lsrsel, Private, Franklin nov, sS
Webster, Edwin Mrs. Hsrnsons, ST fe-N
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, - MIssourl ev
whitley, VIM. g., 5i2 llth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, wm., Avenue House
Winsloy, Warren, 26 u sc
Wood, John, 500 l1th st
Woodruff, John, WIllaTde' Hotel
Woocson, samuel H.. Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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1t RALTiMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has D1'sess.sd sAs most Cs'ses:, SSeedy asd es1s
Efsetsal Remedy - the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
wskn.s. eff Back ssret.r.s AGseasns Of Kidney
so.. Or Sim. Xs.euon. Of III. Luns. stomach Bowels.
Hose T.rribi. Disorders arising from Solitary Habits d
der Marriage impossible and destroy beta Body and Mind
YOUNG MEN
that dreadful and hb which annually sweeps.
untimsy Thousand. Of Young Men Of de mos! sI
listening ssnstss with hs
yaksd ecstasy The living Tyre, may call With fall ssal.
dsnes.
MARRIED PEk0ONs, o. Young Men ssntsmPatinG Mar
I.g. beng .v.r. Of Phyea v'akns'', organic debility,
dsformitiss, &C., speedily cured.
He Who place. under the care Of d.. rsliE
euay eonfds in his honor a. gentleman and ssnadsny rely
apon his skill as physeian.
OFFICE No. SOUTH STREET,
LEFT hand side going from Baltimore street. fsS dssts ss
Ii. Fail not to ob..r,. name and number Lsa'n
mast be paid and contain stamp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Members efths Royal College Lendsn gr.duats
greater part liz. b..n spent
Pal. of London PARIS. and els: .h.r. ha. q.
hnowu many troubled with ringing in the head and
:oand: With :qa:n. sabas
umss With dsranEsmsn OF mind we're cured mms diasly
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysung Men and others Who injured smssvss BY
certain INDUCED 10 vhsn alonea habit r:qr:nty
.Ss from ns
render. marriage impo:ib and dsstrOys beth mind and
Thos. tn. and eholy Effects produced
sy early habit. Of youth viz. w..sn. Of tn. sasa sne
Of General Debility
on til. mind ar. much
Of Spirits, E, FOrbodings Aversion sOcisy s.lf.ru
Love Of sOsd', Tmdity, 'ears SEINE Of The evils pre-
NERVOUS DEBLrY-Thsa.ands can new judge what
u the eau.. Of their declining health losing their ,GOr
appearance ABOUT the cough symptoms Of
DISEASES OF IMPaUDENCE.
b. has mblb.d u. seed. Of ki. painful disease often
happens that itmsd shame dread Of discovery
can on him. II. @ ne Inc
Of sarns Ii.
month after month"; or long as the smallest fee can be Oh
his CALLING disappoinmsnt; of that deadly
Ma.su.y hasten II: q s
SKIN se progressing with frightfu rapidly tI death puts
discovered country from who's. bousp. no returns,
DR.. JoHNsONsEEMEDYF FOR ORGANIC WEAKEEss
By ths great and important remedy wsakns Of the ergans
.p..d, eur.d and FUN 'igor Thousand.
and dsbtstsd VIE had lest all hope, rave
been mms diatsly relieved.
ALI lmpsdimsnts Marriage Physical Mental D,9usli
fcntione Loss Of ProcrsatTs Power Nervous lrrtaby
Trembling and WsekHs Exhaustsn Of the msst fearful
kind spsssdiiy cured.
THE MANY THOUSANDS cursd st,h. in.titusisn With,
cal i. by Dr. Dr.
reporters Of the and other aocs. Of
which have appeared egan and before public be
sides hs standing gentleman Of character and rsponsi
bity, a su6cisut guarantee the afflicted Jan 9Siy
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Bs1sTd. james Az isz r st. between I'm end 18th
Biels4 ss e: be .1Ss III sna
inshsn, K. s. Wsshinston House
BscE, hiGma SIS e, Ss. i4A and ,s
Brisht, Jesse 2, :2s lssh e, bet Pa ~ and II |"
Chandler, Zach, isi ct, neal corner soth
G GIhssnr5, JsTes, BTSHn,. H Sos
Clay. e. G., Brown's Hotel tel A'
G!iInIsmsn Thos Ia rs F. Az BET 18th and ssA 't'
John F..Sns u, Hot, :ls nth
Boo if sRg sss 81 r. Co! T2 So4.on.
R ROuElss, Stephen A., Mlnnssots Rov: g. n ~
FITCH Gfaism n So s S y, Sss ssh and ION
Eoos ssPSa ssR Ss SsSsG. b.
se. Jf James: IS sss a. cor and 9Th '''
swim. WIN. NJ, Isl st, corner 18th
Hs@lis, Hannibsi, washington Hos.s
HHs BAUM H. If F Br %s;sRHs uts House
y. H. eT 9i,S Al. and q "
vsIson. A.. Miss aasen f - st s st. Sss and
Johnson, 4. w, of AIk., SIS e. bet sth and 10th
q ST. s%d
M sii yosssPss Nations NS,1n.I H Hotel
Mason, Jas. NJ, "a H st, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A. %. p, Kirkwood House
Penrcs: James A., Mrs. lrvins's, % ~ Ut
Powell, L. W., a6s G st, bet 18th and 18th
pugh, q. T.. 900 4ih st, north Of La. av
Rice, II. NJ, Min Row, st, bet N J Az and LIST ct
Salisbury, w, Mrs. Irving's, % ~ ct
sebastian; WIN; b, DR.. Dunn's, tS e
Simmons. Jas. r, Wiards' Hotel
sndeii, John, Si2 II ct, bet 18th and l6k ct
Sumner, G. Mrs. Chmiuack's, liz +, bet 18th 18th
Ten Eyck, }. c., Mr.. McBlaIr, 1872 / ct and Pa av
Thompson, John r., 45S 18th st, bet E and +
Toombs, Robt., 2iS ct, bet 18th and 18th
TrumGul, l.. man. 45l 9Th st. bet T. and
Wade, b: r, Mrs. Hyatts, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th d 1th
Wilson, Hourly, Mr.. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
WlsfalI. L. T., BROWNS Hotel
Wilkinson. 81. = Mr.. Solomon's, go 9Th ct
Yulee, David L., lG2 st, bet 18th and 18th
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NAVAL iNTKLLlG ENcE.-The latest advices from
Captain Page, commanding the United States
exploring expedition the River Paraguay,
states that the chartered steamer Argentina, had
received her boilers, and would rejoin the squad
ron forthwith. The expedition progresses well
and all continue in good health. The u s steam
ship Pulaski was at Montevideo the LIST OF
February. The general health Of the officers and
crew was good. The flag ship Congress had left
on a cruise. The brigs Perry and Bainbridge
were AZ Rio, taking in stores and preparing to
leave for home. Dispatches were recently re-
ceived at the Navy Department from Flag Officer
Inman, commanding the African Squadron. The
movements of the 50 uadron are given in full, but
nothing of any importance concerning the slave
trade The general health Of the squadron was
good. A Court of Inquiry is being held at Panama
On Commander Lockwood, of the L.. 3. ship
Cyane 1t is suggested that he will he replaced
by Captain ROwen, who has recently been de-
tached from the Ordnance Department, at the
BROOKLYN Yard.
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THE EVENING STAR.

POISONING CASE AT NV ORLEANs-mucn ex-
roth inst by the poisoning Of the family Of Mr.
Lemley, together with number OF friends who
were partaking of dinner with himself and fam
ily. The persons poisoned were himself, wife,
and two daughters; together with bis wife's sis
ter, Mrs. Young, and her little son. Mrs Young
and her children Were temporary sojourners at the
house, and Miss Hall, with three negro servants
Among the guests poisoned were Henry Phelps,
Miss Bouligney. Miss Isabel Mckee, Mrs Searies'
Mrs. James 8. Phelps, and her sister, Mrs Menee'
and DIR. Hunt. The son of Mrs. Young had oleo
seriously in most Of them considered In dan
gerous condition DIR. Hunt had len In the cars
for his home In Mississippi Immediately at'er tne
xy ,nn.n an5 her son servants in the house, had
been arrested on the charge Of mixing arsenic In
the Charlotte Russo jelly, of which they all par
took and In the remains OF which consoeraoie
arsenic was found.
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II Poughkepse is excited over an elopement
by which James Sergeant lost his daughter Sarah
and gained son-in-law-one Sylvester Chiches-
ter. Sylvester for two years had visited Sarah.
An Albany boy interrupted his eourtship bv an
offer Of his hand to the daughter. The faiths &C
cepted him; the girl did not. Sylvester received
notice to quit, and went into exile in an ad jacent
street. There the daughter followed, and through
the action Of Judge Nelson and the law Of mar
Iiage, Miss Sergeant became Mrs. Chichester. Pa
rental wrath, exclusion from the old home, and
consolation in welded bliss followed Of course.
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II Among the recent arrivals at Boston is that
Of Mrs. Whitney, Of Waimea, Sandwich Islands.
She left this country more than forty years ago,
and had not previously left the islands in all this
long period. Her husband, an esteemed and emf
nent missionary, died in 1S45. They sailed from
Boston in the brig Thaddeus, which took out the
pioneer company Of American missionaries, on the
sd Of October, 1919, and arrived of Hawaii March
81, 1o2O. The changes in the land Of her birth,
after an absence of forty years, must be startling
Indeed
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By the President:
Jos. s. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General land OA,ca
NOTICE TO RECEPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of nre- emnt;on
TO any OF the lands within the townships and pats of
townshlps above enumerated req to establish
the same TO the of the register and ro
celver OF the proper land oce, and make payment
meSors as soon as practicable after seeing tiis no
tee snd before the dav appointed for the commence
ment OF the public sale of the lands mhraoinr the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim Will be forfeited
a.. JOS. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Oh6ce.
korK.Under the regulations of the department
as heretofore and now existing. no payment can be
nldIe LOT adverusing ORGANIZATIONS except to such
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
mSr I5-lawiSw
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THEE
TRIEsENAR, !, q, r. 2.

Prc:sc..d BIZ Roycl Letters Fatsms Of Fnslnnd n.e
secured BY tae Seals Of hs EcpIs de Phnrn,nrie 4,
Paris, ard tae l.arcTta! C0l,ese Of Msdi1ias
Vienna.
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, S,ennator
rhRa, and all ply ics d. liabilities.
No. 2 completely Grad oatos all traces of tho.,
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the nar
seOus and Pornlclous use of Opavla and cubehs.
No. has entirely supplautej the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing al impurities, AID roofing out the
venom OF disease.
.TRIESEMAR Nos. 1 . AMI ARE rrsps ed in the
form of loTenge. devc id of taste md SMELL and
cases, and divided INTO separ ate doses AS admins
tered q vsIpeau, LaIleMand, foaxi Rlcord. DC.
and In a27 cases, whereby there is saving of 90,
To be had. who esalo and retail, Of Er. BARROW.
194 Bieeoker street, four doors below McDougal
mlttsnce, DR.: Barrow will forw ard the TriesemsI
to any part OF tho world, securely packed, and ad-
ingtOn, ID. C.. de 6-6m