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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
Searey, May F, lsGl.

CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERIcA,) Quarter Noster Generals Dep'n., Montgomery, May 10, 1861. SIR: To prevent further misapprehen- sion in regard to clothing for volunteers called into the Confederate States service, I send you an article published in one of the papers at this place, and which if you will give an insertion in your paper, will afford to those most interested the needed information.
 l am sir, very respectfully,
 Your obient servent,
 A. C. MYERS,
 Afiny Quarter Wuster Generm MR. JOHNSON, Editor True Democrat, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
cry respectfully, your ob't serv't,
 N LYON
Capt. 2d Infantry Commanding Troop

Immediately on the receipt of the fore going, Gen. Frost called nasty consulta- ton of the officers of his staff The con. clusion arrived at was about as follows: The brigade was in no condition to make resis:- ance to force so numerically superior.- With but few pieces of small calibre, and
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
Telegraph from Pine Bluff to Princeton and Camden.

1000 Poles Wanted on Sd Division. THE undersigned wish to contract for \ l ,O00 poles, delivered on the Stsoe Route from Princeton to Camden. The notes tn he 22 feet long, not less than 10 inches at the butt, nor less than inches at the tops of Cypress, Sassa- fras, Mulberry, Locust or Oak timber. sound and straight, and delivered at once, at distance oi 220 feet feet apart. Proposals in writing will be received up to June ID, for the whole or any DOT. tion of them. Address
 SNOW X KETCHUM,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

HEADQUARTERS, CAMP REcToR,
 May l6, 1861. The following named gentlemen have been duly appointed on the brigade staff: Wm J. Kenny, assistant adiutant- general B. D. Harman, aid de-camp A. w. John son, commissariat; and C. A. Adams, quartermaster They hold the usual ranks of office, and will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
 THOS. II. BRADLEY,
 Brig General 2d Division.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
l am, sir. very respectfully,
 Your obedient servant.

Brig. Genl D. M. FROST,
 Commanding Camp Jackson, M. V. M.
 Capt. Lyon refused to receive the above communication. He forwarded Glen. Frost the following, about the time, if we are not mistaken, of the surrounding of his camp:
 HEADauARrERs UNITED STATES TRooPs,
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 10, 1861.
 Gen. D. N. Frost, Cnmanding Camp Jackson:
 SIR: Your command is regarded as es denty hos tile toward the government of the United States. It is for the most part made up of those seces sionists who have openly avowed their hostility to the general government, and have been plotting the seizure of it's property and overthrow Of its authority You are openly in communication with the so-called southern confederacy, which is now at war with the United States, and you are receiv ing at your camp, from the said contederacy, and under its flag large supplies of the material of war, most of which is known to be the property of the United States. These extraordinary preparations certainly indicate none other than the well known purpose of the Governor of this State under whose orders you are acting, and whose purpose recently communicated to the legislature, has just been re- sponded to by that body in the most unparalleled legislation, having in direct view host!ites to the general government, and cooperation with it's ene mics.
 In view of these considerations, ard of your failure to disperse in obedience to the proclamation of the President and of the eminent necessties of state policy and welfare, and the obligations inn posed on me by instructions from Washington, it is my duty to nand, and do hereby demand, of you an immediate surrender of your command, with no other conditions than that all persons surrender pg under this demand shall be humanely and kindly treated Believing myself prepared to enforce this demand, onehalf hours time. before doing SO, will be allowed for your compliance herewith.
 Very respectfully. your Ob't sery't
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
FOR SARE

Family Medicines. ERESH and pure and put up with tho II utmost neatness, at s
 DR. BRUGMAN'S May l6, '6l. Drug Store:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

Toilet Articles and Perfumery VOU can always find an elegant sssort ment at DR. BRUGMAN'S May 16 '6I. Drug Store.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
Respectfully
GENERAL ORDER NO l.

II. NJ. RECTOR, Commander-in- in-Chief, A. M. /
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS DR. BRUGMAN'S N1av ,6 ,6I. Drug Store
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
HEADQUARTERS, CANr RECTOR,
 May 16th, 1861.

w. J. KENNY, Asst Adj. General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25
nENTRAI. RAILROAD of NEW-IERSEY.

" Prom rot Of u',land,t-Conrectins a, Hampton
Junction with Dclawse, Lsckswanua and Western Railroad,
and Eason with Lshgh Valley Railroad and its connae-
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
cha csr
SUMMER ARRANGEAE Mt Commencing Juns 10, 1861
- cave New-IoTk as follows:
HARKisBuHa ExPKE,s--At a IN. FOR Eaton, Resdils,
Pottsyille, Harrisburg Msueh Chuzk WI Transport.
MAIL TRAIS-At a. for Easton, Water Gap, ScTair
ton Great Bend. Pittstop, Wtkesbirre, &c.
I'm. THROUGH TRNS-Tor Esston. MAuch Chunk, VIII
li.msgsr, Reading. Pottsylle, Harrisburg 80.
THROUGH TRAIst For EGs.on, Bethlehem, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk.
5:aOP. W. WAY TRAIS--For SomeEVille.
8PN WESTERN ESPRgss-FoT Eaton. Allentown. Resd.
ing Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping from
jersey City through 20 Silsbuigh.
EsPREss TRAM FOR HsKKlsBuRG-The o N. Express
Trail from NevYork arrives at Harrisburg at D. connect
ting East aud Yves: Pennsy Cen Railroad No thern
Central R.road. North aud South and with the CumbeT
land Valley Railroad.
TKE THKOrGH E1PREss TRAIN WEST leaves
New.York p M daily Sundays p,edl IA king Lose
connection at Hsi.bag with Penn'ylvsn Raioad-wih no
change Of cars Pittsburgh aud but one o. clansi snd
Chicago. -Four hours time saved by taking this train
ELilARETHPoRT ASD NEwYORS FERRy-Leave New
York from Pier No North River go and Il:sOs. NJ 81
20 i:2o, and $50 u
This boats stop At Bergen Point and Mariners HAbo every
tfip each way JOHN y. STEMS, SUI erip' encent.
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Qfl THE PENNSYLVANIA SSI
IL COE CENTRAL RAlLR0AD. Il COI
GREAT pOUBLE-IRACR ROUTE.
The capacity Of the Road is equal TO sny In the coun
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST
ms. I A.4o- H. n

Office No. AaloT House corner OF vesoy-st.
Facles FOX the transportation VI Passougc and from
Cihcnr at Chicago ST. Louis 81 Panl Nashville Memphis
New Orleans and ell Other In the est Northwest
Southwest unsurpassed for speed and 'ort b, any
-.
Through trains for the Wes. leave foot Of Court
landstI Morning E,press. a. nii Evening EIlEess,
NJ also ut p. m, fom same place, VIA A!sntown a
irving Pittsburgh at u next day and connecting there Win
All Western tTainp
Sleeping and smoaing cars on all the trains.
Fac always low and the tiue quick, by any ohe
route. 49,. l. "a. i,
BY mi, route rcghs Of al description, can be forwarded
20 and rom any poin the Railroads OF Ohio hcnucay n
dlsn. Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, By RAIL-
ROAD OlRECr or any port the naYigabo rivers OF
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh -.
Tho Of Freight and from ANY point u the We oy
the Railroad NJ al tes 90 faVOsoe As are
charged by Railroad Companies melehsn. ad amp
inrnng the transportation OF their Eesh 70 h Soni
psny can rely with confidence on its speedy usnst
Thi. Company also maintains Emigisn' Acconinpus
ton Line by which parties I'm grating WestwAd euJoy
chap and comfortable mode Of conveyance ~ QUO nS 'ae
hrstcsss rates Of fare -. H..
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. A'toFhoe's'
LEIGH Co., Freight Agents, 80, ,,,,t,,.r,.,
No. Aston Houss and No l south Ni.'Sn'' "
" No. Battery Place.
ENoCH LEWIS Geaeri sept AsoonA rA
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GALE of COLLATERALS.-Notice is hereby

~ given that the following BONDS, pledged a. collateral 81
curl the present hoideT. or 80 many thereof may
necessary satisfy the indebtedness which hey we's
pledged deu Of psyen, Of said Indebtedness having bee,
6s will in pur,usncs 81 power OF sale accompanying sas
pedse De 90 public a4con The highest bidder 81 lhe
Mershanss Exchange In the City and State Of Hew.iors
mencing u O'clock noon Gu the 'h day Of NoSesl'
Der mex. VIZ: -
Farm Mortgage Bonds ofthe Milwaukee sni Horicon Raj
road {, mpauy numbered follows VIZ; 3 y
10 10 II nj g. 29 80 S. IS o. 10 a. ~ 90 100. l01 s
los o. no. 10 l6 2l 122 49, l3' 49, 3l ls 40 ltl l5
l46 47 ls 1870 1873 lt2 6+ los 10y PIC 20 stl' ting
all 20 % 800 wi coupons attached Tor seInisnA lSis
falling due Gu aud since Jan. |, 1896.
Also the following PEI Bond, Of The Town Of Csr,
in tho state OF Wlscoasin numbered 10 ~ 2eM,e
ncise "a 10 So inclusive and 20 to 0J inclusive being
SIS pdncli al and With coupons seehed iof semi Al ~
interest falling due OIL snd after laa. 1903 -, NJ.
In he state Of Wconsiu numbered 20 70 20 inclusive y 20
81 ulu.iye 81 TO iLclu.ve lis 20 io lnc'e ana %
10 inclusive being tech for 800 princps WIN eonpS
attached FOR semi interest falling due on and sier jan
I, lS59-New. York Oct. %, ISL.
Per order OF the holders
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Proposals.

NAV A'sSf O''''"' ''V - October 10, 1861. )
~ OTUING FOR THE NANY.-SEALED
ppnpnsATs i,dor.sl " Proposals for Clothing" viii
be ocived his office until Friday NEXT, the ssts i9
at y O'clock for furnishing aad drIyerns az tno
Of acc nance Of i'd. THREE THOU SAND Blue CLoIii
ROLNl JACkE.S. and IS nan! more e ma! We !, a.
qaay Of haica and wokms.P to o. re 10 Hie
Tnsior in rba ne a. tho Navy aforesaid aud must
n. tbe usual inspection o. the Yard Payment to be made
Al hi. stiou Inc bid must be accompanied by tue u'a
$3.50 ~ si,t r ryyaisgd the contract viii be executed.
s'''' /. HENDERSON, Navy agent
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Nes.Hsyen. s. M lex ~ l2ils, B. CHS $50, 4:
% sndBpm
FOR biidrspor :, q. m, CEIli l2:lS, 3, (Er) $3.50
For Milford s,ratrord Fsr6ed Southport and We,.9or;.
Ia U. ll:l5 $3.50. 4;3l and p. M.
For Nogw alb T. $500 N. l2i5 3, Lex $50 $50 $500
For Dusn and Greenwich, T. $3.50 a u. 1915, $50 $50
For stamford T. g. (Ex) s:3OA M l2:I5, D. (Ez) $50,
4:30 s:9o. 8p N. -
20 Port Chester and intermediate stntions s;J NJ ~:
IS, 3.sO;4:3 $3.50, $50 sp. N.
CONSktGlSG TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield a. ni lex (EI) Sp
fer Boston, via Shore Line, HAS p. IN.
For Hartford snd Springfield, a. tEIl l2:lS 3, (Exl
D..
For Connecticat River Railroad to Montreal M, lex
and I2;l3 y IA. TO Northampton
For Hartford Providence aud Flshkl Railroad m lEx
For NewHsvsn, New LOndon and sioniAson RsilEosd
tt9 m, l2;lS g.. p. m.
Por Cansl Rai!r0ad is:I5 p. N. 20 Northampton.
For Housa,onic Railroad 20 Pittsh.ld O. m, D. N.
For Naugatuck Rsiosd. 8 3. NJ 3p. ~.
For Dribury and NorwAk Railroad, T. $50 m $50 D.
JAMES H. HOYT. Srperiptendon,.
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~ TERMlNUS.-Lesyo Jsncs-slip and 3ith's. Ferries
New York, at 9a M for Gre1Dpori $50 llht1A
IL m and 49, o. III. tor Syoset;9 M, J9l 1880
and $3.50 for Hempsosd g m. IL m, $3.50, 43o, $500
and 8: p. or Jamaica Trans leave Hunters Point on
arrival Of boa. from James.slip.
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endurance Companies.
I IFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 81 Eas.aust, New.York,
opposite the POstoice.
CASH CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION OYER
s1,OO0,000.
CLAIMS PAID,
s55O,O00.
DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS,
$4,000.

This Company being conducted by Board OF Directors
owning stock In tho Company hs the sdnniage OF the stock
plan cement with the mu,up fea'GTe Of sharing tie
profits OF the business without being liable 10 s,ses'men'
The enna dividend Of profit, OF this Company bs' resulted
iu bonu. or addition to the policy Of than City per
cent on the whole premium paid
The dividends paid Ia the lifetime Of the assured thus
aiding them to pay future premiums.
Premiums may be paid annually semi annually, or quar-
iery when the pOlcyIs for life and the annual pFem'un
amounts TO or over From 20 so per cent may be paid
by notes.
Persons Insured may y, Europe in lI'cla vcs'e', With
out oitra charge at oil season, Of the year.
HENRY STOKES President.
C.Y WETNpIg Secretary.
J. L. HAIsEY. Assistant Secretary N srEssIs. AclnaTy
AHRAM DU BoIs NJ. D.. Medical Examiner
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the I'VE Of thess Pills the periodic stacks n S,rvou
o. SID Headsele may be prevented and II taken at The CON
Of asok immediate relief IRON pain and sick
ness WILDE Obtained
They seldom fail In removing tn. sau,a and Headache to
.hicA females o subise,.
They oct gently upon the bowels removing co.rer,,
Tor Literary Men, sf4deHi' Delicate Toni.le. aud al per
sons Of seScriary habi they valuable as La5air,
proving tho appetite giving and vi11, to the digestive
orssr. and restoring the elasticity shd Of the
whole sJstem
Ihe CEPHALIc PILLS arc Tie result Of long iuvssd
CATION carefully conducted experiments having been In
use many yesrs during which time they h.yo prevented
md relieved Of Pan and suffering from Head
ache whether orsn,,pE IN the system CT from do
,snsed Of the si0naea.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and may
change diet and s aJHeee ony di.agre,aoe
der, Il ca,y ioadn.ni.to nsn TO esad,eA.
BEWARE OF CoUSIERFETs
TIE genuine have Eve signatures OF HENRY c. SPALD
INC each Box.
so.d by Druggists and al ether Dealer, In Medicines
A boz viii be sent b. mail prepaid o. receipt Of the
PRICE IS GEMS.
AuoIa.r. should ,sddre-sedto
HENRY {. SPALDING,
No. A. Cedar st., NUw,Yor
n single bottle ofsPALoIEG's PREPARED GLUE
vii! ssye ten times Il, cost annually. Al
ECONOMY DISPATCH
sFALDISGs PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDlhGS PREPARED GLUE
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EALT III OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
Il n THE GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES.

HEABT III OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
II Il THE GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES
NJ. = BOSDsr, NEwYoRK.
The raef Institution organized by act OF IFss
aurc OF New.Yo In 1919 aud IL Is ackn0lcdzed the
most Popular sud scientific institution Of the day.
CONSULATE THE UNITED STATES on AMERICA.
BosBsT, September, 1860.
This Is 70 certify that am per.ousiy scquanted with
BRIDGE NJ d., OF the CITY Of New York and that ha Is
learned and skfn physician Of high standings and further
h have used tic Or iefenborg MedciBos according d.
Tec0rs given ia the GJaeeHbe,9 M9Sral ~ He for sew
re thr oil who wish to doctors bils and
ENJOY good health. -
J.. Il. HATFIELD, American Consul BoDbsy
Many Of leading public IN the country have spoken
IL the iihes terms OF he Graefenbeg lsniuen tna is
theory aud prac fee O,ers ho are unacqsln-d Win We
medicnes but Of the Integrity and truthfI
Of the Resident Physician have permitted him 10 reicI
them or the ruth Of what ho Among the'e lost
have noiced tho names of HORAts GBKltY, Of TIE
Tribune Prot. NJ p JFwErr OF the Nasssr t-mhe tol
ego Poushkos pals; Rev. t. H. CHAPs, ID. d. oil Row
York; Prof. A. p. PEABODY. OF Harvard uhvsrsity, &C
TIE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
VIII cnra Liver Complaint Co.veuess IudisestiOn Heed
ache Feycrs S0rr Stomach Bioua Dises'ea tt Iheg p'
ceTf1in PiBples, E5UpoaS AID oil m0Yk on re
Skin. Al Pace rs CEEo BOX, WfrH pn.ECTI1As. SF'4
ny NAIL FBKE OF POSTAGE, Of THE REoKPr oY20 CsA1a
Oae Of ne !sqdiag Graetenbsrq Med,eiaes sm
UTERINE CATHOLCON,
Whid is certda for oil female ffre1narna peah
nss, tgmor uiceyahIa, Inflammation Vsfhs Jahiag ana
ter lc Gsgcsss u the uterine oreaRs az vaI a. ne
con1iafi0nal trouble drism9 trDn hem .
PIics 80 pa lie EP-fOR Six DOLLARS fiVk boz
TIES Will BK BxPRHss AND CHAHGEs PREPAID r.
EsD oF EEPEAss LINE rEor NEwfoEK Al
Aadrcss IosUUsF y. BBTDGn. NJ n. Resident Pby.c''o
- - -.
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''" " Far 65.h.st., nesr 3d-sv
TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF thirteen Di-
- ,br.e Iu,pc,,oss Of Election for the ensuing
var u tsLa place AZ the ogcc fthe Company NEDNES
hay Nov 10 Polls o. 81 from TO ? m
N"A' 49, SAM Ell b. ISAACS, Secretary
NJ York Oct 81 1861.
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Goal ano tlloo0.

q - First quality Red Ash, Lehigh, 10, ~ ,
" cs cust Mountain CosIst So Yards Nos 80 % az
80 Wsshingtor.st cor. AbsGy-st. RICHARD hbA
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NOTICE.-Pursuant 10 an order Of the Su.
~ preue Court the INTEREST on the Fourth Mo',,as
BONDS The N.wYerk aud Erie Railroad Company Shes
due the s. of October -; viii be psid
s-ntson the Coupons the Office OF the subscriber In ks
Place on ard Of eT tie fret day Of November utzt.
October "a, 1881. NATHANIEL MARSH, Receives.
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professional Notiees.

- A LFRED RUSSELL,
N UHte Walker & Russel)
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DarHoir, Mes.
Continues ltef ton 10 oil. conS aud 10 per cent Leans
RyFBRs TO -.
SULLIVAN RANDOLPH BCDD.
STANTON SHELDON Go.
WELLS a CHRISTIE,
a. T. STE .kNsON, esq.
EDWARD ii. DIXON, VI. d., Editor OF ne
II scsel aud oucrstiug and Consulting Surgeon, No ~
Eth.ay (nce Cancellations the more obscure oss
the pelvic vsceYa. Rupture fnes, Ls1coeee' Ssa 49,
,s5,rs c,yrrd without the knife lgsture. once hou1s
frou, 8toy | to 2, and to Q evening"
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UNITED STATES AGENCY for
II NArIONAL LOAN

~ OrFIcs oF KETCKUH Sos 20 4
No. ~ Exchsneo place.
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED for the nA ~
beains ilsercst ct the rate OF SlO FEN Csnr peg
III 1,5ns ACCOMMODATIONS be had at this once in
nss,sy upon deposit therefor In gold or current iasdS
Orders the coantry, accompanied ~ cneca
'e ak PER CENT Two-YEAR TREASURY N0rES
pECsIVFD AT PAR AND INTEREST IN PhrMtNr
ZOE IT, AGciE. EtE,,-- Albums"
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flnanrlaI.

AGENCY ., ,,,
L. s GOVERNMENT
OVYICE
LIVERMORE, CLEWS MASON.
BANhERS,
Nos ~ and 43 Ws-s:. n. y.
3-IO PER CENT TREASURY MOTHS
now ready Tor delivery IN sny required amount, Ia
50s los, .O0s. 0JOs and 5,0yoI,
Payment nav be msde IN
sPER CENT 2-YEAR TREASURY NOTES.
oar aud accrued interest IN Drafts Checks. Currs3t
fupds. {. n. LIVElMORE, Government Agent
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BxvAns or coJyTYsESITs and mutations.
None genuBe unless the fsc-sln,!le Of CURTIS PER
KINs, New.York. ia the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. 10 CEDAR-sT.. NETWORK.
Price only Is cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25

COOLEYs Cabinet Printing Office for small "a,
~ Pin,ers and Nna'eu- the best thing ont Sehu 10 w
-g.-... - Z. co. -LA : - ~. :. Us -. - =
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REGULAR soaisAros.
H'HE people, CANDIDATE
L For supply ing
FIRST CLASS HOUsEKEEPERs GOODS
At less prices than any other hoi.,.
f. d. BAssFORp,
Cooper Institute.
V'HE GOTHIC FURNACE is the beet in the
I world. BARTLEIT LESLEY.
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t" T,HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

INsTANT RELIEF! STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICES
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONFEOT IONS
GOOD FOR CLERGYaEa,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDING'S THROAT COMPETITIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
spALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume 70 The v,os.
They impart delicious aroma 10 to the breath
They are ightful to the ta'ie.
Tier ar. made Of simple herb, and esnno. harm onA
Isdyise every who hiss Cough Husky Voice, or
Breath or any difficulty of,he Throat TO &c; package
OF my Throat CONNECTIONS, they viii relieve you in';anaI
and you viii see with that they nigh, to the 'pos"
ZOO will find them very usefa sld pleasant while travelling
or attending public meetings for ,irs your Cough ay
ing your thirst, Ii you try prckaSeI .afsIn saying
tina! you viii aNerVNd consioer them tndnpenAble
You will find ,hsu ,be Druggists end Dealers IN Medicine
PRICE TWENTY. FIVE CENTS
n, Signature each package. All Others couutero,
package win be sent BY prepaid receipt Of thi
cents
address
HENRY G.. SPALDING.
Nc. % Cedsr.si. Now.Yoih
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS .t
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS or HEADACHE.
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furniture.
printing.

CHEAPEST PRINTER in the CITY, No. 3
OTRYON ROW hssr City Hsll.-Flstcap ~ heeds, So
per Ieam +8 per nG); Cards 900 per 1000 oO Circulars,
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SAVE THE FIECEs!
~ "a srTca ~ TNn SAWS NNR," Al
IA 0oedesu isai happen. eel regulated Giraiss
his very desirable have cheap eonysuieu. wa. OF
repairing Furniture Toys, Crockery &c.
sPALDlNGs PREPARED GLUE
meets ali such onerEenees and household can afford 10
DO vi:houi saSys ready aud up to the ,tlcsns pon.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
n BA brush accompanies each bVsle. Price q ceats
Atlros -
HENRY G. sPALDING
No. 40 Cedsf.,t., NeSYorG
CAUTION
Ascertain uupn;pled persons are attempting TO palm Of
on the unsu,pectins public limitations OF my PREr AIRED
GLUE would caution all persols to eHsinus before Pur
chasins, and SEQ thl, the ial! uame.
~ sPALDING5 PREPARED GLUE, al
on ne outside wrsrpcL al s.Aso are 'e.aS'Hs eOua
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUs;
VI aREa 4" B HGSd 4" OF jTS TIE f RIPfJSEs
The wonderful All na known The FRs1 AID Gsin live
sS e sPe Also 70 the De LIVING iSJp ELEPHA LIE
ever egs d iqd T' asY ''s SEA Lon
MOTH BEAR SAMSON and near million otnef
fG This iseJy IET ri! & Be y 1bs rams
mo nicKFTs,S GI;EAr EXPEcTATlQGS'SS;o ms.
THIS ENE FHE a At u TIE o Syg MD nIS siGgr
The finest aud '.t attfse'ye eI and nciens arc full
thrilling interest while the scenery % yr5eT Of
and Music are all re sad produced oy 'he hsn0s
artistic '' MISS pAwRoN doose.vocod vosslis,
Admission to ALL 20 esn's; Obi den ander ~, 10 ue.
ICIDEMY OF MUSIC-OPERA and
IN MATINEE sATI RAY; 9si; g :. o'clock
G aRSln S GnApi HAIliSSNs
0PFRA HERMANN, CONCERT
The o onto opera in foat as whou, sbdsmenl Of
II BALLO IN MASCHERA
l" VINO" MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
has achieved such sa triumph in the ito hsI raw role Of
SIGNOR BRIGNoLL Sl0NoR MANCUSi.
Last appearance sis { N1itnes s%GileNoLr,
prior TO MS "'sTTi ff III t%F HERMANN
PRESTi b ES S5 By
HERRMANN HERkMArN.
who viii perform Of his most rrmsrkEole tricks
1HE FAMOUS CAAlRNO1ANCE SCENE
BY MADAME HERMANN.
both Of whom hay. kindly yolun,ee ed their services
GRAND CONCERT by
~ and sIGNOR SUsIS1
THE GREAT WILLIAM TELL UUEfF,
For piano- and violin, - -..e,,, ,
BY MADAME HERRd AM snd III 10 DOHE THOMAS
Admission ~ to all pi.t- ofthe Academy
On MONDAY ueEt, October q,
cogE o. me 3g sEEf gN 2aF a 4 EEahNN
4
TWO NEW OPERAS AND a GRAND CONCERT.
ITALIA. AND FRENCH OPERA
Firs. AID o. Is tlu4e of tts Gel ated OpeIa oi
l. ~.
Music By Doaizr;i, wh.,u vii bs given IN Italian.
MISS ISABELLA BlNkLEY, -
.BRIGNOLl SCSlNI
Fit aud oiy ui, Of he new opers coiqae, 10 eot
OF LIS NOCES DE JEANNElIE,
fesane te's MGrn-cr)
the rage IN Pais eud hc viii ~ gyen IN French
MISS CLARA LOUISE KILL 500,
MISS IARLOIIA PATHS
GRAND CONCERT
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