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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:
AEKASsXs UNION sF1TE 0SNVEN-

AkRASsAs UNION STATE CeAfEA
TIOH.
II all "loyal - Conventions held il
the Southern Provinces, as poorly repre-
sent the people as that which metat Lit
tie Rock on the % instant, they are very
much like that representation of all the
races Of the world which ANACHARsI:
CLooTz introduced to the National As
sembly Of France. The examination Of
the Credentials =" Of the members must
have been a funny spectacle. In the
whole list of members of the COnven-
ton, from aIl the counties, We do not
recognize the names of two dozen men
who were citizens of Arkansas, known
! to any one before the war From the
counties that we know best in the State,
| except Crawford, we hardly recognize
name. Among the delegates from Pu-
laski county are but three or four
Old names familiar to Us. If it had blI1 n
the purpose of the persons who composed
the Convention, to have it supposed that
they represented any considerable or re-
spectacle portion of the people of Arkan-
sss, they ought carefully to have sup
pressed their names. To prove them
selves for the most part mere sdven-
turers and strangers, Of very little con-
sideratiOn or interest or influence in the
State, it was only necessary to publish
their names, as silly hen cackles when
she has laid an egg. And as to those
with whom Arkansas has the honor to |
be acquainted, not in all a bakers |
dozen, she has no particular cause to be |
proud of them, nor is it believed that they 1
will ever win any particular renOwn or |
glory for the State. In the whole Con-
vention there is not one single pane of
all those of whom that State has reason
to be proud. Among the names that
are as strange to US as those of
the children of the captivity in the book
Of Nehemiah, we find no WATKINS,
ROSE, GALLAGHER, WALKER, COMP
TON, TURNER, or any other Of those
who when FOWLER, TRAPNALL, Cooke,
CUNTMINs and CURRAN
lived, made the bar of Arkansas famous.
The names of those who sat in
The Conventiele for Pulaski are as
strange to us as if they were
1haldaic. The cuckoo has indeed
aid her eggs and Matched her young in
he thrush's nest, if those to print whose
names the Post generously lent its types,
ire to be deemed Arkansians. One ne
,ro, we see, was present by proxy, and
me in proper person. We congratulate
be one who thought it more consistent
With his self-respect to stay away.
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n. Owing % engagements elsewhere, Dr.
I gsTnrf time Cufy. feh2n
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T11 1,1rlll0ti0Il No. I6.3.

UNITED STATES or AMERTCA
DISTRICT CoUEr OF THE UNITED STATES. 4
DISTRICT or W Esr TENT ssFE }
II HEREAS, MARLANDL PERKI NJ. Esq,
w Attorney Of the United states for the
District Aforesaid, has hled an Information
against the
steam boat S0utherners her Tackle, Mae inery
and furniture,
alleging among other things that the said
steam boat, e C.. has been seized bv the Marshal
q the United States, for the District aiore-
said, as forfeited 70 the United states. for the
causes in said Information set forth, and pray
ing the usual process and Eaomition Of the
Court in that behalf Nov, therefore. IA p'lrsti-
ance Of the proc IS OF said Court to me directed
I do hereby give public warning and notice 90
all other persons having or pretending 70 have
any Interest ia said properly 50 seized tn0t they
BE- and appear before thesaid Coult az the telie-
rsi C,T-frfnl in the city Of Menu phis on the 6lh
~ NAV. Isi7. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon o.
thss day. and show cause, If any they have or
nov SVhv the said property shall not be con-
il-r5,riefi 0r forfeited As afOEessiid.
This 18th day Of March, lsol
SAM. H. JONES.
II : Marshal for the District OF Vest Tenn.
Bv ISAAC W. GRIFFITH, Deputy Z. :. 11.
MINI l4t
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS. April Y, 1867, pm. J
aannnrnt nnalnnaa

OFtlNE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. April p 1857, pm.
General business.
The rapid fall in the river has created
a good demand for merchandise below,
and our local packets begin to leave with
very good trips. The retail trade to
day has been quite active, and ourstreets
wore a lively appearance. There is a
good trade doing with North Alabama
and Mississippi, and merchants from
those sections express themselves highly
pleased with the large stocks from which
they now have the opportunity Of Sc
lecting, as well as with prices generally.
COTTON-Them market has been at a
stand-still for some days, and has no ap-
pearance CT Improvement. Holders are
firmly set in their convictions, and will
not meet buyers, who offer but from "a
to 25c for middling-at which prices a
very few bales have been sold. Receipts
for the day, 765 bales shipments, 300
bales. We quote nominal at:
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The steamship Francis Wright, which
sailed from New York for Key West in
the service of the international ocean
telegraph company, carried a corps of
operators, linesmen and lab0rers, besides
horses, wagons, forage and rations, to
begin the operation Of laying q cable
from Key West tu Havana. The com
Pany Is under the management of Gen.
BaldY Smith.
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THE city engineer of Chicago, accom-
panied by three newspaper repora q
made a boat voyage through the 7ake
tunnel few days ago. Their boat filed
with water, and all hands were Obliged
to perform considerable portion of the
journey by wadiDg in three feet of ice
cold water. One or two of the party
nearly succumbed to the cold and ex-
haustiOn.
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wagon and carriage lfaserlaL

Corrected by WOodburn, smitll & Co. No. 20
Green street, St Louis
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Ereclttrir NOtice.

The estate of Calvin C. Cleaves, deceased
A 7 the January term, 1857. Of the county
a Coast os shelby County. fenr asSee, Clall-
fed as the ExecurriX OF the viii Of nay deceased
husba q. Calvin G. Cleaves. All the creditors
OF said estate are hereby notified to dia their
JOhn Sor8 ervell-. attorney At law, corner SEC
ono and Monroe stree s. Memphis, Tenn, and
All parties indebted to said estate are molif ned
20 come forward and settle the same az once
MARi c. CLEAN n -, ENecu lriT
OF the VII Of calvin Z. CieIEes, oeeessed-
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notice To Creditors.

ReferriCg TO adverti-Crneut OF Vim =. Mli-
son, ESQ, Trustee, etc this days date-auu
anxious 70 effect settlements pE early as posi-
BE. We Wish 10 notify al our creditors that We
urOuose to sell ali Of our Real E@lGte. both per-
iru thirty. siNty OF ninety d-ys, az public auc-
ton taking IN payfn eut therefor after satisfac-
ton OF liens and eEf ca. -, the Outstantlu 9
obligations Of Tzyl rs, HrEwen Blew, Taylor,
McEweu, Duke G Co or Taylor q McEWen. as
fs & possible
The lisa viii prise about Thirteen Country
lots OF Eve u nine acres each, located on Tie
Memphis and Cha7l stou R-ilroaf, about three
and a hall miles east OF this clty-ndfnirsnty
located FOR residence aud garden purposes (;
FouIs valuable Business Lots with improve
N. uts on Adams street. and leTen Residence
Tofg on Adams Washington and Jefferson
sfreet extended, including Two Eesidences.
me L nts viii ba plainly sfaked on Ali credi-
tors and Others are respeeu1hy invited 70 eX-
,.r-,f,.s 49, 1rrso+.4 fv aud attend the sales.
TAlLOk & MCEWEN
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The cornerstone of the new Roman
Catholic cathedral of st. Patrick in
Washington, was laid on Sunday with
appropriate ceremonies, Archbishop
Spaulding officiating. The estimated
cost of the building is $500. 600.
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THE clipper ship General Grant, which
sailed May Sd, from Melbourne for Lon
don, has never been heard from. She
was fine ship of ! ,2O3 tons, built in
Bathi Maine, in 1863, and owned in Bos-
ton. She was insured for sos, 900.
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SEVERAL San Francisco Hebrews were
taken in and done for, lately, by a pre-
tended aichemist, who piled his trade by
melting gold coin and the Sailing y Of
mining claims. He had poeketed s.. .S35
before his swindle was discovered. aHe
was then arrested.
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OPTICAL.
IOVERTON HOTEL,
LADIES ENTRANCE. .
OFFICE, No. 4 FIRST FLOOR
M. BERNHARDT
.OPTICIAR AND OCULIST
OF Berlin, Prussia.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Australian CristaI
& l. a SIS
SPEGTANr.ES
SPECTACLES.

S3 44AS - II ~ AA0a
The only perfect Lens In existence
superior 10 amy other In use---con
siruetesi fn accordance With the scfeue,
and philosophy of nature in ihe ne
eIliar fern OF a
ConcaVo-ConVex Elipsis.
Admirably adapted 10 the organ ol
sight and perfectly natural TO the eye
ahording altogether the best artificial
heip 10 the human vision ever invented.
sota only BY the Professor Of Optics
and Spectacle Manufacturer.
The Advantages
/ of these Spectacles over all Others sre:
ist---the only trHe lens known being
perfectly free from ehrounatic light, SO wei
knoWn to be the cause OF Injury 10 the vision,
anu which makes the change from spectaoles
! 10 SIasseS OF stronger power 90 often required
While IN many inLisnces both near and distant
objects are seen with equal fscilfty through the
same Glasses
2o----Sssn be worn with perfect ease for
any length OF time at one sitting, giving as
ion4shing clearness Of vision, part lcularly BY
candle or otEer artificial Ight-comfort 70 the
spectacle wearer hitherto unknown.
Sa.---WheR the eyes ache or pain
through the action Of bright light, such as IS
rehecteo from snow, sunny weather, white
paper, and in reading, writing or sewing or
vivid coiOred bodies, these Lenses. by Softaning
the rays effect most agreeable sensation and
give great relief.
4th---En All nervous affections of tae
eye, causing dan and startling pains In the eye
ball or temple, appearance of luminous and
dark spots in the atmosphere, aching or feeling
iihe sand in the'eyes, the disturbed nerves are
quieted and soothed.
1tl----sirOund by peculiar machinery.
got up al great cost, mathematicaIIy calculated
expressly for ihe manufacture Of this lens. so
"a, TO prodrce il with the true spherical aeeu-
racy, and its focus is Al the exact centre.
point Of vital importance, and which no other
lens possesses.
oth These Spccfacles are scientifically /
adjusted 10 every case Of defective sight with /
unerring accuracy, whether arising from age
disease strain, overwOrk Dr premature Fecav
by Dr. NJ. BEREHARDT, ca a new. e act prin-
c'p.e entirely his own, wLEh has seldom failed
TO becsrcct
sth----FToof OF superiority over The old
kind OF Spe-tGcIes: They are used exclusively
~ an The hospitals for diseases Of the eve in
Berlin Prussia, and elsewhere.
sth.-Bcing the original inventor and
manufacturer of the Australian CRYSTAL Glass
or Spgctac,es. he therefore claims thar he
las TIE only genuine article Of that kind IN the
y - -HHHr
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The accumulated stock in the differ
ent markets of the world is as near as
can be ascertained about 100 600 TASKS,
and this abundant supply, with the an
nual production undiminished, has
caused Il serious reduction in the price.
The s per cent bonds of the Montgom-
cry and Eulfaula railroad are offered for
sale in New York. These bonds are
a first lien on the road to the extent of
only $1,000 per mile, and are secured by
deed of trust to Nathaniel Hayden,
president Of the Chatham National
bank, New York, and John Whiting,
Esq, of Montgomery, state agent, con-
veying the road, its equipments, etc.
The interest is payable in gold, and the
bonds may be considered an excellent in
vestment, as the prospects Of the road
are very favorable for the future.
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-OFFIOR-
In 0dd-FeIIOES Building, corner
OF Main and Court Square.
y EXECUTIVE COMMITTFF q.
A. T. LACEY, WM.L. VANCE.
GEO. L. NICHOLS.
GEO. L. NICK0LLS, President.
{. j. SELDEN, Treasurer.
S. f. LEDYARD, Secretary.
HOWELL Z. JACKSON, Attorney.

This company will restrict their business TO
FIRST CLASS RISKS Policies issued from one
month 10 six years- II Is a HOME COMPANN.
Pledged aud devoted 10 the furtherance Of
HOME INTERESTS.
The mutualEsystem has fdeservedly become
Lle most popular mode OF insurance I'm The
United States, and Is the one mbraced Iy-
those best informed upon the subject. and Y 10
appreciate and deaire security, perp=tuity and
economy. In purely MANUAL com pany the
assured derives al the advantages when can
be realized from an Insurance and at the
low est rates. or exact cost paying no tribute or
pronts TO the pr9prietOrs or stockholders for,
pernaFs, an inadequate capital or security.
Cneapness com bined with security, and GER
LslnLy OF accomplishing the object III view.
are the essential elements sought f1r, and they
m ~ be found eminentiy oxistir in @ well
cond mutual Insurance company and
such company the IucorpOrators ANA Od1c-rS
propose fOr the Tennessee state MutuaL Pail
iDfOrmauon viii - furnished s. the ofics Of
the company. There are SEN- STt.FS Ilu-
tual insurance companies 10 successful opsI a.
uon IN ST Ouls, covering by their policies
SENEN-ElGH II OF the real estate n that
city such Is The popularity OF the mutual
priueipie in cur sister city. ap4 Im
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Dissolution.

TTHHE copaTtnership heretofore exlsting be-
i tween the undersigned under the hrm name
or ROBT. MCGREGOR 4 CO., Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either party is
authorized 10 sign for the hrm In liquidation.
Parties owing as are requested TO remit care
MCGREGOR BROTHERS, New Orleans. where
we would be pleased to meet OF hear from our
friends and customers in future.
ROBT. McGREGOR
ALEX. McGREGOR.
Memphis. Tenn, Aprii T. isN' apa lW
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TO OWNERS OF
r EAL EST ATE.
THE SOUTHERN ASYLUM.

EHARMs. Public Buildings, Residences. Vaeani
IT Lands, sold for cash Descriptions anc l0N-
est cash price must be stated by the owner
and then bAe property viii be valued by tae
Company.
A list OF lands accepted and offered viii BE-
published. Titles must be perfect and approved
by the Attorneys OF the Asyltiill-
Incidental charges nade " tns company
Addresx Gel. JAMES STRAIN. Southern Asy.
Ium. Hernando, Miss, or Gen. FRAN x ARN
sTRoHs, Memphis ap4 q
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GRAHAM, LONGAORE q co.,

MANUFACTURES or Hubs, Spokes, Fell
wi loes Shafts, Bows, Poles, and al de epcrip-
tons OF Wood Work lOr Carriages and Wagons,
which we sell as low any other establls n snt
making same quality OF goods. Send Tor Price
List I'm
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H. S. TOBENs PRESIDENT. Z c. KIRK, Nashlel
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

Successors to
OGDEN, Toby d co,
No. l6 jefferson street. Memphis, Tenn,
Dealers in
GOLD, sILvEIi, EXCHANGE, GoYERNMEST sECU-
RITES, LAND WARRANTS AND UN-
CURRENT MONEY.
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AttnchntenI Nntfce.

Before John C. Creighton, J.P.
Joseph Wolf vs. W. X. Vance
fg1HE defendant in the above entitled eauge
L viii tFke notice tnat an attachment has
been snsd out against him upon the grounds
that he Is nonresident OF the State OF Terues-
tee. and the case set for hearing at my office IN
the city OF Memphis, on the 4ih dsV of MAY
ial, when and where he can appear and
o elend sid suit or the same viii be proceeded
With eX paltei and that copy Of thfs order De
published once q week for four weeks in ne
Memphis Daily Appeal.
JOHN C. CREIGHTON. J. p
Memphis, April l. 1867 ana IaSrs.,
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Testimony Of recommendations

EolAA W rAAlN'a2A A1entleInPn, -
Professors OF the highest OpthalmIc talent in
memphis, Tenn, aud in the Union:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February a IS5-.
40 most Wilin23y bear my testimony ia IA
Ycr OF the superiority Of the Australian t'rysfal
Sprcjacles over all other kinds. TAey are con-
slIugteu upon The nest established and under
stood principles Of Optics, and their adanf9fio,,
70 the human eye in its different conditions Of
vision isso ieTfeci as 90 render sight easy with
out eHorL in my opinion none Others SbOuId
be used, since the eyes, once used 10 thpse do
not seem 20 grow Old, and by having a focus al
any point OF the surface they appear to restore
Jae eyes To iheir youthful engrgy I can tie
more confidently recommend Dr. RI.RNHAFTT
To- the public from an acquaiu tanre with MANY
OF those from whom he come y I. 711meuded 10
Us. A. X. u lfLOR NJ d.
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CAPT. WIN. H. DORSEY, a citizen o
Athens, Ga, twenty-one years, departed
this life at his residence in that place Oh
the 27th ult., aged about fifiy-sever
years.
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WARRINGTON CORREsPoNDENCE.

Application on Behalf Of the SIaie Of
mississippi Ia the Supreme Court for
observation-disclosures Removals OF
civil ufiieers-The New York Tribune
ON the Connecticut EIecgiOns-SIrfkes-
Russian treaty. Etc.
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have found a great deal OF Pleasure I'M ex-
aIatginE the exquisite fabrics af Dr. RTES-
HEEDr, IN the way OF Eyeglasses The ('rys-
tai used by him IS OF wonderful purify. ana me
Styse Of hss classes so diversified as to sniff every
co celNable case OF need. He has selected fof
me a pair OF Glasses, which promise 70 give me
great and and comfort In my future reading I
E:n among The many persons who testify to his
caIHciy Es an oeuilst and ppttclan and to the
value ui his services rendered TO them several
prominent Clergymen and Statesmen with
whom / am acquainted.
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JOIN Il. FRAYsER, MD.
Mrrrrrs- ~. E.l,-,,-

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February IG 1857
We have examined the Lenses OF Dr. BrRy
HAEDT. and consider them superior 10 frIy w,
! have seen. They are admirably adautad No
only % improve the lmperfecliOns OF imnairet
sight, but to relieve the Weariuess OF yisior
which constant study PRODUCES MANY OF m,
Glus~ts are OF new and INGENIOUS C .utrfyspra
We cordially recommend the Doctor 10 al
suose Who require scientific optical assistance.
JOHN PiTMAE, NJ ID.
GEORGE r. GRANT. NJ. ID.
J.. ii. HDP-BN 81 u.
J. NILES wlI.LETT. NJ D., loi Adams street.
Rev. J. c. STEDMA&
g. W HIIE, Rec o- Of Calvary Church.
rev J. ID. WITHEH- POON.
keF. IlT = r. FOEb, Pastor Baptist Church.
9. A. NIs CqInberIand Presby teran Church
N. ID. LILLY, o. >. d.
DR.. r. ". 'EitIi- dTDE.
uT- IRWIN 10l Shelby street
iestimnnias similar % the above may Eeseer
T. ID ARNOLD, NJ. d.. savannah. Ga.
JOSEPH Il. PLlNhEFr, Pastor Of st. Paul's
Portsmouth, Va.
Hon. IAHEs L. ORR, Governor Of South o.
hon. J9NATHAN WORTH, Governorof North
Hon. AA.' URTiN, Governor OF PENNSYLVANIA
Bon. y. +. b UhION, Governor OF indiana.
Hon. il A. SWIFT. Ex-Governor of Minnesota
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, Ex Governor OF Min
Hon. RICHARD YATES, Governor OF Illinois
T. 81 1M9l =, Governor Of New York
r. i. FENrON, Governor Of New York
And many other distinguished gent iemer.
several years OF pnbifg practice and
study ln the hospitals In Europe 3d iust ing suc-
Gteles % patents under every aspect Of detert-
i've vision, as well as experience IN an extenhfNe
lCEg esiab 1shed business ia his optical stores.
boin here ard in Europe, Dr. BERSHARDI
considers &c sufficient guarantee OF his ability
% apply such glasses as are best calculated for
tto aAslstSnce er recovery Of im perfect sight.
CMce Hours from a N. to pm.
OVERTON HOTEL.
Room No. 4.
y. loving % engagements elsewhere, DR..
bEhNHAhDi VIII be able 70 remain here but
gsHDrf time Cufy. feh2n
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HEzMEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18Th ; No. I
Stated Communicated 2d Wednesday nig-
OF each month. Heu~y p. W0Odard, 32d, g.
NJ: Charles NJ Carroll, 18th, Sec.
MITHRAs LodEe OF Perfection, 18th; No.
Meets 9Th wednesday Of eacu month. George
Meilersh, a-d, o.. ri. A. r. Franklaud, sd
Sec.
CAsIPHIA rouucil OF Princes OF jerusalem. 18Th d.
No. l. Benz. X. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'. -
-. Sec.-.
CALVARY CHAPTER or Rose CTOiE, 18Th, No. J.
Charles ". Adams, 63i, NJ. W. IL. 4. Tom
linAou, p O., Sec.
PIIILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF 11-h, :}1th-
80. 1. Henry p MoOdard, a-i., Comm.
WILLIAM Y CirO7e SZd, Rec.
tzsEslsTORT or WEST TENNESSEE, sd John
AlHsiis. SD, COEln.'. I'm Chief; Dodge G.
Trader, sd, EeE--.
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The total production of the quicksilver
mines of the world, during the year
geg vrau a.. foIf,u-s
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HEBREw LSB HAsOSIo OALEsDlR.
MASONICDIRECTORY
81

LODGES.
ARdERONA No. los. Meets 1t Monday IN
every month, AT Odd Fellow Hall. cor. Court
and Main. ID. Q. Trader, W. NJ; II. r. Toni
uusOn, Sec
SOUTH MEMPHIS. No. lis. Meets "a Friday OF
each mnutu-Hall. cor. Madison and Second.
J. 7. Sellsrs. ". NJ; Benz. X. PUlen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. Nc. z>' 'Eeeis lst Friday o. each
month-Hall, cor Madison and second. John
Aiuslie, ". NJ; II. j. Wpodward. Sec.
HAMILTON. No. 2o9. Meets I'd Friday Of each
month-Odd-F Fellows Hall z. IL Stanley,
W. NJ ". II. Butts, Sec.
SILwINNrSG, No. 84l IT, ID Meets fth Friday
OF each moUih-2U4 Front street John j.
Worsham, 81, ". M b. h EuIlen, S2j, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
rE,yv C,f,a1.ter. No l. Meets "a Monday Of each
month-OAd-Fellows HALL A. j. Vince or,
H.P; Il Il Psynter, sec.
y. AND e. NJ
EUREKA Council. No. g.. Meets 81 Monday Of
each month -t add- FelloWH' Han. John Zent,
rh. H., n. J. MlEgln. Rec.
TEEPLARs.
@ sYRFSE Co-rasndery, No. a. Meets 4th Non
dsy OF each month. John ZeEt, Com; \. j.
Wiggin, Rec
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JOHN s. DICKERSON g. co.
Importers and Dealers In Metals,

Tin Plates,
Roofing Tin,
Sheet Iron,
Russia Iron,
Copper,
Block TIN,
Le0d,
Hire,
ZtIIc, etc, etc. .
90 & 81 CLIFF ST, Corner Fulton,
6ablH 2un ~ F4tNV XOI2
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No Name.

Many many people suffer from they know not
what. They are not sick-they are not well.
There il no name for it. 1t is simply weakness
"A breaking down of the vital forces. What.
ever its causes, land they are innumerable),
it, symptoms are in the main the same. Among
the most prominent are extreme lassitude, loss
of flesh, and great mental depression. mdi.
grstion and n Stomach Cough are also frequently
conc omitants of this distressing state of body
and Of mind. The common remark in relation
to persons in such condition is, that they are
consumptive. Now, what these unfortunates
really want is rigor, ritat strength; and as Ger.
tainly az dawn succeeds darkness, they can re.
cuperate their systems and regain perfect
health by resorting to H0STETTER'S CELE.
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERS II Is as clear
that q life.reviving tonic is required in such
cases as that the dying flame of an empty lamp
requires to be revived with a new supply of ell.
Perfectly pure and irnocuous containing
nothing but the most genial vegetable extracts
and combining the three grand elements of a
stomachic. an Alternative, and genial invigsrant.
H0STETTER'S BITrERS are suitable to all
constitutions and are a. applicable to the
diseases and disabilities of the feebler sex as to
those of men.