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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-08
Agricultural Chemistry.

DIR. Bnie has promised to report for our
columns the results of his analysis of the
soils and manmes which may be made
by him and although this is not an agri-
cultural journal, III the strict sense of the
word, yet We take great pleasure in pub
fishing such articles as will have tendency
to advance the interest of the farmer and
increase the products of the soil.
The following is an analysis made by DR..
Buie, some years ago, of the Blue Mari or
Green Sand of Black Rock on the Cape
Fear river:
Silica or sand .....-.,-........ 1876 per cent.
IhoSphate OF Lime. -,........... ii - -
CafDOnlc Lime .......-.... ....... Is = .
phosphate Magnesla ............ "
Potash ................. ....... G.
Total 1000
The Blue Marl has proved to be one of
the best fertilizers in the whole land, and
the quantity is inexhaustible. have ex-
amined, says DR.. B., some samples richer
than the above. as this was taken from
the top to see if it was worth putting on
the land.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-08

HURON FEERY.-Wo arc authorized and re-
questod tc state that the Ferry ut Hilton will be
ready to carry passengers over the river at that
point on and after Monday next Court week.
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niscELLANEoTs MArrERs.


News and Gossip
Blot says that peeled radishes help
digestion.
Few ladies are so modest as to sit
in the lap of luxury.
Ten thousand negroes in Virginia
have learned 10 read during the past
year.
Opal weddings are the latest sensa-
ton. They come on the fortieth ami
veranry.
Some of the best writers in London
are never known TO the world until
their obituaries appear.
John w. FOrney, Jr., is the man.
aging editor of the Philadelphia Press.
In one ward in Milwaukee there
have been expended Sl55,OOO in street
improvements.
"A tender hearted gentleman in
Brooklyn uses no mosquito bar because
the little fellows cry like child" to
get at him.
There are, or were, thirteen gas
companies in London. They found
their profits so FILTERED away that they
agreed to become four companies.
The writers for the Saturday Re
UtcW receive 81, (about S29 in our cur
reucy) per page for their contributions.
-Rx-GOvernor Andrew, of Massa-
chusotts, leaves two sons and two
daughters.
Dead crows are said to be represen-
tatives Of the lost ca Ss.-BoSto'r paper.
-Bismarck's sons, like those of
many other great men, are reported to
be rather duh of intellect.
The Maison Doree, III New York,
has been transformed into fashiona-
bic dry goods store-rent $50 900 a year.
What is the difference between
truth and eggs? "Truth crushed to
earth will rise again" but eggs won't.
The entrance examination of Yale
has raised its standard from simple
Latin, Greek and mathematics, to
spelling, geography and history.
&C. p. Putnam & Son announce the
revival of PutHdm's Magazine in jan
uary, the first number 10 be Issued in
December.
Mr.. James Parton has been giving
his attention to Pittsburgh, and his
pen portrait OF that smoky city is TO
appear in the January number of the
atlantic Monthly.
The Georgia papers publish AN ar
ticie headed How the President Takes
It," We have seen him take it plain,
says an exchange, but understand he
generally takes it with sugar and u
spoon.
The people of Plymouth, Mass,
have put canopy over the venerable
old Forefathers' Rock.
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LfgNt JtEaftfe - ftftt . ftAlfttyft ttA+FI
No one can look at the collection and
imagine that the object in exposing
them was to sell them or make "A large
amount OF money by their sale. With
the exception OF the lace and cancels
hair shHwls, and a few odd pieces OF
jewelry, there is nothing which any
lady could wear, or which in its pres
enI condition would not be a disgrace
TO "A secondhand clothes shop. The
dresses, those that have been made
and worn, are crushed, dirty, old
fashioned, and most of them made and
trimmed in the worst way. The skirts
are too short for any but very short
person, and tho cOmmonest muslins,
bureges and grenadines are made eX-
tremelY low in the neck and would not
be available Tor any purpose. There
are some brOcaded silk skirts in large,
heavy patterns, which have been made
but not worn, but these are unRccom-
panied by any waist, while the price
upon them and all the other articles is
eXOrbitHut.
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Two royal personages have aston
ished Europe by confession of faith
touching the sanctities of marriage,
which is considered quite fanatical in
the higher circles OF society. 1t has
been long understood that the King of
Bavaria and the Duchess Sophia were
formally engaged, and that the mar
riage would be soon cOnsummated.
But the arrangement is suddenly bro
ken off, and, it is said, by mutual con-
sent: and when the public curiosity
was at its height. the following bnlle-
tin was issued: 1.-THE two august ddnces
have come to the conviction that there
does not exist between them that sin
cere inclination and that entire harmo-
ny of heart which can alone guarantee
happiness in marriage" II is quite
novel for the occupants OF throne to
regard love as essential to marriage;
and perhaps even more novel for mon
archs to assign reasons to their sub
jects for personal preferences or actions.
The revolutions OF Europe are work
ing singular changes in the habits of
royal families.
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUN OR
TURNER'S TIC DOULOURERX Or
Universal Neuralgia Pill,
1-j-or1o1 TJarro1u,o Pill

~
4 Safe, Certain and Speedy Cure for
Neuralgia and NIL erTOus Diseases.
1t is an unfailing remedy in all cases OF Fa-
cIal Neuralgia, often etiecting perfect cure
in single day. No form OF Nervous Di-
sease fails to yield TO It's magic influence.
Even the severest cases OF Chronic Neuralgia
and general Nervous arrangements Of many
years standing, affecting the entire system,
are completely end permanently cured by II
in few days, or few weeks at the utmost.
1t contains nothing in. urious to the most
delicate system, and can always be used with
perfect safety. IT is in constant use by the
best physicians, who give 1t their unanimous
and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on
receipt OF 81 and two postage stamps. Sold
everywhere. TURNER & CO., Sole ProPri-
etors, l2O fremont street, Boston, Mass.
auS3l-eOd3m
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ANn nousE OF MERCY.

ANb HOUSE Of MEhNl'
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN. on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which 6estroy the Innnly powers
and create impedimenrs to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed en-
yeIopes, fee OF charge. Address. Dr.. j.
sKILLIN HOUGBTON, Howard AssccIa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepl24-3mdAW.
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EDUCATION in Prussia is far ahead of
England, or any other country in Eu-
rope. All the children from the age of
I to Il are compelled by law to attend
the public schools, and for violation of
this law or privilege, they are subject
oil to fines and punishments. AS far
back us 1850 Prussia, with population
ofu little over sixteen millions, had
nearly three millions in attendance
upon the public schools. There are also
special agricultural and horticultural
schools for farmers. There are also as
sociations, or societies for mutual as
sistnnce, OF engineers, miners, masons,
&c., to discuss matters of economy, in
dustrial, professional. and other pur-
suits. Another noticeable feature is
that, in building n school-hcuse, "A
dwelling-house, sort of a"parson-
age" is erected beside it, for the use of
the teacher, and is owned by the town
or corporation.
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Special alutitss.

Remember that the slight internal
disorder ofto-day may become an obstinate
disease tomorrow. Bsiu time, meet the irSI
symptoms OF blHousDess or indigestion with
TARRANT's EFFERvEscESTS ELrzER APERI-
ENr, and within fotty-eight hours they will
have &c ssed 10 exis'.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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DIED

Acknowledgement this life Nov. 9th, 1857,
at O'Clock, p. M, HASAH LASTLY, aged
sixty-one years, six months and twenty
two days.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF Isaac Colts, Jr on Main street, LIST
Ward, Friday morning, the sth, At O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are requested to attend.
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Dissolution,

Dissolution.
rEIHE FIRM OF GORISG & BURDATS
has been dissolved to-day by mutual
consent. WIN. Corning retiring Those in
debted to us will settle at once with our sue
cessOr, Mr.. st. o. Burdats.
GORIEG L BURDATS.
WHEELING, Oct. 18TH, 1857.
CARD.
Referring to the above 1 gratefully ac-
knowledge the very liberal Patronage be-
slowed on The old firm. lake pleasure In So
Letting continuance OF the same for my
cucccSor.
wM. GORISG.
81 BURD ATS. dealer in 'ancy and sta
pie Groceries lS7 Market Square, Wheeling,
announces to mis- fr ends aud the generous
pubIico Wheeling that he will continue ht
the former place 10 serve them with every
thing in his line In order to merit in future
tIh confluence aud Iavor with his customers.
which has been extended heretofore.
nov6-3t SO BURDATS.
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fpE Sals.
For Sale at Auction

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
Market street, north OF the 2nd Wand Mar
FSet-houSe on SATURDAY MORNING. the gth
instant. at 10 O'Clock, a. IN, large. beauu-
fully finished Italian Marble monument.
Ieady for lettering. Terms cash.
e. r. wICKHAM,
novt-td AuctloneeF.
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What makes your Aair 50 beautiful:
On OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lus,EeT
OIL of Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair
on Of Grapevine.
What removes The Danduf'
Oh OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfettsd:
OH of Grapevine.
Who are the only PToprietoIs OF
on Of Grapevine?
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
seple No 81 Main St, Wheeling.
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The New York hotels the past year
did well. The Fifth Avenue Hotel is
reported to have made clear profit of
Sl24, 900; the st. Nicholas, $4,000; the
Metropolitan, 500, 900; the Astor, $751;
600; the Brevoort, 1000; the Claren-
don, $4,000; the Gramercv Park, $50
OOO; the Barcelona (Spanishl, SIS. 600:
the Union Square, $4,000; the Everett,
$4,000; the Brandreth, SIS, COO; the
Howard, $4,000; the Spingler, $50, 600;
the ST. James, 100000; and the Hoff-
man, S6O. 600.
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NJ. FoULD's DEATH CAUSED BY a
CIGAR.-By way of "a caution TO smok-
ers, u Paris paper, the ISatut Public,
tries to make out that the last cigar
smoked by NJ. Fould was the cause OF
his death:
Nicotine, the redoubtable poisonous
principle of tobacco, acts as heart
poison. In experimenting on animals,
our eminent physiologist, Claude Ber-
nard, observed that II parHlyZed the
central organ of the observation-disclosures
sudden death. a dose insufficient to
kill nevertheless produces symptoms
analogous TO those of angina pectoriS.
One of the most distinguished physi-
clans of our time, NJ. Beau, who died
two years since, read a memoir at the
Academy OF Sciences in 1867, in which
he showed, by very considerable
number of observations made during
his practice, the influence of tobacco
smoking, and especially in the form of
cigars, in producing angina pectoriS.
He remarked that the cigar chiefly has
this dreadful result upon impressiona-
bic persons, who led sedentnry lives,
and whose minds are constantly on the
stretch.
Two years later another physician,
DIR. l.. Decaisne, adduced series OF
upward of a hundred cases respecting
the pernicious action on the functions
of the heart caused by smoking iubac-
co. This is now an accepted point in
medical science, and there is scarcely
any practitioner who does not prohibit
smoking, or, at least, who fails to re-
commend the greatest moderation in it
to such OF his patients as are liable to
even the slightest perturbation of the
functions of the heart. Now, NJ. Fould,
who was smoker and subject 10 palpi-
tations of the heart, evidently mad n
slight attack of angina PcctoJis in the
morning, to which he paid little atten-
ton, and then, in the evening, a violent
and mortal attack. In the interval a
cigar was smoked-who can say that
this cigar was not the last straw which
broke, &c.
In this connection it may be stated
that for the last few years the French
Emperor has abstained from smoking
under the positive prohibition of his
physicians.
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mAHRIED.

NING-RoBINSON- ON Tuesday
evening, Nov. 5, by Rev. J. T. Mcclure, at the
residence OF the brides father, JAMES A.
DUSSISG To Miss ELIZABETH P, ROBINSON,
all OF this city.
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Returns from the hanAwhR Valley
nrnnfor DIX T.rnbnbIN Elected.

Returns from the hanhWhR Valley
senator DIX Probably Elected.
y letter dated at Charleston, Nov. Sd,
informs US that Mason county, as al
ready reported, gave Democratic ma
jority, supposed to be about 10; Put
nam about 10 do. CGbell, Boone, Lo-
gan, Raleigh, Nicholas and Clay are
reported all right for the Union ticket.
The writer says: 1--WE think Dix is
elected to the Senate by from 10 to 80
msjority." Wayne county is also re-
ported all right. workman is GER
tainly elected to the Senate"
The estimate we made few days ago
will, we think. be found very nearly
sustained when the returns are all in.
That estimate was that the Senate will
stand % Unionists to Democrats, and
the House "A Unionists TO IL Demo-
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Public Auction.

Thursday, November 18th 1887
A T THE LATE RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
n d. CRUGER deceased, in OniO county.
". Va on the National hOad, six miles nom
wheeling, Will be sold the entire
Personal Property
OF Mrs.i LYDIA s. Cruger, consisting Oft
following:
FARM. STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
Homes, mead OF Cattle, 10 Hogs, 2 Wagons,
Reaping Machine, Tanning Mil, and other
Implements OF AusbandrJ; 100 bushels OF
Corn IN the ear, stacks OF Hay, and "a
quantity OF Dat Straw In the barn; also some
BlRcksmiths' Tools.
HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE.
Feather Beds, Carpets, Secretary, Book
Case, with Library of Books of very Anci-
emit date and style; also some nne speci-
mems OF gold jewelIy, made in the last
century ,-SlIver Forks, Spoons, Ladies, &c.
and a variety OF Flint and Cut Glassware OF
the most costly descIi pLoD, consisting OF
Wine GLASSES, Cake and Fruit Stands, Decan-
ters, GObIets, large 1umnlers, &c, also a
quantity OF Cut stone, and many other ar
IicleS not here enumerated.
Among the foregoing will be found many
articles which Will Ue a curiosity to persons
OF Refinement and taste, many OF which were
made 100 years ago, showing the style and
fashion D That period. Persons wishing 10
dies are eSpec' ally invited, as many articles
in their department will be offered for sale
The sale OF proPert! Will be continued
from day 10 day until all Is sold. a credit OF
Xix months Will be gwen on all sums al
$40 W and uPward,-purchasers giving ap-
proved security.
Sale 10 commence at 9 O'Clock.
]. F. SMI1 n, Curator.
THOMAS McCOSS, Auctioneer.
November /, 1851. novi-td
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AN interesting literary project is pro-
posed at the South. picked corps of
the most gallant officers and soldiers in
the late rebel army, is organized for the
purpose of exposing the shortcomings
OF those in authority. They intend to
prick many a bubble reputation, to
show how quarterinasters and commis-
saries plundered, now generals exhib-
tied the utmost iavoritism, how the
southern army was weakened by alb
seuieeism, and how high officers shell
tered themselves in bomb.p proofs. It's
said that the projectors of this history
are Thorough rebels" but they mean,
nevertheless, to expose in the most I'M
merciful manner the way in which GER
tain men obtained positions of honor
in the army, and their behavior when
they had got their places. 1t will be
''spicy" reading, and if the work is
done thoroughly and no favors are
shown, it will be volume of consid-
cradle bulk
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Farm for Sale.

TOFFER FOR SALE THE FARM ON
which Eow reside, situated near WHEEL
ing Creek and adjoining widow GoOdins's
place the farm contains so acres, ~ acres
OF which are unueT high state OF culIiva-
ton balance in timber There IS Il good log
house and young orchard. Location suIt-
able for IA vineyard.
uOyi-lwa WIN. SPISDLER,
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prevail among the people. And by that
time. too, We are in hopes that recon
struction will have so far progressed at
the South as to vindicate before the
world the wisdom OF the congressional
policy. And our finances will also
be farther along toward safe So
luton. The demagogue schemes OF
unlimited issues of paper mo-
ney will have been more
ventilated. The crowds
that were attracted with the idea OF a
foodude OF greenbacks instead Of
bondS Will be ready to stand aghast at
the results of such an experiment. A
year OF time and a session of Congress
Will do much to tone down all that the
Democracy have just stirred up. The
lapse of time, the public debates, the
events at the South, and the nomina-
tions for the Presidency will all come
into play within another twelve month;
aud ii, with these in our favor, the peo-
pie have a good year in all departments
of industry we need not fear their YER
dict,
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For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS LA IELY oCCU-
pied by George K. TaylJ- Co., and J.
Clemens & Co., on Main -Iress I; also base
ment rooms finished Good o:Si ces IN second
story, and good rooms Tor 9th e. purposes In
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol-
sale in the Sixth Ward on reasonable teT7ns
THOS. HoRNRROOK.
once, No. lls1f Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stairs febs-tf
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FurS.

VERY LARGE STOCK OF FINE.
"A Mink. Fitch, and other FuH, Just
opened .....,
now J. 5. RHODES & co.
Register copy.l
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New Cloakings.

5. RHODES d co. WILL OPEN To-
81 day the largest aud handsomest stock OF
Fancy Cluakings in the city. Very Rich
PLAID Cloakings not to be had elsewhere
thenewest thfug ont
THURSDAY MORNING. Nov. 9Th.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
nv W q STEAM ESGISES-oSE or
l. them formerly used in the steamer
Eagle. 20 hone power, with a locomotive
boiler. The other q small Engine with
cylinder boiler VIII be sold ON accommO-
sep5-tf K. HAYES q co.
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for Bent.
For Rent.

CFNsENFY & CITIZEN INTEND RE-
= removing their Hat and Cap store To
Main street, next door 10 PolIack's Notion
House, and offer their present room for rent
Possession given by the 18th Of October.
ocl SESSENEY & CITIZEN
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Brewery For Sale.

NOR SALE-THE LEASE OF AN OLD
T. established Ale and Beer Brewery
known as the
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NLARRs PILLS FOR SALE ny Cd
" BERT, End of Stone Bridge. tnyIs
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Large Malt House

connected with the Brewery. The brewing
utensils Barrels and Half barrels, of which
there is a fully supply, and are all Ia good
condition, together with modern improve
mants.
The premises are large and calculated TO do
an extensive business.
For further particulars. apply on the prem
iSeS, or address Box 5gi Post office LUiJIS-
WILLIE, Ky. nov7-lW
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CITY BREWERY,

situated on Sixth street, between Main and
the river, in the heart of the city. Tie lease
has shout six years to run; there isH
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WHEELING lNTELLIGENCER.
II l. II II -
INVARIABLY - ADNASC E'

MOHsISG EDITIOS
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atw advertisements.
For Cincinnati, Lover ohio and ST.

The nne steamer sCHARLEs-
elaEAToNh and Barges. Thos. MnrdocE.
- Master, will leave as above al D
For height or passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATH Ellie & CO.,
nov7-lt Agents.
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rxI.gEEKLY EDIIIOS.

r-r.tTzLIEp EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
ASD SATURDAY.
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For Cincinnati.

The Inc steamer NEW STATE"
sha%. Harrison, Master, will leave as
- above On Friday, the 18th, at nve
O'Clock, y. m
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
BOO III. BATTELLE & Co.
uoV7-2t Agents.
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Domestic Goods

WE ARE SELLING MUSLISs, GISG'
w hams and Calicos, as usual, at les than
other people
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

Dear sir:-laving witnessed the operation OF DR..
wrights Tar syrup In cases os Consumption. cheer
fully recommend il to all persons 40 afflicted.
JESSE X WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Sts., Philndciphia.
Thomas Winmili. Butcher, in Cd 81. Market, Phil
ade phe. writes
After suffering two years with Consumption and
constant hemorages. was induced to try Wrghts
Tar syrrp. After using six bottles health returned,
ard am now ab 10 attend to my business
SIS stevens, Druggists, Reading. Pa writes
Mr. j. J. Kroner The groes oi Tar sprup pur-
chased about three weeks ago is nearly all sold My
customers speak highly OF il. Send half grrss Of II
10 nv father at Mddletown Pa and charge /. 10 me
q. b. yansyckeI, Druggists. Trenton, N. j.. ea~. !:
DR.. W,ighi's Tar syrup does all you claim for H..
am selling largely OF It. and with much satisfaction
10 my customers.
Wright Tar syrup is sold by al Druggists and
Country Storekeeperr. Price 81 Cer bottle. One
bottle win check the most aggravated Cough
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

A ngre aId untntoxiea,ng wine. prepared
j \ lne hne-tnatigs .rawn Fort Grapes. Is
He-lA..y i0s tAt use 81 the Car stan enlre n
: an. saa-outeed 10 re a n'its grateful fss
sor and es-cu'ia Gna .u~s nninpa red Tor
ny prmi, ~ 4. ~peer, Passs.e, y. j.,
..n& els h-o EaY. New York
Ai dta.rsts have some that is four
fc1rs o'1.
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a ACNE FARM NE ERAny STREET, orPo-
y site New l air pround-. Price. i,oue. rive or
. auA u bar acrs lois viii be sod .f desia.d.-
rm- uu'.hs'. Cass Appl. 10
hntt-dtg t,Eo. II. PARKER
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Eaonrairg nns Nax school

EpS I0GSti LADIES AND MISSES. Apply nt
School Room lately occupied BY Miss Cults, >ar-
.ruf ittte. or a. residence North SARGENT Row.
InsttUetio Ia " uHlc. MRS. :. H. fFAfD.
ulN4 -isn MISS = f. HEARD