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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23

SUSPICIOUS PKoPLE.-Dcpend upon it that people who suspect everybody are unworthy of snybody's confidence. Accurate self-knowledgc is at the bot tom of their universal distrust. It is the consciousness of evil designs in their own hearts that causes them to doubt the existence of honest inten- tions in the hearts ofothers. Ofcoursc they are very unhappy, and we know of no remedy for their discomfort ex- cept self-improvemcnt. Let them root out of themselves the trcachcry, the mcanness, the greed, or whatever oth- CT vicious propensity it may be, which they suppose to have its counterpart in the breast of all mankind, and their opinions of their fellow men will at once change for the better. But in the meantime avoid them. People who have no faith in their kind are very dangerous persons to deal with. Tax ing 1t for granted that everybody with whom they conc in contact in business is bent on overreaching them, their ob jcct is to spike the enemy's artillery by being the first to ovcrreach. Candor is lost upon them; they consider it hy- pocricy. Favors they look upon as eunningly devised lures. intended to lead them into trap, and while receiy- ing them willingly, chucklc inwardly at the thought that they are old birds, and cannot be caught by any such de- vices. These creatures think thce un dcrstand human nature. Poor wretch es of all the thousand springs of hu- man action they know but one, and that the worst--sclflshness. Let them stop that spring in their own moral machinery, If they can. Let them do 1t for their own sakcs, for they can never know how much of good there is in the world until they do..
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23

very best paper, ! labor in 1T were.
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
NEW-TORK METHODIST CONFERENCE.

THIRD DAYS ROCEEDINGs-TENiPERANCE ANkIyER-
sARY.
The third days proceedings of the New-York
Methodist Episcopal Conference began yesterday pune
tually at the appointed tme o'clock a. m, when they
opened by prayer by the Rev SEYMOUR VAN DUsES.
After this the further calling Of the roll by the Secre.
tary dispensed with. and the characters OF the
preachers Of the POugkeepsic District represented by
The Rev. J. b. Wakely, were called and passed
The Rev. c. +. KETTLE presented a communication.
through Brother Wakoy asking superannuated appoint
inent without al assigned position. IL granted.
The Rev. G. u. OTHEBMAN asked that nc I've located,
be intended iOurneying to Europe. II ordered
The Rev. G. NJ EGGLEsToN, on account of domestic en-
oarassment, was granted supenumeraly relation with
out work
A. C. GALLIUTE was also elected asupernumerary with
out an appointment
On motion Of the Rev. NJ. ID. G. CRAWFORD the Rev A.
MnInlx was voted a supernumeraIy without work.
Ihe third question. Who are admitted into full
ncctlonI was then taken mp, and the fOiOwin gnamed
gentlemen were admitted and elected DeacOfs orders:
Charles Batterrby, Aaron l.. Culver, Harvey G. Earl T.
shearman Bishop, Sheldon Merchant AlonzO Flack Ben
Bishop JAMES spoke some length ON the solemn and
impressive questions ordered by the Methodist Church
the admission Of deacOns The first tlnng that con
cerned man was the salvation OF his own soul. He
mHstAeyer decline In fervOr but let the love of Christ
lnpel him 70 the proper discharge Of his religious
None can Increase in EaSSSedge exeepf esSen'i5 5y
reading and meditation, and can obtain
the Divine light except by prayer The truly Christian
minister must have the light of The Holy Ghost shed
opOD him Tue Bible Is the constant companion OF the
minister but human nature and human character are as
essential Ia study that. The preached 40
itose Who wollf make their miAsiry Successful must
recognize these changes ~ ny
Tho Rev. M. BatEIsbee was admitted into full mem
Aeslbp aud elected 10 the ofIice OF Deacon p ''
brOtheTs johnson, Bergen, De Pew, and Harris were al
lbs lnnctGre introduced 10 the Conference.
PeiDIssVl was gialca " tle tIuslees VI tLe AeLQlet
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
LIMITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-APRIL ..
Befor Commissioner WHITE.

THE ALLEGED FORGERnES N TIE CUSTOMIIOUSE
The United Sttes agt Alfred ST. Clair
The defendant is charged with having, on last
Saturday presented six orders for the payment OF thc
salaries OF as many Custom Ousc officers for the month
of March last, these orders having been forged by csn
from them February" and substituting March,, ana
driving the amount of salaries they purp0rted 10 call for
The case came up for examination yesterday.
An AsSisant-AudItOr Of the CustOurllOuse Mr.. Evan
NJ johnson, testified TO defendant presenting the orders
and receiving the amount they called for, sl0sG that
defendant also presented seventh check. which hc
tWness refused TO pay the ground that called Tor
the wrong amount, the party in whose favor II was
drawn having had ms salary increased; that defendant
took this order away, and subsequently brought back
filed in with the right amOunt that ln the mean timc,
between the first and second presentations the order OF
this person for the proper amount was presented anu
paid: that in consequence Of this having been DONE he
Iwitess refused 10 pay the order when presented see
ond time by defendant, and told defendant he would
retain the order and show IL TO Mr.. Philips, In Whose
favor drawn, and that defendant then went away.
The witness then subjected 10 very searching
crosse Xaminaon 10y Judge Becbe. counsel Or defendant
who tried 70 show the imprObablty Of me witness Seng
able identify defendant the one who presenod c
orders Before the conclusion Of the iIn!nAtics
the further hearing adjourned To Friday next Of
a. OpE u.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
THE NKW-JERSEY IRON MINERS
A AsTHnE-ApPREHENsIoN OF DISTURBANCE.
-

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF DISTURBANCE.
Prom Oar Speid Conesronteat
DOVER, ". J., April 4, 1867
Theniners Of Morris County, Nj. have all stopped
work, Their number said 10 amount 10 500 They
have been working for 81 G5 10 81 75 per day, and
now demand g. At several Of the mines the men
but arc compelled by the leaders 10 stop. The
strike commenced at the DickersOu Mine al FcuO-
monte Monday, and before Tuesday night had spread
through the County. At Swedc's Nine the who
work again the crowd left The next morning
200 NEIL armed with cluDs went down 10 the mine, and
compelled them 10 leave off work, and 10 promise not 10
commence until thclr wages are raised
The mincrs have stopped al the teams from cartng
thus throwing several hundred abOreFs of another
class out Of employ whO IN the meantime have
their horses 70 provide for.
The ore j. taken from the mines 10 the canal and thence
transported for the most part, 20 Pennsylvania The
canal (dorris Canal opened to-day. Thousands OF tuns
OF ore are lying TIE banks OF the canal where il las
miners threaten 10 prevent its transportation. The
ageuts say IL shall be shipped and collision ney
table Tie boats will probably not be ready before next
week.
Perhaps the companies. for most OF the mines are
owned worked By companies I'm Pennsylvania New
York viii yiald to their demands Tie prevailing
opinion is that the ought 20 receive g. per day
and that those who have families cannot live on
less In 1868. the received s. 30 and S.
per day when the price OF four n now
On the other hand IL is said that the employers at the
win be compelled 10 reduce rather than increase the
wages OF their employees There before has been
such strike in NewJefsey and await the with
anxiety Had the late tariff before Congress
passed It would have relieved both employers and
pOyes from their present state of embarrassment The
J5O0 miners consume all they fast aster than
t250O per day. IL must therefore, soon end or some
thing worse take place.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OP NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
steamship Bclo1a 'br Ion i3ih nt ard Have oh y. l E
bong 20 - ps,i a'i we' OF @ ALd one A. i. M ,p Pm & @
Br Vee li Jaeesrno Csseamsr 100 day, With fruit 90
co. vessel r'se Gibraltar Jan Has h-o
,e Tsas,si Chandler Portland lpbsr Jsn,' wyeer
sslr ss l's' e h,si. h1 hsf1, h.e,s, ES Fo.i.al s
sehr 9gurd1'so., PgTy RoeIhH1
Solr Oi,e A,sy Wilson Roelard.
Selr h iIor,r Russell Portland
sehr g. A. llJlsu. S,u.tl, Conneieict River
s,ht shepard BoHdich, Providence.
schr D Waterman. kdgele. Providence.
SsSf sal Porto idIs reo. wcSi~ortb Providence
& ss, Mimi Iis S. ss IslS1 ,ssslSwE ws,t:.i.5 f. River
SSsf w ii Isayhei. william. George, BAulG
srlf Caroline Grant cray. Providence.
saI t,i ! E1hs ,i.,,I.- nH w.s gSi5'1, Portland
Ssir. & II Molrr Boston.
s,br Auu Sa,sl Baser Boston
ssst A5s' 'a,. = A%s.1i Ts,. bIi1, IIa, yK5,s,
sshr D strong lIohiss vir.ina.
sehr. Ann Turner, Parker firf'a".
SPOKEN.
Roisnu-bds Ma,h 49, lat a. ng q TO- ron 2aa 'or Falmouth
KT.p couaut Msssh q ht 2 IS ilccEg = = loendS
DISASTERS.
The following ,'easH. j. IRON S'F Adam, q .se wsis sn.a
On encountered heavy fse FROM n y W which o' rd
which eontoh un, III, Let ulea yer, ALLEN 10 With
Neslors who TOOK oil vb great difficulty blowing
~ % e ,s,y, 's o m n. 5 owned sy Shannon
Philadelphia -
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
rHE BEFs IsuEn HI THE IGHrnouH
W,HfS0roN Au 5Ofa Information bas heen received ai the
ofee u hr House Board shat ,nce he Jet Jay Of fttay bt
Fane,e near Braul TIE cl g. fIe white hghi elevated
sboli be
fra miles A-o that ,uce Stft a. 1896 light las
been exhibited from stholse erected a. the entrance River fekalon
saupou Java
DOMESTIC PORTS,
BoroN Aprl s-Anyei bark Paramount Palermo aud AleSsirA
from Ceuf1ctc Florence Galveston dy run Bali
more, h.s Mrragoane; Ring from Cni1tgo Nathaniel
stevens ChopiaIk River Sarah B,Iu,e Baltimore: scls
Freeman fu Ja,ns l. Goley noa Crnfeos, Charles H. Iadg
Sa,sHuaL liaiet Newell n Brunswick Co. Carrie VI Rich
from Geur. rtovn MaroB Gaer irfm Charleston.
Auvsd steamship George Apple rom Baltimore siI Naples
fom jaws hgs Active from aenas Bessie Howard do 'chs hu'h
H. barker from Sag1A .......
PoTTlaSp Ne april sThe steamship Thames from London,
rived here this morning
MoRlfp Apri l-Arived hhg Monticello from Boston
% b,rs wnreet rom Rio Jano bdgs Messenger Rosae ChaitA
Hatfield Brothers Mountain Eagle all from tie West Indies from
E.roS APRIL sAred trg Webster Kelly New York sehrs
" Jones Golden Gate Baltimore bfsg Knight Norfolk
and Baltimore and NoTiok fchf-
ocean Pearl Baltimore lIrrs0o ard W. smith lOk
Mary a,ns!rr Boston, SANDER PHILADELPHIA.
spEIPHf, SAuivd Norwegian Bark Hambersod aud
tiTk Carlton from Mstanfas.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Al Sarg March 5 cl RaiA H. Baker 10 sal or Boston
hus. Uncle Jerry oadug stockton do Moonlight DO
Al Ponce March 10 schrs tlhltaLo0ga, waiting Slul
DO Mediator loading Fan River Keno Wiitng bgs Mcnac hg
or Baltimore Alice Franklin DO or NeNiork aDo DO for EurcI
DgeIt ang schr Mara dsrhagug H. A. Warren to leave of
Boston. bhg FeeiNIng waiting.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MIN OF srRNG-

MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN OF SPRING
YiELb, MAsTHER OPINION BosiSss CotLFeE
"A Cr,pnL AID SyBsrAyTIAL ISDossENgTr
We the undersigned Merchants business ofSpdnr6eB
O.! e present e employing yos "lO have completed the
{y,asd oJ Study the AMERICAN BuuHEs Colitet a."
ake pleasure Stating that have found them v'l Tos'ed IN "
eoubtan aud the general principles Of buness showing eoH'P
that they have been cd thorough dd uese important nat
ters hy ~, ereneed aud competent Instructors
We shey recommend College being ofmien An In
sin Of Intrinsic merit and we'll worthy the confidence aud support Of
the community.
Springfield March 25 1901. SignodW
O. H. GaEES1KAp jr Geenlesf& Taylor Paper hanrfg Co.
COLUMBIA PAPER Co.
JosAu CrnaiyGs, saddeg Business
CurrtyR McIyT0sH TiBBgTT~ Wholesale Boot aiH su'e'
LgE n BaKER, Carnage and saddleiy Hardware
oso r. BoxD Treasurer llampden Paint and Cheireai|"
KMBALL h BLoDGErT, Merchant Talors.
McKyrGnr, NoRro1 4 HAvLEI, Dry Goods
IInoy BRINE snAw, Wholesale Boot aud sioe
W. PngITs 4 Co, Plour and Produce
GURDos BILL Co, Publishers.
For further information address
Loris W. BuI,nIAu, President Springfield Mass. S.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
CIVIL COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALs-APRm 8.

CAN AN AGENT SELL HIS PRINCIPAL STOCKS OF his OWN
Conkey Agt Bond.
On the trial below il appeared that certain re-
presentations made without any knowledge OF ther 1a
sty by defendant, the plaintiff directed him TO pny
certain stock at a premium. The defendant representing
himself To have procured them with some dlfcuy sofa
the plaintiff ten shares Of his own stock The Company
was nsolyent and the plaintiff put TO great expense
in payment of assessments, &c On the palntiifs us
coyery that the stock purchased was his agents ne
brought suit the original price paid and hs sDse-
0ueut losses In the Court below he was defeated the
Court holding in the absence Of positive fraud the
defendant was liable. The plaintiff now claims that
being employed 70 buy stock the agent could not sell ms
own without full disclosure Of the facts, and That TINS
cOnceament alone amounts 70 such cOncealment rs IL
fatal TO sale and restores the parties TO their nights De
fore II.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
CARD

ASSOCIATED Pass OFFrCE. No. li5 Bs0spwAY.f
NEw.l oKK April D. lat'. {
Members Of hs Nfe-yoyt fssocigiof P,es..
GENTLEMEN: | respectfully beg leave 10 snbmit fOr
yoIr information the following copy Of aleier ad.ei To- h :"
for the ~ correcting ts impression
(ade public IN me Hgbfs editorial c'nms that Gcr"i Agent
April D. 1861
DEAN If couh have utcpste the hcon Of private
business should have guarded r.rdrr npos
agent London Ia the absence ~ Mr. Wioa hound
that so fr as know be hos not et business esiug
agent seem 10 suppose Certainly le a' leen Instructed 10
do nothing 0l The sort
Whenever Associated Press St aT,r the oIporutv f,lsn
be- prepared show that have exceeded tPtulrllte
tons. either II the referred L e column, Of public
journal hsry constitute Tie place for dclssng that
Respectfully. J.. ~. SIWoVroV.
submit that NJ Bennett this morning treating
foregoing a. long rgaror tr pnhl'si M term, preol' the
idea that had other purpose H ner of the A
aie Press private Information c which be was entitled kuos,
and IN regard % which De- erleuii, m.s1E'u.
vi Wilson vor london ayFt regret and ha t,r
time l--uulhle Wrtee word.
have oHly 20 add that 10 the circular the
uercid Busiue Of which The Hsod complained in H. article
"Wednesday last only "heyes written Instructions oe le President n
the Associated Pres % vlou the Association had referred m whole
suhrc with power.
Had opportunity been afforded me should have been Glad NJ
Bennett The cs which would have rendered ' aosr upon yor
SCENTS Impossible a. 10 s unjust
VERY respectfully, J W. SMONrOS, Geuertl Agent.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

Orr SANITARY CONDrToN-'The Sanitary SGpcr-
n,encn reports that during the past week there have
been inspected the following premises, viz 2i9 tenement
houses 43 private dwellings asylum, workshops anu
stores q fOundory l. bTewCrCs, .; dslcries, aiaus
ter houses .; private markets, $50; pegeres noi'
stables 81 cOw-sablCs 6; sunkcn and vacant lots,
wards courts and areas, II cellars and Easements ~
ciserns and cesspOOls, =; waste-pines and drains -
piyes 1Os; streets sidewalks and cutters, ST. Ia th
course these inspections there were discoyecu anu
reported upon the following causcs OF coinplan VIZ
tenement houses, private dwellings, Il; drtili'ri
q slauchterhOusc, horse stables 10; snnkoh anu va
cant lots 81 yards courts, ard areas l6; cellars anu
basemeuts l3 csterns and cesspoOs 81 waste pipes ana
drains % fn aud offensive pryies az streets IL Vo-
DnIne the mast week "a houses where typhns typlfod
and scarlet icycTs occurred have been visited ana ths
| infected.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Decision reserved.
ReXfOrd d Kingsly forappellants.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM-APRIL
mn. I.A ANIN A-rIAN NE LAW sIIDLNIs. :

SUPREME CODKI-CENERAlsl lEltM- Afhii'
TILE EXAMINATION OF LAW STUDENTS.
The Committee for the examination oi appiCanls
for admission the bar will meet I'm the General ler
room of the Supreme Court Wednesday next at p IN
CtRCUTT-BefoTe Mr.. Justice MASON.
RAILROAD HoluCIDF-VERDICT ROR TIE CHILDREN
or THE DECEASED, FOR S8,JUO -,
Patrick FenneJ, admir- Sc of Nm Bony at the 'enua ram "
and f. r. r. r. Co.
In this case, reported yesterday, IN winch the pam
tiff under the statute ON behalf OF the chdltn o
damages resulting TO them from the death OF thcr lathc
VIM BrOphy, which il alleged 10 have been caused ny
while i'm notion the Jury have rendered verdict IN The
plan ifs favor for 500. The amount appearing some
what large as compared with the circumstances al ll'
deceased counsel for the defendant moved Tor new
trial ON the minutes The Court directed the motion 10 o'
heard on next Friday. . ., g.. l.,
Mr. Pencpont FOR plaintiff; Mr. VandeIpool Tor de
fcndant.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
lN51 ISJS. INJ". IStV, I6fI.
Rate IN mills. II 2 II So rs
1862. 1873. 1854. ISIS. 1856.
Rate i'm lnnls

LS.... =
The average rate for the ten years here given which
Include the period OF the war, was fraction over mills
less than Onehalf the that will be required this year
10 meet appropriations passed and contemplated.
state tax of one per cent viii draw $1,000 from the
Vroductive interests the State which must be added
not less that S35 O0OO for local taxes, and AZ least
more for proportion Of the taxes imposed
y the Government of the United states. In 1866
pTopOrtion was SG7,0OO0O0. Whether any community
Of than 100000 population can long sustain annual
burden of over 00OOO00 may well be questioned Under
Druarv circumstances, ana in normal condition OF the
currency and business of the country 10 would absorb the
larger proportion OF the annual profits Of capital and
labor prayze industry and dry the sources OF wealth
Such calamity only he arrested by the practice of
rigid economy the part OF the Legislature aud all other
bodies having the power 10 tax, and the future prosperity
of the State must IN great measure depend on the
legTce in which tins power held i'm check the next
few wears. In view Of the foregoing statements.
Az is worthy Of serious consideration whether
appropriations for new objects. matter how
meritOrous can properly be sanctioned The FIRST mate
rial fa ina the prices Of staple products viii add 10 the
force with which the present heavy taxation State and
National, will fail on the community, and II there can be
TO reduction al tins tmc the people have nj least the
right require OF their representatives that there shall
lie 10 increase II may not be practicable 10 reduce the
rate OF the TO be levied FOR state purposes this year
the average OF previous years, but 10 be kept
much below what will be required, should the
bills involving appropriations for objects become
laws II is the peculiar province OF the Committee Of
which you Chairman, 10 lay before tine House such
information may lead 10 guide its action in the regua
ton Of expenditures and the facts SET forth in this
muncaOn are respectfully submitted, as having an i'm
pOItant bearing that subject. Respectfully yours,
THOS. HILLHOJsL, Controller
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Church OF Cairo " 10 sell and purchase the pulung
n,rrad hu the Ranfist wnrshiners of that place

owned by the Baptist wOrshipers OF thst place.
Dr. JOHN MCCLISrOCK said that the Drew Iheooeicl
Institute at Carmel. N. J would be open IN AuIuI
with q part Of the permanent faculty chosen. IL was
necessary that all before entering should underetnd5
the rudiments OF English Grammar, and u cooreu
person should present himself he would not DE re
Jccted .,,.o,,oo,
JOHN ROBINSON SCOTT OF Ireland was then lntroduceu
and it was announced that he would preach IN the 81
Johns NJ. f. Church, in JOhnst tomorrow. -,
An afternoon session held, but nothing beyond the
receiving OF the annual statistics and tho moneys Ior
various benevolent purposes was done. -,
the evening the Temperance Anniversary TOOK place.
when the Revs. j. s. RICHMOND j. Il. HERMANCE, ana
s. INsRIP addressed the meeting. Tomorrow, az lOSo
a. m Bishop JAMES breaches the sermon TO be follower
by ordination Of the DeacOns appointed yesterday
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TERN-APRiL 5.-Befor,
Judge CARDoZO.

DUTIES OF LANDLORDS OF TENEMENT HOl Sl~
Margaret Ambrose agt Margaret Bync.
The plaintn a resident of tenement house
owned by the defendant. On going ont 10 The wood
house the of the tenement ioist in the back
sOOp gave way and She fell to the ground breaking hci
leg. She the owner of the house, claiming that
the landlord bound To keep the house IN repair and
that the landlord is liable for all injuries arising iro
neglect to do The defendant claims that the tenant
bound TO keep the house IN repair but the Court held TINS
not To apply 10 the passages, stoops Nc of tenement
house.
The iuly gave a verdict for plaintiff for $1,000.
Nh Shechan for plaintiff: Mir Paddock for defendant
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

4 HOUSEHOLD WORD.--Buy your China,
~ Glass Cutlery Plated Ware Rsdissou Cooking Utensils &c
sBAsSFORDS corner so, Cooper lEsduts and Astor place
VANILLA Vanilla Beans, Vanilla Beans, Va
nIla Beans Nans Bcant Vanilla Beans Vanilla Beans Vanilla
Beans Vanilla Beans Best TAFrS TYLER @tdarG
| BARTLETT, Agt. Elenvlle Glass Works,
No 80 9Mlst Manufacturers Of all kinds ef Bottles bemUohns
t1boJs pygstS wary Se AyenI Squares feIen tII IAa
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
"The Pen is Mighter than the Sword"
TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PBNS
HORIZONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, NV
YmL. and ny every duly-appointed !,sent at
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any otheri therefore,
where AN Agency is established, tne public, VIII
ON the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, mnst send TO Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

the interest Of the above named heirs met az inc A
House yesterday. Delegates were present rom @ soo
eQhteen or twenty committees, representing nearly
state In the Union and Canadas. Mr. A. D. CayWop VI oa
poughEeepse, called upon to preside Various p's M
the various conflicting elements, which have 0peateu
disastrously the past. After lengthy dscusson
Svas unanimously resolved 10 central organization
for the purpose Of collecting all the necessary
and 10 commence Immediately to prepare teir sun on
the limited States Court committee appointed ~
draft the necessary constitution and by laws ana 10 ~
mort az an adjourned meeting 10 be held on fraay heA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Every family should use DrNNING's


which the
Juicy make the beet Coffee Cocoa Tea boil Rice fnh Starch
NILE Fruits Jelles kc with possibility Of bgang smoke
smel geasy steam eau cook sitting rom without orcnse
from vegetables hh ket cook Beestcak three
minutes the uutous aud dgesbr roluGl,
r iE0ids and GooD EVERYBODY Made sire from 10
inch Send uf circulars.
DuNSiSG 4 Co.. No N Walls
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
fAnuouneeineniaI

An Elegant Skin is secured by the use of
JAkEDs ENAn PARIS which the refined hshtonc ladies'
iuGo for partng brilliant complexion and son white ahi
parent kin freed Of cses pnJes black pett and all rough
dscoorson Sold y No b2l Broadway and by all
tue best Druggists Perimers DgNts BARNES Co. and g.
WELLS a Co., General Agents
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

These carats fne superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1900. ,.. .
Every Pen Is stamped "a Morton, Second Quality
and numbered.
accident.
The Cases are made Of Coin silver but not heavy
as those of the First Quality
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION