davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
BY TELEGR RAPH!
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. January 22.-Gen. Grant is attending the session of the Peabody Educational Fund to-d day. Tomorrow he will give a reception to the citizens at Barnums Hotel.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26

WITH NOTHING TO Do.-What Il strange anolnaiy ill creation IS Il hu- man being with nothing 10 do. The most insignificant object in nature be- comes 10 him or her d source oi envy ; the birds sing in m ecsiacy of joy the tiny flower hidden from all eyes sends torth its fragrance Of happiness; the mountain stream dashes along with a sparkle Of pure delight. The object Q, their creation is accomplished, and heir life gushes forth in harmonious work Oh, plant! oh, stream! here in man and woman are powers we never dreamed ol--facullies divine. eternal laleuts unexereiscd. capacities nnde- veloped; a human lie thrown away wastrd as water poured forth in the desert. Oh birds and flowers! ye are gods in such mockery ot lie as this.
 q
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26

In presenting this Medicine to thc public we take pleasure in assuring it that 1t is no humbug--no quack nostrum; but that il will most assurediy do everything for which it is recommended; for the truth of which We re- fer you to q number of gentlemen who have tried it in their own families with unparal- lelled success. See them personally or ad- dress them by letter if you have any fears as to the correctness of the certificates Ii is great pleasure we take in saying to the suffering world that safe and sure rem edy is here offered to ease their aching pains, and you ne suEsr no longer. but try Low dornill's Compound Fluid, for it will cure. lt is home discovery and only needs trial. Great inducements 10 agents to travel. 4 good chance to make money--give us . call. A liberal discount to all druggists. Ministers of the Gospel one bottle free. Prepared and sold by
 E A. LOWDERMILL
 and
 JEROME HARRISON;
 Des Arc, Arkansas.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
Dai ing Robbery tD Green COun-
 ty A.abanna.

On the night ot the 9th, at about ten 0 clock, the store house of Miller x Tarr, at Union. in this county, was en- tered by three armed men who drew their pistols, demanded lhe keys ot the safe and rified II ot SzI3 insspceie a part being trust funds. Taking MT. Tuck who was sleeping in the store, prisoner. they compelled him to lead inc way to Judge MilIer,s dwelling, demanded ihe keys of Mrs Miller and searched his sale and writing desk, finding no money, but three gold watch es which they seized but resioreing one to the mother who begged it, as having belonged to a son now dead. Itkih2 Mr Tuck with hem until sufficient distance from the houseto prevent alarm and pursuit, they then released him and iled.--Eutaw Whig, 9th.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
HAMBURG, ASHLEY Co, ARK.

AprIl T, Io6S.
 We the undersigned. Druggist of Ham burg, do hereby certify that We have sold Dr. |. \. ls,wdermill's Compound Fluli wit, sieat success, and in our stock oi Patent Medicines, there are none that sell 50 ready or command greater inquiries nom our hundreds of customers we have never hea,d word of aught UT condem nation of lLe justly popular Compound Fluid. All Drug9lst would do vel to purchase supply without delay, as there can be no ioubt of fnding sale for it us soou as introduced.
 k. M DICKENS X co.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26

An attempt is making to legalize dissection in Illinois. and io pass law allowing bodies ot unciaiIned dead 10 be used for scientific purposes. l, Is said that such law only exists in New York and Wisconsin.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
DIES ARC MALE $ FEMALE $ F M I ~ A R Y.

The trustees having secured the ser vices of Mir B. D. PERRY, his tenth semi-mnnual session Will commence on Monday, the 25th Of January, 1869, as- sisted by competent female teacher. RATES or TuirioS, rEn SESSION OF FIVE
 MoAFIs.
 Primary Department ...... Sl3 co Higher English Department. l5 00 Ancient Languages .......... 20 00 Incidental Fee. .,............. 00 Board can be had at Sl2 per month. One-hali of the tuition must be paid in advance and the balance at the close. All scholars considered regular from time of entrance. and no deduction ex- copt in case Of protracted sickness.
 For further information, apply 10 the Principal. janl9tf
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26

-W. l.. Barry, the veteran printer, aged S9 year,, was ill Nashville the other day on tramp" He is still vigorous, and can set up ten thousand types day. His young brother, John U. Barry, Of Holly Springs, Miss, is Si years otd, hale, vigorous and cheerful, tad can split Us insng rails and set as niug 'ems ss any pr,nter. lie has V ,sfS l at lie cssa for f1 YHsrs
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. January 2. HOUSE.

Mr. Poland. from the Committee on a Revision of the Laws. made Il report in reference to the extension of the forty rer cent. clause in the banking law. ana to the printing of notices in bankruptcy. which was ordered to be printed and resubmiited.
 Mr. Griswold introduced bill to di- mnsh the fluctuations in gold. and to provide for q return to specie pay mcnts. which was referred 10 his Com mittee on Ways and Means. and order ed to be printed. The bill proposes the issue of gold notes by the Govern ment, redecmable in coin, and receiva- ceed S350O0o.000. The amount of gold in the treasury above that required for three months interest on the public debt is 10 be used in redeeming green backs at the average gold valne.
 Mr. Dawes, from Committee of Con- ference on the bill in relation to taking
 
 report which was agreed to, and the House resumed the consideration ot the bill granting land to the Denver Pacific Railroad and Telegraph Com pany, and after considerable discussion the subject went over for to-day.
 The Speaker gave notice that to-mor- Ia, nN ..al1 lii proposed amendments to the Constitu- ton in respect to suffrage. and the bills on that subject for debate during the day.
 The death of fIinds, a member from Arkansas. who was assassinated in that State d,:ring the recess of Congress, was annou,ced Lr Elliott. of Arkansas, and after several euloEies upon the deceased by the members or ,he Arkaii- sas delegation, the House adjourned.
 SENATE.
 The President pro tenn, presented the credentials of James A. Bayard and Thomas F. Bayara, as Senators elect
 
 from Delaware.
 Prof AYassiz was re-appointcd Re gent of the Smithsonian Institute.
 Mr. Howard, from the Pacific Rail- road Committee, reported a joint reso- lu,ion reserving 5000 per mile from the Union Pacific Railroad and bran chcs, until the present Commissioners have reported upon the condition of these roads. Tabled.
 The consideration of the air-line railroad from Washington to New York was resumed, and Mir. Doolittle spoke in opposition.
 Mir. Conkling, from the conference committee in regard to the amendment to the bill 10 prescribe the mode oi obtaining evidence in contested elec- ion eases, reported that they had agraed 10 it in a form authorizing Registers in Bankruptcy and Notaries Public to take such evidence, and alter some discussion the report was agreed to, and the Senate adjourned until to- morrow.
 WITH NOTHING TO Do.-What q strange anoiiiaiy in creation IS u hu-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
NOTICE

ISHEREBY GIVEN That Joseph Rose has sold aud conveyed bis interest in the old firm of Ten Eyck. Soule X Co.,. of Des Arc, Ark ansas to Lonsetta c. Soule. and that John Armstrong, one of the members of said firm of Ten Eyck, Soule X Co. has leased the en- ire interest of the other members of said firm in the mills, machinery, &c., situated in the said town of les Arc; and hereafter the business wilt be conducted by himself The books, notes and accounts of said firm are left in his hands, and he is authorized to settle up their business. All indebted 10 said firm will please call on Mir Armstrong and settle. TEN EYCK, SOULE < co.
 Jauusrv o2d 1869 In
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26

Tile New ! Yerk Citizen has been purchased by Mr. Peter b. SweenetF for seveuty-fv' koussn'i ao,:ass-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
NOTICE.

HAVING DISPOSED OF NY. ENTIRE | Il interest in the frnls of Matthews, Jud- son X Co. and .Iudson X Co. to l.e remaining 2 partners, am no longer n member thereof. They assume all indebtedness of sai firms. and are alone authorized to collect the in debtcdness due the same.
 R. c. MATTHEW'S Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 2s. 1868. The business of said firms will continue as heretofore by the undersigned remaining partners under the name and style of JuD- SON < co. who assume the liabilities of said f ms, and who alone are authorized 10 collect the indebtedness due the same
 A. B. HUDSON,
 T. II HUDSON,
 ]. c, ALEXANDER. Memphis. Nov. oS, 1868. Tn retiring from said firms I respectfully recommend them 10 the patronage of my friends. l.. c. MATTHEWS. decl5-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ToM McCARLEY. A A. SrALLwonTH. McCarlev & Stallworth,
 (New Brick Building) Des Arc. Ar1xanS as.

Des Arc, Arkansas. Have just received well selected stock of
 DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
 NOTIONS, HATS.
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 HARDWARE, QUEENSwARE.
 TINWARE, ETC, ETC. ALSO keep fresh stock of DRuGs on hand which we offer for sale low for cash. Highest market price paid for all kinds ot country produce. jan26
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26

Special attention to>chronic Qr ulcered sore legs, cancers and cases of rheumatism. Patronage respectfully solicited.
 Oliice on Duena Vista street. jan5-3m
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869,

The first edition of one hundred thousand ot VicKs Illustrated Catalogue of Seeds ana Guide in the Flower Garden is now published t makes n work of one hundred pages, beau lii9lly illustrated. with about l50 Fine Wood Eugravings of Flowers and Vegetables, and
 AN ELEGANT COLORED PLATE.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26

"A Vermont editor says he had q present on Christmas morning. which twas not piano. hai i' onuld Yeil
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26

The CITIZEN is NOT the O0i- ciai Organ Oft.,e hxadfcal Party. It is moi the Recipient Os FORGED Patronage; but relies on It's own Merits and OM n Discriminating PUBLIC. for success:
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-26
A Roauet of TiOyyers.

Il is the most beautiful. as wei IS the most instructive Floral Guide publishe.. giving plain and thorough directions for the CULTURE OF FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES. The Floral Guideis published for the ben eft of my customers, to whom it is sent free without application, but will be forwarded to ail who apply hy mail, for Ten Cents, which IS not halt ihe cost. Address
 JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

VN0 LET-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT, on
the McCombs Dam Road Poriham shis iof three years
200 year Inquire Of STANLEY DAY No. VS. BtoAdS And
| 4. WILLIAMS. No. 81 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
4utiuN Sails Of SiaI Gstatt.
In.,lr MrILrn. Aue,Iop,sr.


4 UCTlON SALE of 40 VILLAGE PLOTS
n and TWO COTTAGE HOUSES. situated Al Rys Point hftou
Wetehetter Couuy-ADRlAN H. MULLER, p r. WILKINS CO
vii se AZ snoD on WEDNESDAY April 2 NJ O'clock the Br
Broadway the valuable
Rr or Wspurghfs Point dtped Milton. Wesicheser County
the line Of the EeuYOrk NeWl
ven Railroad eve minutes nom NswYoL which time will
the Harlem and Portohes Road
Is completed tbs snVeJs for which 6ushed and the capital
,erbed apd The depot which will Be within quarter mile Of
this property There property 10 the lowe. section Of Wss,eb
County elby located that Offer natural sdvan
ags for suburban residences Bounded hde BY Milton
Harbo other BY Long Island Sound with tne dansge
% neee. be extremely healthy positions sns is facilities o
bathing boating and fihg unequHed having water nt Of
mule also within ousqO'rer q mile Of s Beach 80
celebrated for Its great advantages for bathing The new Boue
ward the line Of the Od Boston Road within ball mile OF ne
property making and beautiful drive for those wishing TO ,ea
Ne" By private convesnee The present owner h .Ionaa
$4,000 building roads planting and beiutbg TIE prop
The extreme point Of this property containing ,Ien
covered with large aud luxurious growth OF otf tnd
admirably adapted for hotel this point doef
been built exceeding 600 and which the best esmooa
dock In the township There the property two ne" o
taOybut Cottages having most Of the convenehes OF cry
Stable Gardeners Cottage Hennery &C. There houses are rts %
immediate occupancy number Of Photographic views nsn ION
different points the be at the once OF VIZ Au
and which will give in small degree some idea o. me
beauties Of the properly To those wishing 70 purchase pog
cry either for improvement tbs sale will on 0O 0A
usual Inducements
Maps and Guide Maps the Oc Of the Aue0hssr' No. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
To Capitalists, Builders, &c.
ALEAIRE WORKS,
ON CHERRY AND MoNROE-sTs.
All AUCTION.

BIgECKRR SON Co will sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY,
April u O'Clock the Exchange SaeIoom No. III Bsdsa,
The following valuable property the ALLARE WOkkS VIZ
CERRTsT lots north side Of Cherry ~ between Jack
each 25TO0 All these lot. are Zee simple
MONROE AdninR the above the south SIDE on Mon
mpei each Tot 259s feet Adjoining t1o,s 10 Io,s on ihe
aide 25r95 extending through from Cherry 10 Mon
Of rs feet each street Thee lots are on lease
for II from May Al $500 aBpn I1ey nave or e
3story building Chery The residue OF the lot Is
covered wb buildings connected with the Alre Woi above de-
sebed ant have the right portion Of all the buildings on e
except TIE cheTytt. hOu
MONROE lot the north sde OF honroe't I'm.
medatey opposite 25I9 ST cent remain on
mortgage For Maps apply the AAetOnte No. n Ceditl sud
particulars the Office Of tia COmDanI No 40 ChsfuSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
Sutton Sails Of StaI estate.

A. j. BLEEcKER, AueoneeL
VALUABLE LOTS on MADISON-AVE. and
~ on oSE.HUEDRED-AND-SlXTkBNT Sold Of
De owners going abrosd.
A BLEsckRR son Co win soil at auction on THURSDAY,
W. ~ u ~. NJ the kSrhsnee SaesToOm:
hADlSDNhgK-8 lots AIDE Madison forming the
MIS- - ~ 49,
= OhsHuS pRED AND SIXTREETHST-4 lots north side com
rSE y" % EAST kourthkY each 2Si Maps ~ No u Cedar st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
10 LOTS
AT
RInnRMoop. BRRGRN COUNTY, n. J.

A ] BLFECKFR SON Co. will sell at suction. on WbDNks-
nay Anil 28 At IL O'clock at the Exchange SaleuooIn
About inmates from the depot This property Is hneJ nsud
tbe Prsmus and surrounding country for miles, Tor
be,u scenery be surpassed Rdgewood on the kn
Railroad about II NewiOrk and eau be more EASILY rescued
and With better facilities than the upper part Of "siehse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE APRlL ~
The very 'ueeessl Exhibition VI Jerome Thompsons original
and vsry charming Paintings OF The Old oaken Bucket" "Hons
Sweet Home" Paddle Your o.n Cameo and The Captive Csa
April 49, aud FRIDAY EVENING April 3d. ats o'clock Mr. JOHN
H. DRAPER viii sell at the Firth Avenue Art Galleries the ongn
Paintings Public Auction to the highest bidder without any reses
O''-'' N~N JOHN H. DRAPER L Co., Auc1i0nssEh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
Euuus anb farms 6dant,s.

COUNTRY STORE-Wanled to LEASE or
" PURCHASE BUILDING suitable FOR The Grocery od Tea ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
2 SPLENDID VILLA PLOTS
eopw1su1Is, ptReEN COUNTY, MI

BLERCKER SON Co will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY,
April the Exchange Sslesroom No. III BroAdway
Railroad hour and IS minutes ride from the city hd
ont each The land elevated and well situated
for budbg remarkable for its subhy and beauty scenery hest Of
spring and frequent BY Erie Racs aud by new
Railroad which building and will be completed
October Depot will be within 800 feet Of the property Commut
reasonable Title old and perfect Terms liberal Maps No n
CedAr-tt
A j. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co., Auctioneers.
~ THURSDAY April 49, at u NJ at the Exchange S,esroOm;
brick House and Lot No SO Wooster
side between Grand and BoOmests 1880 Title perfect
Half Ou mortgage -
PlFTYFIFIhsT.-ll lot s., It's feet west Of siI'havs
al M II Cedars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

q. ]. BLEECKER, Auell0neer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
Smussnunts.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.-Begins at s.
~ ~, ga.e Pixies corner Twenty thirds. and Rghtbsvs)
ryTT ', wpSE
THE ny Rf.Ps ed n'safo'H gTs.;S 5
TIE TIE i Best b3IlT
ever ''"0'' SrR Il ~ SAV2 SsasoN An''''.
tF g,ss &g gi''''' r'P' ;9ER' Dsv II s
Nj. BLANCHE GREY. MIRANDA
M ia; sssa :. fSSS n e.
's .ss s11i
n !'s ,s 20. b SsiG.i& .Si S. ~
DO justice G.rs mastery Psnng. Surprising .ns
they eve eloquent cultivated taste which T.,
frequently nsstssd the tnOughess ss.aOG ts s,Toeos
'' Ta is cH iih Rj9 EoaRscca BALLET TROUPE
The mos. hnE ,se.eaI Ssion ever America, repre-
'nHs s' T RSFssr aarSFR + EVERY SATURDAY
Shortly viii he produced splendid STYLE Alexander Dumas dranaH
''N1' q ~ '''-' THE The THREE nSs oUARDsMEN.
ROOTHs THE,ATER. 49,, :, a., 800
THIS, and every evening except SATURDAY.
MIR. EDWIN BOOTH,
m sHAKEsPEAREs GRAND TRAGEDY OF
OTHELLO.
1Aao MATINEE on SATURDAY, at II o'clock
SATURDAY EVENING,
NIX r fpE'f M ApsBI iG' H IA sTe" IN
Doors open at IT; to commence at o'clock
.ta S, 'ssSss eioso the Muse IL Dsn No
I'll Broadway.
az EFT Us HAVE PEACE"
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
TO De HELD IN THE
CITY OF BOSTON.
JUNE u.s. 10, IT. 49, AND 49, 1862
To eomn,mor,. tie restoration Of PEACE THROUGHOUT rHR
THE COLISEUM
IN which Ii. Jub.e b b will afford ample accommodates for
nearly FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS and the shss Musical Enter
..nmsnts will include Ora.OriO performances BY the
GREATEST CHORUS
eve. organized any part the world made Of Musical Societies
from al. section, Of the country TWENTY THOUSAND Chill
pREN from the public SCHOOL,, with an Orchestra OF
ONE THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS.
comprising many principal Bands and best Musicians in the United
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
from a. sections Of UnOn including NATIONAL and STATE OPT
GALS participate the Jubilee iud the citizen, Of Boston will DO
prepared erend those hOps and attentions to visitors from
which they hope uaugu the return Of hind and
f,.u, feeling among all American citizens aud aid In psrpsuatnE
throughout the world peace EARTH good will toward men" II.
The outlay attendant upon this vast undertaking has been
unsr,mpe prOp,Des BY the citizens Of Boston, In
,ung for the Festival every which peeuaia aid
command
The following scale Of price, has been sstaSli'hsd'
SINGLE ADMISSION 9th scared s5 and 81 according to To-
cation
SINGLE ADMISSION. 0ithoui secured seats %
SEASON three persons to all the
gwen the Coliseum during the ssason 100
The sale the Boston Music Hail. Monday
Ma Orders accompanied With the may be trans
md BY the country BY mail OF express
directed to
p PECK Ticket Agent Boston Mu'e Hall, Boston, Mass
Per order Of the Executive Committee.
HENRY O. PARKER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
0itg 9ruprrtp 60 gtt.

AT los E. Fourth-st., to LET First Floor and
n basement Second aye eonsn5g Al. mosn Improvements
rent $50 Ipouire Of sCHLBSINGkB No. 100 R osston-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
&tal 6statt 10 Grrhann,

ITO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several long Island FARMS One s 800 acres on o.
to S{O0i Of l63 acres 1850; Of acre, $500
ie Of l9CO1 one Of IS acres $500 Of 100 srss
Ib6OO0 Also FOR EXCHANGE several other FARMS In EsssT
4syfEsw YorL aud COnueceat ~ A. rutland Co.. No Bsi
ihtntt, hes.fok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
TOR SALE. -.r.,, uonv.
TOR SALE-At Bridgeport, Conn, sc

FOR SALE-At Bridgeport Conn, several
Il NEW HOUSES including eegant MANSION, furnished OF
1nnhed with Eve land coAehhou houses 9I
gardener choicest fruits fountains marble
Baar aud cold vats lie Will be sold for less than two
thirds its value.
charming COTTAGE Sea Side Park within Ten rods Of Long
1ilsnd Sound snd several other Houses a. low prices
For pictures and printed descriptions spp tp w. SHERWOOD
or @. A. STAPLES, Bridgeport g. SPALDlhG Co.. NO 4O
FouuhaV EewY0rkt MALLORY BLACKWELL, No 50 Liberty
St WALLER. BALL Co. No. Is Chspbersst; HOMER NOR
GAN Pine H. BENEDICT Secretary Savings Bsak No
W. BENEDICT Nos 10 Pinest and $50 sixth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
SOurh ana 8dms.


Lpr FJJZARFTH. N.y-Board for one or
~ Coo erner with here cnafcrts 10 private flnl ise
rs sn The d,po AZ from Sl5s week Also III
Wsntressye East Broollyn ROOM Iest $40 1ho. ~
FURNISHED SECOND ELOOh Oh li 10 'IEP 70
srn s,sn.r or family Of adults More room 'eq's@
Cab from 10 TO g.
MODERATE TERMS-s.il.NNS,..iEso N. IS .sss.
lfE with sithoat boAAAD' "~P''
wes. Of Eigha'.te.
IIIWO nice ROOMS to LETmF1rnlshed OF un n.
W. Al S,h - partial board Call or address No IA
Wa Forty.second st.. near seyseIls-s. -
80 yVrST Thirty STA small fam
0O1 two pleasant ROOMS which they will LET together
or separately with boA.p .---------.-------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

GUBURBAN PROPERTY AT A BARGAIN
- one Of mansions IN TIE vicinity OF AeWloh S
NeHYork hour quartsr from Payoua feri
- eeh dy By ke Raad all trains stop Al heuon 81 tos OF
land highly cultivated 70 u choice fruits conservatory heated
and hs stones bigh richly reeoed For terms sPpg to JOHN
MACK No. "a Howsrd.si. Eew-York City.
VOU can RENT or PURCHASE City or
County Property very cheap dGrsg tbs week a. FREEMAN
Cos J. FREEMAN Co., No 2i2 Broadway.
UIRGINIA-SOuthemP Plantation of 470 acres,
mostly under cultivation nayigab within u miles Of city
Oo nhsbAutL See and Inquire Of LUCUS WELLS No.
asa BrotdSGv.
HAVING secured from M0ULEs PATENT
AISBARTH CLOSET COMPANY the exclusive right to msnuiactus
aud sell the EARTH CLOSET Ia the United states .. b.
THE EARTH CLOSET COMPANY
prepared to supply orders ior
COMMODES Ne
And Appara'us for FIXED clo.st.
,o,,, A. AZ the following prices:
DoA DIS In neat CHESTNUT or PINE CASES psns'd, ~.
SOhMODkS 10 neat CHESTNUT PINE CASES, paneled.
charges
FIXTURES for EARTH CLOSETS Including seat with finished
boes earn posn unaeT 10 hopper galvanized hopper and
we ieet by inches,
without eftra charge Tor packing dTaYge 50
Self acting. including weight.
Or with eiTthen shield At IS addition
NoOdeut showing the
i Of closet htares which val enable any Intelligent carpenter
Ehem up without difficulty.
Send for Sorcear
Adiress, fHE EARTH CLOSET COMPANY, Hartford Com