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The Van Buren press., 1869-12-21
EED.J j. V. Van Sandt, of Ft. Smi


EE d. j. V. Van Sandt, of Ft. Smith,
was killed ON Tuesday of last week, in
TINT city, by Edward Brogan. Whisky
was the cause Brogan was held for trial
under 81 900 bond. DIR. Van Zandt was
Mason and was buried with honors.
The papers of Fort Smith. speak Of the
outrage very tendery 1t was only man
killed " 3. Press,
We find the above in the Van Buren,
Press. We have not lived near enough,
nor long enough under the will of court
nor its influence, to be yet prepared to
manufacture public opinion in a case of
such Importance The Mayor. and one
magistrate sat as an examining court, and
discharged one and held the other charg-
ed to bail for his appearance and trial in
$1,000. r.... .........,. .-,r.
Not tcndcrly" but truthfully did we
give the facts and do not propose to set
ourselves up as judge and jury, and pro-
nounce sentence before trial our neigh
Dor may assume that prerogative, we do
not envy his aspirations. fa sr..'ar
Here are the ".facts' Of the killing of
VAN ZANDr given by the Herald, last
week from which we made our notice.
what are they 4" chiskey." Not one nit
igating circumstance does it give. 1t is
poor satisfaction, we are thinking, for the
stricken widow and fatherless children to
know that whisky has taken from them
an indugent father and kind husband. 1t
was unfortunate, very, and we are sorry
for them We do not know Mr.. Brogan
from any other man---but il Ne have oc-
casion to note any such occurrences "
we shall not hesitate to speak oft in terms
tnat are unmistakable The Herald can
call it what they choose:
UNFORTUNATE OCCURRENCE. On Tues
day evening, about sun down, in the vi
cinity of the Forks of the Road" an
unfortunate occurrence took place, which
resulted in the death of DR.. j. V. Van
Zandt, by n pistol shot fired from the
hands of Mr. Ed Brogan, residing in this
county. We have heard no cause assign
ed for the quarrel, and believe that the
curse Of society, whisky, was Mt the bot
tom of it. An inquest was held, and a
verdict rendered in accordance with the
above facts. Mr.. Brogan and Mr. Robt.
Thompson were arrested, and after an
investigation had before tho Mayor,
Brooks, and Esquire Swift, Mr. Brogan
was bound over in $1,000, and Mr..
Thompson discharged. III
1t is q sad occurrence, and casts a
gloom over the city. We have heard it
regretted much by every one We have
heard speak Of it; and it should be a
warning against carrying weapons and
becoming drunk
DR.. Van Zandt was buried on We'd
nesday, with Masonic honors, OF which
society he was an exalted member.-
Herdid.
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Council Room, City Van Buren,.

r, DECEMBER 6, 1869.
At q Regular meeting of the City Conn-
Gil, of The City of Van Buren, held on
Monday evening, Dec 9th, 1869.
Present-llon. J. T. Lytle, Mayor
Aldermen, Hayman, Roberts, Hanley,
Pernot, Dibrell and Brown; Bowlin,
Marshal Brown, Solicitor.
The following Ordinance was offered
by, alderman Hayman. Rules Of Council
suspended by unanimous vote and Ordi-
nance placed on final passage: y.
BE it ordained, BY tie Mayo and al
dermen of the City Of Yam Buren,, That
from and after this date any person or
persons licensed to keep Drinking Sa-
loon or Billiard Tables, who shall allow
or permit any boys under the age of (1S)
eighteen years to play at Cards or Bill
iards in their House or to Drink at their
Bar; on conviction therefor before
the Mayor, their licenses as such Saloon
Keeper or Keeper Of Billiard Tables
shall be revoked. ....i.
ordinance accepted. '4
The Bond Of George E. White, Treas.
urer, was presented, approved and order
ed to be recorded
The appointment of James Brodie as
Deputy Constable by VIM Bowlin, Mar
shal, was approved by the Council.
Resolved, That the Health Committee
be instructed to examine the slough be-
low and East of the City for the purpose
Of more complete drainage of the same
and also to make an estimate of the cost
of the same and report at the next regu-
lar meeting. ~
On motion Council adjourned.
tGEO. f. WHITE,
a Clerk of Council.
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Manhood; How Lost, How Restored

JUST published a new edition Of Dr. crLyERwEiLs 5
CELEBRArEp ESSAY on the RADICAL cuRE without
medicne) of sPERMAroHRuUh, or Sc nnai Mental and
Physical ncapacity, impedimeuts 81 marriage, etc.
also CONSUMPTION, EPLErsy. and Irrs, induced by
self-indulgopce or sexual extrayagancc
rf- Price IN sealed envelope on conts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable ESSAY,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successil
practice, that Tie alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine or the application Of the
knife pointing out urode Of cure at once simple,
certain aud ehcetuai BY means OF which evory snher-
himself choaply. privately and radically.
ps- This Lecture should b0 In the hands OF every
| youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under seal, in q plain envelope, TO any ad.
dress post paid, receipt Of sS cents or two poe,
| stamps Also DR.. Culycrwolis " Marriage Guide, y
priee 2j cents Addrcss the publishers,
| CllAS c. KLINE 4 CO.,
ly lN Bowery, y y. Post toilice box i,bS.
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FAy BURE.y
STEAM FERRY
u. S. Mail Stage Route.


v'iIE well known and long established Tea
l. ry at VAN BUREN. Arkansas. Is nov
nndcr the charge Of the subscriber. The Pro.
prietors having recently put on a Lorgs Nss
Neaa5oat and with earril,l and experisRc-
ed i'errymcn. they iefl confident that they
run give universal satisfaction 70 the travel.
Ing public Their aim win he to meet the In.
crcaslng demands OF tue large einigrant trxv
i 10 and from Texas. as1 Aa.
The s. LoaIs and sherman, Texas. U; ).
Nails are carried over this Ferry. wllleh IL .
good guarantee that 1t Is the shortest NJ well
~ the Dsst route for travel of all kinds.
This Ferry has the iargest and best boat on
the river and can cro3, 2Dv wagons and t-ams
per day antl no detention on either bark 81
bc expected. Enclosures for Stock and Sheds
for the accommodation of travellers are being
built on both sides OF the river and no pains
will be spared to accommodate the public. We
shall strive 10 continue to make this the pops-
lar route to aud from Missouri and Texas.
II. {. HAYMAN, Sspsrirssndsat.
u Van Durcn, AR. 1869. u
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ground until the peak Of its gable should

ground until the peak Of its gable should
be beneath the surface Of the earlh 2
And Mr.. Beseher was assisted by the
Rev. MIR. rockingham who blasphemsd
in aprayefto God, which contained these
words:
Father, we thank Thee for what these
two have been to each other, and for
what they may be yet" -.
MIR, rockingham may plead in his de-
fence that he does not believe in the
Scriptures; but Mr. Bsseher, who has
been engaged for several years past up
on Life Of Christ, should have remind
ed him that our Savior said II say un
to you, that whosoeyer shall put away
his wife, saving for the cause of fornica
ton, caussth her to commit adultery
and whosoever shall marry her that is
divorced committeth adultery" Ha
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Eg- To Mr.. +. W. NOBLE, Of the firm
of J. A. Noble & Co., and their gentle
manly and attentive clerk, H c. DEcH-
ERD, we arc indebted for n basket Of de
licious Oranges, They, certainly, in our
judgment exercise most excellent taste
in the distribution of their favors, and
may consider us under re -newed obliga-
tons
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- II; -

Ez~ The popular New Orleans packet,
Importer, Capt Jno. Williams, master,
md John Bird, Clerk, arrived at our
Ianding on Tuesday last. She went
Eown on Wednesday, and notwithstand.
Big the exceedingly rainy weather, re-
,ived here. so or 60 bales of cotton. We
,cknowledsc from the officers, can of
resh Oysters, which were very nice.
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The Mason and Hamlin Organ Co.
WINNERS of the
ptG pxpnSITfnN MInAI


PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL,
Who haue uniformly been olrdrded High-
est Honors al Industrial Exhibitions
in this country,
SO that their work is the Acknowledged standard OF
excellence in its department respeetiully announce
that with extended and perfected facilities and By
the exclusive use of recent improvements they are
now producing yet more perfect organs than ever
10 all public and private uses for DraWing Blooms,
Libraries Music Rooms Concert Halls, Lodges,
Churches, Schools, &c.. ~ plain and elegant cases
ali Of which they enabled BY their uneqnaed m
work. The recent improvements in these Organs
have 50 increasea their usefulness and popularity
that they are uuquest6nabr the most desireabe In
strumeuts cbtlinaAe for family use, as we'll ns
Churchcg, schoQl9, &es while tho prices at which
tnoy am ta Afforded so 20 81 900 cachi adapt them
t. the means and requirements Of all classes. They
arc equally adapted TO secular and sacred music are
elegant as furniture, occupy little space, are not
liable Or gc out Of order, mot requiring tuning once
whore pioh0foTtn is tuned twenty timosl, nfe very
The VI. & u. Organ CO.. are now selling Iol DC
TAVE ORGANS for $50 each FIVE OCTAVE Or
CANS. FIVE STOPS, with two sets Of NlBRATOKS
for BPS, and other styles at proportionate rates
the Mason aud Hamlin Organ Co.., respectfully refer
TO the musical profession generally majority, Of
tho most prominent musicians m.thc country, with
many Of cminence in Europe, have given public tca
timony that the Mason Hamln Organs excel all
others. .. .
A circular containing this testimony in full will be
sent free to any one desiring H. also descriptive
circular containing full particulars respecting these
instruments with correct drawings OF the different
styles and the lowest prices which are fixed and IN
TIE MASON K UAMLIN ORGAN co,
500 Broadway, New York. ia fremont St.. Boston.
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Christmas Gifts !!
rii ,..lEsa. e~ltt WE..lt
In Great Variety !
AT THE STORE OF
f. M. N cal,
UP TO wv.
UP TO wv.

EE For Christmas, KRONE & DIrroN
of Fort Smith, put upon our side board
q couple of bottles Of the celebrated Ba-
yarian Bitters They are Agents for the
same for Western Arkansas Gentle
men, our regards,
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FOR SALE,

MORE than One Hundyed Lots, in the
town of Van Buren, and a number Of
FaluaJ's Farms in Crawford County.
ct'il.t JESSE TURNER,
Agent for the owners.
feb IL, 69-im
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tY-A few single gentlemen or gentle
man and his wife, can learn of good board
in private family, on application at this Of
flee ,...t ct
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EE- Capt. JEFF BALDWIN was at the
wheel Of the steamer Ozark, and was look
ing as blooming and happy as a big sun
flower. And who wouldn't?
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TT Save your money and buy your Drugs
aud Fancy Toilet articles cheap at the New
City Drug Store In Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-21

ET Capt "SnINALL," ofthe House OF
b. BEAR, Fort Smith, passed ap on the
Ozark. a:a ..H.I itJ .E'
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New Wholesale and Retail Drug
Store just opened at Van Buren, on Main
Street, near NJ. Lynchs Store.
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For cheap Drugs aud everything
usually kept in Drug Stores so to the New
City Drug Store In Van Burcn, on Main st.
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Farmers Attention !

To All whOm these Presents shall
concentrating.
L. NOW YE. that the Red WangdOo-
IN die Mill, is now read for business |;
and will be run on the 35th parallel against
the "Thayer Snag Boat" w. L. Denckla n
Co.'S Railroad, or any other yeloeipede men
In the State. And that for and In consdcra-
ton of every Three Bushels OF good
Wheat at the Mn delivered, One Hun.
,lred pounds of Supcriine Flour will
be given, with the Shorts and Bran thereun-
to appertaining.
Furthermore. Cash on hand for good Wheat
at full market value.
BRIGHT PERRY.
fully T0e,sm
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TREAsURER's REPORT.

- TREAsURER's OFFICE,
VAN buren,, Nov. 3, 1868.
Report of the financial condition of the cor
poration of City Van Buren, to the Sth Now,
1869.
Total amount City Scrip issued
from Sd December 1866, to Sth
November, 1863 S5,29l %
Total amount City Scrip redeemed
and burned to Nov. sth, 1869 1898 50
Balance out Sth November. $l,667 43
Deduct scrip redeemed and on hand 500 Is
S767 GS
ASSETS or CORPORATION.
Balance on Tax Books in hand Of
Collector, sl,255 &C
Crawford County Bonds on hand, 266 90
-
Total assets, ~ Sl,52l &C
LIABILITIES.
Amount scrip outstanding, $167 6s
Balance in favor corporation 1888 9s
GEO. +. WHITE, Treasurer.
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~ What's the matter? The Fort
Smith Herald did not get here until this
morning.
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sS- The finest and cheapest lot of SAD
DIES and SADDLERY in the city, can be
Pound at F. NJ NEAL's. Recollect. at the
lS- up-toun Meals, and call early. 2w
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E. = s I

JN this city short time siarea small GOLD
l. LOCKET. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by returning the same to this office.
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IDR, w. W. BAILEY, has Just opened at
~ the CITY DRUG STORE, Fort Smith
.he largest, most elegant and chaste assort-
nent of Bohemian Vases and Toilet
articles, ever brought to this country.
Don't fail to call soon, if you want to Sc
,ure handsome Christmas Present.
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GI- Maj. SPARKS of the Hrald, was
over yesterday, and looking as happy as
) "four-day meeting"
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EOR Cheap Bcdsteads. Mattresses, Chairs.
i and all kinds of common Furniture, call
on s. X. LYON, Van Buren.
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The New City Drug Store in Van
Buren supplies country dealers, physicians
and planters with new fresh drugs rery cheap.
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The Van Buren Press,
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.

~ s. ~ PettagiU G Co., IN New York ana
.9ston, are authorized 10 yeceire advertising 70,
|. Press, in those cities,
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RIVER NEWS.

The stage of water in the river shows ~
feet above low water mark and falling slow.
The weather for the past week has been wet,
cold, and very dsagrecable Last night snow
fell to tile depth of inches. and this morning
slight rain and slect is falling. Reports
from over the mountains, are that the snow IN
Washington and Benton counties tn be IL
inches on the pround
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For cheap Paints, Oils Glass and
Turpentine, 20 to the New City Drug Store
In Van Buren,.
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The largest quantities of Dry
Goods ever offered in this city, at
t.I POWELL & DICKSON'S
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Just Received
NS BAGS Prime Rio Coffee,
- Is Barrels Sugar House Mplascs,
10 half bbls. :"
90 kegs
20 kegs Horse and Mule Shoes,
80 kegs Absorbed Nails.
bbls. Lubricating Oil,
20 kegs Eng. Soda-Direct Importation
80 bags Cotton Yarn.
80 caddics Virginia Tobacco,
A large lot Of school Books of all Kinds,
TO be sold VERY LOW to the Trade or at Re.
tail, by
Sept.1. NJ. LII NCH.
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Ifyou want the best custom made
Boots and Shoes, go to
POWELL d DECISIONS.
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III. $. Rymal, representing this House,
viii pass up aud down the river, between this
place and the Rock during the coming Fall
and Winter; and viii make liberal advances
on cotton consigned to Bussey & Co,
sept 2l,'60 6m
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'Confound the luck, this Is wooden
balloon we've got into, Bill. rs goin'
right up through the roof, sure. when
Ii gets on top OF the house, let's break out
and jump for our lives. Let's watch now
for our chance, old boy. or were goners.'
still the elevator ascended, and the two
pumpkins sat still with pale faces and
compressed lips, as II they were approach
Ing the rapids OF Niagara in An open boat.
They evidently anticipated death strug-
gle and were prepared for IL.
In a few more seconds the elevator
stopped. They were about to step out
when down Ii went, to the new astonish-
ment and terror OF the bucolic pair. They
then gave themselves up for lost, and
when the elevator reached the first floor,
and they were asked by one Of the SER
wants II they wished to 30 up again, they
stepped into the corridor Us II they had
walked out OF their graves.
what in thunder Is that thing 2 inquired
Joe.
Its the helevator,' replied the serving
man, who, being English, had aspirations
OF course.
We'll, Is IL n trap to frighten strangers,
or an Internal machine, or one OF them We
locipedes I've heard tell so much aboutT
The servant endeayored 20 explain what
an elevator Is; but he failed completely.
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.I.,,r, Mac" snu the "Gr.a. U.r.ady.'

Gen. Mcclellan has the same indccision
rs a superintendent of the Stevens float.
Ing battery, at Hoboken, n. j., with
salary of sl0, 900 year, that characteriz-
ell him as general. According to a
statement made by one OF the mechanics
under him, the General Is troubled with
the same complaint that paralyzed all his
military operations. He, an original Nc
Clellan man, says the working men Of the
country have been deceived in Mcclellan,
who Is pictured as cold-bloodcd tyrant,
treating working men "like dogs" The
first act Of the General was to cut down
wages. Every two or three weeks, says
the writer, Mcclellan changes his plans,
being rs unable to decide upon and stick
to any one plan now as he was when In
the army. Whenever he changes his
plans, he stops work and throws the men
out OF employment for week or so. "a
while ago. says the writer, 1--WE were all
kept idle for week, while simple mat
ter rs to whether there should be six or
eight chimneys to the blacksmith shop
was under consideration, which might
have been decided In ten minutes, and
which shows that the puttering way Of the
General down In the army, Is one Of the
characteristics Of the man."
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tItion for dover and allowance OF personal prop
erty presented by Geofge w. Otis, her widowsr.
ELisHA SH<PLEIGH, late OF Eliot deceased.
Petition for dover and allowance oi personal prop
erty presented by Sarah 8 Shapleigh, his widow;
<BBY YINIFG, late of Berwick, deoezssd. Pc
titiou for license 10 sell and convey real estate
whole. % pay debts, presented by Rlbridge X VIM
Ing, her Administrator
LUCT GERRISH, late OF Kittery, deceased. Pc
tition for license TO sell and convey real estate
whole, TO pay debts, presented by Oliver Cuts her
Administrator.
MARY GERRiSB, late OF Kittery, deceased. Pc
titiou for license to sell and convey real esnte
whole. TO pay debts, presented by oiiVer outs nef
CHIRLEs .. SAWYER, minor child q Isaac d.
Sawy er late Of Buxton, deccAsed. Petition for ~
lense 10 sell and convey real estate on adranM
gcous offer, presented by Charles T. Wsid' h''
Guardian. -,,
CHARLES ard DANIEL DROWN. minor chill
dren OF Jeremiah Drown, late Of Lyman, deccssed
Petition for license TO sell and convey certain real
estate on advantageous ofrer, and invest the pro
ceeds with ether money In other real estate, pro
| sented by John Y. Trip. their Guardian
THOMAS NJ. HSYES late of Boston, MsssAchu'
setts deceAsesed. Petition Tor administration upon
estate i'm this county 10 Joseph Dane OF keupc
bunk, presented by Francis L. Hayes, son oi dec
eAsed. .,.,
A true copy Of the original order,
3wI7 Atteai ii. II. BURBANK, Register.
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ThriA,sg Aare.fsrc Of r'cs c.snirysss~
~ Ne,c York.

lew evenings s.uo' '"o ,uSuoe, "nO
had maue their hrst ''s't 10 the ne'ropo'
lis, and had very naturally put up NJ the
Astor House, were examining inc ho'el
with surprise and delight They were up
stairs-lookcd Into the breakfast and din
ing rooms. the parlors. the office, the sa'
loon, the barber shop, and had many
words Of commentator for each. Al
last, wandering along the corridors, one
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Who know te Of the nature and character sIseai D-
cases ard teas n 30 their cure scps eshibt fcrrvf d.
piomss s< Irsutlcos Co~r,s, which psver erstn n
any part of the vcrti ctbsp exhibit DipsomAs of The
Deal bow ohtalped unknown md oaly asspmnE AMI I'd.
verssng Iu names u those nsertf In the dip"mAs ias
10 further th>ir lmposoa assun- names ~ Other csh-
bsaed physieans long sibos desd Neither be deceived
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. A BULFINCH ST.,

Opposite Revere use.)....BOSTON
The Trustees OF this Institution take pleasure Ia
announcing that they have secured the services o.
the eminent and well known DIR. A. A. HAYES
late surg. Y. 3. Army, Vice President OF COLUMBIA
College of Physicians and Surgeons. kc.
This Institution now publishes the popular med
ieal book entitled "Thc Science OF Life, or
seIf-PreseryatIon," written by DIR. Hayes. IL
treats upon the Errors of YsstA. premature De-
eitps of Manhood. Seminal Wsaknsss, and M Dis
eases ard aliases of hs Gspuafiue Organs. Thirty
thousand copies sold the last year. IL Is indeed
book tor every man.-young men In particular
Price only 81.
This Institution has just published the most per.
feet treatise OF the kind ever offered the public,
entitled, ''Sexual Physiology or Woman,
and her Diseases" profusely illustrated with
the best engrayings. This book is also from the
pen OF Dr. Hayes. Among the various chapters
may he mentioned, The Mystery Of Life,-Beaati-
fal Of.pring.-Beauty, Its Value TO Woman,-Mar-
rlage.-General Hygeine OF woman,-Puberty,-
Change OF Life,-Excesses OF the MArried,-Pre,
yentiOn to Conception, &c. In beautiful French
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ther OF these books are sent by mail. securely
sealed. postage paid. on receipt OF price
TIE s'Peabody Journal OF Ifealth,"a hrst
class paper in every respects pages, D columns,
published on the first OF February, and every
month during the year. subscription price per
year only so cents Specimen copies sent free TO
any address, on application to the Peabody lnsti-
tute.
ALBERT II. HAYES, NJ. D., Resident and Con-
sulting Physician.
NB-Dr II. can always be consulted In the str'ctes,
confidence from O'Clock In the morning until O'Clock In
the evening. Irpioiabie secrecy and esTtdir rehcf.
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OFFICERSi
WILLIAM WALKER. President
HENRY ]. RURBER, Vice President.
JOHN II. BEWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES T. PEAsE, Assistant Sco'y.
d. PARKS PACKLHR, Consulting Act'y.
EDWARD w. LAMBERT, NJ. d., Med Exr.
ALEXANDER 4 GREEN, Solicitors.
4. II. G. HOOPER,
General Agent for Maine and Northern New
Hampshire. 6u
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.uiseefiasse0sss.
Niccfy co~ust.

At the masked flremen's ball In New
Orleans, week before last, grey ant
handsome man who had refused tc
take his wife to the ball on the plea Of b,r
sin.ss, was much struck by n stranger, d
lady In mask. On her he exerted all his
fascinations.
%, no, sir, you quite put me out with
your ilattery! suspect you are marri'
cd man. said the lady.
No, indeed; but ! confess willingness
Ia get married since 1 have had the pleas
ure of seeing you,' was the gallant reply,
'Indeed! but you hasen't seen my face
yet"
No, but know IL is beautiful. The
exquisite grace that accompanies every
thing you do and say tell me rs much.
'lndcedH
Il think SO; but you will no longer deny
me that satisfaction; for l assure you
lady, am deeply In love-
'Indeedr
1t Is rrue. Uutil I met you tonight
women have looked to mo hOmcly and
commonplace
'Oh, you are jesting.'
Indeed, am not
And you never loved any one before
Never! Your sex appeared to INC al
ways deccitfnl, and my heart refused then
all sympathy, but for you feel passion
ate attraction I have no power or inclina
tion To resist
Can this be truc?'
1t Is, indeed
4 am mad with impaticncc, since Ii will
De the only face my heart will ever mir
ror. 1t has upon 1t now no rival impress
sion.'
You arc so persuasive can no longer
deny the privilcgc-look" ami the mash
was removed.
IL was his wife.
The dcvilg' said the discounted Benc
diet, indulging In prolonged whistle.
oh, no, my dear, only the face tina
has no rival impression on your hcartP
Say, Mary, let's call 1t square and &c
homc.'
Il think we'd better
And they went.