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The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14

greatest dismay among oficc-holders. All
now depends on the action oil the democratic
party.
The Portland Argus-Dem,
Tie Argus comes out squarely for Greeley
and Brown.
The Nashville Banner--Lib.
The ticket cannot fail to command the re-
spcct of the American people, and from IT'S
truly national character ought 10 possess IT.
resistible strength and satisfy the liberal SEN
timcnt Of the whole country.
Memphis, May i.
The nominations Of the Cincinnati conven-
ton are almost universally regarded as tne
strongest that could be made. The Avalanche
aud Appeal both indorse ths nominations
and will support the ticket,
The Nashville Union and American-Dem
As between Grant and Wilson, of Massa-
clusetts, and Greeley and Brown there can
be for the Democracy but one choice
New YORK, May 8.
WARMLY INpoRszD
The Brooklyn Eagle, Democratic, warmly
indorSes the Cincinnati nominations
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Ben. Wood and Fernando Wood, who were
in favor Of Judge Davis, are out without re-
serve. in favor of adopting the Greeley ticket.
In the Sunday News to-day, Ben oed
has double loaded editorial headed Horace
Greeley for President"
The article contains the following remarks I;
The Cincinnati convention acted wisely ana
we'll in nominating Horace Greeley for presi-
dent, and we are decidedly of the opinion that
the Democratic National convention ought to
indorse the nomination, and that with such
an Endorsement Greeley will be surely clecC-
ed. There is no man in all the North, who
In single-handed contest can poll as many
Yotes in the South as he, and it must be borne
in mind that no opponent OF Grant can be
elected unless he gets %msjority OF southern
electoral votes. We believe that Horace
Greeley will got nine-tenths OF them all and
that he may get every She if there shall be
no candidate in the field But him and Grant
He can also certainly carry New York, If the
Democrats will support him. and we believe
lie can as certainly carry Connecticut, Penn
| sylvania, New Jersey, Indiana and Illinois
which, with Missouri Kentucky, Tennessee
! Virginia and other Southern States would
elect him. II, however, the Democrats shai
! nominate a candidate of their own, we fea
! the opposition vote will be hOpelcssly diyidet
! between him and Greeley, and that Gran
will be reelected We do not counsel dis
bandment Of the Democratic party, nor a sac
rfice of any principle. We Go not indors
the Cincinnati platform, We do not desir
the Democratic convention shall endorse II.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14
Dedication of the New Catholic Church,

We are pleased to announce that the
New Catholic Church at Van Buron, is
now about completed, and that in ten or
twelve days, the Defeating Services, will
take place. The Rt. Rev. EDWARD FlTz-
GERALD, Bishop Of Little Rock, is ex-
pectcd to preach the dedication sermon.
To the constant and pcrsevering work
of Mr.. NJ. LYNCH, is the Catholic Society,
in a great measure, indebted for this neat
and beautiful editice, which we are told
by member Of the Catholic faith, COM
pares favorably with any Of their church
cs in the State. The citizens Of our
town, as they always are, have been very
liberal in their aid towards building this
church, and we are requested to renew
the thanks ofthe Society, for the free and
liberal donations bestowed A friend Of
the church, who takes lively interest in
its affairs, furnishes Us the following and
requests US to say that the citizens of
Van Buren, generally are invited to be
present: ..
The Rt. Rev EDN ARD FITzGFRALD, d.
D.. Bishop Of Little Rock, is expected to
he in Van Buren and dedicate the new
inst The Priests and n(dTi many of the con
grcgation of Fort Smith will be present
on the occasion. The Bishop, it is ex-
pectcd, will preach the Dedication SER
mon on Sunday morning at 10k O'Clock.
To aid in liquidating the debt accrued for
the completion Of the church, collec-
ton will be taken up at the High Mass
| The Choir Of the Fort Smith Church will
play and sing. All are cordially invited
| tD attend
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Conventions.
The Democratic State Convention meets al

The Democratic State Convention meets AZ
Little Rock, on the 10Th day of June.
The Liberal Republican State Convention
meets at Little Rock on the 18th day OF june
The Minstrel Republican wing meets IN
State Convention at Little Rock. OH the 18th
of MAY, TO appoint delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention only.
The Brindletail wing of the Republican
party hold State Convention, at Eittie ROCK
on the 22d of May, for the purpose OF eiectihs
delegates to Philadelphia and also to nom'-
nate State officers.
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The Death-pGd Of Gen. R, f, Lee,

4 magnificent p Is inch Engraving, represent.
q ing the deaih-sceno Of Gen Lee, Tho family
ana friends are grouped soTowluly around tho old
HoIn 3osth-bcd, us truly gem OF art, enc which
Sout oy m1i, mounted On rollor and post paid, on
, Address D. c. y w. NJ. ByRRow, No. 200, Main st,
bristol, Tenn, Agents wanted, local and travelling
eroryHhsre to soil our Popular Pictures. Charts,
DLooAs, Lhot9sTapAS' Stationery Packages, &c., &c.
%Ncf sdtes, large prQfts and no riits Book AGENTS
Ir9Nehng Statesmen aud every person, male or fo.
mae, wishing lucrative employment, will please
send for our twenty page catalogue.
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Short Letter from Philsndor
NEW YORK, May 1, 1872.

DEAR DUNHAM.--> t.,
Great Was the enthusiasm OF moderate re-
publoans and democrats here, when 1t was
supposed that Adams was the nominee Of The
Cincinnati Convention. IL Is not to bC denied
that the disappointment ut later Intelligence
'uf the nomination of the "FarrneT OF Chap
paqUa " was intense. For myself take that
indicative as an omen Of success for Greeley
A very palatable candidate to the democracy
would be considered democratic candidate
ia fact, and treated rs ruthlessiy BY TIE armed
minions Of the Dcspot now on the Throne as
II he were a democrat. 1t will be different in
the case of such nomination as has been
made.
Greeley is not a character TO inspire the awe
in that connection that others would, but
Greeley Is not to be despised by republicans,
Here in New York it is true Horace is
laughed at and lampooned continually on ac-
count OF his eccentricitics; and there is no
great hope of much reform" under bin As
president If he should be elected. But better
have him than the Tyrant tool Of Morton &
Co.. who continues the war of devastation
and apine against the South. The Southern
Democracy understand the situation better
than the Northern and taught by the expe-
rience of Tennessee and Virginia will hail
him as national Senter or Walker and the
only means of breaking the power OF the Ma
tional Oppressor. l am for getting out ofthe
clutches, of Tyranny, and then standing on
secondary principles. 1t the National
Committee oaa even Convention of the De-
mocracy, think they will commit a blunder.
Let Us have rest " for one election, and get
some strength.
ANpFu PufINOST.
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eB Mr.. srEAcEY, ofth cont racting firm
completed laying the 10 miles Of iron on ths
L. X. & F. $. Railroad, on Saturday. This se-
cures the land grant--now let US hare the road
completed to Van Buren,.
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, " fresiueht GRANT, by special message
10 Congress, urges the passage Of the bill. es-
taolishing branch U. $. Court at Fort Glib
son. C. \. And there Is not much ,ioub, hut
what the bin will pass
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tT Our esteemed friend Of the I{,4l5 rom
gratu'stes us on our tenth anniversary. We
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wish the Herohl
aud Its Editor the success that indomitable
energy and merit deserves.
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sS- Col. l.. G. CAUSE, chairman ofthe First
Congressional District has called Demo-
cratic Convention at Forrest City, on the 18th
of July next, to nominate candidate for
Congress from that district.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14

tE The Cherokee Advocate OF the 4th' says
that they have two companies ofnegro troops
at Fort Gibson, now.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14

Ey' Capt JLNEs Brown is with us
once more, looking as blooming as a
"big sun flower" Merchants will take
notice and take look over their stocks
and see what they need.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14
LIZ An esteemed correspondent

LG- An esteemed correspondent from
Franklin county, gives among other things
the particulars of the shooting Of q father and
son, by name Of MCoY, near Roseville, by q
man by the name Of HARRIS, without the
least provocation The M'Covs both died
and Harris is under arrest
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14

rS CHARLEY WuluAr reports ex-sherI
II. ;. ANDERSON, at Oswego, Kansas, working
~ his trade, black -smithing
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E1- The two Band Concerts were in
every way a success-notwithstanding
the stormy weather, the house was crowd
ed both nights, \ more extended notice
is crowded out until our next.
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TWO MEN hILLED.

eB- Didn't our friend BARRY, the Dar,la-
nellie Transcript strike the keynote. when
he run up. last winter, the name of uoRACE
GREELEY for President? We think he did.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14

n VERDICT AS Is NERDICr.--In a sui.
against Jacob Malcdon and his securities OF
his official bond rs collector of the city of TT
smith, the jury returned the following yer,
dict: ..
"Wc the jury do not find the defendant
Jacob Maledon not guilty a. charged in the
Indictment. Isaac AXE Foreman.
Comment on the intelligence OF the Jurors
oitai7 court !; necllcss.-laPeHd.'h.
Well, II the jury did not hnd the Official not
guilty, they certainly found him guilty
didn't they? How was It old man."
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GS- Mr.. WILSON II. Johnson, who has
been off for trip or two on the Gibson,
is back to his post on the steam Ferry
Boat. Notwithstanding the high water
the boat crosses without trouble or de.
lay
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14

Gy- The scholars of the colorcd
school did not, on account of the rain,
participate in Picnic, last Friday.
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Dissolution,

rNHE partnership, heretofore existing undor the
! name and firm ofGeo. =. Gross 4 Co., is thi. day
dissolved by mutual consent.
j. j. SAVAGE. Of the firm. assumes all debts OF
the firm and alone by himselfor attorney author.
lied to collect all debts due said firm.
GEO. =. GROSS, .
J. j, SAVAGE.
Van Buren,, Ark. April s. 1ST2
Alb persons indebted to the late firm of Geo p
Grov Co... are notified that have all the claims
OF sad FIRM for collection. Costs and trouble i'll be
saved by said parties coming forward and paying or
be lost b j BROWN ttt'y w
April %. ls72
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n
JUST published new edition Of DR. CuL,ys'
WELL CELEBRATED Essay on the radical cure with
00nt nedieine) of SrERNAroRRHHgA or Somfnii
Weakncs', liyoluntnry Seminal Losses. bPoTKHY
mentni and Physical lucapncity, Impedimsn ants V
Marriage. etc also, CossUNPrios, EPiLEPsY, End
yanco.
N Price, in seated envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admrabc esse!
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years succcsig'
practice that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without tho dangerous
use OF internal medicine or the application OF tns
knife; pointing out n mode of euro at once simple
certain, and ofcctuai by means Of which every ssi,
n uers, no matter Nhat his condition may 5e, N"
cure himself chenply, privately. and radically. :
81 This Lecture should be IN the hnnds Of even
youth and evory man in the land.
Sont, under seal in a plain envelopoe, to any ID.
stamps u
q cents
Addres. tho Pubshors
CHAS, $. C, HLlSE1 CO.,
I27 Bowery, New York 7. .. box ijS'
oct 81, lily. -
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gs- Several Of the beauty and gallants
OF our sister town Of Fort Smith, graced
the Concert, given by the Van Buren,
Band, Saturday night
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14
Town Lots for Sale (! e

ono LOTS in McGEE'S ADDITION,
AOV adjoining the city OF Van Buren.
Among which are many of the most desire.
able locations for residences in or about the
city. Apply to Mrs. MARY A, MCGEE
Van Burcn. jan l7tf
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14
For Sale.
Manhood How Lost, How Restored.

4 BOUT 30 Lots In knox's addition to Van Duron
- Terms reasonable. Apply to ...
jan il. F. THOMSON.
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County Surveyor.

rNllE undersigned having been appointed srrvrY.
i OR for tho County Of Crawford, will give prompt
attention to all business entrusted to him, III
Post Office address Van Duren, Ark.
april 80. -. "hhPH n.ERS.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-14
WIN. WHITFIELD Il CO.
VIM. WHITFIELD d co.


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How Not TO Die.

Thousands fall prey to disease not be-
cause the maladies that affect them are
necessarily fatal, but because they lack the
requisite amount Of active vitality to make
q valiant resistance TO the enemy. It Is q
wise precauiion to keep the body always
In state Of defence-always prepared to
"Gcnd of" the germs Of epidemic and 9th.
or disorders, and to battle the evil inau.
ence OF damp miasma and sudden Their
mometrical changes, There Is no Difficult.
~ In doing this. 1t Is tact as well au.
thenticated as that two and two make
four, that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is
specially adapted to this purpose, and for
the simple reason that Its lnvigorating and
regulating properties arc superior to those
OF any other medicine In the world. Dur
ing the twenty years that 1t has been in
general use, ample opportunities have
been afforded to compare It's medicinal
properties with those of other prepare.
tons claiming to DO OF q similar class, and
the result has been It's adoption by the
American people as the standard tonic Of
the age, It's introduction into every civil.
lied portion Of the western hemisphere,
and an annual sale which dwarfs into in.
significance the demand for all Its would.
be competitors. RI -.
The record upon which It's popularity
rests Is curiosity In medical literature,
for 1t includes an almost unlimited variety
OF hygienic virtues, and it Is to these char.
acteristlcs that it owes its prestige as a
household medicine, ~ cod&w
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The Tenacity of Tru,h.-when

The Tenacity of Truth.-When o
nation as clearheaded as the Americans
once become convinced, from long ex-
pertence and observation, that an article
possesses superior excellence as a medi.
cine, not all the preposterous clsnor OF
all the worthless 1ostrum vendors in the
universe can shake their belief in It's eff.
cheney. Truth Is very tenacious thing
as these worthless ore beginning to dis,
cover. PLANTATION BlTTERs has too
firm hold upon the popular esteem To
be In the slightest degree effected by the
cold water diatribes which the advertisers
Of Iermented Stops, without particle Of
alcohol, Fare so fond Of launching against
alcoholic preparations. The public
knows very well that this peerless reno
want and tonic does contain spirits, but It
also knows that they are OF the purest
and most wholesome description, viz ;fue
old st. Croix, the most active and bene!
fetal diffuser OF its remedial and invigorat.
ing properties throughout the system
which could possibly be adopted.
Pimples on the Face, Eruptions, Blot,
ches, Scrofulous diseases, and all sores
arising from impure blood, are cured by
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
--N ~ F.-l a- eod&w
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Marriage.
Organic Weakness


Immediately cured, and full Vigor restored.
This distressing AfhlctIon, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, Is tho penal.
y paid py the victims Of improper induIg ence
Young persons are too apt TO commit exeeetes
from not being aware OF tho dreadful conse,
quences thai may ensue. Now, who that under.
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the
power OF procreaton 10 lost sooner by those fall.
Ing Into Improper habits than by tho prudent I
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy
Offspring, the most serious and destructive symp.
toms OF both body and mind arise The system
becomes deranged, tho physical and mental lunc,
tons weakened, loss Of provocative power ner
vous trrttabllity, dyspepsia, paIpltGtlon Of The
heart, indigestion, constitutional debility, and
wasting OF the frame, cough, consumption, de-
DR.. Fishblatt graduated from one OF the mosi
eminent Colleges in The United States; has edect
cd some OF the most astonishing cures that were
ever Known; many troubled with ringing In tbs
head and ears when asleep, great nervousness
being alarmed 1t sudden sounds, bRshiulnesp
with arrangement Of mind, were cured Immedi
Ately.
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Drowsiuess after Eating.

Many persons feel more or less drowsl.
ness after eating. A lull and hearty, al
though not excessive meal, will often
bring on a tendency to sleep, almost eir.
resistible. This Is caused by the stomach
and liver attracting to themselves in order
10 carry on the work in handO an amount
Of blood which would otherwise have
gone to nourish the brain, and to main.
tain its tunetions-nature, deciding that
the business OF digestion, when there Is
food In the stomach TO digest, is more
important for the time being than any
other business whatever. Nevertheless,
for many reasons, this heaviness after eat.
ing Is inconvenient and undesirable. BIT
1t may always be relieved by the use OF a
pure tonic stimulant, such as DR.. Gottlieb
Fische's Bittors. This spurs on the sys.
tenn 10 do double work; till the digestive
business Is well forward; the system then
repsys itself literally out Of the newly
secured fund Of nourishment; reaction il
thus precluded!
This subject continued next week IN.
der" Rhdta Good Appetlte is WORTH"
Ware q SchmitE, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors Of DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters."
a -. eod6W
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The THIEF who was arrested for rob.
bling Parsons store in this town, was
found to have a quantity Of AYERS HAIR
VIaoR in his possession. When asked
why he wished to steal that article, he
answered that he "wanted to restore his
hair, for twas hard to be q thief and
bald too" II that invention Of the great
chemist could restore faded character as
effectually as it does their natural beauty
to bald and grey heads, it would surely
be, as they say it now Is, truly invaluable.
Lewiston (Me.) Journal. d&w
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CINCINNATI, May l1.-FLouR- De
mand light, buthOlderS firm; family 90 81
% 90. Sin q II
G1I1r- Wheat Demand fair and pfi
ces advanced; red S90 5a2 TO- Corn
Demand good at full prices, SOC, Rye
81 03a1 Oh. 0ats-43a47c.
GRocERIEs-Unchanged.
EdGs-Quiet and weak at 1sc.
BUTTER-Scarce and arm; fresh a7l
SOC. 10 l'g0 - ~
Provisions Mess Pork--QuiGt and un
changed; regular $l9 rs cash; $l3 90 sci
Ter June. Lard-Summer steam sic
winter SIC; kettle DC. Bulk meats-De
mand light, but holders firm; shoulders
4ic;N aides 6ta6ta6tC. Bacon iafket
steady with moderate demandi shoulders
SIC; sides 7ta74c. y
WHIsKY-Market steady at $50.
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Young Men,

who have injured themselves by q, certain prae
uoe, ndulged when alone, habit freouentl.
learned nom evil companions, OF n school, tft
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even whor
asleep, and II not cured, renders marriage Impot
sible, and destroys both body and mind, Shoul
Apply inmeaiatelHIs sys..g. , &! ~ !,
country, the pride OF his parents, should Il
snAtched from all prospects and eIjoyments o.
life by Tho consequences OF deViAting IRON tbC
path Of nature, and indulglng In certain secret
habit. Such persons must, before contemplating
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Marriage,

reflect that q sound mind and body are the moF.
necessary requisites 10 promote eonnublSl hal
piueas. Indeed, without these tho JourneJ
through llfo becomes weary pilgrimage; tho
prospects hourly dafken to the view, the mird
becomes Swallowed with despair. aud allied
with ths melancholy reflection that tho hAppineal
OF another becomes blighted with our own.
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STocKs-Srong and prices advanced
from ! to tper cent, chiefly In Northwest.
ern, Pacific Mail, Ohio, Western Union,
Indiana Central and Rock Island. The
market closed active and very strong.
The Commercial says the cable dis.
patches are pretty positive in saying that
the Treaty OF Washington Is virtually lost
Ifso, the end Of the wrangllng aboutit is
likely to be Of benefit to the various Anan.
cial markets, which do not thrive on
anxieties and uncertainties. ,. Il
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The Favorlte soa p,
Manufactured BY z. REID, Wheeling, W. Va.

claim that 1t cannot DO excelled, Ist, In puri.
y and quality; ID, In economy, because It 10
nLm and hard as soon 40 made aud will not shrink
when exposed to the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. 1t will therefore wash half 90 much
more As the soaps now In market at the same
price; %, For perfection In washing. You must
wash withA pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. Ute ~ Fduorat Soap and
you will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and GultlesS, and guarantee that
II will not Injure the sktn or the most delicate
fabrics. 9TH, claim for II an advantage over all
others In that II will boar leaving In water for
or 10 hours without inluIing Il Other soaps are
rendered useless BY forgetting them IN the tub
or basin Alter using. Please enquire OF your
grocer for the FaVOrite Soap, and you viii be
convinced that It 10 the best.
CAUrIoN.-EAch bar Is stamped "A1neTy' and
HtehdnteG' FGuoriN Soap, manufactured by b.
Reid. RAStGiA0, W Pd." 70, : =
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale hy
EDWARD RRfD
SoSp and Candle MAnufSctpror.
aug" Wheeling. ". Va.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and STOCK Markol.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, May H. GOLD Was
strong earllng In the morning, selling up
to tat per cent, but gradually declined and
closed steady at l14a1l4t. Loans were
made at from II per cent for carrying to
1.04 per cent for use. Cleariugs S7B, 900.
900. Exports to-day, s2SO ,46O; exports
for the week, $4,064,000. -
crppr ttsn EvcuAnnp 1nOl
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ma! a BASE bal! club in Connecticut has
h. 't !. Preparations for the season BY lay
MN NJ ~ q stock Of twenty-five yards o
c,S Snt y. plaster and thirteen pair o
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W. P. CAMP has sold his three minute
S 9CTse to a gentleman OF Wheeling. Two
SoilsEs and twenty-five cents second was
S pHa Ior his time,-RdWm0nt Vest HTr.
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New Orleans Market.

NRw ORLEANS, May I1.-GnocEHIEs-
sugar-Cistern bottom received and sold
at &c. MolGsses-Dark fefmentingS sold
,stS5c, Cotee-Advanced; tairl 1Sial9o;
good l0tal9tc; prime 20a20fe; others IN;
changed. 20 2a''2 ,ss. 80
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DR.. 'rlshDlatt refers to the Following

' Professors:
rs. NEWTON, MD.
c. N. ROBERTS, N. D.
]. HEINE, NJ D.
PAUL ALLEN, n. D. .r..
CALVIN RIVENBURG, N. D.
q. MORGAN SWEET, MD.
II. HERMANEE, n. D.
J.HAR2I5, N. D.
JOSEPH D. FRIEND, MD.
W.. W. WATERMAN, MD.
]. E. sN00GRAsS, NJ. D.
ISAAC sPANGLER, NJ. D.
". W. HADLEY, NJ. D.
EDWIN FREEMAN, MD.
MILTON SAUNDERS, N. D.
CHARLES HART, NJ. D.
ALEX. WILDER, N. D.
T. NJ HOLDEN, NJ. D.
R. G. SMITH, N. D.
E. BAY, N. D.
OF NEW YORK.
apl5dAW
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LOUISVILLE, Msy11.-ToHAcco-sales
III hhdS. Lugs-S7 s0as 90; low, to
good leaf IS 2Sa1S %.