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street, Brooklyn.
eRExT 0F seEc5 AND
NESS, az THE FlSEsT AND MOST @ 1iaA ATTRAcTivE Z
Consisting of al the dne blooded stock Of Alfred B.
Ss$ s!SSs ~ }ss SSs S.gs
'sr soSS SS$;s z5aESEEn. BHESEE
i ss s % si
s hss ss N I'm sound and kind
Team Of Trotess @ lsH hands high, and years old
sSss s sss
no% S hsa hs M ss % sy aDs
gether single are extra fine drivers rapid and sharp
road, and are seldom beat Are warranted sound and
sired Iron
H1s n
E y the sds y h0m he has been used Is war
Hands0%e bay chidrcns P0ny and pet Y hands high,
'2T e .ss
sG dam s G q On: sd c sy By nss TG
horse in the State warranted sound kind and perfect
fs % M
sas 81 s 5
OF ss can beat SALE safe and pleasant
a1 na sns most 'md TO drive ana Is sound and
;s ssss ssn Ia. s hss ssss s
BY ladies to pony phason fears noshing will travel IN
@ AMID ss and and
A nS psS s
BY Brewster Of Broome street; one Pony Phaeton one
0y
The whole s I'm stock b 2; ever y
Of present owners. gentlemen whose representations
Ss jsfs upon snf mns Sss be
sold 70 the highest bidder and ample time given for trial
on Os Be
wishing ss ss mrs. sass s4
ing horse or family horse should attend this sale, as
A LARGE LOT OF FAMILY CARRIAGES. ROCK
and business wagons cheapest place in the city
lN West Broadway, near Canal street ~
A ELEGANT LANDEAU., I CLARENCE, LFoUR
and Pony passton IL tyo.vheel Dog Cart Top and
% ap y % hso nm se,s @ o. aeuoe ana nc set OF %
SkEYs Carriage Fsstory o iii and II lis S East n Thir
HORSE wANTED-FoR THE SUMMER OR
"A longer; agcntleman would like to take kind horse
% o M Sso xddress E give & BSa5s na
LDERNEY COw.-THE SPLENDID ALDERNEY
"A Cow Belle of New Jersey will be sold by GERARD
the famous Kerry Cattle.
A IT CART, BARoUCHE. .vICToRIAs, PHAEToNs
H. i0Sr ana N I've Ga5sa Ss top Brggiss cheapest 1
Bowery 4 DAY a SON.
A VERY FINE OR FAMILY HORSE-FINE
gentle drissr perfectly sound and "a al right for sale
Thirty ninth street.
A FOR sALE-vERY HANDSOME DARK BROWN
IA. Ethan Allen Colt years old perfectly sound
be driven by lady trots in minutes Basket Phseton
and Harness together or separate must be the
owner Is going abroad. Amply at Waverley Stables l4g
and Isl West Thirty-nuh street
A CHANCE TO BUY THE HANDsoMEsT AND
"A most perfect Horse In the city-l6 hands; bay; suit
able for dog cart coupe or leader Apply at 161 East
Thirty second street
AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE OF
"A "A fered our immense stock Carriages comprising
ons new and second hand; several slightly damaged ;
s''-' MANUFACTURERS UNION, COS Broadway.
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= THE .BREwsrER WAGON

.fsrTHk "BREWSTER WAGON" A.
in all weights for pleasure driving or speeding,
" e fH3h[.- exqufsitely finished,
and embracing qeir construction the various improve
ments iptTQdrs9 ~ during the past ID years. making
them
the standard for Quality
throughout the United states.
These wagons exclusively the production of our
stock In all equal in quality to those built to the
order OF the most valued customer, and at prices
uniform to all
In order that we may not be confounded with Joint
stock company of carriage dealers who have adopted
firm similar TO and impudently claim the
reputation have made Tor the Brewster Wagon" we
beg the Public will remember that our only warerooms
at the corner Of
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street.
and our only Factory Broome street
BREWSTER Il CO.,
OF Broome street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
"A hand Carriages family Rockaways top and open
Buggies Pony Phaeons, Grocers and Business Wagons
at greatly reduced prices. Fulton and Nevns
street. BROOKLYN.
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4 FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IL. Birds, &c.; Medicines for all discases Prepared
Food, for mocking brda At b. q. DOvEYS No Greene
street. near Canal. m ea AH khtN ~
TNOR sALE-TWO ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS, FOUR
II months old; fine breed; very rare.
s Hs BALDWIN,, 100 Allen street
WANTED--A. YOUNG Dog. ABOUT TWO WEEKS
- o'' A'p'' = Nine. DEsBOIs.
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AT AUCTION, MORROW FRIDAU, MAY16.
inss sy @
~ az se rss
TO. o sisns %
endurance; fears nothing; can he driven by lady,
A'Ps
asn oS yss or ana
& N s s aaa to a.Ssa Soa
tna nf snS eATS
Il mares have been used as team and can trot In
HARSEss.*FiSEi SET DOUBLE HARNESS, MADE BY
ROAD SaVpUs,N WAGON. TOP WAGON, WITH POLE AND
SPEED sba PED. oS SSsspSFE yfR SRr SIRED
s sy Ssm ana
~ from IN sSsdo
~ s,ts ipssS
ROAD WAqoN.rToP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY DU-
FAMILY 2oasS SsSs HORSE lss HANDS H1aH
sysar. oldi Kind ana true il all 6srne.s excellent
s cam vse ss 81 rs
one Of the iincst Horses for family driving IN the
ns Of
are to be absolutely sold without reserve
a PalvArE sALE--AT ARCH JoHHsToNs
New Horse and Csrrasf Mart 10 81 and 2S F Eas
TEAM BAY TRoTTTNG MARES, 163 hands, 5years; +;
KIND snd Try ss sga wsFantss oHakfaGE spaGd HORSES
,aENTIEMAN's ROAD HORSE '''
PARK TURNOUT. Bay Mare, is hands, 5years; kind
f2 EEAST EHEs foNY hosss hands,
kind and @ true IN Al v harness ana nndsr saddle
q oriER oSoD 1I RoAb ana family Horses y.
Two 7 Carts, by Brewster, OF Broome street.
Coupe Rocfeway, in perfect order.
Top Road Wagon, BY Brewster, of Broomc street
sidc.bar Road Wagons top and noop, by stivers in
A1Cs caii i1s1 and d'aeai Examine. ARCH JOHNSTON.
1dSE " HH Hisn sR5s R5ss A1E 4sa1aE nS EgBLIo
HARNESS., 40, ON TIL THURSDAY this pAYa MAY ID,
At GfESsK ESsE FfSHE At SnsTEE sTkEE STABLE
lns Of ss sRf @ ct as
are worthy the attention Of parties wishing TO purchase
ss blood bay
m IA So "
Bashaw; They are closely mated, with fine arShed
csecss have fns strong limbs superb iest; are afraid
Ct @ as 60 @ cesny + h s BIS. s
nd sy are - s sS by ss
good and true, sound and kind. - :,
splend "a and blooded Kentucky bred brown coupe
tail ali style and ssSn Traveller bold,
ranted ran sound and KIND '"eA = - =
s sk a Bsk f S
Knox dam by Ethan Allen; is perfect beauty and
be driven by lady; has record of 2H when years
old and can beat 2a5 to road wagons she Is good IN com
n
| seen tO be appreciated.
pssisct pes cam 8 driven pr ridden the smallest
child, and IL warranted sound and kind
Also Coupe, pole and shaft; four-whecl Dog Cart
nearly new; light top Wagon, in prime order; double
and single Harness, Robes and Blankets Full warranee
Of ~ hours all horses Sale positive, rain or shine
Stock exhibition at oil times.
- ----- JOHN L. vANDEwATER Auctioneer.
a ..+THE "BREWSTER WAGONn A
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AT AUCTION-ON FRIDAY To MORROW.
n BY WIN. VAN TAsSELt. AUCTIONEER
successor to Johnston Van TasselD, -
AT OLD STAND no. liz AND III EAST THIRTEENTH
STREET NEAR FOURTH AVENUE,
ENTIRE FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT,
BAY COUPE HORSE, 10 hands, years. Kind perfect
sound and true every way.
COUPELETTE lined with morocco; made by Wood
Bro also Set fine Coupe Harness, by Dunscomb
Full particulars Herald under this head in catalogue
tomorrow.
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d Z REwARD-Losr. TUESDAY AFTERNOON. ON 4
BC West street car between Reade and Jane streets
|Pocke containing two checks 0hc paynen OF which
been stoppcd) and other papers OF value except TO
ksd BY RETURNING " LOG Jane street.
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SALE OF SUPERIOR TRoTTING HORSES
AT AUCTION, TOMORROW (FRIDAY) MAY 16.
aI IL O'Clock.
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MONEY BROKERS AND DEALERS IN BONDS AND
M mortgages are hereby cautioned against negotiating
or taking Bond and Mortgage made by Alfred Upham
to Juliet S2 800 dated April "A, 1873 lot
of land the northery side OF Fourth street. city OF New
and Mortgage were obtained by fraud entirely with
out consideration, and will not be paid.
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HAVANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERIEs.-PRIzEs
LII cashed circulars sent free. JOSEPH BATES co.
II Broadway, New York, room 81, first floor. - =
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INLECTION-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
II election will be held at The office OF the New York
Fridge Company, No 2 Water S street. in the city q
O'Clock noon Of that day, fifteen directors Of said
company the then ensuing and Tor two inspcc
from May to June s. 1873. Dated May 2, 1873
HENRY Y. MURPHY, President
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A PARTIES WHOSE STOCKS HAVE BEEN SOIL
OF margin recover damages For personal inter
view address COUNSELLOR, Herald Office
The sun., 1873-02-01
Another Of the Unfnthomabie Mvstorics Of
the IIumpu Brnin.

SCRANTON, Jan. 28.-Mr X. A. Hall, Of the
book and stationery store OF Hall Pratt OF this city
was seized with violent spssms on Tuesday night Of
last week, and his regainng consciousness the next
morning It found that his recollection OF events
since the OF 1870 to the night he taken
sick entirely He did not know he was living
in Scranton and could scarcely be made believe he had
been In business here for two years. He removed
here from Elmira. Every person with whom he has
formed acquaintance hers since that time unknown
by him now lie recognized his wife and every one he
knew previous to the OF 1870 Ills partner, Mr.
Pratt he remembers only a. the principal o. the Dan.
Vile Academy which position the latter held previous
to going In partnership with Hall lie relates trivial in.
cidcnts occurring three year, ago, which have long
been forgotten by every one else He does not know
the clerks who have been in his employ for two years
and the other day entered his store for the rst time to
his recollection Briefly, three years Of his life have
been wiped out.
The date OF the last thing Mr.. Hall remembers sug:
gests the solution OF this problem In the summer of
1870 while getting hay for horse in his barn at Elmira
Mr. Hall fell in some way, striking his head against
heavy timber. II rendered him lnscnslble for some
time but there was never any serious result up to the
hour OF his prostration by sickness last week.
The sun., 1873-02-01
A LERGYMAN,S FORGERY.
The vicnr OF Eston, Eug., Prisoner Charged
with Forging share Certificates TO the
Value of I22, 900.

FFOiH Wt LONdON LtNsI Jan,
Yesterday afternoon the Rev. " ii.
Moyle, Vicar Of Eston, was brought up at the
Town hall, Middlesbrough, on a charge Of forg-
Ing shares certificates Of Jackson. Gin & Co.,
ceeded 70 hear witnesses Inspector Robson OF
the North Riding Constabulary said that on
Monday afternoon last, while In the town clerk s
office at MiddlesbrouGh Mr.. Movie was present
"a custody upon charges OF forgery Mr.. Moyle
God knew, and he would not deny them for the
whole world: The prisoner was remanded till
yesterday. on the, Journey from Mlddlesbrough
peated the expressions. At the tlmo he had
been charged with forgery by Mr.. Clarke Dixon
he was charged for forging at the township OF
Normandy certain shares, numbered l3l to $50
in'iss, in JsH,bp burG9rSs 70 DO lOo fully paid shares
with forging the signatures of William and
Thomas Gill two directors, also with forg.
ing the signature Of Edwin T. White, Secretary
directors there, declared on oath that the sigma
lures TO the shares were forged, but his evidence
apprehended the prisoner at Normandy House,
Eston, on the Both OF December, corroborated
,eS the evidence Of the previous witness; When
you going { o take me?" lie frequently repeated
the words, " am guilty, God Knows on the
had never left North Ormesby. Idon't know
what made me do It," This having been taken
down in writing, the magistrates clerk asked il
any other evidence was forthcoming. No an
swer was given. Mr.. Belk, Town Clerk OF Mid
dlesbrouGh, said that he represented Jackson,
relevant TO the charge he had TO bring, he should
not interfere. Inspector Robson asked for a
remand for the purpose OF getting more eyi-
dence. The Chairman then remanded the prs-
0ner for eight days, Mr.. Crosby applied that lie
might be admitted to bail. In the mean time
the Bench would take care TO lay the whole cir
cuinstances Of the case before the Home Secre-
iaTy, and future action would be guided by his
instructions. They had also resolved not TO
accept ball.
From ne Leeds Mercury.
, The Rev, VlTyan II. Moyle Is a descendant OF
the Col. Moyle mentioned In SCOTS novel OF
."Wayerley. Iiis family have for some genera
tlOns resided at PenZanCe, In Cornwall, and is
connected with several bpanc ches OF the nobility
Mt Moyle was educated at oxford, and went to
Mlddlesbrough IN 1859, where he labored as a
volunteer In the st. Johns mission, which was
In charge Of the Rev. Adam Clarke Smith. Two
or three years later no removed to North Ormes-
by, az ourate In charge. He was the origin ator
OF church Institutes at Middlesbrough and
North Ormesby, and also one OF the leading pro-
moters OF conservative associations in the two
parishes The middlesbrough Sunday school
uaion. the Cleveland Clerical Unlon, and the
The sun., 1873-02-01
0itn 0obtInmtnl.

| " BOARD OF ALDERMEN-sPECIAL SESSION.
PresentThe Hon s r. II Vance. Prcsident, IN tho
ehnsir a,aI 1nt quorum of members
street from an TO sth avenue alsu that croton Wser
pipes be laid in said street.
hne ana from sh avenue TO oh avenue, be paved with
That t street from "a to Cd avenue be paved
VIII Ts,s hslslan sgis ,,p or trap & block PaySmep
MUM nsss9 sn 1om or rap &
e with schedule OF ordnance passed both ppsneSes Of
me h 6 Council last last year but not having been
of the ll section OF the Charter o. O the Counsel 10
they. they should be re-enaeted by the present Common
hor R,gga,iag Grading tc-4sd street from ist ave
ls9d street from Avenue st. Nicholas to lith ave.
ssss street; & from sth avenue g Manhattan street
| 18th street, from 5th avenue to sth avenue.
!9th street. between Madison and ,th avenues, north
18Th street from Broadway about $50 feet north
ta ',,ss from i;t SysDSs to 2a sys1uS north side
st MsTks place from southeast corner Of "a
5.th street from 9Th to eth avenue. south side.
hor Lghihg, dc'-5'th street, from tth to 5h ave.
s5th street. from sth avenue to Boulevard.
n avenue. from lsitR m 10 l ~ s.rcet v.,, ,,.
90 Gsysa.s' from Si;i . s;d street side
Sd 'isest from Madison 1Ss to sih "a avenue sySRSs. A.
t9r hsnc,gg n aelni Lots 9g6lst street. about 200
3lth street. about iJO feet Of 9th avenue north
ssa street between sth and 9th avenues
TdtTee, about ~ feet west Of Cd avenue north side
| ner Of ~ avenue ana i2th street. wv
iSsd street from Ayenu. 81. Nicholas 10 nth avenue
l1Sth street, from from 81 TO 5th avenue
NFSe1y rS oi sresIs to % sGg9eSst corner Of said
aide OF West street, opposite.
Were referred TO the appropriate committees
BToome street between Mulberry and MSt sreeT. Ds Ss In
frpm
SaaewalSs be nsgged and renagged;
hat orick sewer be built In SD street. from sh to
That me lamp on the sidewalk between No, gi and
tS. %s's5 s5s st,fs. and the lamp PS:t
.That The block 6oaPdsdS ssth and s7th streets and
That the vacant lot The southeast corner of 5tA
Avenue Avenue ana Sith street be fenced in.
fSs SS,G ;lTSs. q "1"sa
That NJ Morton street from Bescker stree, to West
That tee sdegsks on both sides OF slth street. be.
Anir@itys-T6e President, Aldermen Billings, Coop
VVsTeIty Monheimer, Norris, otendorfcr Reilly and
That the Commissioner of Public Works be directed
The paement i9 nsSe seSera cry railroad comPsnes g raise
tsbshed grade street and the PAVEMENT ON Elmer
sde also that he cause the said companies TO remove
rails and es any street or streets Tor wsieR no no
be ana to cause the
said ranroad companies do not comply with the pro.
'Ssa III the %o1E % Ss cSs Ss
Tae cost o. the city and take the necessary measures
5sSsT .seas n$S; &sh .sSl Hs%p RSns
AS.,: H,eHdISrisT RGy and va9 scassk
Pm JOSEPH 9. PiSckNISY,, S,'G Cisit. '
The sun., 1873-02-01

Cleveland Bookhewkine Society, all sprang into
existence chiefly by his efforts while at North
Ormesby he largely increased the utility OF the
erecting the church. In 1899, after having re-
fused numerous offers Of preferment. he, at the
express request Of the Archbishop of York, took
population OF 1900, and an income OF EGO per
annum for the vicar.
The sun., 1873-02-01

To me Editor OF ns sun.
SIR: am one OF the unfortunate cleaners OF
the Court House. had my head cut on because am
not liked by Count Prince Bismarck Alderman Van
schaick. the gallant Chairman on County Onices
PATRICK WALSH, h. b. 1. X. A.
The sun., 1873-02-01
Astrologp.

A FORTUNE for all who consult M,. W. is,,n,
~ TON rrClains drunken husbands irIs ol ~. n.
business. good luck, and lucky numb r' D,,I,n n,,
Reher those long separated. Al East -'ih a'' '"'- -
A MRS, II, ROEDER, well known q ry,s.6
hs for giving true Information On an AuNi' .sp,
HE, In regard 10 health wealth, marrl!Ers, .y'
absent friends, lawsuits, sickness. - ANeA 7t'-
A TRUTU.-bime. DESPARD'S fcmtle, nnlw nlg' s6,E
IN warranted to remove al Oh-trurtlnus AM ~
ever cause, at one interview price s, ,th' !" '''
dress, 81 East 2sth street, near an avenue -
A BONA FIDE seventh daughter .lal s!SNsad.n,
~ ness tells names and causes marriage, ,' grntt
NJ, leA East Houston ST., below lst aN' ~" no
A ARRIVAI.-Great European cldry1'sm. rlIsi
N names, shows llkrnebscy, cius't NA ''.s
numbers. li2 West 2jth ST.. 500. al !. N' -
A TTENTION.- Madame POTTER >,ctr',i,e a.
N suit her for everything, Zee SOC, y 'at"'Ds -,
A ASTROLOGIST.-NIa RAlilAtH Nv"
N Paris, 2p West 2dth St., near 'th ~. f''' -,
GYPSY Will reveal an your PIE; pat'' SSiii' m "a ~.
N riage; brings those separated io .e'N' ----
The sun., 1873-02-01

Information furnished and circulars sent by j. CLUTE,
Post oiice box i,OGy ~ $3.50 -" 'N"'
The sun., 1873-02-01
Sott,rits.

A IoEElCIAb DRAWINGS OF ALABAMA
n LOT LSdI zE5rn Class No; g, Jan. s., 1878.
"a as SgLHsss Gas No. 81 jar. q, lsis.
y; c. MOSES a co, Managers, Montgomery Ala,
Information furnished by A
Lock box Gl5, BROOKLYN Post J1uce v
The sun., 1873-02-01

OrrIGGIkANttJ IkANttJPeRAA JPeRRAASflNGfT6 " T6Trrn,rs
hENIuCki-EXTHAC CLASS No. i5l, Jan 81 1878
n JsSSrsftlrl2 p 81 10, 81 IS, 8, g 81, IS 81
62 70 e. Is, %,i, 2, 5, I, %, 2} 10, TO-
sUFJRY YtM trnMIpp nMIppHS 90 Managers, Coylngton, Ky,
suEIhY' E2Ss, 81 g, g. 60 G, 2si 7, u, %.
"a, ~, 2, ~, 81, B5, IS, SO, s. SS a. s Al ''''
SMITH CO., Managers, Coylngton, Ky
The sun., 1873-02-01
6lapi,o-

A WORK at highest prices given out to pay for
N the hest leading sewing machines by instaments
instructions free. n. II. BUCKWALTER,
lis 9TH av, corner OF 18th Vt.
The sun., 1873-02-01
M,S,tal.

A CURE UARANTEED.-Neryous deblll
N consumption, asthma, bronchitis, citarrl, rheln
nSm, ana piles speelaltyi p yyars ,G,PJtHt GPfJItsHpt
Lonsultations free. Call on or address Dr. nEChAlA
- sullivan st., New YORK. Open until9P NJ.
nR. HUNTER, So Bond st., has had great eipen
~ ence In curing special diseases IN both sexes I
Gus deollty' impotence, skin eruption ulcers ''0''
&c. Advice gratis.
nRUNkESNESS cured by Dr. 2,us fM -
~ remedy. Price o. Sold Gj p.yis.ua 81 ana -''N
aV', N, " and RS Fulton aY., Brook 'yn.
The sun., 1873-02-01
Sbipptng.

A NCHOR LIFE EXPRESs sTHiMSn]
n, SAL from Pier 90, North RIVER, New Yorse
AUSTRALIA. sat, FEB. EUROPA. '...s Sal, TNS
Passengers booked and forwarded to and from
railway station In Great Britain. ireland Ccrfnanx
way, sweden, Denmark. or Americ, as safe.y sbs.i
comfortably, and cheaply ~ any other route OF H.
Tickets, Drafts, or Certificates can he bnup1t AZ =
ss currency rates by applying at the Company. cs
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Ar,a
Il . Carrying the United States Mails ""-
MANHATTAN sails Wednesday Feb. ), vi moo,
WISCONSIN sails Wcdne sday, Feb. r. atspM
CABIN passage, $50 gold Stcerage, t5J curfsnes
Drafts on England. ireland, &c,
WILLIAMS 4 OUIOV
20 Broadway, New Yot
The sun., 1873-02-01
prof,ssloml dar0s.

A TTENTION. Twenty yca5 rru''lan hi,'Gil,
N experience. Plies and sEiu dlscl'-.. wen Ol t-'
standing, successfully and perWsn'n'N cuT'l ,-
sultation free. br. FRANKllN. ln, L'''sG ~
LII special diseases nervous debility, an ,,, Nc n,
~ hood permanently cured by tGc t.thh'rN ~
JULIEN, 5l5 Pearl IT., one door from t"nif's' -
A DIR. KING cures all disease ami d,,r'a.
N . ments; 30 years practice; on Nsl s1~''-
ONCE private Ii Amity ST. Open from i''' -
nR. DEsPARD, II East 2't1 =. cnr"' ~ ,p.5. ,,..,
- ana sexual diseases, striCtUIcs aul snlN
one visit sufficient ~ wears practice, Ae'l,' I'''
nR. DEIIAUT, from Paris, ~ Road Il, " l',5l
~ practice, cures all diseases OF sexual uNl.Y "''
impurities ana restores lost manhood c1uiptl'''
The Osceola times., 1873-09-13
A Rare Chance.

Tn view Of the evident desire Of
the people of Mississippi county TO
assist us in sustaining our county
newspaper, we have perfected ar
rangemcnts by which We can fur
nish them the Weekly Memphis
Appeal, the cost OF which for single
copy, is $3.50; containing 40 coll
umns Of reading matter, Memphis
and Foreign market reports, and
general news from all parts Of the
world, with the Osceola TINES for
one year, for the sum Of $3.50. The
Times will keep you posted as TO
Arkansas and home affairs. Every
body should support his county
newspaper. This is the greatest
inducemeut ever offered by any
newspaper. Let everybody have
the APpeai and Times only three
dollars and fifty cents for both.
The Osceola times., 1873-09-13
Registration Notice.

In accordance with the law re-
quiring a'ncw registration through
out the state of Arkansas, j will be
present at the following places on
the dates aili&ed, to register the
lawfully qualified voters, viz:
Osceola, Clerks oficcs Sept 10
and 20; Troy, lIaskin's, Sept. %
and 20 /; Pecan, Pecan Point, Sept.
24 and %; Scott, Dickinson's Mills
Sept. 26 and 81; Carson's Lake,
School house, Sept. 20 and so
Swain, l.. ID. Rozzels, Oct. 3 and 4 ;
Canadian, Barfelds Point, Oct.
6 Gand7; Chickasawba, School house,
Oct. 8 and .; Clear Lake, G. A.
Hcarh's, Oct. 10 and II i; Big Lake
School house, Oct II and IS; Lit
tie River, ,'Oct l7th.
Registration hours will be be-
tween Nine in the forenoon, and
Five o'clock, p. NJ.
j. IL. WILLIAMS
Registrar.
The Osceola times., 1873-09-13
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1t to make county, especially in and around

county, especially in and around
fultoE. in addition 10 dciyiag a
negro mob and landing a colorcd
prisoner in Jail, he recently arrest
cd three counierfeiiers, and broke
up their neiaricds operations.
Marengo Joe lodged two of the
connterfeitors in the county jail at
Washington, one of them having
made his escape. lie also captured
thirty-fve dollars in spurious mon
cy and the tools used for its man
uiacture.
The Osceola times., 1873-09-13

L. VI. Carrigan,
vs..
Fannie " Morgan, A1-
m ms rator Of the Is
tate OF John G.. Mears
deceased, aud Mollie
Mears.
The defendants, FanniI
Mears are warned 70 app
thirty DAYS and answer ia
til, L. Nj. Car igan.
The Osceola times., 1873-09-13

SMALL MATrEEs.-Thc nerve ot
The tooth, not so large as the Gn-
est cambric needle, VIII sometimes
drive a strong man to distraction.
A mosquito can make an elephant
absolutely mad. \ coral rock
which causes a navy to founder is
the work OF worms. The warrior
that withstood death in u thousand
forms may be killed 6y an insect.
The deepest wrotchcdness often re
suits from petty TRIALS. \ chance
look from those we love ofton pro-
duccs exquisite pain or unaIioycl
pleasure.
The Osceola times., 1873-09-13
Country Papers.

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ct
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ROLL OF HONOR.

This week we add the following
names 10 our subscription list and
Roll Of Honor.
Eugene Rond d. McFaddcn
i. Frank Bennett VIM Lyerly.