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H ENAlAING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
M on the Isl of July, 1889.
An. W. Alexander.
R-J NJ. Black Rev. J. NJ. Bradley, VIM. D.
Byram. A. Bethel, A. ]. Bovdoin, ]. Blown, ].
Biouut, 2, S. Berryhill, g. Baker, j. Blaekwood, 2,
]. w Rarnhill.
Cdr, A. w. Caldwell, Q, j. Caldwell. G.
CoSles, VIM. Coalman Mrs p Cowan, A. CO.
burn, VIM. K. Calleu, Miss Fl. Caps, 9, Wa.
Campbell, T. Charles, 2. VIM Cook j L. Cathcart,
Miss ], E. Cox, K. Collins. WIN. p Clark.
d.. N. DAVIS, Mrs. NJ. III. Davidson, B. F.
Davidson, ]. Downs.
&c. Erwin, c. Films, Mrs. NJ Eagle, Rev.
Nj. Eady.
F-Wm. Finn, Freeze, Steel & ca, z. Foard,
]. Foster, ]. Fife, A. Flannken, R. Freeman.
G-Col. n. Green. J. w Gray, ID, f. Glen, 3,
VIM. FL. Gibson, 2, VIM. Grissotn, S. Givens, Mai.
Grimes A. Gillett.
H-Dr. VIM III. Harris, ]. Hudson, j. Hun
ter, ], Harris & Co.. Mrs, ], Hutson, J. III. HOWE,
Mrs. P, Hamilton, l. w. Hctchkiss. VIM. Harri.
son, ]. Hipp, Gel. d. Harry 2, G. E. Harbenscn,
A. Hunter c. ]. Harris.
&c. Jones, ]. Johnston.
k-Miss, C. p. Kirkpatrick, s. F. Karr, G.
W, Kerr. ]. Kerr.
LID, LedwelI, S. Lentilc J. Londrsgcn.
MI. MGinnis, 2, I, Marks, ., Wn. MGin-
MS, Ioi. Y, Myers, J. II. Mahan, III. A, Mathews
2. Morris, ]. Mccullough, r, MGswn, j. A. Nc
Gilvray, ], Morris, ]. D. Martin. F. niece, M.
M'Gibony, A. Martin.
N-Wm. G. Newhile, VIVA, Nash, f. or G..
Motley, j. Nerthey, e. V. Motley, 8. VIM. p. Nash.
O,J. L. A, Orr, 2. NJ Osborne.
P-Mrs, 5. l.. Peoples, ., G. Parks, r B. Parks,
], Potts, O. Pierce. .. DR., e. Porter, z. PAUL, 9.
Paull. J. Porter.
R-Wm h Reed. Miss. IT. G. Russ Pv.
burn, A. Robinson, Q.
S-Secretary Of Phalanx Lodge, 2, Miss. Simp-
son, +. Searcy, J. or c. Stems. J. Sircey. A. Ss-
crist, or ], Rea, ]. r. Sample, If. Strcker, t.
Searcy, ]. Simpson.
T-Wm. l., Todd, Miss L. Todd. C. Todd.
J. Thompsan, l. Taeiapson, S Tarlton. Capt. NJ.
Thompson, ID. Thompson, j. Thompson, slave,
]. l.. Todd, WI. A. Todd.
VT, Vareef
W-wiey & Pitman, 2, A. II. Waddlc, Miss
NJ. ID. Wallis, j Weeks, ]. G. Wilson. 3, ]. waL
lis, r. A. Wilson, 5. Wilson, Capt. Watkins, Hon.
L. Williams, Mrs. +. c, Wilson, Mrs. r. Wilson
IT, d. WILLIAMS, r. III.
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NOTICE.

EAY order of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter
ED Sessions, at its last term, notice is hereby
given TO the Magistrates Of The County, that they
appear on Tuesday of the County Court TO be
held in July next, when the propriety OF building
anew Court House will be taken into consideration.
Test: B. OATES. c. c. C. &
June 90, 1889. 1859
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Psalmster. There is but one drawback
upon has exalted merits,--free negroes are
not allowed to vote in the South, and there.
fore his eminent skill and long experience
IN winning the votes Of tina, class will be
utterly lost to the cause. We think how.
ever he will do for sample nevertheless
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If it be true that the Sub Treasury sys.
tenn is the old Jeffersonian plan--the only
constitutional pian-of keeping the public
money, il follows that John @. Adams, who
voted for Gordon's proposition 10 1885, was
then good Jefersonan Democrat, while
Gen. Jackson and his party, who then OPP
posed the Constitutional Treasury, we're
Hamlltonian Federalistsl This is the re-
suit of the Logic Of the Sub Treasury men.
But Gen. Jackson and bis friends claimed
to be Jefiersonian Democrats in 1885, Just
as they do now. Their claim was evident
ly spurious at that time, or il is a, the pre-
sent. When were they Federalls,s--in
1885 or in ls39?-Lyachburg ErginiaH.
The Value of Loco Foco Bets upon
ElectisnS.-W When an Election is coming
on, our streets resound with the clamor OF
Loco Focos for Bet upon the result. A
Wing can hardly pass homeward without
being stumped for 80, or so, or 100, or
1000 dollars Wager upon the result Of an
election about TO come on. The value Of
one Of these bets is TO be tested 10 day
in the Court of Common Pleas. The sto-
ny is, that John w. Merritt, bet with 10.
seph Hoyie one thousand dollars, that w.
l.. Marcy would be elected Governor of
New York by 1000 majority, and The mo-
ney was deposited with Philip s. Crooke,
who il is added, paid the sum over to tho
winner. Mr.. Merritt now sues Mr.. Crooke,
The stakeholder, for the surrender of his
money, and the cause we shall probably
learn to-day, or al leas! the nature of The
actlon.-N. Y. Express.
Drifting team through the Law.-We
have heard that some Of the conscientious
Missipplans buy gallon and gill Of bran.
dy at a time, and after taking the gill, which
by some is considered a comfortable dose,
they sell back The gallon 10 the landlord.
Thus they evade the law by means Of
q" fair business transaction. - icaguae.
Heavy Failure. he Vicksburg .Senti-
mel announces the failure of the house of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

awe have fine season now. Although the
corn has saiIcrrl from the long drough, and fy,
ye, very little Of II is seriously injured and from
present appearances an abundant crop vii! bless
the exefiions q the husblndnan. We under.
stand Tia, the crop Of Wheat in ,s vicinity Is NJ,
preeedea,cd
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rive learn from the Raleigh Star that the
ehineh Bug has bcen doing considerable damage
10 the Wheat in Chatham. Orange. Grsuyille and
Franklin counties, 30 mach 70, that whole field.
have been destroyed. and fears arr entertained
that they viii attack the corn. These pests am
said % b. natives Of the forrest, and that OCCASION
81 Earning Of the woads vii prevent them from
becoming troublesome. We wouId adriso oar
agricultural iriends BY al neaus TO try the expe,
rinleal ia the EAn.
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S33 46G Sc
T. l.. SMITH, Register.


r L. SMITH, Register.
TkEAsggT DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office Ftb. 6. 1889.
Such - the verbatim copy Of the Document be-
iore me on which Mr. Gales has thought proper to
4ate "lhat the wasiage OF gold and the expenses
Of the Mutt lot one mouth Ia l-37. were greater
than tie whole o. l,3S.n THIS statement has
btcH copied ia your paper and others Did Nj.
Gsics read the Document Tho expenses for
Nasiage OF gold aud contingencies, as VIII be
seen, Tot the whole year Of 1881 was only Sl00
mote than the expenses for the whole year Of les,
a very near simiitude quite as near, reckon, as
MIR Gales's expenses are from one year 10 another.
caana, expect in these piping Tunes OF par
is dcttachon that Mr. Cafes viii DO me the justice
10 correct contradict this false statement, which
If true would rrtlcet either upon my fidelity or ca
pAcitg therefore correct il myself not however
with any disposition he intmates, to engage
IN controversy with even the Governors and
certainly still less with his man Friday, | can
only say in conclusion that the Editor, who from
such a document before him, could extract such
statement, intends 10 deceive the public or he
is equal in sagacity only TO the wise man of Go.
than, who extracted suubcams from cucumbcrs.
JNO. III. WHEELER.
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Ut Merit Senator and Governor Of Virginia.
The Alexandra Gazette, of Thursday, says /:
"Publc opinion amongst the opposition party
IN Virginia seems to be fast settling down in
determination TO endeayor to re-elect Mr.. Riyes
TO the Senate of the United States and TO make
MIR. Tyler, Governor Of the State. Mr.. Riyes.
Il Is understood, does not hesitate to avow himself
as IN decided opposition tc the present admins.
tration."
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XNanlcfi.
June 26, 1899.

or NEGRO MEN. for which liberal wa.
- ges ~ill be given. Enqnire at this Office.
july |, 1889. 4576
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Deplordble Erent - On Friday, DIR.
Gourrier's two children, one between eight
and ten, and the other from ten 10 twelve
years of aye, while on their way home from
school, fell in with other children who were
bathing in the river. The Youngest strip.
ped and went in--the oldest seeing his
brother embarrassed in an eddy, went TO his
assistance. 1t so happened, however, that
The brothers embraced each other 50 closely.
that neither could swim, and both went
down, This misfortune occurred ~ the
parish of ST. James, and so affected the
father of the boys, that he is SAID TO have
lost his reason. The situation Of the wife
and mother is truly deplorable.- Char. Cou-
Ben. F. Butler, Esq. has accepted an IN,
vtaton from the Dalectlc Society of the
cadets of West Point, to deliver an address
to the Society, about the 18th slthis month,
on tho occasion of the members of the so.
ciety constituting tho present graduating
class, leaving the insti,uton.-Aier. Gas,
A New play, called "BiH Screamer,'
which is making much noise in Arkansas
is said to have been written by Archibald
! Yell, Esq.
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Hedry Failure. ne Vicksburg Senti-
mel announces the failure of the house of
Bennett, Ferridays Il Co., of that City, for
upwards of million of dollars. The at.
fair caused great excitement.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

IL The New York Commercial states that all
the betths in the main saloon of the British
QHesn, which is to sail from That city for Lon.
don on :ho Is, of August, arc already engaged,
and tina, tho list for the other state rooms hill
ing up very rapidly.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

L. ;. MIN, CHARLOTTE, JuLY !, 1889.
Nr. Hoifos, Editor If the Charlotte Journal
In your last weeks paper YOU make the follow.
ing extract from the Raleigh Register;
Branch Niat-As the superintendent OF the
Mint At Charlotte seems so ready 10 engage in
controversy with Coy. Dudley about the Branch
Nuls, We should like him 10 answer ono question.
How happens il that tho waStage and contingent
expenses Of one month in 1887 were greater than
ilie same expenses for the whole of l535 See
Document No is9, ~ page"
snsaer the query by quoting the Doeamen,
ID fuii
Document ,s9 81 page Annual expense OF
ttle Branch Mint AZ Charlotte, y. &, exclusive OF
the buildings, machinery and enclosing grounds,
apparatus tools and fixtures agreeably TO the re.
solution Of the House Of Representatives Of the
iih Of February, 1889.
1887 O;sicers and Clerk, Sl0,466 G6
Hasiage of gold and coalfu.
rcut expenses. $500 90
Compensation 10 laborers, 1900 90
.---l7, d66 &C
ls9- 0i}ieers and CLERK, $1,000 90
Wsstaeq Of gold and eoutin-
gsul expenecs. 800 90
Compensation 10 laborers, 3,bUa 90
-l6,000 90
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GJ Official Promp fitude.-We perceive Says
the \. \. Com Adr. OF goth inst.l that the
President has exercised a commendable prompt
tade IN the removal Of Mr. Gay. American consul
at Martinique, whose inatteuton to the interests
Of his country has been loudly complained of
as TO require his dismissal. But will the Presi.
dent stop here We hope not Much greater
complaints are made against Mr.. Trist, our con-
sui at Havana, and rumors dark and dismal upon
dark subject are ahoat Will tho President
cause an inquiry TO be made Char. Courier.
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GDarlnftE:
Thursday, July 4, 1880.

IL. Fair Play" Is received. I, shall be atten.
dod 10 in our next.
1J'see the second No. Of Cuilford, in proceed.
ing columns, on the School Law.
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aI'see Gen. Jaekson's Letter 10 the Legisla
turc Of Tennessee in 1s25.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

~ The Exploring Expedition, u. s.
brig Porpofse, Capt Wilkes, was spoken ON the
18th Of March by the American ship Hudson.
The Porpoise was % days from Orange Harbor,
Terra del Fuego, bound to Palmer's Land in
company with the Sea Gail. tender The Pea.
rock, and tender, Flying Fish, sailed from Orange
iiasbor few days sooner than the Porpoise.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

Extraordinary Miaister.-The Courier
and Enquirer says that special agent of
the administrator has been appointed TO 20
TO England TO purchase sealing wax, pen.
knives, paper, carpets, tapestry, DC. for The
use Of the Government.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

81 The BAnk Of the State OF North Carolina
has Declared dividend Of 5 per cent. on lie
capital Stock tor the last sir months payable on
the ~ instant. The Bank cf ape Fear has also
declared dividend Of { psr cont payable OF the
ssh instant. Tins IL evidence Of TIE Banks BE-.
Tag IN a doarishtng condition.
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df II is said that Mr. Calhoun has contributed
$4,000 TO establish an administration and anti.
abolition paper ii New y ork. 1t is to be called
the i" United States Sentinel and National
Caion;;" the first number will appear early next
month. large amount has been subscribed
[N, Y Express.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

u The SEcRETsBf or STATE is now travelliu
ia tie North. On SUNDAY, the 10th uliimo, h
was at Portland, IN Maine
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ll' The President of the IT, s. left Washing
ton on the 10Th alt. on visit 10 hiss native State
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~ The Philadelphia Gazeffe states that the
two sons Of Dr. Dyott, who was recently con.
victed Of deiraudng his creditors, have a5scond.
ed from that city.
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List of Letters

, EMAlhING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
on the Isl of July 1889.
An w Alexander
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" The Planters Hotel, in Augusta, with the
outbuldinga, stables, &c. occupying an entire
square, was consumed by fire on the 18th ult
Loss S25, 900 insurance $4,000.
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az W. observe !, stated 81 two ~ our Disttci
paFeEs, aad losgu that there is no doubt of tive
lse'. That Col John Campbell, Treasurer q the
ua.trd Stairs. has received bis Gi>m5ssl3a from
ufIic- 10 take effect AZ an raTiy day Consider.
ing the chataster Of this cFlsegr, aHd The remark
Ahle circumstances ualsF which be accepted the
appointment, 81 detailed al the time hy the kIch.
nond Eagainf, NC should have felt much sur.
pfjse Al bis dismissal, # public nIfuoF had not,
ps8ding the Virginia elections, prepared Us iot
such move ~ e9an as those elections should
have taken place WHIST partisan, rejected by
the People, viii be rewarded with this responsl.
Bile office. no hate uul hcafd.--Net, intel
The New Nofa Evening Post says that Nf,
Camphvll has 1eau removed tuF neglect Of duty
Uoatlial
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~ The St Louis Republican relates as a sim
guiar circumstance, that whilst man was on
his trial IN that city for passing a counterfeit note,
the hote itself was stolen from court and the &C.
cuscd party had consequently 10 be released.
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ar Rhode IslaHd.--The Wing state Conven-
ton which recently assembled ia this state, nom.
mated the lion. X. II. Cranston, and tho Hon,
q, l.. Tllinghast, as candidates for Congress,
and elected the following gentlemen as delegates
20 the National Convention
NATHANIEL RUGGLES, Of Newport
JAMES +. SIMMONS, of Johnston.
WM. ANTHONY, Of Coventry.
BYRON DlMON, Of Bristol
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The Edenton Gazette states that the
Crops in that part Of tho State are of the
most luxurian growth, and that the pros.
pect of the Farmer is better than at any
previous period within the Editors recol.
lection.
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A Larg Mammoth. The St. Loals Ga.
ze,te of the 10Th instant says, that MIR.
Cock, residing % miles south west of that
city, is raising the largest Mammoth bones
ever seen in the western country. From
the extremity of one tusk TO that of the
other is supposed to measure fifteen feet.
WHAT'S in a name There is firm ia
Boston which flourishes under the nomen,
clature of NEAL and PRAY. Ne
There is also one in Maidstone, Eng.
which hangs up sign 10 inform the reader
of the biblical fact that Dawn SHor and
| GoLIAu FELL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

r. Maekensie, ,he leader If tho Canada Pat
r,sst, vba ras .'ty tired ~ New }osk far
r.ssaE troop. to invade Vac Queens territory, bas
secn fs4ad guilty. and sentenced 70 eighteen
laoasbs improvement aad Gaa of ten dollars.
H. conducted he ogn cause.
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IT. Agasrs 10 Florida Meetings have bCen
held ia Tallahasscs, 81. Augustine, and Apala-
ohirola, Disappearing os tho treaty made wslh
Tho tndians BY Cru. M'Csaab They seen dc
terained 70 sdbofo 10 no treaty exeep, the trvaty
Of Psyne's Landing, IN which i as stipulated
That tAr iadisus should - removed.
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" ~ the arrival Of tic U. $. sIoop Of Nal
Warren II New urisans, intelligence has beeu
feee,Yod Of ihe capitalization Of the Fedcralia'
trssops . TamFico to the central troops under
6ea. A5tsla, tbs restores tranquility and pot
a. sssd IL slle Featrsl cause
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ar IRE a. Nssa 0tleeas. On the lih ult.,
Tire broke out in a "colion pickeTyH near tn
corner Of vi. Peter aud Pordido streets which
soon DESTROYED whole square. About IS build
ipma were consumed Two children are said t
have bcen burned 10 death Tho loss falls heav
liz upon class Of peoplo limited in their means
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

l1~ There has boon several more cases Of y 81.
lew Fever in Charleston. The yellow Fever
has also tuade It's appearance at New Orleans,
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DANDRUFF AND BALDNEss.

nLDRlDGE'S BALM OF CoLUMBIA.--The ar,i.
~ Gle named above is chemical combination of such
ingredients as have proved themselves etcacious in as
sisng me natural growth OF the human hair and remov-
ing all Obstacles to its perfect deyelopement In com
mendng thIs article to the particular notice of discern
ing public the proprietor is but recaptulang the of ex-
pressed sentiments OF some OF the many hundreds who
teshis compound having acquired for itself oharae
ter for singular merit and value 1t is usedby ladies' and
gentlemen generally the Hair moist and beautiful
and the head free from Dandu which il does mos, NO
fec,y, and thus prevents Badness.
CAUTION.-Observe that each bottle Of the genuine
Balsam of Columbia has splendid engraved wrapper on
For sale. wholesale or retail, by COMSTOCK q co
Fletcher street, near Maiden lane door from Pearl
street.
II. & C. ii. James J. Young & Co, Washington City.
does FIN
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PILES, &C., HEMoRRHoIDs.
No Cure no Pay--Price Al.

LAYS LIKIMENT.-No Fiction--This eriraordi
nary chemical composition, the result of scene.
and the Invention Of celebrated medical man the intro
duetion OF which 10 the public invested with the So
lemnity Of death bed bequest has since gained repu
taon unparalleled fully sustaining the correctness Of he
lamented DR. Grdleys last confession, that be dared
not die hout giving 10 posteniy the benefit OF his know
ledge this subject and he therefore bequea,hed 70 hi,
friend and atie'ian, Solomon Hays, the secret Of his
discovery.
= is now used in the principal hospitals and the priys,
practice country, first and inosi certainly Tor the
cure OF the Piles and also extensively and eectua
as 10 bahe credny, unless where its effects are vii
messed. Externally in the following complaints:
For Dropsy-Cieain ny extraordinary absorption al once
Al oweiiings-Reducng them IN a Few hours.
sheumatism Acute or Chronic. giving quick ease
sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers, colds.
Group and Hopping Cough--Externaly, and over the
chest.
All Bruises, sprains and Burns, curing in a fewhour,
sores and Wheiherfresh OF long standing and
fever sores. o N'1
Its operations upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swenss and loosenng coughs and tghiness
q the chest ny relaxation Of the parts, has been suprs.
ing beyond conception The common remark OF those
VINO have used II IN the Piles, is %" like charm
The Pi!es.-The price 81 is refunded 10 any person
who will use bottle Of Hays Linime for the Piles and
return The empty bottle without being cured These are
the positive orders Of the proprietor the Agents and
cessfuL
We might insert certificates any length but prefer
that those who sell the article should exhibit the original
to purchasers
Cau,ion.--None can be genuine without splendid
engraved wrapper, which is my name, and also tina,
of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail by CoMsToCK & co, sole
Agents, Fletcher street Maiden lane, door be-
low Pearl street, New York. and by Druggist I'M every
town in the Union
All Editors who viii insert the above months in
weekly paper shall he entitled dozen OF the article
For sale by Robert s, Patterson, VIM Fischer, Z. IL.
& O. II. James, and Young & Co., Washington City.
dec Som
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lSToRY OF THE LATE WAR, between the u.
- states and Great Britain, with full account Of
every battle Ivy Sea and Land, and much other Informal
ton volume Of 96o pages with ve engraving price 62
cents, Is Just received. for sale by +. TAYLOR.
The Naval Battles Tough, by The II s NAVY from its
rst estabshent TO the present time, volume with 81
Also, he Naval Monument by Abel Bowen, vol.
with 25 nautical engavnss of the battles TOUGH, between
the Navies OF the U. States and Great Britain,
II. Lees Campaignin the Carolinas" j vol syo and
other similar works-A for sale as above the lowest
prices. Juno
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DILES, DROPSY, SWELLINGS, ALL SORES,
i RHETMATlSM.-ltis absolutely asse rted on the
most positive proof that the above complaints
ed and cured by the timely Of Hays Lniment 1t is
proofs which are conclusive and convincing They may
be seen at length as below.
The true article has splendid engraved wrapper with
agents and proprietors Call Fletcher street.
near Maiden lane, door below Pearl street, where the
article is sold.
dec som SOLOMON HAYS.
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NJ HAYS LTNIMENT FOR THE PILEs.-Tb.
proprietor begs leave TO recommend which he doe. with
the fullest confidence Of the most valuable remedies
known for this troublesome and painful complaint With
out going into detail he deems it enough say that he
has in his undoubted testimonials that has
more completely answered the purpose for which is in
tended than any other popular oedcine. This remedy
Is perfectly innocent in its application TO all conditions,
ages and sexes Full directions accompany each bottle.
FOR sale wholesale and retail at Fletcher street. near
Maiden lane, one door below Pearl street dec SON