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TAKING A NEWSPAPER.

e." 4 pleasant day this, nelghbor GaskIll, =
SAID one farmer to smother, coming into the
barn al The latter, who was engaged IN sc.
aaraiua the chat from The Wheat crop by
means Of = fan.
Very dle day, friend Alton " Any
new,1' returned The individual addressed.
ma, nothing Of importance, | believe
hnyc called over TO see VI you won't jan
Carpenter and myself in taking the paper
this wear. The price is only two dollars
aud filv cents a year"
Nothing is cheap that you don't want, "
returned G3skll, in a positive tone.
don't believe in newspapers. 1t an old
stray one happens To get INTO my house my
psIs orc crazy niter 1t, mud nolhins can be
rot GU, Of them TIL II is read through.
They wouldn't be good for cent II pa
uer came every week. And besides, dol
lars am, picked up IL every cornh'll'
"Bu, think, neighbor Gaskrl|, how much
information your gals would get II they
had fresh newspaper every week hI'ed
with the latest intelligence. The Ilms they
would spend in residing il, would be moth
ing TO what they would gain
"And what woud they gam, | wonder
Get their heads filled with nonsense and
love stories. Look at Sally Black lsn
she fine specimen of your newspaper read
inn gals? Not worth TO her father three
nmnkin seeds. remember well enough
shen she was one Of the most promising
lille bodies about here. But her iather
was fool enough to lake a newspaper,
Anv one could see change in Sally. she
began TO spruce up and look smart f,rS'
came bow on her Sunday bonnet, and 'heu
gloves to go to meeting IN. After that she
must DO seut of TO school again, and ina
AT tho very time she began TO oe worn
something abou, the house, And now SIN
has 90, forte piano, and fellow come
oyery week to teach her music"
"Then you won't join US neishbor =
Mr.. Alton said, avoiding useless reply tt
I Gasklll.
"oh no ; that | will not. Money throw
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.NESCEEII.s'E0E$.
From the Diary IF a Ner York Phyncian.
LOVE POWDERS

From the Diary a Ner York Phynciaa.
LOVE POWDERS.
About the year 1918, rather stout,
coarse looking man apparently some tsen.
ll.d'e ears Of age, came 10 my office and
WISHED 10 speak with me aside. lie "os a
DOlchmsn from The river, aud spoke En-.
gtsh rather imPeriectly.
llaung got the aside, he stated his case
viii very great soIemnl,y. lie informed
INC that he vas 10 love With certain oung
s9nan 10 hi. ne ghborhood, Who uniorIu
nsle,y did no, return ms affection. Ills
ts assured me VAS not owing to any indls
POSITION on hcr part. for abe was wiling ~
love HIN Il she could, and IN order TO over
come the repugnancc she eel, towards hun,
you'd cousen, TO any feasible IA aus. A
love powder was that which most naturally
suggested itself to his mind auu be had
called To procure onc.
" would'a got It from our doctor TO
ONE, snid he, = but wasa feard II would
lceg gu, zlm how or aHoder, and den
would be laushInstog to de "hole town.
u as was cumming to New York, |
thought | nigh, as well ett II here. Wat
you AK Tor one strong love powder, wat
rdl do dc bl.incss for de gal, and make her
lore mo like tho tyvrl all out, =
A, first began 10 reason with him on the
folly Of eudeayorlng TO excite love by means
Of powders, phlIlres po;lons, aud the like
l'l' found my arguments thrown away
thea endeavo,ed 10 laugh him out OF the
ptgrc,, But my rlilcus, like my argu'
lnen's, yIl harmless to the ground,
Finding him resolved on having the love
powder, come wha, would, ! concluded to
give him something that would satisfy nm
accordingly put up two powders OF tartar
eme,Ic, FIVE grains each, telling him 1t was
Necessary for him to take powder as well
rs The girl, in order to produce the desired
ef CT.
a" But DO in lofe now, toctor, and does
not need any Of The powders TO make me
lOle more as do. Wat for should | take
u den
GU must snke it," said, " otherwise
lho powder wiz have no effect on the girl'
But don shallhave to pay for too bow
ders instead OF ono"
then gave him directions TO dissolve
The powders to water, to take ono h'msel
and 10 give the girl the other at inc same
and tina, they should be shut up together u
Tho same room n, tho time OF taking inc
powd rs and so on for three hours mere
alter, when assured him that they wou''
produce a remarkable effect. -.
The fellow wen, away well pleased WIN
The favorable termination oil bis love SUI.
ami though, little moro Of the SUBJECT, oh'S
occasionally to laugh to myself at the pnys'
cal effects The love powders would be likely
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Acoustic Oil for Deafness {!

HyHIS really valuable preparation, which has
II cured hundreds Of persons, who used 1t &C
cording TO directions is now for sale in this place
II has been known TO cure persons who have been
deaf for years, making their sense OF hearing as
good as it ever was giving entire satisfaction 70
the user. There have been number OF articles
got up TO initiate this, and the proprissors must eau
lion the public against buying any that has moi
got their signature on, Comstock & CO., N. Y.
Sold, wholesale, by Comsiock Il Co., 81 Cort.
landt street, New York, and retail by d. Oates
Charlotte.
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CHARLOTTE. N. G.. MAY 23. 1S45.

Gaskill looked upon the ground for many
minutes. Then raising his head, he halt
CALCULATED with sigh:
elf ! havn'l been a nos, confounded
fool, have come plaguy near III But III
be fool no longer. III subscribe for ,ep
newspapers TO morrow-see If don't r.
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EGTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of Carnes
81. H. Henderson, decd, are requested TO come
forward and settle; aud those having claims will
present them properly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or this notice will be plead
in bar OF their recovery.
DAVID HENDERSON, Ear.
b April 80, lsi5. 30tf
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" T. J. HOLTON,
EdItor, Proprietor a Publisher.
TERMS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
p1id IN adroncr. THREE DOLLARS If NOT
IND ieiiLin three months. And THREE Dor.
LsRs AND FIFTY CENTS II not paid until az
i1 he expiration Of The year. No paper diseoa.
hnu'd until al arrearages ore paid, except at he
option Of fAe Editor.
W entertainments inserted al One Douqr per
'qSdre, C6 iHes or less, This sised type,) for tie
rstiaseHion, and 25 cents for each Continuance
Court advertisements and Sherif's Sales charg.
ed % PR cent higher; and deduction Of 33I
per ffnt riii be made from the regular prices, for
sdrenlseTs By the ysGr. ddtsrfisemelts inserted
monthly or quarterly 81 per square for each tims.
Ssmi-monthfy IS esnts per squars fer saeh time
AGENTS,
Col. X. NJ coc1ran. MseklsnLSrg. N. C.
Chas. w. Harris. NH Grops. N. c.
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NOTICE.

gnHOSE persons who are in arrears for taxes
Jl on real estate, will save costs by paying be-
fore the first day of Angus, next. After that time
they may find their names in the State Gazette
and their lands advertised for sale
Il. n. ALEXANDER, Sheriff
Of McckleabHrg County.
Mgy I, 1S4j t52
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MY HOME.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
For Commercial and Money Matters, see Last Pn9e.J
SATugpATP. u.

The market was very heavy to-day and at the
second board there strong desire to SELL consequently
prices fell or rapidly and the decline since yesterday is
10 per cunt on the fnces." The principal stocks which
certain parties forcing the market unable 10 bear
them are Long Island Norwich and Worcester and Can
ton The latter stock has suffered the most dropping to-
day from 52s to AT Two three strong houses bear
Ing the market in these stocks aud instead OF getting the
best prices for the stocks they selling they appear
ious to sell each lot lower figure than its predecessor
The Great Bull himself who has often like his prcdeces
the Indian legend received upon his forehead uns;a
gerngy the butts of the BEARS TO have turned bear
himself and has IT is said, large seller some two
days past. The market left OFF very heavy, especially for
the stocks named above.
In exchanges there is not much doing and rates
heavy. Sterling q a 10. Francs 5 25 a s 81.
Cotton Freights are SD for square bales TO Liy-
crpoo and very plenty. To London feghts lower
In the hurry at the close OF the session, bill was
passed by Congress- of great importance not only 10 the
State of Indiana which particularly referred.
but to the country at large tending ogivc farther I'M
pulse to the spirit OF resumption, and TO the good work of
retrieving our financial State character The bill refer
10 was donating large body Of land TO Indiana for the
purpose of enabling her TO complete the Wabash and Erie
Canal The land donated consists Of every other quarter
section along the line of the Canal and all the unsoG lands
of another specified section OF the State. The whole
amount is between goo and 100000 and is estimated
to be worth about Sl35OoOO, amount ample to finish
the Canal to Ohio River. When completed, this Canal
viii be to Indiana what the Erie is 10 NcwYork. The
amount OF produce and manufactures transported will
be immense with the tolls, and moderate tax. which
she is well able 10 BEAR Indiana will be enabled
the payment Of dividends on her public debt and
once more take her stand erect among her sisters
correspondent Of the Buffalo Advertiser fur
ni.hes some statements regard to the Flour and Wheat
in depot which may be of value TO friends in the Flour
trade He says
Now let make up statement of Wheat and Flour in
depot last spring and also this spring. from the latest In
formation we can gather, and how the matter stands
we will Leave out the of NcwIolk hut will say that
In our opinion there 10000 bbs more in the Stale this
spring than there was last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
WILL BE PUBLISHED,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10:
Ponular Lectures on Astronomy,

Popular Lectures on astronomy,
Delivered at the Royal Observatory ofParis by " Aha
co. Member Of the Institute Of France, &C. with extensive
additions by DIoxrsus LAzDSEa, formerly Professor OF
Astronomy and Natural Philosophy in the University Oh
London. Illustrated with numerous cuts and diagrams
The following subjects are embraced and considered In
these Lectures:
General Laws Of the Reflection Of Light eensrai Laws
of the Reflection of Light Lenses, ReraetpS ana ne
fecting Telescopes; Structure OF the Eye Hoiy o.
Autonomy; Preliminary Ideas-Ds:ni'lons: Iaptcsr-
Tssra, 3: 6 Gemini u 7Cancer .; Leo.Sl Viz
20 Nd; 10 Libra q; II Scorpio N II Sasittarius =
i,neet Of the Heavens; Apparent Motsns Of the Hea
reny Bodies The Fixed Stars Distances OF the Planets;
The Sun; Physical constitution oil me sun ne Aoon
PHYSICAL constitution of the Moon Mercury - Physical
constitution Mercury; Venus IS Appearances of Venus
a. a., moves round the Sun; Physical constitution Of We
Superior Planets: Mars g. Physical constitution Of
Mars. The four Telescope Planets Juno 8, Ceres
PaIla, o, yesta Z Jupiter Il, and his satellites, Ply
steal constitution of Jupiter Saturn }, his Ring and his
Satellites; Herschel, or Uranus, II, and his Satellites
Distances, Dameters, Volumes &C., OF the Planets. KEEP
lers Laws. Universal Attraction or the Masses Of the
Planets. Figure Of the Earth Dimensions OF the Earth
The Earth's Motion. Diurnal Rotation Of the Earth.
Annual Motion Of the Earth Inequalities Of the Moon and
steal constitution Of Comets Ecpscs Of the Moon Eclip
Of the Sun. The Tides Determination Of Latitude
and Longitude. The Atmosphere. OF the Moon in the
Horizon. The Harvest Moon The Seasons and the Days
The Earth's temperature The Calendar
ArrrsDrI-Table Of the Consultations, with the Num-
Der of Stars in each, far those ofhe sixth magnitude
Summary.
u Po.tmas,crs RENTING orc dollar are entitled to FIVE
copies Address GREELEY & McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings.
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HIDEs-We notice sales of 1900 etsnoras IA few days
snce) and l4O0 BIO Grand 81 H. terms not pub
c 1000 Do "a b. TO go Philadelphia, IL cenis,6
500 dry southern 10 cash; and 200 heavy dry Sailed
DO. ~ cts. 6 mos
IRoS-Re1nains very nm. but We have heard OF no
transactions e1cep; 800 ions Garshee Pig. which were
sold al SIS S35 CASH Holders generally prefer await
the arrival eff later account. from Europe
STEEL-Mlar is scarce and wanted; we quote cents
short price, as the a;. market prcesa lots have been
sold rather higher.
coppER-Sew sheathing is steady, but not quick, at
2l1 cents, mos
FEATHERs-westcrn Live Geese are in more request
and prices rather tend upward The sales are 5000 ID.
frior III 90 cents $500 fair %; ard 5000 ID. good
prime, % 81, cash.
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chanre and very dull Good Genesee brands 81 sl!.
with moderate demand. Sew-orleans is very dull ln
Southern We hear only OF ECO bos Alexandria aoat nj
81 so.
0pAIS-A sale of 1000 bushels Wheat was made, 70
arrive ON uriyate terms about l02 ccnte The dlsters
Offer II cents for Southern Corn 10 arrive The supply IS
very small We notice sales 6eOo bnsheis SouieI me
at 81 cents W.T. delivered and parcel oil Jersey at 10 CTS.
The Rive spokcn OF Yesterday understand not sod
wHISKY-,rhc dstiIers have advanced the price OF
Drudge TO % Cts III which 30 loo hhds have been solo,
Bbls. were nominally y 2S5 Gus
PRoyISIoNS-Thcre MAS considerable excitement in
the Pork market to-day especially Tor Ole oio Inc
actions wsre mostly speculative and reached about loOo
bb including 500 PRIME 623 800 10 800 do 9 2oO
do State, country inspection, at @ 3o0 10 4uo ssS AZ
II 31i II SO. There sale OF lUo ools fhpIs Lee
LANDS Ohio thin Mess ct IL 3i The market Tor new FORK
Is very much unsettled and there is very little doing
There however, sellers at 10 30 and 10 w ior fe
and Mess There activity in Beef and nIIn mar
kct- We notice sales 500 to 600 bols nearly Ill Ness NJ
previous There is good enquiry for Lard and the
lots arriving packed up The sales 10
GOO hols. We notice sale OF Picked Hams al c!s and
200 do. Shoulders at cts. No change for packages
GROCERIESFor three days-The transactions in
New-oreans Sugars comprise $500 hhis from wharf and
store, AZ st 81 cts with few extra estsb-
fishing advance within week OF half cent per ID.
These operations believed are chiefly on sfecnitc
carried forward by one house, and induced II Is presumed
by the well sscer;aned fact crop Cuba Will
not exceed ceha that of last year. while prices there
one hundred per cent higher than the period last
season. This movement has placed the stock Tin s 400
hhd in the hands of operator with the exception
i66 hhs aoat and 400 in store; the trade also have
purchased pretty freely At Newo-ieaHx perceive.
there have been heavy sales I. IN advance Of half
aud at Philadelphia. 1900 hhds have changed hands on
speculation. Cuba Box Sugars with good demand,
tend upward the stock being reduced very low; the sales
are $50 txs Blown Havana q cts, and SO White do
at @ mos The market for Moasses continues extremely
arrn with rathe. IN upward tendency prices and
there be an apparent lack Of activity II must DC attributed
entirely TO scarcity of the article The sales comprise
CARO- OF 1900 gallons Neworieans to arrive private
TERMS 1000 bSs and arrive, 20 80 cts and 100 dc
New-iberia chiefly arrive. 30i, mos The market foI
Coffee with coed demand is very firm; the stock OF Bra
iii is reduced aoout 5000 bags. The sales comprise
1909 bags Brazil ST 7.cs; 400 Lasusyra, q 300 Java
10; 500 green DO. ~ 500 surnara, g. ea 300 Man
L. S. $50 Maracaioo, 81 y, usual time; and 100 s. Do
miugo for expeTi, S., cash.
HEMP-Thcrc is fair demand and notice sales q
500 bales pew-ret.ed American, one hah for export,
SIS $50; 10 tons Clean Russia, $500, cs and 100
bales S.ssi, on terms we did not learn.
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Markets. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

ASIIES-Pots are inactive, and we hear Of sales.
The rate is nominaly 8 for and 10 for old. or
Pearls about 200 bbls old have been sold n 81 06 o.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been about 800 bales.
IIoders cvince much nness and feel disposed await
the arrival of the steamer from England before making
sales 10 any extent In the early part Of the week Closing
this evening there disposition shown the part of
holders sell portion OF their Stocks and the sales on
Tuesday and Wednesday made at decline Of &c
the closing prces of last week. This decline brought into
The market many purchasers who hold European orders
and the operations for the two days were large During
the last three DAYS. however, holders have become
firm and the decline is nearly recovered, with much
smaller Business doing in consequence The weeks sales
amount TO IL zoe bales, and the market closes firmly at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
MARRIED:

On Wednesday, the 18th inst by Rev. Charles H. Reed
JOHN SMITH to Miss CHARLOTTE HAULENBEEK,
laughter of Dr. Carrot Haulcnbeek late OF Pompton New
Jersey.
At roushksepslc 6th John A. Trayer TO Sarah L. Tip
pie
At osweso. 9Th Chas c. Airport to Charlotte X. Miner
Jesse Cook TO Mrs. Sophrona Davis.
At Utica loth Charles Waterman to Lodena Mumord,
At Troy, 18th. John White to Julia Young.
At Fredonia, 6th ASA L. Mulkns 10 Elizabeth Dewitt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
LEAPY & COS

W
FASHION FOR SPRING. 1876
GENTLEMENS HATS of cur Spring pattern viii b
VI ready fo s:le aad delivery and after Friday the sih
instant
n. B. We announce the above as THE FA.HoS 70. tbs
SUNG and preclude all possibility Of error IN ths
minds of the public and trade generally in his city and else
where and dStinctiT-y peculiar featns We
the following detail Of its proportions VIZ
CROWN-7t inches high SIG bell sides. bell n front
and rear. woman, / curTs-
TIP-3-i6 inch oval The edss rounded of i-i6 inch
BRlM--2t inches wids all arouId-Set, natural eufTe-
Curl wide.
BAND and BINDINGS inch wide.
The particular OF the bri Inque. and our customers
will BE- served with style expressly adapted 10 the character
istic features ed form. Of each respectively MS sus
T SPRING STYLE OF HATs-BIRD. coRxEz OF
PINE NASSAU .TEELrs-Gen,l4en Hats. OF the style
for the ensung s.ason will be introduced This Day Satur
day. March, st, 1857
mi Inns. BIRD. corner of Pine and Nassau STREETS.
rF BANK OF WOOSTER, oHIO.-Tbe notes of this
Bank redeemed at per cent discount, by
WISELOW & PERKINS,
n3 3Ei.&tW No. 10 Wal-street.
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Coroner's Office.

SUDDEN DEArI--The Coroner this forenoon was called
TO No 227 Sullivan street. TO hold inquest tho body
Of Dmon Flendor, aged SIS years. who fell In Ut about
o'clock this morning IN Caharine Market, and almost i'm
mediately expired. Mr.. Fender cartman BY occu-
patton and roundsman in the Sixth District Watch and
was duty last night Verdict, death by apoplexy."
FousD DEAD IN An OPEN LOT -Messrs. Livingston &
More florists between the Sd and 4h avenues, this after
noon gave information TO the Coroner that had been
eandead in alo between 99th and l00h streets, lying
his face aedgc OF rocks He had on beaver
light pantaloons &c. His hair was gray. The Coroner
had made investigation into themattcr and therefore
mo nnahle 10 give the verdict.
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4. G. TUrTLE, Auctionccr,


INTENSIVE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF HEAVY
Il AND SHELF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SHEF
FIELD PATTERN CARDS, FANCY GOODS, &c--Ja-
cob : Plat will sell THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, at the Auc
non Room No ~ fatt-s OF Gold. $50 packages
c,ss and los OF freS imported and desirable Birmingham
Goods American Hardware, &c. comprising an extensive
assortment and particularly worthy the attention OF the
city and country dealers.
Also the balance of the stock OF an importer, consisting
OF rcsvcs Sons lbbotson Brothers, aud Turner's hies
and rasps 60 MILL and pit saws; Spear jack
sons circular snd hand saws lbootsoas roya improved
C. s polished mill earns tools corn scythes hay
knives; Ciarks patent and butts nd and untind
saucepars hooks and hinges; vices Nor
folk iaches and halter CHAINS raroad bang up and
fancy pushed padlocks knob, cupboard Ghost trunk and
Till locks Sc
Also, 1924 doz Ivory, Seftir, Stag and white Bone
knives and forks carver stees Butcher and Cooks knives
&c.
Also, ga doz pen pocket, Alabama Congress, Hunting,
Srke-rc aid other knives, scsssors shears &c.
Also with which the se Will commence, part OF the pat
tern cards OF lbbotsun Brothers ard Wilson, Hawksworth
Moss consisting OF elegant pen and pocket knives Ivory
aud Sp and forks sheep shears s,eels table aud
tea spoons, lsncets, &c.
Alse German Goods comprising large assortment OF
goods jus, landed viz 500 doz snuf boxes assorted
Scotch Greek fancy patterns 500 imitation rosewood
and polished frame looking glasses, segar cases. smoking
pipes braces lead pencils drawing do, crayons tooth ss
Is, guard chains &c.
Also, American Goods. l0cases wool cards. u cases horse
DO cotton do shoves and spades, coffee Mills ham
mers hatchets table and pocket cutlery, locks &C.
Also 100 sets ine and common apanncd tea-irsys ana
walters TO close consignment.
Also, 100 boxes window glass.
Also double and single barreled guns percussion caps.
powder TASKS, pistol do, &c. &c.
n. B.-Catalosues now ready. Terms months for sums
or
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Snce y last the arrivals have en the Zephyr and Han
cock from your Port it'll rice and The tom Savan-
nah No sales have been made In Havana ey nave 50oO
csk. afioat and besides several csrSoes that have
-n reIported destined PARTLY Ter New Orleans 4 good
deal sad to be ;i-
Some small lots Nusccvado Sugars have come forward of
verv sutrior quality for which have been refused
parcel OF pretty good quality sold Al 81 IS
Box Sugars very slowly and sales have been made
al III III e-3 bear undoubtea AUTHORITY, that
Government their Dispatches 70 Sran on ist inst represent
the falling of taking the whole OF the Island, It 50 Ter
believe il will he
Exchange on London, III Il per cent prem New-Yosk
and Boston, a2..
We have large arrivals OF rice most of which have been
stored The dealers offering rails few Parcels have been
sold in Havana and number stored Molases
at n on the coast; Exchange England 10 prem, the
North q prem.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In he Asip Charleston tpm chdrtstoH-J Latkrop, VIM
Hsskei. W G Blyer, J Otis Storage.
IN The brig Hoyti from Port GU P'Iace-J Luther L 3
Consul; Z Schleiicr.
IN The b7lg Tcnqrina from Neurtas-Thomas Owen. A
Perrossier Vim Burnett, Angela Guerra, Carlos Owen
IOVuas
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RICH G00Ds

Just landed aud received censv various styles Of
sch, DRESS GOODS. the most splendid and sxpens;re
Fb,ics and The richest colorings ever exhibited.
The st;eation Of those who buy for the fashionable
rlte k ;nyied BOWEN * McNAMEE,
ns Inn 10 William St corner Of Beaver.
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a Roman Eye rsalsam.-

M Ro,nnn Eye Hulsam.-" TIE LIGur THE
Beny r tn. EYrWbst calamity must It be for those
Mo have weak eyes TO live in rerIs,aa ,yii,sht They
ctsnor read books PLEASANT letters to their
ds or enjoy the pleasant sunshine Of brisht day Ma
s,e may De ever SO joyful in her holiday se they are
ce has PRODUCED many wonders and sIneag others the
Rswa Eve aIsa,a catalogue OF the Patients who have
Ete eyeIds are inamed the eyebas bloodshet mat,
wbSt the cause NAY have be,nI call a, the store Of
S.ssr sands Co in Broadway. and they will furnish
nth lar OF the Baim Tor IS eents with printed directions
kFusr Pcrssree in the application fos shor; tinis foa
Prrrared and sold BY ~ B. SANDS CO. Chemists and
Druggists g3 Broadway Chambers Sold also a, Is
sslion 81. and u East Broadway. mis- Inns