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LEGS HANDS. ARMS. &C.
A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP.
NRY'S CHINE CRKA

III r. ~ X US T. III ~ f. y Il T. n Is n w
THIS preparation for the geneman's toilet assist
emolient chemical combinations such soothe all
irritating influences the skin which arise from
the containing alkal makes rich and durable
aher the beard II for the and renders
the Of shaving pleasure Ihe reader respectfully
ee following notices from who have used
the artiee:- - ~
To Independent Gentlemen cho Shars Inemse!pes-We
recommend article prepared by Messrs. Sands
Co of this city. The feel Of i the face s delghtul
keeps the best possible terms with his rzo VI all
ale. give this the preference Il Evening Mirror N r.
Chinese Shaving Soap-Ths is the name OF an admirable
compound prepared by those famous chemists A. D. sands
CO., Of New York. We ignorant Of the ingredients Of
which seldom caused by shaving with any other
on that we ever used Tie gentlemen who chan Chance
The beard Of Hercules or frowning Mars"
we would warmly recommend this most excellent aynce
ton street-tFrom the Yankee, Boston, Oct. I2, l84
A. D. Sands Co.. New York. prepare one Of the best articles
IN the way OF shaving SOAP that ever touched man
The compound entirely Boston Post October 1874
A NeW Lu1sy-A B. Sands Co., New York, have pre-
70 perform their onsora operations Is called shaving
Ceam preparation which is highly exfoed by all who have
used The effect has the face is in the highest degree
pleasant and its truly be denominatfd made
on Of the removing while the same time i i'm;
parts peculiar smoohness and soes TO the skin we woud
ecmmend try it, them that although u
VIII enable them shave hemse easily yet they VIII NOT
By Mr. Fowle Washington street, opposite School ST.
lBoston Traveller, October & 1874. ~,cs .
Prepared and sold wholesale snd retail by ~ SANIs
and n East Broadway Price 50 peri jar. liberal dis
count 70 he trade fl lmsm
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cure Of sonovhe gieef seminal enissons, and all moco
puruent discharges from tbs urethra These pills. the result Of
by their celebrated Prc lessor
much shorter than Other rsmedy, without
utng the BREATH dsageeing with the stomach connement
die re w. 5. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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DOCTOR ]. HEINE,
on DUANE STREET. near Chatham, continues TO be con-
suited on the various branches of his profession Dr.
will always give his candid opinion all who may appyhe
will never promise unless the patient curab Chronic
affections OF the bones and joints by
rheumatism, yphlitc and mercura ulcers diseases Of ne
SKIP iyer and digestive orgsns scrofua diseases women
ana children and all delicate diseases doctors par
ticular attention. j. HEIYE nj n P"''
flz lm~U Member of the Medical Societv
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- .No TAIEN BUAES.
THE PROPRlETORS OF TINS PATENT CAR
BOXES, would respectfully call the attention of Rail
koSd Go%psp,es and all Others interested with hs building
kANoU5E Of Jersey City their for the
of sad boxes Also for all business
with said patenrgh All directed him at
Jersey City Iron Foundry will be punctuay attended
TlMMS, HILL X BUODY,
ProprIeton
Jersey City. january Th, l33 j8 lmsrc
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oO,OOO - n "A II n u OON . U m ,
Would perhaps be a small estimate for the rdvages
Of this dreadful disedse in a single year;
then add the fearful catalogue of those
cut Oft by Inflammation Of the
Lungs, Hemo,Thage, .4sfhma,
Coughs. Influenza Bron-
chitis, and other
diseases Q
THE LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the list would appalling proof Of the fatality o
these classes Of diseases.
But important know that nearly all OF this dread waste
Of human life might have been prevented BY timely Of
DIR. WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
The remedy discovered by for all
TIE pulmonary organs produced by cold and changeabe
climates Scores Of have to knowledge where
the patient had been die by
the reach of medical aid but who by the Of this Wild
cherry Basam have been speedily restored complete health
sister Of well known clergyman recently left the school she
attending being advised that she die Of consumption
her home wishing spend her few remaining days
with her friends By she induced to take Wis
tas Basam of Will Cherry by which she entirety cured
in short time and returned to her school with light heart and
nvigoraed health BY application the Office further
cuars Of this and other remarkable will be cheerful y
given. Many Of the physicians Of this city
and Brooklyn give this Basam their unqualified approval
NATURES FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
being formed from chemical of Wild Cherry Bark and
Tar, smpls but powerful ingredients of Natures
Laboratory All who have used this wonderful compound
in tesyng that it is the most ecacious remedy ever
known.
Principal office % Ann street. New Yer soldsl.o by
in all parts Of the Union. j3O m*ec
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Panacea for all diseases Of the Lungs and Breast
or
all the
medicines
of the day and
there great
variety which profess
to be Of great value 10 the
human family, we hesitate not
to pronounce DIR. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
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of the greatest discoveries OF modern
science; of all the many compounds put forth
for the cure Of diseases which aitict human
ture, remedy can re named, which has in az
with the public and has performed such miraculous and
has and received much eulogium from the G
Guilty Others this justly celebrated remedy Daily
learn from Of respecab that cures have been affect
ed in Coughs Colds Asthma nipenza Bronchitis Splitting
Nervous Debility Broken Constitution, from the abuse
of calomel and other causes and Consumption which
has bafned the skill Of eminent medical practitioners,
when nvalids were given up 1 hope'ess BY hav-
been radically cured There hands Of the pope-
certificates Of which would asonh credu-
lty itself they made known the world To those who
afflicted with the above Diseases this medicine
fair trial yeu will then be convinced this Is no miserable
compound but safe and powerful remedy and that its
CAyrIoNFom the great popularity Of this medicine,
have been induced offer rpurious article with the
Of WILD CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious
for the original and only genuine preparation from this valu
able tree.
Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. Principal
Office, w Of 9th and Race Phi adepha. Agents
Dr w Mlaov, of Broadway and John street New
York; R. A. Sands lss Bowsry Ney York =; Warner,
eos Blocker New York Havand Reese Co., N York
Andnw Oliver, Co., New Orleans; l. B. Swan, and M
s. Loa W% 81 Hnis
z78 Broad Newark N J.; John Har.on Salem, Mass,
J. H. Pierce stanwx Hail. Maiden Lane Albany, N. York;
Backus Bull Troy. n York; spsding s HaNInston WoT- %
90 Woodnsn, yicksbug, Miss H. s }. Brewer, Spring.
field, Mass; p Hall Co.. Boston. Mass; 4. Holden,
East Boston, Mass Ransom Stevens, Boston, Mass; p M.
Cohen & Co., Charleston 8. O. jas S0*rc
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CyRED-Ihs Tonic
MIXTURE by the College (Medcinc Pharmacy
Of the city Of confidently recommended for all
Of debility produced by indulgence Of kind
invaluable remedy steity
(unless depending mal-formntion.)
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen e5 carefully
packed and sent 70 all parts Of the UDion
Once Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
w. >. HiCHAHDbON. M. D., Agent
d20rc
NOTICE-MADAME REsTELL, Female Physician.
IN would state that IN Of the
Office all etts must hereafter be addressed 239 instead
Of herstoore or to her residence s ueenwich
fls msrc
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DUNLOP IL SONS ALBANY ALE
REGULAR supply Of Pale Amber and Brown Ale IN
hogs heads barrels and halves for Shipping City use
at No. lT8 West street, corner of Warren
THOMAS BARBER Agent
Dunlop Son, from their standing this city, will qua
rantee TO those who favor them their genuine
article fully adapted the of Private Families, Hotels
Puolic Saloons, sc.
New York. January g. Is45. Jas lmsm
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GENTLEMEN'S SUPERFLUOUSCLOTH
G ENrh hsMEN Or FAMILIES desrou. of convsrtias A.o
the Subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
10 families or tcnemen quitting the city changing
ndencc having effects Of the dispose or will il
much 20 their advantage send the Subscriber who will
attend tnrfr AZ thor residence hy appontment.
~. LEVETT, Onhcc No. Wa.strcet,
GA line through the Post ohce or ohcrwise will be
punctnaiiV euended to- jat Imsrc
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GSDR. SALTERS YOUNG MANS FRIEND or spe-
- cc Mixture completely bids defiance those vey
valent fashionable impdences 1hs medicine
the morbid symptoms and irritation disease recent cases
generally in wenyfour hours This mixture may relied ON
with the utmost confidence as being andoe unsquaed
the cure OF certain gonorrha, 8cSe full
FAY, 6 Fulton street, lamp sore,) Sun Buildings New
York.-Price 81. i20 i'm rc
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steward " anied.

A STEWARD IS wanted al Davidson College
Z Il Persons dslrous Of 90. aiming III, Office
viii please % nuke tlolr proposals 10 the subscri
btrs between this and Tic B h day O. November
usxt. as the election vii take phee IN Charlotte
on that tAE Cumwunica,rus can BE- made %
Alcxandri4na Pot office. Thai tic board may 81
as loS as possible there Wlll be - fcnl f,qufod
Ter the Hal Garden aad three ~ four acres 81 en-
closed land. Il expected thstthe lowest tiider
with good recomu, naAlans "a nj known TO he
Tfusteo,l vii obtain Ihs rlscc The Steward c.
loei ll have 10 b. At tbe Col z, read 10 receive
b,afders .b-ul the middle ri March, lsi6.
WALTER :. r,iARR, H.
J 4 ALEXANDER, '''"'''''''
Sept H. ISIS. tn
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Piles. Piles. Piles.

EHAN'S IMMINENT fr The rhss Tfn
= 4 preparation. which h1. been f.untrricifeI
~ number " DtuEsgst-, oalrE q y aHJs fiui
1astr lylf the rper. Z rrN 'ar sale ~ o Oa'cs
10 This place Ilrzars have h,f gaufsly cured
hy lhc u,s 81 1rly h5i bottle Tbs fdasl ca.
SEES Afe no. It9oi aE4nsl ~ pas,f l. usN
known that almost sttfy individual Il ttoshl 9
more ~ ioss With THIS ti.ifcssiae e5mf ..lat, fr
~ c.rs q ~htra thsy souid give ary amount
q money. Toe genuine HAS, linniuent etycs
no pain 10 Tie application, no, the least Tie
counterfeit preparation give. great pain, sbith
almost irsgHerah.c furchassfs should Therefore
see that Canslock = C.5's name is % each ko,,lc
before hlyhg-nnnc 'her genuine SID etolr,
sale ~ Cams'oek s. Co q cortland ST \. Y,
aud y Oates, Charlotte,
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~ Orilas. Worms!

& 'ONSIOCk'S EERMlEUGE for the certain
u destruction Of Worms. This much o. r..
ofaied afuc.c u now for sale IN tins place by
Z, Oates The numerous lives that have been
saved BY this article, Sufficient guarantee That
every mother should keep 1t in her house. The
pubic have been grossly deceived Of late. By Ger.
yam other preparations got up IL imitation Of this
lhey must consider it great blessing that they
have 10" within their reach the only penuiue
preparation, which Is certain lodesIroy any ouan.
n'y OF worms child may have. It IA useless 10
accompany this with any certificate, the article is
ven k7a@n without Sold wholesale by Com.
stock g Go, y Cortland 81, y Y, and b Oue,,
Chlrl ute.
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sPENnLn rlANn InRrEs-

THREE SPENDIp PIANO FORTEs- tpo
RGSENODD and era MAHOGANY. auh the
GRAND Arrt5S laos IsAuE aud IraE They are
very superior IN ,rnmeuts, ffom v rers. NUNS,
CT ARR & 60. NcN Yafk and can be seen one
door b,lo& D. Sr,'s Drug Store
y y P,r-sn. IN lhe vicinity u Charlotte dcsr.
ous u purchasing first rate instruments car have
~ Op ftunhs n examining the qusi;y y eah
.ug 81 M. r ] l0.4n, WHO has yne 10 ais pa.
session.
SAMI. GARDNER
Cgh47 jan ], 80 l5u
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These cuts show, lst' that with a gram
Of " heat deposited al the proper depth, VIZ;
one inch be!o" The surface, plant vas
produced, which at certain time had I'VE
leaves aud presented lnNunan' aud heal.
Thy appearance, IDLY, that from a wheat
seed winch had oe'n iasd IN loo deep' VIZ
8 inches beio" The surface sick'y pah'
vas pf'UlS'1' : '''''"s ou' '''''l-' =
'i'S' foo''' an 7''''' Up rs us s"o''S'
bearing '"o caves '.'o '''e an o1' Is ''''
n's' aus % '"e cum r''c' 'htfs"s'' a'.'
reGains near me suisse Il also 'Nio"S
OCT roofs a"a eh''''lE sHPe'eedes 'hase '14'
we're INST produced Ito" ihe gram Ne~
as tbs IS only provision Of nature to &C
commoda,e herself IL c'gcuI Stances OF &C
cidenial position, many coIlra'o's have
been Of The oala'an that lie r'aeig of THE
seed, al irregular depths, makes but hlle
or no t.1erenee 30 the Ultimate s'r'rs'h Of
The plant, or 10 HE crep, II this tbs
learned Baron IS decidedly opposed, aud
he aihrms tia; tins unnecessary waste OF
'esaaO'e poser Is bo'h hur"u' AMI uo"a'9'
raj. Aud he Is correc'--!or without cal-
culalinr the needless waste Of yi-gr, the
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life Insurance 4!

". lorh No'nal Life IasuroRce ComDqny.
fHNliE subscriber baYing been appointed AGENT
n Tor tte above Company, is prepared to re.
ceive ippjieaiion1, aud - communicate all ncce..
sary information On the subject 10 such a. NAV
apply JOHN S. RICutRDs :
WILMINGTON, n &, Jaig ~, lsi5.
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IA edilioH w.H also b. i,yad up in Muslin Gih
PRICE TWO DOLLARS.
East India Hair gsyc.

q fuLORS the hair and not the skin. This +.
y The only genuine preparation, that viii co.
Tor 'ae hair without inInring the skin. Il viii.
Used according 10 direction, color the harshesl ,ed
or gray hair the most beautiful brown or blaok.
according 10 the length Of time phich il il ami
Cd BE careful ard mol purchase other article, n
The same name, unless you wish u throw away
Your money. Ful directions aecoupan ing enci
bottle. Sold wholesale by Comslnek and go. Of
Cortland Street, New York, and rotail by Drny
Oates. Charlotte.
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Acoustic Oil for Deafness!
SEPT % 1913

'ENliIs reilly valuable preparation, which has
Il cured hundreds " persons, who used i, at
cnrding TO directions, now for sale 10 this place.
II has been known 10 cure persons who have been
deal tor yeats, making their sense Of hearing as
good as 1t ever ~as, giving entire satisfaction 10
The user. There have been a number of articles
got UP 70 initiate this, and the propretors must eau.
ion The pubic against buying any ihat has no,
got Their signature on, Coinstock q Co. n. Y.
Sold, wholesale, by Comsioek q Co., q Cor.
laudt street, New folk, and retail By b Oates,
Charlotte.
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ai,ncs a ERoOls.
state oE North-Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.
Soper.oT Court u lar, august 9,rm
lSij.

jane Hardness
rs Petition flT Divorce.
HI ll4rkncss
= 4 upp,-r ug tolhe satisfaction # the Court,
q that tIt defendant FL Iafknc-s Is not an
uhAh,aut i. Ibis STATE 4 {, tiutfrs Otdrtd
e, TIE Cunt tlat publication :, made 3,r three
uyulh, IN Iao Charlotte J.uru4Iarl The Meokleu.
burg J lierson,ap, printed al tha,a,fn, that the
said Iii NafNut,s, arpeaT az Uur next Slrouor
Cuatt ut LAW. e. he sem iJf he counts 81 liou,
al tat Court House 10 Monroe. on tt second Won.
ddy va February next, aud gl,ad, answer 81 dcmur
70 The sad petition, 90 30 d petition wili B, heard
a prie auu judgement aW 4rd,d accordingly
Witness, Joseph T. put.in, Cittk a. cur said
Court, u. u.S-e, the 20 Monday ia Aogu.t A. y
ISIS. J. j. DGAIIlN. c. Z sc.
pfice 0 ty SO 3n
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E3ss. gSEReoEE'@
Bsalsan Of EAiyerWort,

F0r ne r4te Of Coughs, Co'ds, ta'arrA. isibma,
Hhgaptfc ourt, Bfrn5auts, h'rtr Complaint
and aH 3f,cugns d TIC Tralt and L4hgs.
znIIIs remedy is iayaIuIb,y and un,quaed.--
- Il Is purely vegetable and highly me,icl.
nal. mid ard gentle IN H. ,iFyc,s upon tic sys.
TEN. and being onifel, freg from al wiuetal p-o
ducts, by many so justly lrated al4 dreaded. e
p,r'tclY safe, as at,i a. shlulaty, From kHyNl-
edge 81 rs properties, aui tha eent 1igi success
winch has attended Il, even 10 oi,h-uli and ag.
graya'td cases, for meant, ten yrAfs rurinE n lch
it has been IN use, the Proprietor feels 90 hcsgau
ey 10 Introducing IT, and recommending it TO 81,
who un'att4na,,iy may hAH, occasion 70 resort to
stac mean, Of recovery fay.ialna not lnir5.
qgertly U.s. Il in their practice, aad NTH IL Mod
ical faeuts generally It has mt with much
more ,hlu ar.us,y arprahs'Ian
CtuGsa es .at testimonials could be inrn -.
"a II aalusaaca ftasa ltc tlzhs, ard ua- n.
sf,e'atl. sources, af persons ha rfAt' have been
rtal .y r5,i y,d hy 1t, or entirely recovered from
affections e TIE Lungs and Liver, but We insert
only The following.
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TsS
Forwarding "a ConmissiOn
HOUSE.
BAsEL a HALL

>NnDJLD n'nrm tlc merchants Of the iHternr
~ uai hrG have Ia connection with the gen
cnl Grocery Business, sddcd to that Of
Forwarding ard having htre and eommodlous
Narchluses Oh The bank # the River, ate pfrpA-
red 10 receive pud forward Goods upon such terms
as will defy al competition, Our ChAfHcs and cf.
perscs bong o1c-thtfd less on tie freight bills
than any other house tie place.
al Goods shipped to g. W Davis of Whining.
ton, for the interior, aud not otherwise directed,
will bc funrd IN our posscsrinu.
FaVcHttilis Dee mber II, ls4i l0f
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FIRE IN RUTLAND, YT.-On Friday evening, 1lth
instant about II o'clock, a fire was discovered IN
the tavern barns belonging to Elisha Warner, which,
with his house entirely consumed. Furniture most
ly saved. Insured in the Vermont Mutual The store
adjoining belonging to James Porter was also consum
ed together with portion of his goods Store insured
in the 4Etna-goods in the Vermont Mutual. Also, a
situated south of the tavern house is burned-not
insured There two dwelling houses destroy ed
posed not insured.-Permont Patriot
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

nI@DO CIID It lTEtI-b.
SU nj M + II A r. II A N G. Il M Z N L
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS
On and after lfth june 1915.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Train8a A. NJ daily Sundays excepted, stopping
Farningdale and ST. Georges Manor
Accommodation Traln-9h A. NJ and 5P NJ. for Farming
dale aud intermediate places, daily, Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train, r. M for Greenpor daily, Sundays
excepted stopping at jamaica Branch Hemstead and Hicks
Greenport.
From Greenpoyr Depot
Boston Train daily, Sundays excepted, at l2H O'Clock NJ
on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tran-At AM, daily Sundays excepted
for Brooklyn and intermediate places
From Fdrmingddie Depot
Accommodation Train, 6I A. NJ. and az r NJ daily Sun
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places
From jamaica Depot
Extra Train IA p NJ daily, Sundays excepted for Brook
lyl aud intermediate places.
The Boston Trains stop only Farmngdae and St. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
the road going both receive and deliver
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L. ;. DRAGooNs-ExPEpITIoN TO THE Rocky
MouNTAINs.-We learn by Mr.. J. v. Hamilton. who
reached the city yesterday direct from Fort Laramie
that the u s. troops under the of COL Kearney
reached that fort the 4th OF June The officers and
men were all well and in fine spirits. Mr. H. reports
that several of the emgrants Oregon had reached
Fort Laramie. In his way in he met five hundred and
seventy three wagons, and the attending companies of
emigrants They all progressing well. No deaths
accidents had happened to them
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DELLA WEBSTER We learn from the Yergennes
permonter that this young woman. whose imprison-
ment in Kentucky last winter for aiding in the escape of
slaves will be remembered by all readers has pub
ished full statement OF all the circumstances which
led to her arrest and all the incidents which transpred
during the tendency of her trial glance her book
says the Termon sufficient to exculpate this unfor-
tunate lady from any shade of guilt in any candid mind;
yet she has suffered greatly from the calamity both in
reputation, in health and in purse-havng been put
expense of some $1,000
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HE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
irculatiOn---Forty Thousand.

IAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
py-S7 IS per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price OF cents
copy-Ss l2l cents per annum-payable in advance
at tho usual pTices-always
h in advance.
'RINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
patch.
~ All letters or communications by mall addressed
the establishment must be post paid the postage
be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
)PaIEroR THE NEW YoRx HEyALD ESTABLISHMENT
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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CARVER " HALL,
VOIGTLAENDER,S

DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother in
law, Mr. Voightlsender Vienna enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, viz
Largest size Apparatus, with three inch lenses for full
plates, at Sli5.
Medium Apparatus, with inch lenses for half
plates, at S78.
Small size Apparatus with andahsf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, so.
Gentlemen sending remittances in accordance with the
above prices depend the genuine Vogt
lacnder Apparatus, aud worthless article they
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical OF their importation, well all
other articles connected with their for sale the lowest
market pnces w. A. +. LANGENHEIM.
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring TO the above advertisement the subscribers inform
the Daguerrean Artists general that the above Apparatus and
other materials be procured the stated prices their
Daguerrean Attelier, No. 20i Broadway, New York
iva mfrc LANGENHEIM X BECKERS.
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MISSISSIPPI NOMINATIONS Loco Focos met
IN Convention at jackson, and nominated the fol-
lowing State and Congressional ticket :--Goyernor Al
bert g. Brown; Secretary Of State, w. Hemingway;
Auditor j. f. Matthew'S; Treasurer, VIM Clark; Attor-
ney General John -. Freeman; Congress Jacob Thomp
son, re-nominated; Robert w. Roberts re nominated
Stephen II. Adams, OF Lowndes Coz jefferson Davis Of
Warren Co.
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HoRRlD AFFRAy IN EAST KINGSTON, ~ Hive
learn from Mr. Odlin,of the ETeto Express, that on
Saturday night last number of persons proceeded TO
the house of Mr. Seavy in East Kingston, N H., and
made an assault upon with stones. During the ARRAY
stone from one Of the party struck the head OF the
wife of Seavy, which fractured her skull in three places
and from the effects of which she almost Immediately
ded-BoAinn Times