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DR JEfFRIEs ANIIDUTE 10 nH vi o,Snr sIsnras,.
=, organs Long experience has proved that yi0
OF te cure any case. This desirable result is obtained n
40 20 ten days, and it neither creates nausea, sR
Tands the palate and renders unnecessary any devaten
Az usual pursuits sound sleep or heaisAy
Sssson nuisance thus removed AS speedily as osn
,tent With the production of thorough and pcrmanoae
It's entirely Vegetable and ne injurious
effect either consutonaly locally can be caused ~ ~
Price 81 per bottle Sole Agent for this CITY, q. H.
RING 1872 Broadway, corner John street
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BOARDING., sc.

DOARDING.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BIZ
ID accommodated with pleasant unfurnshed room, with
board, by applying at % Allen street.
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
~ dated furnished Rooms Breakfast, and Tea, with
Dinners Sunday quiet family whore other boarder,
will be taken Reference will be required Apply lv Spring
street.
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ancient famous Artists still left something
moderns to achieve Some of those said to have made
left for the modern artist G. B. CLARKE. lie
William street. to make Coats Finest French Cloth Dress
Froek he charges SIG to $50; Cloth Sack, So to So
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VNHE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE FOR THIS
week, ready contains some extraordinary deveope-
nents in regard to the Very Rev. Bishop Doane More
Helen Jewctts Letters The Religious Anniversary
iiumbue rou passages In the life Of New England Divine
PLOTS Of the New York Police. Trials the Sessions
Reports. More about Tom Hand. &c. &c. large amount
of English French and German well Domestic Crmina
News Of the most intensely exciting kind office los Nassau
street. Sold everywhere.
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broadway THEATRE. A. MARSHALL Pro
pdrioterIThnrsday evening May TO- will be acted the
anFeuy OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr. Forrest; Pha-
svafps Mr. Dyottj Marcus. Mr. Fredericks Joyius Mr.
ebv hn9maus Mr. Matthews; Crixus, Mr. Pope; Brao-
W,lisc% heSnoids Forus. Mr. Moorhouse Julia Miss T.
YGuR 9sena Mrs. Dyott To conclude Of
s.hnaa -, r. IN DANGER-John Strong Mr. Uadawav:
onpoosnberg Mr. yache; Countess Mrs Abbotts
IenS, watts Dress Circle and Parquette rs ceuts,
~ o'clock. ~ 'fen AZ u curtain VIII rise az
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DR. wHEELER's OFFICES, 70 GREENWICH STREET..
~ for the of all diseases
also, for Inserting Artificial Eyes OF WHEN nc
from Paris and the finest COLLECTION IN the
United States treatise with numerous cases OF ms sress
success In surgery DO had gratis Appy
ing at his office. Hours Of attendance from n NJ I"
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HOTELS.

VNADAWANUCK HOUSE, STONINGTON, CONN
w The subscriber beg leave to to his former
the public generally that he has returned to the
above Hotel absence of three and
putting in order and viii the same on the 10Th inst
Tie all Gifts appointments Will fayoraby
with any similar watering place shores In the
OF the house he will be assisted by Mr. Aonzo
Reed Families wishing make for for
HORATIO BLAKE.
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LNYE AND cara PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD. FREE
II Of at 6l Broadway corner Of Warren street. de-
sorbng Powes successful mode Of treating
the Of those sensitive and delicate Recent
ly imported large supply Of beautiful Artificial Eyes just
pubisbed popular Treatise Eye, third edition.
''''N "AN 's'N JAMES w. POWELL. ND.
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OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
" 81 all street, New York, 9th May lot9-Tne Pres
lent of the National Fire Insurance Company
have this declared dividend Of i've cent payable
the and after the 4h instant by order Of
tho Board Of Directors w. Z. kELLOG0, Secretary.
OFFICE EFF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., ~
~ Wall strvot New York. 9Th May, lS49At the Annual
Election held this day the following gentlemen elected
Directors for tho ensuing year, viz =
Thos W. Tborne, John j. Herriok. Andrew ID. Melich.
Gilbert Davis, VIM. Van Wyok, James 4. Adams,
Henry n. Ward, Gesrge Bell, John Hecker,.
Martin Hoffman, W. II. Jasoba Philip Burrows, ~
And st subsequent meeting Of the Board ThonsS w.
1horne unAninously re-eleoted resident -
W, e, kE4sIUuU, Secretary,
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Ca Drap de Etc. Cashmeret, Kentucky JEAN and Summer
Cloth Coats at rs cents 500 5000 pair linen cashmere
doeskn and corded Pants at 81 to Sl0 5000 Vests
49, with variety Of other goods in Five
Dollar Suit Store. Hickman and Nassau streets
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" olcrLANDER's mcRocosMIc VIEWS AT rnl

CAsTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN
~ Summer be engaged for evening
onts during ensuing further pastouars
and terms, apply ooe the premises lstss
FRENCH Il HEISE1.
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VNAIlIALLA. IS CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
w way-The new and beautiful illustrated Tabeaux vi
from pictures taken from ancient history
and personihed most casscally continue attract the
divided attention of discriminating audience The Female
srenaders Singing Dancing and Feats the Female
bats. render this charming Of amusement at the
the small price Of admission to the boxes
box cents,
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CLlDrEilRG.


DANTSl-P TSl-FR AHRENS THE WELL
known Pants Tailor, BOZ street, - this week
oeived 80 pieces French and American Casere which he
order in the best s at only 81 the pair
Also large of real French black Dseskins at
81 with complete stock Of whito and fancy
Linen Drilling at So Gents want good and cheap
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VAUXHALL CARDEN-NE SALOON-FOR SIX
Nights ony,-Gnprecedented Attraction Mr.: Macar-
the celebrated Deneaor Irish Character Thea
ire Royal Drnry Lane and Coven Garden London aided by
the Italian Opera house. London who will her most
faverte Songs-Commencng Monday evening" May TIL,
and evening this week. with popular Irish
Entertainments. entitled MIRTH AND MELODY or THE
EMERALD ISLE-nterspersed with original Songs Sketches,
30. Doors open III commence at8 Tickets Is No
postpsn ement account of the weather.
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AMUgEMHNTS.
AhrEAy's NATIONAL THEATRE cHATHAx

evening, May TO- will be acted the
ma OF the EMCHANTER Or The Wizard Of the Mountain
nohsmoha MI Chaniraui Raymond Mr. Herbert; Courade
Mr. Dawes hmanry, Mr. Seymour Martel Forester; San
Serre Mr. Hamiton Baudon Mr. Rase2 thai st. Ebert Mr.
Goodseauit walter de Muntell Mr. Barnett; Ceofroy de
SeaGvn' mr. Ea'tsce Fitzgerald Mr. Williams
Smith Hassan Mr.. Held Ismael Mr. Titop Saldsn d.
W. H. Chapman Amea, Miss Mestayer Doors omen at ~:
a o.
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EINE ARTS.-A GENTLEMAN RECkn III m ., "a "a
from Vienna has brought from there nitoon pScey ~ W
aintings all originals which he INTENDS 70 ,' nsh
-, On. invited to see them snd svos
who are able pay the duo price Oh uAn Sns
oth, distin mis- artists
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DR THOS. =. ROCHESTER, (LAFE OF BELLEVUE
IL Hosptal) having taken the Office, No. go Houstou
street. formerly occupied by Dr. Moore Holt offers his pro-
fessions service to his friends and the public.
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NOR CALIFORNIA, THE GOLD REGION.-THE FIRST
class l. coppered and fastened ship fROBUS,
lying pier North River will sail for San Fras-
about the 10Th nst positively having her rioghe
nearly engaged and going board Can handsomely
cabin also, about thrty
second deck SIPS and found For passage and
r. b. SUTTON, 81 Wall street, OF
JOHN OGDEN, lie Wall street.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA, D1RECT-POSI-
lively the first and only regular gacket-To sail May
sailing packet bark TECUMSEH, Capt N.
having the the best her engaged and
going board is loading At Pier No III North Rxvef
For balance freight apply ON board at fier No
III North River, or to
JOHN COLLINS, Jr., n South street, up stairs
N B-Shppers will please send in their bifls Of adinf
by this vessel that have -
paid their passages will please cali the ooe Of the Agout
settle order their berths be secured Thore
yet few cabin passengers. No steerago
passengers taken in this vessel
DORTABLE WOODEN CALIFORNIA HOUsES-BUILr
i expressly for California. and always on hand AZ No s.
Broadway, where the emgrant procure cheap snA
comfortable house. Of demensions At short notice
GEO FREEMAN Co., No. 81 Broadway,
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DARK GUIMARAENS.-ALL PERSONS ARE FOR
ID hidden trusting the Of the above bark tho
and consgnees will be responsible for their debts
PETER LAUROP, Captain
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exhibition Of Paintings by artists Of the above sohsol
will be open every dn Sundays excepted from ~ oooot
the Church Of Divine Unity broadway between Spring
and Prince streets Admission Is cents Season tickets
til 10Th June inclusive % cents. Catalogues l2 cents
~ balloons in full operaon with appropriate Lectures
will be exhibited Thursday Friday and Saturday the
Colosseum. 400 Broadway. Tickets front seats admit
lady and gentleman 80 cents Single tickets 81 Doors
open at ~ o'clock--commence at s o'clock.
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lmbs are diseased, as Tie fuf-tIVc process pro-
oeeds. ua9er ,he use Of these remedies. 10 one
aud all Of the organs and limbs a, tbs same
tine.
The ganglons Of the middle portions of TIE
neck are connected wi.h tine muscles Of the iit,b3
and body, ard the others with the orvsns, sc,
Phy .isilns Who grg pDt weil acquainted ~ Il
these magnetic symptoms, are necessarily entire
" ign5f4nt Of The proper remedies for then. and
consequently should never be allowed 10 interfere
~ the treatment
TabcFeuIar slscase is cniaicd on great mary
flmlsc. b. The frequent changes u lsmpera,nrr.
and by The abu'e OF mercury, the faint Ct seeds
Of whics is uniformly destroyed by the 70. Of
these pills, IN ssfe sud satisfactory manner.
For saIe al the Dfng store Of j L. L,llmer
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Great National Work.


A Msiory of the Repoiltion and Lines 81
The Heroes Of the War of Independence,
BIZ CHARLES J. PETERSON.
An elegant volume with - hne Steel Plates, and
nearly a0o beautiful Wood Engravings.
"This is a splendid book. A valuable nddHoh
to the Historic Literature Of eur country. Weave
mach mistaken If it does not take rank With the
works OF Irving and Prescott FfaRktOrd H,raid
II surpasscs any similar work yet offered 10
the American pablo. Malls Gazette.
ut msy lie properly considered popularised
Military History Of the Revolution extremely well
and ludlclously wIitten."-Norih Amsrieaa.
The present work on the Revolution and rs
Heroes, ia superior, both in extent aud design To
any that has herelo.ore come under our nstiees.
- Inquirer.
well connected History Of that eyentiul pc.
iicd- Ledser.
Decidedly the best popular History Of the War
Of the Revolution ana IL. IL roes that hss yet been
given to the csuuirv."-Sat. Ersning Post.
Qr4GENTS WANTED 10 CGnrGss for the
siers flssast Work, ia srerp C0aRfy and Iorn IN
the Jaiits Safes 10 whom the mo.l liberal induce
mtn,s will be offered Piice snly e.
ADDRESS post paid WV lEdRN,
No los North Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
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From Tho Model American Courier.
ADVICE TO YOUNG FARMER

'-s~~-A
ADVICE TO YOUNG FARMERS. I
Il has been very nearly twenty. seven
year. SINGS the following sentiments we're
expressed in a letter 10 Mr.. SKINNER,
from CARrER BkvERlrY, ESQ.,. of Virgin.
ia. We give taem because they are 90
we'll expressed. ard will, like Fsauklin'.
naxi,ns IN Poor K chard, bear repetition to
the end OF time
\ Farmer, 10 be Pfosperou. IN DOR coun.
try, mus, lay down system of Improve.
nent commensurate with The tnssns he has
OF giving force and vigo',o il. His plans
aud hrs habits ought never TO exceed a mos,
rigid regard OF prudence, and in erdinary
times al least, he should recollect that
isiure Of his crop, in a small degree even,
must be attended with grea, injury 10 him.
or his family, ovefseer, negroes, farm
snd stocks, are to be supported and his
physicians and backsmiih's bills, his taxes
le'ies, and variety OF contingent charges,
are 10 be paid from il; and moreover, a
charge, tho last mentioned, yet il 10 by no
means small ia amount and consideration OF
II, is the education Of his children. A
course Of management, then calculated 10
realize an obJsct in tho aggregate Of so
great Importance, ough! assuIedly 10 en-
gage the closest aiteniioG aud study ofese
~ farmer, especially .hose who have 10 de
pend solely upon Agriculture. have Of.
Ten remarked, that with a resolution 10 the
commencement, TO be independent, far.
mer will be SO; because, for few years,
he INDUCES in neither luxury nor super.
fully. lie learn. economy, aud he gath.
ers much useful knowledge. lie is young
and may be industrious and prudent. His
family IS. Of course, small his wife na.u.
rally bends to his views; and from thirty
years experience, have really found very
fe. instances, where a wife has been dis
posed TO war against the peace and happ.
neis Of her family. # is Only requisite
then, 10 my opinion, for them to know lhs
extent Of their resources and The mos! or.
binary reflection will al ouce teach them 10
resist temptations to expense WHICH canno,
he supported, and which, lf INDUCED IL,
mus. so obviously prove fuinou.. Thence
i. is, that draw the CONCLUSION, tina. it is
70 every farmers power 10 lire within his
mea0s. Industry, prudence, resolution and
eqaaniml'y, will ia.1re II 10 him, snd a
few years perseverance, Will a.sursdy im.
prove his fortune While hab,, thu, cor
rect aud important to hin, will keser es.
cape hin. HIS mind i, thence perfectly
relieved, and hi. COURSE ,hrsUgh lie be.
come. clear aad delernna,e.
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@Education.

hEslROUS of educating their own children,
- the undersigned have engaged as Teacher
Miss u, z GsARAs, of Charlotte. and hereby in.
isrn the public that the school began the Is, in.
sani and is open 10 others at the following prices
ivr the first S months:
Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography. En-.
giish Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and His
tory, OIL pcr month.
The higher branches usaally taught. 81 50 pr IN.
Board, As per mnntb
Miss Graham has been educated as Teacher,
and has had some experience in teaching. One
Of the undersigned Is prepared 10 scoo,n noda,e
with comfortable rooms with Ere places Dc zen
OF more bosrdeFs who will there, be under the eve
OF tie Teacher. lie viii slso give ,e the schoo!
and scholars the attention both may require. The
other, # desired. will give the boarding scholars
medical attention free Of charge. The location,
. miles S-uih OF Charlotte. is one of The mos,
beautiful and healthy in The eousiy.
SB WATSON
ID. VI. LEE.
( Jan, &c. 1870. l4,f
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Charlotte g. South. Carolina
BAIL E1Lno

YSStE undersigned Commissioners for tina, pnr-
IL pose, appointed by the Board of Directors
of the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail Road
Company, have opened Books Tor further subserip-
tions 10 The Capital Stock Of said Company. at
the Store OF Davidson s Sprai, in the town Of
Charlotte.
b, OATES,
wv. EI.MS.
II. r. DAVIDSON.
LEROY SPRINGS
{, J. FOX.
j.. w. OSBORNE.
SEPT. 20, lel.. 5if
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sl;SI!s;!sjl..ll;;ls!ySSk
&2al!NlI.l|.lA A:l!sss:I:
GREAT ARRIVAL.

GREAT ARRIVAL.
80 BUSHELS OR % 600 Boxes OF DR. Con.
DoN's FAMILY PMS.
gENIlE vast aud increasing de ssands for this
~ new and lustlv celebrated Medicine, and
the numerous cures they are daily effce'ing in III
portions Of the couhiry where they have been in
irosuced, of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and
blli0ss Diseases, with their we'll known attcn.
dants, Sick Headache, &c. has induced the un.
dersigned to make arrangements TO receive their
stocks direc, from the Proprietor, and would y
to their numerous customers that they are pre-.
pared to supply them, Wholesale or retail, at New
York prices,
81 - per doaer, or - cent. per hoS.
BY 7. MELVIN COHEN, No. 10 liayne.s,.
a. \ fill stock received BY II. H. & L. $
Williams, aud at J. T. Gimer's Drug Store, aisle
for sale by I. J Iiolion. Charlotte. n. c.
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Philadelphia Type Foundry.
No. Pear ST. 1sar The ExeAaage, PHILADELPHIA
r. lie Subscriber having made great improve.
III men.s IN his method OF casting type and
mixing of meals, aud had thorough revision OF
his matrices, the faces Of which are not exctlled
in beauty sni regularity Of cut. BY any in the
country; heuers himsclf that by q strict porson-
al attention TO bssines', and employing none but
the ulo.i sk,liul workmen. he 10 enabled 10 ofsr.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
lie is constantly adding to his stock all that is
new from The hest sofkmen of this and other coun.
tries. and having lately procured fom Enrope.
. great variety Of NEW FACES and ORNA-
MEN rs. solicit, the attention Of Printers thereto
Specimens wiil De scot TO those ~isbins 10 order
Presses, Gases, Cases, Ink, Stand. Gaileys
Brass Rule, and every other article needed to iar-
ni~h coinrl,te Printing O6i-c, supplied i. the
shortest notice.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB Tyre,
OF ms ne~es! ct, lie and Of ell sizes, carefully put
up IN ionts Of correct proportion.
ALEXANDER ROgB
Aug. 30, lsi3. sd,s0
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A CUSTOM.

Ia Ireland, they have a custom, and g
most efec,usl one. for preventing horses
from ssraying. Two gentlemen, for in
stance. are riding together wi,hou. alien.
dsnis, and wishing TO alight for the purpose
of visiting some objsc, al q distance from
The road, they lie The head oi one horse to
The tail Of the other. and the head Of thi, TO
the tai Of the former. In this state il 10
utterly impossible that they eau move either
back ~ard or forward, Que pulling one way
and the other the other and If disposed 10
move at oil, it viii be only 10 circle, and
even then thefe snusl be an agreement 10
turn their heads he same way.
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READ THIS EvIDENcE MERE o, CURES
Though it cannot give ii. saved one Seallh.
II gives hsassrs ia mar gl0.tggs ilHALrH

Though It cannot Z We III. saved one Seallh.
II gives trsassrs ia mar CLOS ggs. ilGALrH
Usnrn SrAtis NAgsHAl'a OsucS,
NcW Ynrk. December .. lsl1.
Messrs. Hgai & hs'eiams
Gentlemen - Undefsiantiug hat you arc th.
general sgens for she ssle Of d. Upban's We.
gctabls Eleetoary,r for the cure Of Piles, | have
deemed II any duty TO volunteer rseommcuda.
tIon 10 behalf Of that invaluable medicine. have
teen afflicted ior many yeAfs With flcs, and have
tried various remedies tat wih M Beneficial CT
fecis. Indeed, began 10 consider my ease utter.
~ hopeless But about the fret OF September last.
was prevailed upon ~ trfnd 10 make trial
d the above named medfiae. ! iook has advice,
and reloice 10 say that an not only relieved,
but, as bciise, perfectly cured ! mos, earnest,
y recommend It To ell "a be- may have the msfor.
taas 20 be afflicted with tia, annoy ing and dan
gerous disease. Very respectfully oar obedeni
servant. lily MOORE
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noN 10 sANE srrn cnRN

farmers are not generally aware that
.eed eJFa saoold be saved from stalks
which nase aol been stripped Of their leaves.
A lhlle reflection viii convince sny one,
that II ia ou.y such corn tia, eau he said 10
have arrived at perfection. The leaves oil
corn Il Is koosa. perform the same par, IN
the economy Of sha, plant, that the lungs
d. n the economy Of the human body
breathing, so 10 speak, the air aud assiml.
laiing or reJecnag Its elements when De.
composed, according as they are or are no,
necessary for lis use. Accordingly, when
The leaves are stripped for fodder, the plant
soon dies, end as the process Of stripping
is always Commenced before the corn is
perfectly ripe, i. Of course canno. possess
It's foil strength, and when planted nexl
season, must fail il produc,iyeness when
compared With that which has been suffer.
cd to come 10 perfection. These are sim.
pie, but scientific facts, which canno! be
refuied and should be borne 10 mind, and
acted upon by all farmers, who have a re-.
gard for their own interests, or lake pride
IN their ayocalion. The q1aGlity Of corn
required for seed, should Away. be saved
10 the way we have described; and The few
bundles Of fodder which the farmer will
lose by it. will be paid for thousand times
over by the superior quality aud quantity
Of his mex. years crop.-.Norfoik Beacon.
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R!ai!IN|Eiii alIs|;Si ]

FEHESTlMONlALS.- Of d letter from
n Dr.. Waines, of Philadelphia, Feb ., ls40 :
Your Pills are the mildest in their operations.
vet most powerful in their effects, of any that
have ever me, With in practice Of eight and
twenty years Their action on the chyle and
hence on the Impurities Of the blood, Is evident.
ly surprising"
Extract OF letter from Dr. Henry Hall. Of
Quebec, l.. C., March 6, leil For bilious fe
yefs, sick headaches torpldity of the towels. and
enlargement Of The spleen, DR.. Peters Pills are
an excellent medicine"
For sale by oil the Druggists in Augusta, Ham
burg and in Charleston by 7. ". Cohen, and in
Charlotte by II. b. & l.. S. Williams, J. +. Gil
ner, and 4. J. Ilolton.
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Rel&R Esrice. 500.

:
We have prepared this volume al great expense
type large. clear sud hand some pager smooth
aud white; binding strong ard substantial; en-.
craving. neat and appropriate This work Is dc.
eidediy the cheapest and mes popular ever issued
from the American pfess, and, from the orders eli
ready received for ~ we satisfied Il is destined
u have an immense sale thToug hOut our vast ex.
tended country. From peculiar circumstances
we are enabled to offer this book low TO book. ned
lars, posL-masters, aud others, who may feel dis
posed 10 act as agents.
As the publisher il DESTROYS Of giving this use.
fui Family Work very extensive circulation. he
Offers the most i5efsI inducements 10 Agents, and
IA satisfied Tat any man Of good address can
make from g. 10 $40 day from tie sale Of il.
There u scarcely town or village IN The Union
bat will furnish more or less subscribers.
ANAL capital Of from s25 10 $50 vii be necessary
10 make commencement.
Il No letters attended 10 unless the postage
is paid
For further particulars address
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
No l25 NASSAU ST., n. Y. CRY.
Mr.. Sears will please lay aside copy for the
publisher until called for Also copy of the
Back Of the United States ar he IS also entitled 10
a copy Of that work.