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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-13


The American mail steamer Arctic arrived at New
York on the night of the 4th instant bringing Liv-
erpool dates to the 20th and London to the 10Th No.
vember. She encountered heavy head winds during
the entire voyage.
England.
The Juror created by the recent rescript of the
Pope hassby no means subsidized: Meetings are still
heing held in almost every parish throughout Eng
lanl. great meeting is to be held in Liverpool
the Goth, on the same subject.
In the London circles it is confidently asserted that
the letter of Lord John Russell but party
ruse. ea....-4
At Bedford, where a meeting was held, Lord Chas
Russell, brother to the Premier was most extrava-
CANT in his denuncatons of Papal aggression
The Catholics bore all this TRADE with extreme
meekness and moderation.
In Ireland there have been some ebutions of feel
ing but nothing of much consequence
A new Convent is to be established near Liverpool
and three Catholic Churches are to be built du-
ring the ensuing summer
The very temperate speech of the American Min
lister at the recent Guilder Hall banquet where the
Lord Chancellor heaped Goals upon the fire. has been
the theme of general commentator.
In matters of general news there is not much of
general moment.
At Liverpool, 10 A NJ. prior to the sailing of the
Arctic, the town placarded with bills calling
upon the Catholics to oppose the Protestant demon
STATIONS to be held the day. A serious riot
was anticipated The excitement was very great.
France.
The only item of intelligence from France is that
the Presidents message has been extremely we'll
ceived save in few quarters.
Germany.
The whole aspect of the news from Germany has
changed and there seems to be we'll grounded
belief and hope that war will be avoided.
Austria.
Gen Radetzko, of Austria, has protested against a
war with Prussia. -. ~
Spain and Pont:3,gsEssiis.~7
From SPAN ana Z Grtugal and other parts of Eu-
rope tnere nothing of shocking political charac-
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Cane Seat Chairs aud Rockers Repaired, "a
LSO, all descriptions of Cabinet Furniture mann. 81
"A factured or repaired, at the Rock Spring Furni- NJ
turc Warehouse. + Is I10VE ~
May H. 1850 a6tf
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FOR SALE,

BUGGY, Cart, and Wagon Iron Axles, of all SEQ
d sizes, by JAMES DAWSON & CO. -S3s92H8
April 10, 1850 .. S2-tf
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u. NJ. ROBINSON.

Wholesale Dealer In Hardware, Iron, and Stoves
Is now receiving his Fall supply of Cooking, Parlor ~
Store Office and Ship Stoves Also. large stock n
of GUNS, some fine English Stub and Twist, worth IL
fifty dollars EN3
He has on hand, and designs keeping constantly y
large stock of the following articles vizHoop Iron x
Truss Hoops, Iron Rves and Coopers' Tools gene III
rally Mill Saws, manufactured expressly for this hi
market; Smiths Bellows Vses, and Anvils; Nails u
and Spikes, extra quality; Carpenters Tools all kinds
Sadders' Tools Shoemakers Kits, Boot Trees and Lasts
Guilt Cornice Curtain Bands and Pins the latter new and
pretty article. ~ ~
Those who are building will find every article in his line
OF the best quality and much lower prices than heretofore
Country dealers will find here all goods in the Hardware
line at such prices will supersede the necessity of going
North for them. J. M RORINS6N eONe
No Front-street, Wilmington N c.
September 20, 1850 %
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A bachelor friend of our shaving committed mat
trimony offers for sale his former stock of trade viz
Two pair of stockings with the heels out, mouldy
candlestck, two dirty night caps, one stew pan, a
few cold potatoes, two dickies without strings or
buttons snavined flute and a single bedstead
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-13

INHIsKEY. so bbls. Whiskey. For sale by
w HOWARD & PEDEN.
r IME, Lime, Lime. 500 barrels Lincolnville White
IL Lump. Also Calcined Plaster Plasterng Hair Fire
Brick, and ydrauc Cement 200 bbls. Lime. &c. For
sale by J. C. & r. B. WOOD
July 25, 1891 Contractors and Builders.
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To tho estimate is added statement show
ing
The indefinite appropriations for the service of
the last three quarters of the fiscal year end
ing the Both June, 1851, made by former acts
of Congress, of permanent character, a.
mounting to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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GUNDRIEs.-Sugar, Coffee Crackers, Starch, Fruit,
- Flour Butter Lard Pickles Preserves, Cat.ups Salt
Fire Crackers Nails Hardware, Dry Goods Gunny Bags
Jugs lars =, DemjShns Whisky Brandy Gin, Rum Wines.
Willow Ware, Mats, Irvine, Sc For sale at wholesale
retail at the lowest prices, by HOWARD PEDEN.
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JAMES NJ REDMOND, Tarboro, Edgccombc county, N. G.
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county. ~ -
JOSEPH R. KEMP, Bladen county. --.r.
DR.. SnERwooD, Strickland's Depot, Duplin county
B. s. KooNcE, Richland, Onslow county.
B. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county.
EONEY B. PALMER is authorized receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the Journal New York. Philadelphia
and Boston, and receipt for payment for the same.
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THEM TYPES "A contemporary, in neighbouring
State, halls the return of its congressional represen
tative (who is somewhat conuUiaI in his habis) in
the following rather equivocal fashion:
''Our distinguished representative reached here
on Tuesday last, in fine health and spirits after the
hard fought bottles, in which he has lately engag-
ed - Tuscaloosa Monitor
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4,929,224 81
$4s,124,903 10

statement of the several appropriations,
which will be carried to the surplus
fund, amounting to................... s738 249 81
Accompanying the estimates are sundry papers
furnished by the Treasury. Interior War, and Navy
departments, containing references to acts of Con-
gress &c, on which the estimates are founded /
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant
THO CORWIN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-13

On the 22d day Of May 1871, battalion Of the
military colony established eat Noyogordo was
drawn up the parade ground adjoining the extent
siye barracks, constructed in the most ancient and
solitary portion of the city, near the church ST. So
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Arrival of the Steamer Arctic-Four Days Later
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IN HAND
" 80 Boxes and 10 half do. Soap,
10 '' Adamantine Candles,
10 &c Sperm do
10 $ Talow do
10 bbls. Mess Pork,
% sacks Salt,
Boxes, half boxes. and or. boxes Raisins,
Currants and Citron
Picked and Smoked Tongues
Smoked Beef.
All for sale very low for cash, by
PERRIN & HARTSEIELD
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Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

TIE subscriber having taken the Store Markestreet
recently occupied by Mr. OWEN Holmes has just
ed with large and well selected stock of staple Dry
Goods; Groceries; Hardware; Provisions CrOckery
and HolIOW-Ware; Boots and Shoes; PlOughs, &c.
the Northern Cities low for cash. and will be sold
pondng rates for cash to puneua customers His stock
consists in part Of
Sattnets; Kentucky Jeans Cassimeres Fannels Blan-
ke Kerseys Cacoes; beached and unbeached Sheetngs
and Shrtings Osnaburgs; Silk and Cotton Handkerehefs;
Shawls; Hosiery, sc.
Brown, Loaf and crushed Sugar. Moasses; Coffee Tea;
Soap and Candies Tobacco and Snuff; Flour barrels and
half barrels Bacon and Pork Whiskey Rum; Brandy, &C.
Also, general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery;
Crockery Hollow Boots and Shoes; Ploughs SC.
ZENO II. GREENE.
Wilmington, n c., Oct. 49, 1850 6y
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
November 3d. 1850.
SIR: Agreeably to the JOINT resolution of the Con-
gress of the 7th January 1916, have the honor to
transmit for the information of the House of Repre-
sentatives printed estimates of the appropriations
to be made for the fiscal year ending 36th of June
1852 amounting to $33,6e7,489 04
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County Court Writs;
Superior do. do
County Court Subpenas;
Superior do. do.
County Court Fl. Fa.;
Superior do. do.
County Court Sci. Fa.;
Superior do. do.
Apprentice Indentures;
Letters of Administration;
County and Superior Courts
Witness and Juror Tickets;
Notices to Tax List Receivers;
Commission to take Deposition
County Court Execution;
Magistrates do.
Capias ad Respondsndum;
Overseer's Appointments;
Peace, State, and Civil Wer-
Notes of Hand; lrants;
Attachments;
StateRecognizance;
Military Ca So;
do. Execution;
Negro Bonds;
do. Bill of Sale;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-13

Is Your NAME Brown Capt. W. tells an
amusing occurrence witnessed by him last week on
board the Ocean, on her passage down. An oldish
and somewhat purblind gentleman, placing up. and
44H4 hs ssS Sn sSg eF IL 4t IF 5 s5R
presented, for a moment or two, inquired in very
deliberate tone, ais your name Brown % No an
swer. Question repeated louder, {" Is your name
Brown p Still no answer. Question again repeat
ed, louder still, ''Is your name Brown o. No an
swer "Wel" said the questioner, g. you are either
no gentleman or very deaf' The saloon was in a
rOar-DetrOit AdU.
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bAhEHf AND GROCERY STORE
THE subscriber respectfully informs inhabitants of
Wilmington, that he has returned from the North, and
openeda store under the residence Love-
and Mubcrry-sts and will keep constantly hand fresh
supply of Family Groceries and Confectionery. Also
the very best material for Baking Bread Butter
Crackers Pies, and Cakes of various kinds Every kind
of Cakes be made to ORDER and at the shortest notice.
He hopes from the experience he has had the
he will be able to give satisfaction His Bread Cakes
also be obtained from Mr.. PETER Smiths Market
ST. Mr. Wilknson He invites the patronage of the
citizens of Wilmington. J. ID. MERKELL.
Nov. IA, 1850 lO3m
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Bag@" say, captain" said little keen-eyed man.
as he landed from the steamer Potomac. at Natchez
re- say, captain this here amt all" ''Them's all
the plumber you brought on board, anyhow" well
see now, grant it's K accordn to list-four boxes
three chests, two ban'boxes, portmanty, two hams
one part cut three ropes O nyans an teakettle :
somethin short. Though I've counted em nine
times an never took my eyes off 'em while board
there's somethin' not right some how ''Well,
stranger, times up; them's all know on so just
fetch your wife an five children out of the cabin
I'm off, "Them's em! darn it. them's 'em! /
know I'd forgot somethin'!'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-10
visit OF Amin hey to the Fair NJ Castle
Garden.

Some Of the members Of the merican Ipstit.t.
waited on the ottsmsn Commis,ioper, Amin Rev 20
accompany him and his tue to that nns collection NJ
the handiwoik Of our citizens. Gener-'
accompanied him over the = - raimsdge
.b.v ,.n,Ir,s. --sutute; kndst tvs O'Clock
80. --suasoh. where {. splendid dinner
- hstN,S. General T proposed the health Of
'ae Weren't noble young sovereign Of the Ottoman en-
SIs. Add ul Msjid which vas draak with appau,. BY
all prsttnt standibs After several very hsndsoms
eonplim,nts -ere paid to the msguauimou. DEFENDER
CT hosath and Lis brave but upat@ couutrysu
Amin B-y ptoposed the health Of the Grst gentle man
81 me Osned states.the graceful President Mr. Pnl
more which VS. alo drantt standing Before the
elote Of the dinner, Ann hey sgan begged leave 20
propose another toast .hich he pref.s.i by several
.estryat,ons friendly and ia tering the citizens Of
II have come he said % we'll az We eau recolleet
" on voyage Of discovery, In hvor OF my 15bls aad
revertd sovereign aud hts people haze come MT
to take possession o. the countries ar b,t 60 d,,
tno~lecge from their inhabitapt. The kint hosrI
ialiiy With vhch I was received on my arss landing
eerred TO my heart snd on thus feturnins 10 a. I
fesi thatI have returned home again bs- leave 10
propose the health and prosperity Of the ho.pitabs
sue very talented citizens OF the great city Of New
AFTER dinner. the party returned 10 the BATTERY
where Auin Bey vas shO~n the operations Of several
ingenious instruments and machines-amopx which
we the wonderful square auger-the harp organ
Which, be taid reminded him Of the sweet voice Of
Jenny Lind, the improved steam boiler. &c &c aud
many others q the greatest interest 10 hun lie
SEEMED 10 appreciate these inventions with remark
ally quick perez ption Of their merits AMIN nev was
prestntsa TO, end shcok hands With several ladies'
aud frequently expressed hi regret 1t his inability 20
eop.srss With them aud tell them bow m uoh he al.
nlir,d them and their country To one Who asked
him whether be sToks German, he replied that he had
been speaking terms With tina, Language sine.
the massscre VI the brave eountrymen OF Eossuth
ANN Beg ksyes TO day Tor Boston hut returns soon
again 20 rsvkh the Institute.
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Musical ChIt-Chat.

ed marriage between the Duke Of Devon
sN". anu dgnorina Psrodi, will not take place It
bug The beautiful vocalist may be expected
re by the steamer Pacific so a. to appear 1t the
Ae" Place Opera House next month The Duke Of
Sonshire holds his title by suferanoe and It would
ascend to the young and rich Earl Of Burlington,
should he make any matrimonial engagement There
fore, the Dukes admiration will not deprive New York
OF the pleasure which has been long snticipst
Pared will come out brilliantly, soon after the re-
nownsd ipresario Maretzek, has commenced his sea.
son. which win take place Monday, the twenty Arst
OF the month.
The season will be opened the twenty first with
great treat Der rsyschutz" viii be produced In mag
nihcent style, and Signora Bertucca aretzsk will be
the prima donna on this interesting ooc aston Thus
we shall have the opera season commencing in
est with brilliant opera, in which scenic effects will
be combined with startling melodies The true fash
ionsble fountain Of musical enthusiasm will be the
Opera House, and the small musical entertainments in
other places will only give keensr relish for the
grand opera. Concerts less satisfactory than the
representation of complete works Of the great masters
and can only be moderately supported, however
strongly forced by numbers The quality and not the
quantity, of sounds is what the musical public de-
sire.
The two last opera seasons under Msretsek and un-
der Pader, have had powerful influence in this com
munity. The companies have been so complete and
effective that shilling concert singers and vccasts Of
slight hy, however lavishly praised, cannot make
any rivalry worthy of notice.
Considerable discussion has arisen in musical cir.
ces since Dr. Castles curious article the Neo York
Tribune, upon the powers Of the human voice with re-
gard to the nature Of Jenny Lind's vooalizstion
The ventroquial peculiarites of seine persons are
quite remarkable and the science the human vo,e
ID yet in its infancy With study and with bet
ter understanding OF the nature Of the voice Of which
DR. Rush was valuable student may expect the
public eventually to distinguish between mere tricks
and genuine inspiration of the soul Doctor Castle
sets down Jenny Lind as vocal ventriloquist, and
that 10 the secret of her power and popularity
1t is stated that Srskosch, the pis mist engaged in
writing opera ;os Mar.tsek to be played at the
Aster. Place theatre stakoseh is a toleraby good
performer the piano. but he lie capable of writ
lag an opera that would be worth performing Wal
lace the great gsh composer who has already given
to the verdi nearly hafa dozen of successful operas
should be the man to be selected by Maretzek.
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DOUBLE SH EFT.
EoUr u. Us Later from Europe.

" The arrival Of the steamship Atlantic at this
Po,! esterdaY, we are in receipt of four days later
intelligence .Tom all parts Of Europe, the details of
which Will be found in our columns toe day.
Tie Intelligence Is Of very important character
Gas eomnSrGiel point Of view, but not politically.
IL appears taat our great Southern staple, cotton,
Las advanced quarter Of penny sterling per
pound, which is equivalent to the large sum of
millions Of dollars the cotton crop of the
present year. This advance will be received with
great degree of pleasure 10y ouT Southern friends,
aud by the whole country, for it is gam Of that
sun to them. This, together with the continued
receipts UfllTee amounts OF gold dust from Calor-
na vii make business Of all kinds active, and
increase the prosperity of the United States.
The extraordinarily brilliant reception ny the
american Pc ple Of the far famed osutstrce Jenny
Lad, has create quite fHrrs in Eng land, aud is
commented upon at some length by the London
and other newspapers. The English pc ople are
completely Gstounded with the tnthu SIN which
she created here, and the immense number of peo-
pie who attended her concerts. They are begin
ming 10 link that true musical ability can be as
much appreciated here in any part of the world,
and That 1e ale, as we always have claimed to be,
great country, in every sense Of the term.
France remains quiet, and may continue
rniH The next presidential election. IL seems
hat great many of the people have ex-
pressed wish 10 amend the constitution
when the work lie Effected il will 10 all prob lblity
be done in such manner TO create an empire,
and render Louis Napoleon's office permanent
daring his life. There appears to be a combna-
ton 81 parties forming against him, and il is at
ell improbable that there will be fneue, if not
sooihor attempt at revolution. A strong and united
effort will doub, be made by both the ultra de-
mocrais and tae mcnarchists 70 put Louis Napoleon
doRn.
We perceive by the Lsndon Times, that the peo-
Tle Of England now look upon Cahforuia as a
Iesliy-a fixed fact. They have been long time
arriving at that conclusion. They think now, that
that new State abounds with the precious metal TO
az great an extent first represented, and are
rp.eularng upon the influences which the great
nad stesdy yield Of gold from that quarter, will
have on the price Of that article throughout the
world. There can be no doubt, as they say, that
California is the germ Of vast empire on the Pa
cifc, which in onnscon with the Western States,
Will before many years hold the balance Of power
between the Northern and Southern sections Of
THE republic, If not sway its destiny. That
State is nothing now, compared to what il will be
IN a Comparatively short period Of time.
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Sporting Intelligence.

CEsIREvu LIZ CoUKsE, l.. I-TRorTISG.-The race be-
tween Bay Boston, Pelham, and Confidence, comes OF
this Afternoon This race has created much sensation
among turmen the past week, and more Eastern men
have come en- to witness 1t than any previous
cssion Tor some yesrs. Bay Boston is the fsvorite
against the fed. Should Pelham however, appear
the track himself aud it WAS stated yesterday that
he was in better condition than at presentthe
Eastern horse will have the moot formidable pst
tor be met with. Confidence must not be treated
too lightly; for should SPLIT heats ocsur his chances
OF winning will be as good either of the others.
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The CnIEF EnoHEsE AM TIKI COMMON Cory
crL-The representatives Of me Fire Department.
he meeting last night for the purpose of hearing
the report Of the committee appointed by the Fire
Department, to act with the Common Council
committee. in investigating The charges preferred
by the Chief Engineer IN his late report BY the
report Of the committee and the resolutions which
will be found in another column, it will be seen that
the Chief Engineer was sustained thruahout by
the Fire Department
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ARRIVAL FROM VESEzUEIA.-We have received
by The schooner Elsanore, from Porto Cabello, Ell
V.nesolsno of the 18th instant. 1t is filled with an
address a Ia naeion fro m Antonio L Guzman, one
of the candidates for the Presidency. 1t is on the
affairs of the nation.
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Court Calendar TN. p.x.

srrnrNr CouHr CfRcuirl ADJOURNED 1i-, de. &C.
neral Term-42ls, rs TO 81, both Inclusive
cvr,fios Sqvnr.-Nos; 81 ~, Oh O. 10, IS "a A ia
ss - 70, N,i5iO 10 ~, 6is, lls, ~. lis, iis,
es III to l34 inclusive.
-sSNOs PLr.s Part i-Nos el3, III, Tl3, rs, 721,
rcf f2e f35. 7Ss T4i Tti T4s. T5l, f53 755. Part a
t62 ets t72 o7o ESQ., os2 Ssi eel GO, 6Vs, 100 7V2
Bl6 ;O4 sOs
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20 cay 10 psrenss having hsd tccasiCa 70
number 81 Sources gwen for juveniles durns
delEhted With the May tgures invented By Mr. j.
IA. skAklNG OF - Bono street. He paptlE 10 move
with grace and precision truly astonishus
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Supreme Court-Cireu,t Court.

OF. 80 yudg. hsyiag been assigned by the 90
werner 70 bold the October Circuit Of this Court and
the judges OF the district being engaged Ia General
Term toe Circuit Court adJourasd zine se By the
sheriff ON Tuesday night Of esht s'clsck parsusnt TO
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his great remedy tor all nervous wien
rspdity almost xampled Orders the
pretors by every mail and those who have tried the article
certify that for nervous depression by hys
teros, neuralgia tic soloreux toothaoRe
Sc IL is absolute md infable specific. Once, No.
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that his Institution In Cro. street a. a.
below bseeAe new open ana ssdy the reception Of
neserss 10 rsons Suffering from dyspepsia or alse-
tne nrer ne vond moot earnestly reoomnena the
ptseice OF h system OF training as ~ill relief in
meet csses Dr. Rich will dsse particular sttsntion to
remtay ING OF form, either Adus or ehil
eten sna ne vii give private Instruction In
aepMnnu OF phyncM training 70 those who may desire
~ ether AZ their rehldeLee or At his instiia
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medicine gained eIssilgnt
so short period Of time. BLISS Candy II s onIy
lev months since the unrv allied article
ths D.rhs and ts .ae h now upprecedsnsedy excessive
Ard ts success wonderful Agreeable most d,oafe
compound Of ooLfectiOnary still retains ali the eura,vs
qualities 81 Cod Liver OIL se il for colds
without Deriving advantage from IT. Reader out for
sounteLfeit For sale. Wholesale and retail BY A. B.
Sands 10 Fulton John kilheau n Broaaway: AZ
The Astor and Irving and Asor stores and no
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There Is nsth,ng so astonishing as to hes

people complain of nervous diseages tor they
,rey done with, by OF Dr. watts Nervous anti
eoe epiipsy has yielded its wonderful This
but sho ud cell DIR. Watts and
the of the effected By the Nervous Anti
dote. 20 bottles depot, l02 Nassau street.
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devoes his attention exclusively diseases VI aud
kar fr to o'clock at PSI broadway entrance Ia War
street where be had his popular freatte the
LJe third edition pri 90 Genus also. his seActing Ego
and Ear Fountains. Artih ial Eyes inserted.