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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

UThe SrArECAsvAss Was brought to
close Yesterday. aud the results declared as fol-
Judge # ire court Of ARpes9d,s VIZ
Johnson .2oi IA Foo. -a:-----lN.se3 1921
S,crstdry Of STATE
Randall 1924 26 Forsyth -------i9s,5S2 SH
Controller.
Wright. 10000 Paterson o,'32 255
WEIGH. .... .2cO as5 -2OOtos 2ss
Canal Commissioner.
Wheaton 9OO.934 Fnzhugh.-----20l,l4 lat el3
State Engfnesr and Surveyor; 80
McAlpine 203 ,032 Seymour -iy',JA s,'1S
Atforney-GererdI.
Ch,,6eld Ullm m $1,000 - -
Iaspector Of State Prisons.
Storms -e02, SCI WeIs-----l9o9 'o 4'2@'
Atthe instance Of Mr.. Chatfed we learn, the
result on Attorney. General was not finally de-
clsred but was postponed until this afternoon at
4 o'clock.
It is well understood that on the face OF the
returns, as they now stand, Nh Ullmann Is elect
ed Attorney General by about 300 result owing
N the omission of the vote on Attorney General
nj the XVIII Ward OF New York, by the County
Canysssers. under the mandate OF Judge King.
IL is understood, also, that the New-I ork
Board OF CanvasseTs ad oumed sInr de on Tues
day, and is no longer in existence as such Board
The returns from the City, OF course, cannot be
varied, and we infer that the result on Attorney
General will be declared stated.
This certainly is an unexpected, though ne
cessary result of the New-York canvass, which,
conclusive as it may be upon the State Canvas'-
ers, cannot be upon the Courts, which VIII 10
doubt do Justice in the premises:
tAlbany Argus, ieh
ry 1t should be borne in mind that Mr..
Chatfeld has nobody but himself to thank
for his present category. Had he simply
lot o..- O'ty BOord Of CanvGssers alone, he
would by this time have been the legally
declared Attoruey-General elect. The re-
turn in his case from the XIVth Ward was
withheld on his motion, the Canvassers be-
ing legally enjoined from making any. This
las deprived him Of majority, and made
Mr.. Ul!mann's return inevitable. But we
presume the latter will disdain to take the
Office on the strength of the legal blunders
of the chief law officer Of the State, and
that Chatfeld, if he does mt contrive to
blunder further, will soon be declared re-
chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
" Ladies vet unswathed in Furs are

respectfully invited TO spsct GsNNs peerless stock com
prisinG ever variety from darkest richest Russian
Sable and the snowy Eme to the Mink and other cheap
or Turs Victornes Ia the new Partisan sly Of hudson
Bay Sable, Chnchills Marten and Mink with muiis aud
Cufs TO match will be found at GENINs The stock oil
otter and other Fur Gaps and Collars for gentlemen
ned and extensive. The eni,re assortment cannot De
squaed in The city either IN variety or the moderation f
the prices CENS No 2+ broadway, opposite 81 Pauls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

to Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Mus
lin Curtains, Gilt Con,ess. Satin De LANES, and all other
Curtain materials for sale a. reduced prices 10y kelly
FERGUSON No 1884 Broadway store exteadieg through
10 Ne 81 Reade- st. 80 3truIh&Sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

~ Astounding and Interesting COM
muDoaIon 70 Housskeepers, want Of English TheePy
and Ingram Carpets. Floor Oil Cloth Rugs. Window
Shades, Druggeis &C HIRAM ANDERSON, No 20 Bowery,
Offers the choice Of MS remaining stock Of Carpets
at areduon sf thirty cent decidedly to greatest offer
uadn
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~ Those who desire to dilluse a know

u
ledge ofthsr business abroad any the cities towns.
any section ds ret OF the county respectfully
notified that r. PALMER IL the Agent duly appointed ny
the prcpttofs of the best of all the States
the Union and author by them and recapt
Advertisements aud subscriptions for their respective
papers upon the terms e1so,ed by them OF
ice n the Tribune Buillnaa.
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KOSSUTH IN NETWORK.
Receptions and Addresses from Germans.
Poles, French, Italians, and other Refugees
From BaItimsre-Fron Florida. &C., &c.
ADDRESS or rnk EUROPEAN DEaocRAcr.

Sse With psge Of this mornings Tribune for commence
meat Of yesterday 8 proceeding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

PoerRAIrs or KossurH.-We refer our
readers to the advertise nent Of Messrs. Goupii a
CO., IN another column;
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HuDscN RIVER HorxL.-This Hotel OF

the corner Of Hoboken and Wesssis, nearly opposite
Ceiips Line Of Steam ships aEd directly opposite the
Canal street Depot of the Hudson River Railroad Rooms
week from 81 50 to So night from % cents 70 ST.
hshment d93,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

R' Mourning Goods OF every kind adapt
ed to a lady's wardrobe black B,mblzine. Alpaca,
Csnton Cloths. MeI1O CashmeIe, Canton Cape, De
Lame Calico Pophn &C &c. may be found az HTcHcoCK
& LEADBsATFg's No 3t7 Broadway, corner Of Leonard
where also shawls Cisaks. Sks, Plaid Goods &c, &c
ma he obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

q FOWLER 4 WELLS, Psychologists and
rsSlsAs!s: Qhnsea Hall. Nc 1871 Nazsas-s.. Nsw-Yost
- Ne la WsshnGton-st. Boston
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RIcH CARrKTINos. SMITH & LouNsBURY,

stock Of CARPgIINGs III the following low rates:
Per yayd.I Per yard.
Velvets i2s to I6s. Ext Ingrans Is. Cd to 6s. Cd
fapostry.. o. to lbs MEDIUM do rs Cd 90 Is Oh
Brussels Is to l0s Common do Is Gil to 2s cd.
phree- piy--- Is to 90 Oh Cloths rs. Cd tots OIL
Floor OIL Cloths, to "a feet wide English Druegets
"a IA and is wide aud all other articles connected with
The trade full Is per less than Spring prices.
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" HOusekeepers, and all others, IN want
Of Bsddius Bedsteaas &c would do wen 20 call al M
Will ANS old established Warereoms, l3c Chatham
soaer Mulbery-s where may be found the largest
sertmens articles in his hne oered 20 the public
consisting Of Feathers Beds Mattresses &c Patent Screw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

SELLING Orr. --PRrspsoN & HUMPRRRYs,
No $40 Broadway cOraer hts st win sell the entire lot
of Carpetngs purchased at the late large Auction sales
she following prices Rich Brussels IS to los per yard
Exts HEAVY ply ss yard Extra Heavy super S. 20
g. per yard Good all sool. As Cd 70 Is per yard Oh
Cloths, Extra heavy Is per yard And all other goods
equally law MO Avs
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ChRAvrR's uoNry SoAP.--AnO,her in
voice of ths incorporate Toe, Soap received To
Re had Of ~ & wells 4 Co. Dodge Il Cov,ll. Rusht n
CLARK. John Meakini, h Coidinyon. Deliuc & Co :.
X NJ Hobbs. and Of al respee able Druggists aud Per-
tuners. Wholesale only OF W. DAVIS, No 1870 Broad
Snle Agent for tho lnitSd States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

EV~ Gentlemen's Furnishings, as Fur,
erino, Silk and Lamb Wool Understands and Drawers;
ecara Cravats Pocket Hdkfs, Gloves Hosiery, &C. &C.
may be found Al HITCHCOCK LEADBEATBR's No 37
Broadway corner Leonard At and u, prices much below
she ordinary at Cent Furnishing Stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

~ We seldom pass the beautiful estab-
hsAmeAt Of MT J. y. LlmBrRGgR. No. Ag9 Broadway.
without stopping 20 admire beautiful OF Jewory
Watches Geld and Silver Mare. etc which he displays,
and which he sells at avery small advance imported
Vrces. d9Nrurh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

NoTIcE.--R. FISHER, Jr., Matchmaker
and Jewcr late of No SS Broad way takes this method
inform his friends SId meTs that be has
As place Of bss,I No % fulton ST. here they w
ind beautiful assortment Of ws,ches. Iewely, Silver
and Plated Ware which he Will sell low If not lowe
than they can buy in the cav
10 iws X FISHER, ia. No. 81 Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

THE ART OF DaEssING WELL.-The
bosom COLLAR and wrftbands Of the shirt leading
features the tout emhe of of fashion and
think that IN these and Other the shirs made
10 order at GREENS fun shag Store for Gentlemen No
Aston House. unequasd. There rs another merit Of
this store which must not omit 20 namepunc'uay in
executing orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

KOssyTH-Correct and beautifully exc.
cutod miniatures Of this lustous Patriot, set with Dia
noAds. Emsrads ard Kubiss (Kossuth's colois) With
Peaks, and also plain the form Of Bracelets
Pine Leckets, Brooches, Charms Asd Scsn Pins
lad saiy at A. JOEL Co manufacturing jewelers. Sc
No. Ng Broadway, between SpTiss and Prince SITS
az 6lTNThkS
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ELEGANT FRrNcH WrpplNe CARps,

ELHVNHT KENIH w EUUTNG OAKDS.-
The suescroer respectfully calls the attention Of parties
ssuns eomething truly elegant 70 his beautiful style Of
SILVER boraered and PLAIN French Porcelain Cards En-
velopes. and Wedding Boxes, the latest mode EvER-
DELI, No. - Broadway, corner Of Duane st Branch
store. Ne. Is wall-st. as i'm
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To rHR WISE Persons desire

making the best selections from TuTTLEs immense vari
ely OF Fasov Articles Novelties. Toys, &c, should call
while fresh Goods stany opening and there
by avoid the crowd which from the 22d to 3st
INST Now 10 the time Goods sent to all parts Of the
city Brooklyn, Sc at any time Desired free Of charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

AN INVALUABLE REMEpY.--None except
nose whs have suffered all the horrors Of pyspepsa can
m appreciate the value and efficacy of the Orysepsej
all it, fosras ~ 'Asssso u
Eox sale By A. b. d Sands, No ise pulsoa. ST. A L.
ssSrl Co, Ne SIS. and {. II. Ring No iss Broadvsy
@es W oseessts generally in the United States
" LYON would inform his friends
That no peddies ever vends
tns inventions here and there
~ each crowded thoroashfars
nsreddls ever kuocks
AZ your tecr with Hasa or Aox
Not from LYONS oome,h he
And his stua's forssry ~
Tho true powder aud the nill
That will bugs and vermia xiii
You Will still find Of yose
In Broadway. AZ.
LYONS Prinoipal Depot. No. tA Broadway. dlauDSvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

RIoH FANCY BASKETS of the most ex.
cwsi's weskn snshp and designs great variety of the
most beautiful patterns gold aud silver aud ch coers
ernamented with flowers, &c for sale. wholesale and re
tail. By GSoRes w. TvrrLE, Emporium Of Fancy Goods
Novelties, TOYS, SC. No S45 Broadway
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ANY, AND EVERY THING.
a. j, & P, MOSES.
llnving received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK. now offer nj their commodious Ware
Rooms

llnving received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK, now offer nj their commodious War.
Rooms
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The largest and most vnried assortment, OF
Goods. Wars, and Mcrcha nlizr, 10 b- foun,
in Snmteryillc. viz: Dry Goods. Groceries
Crockcry, Hardware, Cutlery. and edged Tools
Hats, Gaps. and 3onneis Boots and Shoes.
Sadlrry and Harness, Sole. Upper and Patent
Leather. Carringc Trimmings, including A1lcs,
Springs. and Mallcublc Castings
100 Sacks Salt.
Sweeds unl English Iron. broad and narrow
bnr:. square and round do. Hoop, Band, and
Boiler Iron
5000 yards Bnggine
Together with Rope Twine, &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
The attention Of Teachers i. particulariy re-.
G'hcs'cd I" The above ns fiom our immense
stock any guar or kind can be obtained.
We hnH" q .ost complete assortment OF
Df MADE OTHING
that has ever been brought TO this market. 10.
g"'hcr with Cloths, Cassimers, and Vcslings
Come and sec
CiRPE1ING. BAIZE AND RUGS.
Booking Baize.
Paints, GInss, Oil, Pmy H,hi,ing dc dc.
We can supply any quantity, quality. or colour
"i P!'hi ana can recommc nd our Glnss ns To
Gnni'y and a Charleston prices
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALI. KINDS
Including DR.. Jnync's Family Medicines One
Bale Fresh Hops just opened
Planters will find il 10 their ADVANTAGE ,,.
anime our blankets, and Negro Goods no ~.
can sell them ns low nv any Charleston Hons,
Dsccmhnr 4th, 1850 tf
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Gin Bands,

1000 Feet 4 inch Copper rivetcd Gin
Bands.
Oil Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth
Brussels Carpcting, together with fu'
assorlmcn, of Carriage Trimmings, Ops
Paints, Vsrnish &c. For 81 by
a. ]. g. p. MOSES.
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Obeying Orders.

'The oldest inhabi,ant' perfectly
remembers the Widow Trotter, who
used, many years ago to occupy q
small wooden house away down III
Hanover street, i'll somewhat close
proximity to Salutation Alley. Wei!
this widow was blessed with a son,
who, like Goldsmith and many Other
men distinguished in after life. was
the Ounce Of his class. Numerous
were the floggings which his stupidity
brought upon him, and the road tc
knowledge was with him truly q
vale of tears
One day he came home, US usual,
with red eyes and hands.
90, you blockhcad!' screamed his
mother she was bit of virago.
Mrs. Trottcr was-'you'vc ben get
tin another lickin' [ know
90, yes replied young Mr..
Trottcr; that's one Nv the rcg'lar
exercises lickin' me. 'Artcr I've
licked Trottcr.' says the master, I'll
hear the 'rithmctic class But
mother, to change the subject, as the
criminal said when he found the
judge getting personal, is there emmy
arrant | can do for you?'
Yes grumbled the widow; 'only
you're so eternal slow about
anything you undertake-go get
pitcher of water, and be four
years about it, will yer
Bob Trottcr took the pitcher, and
wendcd his way in the direction of
the street pump; but he hadn't got
far, when he encountered his friend /,
Joe Buffer, the mate Of a vessel.
issuing from his house, and dragging
u heavy sea,chcst along after him.
Come, Bob said Joe, "bcar a
hand and help mo down to Long
Wharf with this
'Wcll, so | would said Bob, 'only
you see mother sent me after a pitcher
Of water
what do you care for your
she don't care for you.
Come along
'Well,' said Bob. first let me hide
the pitcher where l can find it again
With these words he slowed away
his carthen-ware under q flight of
stone steps, and accompanied his
friend aboard ship. The pilot was
urging the captain to cast off and
lake advantage of the wind and tide,
out tho captain was awaiting tho
arrival Of a boy who had shipped the
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Most objections are like cats; they
are very treaclerous always alight on
their legs, see III the dark, and have
nine lives, do what you like they
come to life again, and it is almost
sheer waste Of time to attempt get
ting the better Of them.
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day before, and wishing no good to
his eyes for the delay he had oc-.
casioned.
At last he turned to Bob, and
said
sWhat do you say youngster, to
shipping with me? Ill treat you
we'll, and give you ten dollars
month
Il should like to co. said Bob
hesitatingly, "but my mother
Hang your mc.her!' said the
Captain. "She'll be glad to get rid
Of you go?'
Il haint got no clothes.'
Here's chest full. The other
chap was just your size; and they'll
fit you to o T.
'I'll CO.
Cast off that line there!' shouted
the captain; and the ship fell off with
the tide and was soon standing down
the bay with q fair wind, and every
stitch of canvass set. She was bound
for the Northwest via Canton, and
back again, which was then called
the double voyage, and usually oc.
cupied about four years.
In the meanwhile, the non ap-
pearance of Bob seriously alarmed
his mother. A night passed, and
the town crier was called into re-
QUESTION, a week, when she COVE him
up, had a noto read for her in meeting,
and went into mourning.
Just four years after the occur
rcnces. the ship got back to port, and
Bob and his friend were paid off.
The wages Of tho Widows son q.
mounted to just four hundred and
eighty dollars, and he found on
squaring his accounts with the
captain. that his advances had a.
mounted to the odd tons, and four
hundred dollars clear were the fruits
Of his long cruise.
As he walked in the direction of
his mothers house, in company Will,
Joe, he scanned with curious eye
the houses, the shops, and the people
that he passed. Nothing appeared
changed; the same signs indicated an
unchanging hospitality on the part Of
the same landlord, the same loafers
were standing at the same corners
it seemed as if he had been gone only
a day. With the old sights and
sounds, Bob's old feelings revived.
he almost dreaded to sec, debouchins g
from some alley, detachment OF
boys sent by his ancient enemy, the
schoolmastcr, to know why he had
been playing truant, and to carry
him to receive tho customary wal
Looping.
When he was near home, he said
to himself:
Joe, I wonder if anybody's found
that old pitcher
He stopped down. thrust his arm
under the stone steps and withdrew
the Identical piece Of earthcn ware
he had deposited there just foul
years ago. Having rinscd and filled
it at the pump, he walked into hi:
mothers house, and found her seated
in her accustomed armchair. Sht
looked at him for a minute, recognized
him. screamed and exclaimed:
why, Bob where hare you been
What have you been Going?'
'Gcttiu TINT pitcher Of water,
answered Bob setting It on tic table
81 always obey orders--you told mt
to be four years about it; and 1 was.
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Bradford Springs Female
Institute,

The Exercises "f the Brndford Springs Fe.
male Institute, will be resumed on the first
Monday IN February next under the direction
OF the Rev. EnwIS CATER nv principal aided
hy competent assistants. in the various branches
OF thorough and finished Education. For
B"ari and Tuition. the terms are those original.
Y established, half yearly in advance.
Jan'r. 22d 1881 II
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TO STOCKHOLDERS

BY previous order Of the Board Of Trustees
the third lnstalment of twenty five dollars per
share on the CAPITAL stock Of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute Company, is now
dne--Stockholders will please attend promptly
TO this call.
ID. Il. McLAURIN, Sec'ry.
n. BIN my absence payment may be made
TO Rev. w LEWIS, President of the Company.
Jan. %, 1851. Is tf
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sTiae, voter.
Ten years ago,

d,aIen years ago,
In old Connecticut there lived.
And thrived,
n lean apo!hecary. with shop in which
~, He and his father both got rich,
Ihts establishment, besides the cases,
contained boy to deal out pills,
Frescnptivo cures for all tho ellis
That fesh IS heir to-"
Oil from the bear, too,
To beautify the hair, too;
And UP from ON the centre of the shop
IN anltry summer days, the soda,
Which ceased 20 flow no day.
Attached to this old druggery was black
Man. a sort Of hnck,
Whose duty twas to carry prescriptions
To the alex, with verbal descriptions;
For Sambo could not read,
Though he could bleed;
Nor write, forsooth,
Though he could pull n tooth;
But Sambo was n voter: he had money,
That made him q voter in that land Of honey.
One Election day vote,
That some one wrote,
Snmbo secured. and, for a safer place
So that, when the time came
To nnmc
His choice Of officers to reign that year,
He'd haul expressing tyran.a DER the Goals!
Nowi.ho boy,
Whose right employ
Was 10 administer the pills
And squills,
Took. from nssort of druggists Babel,
A written label.
And placed It where
Sambo had laid his vote with so much care
Town meeting day arrived, chat day so noted
Thro' Yankee land and sambo early voted.
The inspectors made their count,
To this amount,
And thus they did declare
NS It there:
"For the whg candidate there doth appear
A clear
Majority of ten;
And then
One scattering vote for Willinm Rettick,
And one for Tartar Emetic."
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Notice,

All pcrfons indebted to the firm of Huber, &.
flanagan are earnestly requested TO come for
ward and make payment. IA the Books of ,,.
corcern must be closed forthwith but if no,
settled by return day, will be placed in the hands
Of an Attorney for collection.
HUBERT & flanagan.
jan. 20th, tB5i ID II
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LIVER COMPLAINT,


Ja,endice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Disease Of
the Kidneys,
and all
Diseases A,is.
ing from a Disorder.
ed Luer or Stomach,
such as Constipation, in
sOard Piles, Fullness, or blood
to the Head, Acidity Of the Sto.
mach, Nausea. Heartburn, Dis.
gust for Food, Fullness or a1eight II,
the Stomach, Sour -Er1ctations,
Ssnhtng or FVutteria,g at the
Pit Of the Stomach. S,0in,-
ming Of the Head, Hu,xied
and difficult Breathing,
futtering at the Heart,
Choking or
Stsfocating sensations sohen IN a
Lving Posture, Dimness of
pision, Dots or Webs be-
fore thea,Sight, Fever
and dull pain IN the
Head, Deficiency
Of PRECIPITATION
Yello,uness
Of the
Shin and Eyes, Pain
IN the Side. Back, Chest,
Limbs, &C., Sudden Flushes
Of Heat, Burning IN the Flesh,
Constant imaginings Of Evil, and
Great Depression Of Spirits, can b.
EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DR. WODFLAND,S
Celebrated German Bittcrs,
TREPARED ny
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Invitation,

Tho Friends and patrons of the subscri-
her will please come forward and settle up,
as Tho article is much needed. to meet 9th
or demands.
Il. s, MELLETT.
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Life Insurance,

The North Carolina Mutual JiG, Ins,-.o,
Company, established ut Raleigh n G.
CHARLES f.. JOHNSON, Jr.. Prcs,t
Agent at Sumterville. S. c..
W. F. H. HAYNSWORTI.
April ., 1851 % 10
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DR.. cHRisTiE'S
GALVANXC NECKLACE

used for all complaints affecting tho Throat or Hea
such Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat Nervous
ond Sick Headache. Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia in
tho Face suzxing or Roaring 10 the Ears, Dsafnesss.
which is generally Nervous and that distressing eop
plRint oellcd Tic DoloItux. a. .l.sa.I.aks,t
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DR.. cHRisTlE's ii.
GALVANTC RR ETE

Are found OF vast service In OF Convusises F
SPasmodc Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
Of the Head and upper sxiremes Also 10 rslsy and,
Paralysis snd all diseases caused deficiency
or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs the
cody. % -. 'sE.,I96. ~ -
o- Many hundred Certificates from oil parts Of hss
country OF the most extraordinary character can, esr
given, II required. , t1s3Ifr
QU- No trouble Inconvenience attends tho ,ake OF
DR. CHRfSTIE'S G.1LY.AETC s.aHTfCLEyS anAs
they may be by the feeble delicaso With
Perfect ease and safety In many the sensson,
attending their use Is highly pleasant aa1 ssssssS.
They can be sent to any part OF the coaatry, f @E
Prices: ..ssl
Tho Galyanic Belt, Three Dollars,
The Galvanio Necklace, p Two Dollars.
The GalYanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
IS- Tho articles ars accompanied iy full and plsis
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may DO ha&
OF the authorized Agent. @ l{dttT
PARTICULAR cAuTiOfai
no Bswcre Of Conn,erfsi.s ani Werthfsss Eaisaisas
D. @. hGoREHEADs NH. -,
GENERAL AGENT FOR The UNIFIED STATES.
l5a Rraadvay, New Ecxis,
~ For sale in Sumteryille, s.. C.. by Dir. r.
s. MEi.LETF,, authorized Agent; and by,
Druggists generally in South Carolina.
Aug, %, 1855, "a eowfly