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Restoration Il preservation of the
HMA - nRS
ny VI. WISE & son. of virginia.
~ S3arAs

" WISE Il son, finding ii aIloge her impos.i
W. bic to attend personally 10 Tho great number
Of daily applications from all seetion. OF The Union, for
their Remedy or Badness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found IL necessary TO appoint
General Travelling agent, 10 VISIT different cities
and towns through bout the United States. vcsting him
with authority 10 sppolnt subsgen,s, use and vend
the Hair Tome and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and 10 put them into the hands oi those he NAV D.
point to operate wherever sufficient number Of pa
TENTS ~ any town or nelghborbood shall be obtained
Csfr. GEORGE CALVERT. oi Fauouier county,
Va, Is alone authorized 10 act as Gener al Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt. G may be expected to visit, as speedily AZ
practicable the principal cities and towns Of the U.
nion.
N. Is. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a
foil supply of The HAIR TONIC (Which cleanses
The head OF dsndruf, strengthens and invigotates
The hair, and prevents 1t, also, from falling uG) Tor
The region OF country most conlguou. TO hi. opera.
u'ns, or It may always be obi aimed, al wholesale,
aud forwarded 10 any part ofthe Union, by address.
M the Proprietors. NJ. WISE l. SON, Richmond,
Va
uTPfice 10 per dozen cash. Six bottles for sj-
or one dolIar Tor single bottle.
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The Fremchmlan's Revenge.

mere 40 on' lev pressing 'e"'"''''"s'
o'the lime Ahe" o"s'" a"o ecu" wore P'"''
'f'eo os mo "u'fea"" ~"'o" 'Nep' "''' '"''
country III "t"''" s''e" -~"e" '"' ''""'
eeoe'ahV sn'pe"o'" pc'e Psy"e"'' '"'
hard cash vas phe""nr'o"' We 'eco"ee'
ou' one "'"" provoking 'e'"e"'' ""e''''
~'h me g'e"' 'ahe' az '""' vas Tue pr
''"''''"" VI NV INV "'''"' Wv ~ wv
CIV "a"A Nv e"e""'"' VI"
marc " INC ~ c'e'
"''"''"'' 81" '"e w. ''
""'' WV YOU paw "' o''i "" 'oo e'e
me T. mo"nH'-
We cannot 'edeem It At present. "'d
the taller. IN very bland tone, I'VE have
suspended"
" Suspe' ded V,'s d. Hang nv 70 neck
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The hire reached the loot OF the stairs fifsi.
The 'sndlc,d stood s.hast as the freshman
rushed into the bar room, snh no'hing on be.
tween him and nudity but a garment sulrs'ly
styled shirt, the hair on his head standing
up on end, he eve balls ready TO Lap IRON
their sockets, and he gaspins for breath. II
was q sight that you'd have made mnn
laugh Who had ~oIn a vinegar lace from the
day Of his birth. Nothing could induce him
to seek a bed thai night again. When the
young lrdy and gsn'lemsn found that It was
not the corpse that had sd u"cstrmoniousl,
bnund-d from the bed the returned to the
room, (hcy being the watchers f'r the nigh, y
snd. d ,ub,less, conmrnced their courtng =
the pom, ~here Il ~ss 90 suddenly broken
of.
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INSTANTANEOUS
From the Ladies Repository.
The Prize no.
A HOUSEHOLD SKETCH.

Along the pavement fires shadow thrown
By the moonlight; i, follows a man whose
esg.r .teps have led him FAT in advance Of
throng tina, has jus, emerged from public
hall. Ssifier becomes his pace, and louder
sound his heel strokes on the hard pavement,
till suddenly he turns aud springs up A Oh,
Of steps. He applies his nigh, key to a lock-
II viii no, work. He becomes impaiien, ner.
vously 10 Ike the bell wire, aud hat momen, a
servant opens the door. He speeds to the
sitting room, where his wife awaits him, and
wihou, stopping 10 take breath, exclaims:
"Oh, Anna, if you had been a, the concert,
we've got it-oh, bu, rs handsome one
rose wood, carved, splendid tone-it will be
here 10 the morning.
Then The poor fellow was obliged to take
breathing spell, and his wife had an oppor
iuni,y to express her Joy at his good fortune.
Her husbsnd's tickle, had drawn very
handsome piano at prize concert. Before
ten o'clock he following morning tho insiru.
men, was deposited a, the door OF their nes,
little parlor.
Henry Heber vas q very Trustworthy young
man, who had situation al a salary OF one
thousand dollars per annum IN a ~hoesale store
on Pearl street. He lived in small but com.
Portable hou.e n the western part OF the city,
which he had built with mouAy hs wife had
brought him. This wife was a prudent wo
man for one who had not lutte fa.h,onabe
smbit,on sod With but one child, promising
blue eyed boy, Who had jus, begun 10 prsille
they we're getting on seemingly with ,h'
world. Anna vas delighted beyond telling
With the prize piano. and it really was q
splendid instrument, 10 style not al all II
keeping with the furniture OF their pa'or.
Ader she had ,hunmed on tho keys a few
minutes she looked up archly, and said to bel
husband.
"You know [ az 90 indiffsren, playe
marry " utH W oltCoutsc uus'C TOT you
mus, have some few music books and teach
en-"
Certainly you must have teacher, 40
I'll look on, for one 10 day. Who would 20
recommend, Mrs. Rrown7" asked the ndu
gent husband, turang to lady Who had call
cd TO see The prize she bad hoped to get.
"Well, | hardly know" returned the lad
"tbere are q number OF excellent teachers i
the city, bu, think the gentleman recentl
from Psris, Mr.. P, the best. HIS term
are very high but my girls 60 to him, en-
they make g'ea, proficiency"
Gle played on this piano at the concer
and ] liked hlu. must 70 10 the store nov
but before come home to Tea, III see him.
And "nh these words Henry fastened TO b.
bus mess.
Mrs. Heber hsd many vislters during IN
day, and oil ssre delighted with the piano
but number though. II would show to bette
Advantage # the parior vac furnished IN til
lsssss ssyic. When the husband came hon
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Love.

Love i tickle; sages say
Beauty cannot hold him;
Love viii steal himself away.
Maidsns. if you scold him.
Love, he will not live with strife
Even turns from beauty,
II the lady plaques his life
With her household duty.
You can have him in your power,
Ladies, if you try ii:
Use him as you won him first,
Love, he can't deny it.
Do not rant and scold and pout,
Aggravatng trouble
Beauty kicking up rout,
Makes misiortunes doub 10.
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PHIfER 4 YORkE
Letter from Hgje' Dvasid M Dogsld. Crsr'
ttsk pss4 OHc,


tu.k Pss 0Gcs
dooEE GoBsrr. n. T., Dte. Is. l-4-
DR. kph--D Dear S,
i.sdN IN this county afflicted vt'h nerves.
complHin', Prolapsus U,cli. Fluot lbu-. aid 4
somewhaI dtrsngsd mud ca used b, obstuelufi,
wss for about taeIse months ATTENDED y too, Of
our eminent physicians. without an, effect are
every ohesaceessissly declared het prufabe.a fd
that she had to die. She Then procured tao b.
lle- OF your sbyssinla Mixture from me, shith
cured her entirely. She has since married, 'na
is IN perfect go"d health aud happy. The Abs
sina Mi1lurt has likewis. proved very iheseio1'
IN many OTHER disease, but parllsus,ly IL ienis
discses, IN which II should have the pfei,tshts
OF all others Yours ohediently.
DuGAI.D NcDtGaID
Frice for the Ahyssinia Mixture per bottle 10
cents. ii IS Il 81 so.
LIkcsIse on hand and Tor sale. d.. kuhfs he.
storer, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine Bslssm &c.
I J. HUI.TuN, Agent,
Charlotte. n. {.
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Providence has gwen 70 one man ability
10 DO much, that every man nigh, have some.
thing 10 do.
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CAROLINA INN
dsa|l
CM.5RLOTTE. "

FNHE above establis hment, situa,,d
II Street, thtrd iol North 81 III. Pubic nan
in the town OF hara,i-, hiss been eon,,.n,,ffe
open b, the present Proprietor. IRON The =. s'n
January. ls4O tn the present time, Tor n. 81 OF
medallion oil the Pubic. aud will con,,os , :,
Kept open for the sane purpose. oe
The Establishment has be, n enlarged ,,a
proved 10 very COZ side, able eateui wnIi' ,"'
last two yea's-ihe entire building is in .e
repair aud Is 80 consti ueied that all ,Ls , r'N
have abundant light aud can be ventilated a, a,..
sure. P's-
The Stables are mol IN erior to an, b.o,...
To any stn'i'sr Esiabl,sbmt nj in v ester, ks
Carolina; and care will be taken tina, ,b., :,
sissys be supplied with sbunds nee Of p.od .'
and Prov ndsr and attended BY faithful sne go, sa
rienced Host icrs. 'APe
The Subscriber will use every esertion IL
satisfaction 10 all who may pattohiz. HI, n.
and hesnates not TO .ay thai, from ten y,,,.t
perienee he will he able 10 keep Up he seeo,.a.-
dalton at the Carolina Inn. IN vie no, su,,..'
cd by sny Pubic House in the in,t,io, CONT,
and he takes ihis Opportunity Ia return h, -.
disl respects to generous Public Tor pss, ,,,s..
and respectfully solicits q cuntinusne, n, ,ts.
patronage and cnbiidence.
Dko'ERS can, al all times. be suonI,.d 80,
convenient and well enclosed lois. fire., nj .h...
and furnished with grain at low price.
W Inc Charlotte and Camden Stages arm,
and depart lri weekly.
- JENNINGS D KERR
Oct IL, Ie49. si,,
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was visiting them sat at The piano. Anna was
thinking Of the remarks her gust he'd made
about new furniture. aud IT d'd not seem Ia
her that their carpet Vas just such h.u'e a.
90 splendid piano should eel upon. Henri,
per haps, was having similar ira n OF thought,
for plsncung around The parlor, he remarked :
"Tbe piano puts rather blush on The 9th
er furniture"
$50 it does" returned Anna "sud I've
been thinking that Se ought at least To have
new carpet, and you'd IKE to have 1t be!oe
commence ny lessons"
"We'll think abou, it," snssered the hus.
band, rather lnditerenily.
But on the morrow ANN was invited to
walk up to~n; handsome costly carpet ~us
purchased. Mrs. Brown, over tho way, saw
the uphOlsterer leave u, and .hen he took
h,s leave she hurried across TO M's. ilrber's.
She admired liver, much. 4" IL WAS 81 hand.
some II mad The old fashion ed crnrre table
look ~reiCh' o. tHn8 lfHf ui5'tiy saw tht
force Of lh,. rrms, k, aud ss- ~, long IN find
ing II out. new centre table vas iorth~uh
selected to grace he ps'lor, and several spltn-
dldly bound ,u'umes we're purchased to lay
upon II; aud next evening a solar lamp OF
the newest ptIiern th'es IRON the 'sbe
mellow hight over tn- new carpet.
Ms. Smith called the n,xl gay TO see An.
pa. Her circle of soqualniancts was large,
aud of course there were Snilhs as we'll ~
Browns within IT. The lady va. seated 90
one Of the rather cd fashlont chars, and she
soon beca ne 6jg-ty.
:" You have go, beauri Vi piano. Me-. He
Der, beautiful GENRE ts6e, " ,ou aIl ex.
cuse me It | say bess chairs are horrible"
Mrs. Smrn vas plain spoken ~oman-as
the Smiths generally are-and Anna excused
her. When he lad, had bowed herself out
Of the door Anna took "calm survey" OF
her l,tte paror and was obliged to ackno~l.
edge that Mrs Smith had judged correctly
the stye Of the chars wa TOO heavy Tor ihat
Of the piano and table. They we're prompt
! iy removed, and Sc, Of costly workmanship
took their place; rich plush sofa followed
window curtains, ard 50 on iil the parior ~ss
finished throu.h our 10 The Iates, fashion.
nna
were al tea, Anna remarked hat Mrs. Blown
,bot they ought 10 give the { young friends
Tor was now iu shed 10 h. feshIor. and they
and they had never giveo one. Their par
cou d give party as well as not.
o. course, 10 due time, the party was gwen,
and It vas gotten up n excelen, TASTE. Eve.
~ body admired the psrlor, every body sas
delighted ~ih he parry, and Mr.. aud Mrs.
Heber made many new aud tsshlonabe
friends.
} i" hen the guests had retired, Aons ard
Henry sa, together on the sofa. They sem.
) en- we'll pleased with the conduct Of their
+. afectiona'e p',de, saying
n,
place Harry. We have not been ex,ts,aganr
.
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Love God, do good, from evil cease.
And YOU shall have repo-e and peace.
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PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE,

for the estsbhshm,ni Of complete Pruning Offices,
such as Presses. Wood Type, Gases, Stand, Brass.
Press aud Wood Rules, Imposing Stones. Composing
Sticks. Bras and Woo Galleys, Rrglets, Closet
Racks. &c, &c.
did Type taken in exchange for new at cents
per ID. The Trade dealt with on The mott liberal
terms, aud patronage solicited the ground OF fur
nIsbing TO the purchaser an article with which be
will be pleased aud which will bring him the worth
OF his money,
Editors or Printers wishing to establish News.
paper job Printing Office, will be furnished With
estimate in detail oil the cost by stating size OF
paper and mind NJ work to be executed.
Publishers OF Newspapers who will insert this nd.
vertisement three months and send me he papers
containing it addressed to 'Nssbin's R'gisto,'.
New York. will be paid in materials of ny manu-
tsciute provded,hey purchase SIX times the amount
oil their bills for advertising.
II. H. GREEN.
No 1873 FulIon.sL New-York, and
No. II snail i. Row, New Orleans
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A NEW set of BUGGY HARNESS for Sale
IA Enquire Al this Osice.
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SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

he.e,of re offered 10 the publ. To this 'sst lea
iure would IN particular call attention. for solidi
and durabiuy OF Type on the principle OF economy
OF the greatest importance 10 all iypograPhers 1h'
me bers oil The craft III also find TIE ready tosup
DIV all kinds OF
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DIR. KUIII.'S
.Abyssinia Mixture
Tor siatbr, fnfiu.hxs, Co-tts. ness, Pile. Ora
vel, n.hof'he. G.u', fiuor Afbu-. o. ths
Whites, Weakn,s,, Obs,rac,iun. L.

GaLD I'M, NC, Aua /, te4s.
DR.. KOHL ,af Sin:
fou Will pi,are hrssrd 10 u. a, toon n. cn,,
'cn'ch', aif.sh .uppls al the Rsstofer OF IN, Blo
sud The Ahyssinis Mistufs, ~e hav. ..Ia an, i.
some tine The kestoret and the D.pur.,t,.
rn~ DEF, have proved to be very tfiicsetu a. Ia
fuiines' Of the chest ihenmati, ~, SCR. L.. Il.
hamma'l"ns OF he Eye. Debiia, and 9th. tbts
NE diseases. We WARRANTED the Ab,s.int,
tuft To every patient ana TO me hs. asked e. %.
the money tttntnsa. but on III. contrary. estt
Que hsr pratssd t'r great .snst W pia.ts
We remain yoaf,, respectfully.
A a ID. ". HUNEYCITT.
roscosp. y. c. Jplr - lsls.
DIR. kuht.-D Sir:
We hHse cold "ni altnf vour AbyssInla N1in.t.
II has given ent,rs .sfistsehon 10 ell thn.s 10
have used 1t. We have sarfsn,ed the Ab,,.mu
MIXTURE IN all ea-es on our IA n account: arc :,
can say, has r-yer ished. We have d.iI, els
Tor more oi the abt ssinia MIXTURE. and OF all
please lend US as soon IA possible ,uoh a suppl
which sill an+set the graz d.mand
Very respectfully ,outs.
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GREEN'S
TYPE FOUNDRY,
No. I2s Falon Street. Sun BsiiG'ng. Mo iO.k. No.
IL Canal Street RSsc. 10 Orleans.
To Newspaper Publishers and Printer
ROOK AND NEWSPAPER TYP

of the newest and most beautiful style am also
prepared to supply he mnch admired Scotch let er.
having lately procured from Scotland series Of
these beautiful faces, together with every variety Of
for Id and naiieTn of
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0RNAMENTAL AND J0BBING TYP

Bordering sc. Heel assured tina, The elegance aud
accuracy Of all the Type manufactured BY me can
no, be surpassed by any Founder IN The Un,"n by
IN entirely new method IN the m'Eine aud esh"g
am abied 10 retain the rirfsss Of The component
parts of the mttsi, snd thus 10 produce. .aditIon
10 an ri yspi The most
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To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.

HNIlh subscriber having made arrangements
q with Nr-pn-an Ellis, E-l, ol Washington
a Cy hereby 1ivr- notice 'hnthc Is prepared
10 prosecute Bounty Land, Pension and other claims
upon government with facility and on favorable
terms.
The principal cnsscs ofcases Of land bounty and
pension claims which now exist, and the general
principles which they rest are as follows, to wit
lslLdHd BOHHfy u due to all cihcer-, nOn-Commis
suued officers musicians, or privatc-, whether reg
ulnr-, volunteers rangers or militia, who served m
the war OF 1872, unless they have heretofore rccei
we'd land bounty. Also, 10 NIL such ~ scrvcdin any
Of the Indian wars since 1880; and also the comlus
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico,
to wit: Those who enlisted tor one year and served
months 10 100 acres, those who enlisted for six
months and served imputhS to 80 acres. All those
who served over month to 10 acres. The widow
OF soldier who was killed IN battle, Is entitled TO 100
acres II the officer or soldier j. dead, the widow IL
entitled to the bounty. II there be no widow the
minDr heirs OF the officer or soldier are entitled to
the bounty
/ ID Pensions for Life arc due to all widows of
revolutionary officers aud soldiers il they were mar
RED pnsr Ia lS00.
/ 81. Increased pensions are due to all such widows,
! Il their husbands were pensioners under tie act OF
! 1919.
| All Communications addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful at
teuton Postage paid nnulI letters sent through the
Post Office Ottawa, nov o VI. T.. lulLlsrER,
ii'y nj LG,r and Idnd Agent.
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MovrSG 4 NoUNrAIv-1he Bible tells Us that
If We have faith we shall remove mountains, as
# the moving of the mountains were the last Of
physical impossibities. But If we believe what
the Hungarian Gd-stie quoted by a Geneva cor
respondent ol The Newark Daily di,Tfi'sr there
IS a mountain in Pennsylvania which has moved
itself II seems that on the 18th Of August last
by the way that was the very day on which
the great earthquake occurred in ltaly-the
mountain "Gelezas,' in the county Of Clausen.
burg, Transy lyana, moved towards the I'VE.
nykes, both mountains being from 800 to 1000
feet in height The town OF "Munyorukczck -
which was, before the movement, an hours walk
from the last named mountain, is now scarcely
so PAGES distant from it, having been removed
with the terrene movement, and is threatened
momentarily with burial, This movement last.
cd from the afternoon Of the 18th to the noon Of
the 18th. 1t occasioncd incaculable losses: all
the plains ut the foot and around the moved noun
tain, with their ungathered harvest, being ruined
In their places now appear rocks olgreat height
and tho features of the landscape are entirely
changed. No one of the old owners can recog
nze his fields Waters have broken out in the
whole vicinity, which is converted into q rocky
marsh The population of the village, some { o
800, fled to their next ncig hbors-ErtniHy Post
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NIGHT.
BY g. q. FOSTER.

flushed like the oerweary child too late at play
Who sobs to sleep upon its mothers breast
Lies vast nation. The perturbed day,
With all its load Of care and pain oppressed,
Sinks softly iato slumbcr-down the west
Creeps the gray curtain OF the peaceful night
And hearts which break by day, in dreams are
blessed
While, with spring Of fierce aud far delight
The soul, unclaimed, resumes her heavenly fight
New, ike mothers blessing, the rich dues
Tears of heavens pity--kiss the sasplng flower.
Now every banished star its smile renevs,
And winds new fragrance sheds upon the hour
Now the tired brain regains it wanted power,
Aud thousts, like beauty bright flash on the mlnd,
Which, thus upborne above earths clouds that
lower,
Seeks once more comune with her lofty kind,
And spurns the groyellins things Of earth lar lar
behind
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Curiosities at the Worlds Fair,

Specimens of .ilyer.lcad ore, weighing $50 lbs
from the great Coward silver lead mine.
A block Of pure silver weighing more than 10
pounds.
Canister of boiled mutton, supplied to the Arc
tic Expedition in 1924 AMI found by Captain Sir
John Ross, in Prime, Regent Inlet, IN $40, IN a
perfect state Of preservation.
Pure Southern eve, stuffed seven years old
and which was never shorn. Length OF tue wool
IS inches weight SO pounds,
Working model fa pair cfnon condensipg steam
engines, standing within the compass OF shilling
and weighing three drachRs.
Sewing machine, capable 81 sewing 500 stitch
e. per minute
4 sporting watch which shows the time to one
sixth of a second.
Clock in case which occupied thirty four
wears IN completion, with Astronomical, chrtnolos
zeal, wind organ, &c.
Tuning fork, with chromatic scale, by which
any note NAV be tuned at pleasure.
A boot and shoe made from a single piece Q!
leather.
Patchwork quilt, in 1880 pieces Of cloth the
sole work Of the exhibitor, and having occupied
his leisure hours for eighteen years,
A horse shoe, desi Jued to permit the natural
expanding action Of the foo, oI the horse.
Bedeoyer Of patchwork, tie number Of pieces
nearly 10000.
Selfac,ing calculator Of surface. Tie area Of
ans figure drawn on plane is found by moving
the tracer over the oalline however irregular 1t
NAV be.
Oval medallion Of her majesty, produced by a
susle line Of equal thickness and 800 feet IN length
A piece of white linen, spun AMI woven by
hand, having 1000 threads in the warp.
4 lump Of gold weighing three cwL
\ second watch Of ivory. with gold screws and
steel moving powers. liworks in ten rgbie-, and
weighs, glass and vase included) one half an
Once.
An octagonsl table Of inlaid wood containing
100000 pieces; the arms Of Englani alone, IN
space Of 3 inches by ., consisting VI $1,000 OF
these pieces.
A watch going one year.
Berlin wool carpet. executed by 80 ladies
Of Great Britain The dimensions Of the carpet
are 50 feet in length, and 30 in breadth The
carpet has been produced in the following man
ner The plan, originally designed and painted
Nv the artist. has been ssbdiyiied into detached
squares, which have been worked by different Ia.
dies; aud Oh their completion. the squares have
been united so as TO complete the design IN
the pattern which consists Of geomctrcal and
partly Of floral forms, heraldc cmbems are also
introduced The initials of the executans are
ornamentally arranged. so as to form the cxter.
nal border The whole design is connected by
wrolths or bands of leases and foliage, the ccEre
group representing the store from which they
have been distributed. -LondOa fomUiy Friend
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FRACTIONAL correspondent from S, Carolina
writing to the New York journal OF Commerce,
under date of It'll ult., states that great reaction
is going on in that State, disastrous to the cause
of the Secsssonists and favorable to the Union
party. The writer speaking Of the great body oil
the people, says;
They are beng slowly but surely convinced
and give it ns NV firm belief. that South Caro-.
lima, in shaking of mad and evil advisers whc
have sriven TO mislead her. will at the same time
abjure the doctrines that have made her by
word, and laughing stock for the whole South
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Leather. s.rntltcr,
Fish, Fish (.
EILlit, ErIIii

r. apples, - sacks peaches,
~. : cgsk, Xauta cur
Clron. pruUn~. &c, tor sale D.,
lEalksr * Hirt,ug.
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Wafer Power 10 Lease.

THE Undersigned oiler great inducements to
1 capitalists aud manufacturers, a. they have de-
cldrdy the bet NaIer power in the state having o.
yer IS feet head and iil and situated in Dayton, 1
miles above Ottawa aud drawn from the Fox nycr
Feeder which ~ krptiu rrpairhy the state, without
any cos, 10 the Undersigned They have water to
lrl.e Tor tenn Of sufficient 10 drive ~ run of
&, feet burrs and viii lease very liberal terms to
any good responsible company.
ThI-i-a rare chance for men ofcopital who may
wish togoinlo the manufacturing business. The To-
cation is very healthy and admirably situated n II
Is on nayigabe feeder within I miles Of the con-
pmpInled Rock Island rail rond, and the head OF
.,ramboa, navigation. toriurihcr information, adj
dress DAYTON, may3l ions GREEN & Sons.