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The Invisible Foe.

The Invisible Foe.
We ,eny believe that the best jokes 10 the
world have occurred is our colleges, and the
one We are about TO narrste 10 as true as 1t
IS amusing. II uanspired in The "Oid North
State:''
Oae of the Professors Of -- College
was in the habit Of exercising a surveillance
over the students alter nighuail, ~hIch was
by no means agreeable 10 them. He was &C
custofned 10 sleal eau lnusy along the corr.
dors OF lie college, snd whenever there aP'
peared to he any thing gong on not prescno'
ed IN the "Rules," he did not hesitate 10 peep
through ae kew hole, aud "lake an observa.
ton" Some of The students resolved TO cure
him oil this propensity, ard they hi upon the
following espedlen':
| 10 The course of their walk, they mad ire
quen,ly seen, a, ne ghbotl0g farm, large
! black ram, which VAS perfectly tame, and
which had been taught to but, any one, who
appeared 10 challenge hm by stoopn2 O.
bowling his head. They managed, one nigh
to en,ice the ram to the college, where the.
secured him in an empty and dal kened room
and fed hun the mex day A, night, just be
fore the usual time for The Professor esplou
sge, thew turned the ram 90, into the hall
hayins f 81 .hud HIN with pitci # blanket
IL as perfectly black, and, OF course, sn'lsl
b e 10 a dark corridor. His slep, also, va
no seless, as ne psraub u!s,ed a, pleasure, tn
vide hall. Presently, the Professor CANE
stealing up Stare, and, on tip.ioe, proceeded
,oaards a room uheace issued rather unusua
sounds. A. be stopped TO apply bis optic to
he key .boie OF the door, The ram, taking It
as d haenge, gave hiu plaSlui ouet, sDJ
unbled him heel. o,sr 0e.d. Picking HIN.
self up as xe as be could, ia rs astonish-
ment, he was assaled 10 The rear, and once
more Frustrated. This amusing illustration
Of the UPS and down. OF l,fs continued some
minutes, until both parties made an unpfemed
hated descent o. the stars. he alarmed
Professor was 90, .uifi e Us hurt BY his fol
to disable hsn r,a 4 apd he made tracks
f9- ~ d>ei..ra U..h q pa ,,.ed. The hb
erased cuJma fl D, a,so, toAards his home.
The mex, mUrning he worthy Pfolesso
was seen, tavery early hour, examining tn
floor Of The hall very closely for some track
which might unfn.d to him the character Q
his noe urna foe. He sought 10 VAN, now
eyer-sId Tor days the 10, stSry rather prey
ed on his -pltils.
Alter me graduation Of the next class, b
luauted OF ooe Vi the 4ccaaureates II he ha
not hand 10 the a1yenlures OF that nigh
aud begged him # II were so, TO explain
him The mssery. When the explanation va
given. the Professor ass convulsed with laugt
Ter, AID SAID that, had he discovered the *
a, the time, he shou d have pardoned lis at
hors, for he maiche.s fun Of the thing
Southern LlterGry Gazehe.
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EUREKA CORN SLAVE,

ms invaluable preparation is offered 10 IN. "a,
NC WIN ,he entire confidence in It's superis,i,, >,
ee'snes II having been fully tested by being u.t
cty' Tor Years II will most eff ciually chr,
Bonyons' 'h,iSlains, Cuts. Bruises, &c. Sold xS"'
sale and retail. BY the 'H's'
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" hat did blind mso take q, breakfast and
recover his s,ghl' Ansser--Hs took cup
end saU sir.
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"'s T'"V'NFfuFEFs
A. 81 ID. w. IlONEYCuTT.

CoscoRD, N. C., JuLr y, lsia
DR.. kuhl-Drar Sir,
We have sold out all Of your Abyssinia MiItat'
Il has given entire saiisfsetion to all lhoss yhe
have used II. We have warranted the Abyssrt
Mixture IN al cases on our own account; and"
can say, 1t has never iatied. We have daily Gals
for more of the Abyssinia Mixture. and you oil
please scnd Us as soon a. possible such suPPg
which will answer The great demand.
Very respectfully yours,
PIIiFER d YORK;
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CAN IiILL. n. C., Auo. |, Isls
d.. J. kGhl-Desr SIR.
You will please forward to Us a. soon q, co,i
Ven'ent, sfr.sh supply ofths Res,ofer 9th, Bisos
AID he Asysslnis Mixture, We have sold sul "
some time The kcs,ofer and the Depunin
Powder, have proved TO be very tffiesc,ou, ia
tullncst OF the chest. rheumatism. Sore Leg, To-.
hsmm'Iions OF lie Eyes, Debility. and other sh'e
nc diseases. We warranted the ABB ssinia Nh
tufe TO every patient, and TO one has asked 10 ct
the money returned, but on tha contrary. .r,I
on. has praIstd lis great saust We powers.
We remain yours, respectfully,
4 ~ L.Isf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-12
EMPIRE COMPANY VANILLA su.y,,
SOAP ING

This splendid Soap is superior 10 ~ o,h.
lalher produced by ii Is insisntani Gus. /, The
dry on The face; II is of very fine emoI;sa s hot
aeer prevents all chaps, and heals cuts ni' en,f'
&c, almost Immediately. P"lpks
Sold, wholesale ana retail, by the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-12
LAUNDRY STARCH POLLS,

Useful as utti as ornamental II gives , h.m
polish TO collars, bosoms &c, and greatly f.sG,' ah
Inc process OF IRONING None but those who R.,.
and retail by the EnpRr wholesale
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DIR. kUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,

for Cstarth.. Influenza. Costiveness. Piles. On,
vel Genoffha. elect, Floor .Atbu.. or ID.
Whites, Weakness, Obsttactiop.' Ae.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-12
BuFFUNE's PAIN EXTRACTING AND HEAL
ING BALSAM

BuFFUNE'S PAIN EXTRACTING AND HEAL.
ING BALSAM
II cures almost instantaneously, burns cuts
bruises, swollen joints, corn~, bunyons and tooth.
ache. Whenever its virtues become known it is re.
gafded as an indispensable article. Sold as above.
FITS! FITS!, FTTs!l!
Ncrrine Balm and hdiaa RemedV--The Empire
Company having obtained at much expense The
Great Iadian Remedy, a Nerrine Baisa,n which is
becoming so celebrated for all nervous affections
especially cpilepic and other fits commissions &c
would respectfully call the attention of phy sicians
and the afflicted 10 il az forming a new antIdote in
the treatment of these dreadful diseases heretofore
thought TO be wholly incurabIe.
Any person affected By fits or nervous afreciions
who shall purchase the Nervine Balsam and p,r.e.
we're in it's use, and is not radically cured or most
essentially benefited, shall have their money re.
turned.
This invaluable medicine can be procured in this
city only Of the Empire Company
HOUCK's PANACE.
Having successfully negotiated with DR.. r
Hpaeh, (soa and successor of the late Dr. Jscon
lIoUcK of Baltimore now deceased, TO manufacture
his celebrated Panaea, exclusively for the Empire
company, we take great pleasure in Offering il 10 the
public and the afflicted. Of tho most invalua-
bic and remarkable Vegetable Compounds Of the age,
TOT the cure Of almost every i'll that flesh is heir
to-" II has stood the test, in competition with all
other medicines, for Upenfsen yeavs, and performed
cures unparalleled in the annals Of history.
by procuring pamphlet from the Empire Com.
pany, or their agent, the wonderful cures performed
by the Panaee can be seen.
The public are cautioned against purchasing
" Houeks Panaee," unless the label is signed by Dr.
F. Iiouck, accompanied by the seal of the Empire
Company. as oil others arc spurious.
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DR.. HURD,s nEALTH PILLS.
DR.. BARTHOLOMEW ExPECToRANT
PINK SYRUP
MAGNETIC HAIR RESToRER AND INvIG
ORATOR

BY u. use Of this article Bald headed persons
can have the bead covered with fine uturant
growth Of glossy hair. This Magneiic Hair Restor.
~ and fnrigoraior Is certified by the following per-
sons (among others) having their hair restored By
1t "hcn everything else had failed, 10 wits Richard
u White. 70 Bowery, John Nuke, 10 King street.
Margaret Thomas 3-2 Broome. Cling cor. Btu.
cry and Rivinglon Daniel Fitzgerald. u Chr, ste;
WIN. Brunneil, Is Chrysei and J. J. Anderson
M DOL Centre ssreet
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RETHESDA WATER.

The Heatiag Waters ei B.A.ida-a perfect cure
for all diseases OF the skim such as pimples aud
blpches on the face letters, tan sun burns, rrita
ton OF the skin, GUS btuises and conluslons Per.
soua using II after shaving Will not suffer from the
OF the fazDr; in word, its healing qualities are
without parallel IN the history OF Pharmacy. No
Iady's or GenIemsn's Toilet should be without It
The EMPIRE CoarASv has the sole agency for It's
sale,
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BE SURE ABOUT vERMiFUGEs.

Some kill the children as well as the worms. and
the only safe article that Nils the uorms and
not the children is made aud sold by the said Com
pany IL requires less propsftoned dose, and is al
the same time more tifectual in destroying worms
without injury TO the constitution than any other
vermifurc
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HAYS LINIMENT.-tFoR Prlrs)

The Empire Company ate the pToPr,etos and
manufacturers Of this justly celebrated hnsmcnt
ilEwE's NERVE AND BoSE LisaSEsr. for Rheuma.
tsm. BALM OF CoICpsiA, for The hair. SYnoEIs
SICK HAD ACHE REMEuy, BETHESDA Wsrgs, &c.
&c. II also has the agency Of the NEKyISg Bal.
sam the GREAr IsDias kEYEuY for fts. cramps, con.
WILSON'S, &c. 1t has been administered with aston
thing success and is as specific anything
can be, II forms Hsu era 10 the p,aciic. Of phy.
sicans many OF whom u-e his Baissm =. The only
remedy
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
HAVANA ADvERTIsEnENT.

FURNITURE STORES No. a oBfsro
" street, and y Otvspio street. Habasa. tCvta) Mr..
Nentcsa hss coneany hand In the Above we'll hnswn
stores sre. and valuable assortment Of Houhcid rurn
ture and Upholstery of the latest stye which he vrs1
rer cent ets than other house Hshsna Per-
sons vetrg Haisn intending 70 feep house and not vsh-
70 purchase select the Of The shove st
clee, on hire, AZ khe most reasonable
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
UATHInoHIAI..

NTATpIroNy MADE EASY. on How TO WIN
M Lover-Professor Lavton, Of Londen hsvng exrvcd
Boston, will send % address en- rscep oi One Dol-
s raid rsin drccticrs enable isoiee or fentmen
o win the dsvcted AZ eons o msny o. me sen
rtvAtne that eli may be msfred irrespective oftgs sp
tssncc pos,ionJ and lsst Noufn nss east Teas -
tcssIie hddrrss Tfofeacr Isvtcr, Best n. haes. ".
s,tts;s Alp tH tsS FutV nee naiev me pesssssa pkte
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mILLIUErY. FANCY GOODS, ss.

MADAN TsRIN (FRUA PAkIS) CHINESE BUILD :.
l1 Brosdwav. bsgs leave inform the Ladies %
New ork vicinity ehe has just returned from
Paris with rich large collee Ion OF the latest IA
thions Of Psrs Millinery. sik aud s,raw Bon
ret Cars Head Dresses hibbons Flowers Feathers &e
tie Whole Of Itch will be for inspection Thursday
next Oct Adm T. also Informs the Ladies that she has
brought with her rich Cloak lnd tiss.
Of The latest fasfens and that she fully prepared
execute ORD er in brew Maata king,
esksd, in Paris dressmskers from the celebrated
houses, to tuIeriLtspd her 6rss making Department. All
orders punetually executed.
CLOAKsl SACKS MANTILLAs! THE sUBSCR!-
~ bers stock OF these elegant garments, for te FAN
CON plete and
Embroidered Yeves 81 ks sans Cloths
he of the latest Paris designs Misses and young ladies'
sacks and Msntllas Mourniog Cloaks, &s the most
profuse variety-GE0 BULPIS Pafis Cloak and kantls
Inn PERU NJ S1 Broadway.
vU,O nILLINERs-A YOUNG LADY WISHES A
Il partner for the millinery business. Has good eonnee
tiop and is sometime abhed on one OF the PRINCIPAL
business streets Woud not require more than $40 capital
as her object will take half the OF tu
spss For further particulars inquire or direct to hra
Grivet, ll6 White street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
NOW Sc>TSsADa.


VUE 1HE UNDERSIGNED. C0MklrTEE Ar
pointed ct the meeting % the Germans for tho
purpose Of essmiipe n,o the title Of the property ~ STRAIT
ter which Ia bsrg sold by John A fl1mnsr hav
nsulted counsel end sach counsel having advised
that the title 20 said 10 good and per.o do
perfecty sfsd Herewith and
advise all persops -he DESTROYS Of owning bedaS
let choice piece land, to call Mr.. TANNER and
purchase at Srsttonrort informed ~
eel aud GOWN ced ourteve that there Be bet
title. We deem duty this public statement
IN ayor Of sattoneor. aud ta.s shs oprerpaity sag
that much ple.ed with Mr.. flam sondaot in
ills msttr he having done all that IN his 10
oblise the purchmers Dated New YORK September Dth.
1881. !, Anton Zoeiler. 2 CsfpAr Gck Louis Kfden-
tr,ehsr srys = charles nisers Andrew ottnssns =.
ehclss Resenbsuer 10. David Rinsler; II. Essn kres
II, Benjamin Schuthes
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

DROFITADLE FOR JEWELLERS GOLD AND SILVER
smithsA large sssortmept lover lbUO) OF engraved
dies for gold in the newest Style are io ts ht the
lowest yrees Manufacturers gold ware will never ind
letter TO buy their such low prices,
they are nered now: in FRkiTAGS New Engrsytne
and Stamping Esabl meLt, 81 Kose street. near Duane
street N where also stri ing gold and silver vlI
be done fer which great number Of dies &c are
n
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
0ISCELLAvEOUy.

@. BAGLEY Il CO., ,kANUFACrURERs OF GOLD
"A Pens Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases and Pa
tentses the celebrated Extension Cases. Nos 0 And
Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

Iusr rrBIfsHtp SECOND EDITION. ey THn
cause Of Natural Death OF Death fr,m Old Aee, De-
sodson alton Of the body arteries ~ aad es
hue ndefntsy prenfing vigorous elagttc aad tuoyAst
Hsith shov ina how Keep young be- sf
Ing parturiton e.er and ssfr by Homer BosSvsh D,
ard various .crhs on di:eas ke Sc As-rhs sboye 10
tns WE We n.s.s,Ds ,"sss w.,h n - ~. Jsssss
rress will be read BY every vho wishes peooas
lie. 10 10 parior book intended for ths masses especially
ladies cid and youre For sale ~ the pub nj oroad
way and Of the author ect Broadway. Price 7Sceuts
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
PUBLICATIONS.

T oNc's RDIrIo. OF LEWIS sARUNDBI-conrLBrn
IL pow ready. Lewfs Arundel orthe Raroae OF Lifas
conplete IN volume. ilustrsed The prbbe vo1id &c
WELL purch this work. 70 look a. the mrrnt ks-fq
edition perfect and complete rhsrs z mssissss M -
Ga Ns putns Lcrs's ccmrcte sdit.cn nov ysaey.
w. LONG d hROTHEx q Ann etrsee
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

OTrlCF oF. TIE MERCANTILE MUTUAL rNsUR
" az &c Co., t3 Wall street. New York sept. 5 ISL
SSee 70 .issy sssn thss hy per sent q the seTp Of .hs
We hoosr thereof - their legal and
TER lgi dsy ofNcvemtr nest sud that ntsre.t there
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

CIXTH WARD AT MEETING OF the SIXTH
Ward Demsorasie Ward Commistee held ~ the sixth
Ward HOTEL Saturday Sept 9th ISL att "a o'clock
M in the absence Of Thos Martin Esar. Chairman War
Cornmttee-Mr Jas McCuin called I, the chair ani
were sppo9 inspectors OF the primary el,e
tion to take place in s Ward the evening Of tbs t
inst from IA o'clock NJ to o'clock M in conformity
with the and Of the Demo-
cratic Republican General Committee of Tammanv Hall
Insps ctors Edward Rowe. Patrick Mcsee and John Ne
Donald. Signed; JAS. McGUiN, Chairman.
T,MornnY J1,s n.v", WArrns ,seeretariss.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
lHsURAHCRs.

4 IN BRooKLrN FIRE Insurance. COMPANY
Chartered in 1894; O6ces IS Fulton street Broohlyu,
neref srs ksohsnse all street New York-hsve their
! tso h.nesene surplus) invested In ths mess
tec securities and con tnue 10 insure
furniture, and other rersons property vessels In
their osrgoes Spon ~ favorable a. any oshs
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. r-es,sssA
Srsvp q. s-rvrss. seeretarv
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PAPER HAsGIN0s. sc.

uSRENCu PAPER HANoTrGs-Taos. FAYE CO.
T. Pearl street. nssr Msdisor ose. the richest ss
sovtsnt In city, Of Dtoors uold silver, and Neve
Pnpers &C. ali imported direct ron the nsnra,tures
ssd for the iowest rates ~ wholesale and retail
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

ID ATS, RATs-A SPLENDID LOT OF FERRErS. JUST
N received stea Wsshin frsm Europe. Aiso
litter Of ire bed bsek snd tan terriers for sale ae
j. A. DENAREs1's Bird Emporium. $50 Broadway cninees
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

I,INE PAPER HANGrNGs-FRANCIs PAREs 4 co.
7y Pearl street. have just received, and o 81 whole
and retail extensive asscrtnsnt of all the riches
tyts Of Decorative, Velvet Gold, Satin. French and
A. trcsn Paper Hangngs and Borders selected espresy
for drawing rooms &c Also all the most Approved styles
of Decorative Oaks, Marble Blocks Panel work Sc snt
tie for frle dining rooms &C. The nSet perfect psrk
psS IL khyg IaIcy alrfys VI baRA
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

ITO BAskEr NAKehs- j T. CLEW Co, IMPoRr-
W illops NO 80 John street. beg 10 iGfcrm The
basket makers thst hey selling the best willows from
~ cents to 4 GEMS FER pound.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

LSIFJU WARD.-THE DEMOCRACY OF THE FIFTH
Ward sre requested TO meet at the Em bem. - West
Broadway this (Iuesdsy) evening t ~ o'clock, for the
election delegates to the different In aeord
rt m ~ TO o'clock. By order Of the ward nit'ee.
JAMES y. SHARKEY, Chairman.
Gmros J. TrcKrR' Secretaries.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

0NOBAC C o. PRIME QUALITY PENNSYLVANIA
seed laTobleco teet wrappers for sale by the IN
lets suit purchasers This bacco being in fst hands,
dealers Will bnd it advantage to call at the whole e
10y Store, o. Gl John street. WM IL FREY BROTHER.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

IN nOA HAVANA sEGARs, SUITABLE FOR TIE
CO,OOV Southern and sstern MARKETS, Tor sale 10 Y,
tor ossh Also ines brandes Gin, Rum Irish and Scotch
WhsLey Lo Portsr br Stout Scoei Alss &C.,
BE store and bonded war-f in quantities suit
WARREN THOMSON. ~ u, y street. fourth door above
MeYe nts Exc Bar
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

EOuRTH wARD-AT A MEETING OF THE FOURTH
II Ward Democratic Republican Ward Com nittee, held
at Oakley corner Dover Pearl streets Sept 3D. it
ordered election be held Tuesday evening Sept
go Warren Hall Henry and Oliver streets (as d
the General Commite to elect delegates to the
various Conv,ntons named in the call the General Com
nittee. 1Ls polls will be open from a ill o'clock
JOHN HIDDEN, Chairman.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-27

Extracts from COL ,Iotnsons Circular of 1925
1.-The great constitutional question: as to The mower
OF the Gov eminent, in relation to Internal Imnrov4
ment, has been settled"
''1he connection Ut the Eastern and Western wa
ters by the way of the Potomac and the Mononoabe
la has been pronounced, examination to be practi-
cable, at expense not exceeding five and half mil
lion OF dollars. The celebrity of this connection as a
ligamen to bind the Union, to increase commerce and
trade, and promote social intercourse need al present no
comment 1t U be all important to this district II
Is due tomyself to say that have interested and ac-
quainted myselfwith this subject have had full and free
conversations with the principal men of the govern
mem, land have agreedo accompany the Engnee rs
Summer IN exploring the Cheat route, which am
friendly to, and shall all proper means consistent
with national good to have the location made of that
route haze, 6y conversation end explanation gotten
things IN SRch 0ifl that as the peope resi-
ding in the South part OF the district will agre on
route there is lair prospect Of obtaining the patron
age OF the gouernment, to great road through this
quarter to the Ohio'
believing it right to encourage home industry, to
be independent OF foreign nations, encourage an
american system, gave my support the Tariff; in
other words, TO INFANT STRUGGLING MANUFACTURERS
and am happy to say, the result is proving the cor
RICHNESS of the measure. Manufacturing establish
ments springng up, and the produce of a farmer
is finding demand IN q home MARKET"
sit is known that Mr.. Clay was my first choice,
but when was satisfied that Gen Jackson was the
choice OF the people, felt it my dtty as faithful
public servant, to vote conespondlngy. Mr. Adams
is knownto be deserving of the high office conferred
On him, and will no doubt do honor to the station''
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s......ar ,s,4.a.

Observation-Disclosures The London cor.
respondent OF he National lntetigencer writ ng under
date of the 9th inst says
The coming year, say the political sootheayers. ia
laden with three great events, all of them are il is
true, contingent, but all OF them strongly marked with
probability OF occurrence, and each and all OF them
should they occur calculated materially affect the
welfare OF Great Britain. The three great events to
be apprehended ia 1862 political disturbance in
France, in Italy, and in Germany: financial embarrass-
of food, and all the horrors and evils unayoidab
arising from il, in the north of Europe. and generally
throughout Germany. We have been preparing our
selves for the first two Of these calamies for some
months past bu; the last is lately arisen cloud in The
European horizon"