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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1852-01-31

F1RE.-We learn that the house OF the
late Mr. Redmond l.. Stsniy. (whose death
we announce in this paper near kenans
Vile, in Duplin county, took fire about tour
O'Clock ON the afternoon Of Monday the
18th inst. aud was entirely c"nsu"rd
The furniture. however. was saved, with
the exception Of tew u"'mporta"t, ari,-
cles. The house was old aud Of little
-Jtiinington Journal
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and coins were in the course ofbeing man.
ufactured which were to bear the inscsip-
ton Louis Napoleon, Emperor.
1t is said that the Sovereiyns Of Europe
have notified Napoleon that they are pre-
pared to enforce that article Of the Treaty
of Vienna. which forbids any descendant
Of the Emperor Napoleon succeeding to
the imperial title.
The organ Of the Government denies the
truth of the statement which had been pro-
mulgated to the effect that the President
had received congratuIatory letter from
the Emperor of Russia.
4 large number Of suspected persons
had been arrested aud sent to Cayenne.
The statue of Liberty had been removed
from the Chamber Of Deputies.
AusrxlA.--The Emperor has abrosated
the old Constitution, and was about to pro-
muI ate new one.
COTTON, in Liverpool. middling qualities,
advanced eighth of penny. Flour has ad-
varced one shilling, and Corn pence.
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French .90ars.-'rhe correspondence
between Mr. Rives, our Minister in France,
and the Secretary Of State. relative to
French affairs, has been published MIR
Webster. while he regrets the overthrow
Of the republican constitution. directs Mr.
Rives to acknowledge the new cavern
ment as established by the people. At the
same time he expresses his appreciation OF
the course of that gentleman in awaiting
the action of the people. with regard to
Louis Napoleon's usurpation.
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Encourage the Old North State.

AREY, SHEMWELL CO.,
Have lust received a splendid assortment of
SALEM CASHMERE,
black and grey, to which they would call the
attention of the public. These goods will com
nete in quality and durability with the best of
Northern Cassimeres, and are much cheaper,
ranging. from 81, cents TO 81 Is per yard.
October IS, 1851. GtU-ti
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GEN. HousroN.-The Democratic State
Convention Of Texas has nominated una
nimously this distinguished man as the
choice Of the State for the Presidency.
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Pas .avso oAsiz 1| : [|p1--
Yariacs Who came cS(( = : - t.
iD& nnd<r his 2slxlies r skail
New 1ofk - = mes 81 - Rsip1S
and also. bf advaaEs ghich
kUssn< edvoefa . $Ez - At lsS(11ks zeas
10 llS j ! 3 1nsl
sskiisG ihenSsel III q sl;s,ss, 1T onag in
~ isfenti6n, 70 Flonge tlDAr0
dangerous and exeiting sec.
: m sS<ous--fO attack the fu2itive
- nps otherwise mix themselves
- aIyeIlafiI salau5eT, wisial
10 state. that he Immediately and in,lig-
nantly rcpudiated all connection with,
or appreciation sf any such incendiary
course. We believe him, for we think
that he has proved himself altogether too
shrewd man to be caught in such foolish
and unbecoming scrapes; and in this be-
lief we are b"rne out by the general opin-
ion. But we have always thought, not
only that Kussuth had nothing to do with
the paper had been in some way imposed
upon, and made the victims Of some r~ck-
less and designing scoundrels, which
indeed appears to have been the case.
The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Pennsylvania. writing un-
der date Of the 18th inst, says:
''There is good reason to believe that
that part ot the prospectus Of the hew
| German, The Oemokratische Volkerbrund,
just started here. by an acquaintance Of
kossuth-Guyurman-avowing opposition
to the execution Of the Fugitive Slave
Law. as one of its cardinal principles.
was interpo'ated by a notorious (and re-
verend) Ab"li,ionist. to whom the plan
Of the paper was unsuspectingly sub
nitted. 4 few days will shaw that the
editor was victimized by wolf in Sleeps
clothing. and am told that the next num-
Der ot the paper will tell how"
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is no
doubt the reverend scoundrel alluded to.
Oh. for all manner Of whips and cowhides! |!
-Wiinaington Journal
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FAYETTEVILLE CONFECTIONERY.
CHARLES BANKS.
GOME EE0TEQMGB.

Informs the public that he has reftted his Es-
tablishment on Green street, and has on hand a
fresh supply Of CANDIES, manufactured by
himself out Of the best loaf sugar, and warranted
free from starch, -four, paste. and pernicious
paints His whole time aud attention is now de-
voted to making Candy, and he is prepared to
supply all orders with Candies equal to any made
in the United States. These Candies he war
rants to keep in any climate and he will sell to
town or country merchants cheap, good
and as pure Candy can be purchased in New
York or elsewhere.
Fayetteville, Nov. l, 1851 662-tf
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The Trustees of tie Lumbefton Male Acade>
En5 y sh to procure Teacher for this InstitnS
Ion, to commence abouf ths ist March next.
. 9 h'ch time the present Session w i'll close.
81 The appifcapf must be well qualified 10 teach
The nsaal branches Of an English education. and
k3Re Latin and Greek languages. :
me osua1 Eates Of Tuition are $S, 80, and
IA per Session. 80 - 49,
The nomber Of Scholars will be limited to
Rirty. -. II
81 }Communicatiohsc be addressed to
e. r. S. FRENCH. Lsmberton, d. C.
fJan'y "a, 1852. <674-3ts
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Blake'S Patent Fire Paint.

-
The durability of this most valuable and ex-
traordinary substance is such that it has only
rived at its best and most permanent state hen
all ordinary Paints begin to turn back to pow der
Paint, and in few months becomes a perfect
stone y hich resi>ts both fire and weather. Time
seems to have influence except to make it ad-
here closer and form more perfect state.
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD.
This article has become popular that MANY
unprinci pied persons who have found beds of
rotten-stone, uniformed red sandstone. any
minerals which resemble the genuine article in
color. &c: have published that they have found
beds of Fire proof Paint, }" which (Without wait
ing to test their propertes) they offer to the
public for sale, aud state that they superior
to everything, whereas none of them have been
got up more than two years. and many of them
not yet two months. l have the statement of
more than 20 men of the highest standing in the
vicinity of the Mines, who have seen and some
of them used these counterfeit stnffs which saws
there has been such complete failure in all he
different articles got up and offered for sale here
"Fire- proof Paints" except mine, that mine
only is considered worth using. Besides all this.
have patent upon the genuine article which
has been submitted to some of the most able
referees In the country, also to the Hon. Dan
Webster, ali of whom decided in the most ex
plicit terms that it was valid, and all persons
manufacturing. selling using this article, un-
less obtained of me, would be liable to me for
damages.
Every person therefore to be safe. should see
that my brand is on every package; for should
they purchase any substance which will make
| the genuine Fire proof Paint" (not Of my manu-
facture) they become liable to prosecution tor
infringement of my Patent, and if they pure base
| useless article, they of lose their
money.
" The genuine article. Of different
coI"rs, for sale by my only authorized
agents, J. Fl. & J. MARITIME, Hay street,
Fayetteville.
VIM BLAKE.
New York, Nov II. 1881.
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Fall and Winter
Goods

WE are now receiving our Fall and Winter
Stock, consisting of a very general selection
Hardware and Cutlery. Saddlery, Lea
ther. Hats aud Caps. Boots and Shoes.
Iron. Steel aud Nails, aud Staple Dry
Goods,
With large Stock of
Groceries, Bagsing. Rope. & G.
Persons visiting this market to purchase at
Wholesale or Retail, would do well e. give us 4
call. }. !. "ADDlLL'
Hay street.
Sept. q, 1881. oo'-u
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FRIDAY, toD. lo--t l.. NJ.
Reading and Erie Railroad nearly monopolixe the at
tep,on Of spec uators In the stock market At the first
board 70 day. the transactions to about the usual
extent and at prices at the close yesterday It
appears difficult to Reading up fraction Of
per cent and holders begin to feel the weight Of the
large lots of stock which have accumulated in their hands
Outsiders are shy, and will not touch it. They have
before them the expansion and explosion in Delaware
and Hudson 1t would be almost insanity the part
Of to buy such worthless stock the Read
ing, at anything like present prices. The cqus who
have inflated 1t must carry It. Like all cornerng
bnations this Is destined to collapse and leave those
who have figured up large profits paper, not only
minus their gains but portion OF the invested
10 10 the easiest thing In the world to initiate prices for
any fancy stocks, but it is one Of the most
dihcuit things to get outsiders TO take the
stock 81 prices ruling from day to day II a
certain number OF epeculators can command ca
pta enough to carry the entire capital stock OF anv
company and willing to hold IT, they may inn ate
prices to any extent but not otherwise and the
of all the cospses in these operations Is the want
Of means and the imposSibity Of taking all the stock
Offering II the parties engaged in the purchase o,
Heading Railroad stos ok really wanted II for Investment
they could have bought all they wanted without putting
prices up two per cent but that not their object
With large quantity Of stock in hand st Low prices
begin with, they have bought considerable since on
time, buyers option at the advance. The bears have
been getting shorter and shorter daily, and the bulls
6stteI Themselves they will make the stock
that It viii be in their power to command any price
ubsr certain parties into the market to fulfil their
stp'yssn This game pa lser Yracti:ed 20 cfeu. AND
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AzyROLOa q, sEs.

A MOTHER VOLUNTARY sNDoR3BHINT IRON THE
"A rresaAlmost daily in AL parts the country near
and remote nnso'.sd ssnoniss 70 the 'riuf
edtoisl columns Of the public press The Il f,o
TIE Evening Keno published in this city The wonders OF
Astroosy1he time has hesn when abstruse A oesur
science engg.d the attention Of he viscss ssres and res
M philosophers OF the world TO have they devoted AIR
me pover Of th.r rrest n.eect and into poureS
cir IL not then be 40
inst thee should be iOmetSnE in shs sa;.,e ~ saiy -
MINI ~ ~ 5a tighten and insru, thu
,,m,h. shas ~ POSSESSES Astounding and MYSTERIOUS
can 0n can DC ssveloped BY tho master
noed All the depths and my,erics OF ,his science Dr. C.
sh-ansye Of Sweden, and sac seventh son. Of tho
son o. the seventh Of the oss remark
NV ass o. ns fg whose genius he has inhersed-stsnds
man Of great lesrr and possessing in
tSrsh & seldom - motts and hodins
h' sSmn nnst.n with he spiritual world he s pro-
enabled better tbs other in this country to-
one the secrets Of the future tnd point the destiny
which awaits Dr. Robsoks in foreelling the
events OF ones future fate and discerning what 10 others
unknown, has been very great and his rooms - Nod
white street, thronged BY intelligent an respectable pre-
IONS WHO are ansioss 70 learn sseir fusure fates All
letters addressed 10 O. W. ROBACk White street. will to
relgousiy attended 10. u prer.d For psrtcssrs
0foAWs sAa " "~''' -
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@oxsER, CARnfAaEa, "a.

oRsE TOR SALE VERY Iowa FASf TROrrISC
- hedelar Mare, ok ye2rs old, PERFECTLY sound Aad
nu can irtt nile in efs than thT8e and
ehdrsnse unsurrscd er style and beauty. Aso supe-
ot 1Siit light irottns Wsgon, nearly new-snd light
lcp wagon The whole will be sold very chaap for
use Apply 10 The stable Of Gilmore Il JArois
nser A.sns.c s.res, 6roosyn, where Il nay BE- seen.
{VAnTED-To PURCHASE A LIGHT RoGKAwAY
Al this ofhoe. - ~ ''''' Auu1ss' "is"A'''
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marx. carefully digest what Mr. H. Binngcr say
S23 Green wieh street, the old established
wines cigars TEAS universally known over
the United States and the Can adas.DR. KELLINGER:-
Dear srIt s with great pleasure that inform You that
short time since thss Rowan Familiarity known a.
for mary yearsI knew him DO bald for nearly tvonty
years-I had not him for length Of .me-he called
IN ~ store took OF HE ha snd brushing his
discovered the change, and a,ket him what he had done
He informed that lie had used nothing but Kelnger
Magic Fluid must confess that greatly astonished;
for thought that the human hair could be restored
after being bald long. For further and astounding
particulars, see adyersisents in an other COLUMN:
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REeAFTrUItrroN.
\ uysrsJ f,,. Co.fcsfgtpf;

The value Of foreign dry goods put upon the market
dnrss the week was s2so3 as. The rArehoused
last week was considerably lees than usual This will
swell the aggregate for the month very much The Pa
cic, from Liverpool has large cargo Of dry goods on
bosrd, which will be entered 90 ss to come In to newt
weeks report
y. a-..... C.Ss,a. -Lr s-..s 4.....s.. 4. I...o,
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MgsIc6L.-PIANos TUNED roR 7s CENrs.-ruE
" srssesber continues 70 tune and repsr Piauos on
terms Orders eftor by poet a. se
store BT Greenwich street, Corsons DIVING astsbh me
$50 Bowery corner q Fourth street. or az ~ NeW.rk svo
nue, Jersey City, will be properly ATTENDED 10.
j. JARpINE.
CCHUBERTH& CO.'S Music DEPOT 2s7 BROADWAY
respectfully invite the publc 70 inspect their i'm ease
sock OF music for Voice. Piano for g. and hrude fof
organ V'op, violoncslc Esrp Orohoesra Sc 10 every
.ye for vttuosoe and tg,nrere THE ereatess
N the Vrttaf ttsfe~ c-th ein f
are Sbw..ss ssgs ~ sstsseVs " v5A pYnrIs,sss
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Startling Discoyery,-Thc other day

whilst walking the street. much surprised BY
gentleman cAelessIy tapping The shoulder whom
had trst passed Al hrss 40 aid NOT recognise hm but
when lie told he wanted to pay small bill dsco
vered II to be old friend who had been using Bogles
Electric Hair Dye and Hyperion Fluid on his hair and wh
kers The eject produced diaeYent ard his
nnse % much tina. we should not have known him
change imp DIRECTIONS Of this kind would recommend 10
purchase these articles ~ The store Of Ssnds 100
Broadway; VIM. D. Gary Co, 2i5 Pearl street, and by
druggists and perfumere throughout the world
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k.EaUORr.


Nj D rETERs CO. IpPoRTERser VINES, BRAN
IVA dies segars 800 Broadway invite lhe attention 81
Wholesale and retail buy ers 10 .hls sKtenve stock ,lx
Arandes rae ane aatk Burgrpd Nal, sicily, Mfloris
Ocorto sherry, Lt2o7, Champssne, nosf snd Clare,
Wines Jamaica and 81 Cr0ly Rum Srrn Gin, SCOTCH and
Irsh whsksy London Porter Brown Stout sn scotch
and East indis Pale Ale Haysns scrsrs &e NC. PAreu
lsr attention paid 80 country orders
WIN. II. urDERHILL RRsPEcTFTLLY INVITES
w tho atten. OF the public 70 choice stock Of an
les, wDe SC, Of tho ness grades, In bosie ad on
drsuEht 10 sale In quantities. 70 suit tho purchaser,
cent less than ~ other store, At tia celebrated
Brandy store, 40 Broome street. corner OF Crcst.
7 oND0N q DUBLIN BROWN STOUT AND PORTER,
IL Basss India, Pale and hnest Scotch Ales. Ne nc
and pint bottles WARMED genuine a.
Kedas celebrated chemical olive SOAP which BINS
fyecEf slysst ,fIA.y ., r-s'by,
WE. CkDLkBILL, PrcsnsW.
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sEw rUsLtOAYfUss

pobLiSHkD THIS MORNING.-CHARACTEEs IN
rospeh Illustrating phases arsoer az the pre-
a. csy y ksv Chspis: In volume omo Price,
Il PPssr ..s ssssr,.% III. Tssmss-TSe sSs1sc.
.r..., -, s.,s 49, a.e- A...s-s - -sis
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has % often failed that II strange 70 how men
Of shrswdnsss and experience DO induced 10 involve
themselves In such movement At the closs, TO day.
Reading sold 1t decline Of per cent Delaware and
Hudson is running down faster than u run up 1t fell
of to-day "a per cent making the total depreciation IN
less than three days, Sin per cent; Hudson River Ran
read vent down u per cent; Canton Co., % Nicaragua
Transit Co., a. At the second board, Canton Go. fell of
p per cent; Erie Railroad, y; Morrs Canal, u The
market closed weak and appearances are decidedly in
favor important do precstion throughout the
tire lat The spirit OF speculation except in Reading
has disappeared and when that bubble expodes, the
panic will carry prices every other stock down With It.
The receipts al the office Of the Assistant Treasurer o.
this port to-day, amounted TO s7eoSo; payments
S441s0 20. Balance, So 23l, s74 81.
The news from California, by the steamship Daniel
Webster, from Gan JUAN 10 by no means calculated 10
give UPWARD impetus to the stock market The steam
ship California which left San Francisco on the leh Of
January for Panama, has on board only million and
quarter Of dollars in gold dust, Of which s9sd5b7
for New York. $23a3s7 or Lonion and 4s9 for New
Orleans This We thsu receive by tie steamer from
Chsgres. Tho Daniel Webster, from San Juan, has
$4,000 On freight. This does no. look we'll, and out
supply Of prsseue metals is likely to be seriously
duced. The probability is that exports this month
win be double our receipts From the mining regions Of
California adv,es continue favorabie hu. the ship
mens OF gcl0 DUST from San francisco DO Eot confirm
the glowing accounts received relative the product
The revenue OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
paDy for the month Of January amounted TO $500 81
Of which e462s Sc from the main stem, and
S4o00 SO from the Washington branch.
The first annual report Of the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad Company gives the annexed exhibit
Of receipts and expenditures for the six ending
lee ], 1861
CLEVELAND, CoLvNHus AND CINCINNATI RArLRohp.
Tho gross Awnings Of the road for six
months from June to Dec. /, ..... $33Ies0 %
From which deduct running and other
penses ........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1i07u 6S
Balance, net earnings. .............. $2s0989 q
Appropriated as follows
Blk months interest on debts Of
the company, S5e3l5 90
Dividend on stock, Is per cent? 102 0l2 go
Balance to reserve surplus
fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1891 20
- S230,980 20
From this statement it appears that out Of six months
earnings flpd has haen ~ . All
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Inc esens Of France looking The ments
Napoeos but the citizens Of New York invited LOOK
inc NE Broadway Hat store ME proprisSr ,his
Hats which for style elegance beauty
yaAy hats anuaoured which no sells for the low
Price OF S. His motto Is One quality and price, he
cgers 70 the Wholesale orders
v be Tiled tie shortest nstce. Sales room, No. 34
Broadway.
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Spring Fashion Gen tlcmenA' Hats. -.The
Hat Finskers Union will intr duce Saturday 18th
SON Which u oIpsotsd muss meet with The
- HAT RINIsHERS' UNION, No IL Park row,
opposite the Astor House.
tGtteEs formed fog business purposes in this city,
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SrK1nG CIOChInY at whOIoSaIes-We beg
Nave to Gall the attention of Western Southern
chants Waiting city for spring purchases TO stock
Spring and Summer Clothing, watch largo
varied manufacture Of this season. II embraces
every new and desirable STYLE manufactured with all he
taste and elegance for which ewe think
so ray celebrated. and prices strictly low and
tpIE. d. B. J. DEVLIN.
SO and So John, corner Of Nassau street.
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ush tase be displayed efees regards
tho toni ensemble OF TIE psrson. ls in the Hat rs
pensohed, OF lOI Nassau street will INTRODUCES the spring
fsshion on Saturday next the 4th met and for
Ut contour rsLnes durability fabric and
distipguee appearance IL most certainly SURPRISES any
Rat hitherto brought before the New York public Whom
Bali while haters in Broadway charge four doars for an
sohsid literally pssronied by Discerning public He
would wish 10 that the Hat which
sells ~ Three Dollars aud HALF be
IN snperior ary Of the hats sold Broadway
for four, he WILL within reasonable period Of Abe
OF buying be willing refund the purchase
DISSATISFIED wonld 10 those who with
him with call that who no presents hat which he
ssns 20 be fashion he ever ready to satisfy the taste
and wthog Of his customers and will manufacture order
desirable pattern Of Hat which will be becoming the
veayer, both In tlape aud style N. E5PENSCHEiD,
l07 Nassau street, corner ANN,
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Elegant Bridal Cards, Envelopes, Cake
Boxer, and Bridal WATERS of the latest and
able style, be had EVERDELLS 3O2 Broadway cor
per ef Dusne street. Mr. Lverdell Lss branch
No.l3 w&ll street, for tie accommodation Of bis down
Town cuEto6nefs
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From this statement it appears that out Of six months
earnings fund has been reserved Of over 40 per
cent on The entire cost Of the road and equipments
ga per cent the amount Of capital stock issued
which s believed to be ample provide for contingsn
cies depreciation and insure regular dividends
The entire cost Of the road represented by capital sock
funded and unfunded debts, the 3oth Of Nov 1851
was So O25 Sss q.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of foreign
dry goods entered at this port for consumption for
warehousing and the value withdrawn from warehouse,
during the week ending the 18th inst
MOVEMENTS IN FoRFreS Day Goops.
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Again Ahead: The First In the Field ~
self en- 10 tho spring styIe OF Hat We
have w. favor that Knox hs denied all and
pronounce it, unhesatngy autlessi STYLE structure and
appearance IA the ma, ufaetnrs Of hat could render
rel Knox among the STEW immortal that were rot
tsxn 10 de-" Call this day nnd examine IT,
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Hats that arc Hats. Coleman, 100 Mas.
street. issues this day the Spring style of Hats
has produced the handsoet has for So offered
New YORK. At any price. Hats that Hats.
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Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy. --E.
EVANH 70 and ~ Fulton street, notes ON this
hank, ~ 20 cent discount for ready made clothing
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Advice to InvaIids In Disease o,

yourselves Of the mighty truths
divine science of electrical psychology demonstrated
Professor Buchanan DR.. Dods and othrs and mind tell
you true holy writ; proauoe the electro psychic
Logical state with Dr. watts preparation
electrical fluid Nervous Antidote and morally
tibo to have disease In the after. You sill
Suire email portions 70 add tho energy but dis
ease broken from that instant Depot 02 street,
81 q bottle; 80 q dozen,
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Shirts that not merely satisfy, but de.
hight the most astdious-Shirts in which the
eyed connosseur In dress detect blemish-Shrs
which ht a. the had been made for them
Aston House.
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Watches .nd cola Pens.,

Watches and Gold Psns.-If you want
frst rate watch, either gold silver and chat 10
20 give perfect satisfaction call j. Y SAVAGE, 81 Full
The Rchlieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens cee-
tratd for their great durability fneness of fn can
be obtained only at % Fulton street..