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SCOTT THE CIVILIAN.

On the settlement Of the "North- -Eas-
tern Boundary difficulty" Lord Nor
manly wrote thus to Sir John Harvey:
" The correspondence between your
self and that officer, major General
Scott,) is honorable alike TO you and
: TO him. 1t is gratifying to observe
that the feelings Of personal esteem
that were established between Gener-
: al Scott and yourself, when formerly
opposed to each other in the field,
should. after the lapse Of so many
years. have induced and enable you
both to concur in averting from your
respective countries the calamities Of
. war;"
And Frazer's Magazine, commenting
on this letter, said that If ithad not
been for the good sense and good feel
ings of Gen. Scoff, it would have
been impossible, in spite ofall the wis
: dom and forberance of the Lieutenant
: Governor of New Brunswick, to pre-
: vent that singularly indiscreet and
reckless functionary, Gov. Fairfield
from raising at the head Of the despe.
rate, band Of adventures over whom
he presides, flame upon the border
difficult to extinguish without consid
able loss of blood and treasure on ou
part, and, in all probability, perma
nent injury to the institutions an,
growing prosperity Of the Unite,
e States Of America"
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ever. Ifthis was net true <ioqsenee.
ON what page oforztuy can IL be found :
"Tzke another instsnce- Al tQseens-
town Heights. when 500 Americans
were eontending with l 500 British and
Indisnsa and complete anpihilatisa seem.
ed inevitable, Scott nosnfed log. and
delivered to his troops he following
Grafton: The enemy's balls begin to
thin our ranks His numbers are over
whelming. Ina amomentfhe shock must
come and there is no retreat. We are
in the beginning Of a national war.
Halls surrender Is to be redeemed.
Let as then die arms in hand. Oar
country demands the sacrifice. The
example will not BE- lost The blood
Of the slain will make heroes Of the
living. Those who fsllcw will avrnge
our fall and their cosntry's wrongs
Who dare to stand :" And the gallant
Audience shout. unanimously. All ="
Search the speeches Of Pericles. De-
mosthenes. Cicero. Pitt, Fox, and all
the heroes Of the tongue. for q speech
Of the same length so freighted with
meaning. Every sentence is a battery.
The whole subject is covered. and all
appropriate considerations presented to
encourage and animate the little band
that stood before him. IL this is not
eloqucnce, strike the word from our
vocabulary"
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GENERAL Scorr's ELoQuENcE.-Says
the New York Times:
elf eloquence be not mere rhetorical
flourish, but efficient speech, at the right
time and at the right place, let us see
how General Scott stands the test.
AT Chippewa, at a critical moment Of
great hazard, Scott delivers this speech
to the brave Eleventh: "The enemy
say that we are good at long shot, but
cannot stand the cold iron! | call up.
on the Eleventh instantly to give the
lie to that slander Charged The
British army broke and fed, and ths
reputation Of American troops, not on
for unerring aim, but for valor IN
terrific bayonet charge, was sstl
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SPRING & SUMMER
Fashions for 1852.

FNHE subscriber having returned from the
= North, is now receiving the most superb
stock Of Goods in his line that has ever been
brought to this market. They were purchased
after close inspection by himself, and will be
found to be Of excellent quality. Gentlemen can
pc supplied at his establishment with the very
best materials for Coats, Pants, Vests, and in-
deed for all their apparel-and at moderate pri-
fes. Those wishing to purchase are invited to
examine his stock.
he has also supplied himself with the Latest
Fashions, and is prepared to cut in the hest style
Of the New York Tailors. He is confident that
ne can furnish work that. for taste in cutting
end elegance of.ft, will compare with any in
this State or elsewhere. He will keep constant
" on hand the best of workmen, and will spare
20 pains 10 give his customers entire satisfaction
With grateful Acknowledgements to his friends
and the public for past favors he respectfully So
lclts continuance of their custom.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April 9. 30
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MIISICl MuSICl!
FOR SALE AT THE DRUG STORE,

FOR SALE AT THE DRUG STORE,
q BARRELS Lint Seed Oil, do. Tanners
- Oil, do. Sperm Oil, do. Burning Fluid,
I do. Spirits of Turpentine, Castor Oil, Sweet
Oil, Coach varnish, Copal do; together with a
supply Of Paints. White Lead, pure, Blake'r Fire
Proof Paint, now coming into general use, Spa
nish Brown. Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green,
Venetian Red. Yellow "chre, TIMBER, Litharge,
Sermiion, Spanish Whiting, Putty, &C.
November 4. eS-
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@00MSg G00Nsgg

G00MSg G0OMS9g
VNHE subscribers are now receiving their
Spring Supply of Goods, embracing every
thing generally kept in Country Store. viz:
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Hardware, CrOCkcry, Tin
Ware, Hats & shoes.
MEDICINES, PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, 6cs
slof which they will sell Lou for Cash.
They are also engaged in Manufacturing
WOOL GAgDlNG NlACMlNEs,
Wheat Fans, Wagons,
Bed Steads, Ploughs, &c. &c. &c.
any OF which will be furnished on the shortest
notice, and at prices to suit the times. Their mot
ps Quick sales and small profits.
Address Enoe Mills, Orange county, n. c.
DICKSON & BROWN.
ALEXANDER DIcKsoS,}
JouS L. BRowS.
April ,. 29-
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"A I,aluable Gold Nine in South Caro-
lima. .-wm. B. Dorne, Esq. Of Able
vile District. s. g., has a gold mine an
his farm from which he has taken since
the isl Of March last, the sum of eighty.
four thousand sixty-one and q half dwts.
Of gold, with only eight hands, and \
small circle mill, propelled by Two mules.
which only pulverizes about fificen bush
els Of ore per day. A gentleman writing
from the mine. TO the Dalllonega Signal
says:
1.-THE vein widens .. they go down
and realms its usual richness. They are
not yet within forty feet of water level.
Should il pass water level and retain iis
present size and richness, the probability
is that its end will never be reached by
the present generation. II The rich shoot
lha, he is now operating on should give
on, al water level, he has then go, the best
gold mine that know anything about.
The vein shows plainly on the surface. =
distance Of three quarters OF mile in
length. aud has been tested in several
places which shows width of something
like four feet, and tests TO be worth from
one TO two dollars per bushel, and seen.
" or eighty feet of tha, above water lelel.
Now just imagine to yourself vein tlfce
quarters Of mile in length, four fee. vide
and eighty feet 10 water level. how lsng
will j, take eighty hands 10 exhaus, i, I"
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Parson Brownlow on Pierce. II b.

Parson Brownlow on Pierce. he
eccentric editor Of the Knoxville crenn.)
Wing, Parson Brownlow, has been one
of The grea. guns Of the Democratic press
since the nomination OF General Scott.
He has been cited from week to week az
authority for the statement that 10000
Tennessee Wings will follow his example
and vote for Pierce. The Whig Of the
9Th instant, however, shows that The Par
son is not 10 be relied upon in this par
licular, for, after reciling Certain Of Pierce's
votes in Congress, he remarks: .We
cannot uote for, or as'aport. such a,
,M.feeling and cold-5loodcd Kankee as
this"
Cold blooded Yankee - That, be
remembered, is Psrson Brawnlow's epi-
the. as applied to General Pierce. Tha
Union has oil late replenished j. colap1l1
frequently with phrases coined by
reverend contemporary. viii it ren
her this /! Sgd
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DRY Goods, Groceries,

and III olher arieies usually kept FOR this market,
which viii he sold very low for cash, or on {
short credit 10 punetusI dealers He tenders bis
ssrDesi ihspts ~ abe mssy friends aod custom
sfs whose fsssrs h< has hssessisss receiwed. and
sspsofdly sdieiis continuance Of their Pss-
Fsnags. which he hopes 10 neil.
HilisborougA. Augsst 10. 4-
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We have seen il stated (says the Bos-
ton Atlas that the Pierce Club at Con-
cord, New Hampshire. fhe home Of the
General. have made John Van Buren, of
New York, N. p. Banks. aud Whiting
Griswold, Of this State. honorary men,
bers. Messrs. Banks aud Griswold we're
members Of the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture last year and this, and were among
the most active of the Coalirionists to
elect Mr.. Sumner to the United States
Senate. The junior editor Of the Post
voted for Hon. Henry Wilson. the Presi-
dent Of the late Pittsburg Freesoil Con-
vention, for State Senator last fall, and
the Post and both editors advocated his
election.
This information we submit to the
judgment Of those Wings who are un.
willing to accept General Scott, on the
Whig platform. because he is supported
by Governor Seward. RspusEe.
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DISSOLUTION.

VHE eosrner.hip Ct p p. Nam & Co.
= Vas di.>olsed BY mutual consent on the la
Iulv, iss1- z. p. Nah having purchased INC
lniefcs Of j. II. simmons. the bcsincss siIl be
.<stird and eosdocseJ By him sloo<.
G An p<fsons having claims aF-inst the Iste
6ru uiIl present them for settlement, and tho>s
indebted please make payment
T. p. NASH,
-fr !. II. SIMMONS.
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DIssoLuTIoN.

rI,HE Cepzsss<~hip u Jones q RUF,
L PIN was dissolved on the iosh instant BY
.usu.l consent. p. b. Rufha - snsho<is~d 10
-I,.e the business Of The late 6m; and al per-
saus indebted are earnestly reseessed 10 call On
A sad make immediate settlement. thss the ba-
,inrss may be closed with ss iilile delsy a. pos
PRIDE JONES,
p. b. RUFFIN.
August lsih. ls5s. 4s.
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lust Received. at the Drug Store. DR.. b.
- Banlotte's vermifuge Sugar Drops, warrant
ed without Mercury. They have proved in all
cases quick and certain remedy for Worms.
June 80. IL
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TUST received good assortment Of Schoo
- Books and Stationary. Also House Paper
very cheap, Mating, both plain and red checked.
LONG & WEBB.
April ~. 52-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-01

JoHx RaNpoLPH's MoTHER.-T
John Randolph, some years befe
death, wrote a friend as follows
81 used to be called a Frenc
because took the French side i
tics; and though this was unjp
the truths, | should have
FrencY if it.had not be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-01

HAVING purchased ihs ia,e.rss of Dr. Pride
IA Jones in the late firm Of Jones 4 Ruffin,
would respectfully inform bis ffieads and The
.a,blic generally, that he win continue the mer-
s,p,iIe business Il the old stand, norh-wess cor
per of King and Churson Streets. where he in
tend, keeping on hand well selected sssors-
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OFF1CIAI
Ess-0Ceaaasatsoss
BY JOsEP II WALKER
nYEKNlR lVIl1NTfE lsTAl,H 0F LnfIIHIANA-

Il ~
~ that Capitol Balon
SRcuge for the purpoa OF forming Combination did oran TINT
sdatel after the Of the Convention the Governor shall
h proclamation, directing the several officers this
by law 10 hold sons fer Members Of tho General Assembly,
open ro every Parrish Of the s places
by law upon tho rf Tuesday in November the purpose
baking the people Of this State ndo
s rejection this uton - md that the
designated preside at said polls shall carefnly and ou
ballot forthwith make due thereof
sase conformity with existing laws the subject elections
nA upon the receipt said the m Monday
h the be not received shall DO the
eeel Secretary State, the Attorney General
the Of such choose
Tho said po for the
Constitution, ifit shall appear from said returns
nil the Ia Of rating the Constitution,
duty make prqclamao
shn ordained established Consu
but whether this accepted
rejected shall be the the Gosher Published
official paTer fhe Convention the reSuto the polls showing
ngainst sad constn
iu" Therefore, in conformity with said ordinance hereby pro
Slain the official cst in each Pa for against Cnsu
s.1t... p rs
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OFF JIEL.
Proclamation
PAR JOSEF Fl WALKER,
'oUynRNEUR DH l'ErAT DE la LOUISIANA.

wv 'laNNEUlt DE l4EIAIg DE LA LOUISIANA.
Attspda Ia Convention qui asembloo au capitolo
aion cnse dana la but do fro Constitution, oronn6
aprss Procurement Convention 10 touysrsu,
nbefa e proclamation dams aqueo ocer
autosdn ia o organiser l6eeton msmbrcs de
6eneale douvrir utin dams qpe paroise de E
endrois ndques la lo 10 premier pro-
pour eonster 10 peupe de Etat adopon reo
e Constitutions ct que "cs comssares qu auront pose
avc coin ct conperon deposes puts Ill
rdsuat Secero csnorensut aux dis
dc Ia o acuee sur les teous orsque rapport des com
era oc gu cinquiana Lnnd Novembre rapport
reea pus tot ~ u deyor dn Gouvernear secr6tairs
@ az Ct du Tresorer 'Ea depouer on pre-
ence do tou ceux qu vondroht Aer cote aa
onnes pour ladopion GU 10 reet de Ia nluo sill u
rapport dos comnsaes 9uune majoG nurees roca AL an
avsur dc la ratification de IN Constitution ouyernenr
dams proclamation cee Consultation sera das os Ia on
ton dc PEat de Louisiana. Aais Constitution soft
eee sefa du devor du Gouyerneur ae rubler aa il
journal oicel de In Convention 10 r6sut pappe ar
nomera des yex donnfs dams caque pour ot h
iation' En- consequence cohonemen ite oronanee i,
oae par ssnts 10 vote ofce donr6 dams ehaque paroae
rnDiro ia nnati 1pnunI stsnrorp
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Ng AYoRALTY OF, NEW ORR, EANs peeem.

q
LIVE Der ss2By virtue resolution No ass 81 thS cammp
ei Of New Orleans approved 4b Dseeuhyr 1881
MSD = ny gwen maj an election wall be held the fu III
OF Deeefber heine tue Nth day n this month by
S9tf me kis s,rci comprising the F. aud
s nv me e,.y q New f MEM OF THE
OF The Hon. janice Rob- James Sieok,on
lo i be opened at the
he holding Of tho State elections M superp
sesor the - "ff''N'e" w f'eS''
The Commissioners Of Election will their returns the Aayor
IT. prescribed BY law laes7] I'D. cRosSMAN, Mayor. i
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AgAYORALTY OF NEW ORPHANS Doc,

81 INN III 2Itthl4I t Vt NE " OItLEANt, DoCCnl-
hs 8 lsbasy virtue Of resolutions and $40 Of The
Council OF HE city Orleans approved he oi
zsnd seh oSocr 1851. aud also canfmnts Of In.
o. ne legislature of the State lied An nei
oneethg NE licensing Of drinking the ale Of int n
quo 5 in lhis S,atc,'' approved March, 1s5l--
Notice ia lsrehy given that byt
'a'srs Of ts city on the oara MONDAY OF ber icing tR
gay OF ia inon for the OF determining
ood opio Of this city question granting or tbbolns
getty - N "''"s Ns"'is'h 'iis
Each voter wiz eEprss his opaign doaing ballet on
Sbhll be inscribed printed "ilCENSf or No lI,FNSE I
ns such verbs as will distinctly the intention voter
no polls vii BE- ogend At ha psees drnne m
me holding ot tho State elections under he
ths - - A- ~ tioauP o's
Tho Commissioners Of Election will make their returns 10 IN, At
selibed ny [drsii K b. CIfSsNi ~ ~ go Aigo
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M AIRIE DELLA NoUvELLE- ORLEANS,

Ia Ieenh la vertn de la resolution No. lfs dl tehse
Coiun dc In Tila de La reaas IL D6rnb,o
1859 -7..a
Avis est In pte6nte donn6 9uune election hu lie htrm
LuSpi eleemre, 2Tee jour yneis par tea Eeaba 1mel
qnae W Rlsmier Bs cournast s fanier Seeond ct fios
eine de b sle De ia leans pour nonmer De-
EMBiSES AUX SuNSElL DES ALDER MES remplaomsni d
Hon. james Kobh eGda lsn James Stoekon, d6mssiodaes
Pteei ii, 9a lieu u Jnne jonsstoa Surveillance
JUICES OF Giefiprs qu nomnAs pour predes.
LES Mare,
dscT- = - - - -- = A. D. CTtOSSAfAN Mare
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NOTICE OF ELECTION under the new Can

ihe polls Will be opened the day ione from the hon
n hne O'Clock n the morning until O'Clock the evening tie pre-
10 DC established aud under the
ana Clerks 70 by the BOnr Adermn Of the XIV
ans and by the Police Jury for that part the Parish on he h
nk q The Mississippi rye the election aud dupla
heGin. made TO the UNDERSIGNED according 10 law,
Shetin's Office, Parish OF oleaas, Dee. 10, 1874
dscl4 N1iicS FTP EI,t,r ct.nr
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4 ltFi 90
ne.Nl 50
shfhIIl". ..s......
Sold s;3I by .TI5,tIsig Il
iJ6uGslSIs EvERA WHERE. 80
AT Fl =. r B..ar Fk6WAva RFanv kart~y rihs7tvAw
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COP "A RTNE RSIIIPS. /.
FURNITURE, ETC.

AAMAL STREET + URN1T IRE 5l-7ssF55ggsy
s5s.,s IT = Dealer II
!. INV 80 SpEirg ~ FEATHERS MAT
NJ s ~ Canal steel, below Baronne %, ose iss
IS n ~ n,4aalc
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81 llxi.ls. M. TT y. n n follow Ing Al 81
oces$f Thu Division QE ne JAMES Bssas W.
wissA Hser4 l aoaAsHcx. A b VI; JAsss GesAs
I'm sHs 4 sS..s
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


~ Incorporated in April ls4a and declared dividend
snt. on Two Years. Businsaa. t fss
Ones, No So CAMP ST. Common sts
SURVIVES as TIN eor1F7 cosFisRn Lipg IsnunAEoS
rh Company being organised s,sy protection Of The polio,
'olda aGd their e aspat poverty operation
Great National Benevolent nnon Conducted the
I'D aod principles and adordas for ANAL annual aa paid
W All policy b6iere whahef for liz Or shorter ers wis
ne he refSnes I'LL death participate ia the whole Of the pc
30 Company. 777-
Gredor6 esh insure tho lives Of pantn. sa.rea ,,,, ~
on tha lie or hex hus5and FOL le sole bEnei
erself and children, free from the claims VI creditors.
1T TRuSTEEB, -t'+
John 6. Aiiison Isaac Johnsea Edward sparfns
John fasan, ssnnai Stewart, Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, i. IL Barton, t.pereB,
lossph Walker, WA. Azure. Arnold IIGrflai
DIRECTORS,
Il. x!SeuoL Tlos, G. Jenkiae, P.B. Taylor,
Edg; Jsaaer core. John ". curran. G. g. sssveI,g
VI. NJ, Cohen, I. Spangonberg, H. Rhodewsla,
Samuel WplR, gohn A. Doughelty, G. NJ LutbefTotd
O. Wieshamt yohe Claiborne, :, 9. Arnlse.d
SEQ. w Sn,h, N. C, Hall, n. Bein
II; e. Heart, E. FL. Ningate.
a. ]. WgppERsonN, Ia. D., Medical Board OF
ES1 fno2ka HuKr M. H., Generalization. e...- .+@
= Il. G. HKAsTr hetuary... nj NJ. cosss Attorney,
RfCH.Gp BxN M D. No. al MagaEns street. Medical Examiner
BIZ the Charter only $4,000 ia taken sings lifs.
g TIM Company pepaed e entertain appicatioas for Life ins
tho itls Of Rates established Board which lea
bar the taer charged By the New WILTON
rsHiapee IN the South. Bsthecharier Dividend
Froi are declared aua and the profits draw interest," aud
madS ayee tho estnt q two-hirds of
here NE party has paid his premiums In fall
N C4lorua Permits a. SewYofk london Propse.G.
able Of aa aud niiiniosnsop to Lie inaranc, and all
~ Estehtye Travelling Privileges,
u Office hours. Y M. to sP.M. .|at 'H 'H
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Les eFa DIES deerses parosses dc at que d
election po, GoayefhGpr Lieutenant eoyeneg secrdae dEat
membea do PAsaembG GGn6rle ait lieu lie sst otTAIlIf,f
LGD u Deenbra proclaim divers uenls tr6 M
"a @ setInt que lea prostitutes
@ apH lo's en- ysea DIES elections
t9 az court neEle sdeohiea
retoas nusaB5t que possible. 5T
D1nue vile
ls1 Rouge, 22Ams jour Novembe A. D. 1857 ct Ia sois
-, neutrality-suspicious. de Independence dos Etals uns.
-. FAR 10 Gohveineur, JOSEPH WALKER.
70 noy9qpu
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC
20 JOHN MCCARTHY, PLuMhtR, No. lGl Camp sret HgHt
ems has Just received prgc s IF
.aro4s al FORCE AND LtFT PtiMrSi BEER puMl
COOKING RANGES BATHING TUBS Aa'D SHOWER BAIliS
Alao, LAYING AND HEPAIRlNG LEAD pttEs sliEGI LGbl
WORK OF EVERY DESCRlPTI y.
Ship aud Steamboat work p,onI aad HgA7ei AL orH
promptly attended to. 10 CHARGES MODERATE sl4
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NgAIRIE DE La NoUVELLE-o RLEANs

j TNU 4tiI0I1A DE LII NUU TLIII-U Ms. It
FA D6eomre, l59En fGou ms Nos ON Of asn d.
7Gonsei Cnnnun de Ia VILE de la Nouyel6 Orleans apprpyfs Ia
aeu OF 10 s6 0obfe, 1852 eohermemant aux lions
he1 az dc Eat de In ouAe ntue Ac couet
iprouy6le Mars, ls5o-- ~ " : i', "P
Ais eS "a presa1a doare quune election par
ilaah dc cutie vile lo quatri9e
e o. mos attn de eonnatre opnon ia bon peue vile sur
a,es poa IA yene deg qaens fortes dane eec vile.
ta9e othn exptinle opinion
aren't ecEs OF inpfnes les LCENSE, on 'pAS Dc III
v0tant. = ~ : ~ =
4 polls ssron onvcTs m6es ondros qu ro
reelection dEt qui lieu Ia
ogt q g'ei rs e se1eat nomnes pour Ia atsider
menent aloi. [decI1 A D. CRoSsMA&, Mare.
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IaS III yauRSDAy EVENING In die s5Sana
~ HI, corner " TchcupouIas and royirss
~ 6}sests It 4 o'clock. o6rers--Esorse y. Htst
MI "a "a WI III 81; Iirsby, sscsstass
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ggHot.Esg,s snfe f1paggsDtts4t,.

AN SDD IELLtWG IbLGE,-- vaults va iht-
nv Cenotsry be Of 4art applying zTtzsi
the City san Dig.rioii l4ES FuRy
mo- Is Camp stRtHt GltNsNts HrT6fI SO
pHnads stree and e. NJ. CfSaGY 5irs 3d.. 81. 40 l-
issrsat
The Price Of Vaults 10 sorkhlhng faaes rlt. rg
5sfs ~ 70 melh9T- Q, 5t7EAo5uE l7dea r A= .n
aor chti5 $50, 10 ell G5tsr lrHl5 ito Ell't
sinvariably.
Forthe purchase a Otg,
spply to j. g. DUNLAP CbGTu o. 3D. G- it,
acanp street, IAAirs EAN@4tUN
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A MOTHER PHYSICIANS TES IL
N MOaY-Mr. FO~ LIZ Deaa Sir; eou sead
Soa dozen cerufcate, add decisive ~ me resy
sspative effects Of your vaGsoe B.'an OF "No Cuo.y
1ti 10 he past t~ei' moptos under ~ own
spe direction ln6 eed, Know OF seS petsons VOC ave
used H. comparatively hut commend II In me .fontos'
terms e,se Asthma the severest eve say U Shlcu
c.Iler noLth .s0 eg'cced tho s-ren I1J o' tns
Bssm Tbia dease lasted six ~esbs and ne ana
,use pg az al sst up every night ine fsuas
man tols me 10 give him somesG7 70 Ast ~, ny.s VI
nil, a. tn.t ~ might bs he and child and die IN
,.v, him one bcit OF The Balsem sad fo1i ounces
81 rups nils directing him % tale s>s ~ onia dosss oI
aoro,snx olive OIL when TIE Lnicu " OF ores nios
VS.. esatst Next dsv foleed bic dsspoude ut VIII SD
- nm The ,iT bottles o. WISCsRS Sslsal o. Wilt
IT,, M, with him present. be nayaf AleZed that
h. nd u.sd ., rnns excessive medicines no pr@ht Last
- Ar A cal ed expressed his gratitude u me- 10 die
amer said n. a-1eine mad saved hts hte, paid
~ mole ella srd tUok ak botti-s nor=, aed left my oce
f5r kone Il joci.g. Very respectfully yIua
- WM SHAW, 81. ID.
WasbipTton, North. Ctrolins- lua y '8T
None genuine usleas sgnea BUTTS 90 the wrsoeeE.
P,ice one DO! ~ bottle, 81 bottles r I've dollars
For ale O. gholessie retail, OF D sands Cen.
eraI A, en,s No 100 rultona TooDss ~eli No u
" fisn Of John hilhan No. l33 BsvsdwaJ; Asor aat
Irvts Bou.e Drug Stores, and No 4 Broadway.