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Some operators find difficulty

The hyacinh tsfhed in the beauty OF spring
he raven, when sutuun has darsen-d iis wing
Were lluest aud bacsestif either could vie
With the night Of the hair or the morn Of thine eye
Some operators find difficulty in making good pie
tr.s Of compilations; Int Roof, No 5j w aD
sch Inconvenience lie PERFECT PICTURE OF
a. the brea w
Fair Premium Ga lery. Open day and evening
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fAdyeitsemeut
MUSICAL CONGRESS. To MORROW

M he fe dsy for This supeud0u. Convention OF the Mgscs Art
cos.l Musical CoNcREss the Crystal Palace prom.
se. 10 The extraordinary sght Of the age Ony uhA OF
100 m the orch the Bands led by the grat leaders OF
s ontry vh JuLtgN-the gniicent JULIEN nimsefet
n.ir b.d aud tnen tickets only Tel IL not IN 6at-s
n III, lealOus VI
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

REGINrSTAL PARADE.-Ihe Fourteenth Regiment In
anfry Col smith will out io
parade TLuEsdsy will D. reviewed by the CITY Anihore
u Par.
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Adyert.sementl
e. J->cTF Tons CABIN This wonderful Drama.

7 =
NATIoNAL THEsTER Us consecutive pshs q
. performed that houss TONIGHT in conformity with nnlneroa
.su.. 60 sEd IT, The ssTIOsAL IBEATER nfastsd N
Chatham st Rooseyer TIL. Drama Of Mr.
STOW. snd not the burle-que.
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NEW-.IERSEY ITEMS

N,.o.,. r.sr,y,I n JERSEY C4Tr-St. Johns Day
Jane m vii be celebrated Masonic fe;t,s 6s" 'ssi , s' s
Frc Ma. Ill be Admitted to he banquet Doc~ohs b~aa
frxF 4 sar fe ssicu
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SLAVE PEMBROKE FCSD.-We have received the fol-
lowin: additional toward purchasing the freedom OF

There was about $500 wanting yesterday TO make up the
full amount claimed. We trust that the balance will be
contributed without delay.
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i.idyer,issmen.
EEpElTIrAI ARTICI ~

RAT CocEEoAcH ASr &c RxrERAISAToR and COsTARs Pas
,S Bugs Moths Fless k THE Po~de
Il pscIsge) and CosTARs Fly PAPER Wholesale
refs depot No. "a Broadway, NegfOrk
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fy>-,fp reo~ rHE RFv. On. DERIVE lay before
our ,eaorz letter from the Rev DR.. Duff to his friend
r. L. Stuart Esq The Doctor. 1t VIII be recoNeeted.
wen, out in The steamer Arctic and reached Edinburgh
in season 70 siis nd the meeting OF the "ene'a ASeno
EprSBvrsH. SATURDAY. May y. 1854
Gees tas recalled b. ~ IN TING i'' o1s - nv r,riaa 10
Amsne. out aud eerass' As r.0. s
tiaa 1nv other event that has tTalspred- 60, -,
Las; evening slotted holly 20 me tAa A-H 10 k
America; .nd dealt out 10 them fFol % .
b. nd and Would have rsaaed op bees able
The re.Fonse enthusiast Between = sna
S,as 5ssr.ns Of sratisSs to cd on The .abse
But IS shall ~riie 20 a greater ensh By n ins ~
Lord Si'- you 'l' Your '''''''n Alexander DUFF
Fail OF THREE HousEs-The buildings commenting
q, the southwest corner Of Moore and wa;ers,s and
tending down Moore-st fell Monday evening. jus;
the vorkmen were leaving for the day fortunately no
person was injured although child who Vas standing on
The sidewalk was in great danger but was rescued by
Mr. John Bailey who resides the opposite corner, he
having rushed over seized the child and before he had
Gained the middle OF the street enveoped IN the dust
from the fallen ruins The buildings were being altered
from DIV ellipcs TO stores and were nearly finished
Iit,e Cordelis Howard the wonderful " Eva OF
Uncle Toms Cabin will appear in Boston at the Na-
tonal Theaer on Monday evening 10Th inst when iha'
remarkable drama will begin long career on the grouni
made famous by the raid Of the slavedrvers and
capture and e1tradition OF Burns
UNMrzzLED DoGs.-In few days the usual PROCLAIM
ton of the Mayor will be issued for the arrest and deruc
ton Of the canine breed running at large unmuzzled the
terror OF our citizens at this of the year pound
is in course OF selection the most desirable part Of the
CITY and so soon as a decision shall be to, let oil
stray dogs there be taken.
On Monday evening, 1T about II o'clock some six or
eight persons. Irish and Americans, had gathered at
small grocery in Madson-s. near Pike while there dis
custom religious subjects the parties became eN
cited So much so that John Daily, tailor, was
stabbed in the groin dividing large vessel from which the
blood flowed profusey and he fell to the floor the rest OF
the company suddenly dispersed The injured man was
carried his home where his injuries were dressed by Dr.
Thomas D. Andrews Those engaged in this affair have
not been heard Of II is thought by the Doctor that DAILY
may recover with care.
SLAVE PENpRoKE FCSD.-We have received the toi'
own: additional sums toward purchasing the freedom OF
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The Tckct-keepers Of Wsllacks Thea'ef-wea kno"h
TO the friends of that popular esabshmeni-- take 'neE
bepeft tonight with good entertainment
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The temperature of the Crystal Palace is believed to be
unsurpassed for comfort and equanmity The following
Is ,e result Of comparisons made BY b. Pike Sons at 10
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BOAPD OF EXCISE.
EIGHTEENTH WARD-SrcoyD u

EIGHTEENTH WAGD-SEcoVD DAY.
Yesterday the Board of Excise Of the Eighteenth Ward
rusued course similar to thai OF Monday taxing ioHl
the qualifications of the applicants and advising them thai
the decisions in h.r several cases woud be conveyed 10
them b. the Captain OF Police In the interim the Auef
men an Councilmen will personally inspect NE hain
SHOPS !, the Ward which have not yet been visited by
them and satisfy themselves of their real eharacer IN
order that they may come just estimation OF the 'sne
Of the claims set forth by the keepers thereof
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Ixcrxn,,Pt.s-Tbe carpenter shop corner OF run
and N.rh second els hs. 10 sS.a, ~ before ma
... done TIL, the sec0aa aeHp " saiH 'a' '
oreprsp. Nj n Reed
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JCSK DEALERS FIssD.-Two JUNK dealers 49, 81
rested J,-y Yesterday BY Capt Farley 70, 10.
ties contrary the passed last winter Iney nsa -
tos bonsht The Is eeats per dosen aAa He'' ~
ceu.s ssch bottle, o. sls 50 for the lot
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METRoroLiTAS ACADEMY AND GYNaAsiUN.-lhIs pr
yate seminary established by Mr. :. j. sedgwich,
49, Sxthav. and some ten years old shows the
following statistics in the report of its last years don5s'
AcadsD,ic Department:
hole number of pupils Ill increase over last year, ~
Limited to %, or 30 to each - the siX teachers
Gymna,,n,a PdgsicH Dspqr'neW:
Male pupils. LOG increase over lasi year, -.
Female pupils. .l2l increase over la7t year, 10.
Total Professor, and Teachers, 10 Total Students Js
This Is but of the many excellent private semnerer
for male or female pupils for both which abound IN oar
city and doing great good. Ii any body knows why
tie State or City should set up free Academy IN OPP
position them wherein to educate for nothing the sons
Of men ebundany able pay, he knows more than we
d. Common schools for aI-tke best that can be had
we glory in bu we deny the righ Of the State to give
better education to few than It provides for the many
unless that few be pledged to render it special service
return - Teachers. Engineers or in some important ca
pacty.
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DICHARD HAWKINS, llaie saysge n ns"A nus
doo from New Yofk Fine Gold ana s'-t A"''' W
tsra Ola Gold and Silver bought by assay
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Lots at Greenyis. two and half miles from jersey
CIV Ixido feet by David Scott, Apcuoneef -
Monday prices ranging from to esrh.
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N CHANBESs-Before Judge BoswoRrH.
INJUNCTION A. TO SETTING RACK BUILDINGS.
Just and hers act CLARK.
In lsl6 owners % certain lots south side OF II
SUPERIOR couRT-Betore Jods, sLosscs.
SIT TOR FEK>UNNI ININ NJ.
Thorna. McQusde ast. The Erie Rsilrosd Company


Thomas McQusde ast. The Erie Rairosd Company =.
Plaintiff on 25th February ls33, was IN the smoking
car of train goins Newly Dunkk which car was
drawn Of the used baggage whh wa. In ton
81 Plaintiff thrown out OF Side window Ono on AIS 'es
he otherwise seriously injured The hooks
which attached and the smoking 70 the psssenst
ear. gave wav other passed safety lie says hs
| was caused Of the COMPANY after the Train hss
d from Jersey taking the baggage (which was mPr
and substituting freight car INTO wnh the
bsgsse was rut place. that the freight unht TOT the
. md Cd the track drawing win me car
bicb rsnh He Drinks suit for damages amount ad
= 200 me case wss tried weeks when the Jury could
not al. ,.,. q, . ,.yx.
bc dyerius the route and usually renamed WINE N
H. rain In the smoking folding papers &c ne says thN ns
o his asage Company were bound afey 10 "aPo'
him. .,.,s ,.,.. -, A.. ,.,..,. ana
had not sht in the tram and also na
was no NEGLIGENCE. Ia reply II was aid he was IN TIE
William regular uewsmen who had contf'a WI" '"'
COMPANY for lassagc &c. To be continued
George sherman against Nathan Graham -.
By assignee Of a claim of DIR. Bacon Tor auegeu ncui
col related children OF Mr. Galresdy referred
10 This case concluded Dep sions were read u wSds
% h, the vounRes, had been afflicted Ihe aeeoa
f skin as 10 the understood had beer caused W ac'
nation The Judge hs charge Pointed ont the cont N
bee stsed hat DR. had engaged attend upon the ch
drep which denied by testimony TOR the dfien,a he
conversation between D " an vi.
a 20 manufacture medicine. imN weed sfupl .,'
which b. tried IN the relief OF the enid W
b. make charge rcspectng H. ad na,
ere,d .u In his name. (which wthdfawnl Tor ser
vices o December, charging but 500 II was 1850
for the Jury, a 70 whether me Witnesses '
,iautig had been mistaken Sc. Verdict for defendant
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT COURr-Befofe Jads. MITCHELL
wsdwor,h Sheldon ss The EmP're State Nuusi Insurance
Company
Su;, similar 10 against another Company, t-ic
h line since q policy the R~6nesy
I'm. H. I-iies Insurance Company for 5000
uueipsy similar 10 that ot The former taS thai
- 49,, th.t honebsck should not he broaght s,ri
M Thai il va. Sht ia heated state aud the lo.
% thereby II denied there any fault on the PAT Of
plaintiffs The case i on
SUPERIOR COURT-Bsfore judge Boswosra,
Ls,ns Observatory Association sst Ernst AMI "sfns
Latins -.
To recover for first quarter ren que oS'ooer 10Y Oh
r. If IN. Lsftnx Crystal Palace afesay rrteffs
10. VERDICT Tor Panud. $500. bcing anoGnI 49,, NJ,
Somue Hsinman Dominica der snd -. g ny
Psntia Of lot m o..
tween Fih tAst three dsy IN pecener
defendants entered H. srd dus up aud removed he
nth sc He claims ~ %. damages
In defense stated thst plaintiff aid not ,e 9 ~ u'
,e hu sgreed 20 sell 70 Henry j.
David latter sell 10 detendens snd that ate 10
eouepce commenced the snd placing the earth on ne
bsk the purpose Of buildings but that sad Div ana
lors induced fhe deentene %
Sc.
INJUNCTION A. 10 SETTING RACK BUILDINGS,
Just and Others est CLARK.
In 1916 owners certain lots on south side OF ihrty
x,ptb = entered = with each other thsi
nj thew should All be place. back feet from ths street
- r5 40 Inst made by either of the psrie. should
- seid Instrument which duly recorded In the hessssrs
Plaintiff. consequence erected buildings seven test o
Defendant purchased the lots from one OF ne par
- 40 ,,,,e Hi deed does not refer 10 the ssd
Srt Ard he building M the street line snt also eres ing
bnfs NJ made injunction during pehdenS
Of ,ror 10 uroLbit him proceeding Motion granted
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
Fra Cfsrotons By Standard ThernoneeS at No Ch1beH
By jobs G. Il RONhErrI
1874. DAM l2M SPIN
June Is. .............-........77 76i III
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'rur Cpp,T Nf-ICAL CONVENTION delegates 10

NE IrkEAI VT -TtAL tUNF U -DtItgtltS q
Ike and others Ed good board and pleasant
NJ ia l1h u University pace STAGES direct 70 IN
Palace Terms from I'll to vi y per day.
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VILLLAIMSBURGH ITEMS.

Young America No 3 is the name OF an Yarb.t The
msinter eighteen in number, were tfan''e''e'
ANY NJ. g.
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lAdyeT,.senentl
PETER ROBERTS " Co.. No. 30 Broadway, nave
received lot OF Naencr nne- ana -ehh hdshs' anu
sc. on snnsnt which vii b. ofered al great scrhee a.
tt-y must ne D. os~d Of within thirty days
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ODD Fellows HALL AssoclAIIoN.-An annual mee'-
inc of tie stockholders of e Odd Fellows Hall Associa-
ton Of this City, held yesterday Al the Board Of
Managers were present and TO them was submitted re-
port of tie financial condition OF the Order FOR the year
closing en- the Goth Of April last From this report we
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H.rin, - reduced dldng D, yesI......-.

Having isen reduced dllng m year. rf'' -
A. the close OF the meeting OF the stockholders the pos
wero opened for the annual election of Board OF Mana
GER and the Inspectors Of Election When the votes were
couned the result was announced as follows Board oil
Manacers-,Jchn A. Kennady, Wilson Small, Joseph 80
rim Samuel Booth Thaddeus Davids, L. VI. Demli' jas
W Hale John Pinsent, James Stephens, John o. Clay'
ton Joseph X. Taylor, C. {. Pnckney. John Neno'e
,rd W W l. Vocrhis were ch osen inspectors
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Nrw-YoRS Associations or SUNDAY SCHOOL leach
rp.-The regular monthly meeting OF this Association
was held lest evening at the Amity-,t Church the usual
mice Of meeting. J. G. Baxter in the chair
The question Do excursions promote the Interests oil
Sunday schools ," wa. discussed b. MessTs Pardee,
Armfed Kieth Brewster Seton. Near and Mitchell.
The question being taken it decided in the mega
tive by a majority Of two.
On motion Of w W Arnfed, the resolution IN regard
10 the thea,er was submitted the meeting and adopted
unanimously without debate.
On motion the time OF the annual election was changed
to the month OF April TO correspond with the organization
OF the Board OF Managers OF the Union.
The meeting adjourned 10 the fourth Nj nday OF tue
present month June 81. when the annual election OF
officers viii be holl-the officers then elected 10 hoii
office until next Aprii.
Alta meeting Of the Teachers Of the Common Schools
If New.York. held al Odd Fellows Hall June -, Mr.
John J. Doane was appointed Chairman, and W. W.
Smith, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were present; j. J' Doene
I Walsh j. ]. Anderson j. H. Tanning :. > II. John'
I Bowie J. ". Boyce ~ Ertheiler. VI. Curran W. Null
lsnv A. Du Bois T. Acton T. Hunter ID. II. Crnitenden
I. Sweeney j. u. Denili, L. L. Avery b. NcEloy.
Aer some remarks from Mr.. Dosne stating the OBJECT
Of the meeting 10 be held for the purpose OF devsnz some
suitable testimonial ~ Joseph MeKeen, Esd late ohy
SUPERINTENDENT of NewYork Common Schools, the follow
ipr resolution wa. unanimously adopted;
r. solred That Committee be appointed 70 concert
toward the procuring OF some
! 10 James Mckeen, Esq. -
r.nning u. II. Crutesden J. Walsh. NJ. J. DonneIi
T.. McElrOy.
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Tie sross receipts have been 81 ~
Amount ~ I-easly APu. j., l55j....'.'..''' 90 i
Total Of fsuds On hand April 81 iaji. .. i26@i -
Ti entire liabilities and Indebtedness o me ssoaion "a Hs
h apIl 49, -
40
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THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE

THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE
The well known establishment il still car.
ried on under the personal superintendent
OF the undersigned, through whom Patents
may be secured, both in this and in foreign
countries, with the utmost fidelity and des-
patch, on very moderate terms. : ..e. .
Persons wishing for advice relative to
Patents or Inventions, may at all times con-
suit the undersigned without charge, either
personally at his office, or BY letter. To
those living mt n distance, he would state
that all the needful steps necessary TO secure
Patent can be arranged by letter. When
parties wish to be informed us to the probabil-
ty OF being enabled to obtain Patents, il will
be necessary for them to forward by mail. a
rough outline sketch md description Of the
invention. No fee or charge is made for
such examinations.
Privavc consultations held daily with In
ventors from 9 n. M. to 8 p. m.
Models from distance may be sent bv
express or otherwise :.
For further information apply to, or ad
dress postpaid, =. :.
al ALFRED E. BEACH, =
Editor and Proprietor of
- The Peoples Journal,
Solicitor Of American and Foreiyn Patents.
Peoples Patent Office,
80 SO Nnssau-st.. N. Y.
May 3rd., 81. I2-3t. ..,,
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Notice.

rINIIE Subscriber will offer bofore the
i Court House Door, at Lancaster. on the
first Monday in December next, his planta-
ton, or tract of land, containin Dol acres,
lying on both sides of Camp Creek, seven
miles north of Lancasterville, on the follow
ing terms, that is, one third cash, the balance
in two equal instalments of ono and two
years, with interest from the day of sale, or
| will sell at private sale at any time be-
fore the day above noticed Any per-
son having II desire to purchase at private
sale or otherwise, would do well to call at
the premises beforehand, as the owner vii!
be at home or some person that can show
the land. The plantation has ITO acres in
cultivation, 60 acres with the second crop.
This place is well waterod and healthy, there
is a good well in the yard AMI II good spring
within l2O yards of the house, the plana-
ton is in good repair, with Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Smoke House, Corn Crib,
Barn and Thrasher, Stables, and many
other small buildings. There are two other
small settlements on the premises, with
some 4 or 5 buildings on each of them, and
n sprinT ut each place.
HENRY HANCOCK.
Sept 27 81 I'd
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF ABAD
BREAST, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of a Letter trOm Ur K. Durant, Nc,o
Orleans, Norember oh, 1853.

To PRoP. HOLLOWAY, 3S, Corner of Ann and
Nassau streets, New York: Dear Sir,-Itis with
heartfelt gratitude have TO inform you that by
the use Of your Ointment and Pills, the life of
my wife has been saved. For seven years she
had bad breast, with ten running wounds, not
OF a cancerous nature. / was told that nothing
could save her: she was then induced to use
your Ointment and Pills, when in the short space
OF three months they Effected u perfect cure,
to the astonishment Of all who knew us. We
obtained your medicines from Mrs. Wright
Co., Chatrcs st., New 0rleaus. send this from
"Hotel des Princes, Paris, although had writ
ten it at New Orleaus before we finally left, nc
that time not knowing your address at New
York. Signed, H. DURANT.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

- Who would not have an easy, neat fit
ting Boot, in preference to one which
>qucezes up the toes, and an unSightly looking
thing at that?
The Subscribers are prepared to furnish the
public with Boots aud shoes, which cannot fail
to please the most tiistidious. They have re-
Gently procured a fine lot of fine French Calf
Skins and will ensure fit to all those who will
patroniZc them. Boots made by them do not
burst open few days afterwards, but will last
as long rs boots can last; and then, whata blcs-
sing that they do not hurt the corns
Ladies' and childrcns' shoes, also manufac-
turcd in superior style.
Give us acull, and you will not regret extend
ing your patronage to, FLOYD d son.
Aug. Is, 81 5m.
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jGate Of South Carolina
LANCASTER DI.STRICT.
I'm Ioury of Inn, NM. pIeuv

&c, Bishop, vino is in the c'Gs:ody Of IL,
lerff of Lancaster District by virtue of writ of
cIpias dd satisfdceiR,i.m at the suit of Elnmons
Il Button, and Write, Griffith & Co., having filed
in my Office, together with n schedule on oath
of his estates aud effects, his petition to the
Court ofCommon Pleas, praying that he may be
admitted to the benefit of the Acts of the Gene
raj Assembly made for the relief of nsolyent
debtors. Ii is ordered that the said Emmons
Il Button, and Wright, Griffith d Co., and
all others the creditors to whom the said Eli G.
Bishop is in any wise indebted, be and they
are hereby summoned, aud have notice to ap-
pear before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House, on the 10th day of October next, to
show cause, If any they can why the prayer
Of the petition aforesaid should not be granted.
Office of Common Pleas Lancaster Disty;ct.
lie day Of Nay, 1854. J. A. STEWMAN,
N N m
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READ HIS OWN WoRDs!l
To PRoP. HOLLOWAY:

To PRoP. HoLLowAY:
SIR,-It is not my wish to become notorius,
neither is this letter written for the mere sake of
writing, but TO say that your Ointment cured me
of one of the most dreadful cutaneous diseases
that flesh is heir To, and which was considered
by all who knew me, to be entirely beyond the
reach of medicine For nine years was aifiic-
ted with one of the most painful aud trouble
some sore legs that ever fell to the lot of man;
and after trying every medicine | had ever
heard OF, resigned in despair all hope of being
cured; but friend brought me a couple Of
large pots Ofyour Ointment, which caused the
sores Oh my legs to heal, aud entirely regain
ed my health TO my agreeable surprise and de-
light, and to the astonislincnt of my friends.
Signed W. j. LANGLEY.
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PROSPECTUS.
CONCORDWEEKL,YGAZETTE

The subscriber proposes to publish In the
Town o' Soncord, N. G., q ,Weekiy Newspaper
ZETTE." VA
The Editorial Department of the "Gazettc.
will be under the management Of a gentleman
OF well known literary sttainmentr, and who will
spare no pains to make the Gazette welcome
visitor to the family, and an entertaining and
instructive companion, for the long and dresry
Winter evenings.
The "Gazctte" win be devoted 10
POLITICS, AoRfcULTURE, the AIRS ASp Sci
NcEs, LIrEkrrRH, FoREIeS AND Lo-
CAL INTELLIGENCE,
ana 10 the advancement Of the interests Of the
Town oil Concord; an. IN fine, the Publisher will
use every e1cition to make his paper in fe,ior TO
none OF tne same character in the United States.
In Politics the Gazette" win be uncompro-
msingly "Wbig."
TERMS:--Ifa sufficient number of subserib-
ers he obtained the Gazette" viii be iesbetl sbout
the FIRST OF January, 1854, in a large Twenty :
s,ght column form, printed with Entirely New
Material, ct the low price Oft W0 DOLLARS
per year in Advance.
JAMES NJ. HENDERSON.