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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-21

CATAwBA COLLEGE. We are indebted to friend
for the annual Catalogue of the Trustees, officers
and studcrts of Catawba College, Newton, N. c."
The total number of students is one hundred and
nineteen-6 Sophomores, IL Freshmen, 5s in the
preparatory department, and A in the Normal and
business department. The Trustees arc John F.
Hoke, Jacob Ramsour, Jr., j. A. Reinhardt, G. P.
Shuford, F. u. Reinhardt, Geo. Setter, Jr., Danl.
Finger, T. w. Bradburn, John Coulter, @. A. Shu-
ford NJ. L. McCorkle, Geo. Barnhardt, John Will
fong, Levi Correll, NJ. Warlick, Jonas Bost, II. F.
Ramsour, and Joshua Clapp. h. II. Smith, Presi-
dent and Professor of Ancient and Modern Lam
guages; Samuel Lander, Jr, Prof of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy and E. A. Warlick, Tutor
in Languages.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. We have received cat
alogue of the University of Virginia for the session
of 1863 54, from which it appears thst there arc
four hundred and sixty-six students, fourteen Of
whom are from North Carolina. There are fifteen
principal and assistant Professors in the Institution.
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New HAsoyER. The Democratic nominees in this
County for the Legislature IRE, Owen Fennsll ESQ.
for the Senate, and s. j. Person and iThos b. vii
liams Esq, Commons. Ane1celleht ticket
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- The Raleigh Star is cndeavorng to show that
Mr.. Bragg was in favor in 1913 of the system of
direct taxes on the people to support the general
government! The Editor shows, by reference to the
journal, what no one will deny that Mr.. Bragg, who
in favor of Mr. Jones' Resolutions, voted against
all propositions to embarrass the Resolutions, and
among other things against Resolution of Mr..
Moore, which disapproved direct taxation. The Edi-
tor knows the reason why Mr.. Bragg so voted; and
yet he strives to create the impression that he
in favor of direct taxes because he could not sustain
Resolution which was put in by Federalist to
embarrass and prevent expression of sentiments
and principles by the Democrats of that Legislature,
who were in the majority. A falsehood insinuated
is quite bad falschood boldly and plainly told.
The Star is entitled to all the credit of having per-
formed the former deed
Mr.. Bragg was and is in favor of Tariff for rev.
enue and opposed to direct support the gen.
eral government. The Editor of the Star kno,cs the
.fact but he will hardly have the honesty to admit
it. His cause is so "seedy" and desperate that he
cannot afford to deal very extensively in facts or
truth. Ditto, as to the Register, Argus, Observer,
Plymouth Vager, Asheville Spectator and the like.
~ We make the following extract from the De-
troit Free Press, paper printed in free State. 1t
is sounder the question of the Constitutional
rights of the South, and in regard to Cuba, than
many Whig papers in this State:
"a CUBAN REVOLUTION. Our Washington CORES
ponden. gives the substance of important inteli-
gence received through lprivate resources from Cuba
We have private letter from another source at
Washington, advising of the same facts. The
chances are, we think, that we shall soon hear of
stirring events on the island.
We regard Cuban annexation fixed fact. Rev
olution will produce anpcxation;- and if revolution
miscarries now, shall either purchase the island
or take it. from Spain. Our relations with that gov
ernment such that should be justified in fore
ing indemnity at any time, and we do force it. Gu
ba will be the first and only point of attack single
blow will make it ours
We know that the Administration is acting with
energy this question, and we believe it will ent-
tie itself to the gratitude efthe country by the
ner in which it will conduct the affairs to success
| full issue - - -- a. s. 80
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Spain and the United lXates-71s Presid

Spain and tAs United lNdfes-7Hs President, dc.
WASHINGTON, juno H. Something definite and
anticipated in the course of the coming week For
days past the State Department and the French
legation have been discussing questions between the
two countries and it is certain that they are likely
to be arranged in q manner most satisfactory to
both.
The President intends to rusticate at Old Point
Comfort during part of the summer. DeRussys
cottage is to be fitted up for his accommodation.
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THE
pnrth-Carulilll 5tanhara
EDIToR AND PROPRIETOR.
20 prRI1sHEp WEEKLY AND sEMI-wEEKLY BIZ

u,pus OF THE WEEKLY-7aco Dollars per anmu,n
TEh' TE. ar within the first month; Two Dollars and
aa if payment be delayed six months and Three
ah ors not paid within six months from the time OF
'uHssPlygSo 'uSHSRyS OF THE SEMIWEEKLY-Four Dollars per
in advance within the first month"; Four Dollars
ss cents if payment be delayed six months and Five
ar ana if not paid within six months from the time of sub
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Terms of Advertising.

me for One Dollar and twenty cents for each
serted nserton those Of greater length in proportion
suEsements inserted in the SemW eeky Standard, will
,ras also for ADyERTISING BY THE YEAR are as follows:
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Special Message from the President.

WASHINGTON, June IL, p. NJ. 1t is now under
stood that special message will be handed in to
Congress tomorrow in reference to Cuban affairs.
The message will ask for an appropriation to enable
our government to send out two ENJOYS to Spain as
special commissioners with reference to the difficult
ties existing between the two countries.
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Laterfnou Asrioo

8 7wAsn1SerGs June 1s-10PsM Itfs ruinofed
that Santa Anna has sent back the treaty with fur
ther amendments A special bearer Of dispatches
is now on his way to Washington. = - :
The New Hampshire Legislature have refused to
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-21

STILL LATER The Arabia arrived at New York
on Tuesday. Cotton hId dado1ue,d one. fourth -four
had adcanced 6d-corn firm.
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n. c. RAnRoAD. The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of this Road win be- held at Hillsborough
during next month. We believe on Thursday the
18th. Advertisement Of the day win of course be
mades s - - - ts 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-17

LYoN's KATHAIRoN-For preserving, re-
storing, cleansing. and Identifying the Hair, alevia-
ting Nervous Headache and curing eruptive diseases
of the Skin. Its reputation, co-extensive with the
civilization of the globe, makes all praise superhuous,
all exaggeraon impossible; and since its discovery
has found no substitute to compete its incontested
isshonorable citizens from all professions of life
the leading journals of Europe and America-adies
who have used it upon their dressing tables and mo-
theirs in their nurseries-in fact its million patrons
everywhere. from plebeians to kings, pronounce it
the most pleasing and effective article either as a
medicinal OF toilet preparation ever produced. Do
not fail to give it trial. Price but Is cents.
D. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
myS-1m 16I Broadway, N. Y.
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BURNING OF THE CoNvKNr.-The Mobile News Of
the 9Th inst, has the following: s2
At about four O'Clock this morning, the Convent
buildings, situated near two and half miles from
the city, on the Spring Hill Road, were discoveredt to
be on fire. 1t seemed, on examination, that the
stable had been on fire In the rear, and some of the
other buildings being of wood the fire was quickly
communicated TO them, and in . very short time,
all, except the Academy building, were laid In
ashes. With great exeriions the Academy was
saved. No lives were lost, or injuries sustained,
and the school will be continued % usual
No suspicione, we learn, are attached, - yee,
to any person. yet It il hoped the incendiary may
be discovered = 20 20 @%@as it4s'.
The furniture was nearly all saved. There was
no insurance on the buildings, and the loss y Of
course heavy.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-Fellow Citizens-I offer myself again as a
candidate for re election to the office Of SRERIFF
trust have been discharged your entire satisfac.
ton.
Should it be your pleasure to re-elect me, will
my best efforts pc rform the duties of the office
with promptness and fidelity.
mvS THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
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WHEN DEATH is at the door, the remedy
which would have ed lfe it red in time
comes too late. Do not trife with disease Rely
upon It. that when the stomach will not digest food
when faintness and lassitude pervade the sy stem
when the sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble the
mind iethargc, the nerves unnaturay sensitive and
the head confused-rely upon 1t, that when these
symptoms occur the powers of vitality are falling
and that, unless the mischief is promptly checked
life ,rW be shortened well rendered miserable
Now, we know from mass Of testimony greater than
ever before accumulated in favor Of one remedy
that HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs, prepared by
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson. Philadelphia, will immediately
abate, and, in the end entrly remove all of these
disorders surely as a mathematical process win
solve problem Who, then, will endure the agony,
and the risk of life, with health and safety within
reachl my Is d. CIV
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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes Bags, Ma
chinery, Linen &c made to order.
M G.. WHITMAN,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th street, between Main and Gary
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DIR. EDWARD C. DREW, offers his profess
sional services to the public. May be found at all
hours at the Richmond Hospital Broad street. Church
Hill. ap22dIm*
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,

- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
excseds cenneeseiy that Of all the Daily papers Of
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8 dtd

NOTICE The Annual Meeting of Stock
holders of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company. will be held at the Company's Office in
Richmond, on TUESDAY, 30th May, at IL O'Clock
NJ JOHN WILLIAMS,
ap % Stawtd Treasurer.
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ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual meeting
of the Stockholders of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company will be held at
the Depot of the Company, in Richmond, on WED.
NESDAY, 51st May. 1854, at IL o'clock M.
Office Richmond, r. p. r r. Co.,
Richmond, April 29th, 1854.
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A CERTIFICATE FROM ONE OF OUR VIZ
LIAMsBuRcH FKIEHDG

New YoRK, August So 1882
hope every one whether adult or child. who may
have reason to believe they troubled with worms
will take Dr. MLANEs CELEBRATED VERMIFucE.
firmly believe it is one Of the greatest worm de-
stroyers OF the age--certany the extraordinary
l know of.
child of mine. about five years old has been trou-
oied with worms about six months back we could
get nothing to relieve 1t until came across DIR.
MLane's Vermifuge, of which we gave but small
quantity. The result, however. was extraordinary.
The child passed over three hundred worms.
Mr.. LENT, WiIliamsburgh Long Island
s. The above valuable remedy, also Dr. NJ.
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, can now
% nsc az al respectable Drug Stores in this city.
take none but DR.. MLANE'S vERMIFUGE.-
All Others IN comparison are worthless.
PURCELL, lADD CO., Drussista
my 15-d&clw RicbmonS "
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Far six buildingsin Talladegs, Ala. were de-
slroyed BY IRE ! lev daysag The sunsrsys are
Measss stamps 4 Ktmbeil. q. G. PtltA Mr.. Sim
moas Mr.. skasg and Msssn. c0van Pass. -
Four horsss were coussus1. bsaidss alsrss anosst
Of valuable property h ~ tunatsga Y e 8
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T. J. CARSON d Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. s.
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good assort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand. and
for sale at lowest market prices. ie le-ly
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THE CONDITION OF CUBA.

The Havana correspondent ofthe N. o. Picayune
asserts that the recent decree ofthe Captain Gene
raj of Cuba has for its ostensibe the stoppags
of the slave trade, while its real design is to pre-
pare for the final step of negro emancipation. The
correspondent also says complete panic exists in
Cuba. The foreign merchants are sending their
families away fearing some great impending evil;
while the monetary affairs of the island are in q
state of ENHANCEMENT and dissrus is extending on
every hand. 'pt
What adds to the panic is the MANAGING aspect
of affairs with the United States on account of the
Black Warrior affair." and the knowledge of the fact
that the Captain General has the royal decree au
thorizing him to declare the immediate abolition Of
slavery on the declaration OF war by the United
States, and even the issuing of letters of marque
by it against Spain, if he should deem it proper to
do SO. Every one is convinced of his willingness
to issue the decree even to day.
There have been sent to the United States, by the
Isabel of the 22d ult., colonel of engineers, late
an officer under the Military Secretary, and several
officers ofthe army, for the purpose of watching the
movements of the Government at Washington and
of the fillibusters in the South. They have double
passports. as civilians and as military officers.
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FROM SANTA FE.

rhoM DAN "a r
The latest advices from Santa Fe are to the 2sth
ut. The Santa Fe Gazette gives some very inter.
estng particulars relative to the Indian difficulties
portion of which we copy
letter from Mr. James Dawson, OF this city. at
present at Ell Paso, route for California, under
date OF 9th April, says:
By the Santa Fe mall which has just come in /
learn that desperate fight occurred at Taos New
Mexico, between two companies oi U. s. Ora
goons, under the command of Capt. Magruder
and Lieut.. Davidson. and large party of Apache
aud Utah Indians, (about 300 warriors.) The loss
of the United States troops were forty killed ia.
Guiding two officers, ten severely wounded, aud
only eight escaped. The Indians were all well
armed; and from all we can learn were prepared
for hostilities Those who escaped were desired
to go home and inform their master that when he
wanted to fight again they would be found ready.
LArER.-From another letter we learn that 800
Utah and apache Indians are killing off the Nava-
jos, and are well armed and ready to light gene
raj war Is expected. ,a s
Ia Fe Gazette, of the 25th, that on the I'd Colonel
Cooke, commanding at Fort Union, sent out Lieut.
Bell with his company of dragons, (thirty-three
men) besides Capt Sykes and Lieut. MAXWELL
They struck the Indian trail, and about l0 o'clock
came up with party of about thirty warriors
painted and ready for light coming up at full gal
iop. Lieut.. Bell and party advanced and met them
and ordered them to surrender. This they refused
to do, whereupon Lieut.. Bell ordered his men 70
charge and take three OF their best horses, and
their Chief Lobo. This made the Indians furious
and fight ensued, in which two soldiers and fve
Indians were killed. including their Chief Lobo.-
The Indians turned and fed. leaving behind them
their bows, arrows, iances, &C.
Kit Carson the Indian Agent, started from Taos
onthe 2sth, with Maj. Blake's command, in pursuit
Of Utah Indians who had been committing depre-
dstions
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THE DEATH OF THE MARaurs or ANaLxsrY.-
Henry William Psget, Marquis Of Anglesey, whose
decease is recorded in the news by the Canada,
was born in 176a. He early entered the Brifish
army, and served in Flanders under the Duke Of
York, and subsequently In the Peninsula, whsres
he distinguished himself by . series of brilliant
achievements. At Waterloo he evinced much
skill in command and personal daring, which cost
him aleg. The N. Y. Post says:
"He was elected a member OF Parliament and
subsequently succeeded, the death of his father,
to seat in the House OF Peers as Earl of Uxbridee
During the trial of Queen Caroline the wife Of
George the Fourth, he took the unpopular eide
against the former 1t Is related that on one occa.
sion, being surrounded by crowd who insist.
ed upon his shouting fer his Queen, he after hold
ing out as long spossble, exclaimed, The Queen,
then-may all your wives be like heri He held
office under Canning, and was made, by the Wei-
lngton cabinet viceroy OF Ireland, where his rule
was judicious, conciliatory and popular. He was
an early advocate for Catholic emancipation. The
marquis was divorced from his first wife, who was
daughter Of the Earl of Jersey, and he subse-
quently married the daughter ofthe Earl Of Car.
digan.' Us g! ilS .5sss s.. st.sFsgss 4.L6, q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CLEMMITr e. F0RE, Book AND JOE
PRIsrERs Corner Main and 18th streets, execute to
order every description Of BOOK AND JOB PRINT.
ING. on accommodating terms, and with neatness
and dispatch, la5s my 9-Im
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK @. RUFFIN, Secye-
tdryo The Virginia State agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public al
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in Virgi1ia and the Southern and Western
States.
Office-at the Office of the Tirginia State Agyeul-
torat Society, No lis Main street.
n. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT.
Ofice-as above. fe 8-ts
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BATHS! BATHs!! BATHS Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres-
sing, Shaving and Shampoonng Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on lth street. sss
Single Bath Is cents, or five tickets for 81.
my2
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The ranaor that ths Queen Of Easland was TO pay
. sisk 10 the Enpsror of FRANCE. N Nay, was san'
founded.
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ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-Oficeo on Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond Va mol
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UST RECElN ED, ON CONSIGN-
~ MENT-Fifteen Splendid Gold English Lever
HUNTING WATCHES, with chronometer adjusted
balances, real ruby and diamond jewels These
watches greatly superior to any usually found in
THIS MARKET and are from the best English ms kers
fersohs in want of really fine Hatch request
ed TO call and examine those, together with q large
variety OF other English Lever, Duplex, Chronome-
ter, Anchor and Cylinder Watches.
nv 9-ts ETIAS HALE In6 Main ar
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negro, named Simon Warrington, aged 1a5 .,
years. is exhibiting in Cincinnati His propristorss
claim that he was formerly asiavs Of George wash
ington. ,ga,.f AZ sssss4s,g i ss,sss
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fs lis CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
CAMUEL ID. DENOON. Bell and Bras

SAMUEL ID. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, ON Main, between 9th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu-
siness in all its various branches.
BELLS for churches, ships, railroads. taverns, and
all kinds Of House Bells made to order.
From the large number of Bells that have made
Ia the last 20 years. and their superior tone and
Iity, can my friends that they equal to
any made in this country. | shall always keep on
hand re gular supply of all kinds of BELLS, &c
~ All kinds of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry Business promptly attended Bell, Brass and
sli the various kinds Of Metallic Castings done at the
shortest notice and the lowest rates.
n. b. The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS. fe 25-Sm*
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GUY GAuGER,S OFFICI

CITY GAUGER'S OFFICE,
No. 40 Cary street, opposite Gas Works. :
As will be seen from the above, haveta
ken an OFFICE opposite the Gas Works Any OF
ders left at my office will be promptly attended
either by myself or Mr.. Fox.
ap Palms SAMPSON JONES.
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five hun
~ dred Enamel.d CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prces.-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his
and patterns, such square topped Gothic Liptic,
Circle, &c, with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum
mer Pieces, &C.. to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctuay attended to and carefully packed.
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices with the usual dis
couuts of, cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be-
tween 9th and 9Th sts., Richmond, Va.
fe 90 Sm* SAMUEL ID. DENOON.
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To THE PUBLIc-The number of IRE
medable evils caused by the use of "Hair Tonics'
paraded before the public in the newspapers suggests
to the manufacturer of the celebrated FLETCHER IS
HAIR Tonic" the propriety of cautioning the public
His practical experience with the hair satisfies
him of the great utility of the "FLETCHER HAIR
TONIC and the very great danger of using any other
without being fully of its chemical properties.
1t is melancholy indeed to the most beautiful of
natures ornaments dried, shrivelled, and wasted
away by the improper use of articles called Hair
Tonic.
The genuine FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic is seld by
Bennett Beers, A. Duval. John H. Blair Thomas
Wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
JOHN JOHNSON.
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TRACT OF LAND IN

CHESTERFIELD, 81 MILES FROM RICH.
MOND FOR SALE.-We will sell a valuable tract
of Land in the county of Chesterfield, 8! miles from
Richmond, the old River Roed, and front IA
mile on the James River, coutsining 76i Of
Land, about 200 acres of which are cleared and in
cultivation, oud of which about go acres good low
grounds balance, $500 acres) in pine and oak growth
II can conveniently be divided into two farms, has
springs in abundance of good water, and very heal
thy has large beds of granite quite convenient to the
river has on it mill, (wster power, about 100
yards from the river; and all the buildings necessary
Tor farm, except dwelling.
The soil is good and easily improved, having good
clay foundation.
The terms one-third cash: balance at l and 2
years for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
d trust deed.
,bI7 GODDJN 4 AppERSON
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No charges for a trial.

DISCRETION Is THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
bugged and deceived by moonshine advertisements.
Be wise and call on Mr.. F. E. MOULSON and have
tire satsa con or no sale to all who may give him
their kind patronage.
have on hand, at present, very handsome as
sorment of Fancy Cases. Medalions Breast Pins and
Finger Rings all of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
customers.
Pictures from 81 to $75.
FE. MOULSON,
fe IL Hall of Science, Ito Main st.