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Common School Notice.

Common School Notice.
DY action of the Bolrd of Supcrintendents the new
ID School Districts of the County of Meckcnburg have
been adopted, and the Committee of each fully
authorized to proceed directed by law the
necessary buildings and to open their respective schools
The Board of Superintendents will meet in the office OF
the County Court Clerk in the Court House Charlotte
on the second Friday Of March, ensuing, when they
will be prepared to hear and attend to any matters of
business in regard to the Districts that may be broug
before them.
Publication made by order of the Board.
JNO. A. YOUNG, CHARM
February %, 1865. 3l-2t
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State of North Carolina.

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions January
Term, 1855.
T III. ~: I Andrews. Original Attachment.
4 appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Thomas Andrews not a resident of this State
conceas himself that the ordinary process of law
not be served him 1t is therefore ordered that pub
location be made for six weeks in the Western Democrat
printed in the town of Charlotte, for the
said Thomas Andrews to be ana appear at the next
term of this Court be held for the county of Meek
lcnburg at the Courthouse in Charlotte the 4th
Monday of April next, and cad, answer or demur,
judgment pro confesso will be taken against him.
Witness w K. Reid, Clerk of our said Court, at Office
in Charlotte the 4th Monday of January, A. D. 1855,
ana in the 18th year of American Independence.
29(Prs. fee So w. K. REID, c. C. C.
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4 Notable Fact!

OUR unsettled for year before last, and last
I year, we must have closed by Cash good Notes
right straight along cit0ut respect to persons Our
creditors make MUSIC" all occasions,
and we learnt" dance by ourselves ANY LONGER
Talk enough"
PRITCIIARD < CALDWELL
march Q, IeJ5. 33tf No Granite Row.
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State OF North Carolina.

HECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, january
Term, 1855.
''"' " vs. '"'"'"' originaI a,tochv,ent.
WIN. a. shcpprd
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Wn.
/ 4. Shepard is not Il resident of this State
cca himself that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served on him Iii therefore ordered that publication
be made for six weeks in heWcstern Democrat,
pa per published in the of Charlotte, for the said
Wm A. Shepard to be and appear at the next term OF
this Court, to be held for the county of Mecklenburg,
at the Courthouse in arlotc, the 4th Monday OF
April next, and plead, answer demur, Judgment
pr" coIfesso will be taken against him.
Witness W. X. Reid, Clerk of said Court, at Office
in Charlotte the 4h Monday of January, A. D. 1855,
and in the 79th year of American Independence
29Pr's. fee So w. K. REID, c. c. C.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

UNIUN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions January Term, 1855
'" vs. N"'' orginsl Attachments.
w. A. Sheperd. }
IT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that W. A.
Shepherd resident of this State, conceas him
self that the ordinary process of law be served
hm 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six weeks in the Western Democrat for the
said w Shepherd to appear the OF this court
to be held for the of Union the Court house. in
Monroe, on the first Monday in April next, and plead
swer or demur, or Judgment conesso, will be taken
agulnst him.
Witness J. NJ Stewart, Clerk of Union county Court,
office, in Monroe the first Monday of January, A. D. 1885,
and the 10Th u TAR of American Independence.
J. NJ. STEWART, c. UCC.
Printers fee, SCI 27:6w
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State Of North Carolia.
UNION COUNTY,

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions January Term 1855
Wrn ii. Harrill andl
wife Levlncy
}Pettion for Partition of Land.
w iliiam S. Osborne
and others.
IT appearing the satisfaction of he Court that John
Williams Alexander Wick and wife Caroline defendants in
this petition, reside beyond the limits this State; 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made for
weeks the Western Democrat notifying the said John
Williams Alexander Wick and wife Caroline personally
be appear the OF this Court, held
the County OF Union the Courthouse in Monroe on the
Is Monday of April next then and there plead answer
demur this petition otherwise the allegations therein
contained will be taken pro consso and the petition heard
exparte to them.
Witness J. NJ Stewart Clerk of Union county Court at
Office Monroe, lst Monday Of January 4. d. 1855
ard in the 18th year of American Independence.
27-6t J. NJ. STEWART, c. U. &C
printers fee So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

C0Uf q F!eas and VaaT1eT SeS5l0NS JaNUaTy Tenn, 100
\Originui Attachments,
Tho. Andrews.
1T appearing the satisfaction OF the Court that Thos
Andrews is resident OF tbs State, conceals HIM
self that the ordinary process law cannot be served on
hm therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made for six weeks i'll the Western Democrat for the said
Thomas Andrews appear he OF this Court,
be held for the county of Union at the Court house
Monroe, the first Monday April next, and Plead
swer or demur, Judgment, conlesso will be taken
against him.
Witness ]. NJ Stewart, Clerk Of Union county at
and the 79h year OF American IIdependence
27-6w J. NJ. STEW ART, c. &c c.
printers fee SGT
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Hats.

JUST received and opening splendid lot of Beebe's
y and Leary's most fashionable Fall and Winter style
HATS, together with large assortment of men and
boys CAPS, Loafer and Wool Hats, os every variety
DAVIDSON & MOSS.
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a1oO Reward.

- WAS stolen from the subscribers stable in
I'M Charlotte, Tuesday night, the 9th uIt.,
E0A beautiful blood bay HORSE, of medium size,
IN oG order, and about SIX years OF age, light name
,rI tniI sbod all round and having small portion of
white on one of his hind feet Suspicion rests upon
man who called himself here WILLIAM CLAY alias
WM CLOYD (as he is called in South CaTolina,) he
having left this place under very suspicious cIrcum
stances he IS about IS years is about feet
OF inches high, and inPs little in walking, has
dark hair and large set of wAskPrs, which
,,I.r,raud he has since had shaved eff. Whnn he left
~. he wore gray Gvercoat. He says he is Russian
by birth, but he speaks good English $50 will be
gvon for the delivery of the horse to me in Charlotte
and $50 for the arrest Of tie thief with su proof
go convict him.
NJ. d. MCLEOD.
March 9. 1853. 33-tf
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State of North Carolina.

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, January
Term, 1855.
G. w. VS. CALDWELL (osiginal Attachment
Thomas Andrews
7 appearing the satisfac ton of the Court that
L Thomas Andrews is not a resident of this State or
conceals himself that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served him 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for six weeks in the Western De-
mocrat newspaper printed in the town of Charlotte,
for tie said Thomas Andrews to be and appear at the
of this Court to be held for the county of
Mecklenburg, at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the
4th Monday in April next and plead, answer or demur,
judgment pro confesso will be taken against him.
Witness w. K. Reid, Clerk of our said Court, at
Office IN Charlotte the 18th Monday of January, A D.
1855, and in the 10th year of American independence.
29(Pr's fee Sc w. K. REL h, C. c. C.
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Jan. &c, 1858
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
UNION COUNTY.
Court of PLcas and Quarter 81 ssOns January Term 1885,
W. w. Films, ~
ThOs. II. Kimbal

Thos. II. Kimbal. \
IT appt airing satisfaction of the Court that Thos
H. Kimba is resident of this STATE, cOnccals
himself that the ordinary process of law be served
him It therefore ordered by the court, that publication
be made for weeks in the Western Democrat, for tho
said Thomas III. Kimba appear the Of this
10 be held the county of Unon the Courthouse
in Monroe the first Monday in April next and Plead
demur, Judgment pro conesso, will be taken
against him.
Witness J. M. Stewart, Clerk OF Union county Court, at
Office in Monroe, the first Monday Of January A. ID. 1855,
and the 10Th year OF American Independence
J. NJ. STEWART, c. u. &C.
Printers fee, So 276w
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Cheese.
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for rIe privately until Tues
day of May Court, and fnot sold by that time will
be exposed that day public sale the Court House
in Charlottc) THREE TRACTS OF LAND, lying about
five miles rom Charlotte, the lawyers road ons
containing 259 acres 20 acres, and the other 50
The tracts all join, and will be sold together If
necessary. They we'll watcred, and lying tho
head waters of McAlPin's Creek and is well pied to
the raising of Cotton Corn. Wheat and in fact any crop
that farmer would desire to cultivate. On the $50 acre
tract is well OF good water that fails, lots for
drOvers, good orchard, and good dwelling and other
out-,ouses and the 20 acre tract dwelling l61 by
l83 feet About 100 has been in cultivation, aud
in good repair the balance is oodland and 100 acres
is well timbered be found On the premises
is bout twelve Of excellent meadow land, and
some good bottom land be found in any
ton. Terms will be made to suit the purchaser, if pos
slbe. Any person wishing purchase, call Mr..
Taylor, the premises, who will show the lands,
the subscriber, in Charlotte
JAMES w. WILSON.
Jan &c, 1854 27-tf
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Notice

MY Notes and Accounts having been placed in the
Nl hands of 5. W. Davis, Esq, for collection, those
who are indebted to individually, or one OF the
old finn of Steele & Harry. respectfully request
ed to make settlement hy Apr! Court, if sooner
A. c. STEE! Z.
Feb 2, 1856. 254i
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state OF NOTtn CaTOliua,
lREDELL COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas &. Quarter Sessions, NoU'r Term,
1854.
Jesse Cornelius, administrator
Of John Thompson, dee'd, Petition for sale Of
VS.. Land
Andrew Thompson, John Da-
wilson & wife Elizabeth. j.
happening to the satisfaction of the Court that John
Thompson, James Thompson, - Latimore and wife,
Lefty and Christopher Thompson heirs at law of the
said John Thompson, deceased reside beyond the limits
Of this State II is therefore ordered and decrced that
publication be made in the Western Democrat news
paper published in the town Of Charlotte notifying said
defendants to be and appear at next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions be held for the county of Ire
dell the Court House in StatesviIls the rd Mon
day of February then and there 10 plead answer
dennr to plaintiffs petition, it will be heard
and judgment pro confesso taken against them.
Witness, NJ. F. Freeand, Clerk of said Court. at
Office the Bird Monday of November, A. D. 1854, and in
the 10Th year Of our Independence.
NJ. +. IRELAND Clerk.
(rintcr's fee, So % CIV
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WE'LL DOME
Horse Stolen.
5000 Reward.

S'TOLEN from the subscribers place, Middleton
} swamp eight miles from the village of O1angeburg
Oh thursday, the 18th ultlnO, a large GREY HORSE,
about Is to l. hands high has mark his Snd foot
caused by the cutting rope; he is about years
old. 4 reward of 500 will be paid tor his recovery.
Cloyd is about feet inches high. weighs about IS
pounds, has dark hair and whskers, crippled little in
of his feet and hips, he is nearly bald the
part of lis head Has brother Marion Court House,
and when last making his way towards CO.
lunbia A reward of 81 90 will be paid for the recoye-
ry of the horse and 800 for the apprehension of the
thief II. n. SMELL,
march 2, 1855 32-3w Orangcjurg {. II. s. G..
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State of North Carolina,
CASTOR County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February Term,
1855.
Anthony Titman

Anthony Titman
Petition to make Real Es-
Henry Forsythe John Fry { tate assets in hand of
and wife Jane. administrator.
T appearing the satisfaction of the court that
l John Fry, and wife Jane, not residents of this
State 1t is ordered by court, that publication be made
IN the Western Democrat for six weeks, for them to
come forward at the next court, to be held for said
county, on the 18th Monday after the 4th Monday in
March next, and answer deur, judgment will be
entered pro confesso.
Witness, j. &. Hand, Clerk of said Court, at office
the Sd Monday in February, 1855
J. G. HAND, CLERK.
Printers fee Sol 32-6t
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SIENNA FIGS.

4 GREAT desderatum in Families and to persons
y suffering from habitual Constipation, being an
agreeable and efficient Aperlent, quite paatable and
free from those principles, which make it
matter of much difficulty TO administer medicine to
children For sale at
SCARF x cos. Drug Store.
Feb 16, 1855. Soft
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State of North Carolina.

MECKLENBUKG COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, January
Term 1850
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her tAs delight q every eye and the sarson Of every
heart Fed the reelection IN the cpspsatioA Of Prov
denee that psrsons thus gifted should pass away and
more Yet 1t is consolation TO her surviving rela-
ives and irencs thai she has gone down to tomb
full Of years. in the possession OF her faculties unimpaied
TO the last and thar her whole life governed by that
maxim OF wisdom:-'Do unto Others you would have
others do unto youv
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On Thursday evening, dec. d, by the Rev Mr.. Lyon,
Mr. AInERT sIcxIrs cARoss vAsaEsDAII daughter Of
Frszee Dunhsm, Esq, ali Of this city.
On Tuesday, Dec IL, by the Raw. L. sternbreger
son NJ HERMAN TO CAI only daughter Of Henry Moses,
Esq, all Of this city.
On Wednesday evening, Dec. IL, by the Rev. Samuel
Osgood, FRANK HAMPTON of South Carolina, 10 SARAH
STRONG, daughter OF George Bax
In Albany on Tuesday, Dec H. by the Rev. Dr. Hague,
WNtrEf1rR BRrToS OF Brooklyn, 70 Mise CARoIISK a.
Palmer daughter Of W. Ward Parker, fsq, Of the former
place
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II THis VETS Tar gYs or JOHN on JAWS
d hcSuvoy hsJ Wb please SEAT tArr atdrcss
u.aA. NE1sOsg % n va srsss.
~ shs. cIAHy, WIDOW o. TIRE LATE SIM ksfy
tiAk, VII asJfes@ Byie tr4oTuinr Ns-Ys az ~
ne~p, % - - q cosf bof~l, - ChAAAn a1est hsr
On sofnsthrg T. h.. sdtanisgs
Tssrs =. ElAT.-lF JANIS w. Rial III tR~rRpA.
~ Ia ID fNe rty n New or ~gl k.ay ~ s.~sfi -
hs adwsniagc ~ caiHg ssndng Lfs aarset u a. rs
Noel, cofn.r - tr.hkfgft and al ssro stre.1.
1FE YOUNG 0fhrIraAE WHO P.CEgD u 4
NAAh~s porenprosle, opposite Brooss Bru~
~, - nafsirGt Nin co1ter A0sr
~ leAsiSg ia 10 KAst focrlss1h sueel
WHLfAf sFThhs, AGyD IN rYApa trD WHO
" lsit ~ Ksrsiee - NJ dnfH 1Ay3gf e,y1fsnAanxr IN
ffcaevay FsS 1tfk . ssp ttt an3 ~. * 80 eari
u @rrs ~ v*f--ta NtrNf4te, 10. III E.#
ARR EL. IL, - y "a IA4u .x@r1 ,1ss.
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THE TURF.

(,RNTREvTILE COURSE, j. I--TRorTfSG-wEDsrs-
~ day, December 10, at O'Clock = NJ Match 4l,0p, mle
beats bet ihree In ave 70 Hiram woodruff names
bay by Trustee Mr. II. Storms gray colt BON
Of the above belong N Monmouth county New jersey
To OF without regard weather condition Of rack
JOkI. ClNkl.IN tor
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NEWdPAPRRa.


handseues and beet amanac pubished he word. We
,appy the hade less han other No
Fcrsisn News Onoe, 50 Nassau street. Sun Suissnx.
Anew COMO PAPRR.- NOW RE DY A new WEEK.
IN ly paper, enu ed Tho New YoIk Punch s,.cniIv
MuttrAtea week George Thanpson editor ,oJbruk
Co.. publhhers E4 broadway. Jingle oopes two cents
NcwsbOys and agents supple a. . hbera reduction.
n. MADDEN, General Agent y Ann street.
DER BALTIC-PUNCnB POcKETBooK, 1891; ART
Il Journal, December; monthly parts Of Punch Househoi
Words, Beoember and all The other uonhes
= O. Mckee Manager
DARE LITERARY CHANCE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF
declining heah the proprietor Of The Philadelphia Ane
rcsn Courier viii dn3Ose NJ half Of ho establishment.
Lnue cssh whl 90 required. AddI MsMAKIN,
lA CAeanut street. Philsdslphh-
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
and all The
ENGLISH NEWsPAPERs;
ARE suPPiIED TO DEALknB CHEAPER
Zee article on EDskh Newspaper Enterprise In the Even
Ing hor, Tor December TO- which article speaks The
exclusive gemeni have made and going
10 show hal the chapest place to bus Ia Mt
CuAHLks RlLLMkR,S
Universal Eighth and Foreign Newspaper Agency, lG
Fulton street. second floor, Ne York.
ARTHUR WILMER, Agent
CHARLrs WnnER 10 South John street. llverpool Kneand
,. B-Pspers by NE Baltic slle
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Anson's Large SSxc Daguerrcotypcs for 80
s6, eeored and nice twice The size Of others taken
% eents, and equal TO hose made elsewhere for "a
AlseONF, $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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R1cturea ON Glass-Entltled the Lamprn-
ypc warranted to surpas- the Ambroypc for briancs Of
eoWhg and ro,undy Patent applied Tor tho process Pu
pth Instructed daily. Twenty i've cent dsguer reoype
iakan On the premises No. 2se broadway.
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Comb Fsctsry.-A Rich Assortment OF Tor
te sbeD dress combs q the patterns be
sssn Al A. W. SAUNDERS, ss7 Broadway.
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nAusAc at Half Pr1ce-Pfan0s ana Nesodeons,
o0 the best Boston and New York makers bargsns
Nso0nd hand planes AZ 800 Wa and t Meodeons ~,
- S6b, $50, and 500, at No. S33 broadway.
RORACk WATERS. Aren't
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Elegant ParisiAn Bridal Cards a.d n~-
s': ssaS ass D 10 he % Ss
g sis :sr:. :ns, Duane .ss :. :sA -
Br.ndies, Port, sherry, Madeira wi.es. &C.,
a.. sHpss ., iss .ns
III 'sis ;s s. e. st 49,
The One Dollar Eso.ss Lots arc Gsing
such for w..
dress wih stamp, for fun particulars, GEO A. 1HAYER.
Old Spoons, Old Forks, Old Casters, OiA
wssrs OLD s e. sss old and 81 IA "a s..: sa,rs s
good and new, JRRvis silver plating
soss 1sS .se
s q 20 s ss ss: on band
A. Grandson, who has haA Fsrty Years
sxpeytense In NE reatnsns Of Ne No. hair has renewed
e Church sr.sa Attendance from s'e'ssk A. y. %
S I1,a SsnrScs Sss NO ps1ss Free only y
'''''' ~ - = rErRIDeE CO.. Boston
BasoAelers HAIR Dye, wigs ..d To~Pses--
re best in Me World. This sn.vansd asd original eye -
I've over m .,hsrs Sors shsf S%uv,ss
sssanss 40 durability pssa,s e h ss.s y
.s.s sss s .ss :.:. 1: s.' 's'' Albany
Christadors's Hair Dye, wigs AID Toupses
sss sJ sss y ~ ss
0HRIsfADoR0's. No. s Astor Hosss.
wilkins Amielet Will Cure Badness, Pre-
tys nd ss% tho Foe e sS y PEI
Ter Boston druggists generally and The propre'ors "A Aaen
Balrard's Hair Dye Received the Premium
snd hs nG
&c n s y" ' where tho most
a.r.lsss Asas Remedy I. I. Public asns-
asy 1.oaIi Of Rhsas. lever sra .n
' I.sns aca:s1 The s.r.. y No. ~
so 81 s:I ,.I d. :s ssCs sSs Yo
aeiasr aunins assenic or And having
e M %
srs e so Of city wsS hATs in
in e 0s 4. me- e
CaIh 81 John street. Ne" York Wholesale agent and
JAS a. kIoDEs. Proprietor. Providence. RI
seved impor large and select Of
sdour boxes and beues toilet mirrors and Wicker and
sass 1s0s so s sna "a
:Ss ss
e n Hei sss.sn s importer. = Maiden An.
0UxnOo Co1ArTh SnuM mas Searching,
sosing and healing qualities essentially different from al
sAer oAtasrh snu Nay be had al following respectable
drug stores In broadway, viz Nos 1855 rs % 5, 65 666
10 and III; at Wholesale. BY STEPHEN PAUL Co., 10
Chambers street, and Of hrr. Hays Brooklyn-
Diseases or the Eye aud Ear.-Frnncss
gALTER, n. D., H. r. G. q. r. Oculis. and aurs, No. "a
9ond street N.Y Once hours IL O'Clock A. H. 10 O'Clock
H. ~ B-Dr SAlter viii forward hA publ he'd bsaers 70
my address upon Application.
The Great Inhaling Rc.edy FOR Asthma,
scDsumpon and all diseases Of Nc hreas and ng Dr. Car
~ Hy geAna. Thousands have been pessored health
by the HysanA. Principal ONCE 33 Broadway Ard
sold by G. n RING 1876 Broadway. Price only %
WIZ enAce daily from where
may be consulted free Of charge.
Hollowsy's Pills and Ointment and the
Rirs ssrnaxrsI misalon was given Coy royal letters
d OF his Majesty being cured by heir
Of nicer IN the leg wound ulcer VIII readily yed
10 their mighty Influence
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Oa.Aeo-Deguerreotyp es-Charmi Co
VILLA MsoN,s, Brooklyn.
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e1fK 10 .hs sole nanpatS~r~r ne uat.i h,nles u ne
sAovs fes Rrd pa powder proI dence boess
Depst iva Pearl sgee door below MAIDEN
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PArenolO4y.-A Private Glass will Soon
termed ri de cabinet OF FOWLER WELLS sos Broad
where ladies and gentlemen acquire practical
knowledge Of hia interesting and useful Professional
slsmnations with charts and written descriptions Of char
Ter, given daily.
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Meade Brothers have Reccived m Award
fn The great French Exhibition closed Paris. We In
vee tho public 10 exsmile Photographs &c which
eQuAled this One artists co,ors u
~ Emperor Of Rusaa King Sardinia and King Holland
Cesttcsses in galleries. x3 Broadway, doors above
House
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r~wseg Machine siik svytst%-fsrest rc<1ue-
an n prize We selling mnshne sin. cheaper shan
~xd befrr I've best qualify hsr~toor. cold II ~
scvsS i nov selling q 10 sfngls spools a 20 can't
T. NJ SINGER CO, rs BroAduy.
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HerNI0.-UnJy Fr1Le Meu0I AWArded 10
MAksB Co. by the Industrial Exhibition OF all Nations
her patent radical truss. Also the Fair the
American Institute awarded the first premium this
in 1855. References N liz valen
tine Mott walard Parker, and John NJ Carnochan.
ensive list Of Of mercantile and other
by his ru,s may be seen Al Marsh Co.'s No IA Maiden
Rpe, New York; Marsh Cories Co., No West Fourth
street Cincinnati, Ohio. Open from A. H. until sP. NJ
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TIN WIDOW rEnorT.

TIL WIDOW EEDOTT,
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