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PERNrcIous INSECTS.


Il. Glover, the distinguished entomnlogist,
with the Agricultural Department
II the Patent Office, bis laicly furnished the
National Agricultural Society with i mast
interesting essay on destructive insects aHl
birds and he eHioins our farmers to study
their habits. lie say.:
~ close study IL the habits aud transior.
nations Of any Gne oi the pcrnieinus insects
thall woim, wheat midgc, caterpillar, Sc. by
the practical and intelligent farmer would
prove not only source Of great pleasure, as
leading him to a kcencr sense ul the bcauteDus
and eonderlul works Of nature, as cSempli-
fed in the singular transformation. insect
undergo, before they assume the perfect ur u II
state, but also 4 source ol great profit. as by
experimenting upon them IL all tic stages ul
slcir existence lie might perchance discover
some practical mcthud by which their exter
mination could bc elected. Indeed Il i.
absolutely necessary that farmer shuIld be
able to recognize ile insects tir destroy III.
crops, in all their saricus aud wonderful
transformations. before any cilertual remedy
can be applied as IN one stage Of their life
they may be suffered 20 live aud enjoy them
selves, nay, even sometimes be protected
whilst IN another stage we pcrsccute aud de
struy them By every means III unr power
For example, the beautiful butterfly of III,
popiiio asterids. humane aud Kind hearted
farmer unyerscd in entomology, who shoElt
see lis children chasing and Killing the beau
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Important 10 Uiteat GroWers IN North Caro-
lima.
At the meeting Of he Scientific Association
In Albany, this summer. sumo private ron
versation cnsued upon the comparative mer-
its Of the grains grown in the West, North
and South. II was observed that Southern
flour had largely the preference in the West
lndes and South America, on account Of its
beng dryer and keeding better in hot eli
mates.
4 gentleman who attended the Worlds
Fair IN London, at once remarked that the
finest -four he ever saw was made of North
Carolina wheat, and ground at mills 10 New
York. Reing solicited to submit the observa-
tion 10 writing, llr. Elwyn, Of Philadelphia,
well knawn for the interest he takes IN agri.
culture and every thing connected Wit, the
useful arts, at once drew up a certificate, Of
which the ensuing is copy:
:" have been desired, by DR.. Gibbon Of
North Carolina, 10 record the following fact
as interesting to the wheat grower. Of that
State. While acting rs chairman Of the com
mittee '0n articles used as lbuh. during the
exhibition at the Crystal Palace, | Was struck
with the quality Of the bread offered lof exa-
mination by Hecker & Brother Of \. York. IL
was the whitest aud best ever saw lacked
being iarmer--the very natural question,
as 10 where they procured their grain: aud
was told that the bread was made OF -four
from North Carolina wheat; and 10 my lur.
lher astonishmenf, was also informed that,
III their opinion, the best wheat in the Unltcd
States was ttat of North Caroiina.
(sigl ed.) A. l.. ELWYN.
Altany, y. T., August rs, 1856.
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titul black aud yellow >pottel butterfly that
was lifting joyously over his vegetable gar>
den, IN the spring or early summer, apparently
leading . life Of mere harmless pleasure,
wnud, no doubt, reprove them for wantonly
destroying such pretty, harmless insect /;
and il the truth was known, this pretty and
much to be pitlied insect is the parent of all
these nauseous smelling green and black spot
ted worms that later in the season destroy
bis parsley, celery, parsnips, and carrots.
Yet BY merely crushing the parent fly at one
blow early N the season. before il has depos-
he'd its eggs, he would be spared the yexatou
of either seeing his plants deynured and seed
destroyed, or having the dlsagreeable task OF
picking Oft, one by one, some hundreds Of
caterp.llars later in the season. This fact
will be more apparent when ! state how in
credibly fast some insects multiply, especial-
" in the warmer climate of the South, where
there is little fr,st TO destroy vegetable life,
aud there are several generations in one sea.
son, DR.. John Gamble, Of Tallahassee. Fla.
assisted by myself, dissected a female ball
worm moth or miller IAN insect, which in the
caterpillar state is most destructive to cot
tun,) AMI we discovered mass Of eggs,
which when counted amounted, at the least
calculation, to five hundred, duly hatched,
for the first generation, say one.hai males,
the rest females, the second generations, il
undisturbed. would amount to 1000, and
the third be almost incalculsble.
NV, these mother flies are not ye,y nu-
merOus early in the season, owing To the
birds dcyouring them, the rigor Of winter,
and yarinns other accidental causes. and il
pactical means were found to destroy them
as early in the spring as pnssihe, the i'm.
meese rayages Of the second and third gene.
rations might b. prevented. In one female
tgccticu,) case or hang. worm 50 destructive
70 ihr shade trees, | counted nearly eight
handred eggs, although the specimen was but
snall Npw. were all these cases taken from
every infected tree IN the winter, when they
can more easily be seen, 0wiug to the fall ol
the leaf, and then Immediately burned, the
trees woald be comparatively fee next sea-
son; and by following this plan for one or two
years more, the work growing gradually less
and less, the insect might finally be exter.
minated, na,much as the female never leaves
her case, hut forms her nest Of eggs inside !;
and yet these noxlnns pests are suffered year
by year to increase, wAcn 50 little trouble
would destroy them.
0lher insects. again. have other hablt,
which. il tuilY known, would likewise lead
20 then destruction 0Jua,Ris Res.sfae.
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4 Nix u MAN PRGAcmNg.

Mr. Thorpe al, one II Whitiieid'' mp.t
insulting oppspr,; anil possessing an 90.
usual talent lur mia,icry. be nai unlr iutes.
rnptcd his .erinsl, IL pu5l,c, put fidicalril
thpm IN priratr--in c0nyt.ial, theatrical elr.
cles. On unc occasion ii slrh q gathering
fnt pleasure. reyclry. and wii, be. sad tlitc
uf his companions. Ind . wager, lnr The INST
effective imitation II WhithcId's pfeagbsa.
Each was 10 open lie Bible At rutlpu, and
~ cxtempnrc harin-ue lrlm tll. hest verse
tlat presented tsrli, anI tata lleasp Wrf'i -
aliuIlgc tie prize aiterhearngall. flanpr' y
three competitor. eich weai tbtoaglt tlit me
with imrious bulpunert. aud th.a i eaat
his tarn. They hid tic table s1F tie res.
trum. and. a. he stepped upon il, capiiLnt
oC his superior ability, rhrOpe exclaimed
Il shall beat yon all They handed lat tiic
Bible. aud wilea lie opened il. tie invisible
providence Of Gul dlrcctel his eSr, at the
i iir.t glance, IL these words Except Nc &c.
peni. yc shall all likewise perish lie read
thc words but the moment hc uttered item.
he began to see aud feel their impurt. The
sword of tie Spirit il tiat passage went
through his soul as Hash Of lightning, reveal
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A FEST or cnRIsTIANIrY.

4 Christian gentleman had occasion TO tra-
vel through nealy and lhnly settled pact Of
he Western country; hi, cnmpauinn was 4
nan uf intelligence. but Of infidel principles,
who was fond cf discussion and tied To bcgnile
lie way by urging Arguments against the lraiil
Of the Christian religion. The lhinly peopled
section Of the country which they were passing
WIS inhabited by . people Of bad reputation,
anil il had been rumored that travellers had
suffered fatal violence from them wlen they
aere within their power
As laverns were unknown, nur irarelfrs were
compelled 10 trust 10 tie hospitality ol those Of
whom t!iey could not hut entertain secret fear.
On une occasion a. tie evening closed il, tbey
sought lndling plac5 ~ iolctllin, ftr rrmoic
ron oIhc hahitatan.. They anticipated bot
ltulr comlna md were induced q believe that
It wuuldbr i measure IL >4lety ID watch glter.
Uttely lhr ueh the night.
As they wyte about 10 lelre 10 tleir rude
he'd. ne iosi wAose eStiiar had cNcllcd their
tb.tust, rtrrec ed ~ hill, taok Gown sn
nd aud mach w5rn Bible, and informing lis
sisiints thar il wa, hi cn. IN % worship God
III lis Family, We r. "a ut tfsy ! il .imp.e
. naHnef IS h. >eru lile t-lr "a ~ lhs lr4tel.
let- Tues rrtHrI ~ f,.t i 1T ,1uutlty, ant
thought nn III re ii Ilrsnate ,saithing.
VI lie morning lie ChrsitIn requested liz
tatilpi cnbpanU1 10 <4y whether the religious
eNrfoi,e, TIE preceding rseuiug had uot ai-.
pcirl every pasiieic u ,iIs'ru,t 81 thtir hnsl'.
riaraarf, sui hal np, fhaAlu lin 10 close
hts eyes IN lilr nli.l confident sreuiiiy.
llt was etulpnEiy emba ta.scd by tie ques-
tin,, huI At lat he cailHlly ars nowlel2rd that
ihe sgii pt The Bible hai secuted hra sound
nahf's rsi. iiec was tt.fimoDy Xitl,d
fnn az filtl III lagar ut e lgtiienrs u re-
IL, ui winch he .rrpilrat assai5ti. lie could
uol haibuf lear oi violence from anr who was
IL 'ht han, = ddi'y htniWs j. k4ee before
aai. 'lut ,cty rteasuI ~ lie ldnily altar,
ftulttcd Ibp bnnse sccnre asylam. Who
unaiI nui b. q Christian, lilo can bc an
luautit IH. It4. ti.igg.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

rZNIE subscriber oilers io sale the on hich
he now resides. II Is destatle situation, one
mile from south Lowell Academy. healthy as any III
Ofange. The Land Is in a good ,tsie Of cultivation.
we'll adopted 10 Corn. Wheat and Tobacco. On tie
Land is good Gtsnery and Tobacco Barns. besides
every other out house necessary. with afge and con.
ycn,rnt Dwelling. well arranged or boardeis Ii has on
sit fso a valuable Apple Orchard Persons wishing
10 purchase will DO well 10 call the Subscriber aud
view the premises. The terms vii bs mace aecommodl.
ting.
JAMES WOODS.
Fsbnsry &c. AZ
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From tie Pennsylvania Inquirer
THE FORCE OF EXAMPLE--PARENTs AND
CHILDREN.

"The pehhI, III I'll. strcamlci's cnursc.
Hath tufncl tic bel Of many a river;
A lew.lrnp - ihe baby yplani,
Hath watpti Tie gitnt olk forever"
The causes aud the remedies Cor crime,
are always subjects Of the deepest interest 10
phiIanthropisls. L is impossible TO tenler
human nature ncrlect. but there 10 scrtes''.
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LONG 4 CAIN
FehmaIy 26.

LONG & CAIN
gIAyE just received and niIr lot -ae, la.ge ysri-
eiy Il Periumets. &c. u tie best quality anoug
which are the iol1sing:
Cologne. rsIlei yinlgaf, Ltssndtr Wa.r. vttltna
Gemnrum and Bay Nsi.f.
Tine Extracts, BARN & llIf Bsliainr Eal W uoiai
r.on, inc fJnih Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wa-h. Paste fif the Teeth,
Eia Lustflic, very fnr IL. LYONS kaihnian.
tirlr fnr tie Hair, Hiltf's EAsel-ior fufni.
i.ip SIlsr. inre pnlisa.
FIacy SOsp.. Trpol Polish.
shaving soaps phiiefnns..
Coll Cream. P1mtdr Dttiac
Esypiiln H4r nse,
Fancy Letter & Note Paper ppfkttink.trAs
Enselnpes Sir,l Pens.
Letter and Faolrrap Papcr luk
Backgammon Boani.. Hois boxes
Writing Desks, fahas.
PVn Monies bisktts &e. tN
November GO. ca
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Wall Paper and Fire Screens, also
rlsin and oil tcofed Window Shades.
atJ. T.. TURRENTlNE & SON..
Apdl -. 4i-'
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Ias,SAnLE RrisnN.--fhrtr Or foar
timr. couple appeared bclort eiergtman
for mltriage bat tic bridegroom "as drunk.
and be refused to tic the knot. On the last
OCCASION lie expressed bs surprise that - rc
specialize looking giii was MT ashamed to
appear at The allar Witli tnan III such state.
The poor girl broke into tears. aud aid she
could not hrlpil. And why pa. I lnquit
ell the minister. "liecau.e. sit, be won't
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
The Great Purifier Of the. Blood
grIE DESur A 4 ,nIA.n - -, ,-n-n.r,-

rstt X.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood
THE BEST ALTER ATIyE KNOWN !,
AOt Particle of heytury ii
An infallibe remedy for Sc,o,ua, King. Evil Rbeums
iism, Obsnale Cutanenus EFupnons Pimples or Pos
tulcs On the Face, Blo,ehes, Boils Ague and Fe.
yer, Chronic Sore Eyes Ringwnrm VI Teller
ScaIl-head, Enlargement and Pain Of the
Bones and Joints. Sab Rheum, Stub
born Ulcers, syphi'ic Disorders,
and all diseases arising from an
njadicions use Of Mercury,
inprudence in l.ife,or
lmpuriiy OF Blood.
This great alteiatiye Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood is now used hy ousands of grateful patients
from all parts of the United States, who testify daily to
the rinarkibe cures performed by the greatest of all
medicines, "CtRTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
Nrnfalsl, rheumatism, Scrofull, Eruptions on the
Skn Liver Diselsc, Fesers Ulcers odd sores Affection
Of the kilneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female Com
plants Pains and Aching 81 The Bones and loinls arc
speedily put 10 flight hy using this nestimshe remedy.
For al diseases the Blood nothing has yet been
found TO compare with IT, II ceanscs the system Of al
impurities. acs gently and efficiently on the Liver and
kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
stomach. makes The skin clear and healthy. and restores
the Constitution, enieehled by disease broken DOWN
by The ercessesoi youth ios pristine sgnr an .tungh
For the nisElsks oF fEsALEs i Is peculiarly appica.
bic, anil wherever il has become known Il rrguliry
prescribed with the happiest ELECTS Il nsigoraies lle
weak and debilaie and npans elasticity 10 the warn.
out frame, clears the kin aul raves lie patient flesh
and healthy; single bottle ofihis ncsiimsbe remed,
il worth sli The so-caled Sar.a.arlas in existence
The large numher Of certificates which We have &c.
ceiyed from persons fom a parts Of the United states
Is the hest evidence that there is no humbug about IL
The Press, hotel keefers, magistrates, physicians and
pubic meH well known the commrniiy III add their
testimony TO the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and getan Almanac and readihe
details q astonishing cures performed by cARfER's
SPANISH MIXTURE. Us sosr cisEs wHrRg EyK.
Rr THISs fLsE HIB sIgSGLLf FAILInN The limits Of
an advertisement vii not admit their full insertion.
WM. $. BEERS & Co. Proprietors,
No 30i, BrOairGy Netc York,
To whom all orders must hc adltcssed
for sale hy Druggists and Country Merchants in oil
psrts Of the United states and tie Csnalss. aud l,y
Long &. Cain, Iiillshoroush; A. McAlpine. Ynn.
ccysille; W. &. J. n PaSlor Leashurs; T. ]. Patrick,
Greensborough; ]. ". Field, JamestoUn.
July, IS, film
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SrAR IN DAuGHTER's CRowN.-The Rev.
Daniel Baker Of Texas relates the follow
ing:
During revival in, sweet little
girl named Sarah went home full Of what she
had seen and heard; sitting at the table with
the iimily she asked her father, who had
been to church. but was very wicked man,
whether he ever prayed. He did not like
the question, and in a very angry manner re-
P;is,i. s. j. ,0u, mUlist aunt sail
that put you up to that, my little girl. - No,
papa said the little creature, +" the preacher
said all souipeople pray and those who don't
pray amt going to heaven. Pa, do You pray:"
This was more than her father could stand.
aud in rough way he said. j" Well, you may
20 vouruwn way and shall go mine" "Ps,s
sad the litte daughter, with simplicity,
:" which way are YOU soing:' This question
pierced his heart. 1t flashed upon him that
he was in the way to death. lie started from
his chaii and burst into tears. Within few
days he was happy convert, and believe
he will appear IN heaven as star IN the iittlc
daughters crown Of rejoicing.
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A CA R D.

10. ROBERTSON, DnNTlgT,
LAYING located in EIillstorough respectfully Of.
ers his professional services 10 the czens of The
town and surrounding connleY. lie can produce sails.
actory testimonials d his skin in the profession.
Office al the Union Hotel. When requested, fam.
lies will be waited attheir residence Charges rea.
sonable.
Dr. R. will be in Chapel Hill the first week in
each month.
February IL. 90
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SOLD at ilta Manufactured q Itnits-pI hvlloAhf
so Maiden l,snc. New York, and gii strand, London
shl by a feape table Druggists and Dealers ~ Med.
cinca throughout The unilcSats and the
ia boxes. AZ % cents, GsI cents. and 81 each.
49, There is q considerable saving BY taking ths
larger Sizes.
~ D. Directions lof the guidance Of patients 10 eve
" disorder arc ailixej 10 each Boz.
september 90. 1--slH
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vicllon ni his own guilt, as a sinner against
Nod, seized bold upon him, and conscience
was aroused, as it sometimes il, suddenly and
unexpectedly, AMI always will be when God
sets our sins before us n the Iight Of lis coun-
tenanc. The rctribstou in that passage he
felt was for himself, and is tcrrnrs rlared
upon him in array against his own soul. Dat
OF ths rapid and overwhelming conviction, he
preached to his comrades.
=" The truths q! guilt, death, eternity, and
the judgment 10 come, were never proclaimed
~ Slnomler aspect, for there was no mixture
OF grace with them. Yet he frequently after
wards declared, that if ever in his life he
preached bt the assistance Il the Spirit of
God, il va, then. The whole slaiect was re-
vca|cd before him; tie necessity oirepentance,
the threatened pcrd iian Of the soul, the ter
rOrs 0l the second death and he preached tn
his cpnpauions, guilty, reprobate and diving,
as himself reprbDate and diving. His Eery0r
and tiGe Increased a, he went on, and the
sympathetic gloom Of hi- audience deep.
eucd the convictions ef his own soul; the
sentences Tell Tram hrs fps with such in-
Il and burning majesty, and such point,
pugeme}, ant power 0i iangaa.e that, us ba
aiterN ards related, Il seemed To HIM a, #
hi, hair would stand erectwith terror, a. their
aN!alness. II was as a blast from the lake
banning with fire and brn,tpne. Yet no
man interrupted him, for all felt and saw,
from the soemnity Of his manner, what an
overwhelming impression there was upOn him;
aud thuush their astonishment deppened into
angry and awful gloom, beneath the horrid
glare of his address, yet they sat speIl,bnuni
listening and gazing at him; and when lie
descended from the table, profound silence
reigucd in the whole circle, and not one
word concerning the wager was uttered.
Thorpe instantly withdrew from the company,
without uttering word and it is needless to
say, never returned totlat society. Bot, after
a season of the deepest distress and conflict,
passed into the full light Of the Gospel, aud
at length became most successful preacher
oI its grace Caeevr's Life Of Cooper.
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EEMATE cnMrLAlNTS.

No Female. young Old. should be without this eclc-
hralcJ medicine. Il tecrccts and requisites The mcuihs
courses 81 a priio.. acting IN many cases lke charm
II j. aso the lest aud safest medicine that ~ given
10 chlIen II al agcs. aud ior any complaihl
qnenily no family should Be without i.
Holow0ys piHs ~ he Besf Rtmtdg knona Ii ne
,rosid Tor he fpilgtcigg Disepsst
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rIIEsE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
GENERAL DEBILITY. Ill llEhLTn.

Many 81 The most drspoiir Governments hayc oicnrd
their custom houses 10 The introduction Of these Pill.
ihat hcy nay hccomr hc medicine q tie masses Jsatn
cd Colleges admit that this medicine u THE best remedy
known Tor PERSONS u delicate hcalh. % ahctC he
system ha- bren impaired, s in,gofaug ptorriiics
.s..... r q. .ff..,l ..fIrg
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! n Armenian Mrs Jno DArmstrong Mrs Julia
Visa Antsell Miss Mary Arnold Mrs Roberto
rphal Armstrong Miss, Ma Arthur Mrs, 10th ST
Y rion st Awkward Anne
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JENNINGS, JFwrrRy STORE, NO. "a FULTON
81 select assortment watches jewelry all
yer and plated constantly hand Al very low prces
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LIST OF LETTERS
1euaining tn tho New York City Post once,
Friday, July n, 1856.
LADIES' LIST.

Psbshed eaclusyeiy the NSw YoRK HERALD by Act OF
Coagresse ap~ havs the largest circulation Of any papsr
~ Uosf.f Sfofes.
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Shares Hannah
Starkey Mrs Sarah
shaw Mrs J asnes
6he ahan Elien
Seeker Mrs. Robert
Steel Mrs, Bowery
Sweetman Harriet
SweeneyMissMasg'l
Schefiier Caroline
Shells Miss Mary
Spencer Mrs Henry
Shepard Hannah N
Sheridan CAtharine
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Stirling Mlss L, Wn
liam 81
SsnithMrs ,Mulbelry
ST
Smith Mrs M Il
Smith Ann. 18th at
ASnith Mrs Anna r
smith ca;harine
Smith Mrs Eliza
Smi,hMrsEuphemia
Smith Mas HesterE
Smith Mrs Maria
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L1XCURsION-THE LARGE AND SPLENDID STEAMER
II AMERICA Captain L. Akeiey, be chartered for e.
applying board the boat foot OF Harrison
to HENRY VAN yEI.S0R 1888 West street. Jay
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Feau fu gold iepine watches Soar holes jewsisd ~ o.
Fine gold detached levers full jewelied. Va 70
gold hunting lspne four holes leweled as 10
Gold hunting Enehsh patent levers 6S ~
Fine gold hunting detached levers fall lewsied 80 ~
Gold waiches for ladies go 20 500
Splendid gold pocket chrononeers ff26
Gold independent second watches, for tuning
Gold hunting watches which eight days m W 70 tse
Sfspsst watches sfu % 10 sss a
Gold English patent levers fun IS % $50
SILVER FneiIrh patent lever. SO % % 80
silver detached levers full icwelied SIS 90 W 80
gold hunting railway SEQ % W SID
silver lepines, four holes Jeweled, - 70 III ~
~ J. tobias Harrison, ". O. Beeseey r. " Cooper NO
ali other celetrated matters, for sale very low.
All watches warranted 10 keep correct time Watcres no
eweiry exchanged Wsches aud ewcy repaired IN We oeM
manner and much less than The usual prices toas sexs
AZ paris United and Canada free ofehase
GEORGE G. ALLkN importer Of watches 90 yewery,
wholesale and retail No IA Wall street. secosa ao~ seAf
Broadway.
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MFRfCkS HoTEI 500 BRoADwAY.--rHfs HOUSE,
IN located Just above the S. Nicholas ard ne,fy oppc~e
Mcropo.tan having recently been eased ~ - ~esc
proprietor for Term Of rs beea newy hed ard f-
nisheJ Tho riaS@ as nov open tot te
ton Of families single and sarsenf Pooms
furn unrnshcd - let permanently w tie day
week Nth o. Without svatt piNnrr from Stos p NJ
X. A. 9oOp2tlU, Prccue.s.
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vvppoyEp BILLIARD TABLES ASD COMBINATION
cushions patented February ~ 90 tor sale only A. ~
IA shes MICHAEL PHEfiAN, Patentee.
1N'coNNoR CoLIEApRR, BIIIIArD TABLE
ynakera IN Ann street New York IA few secoDd hand
tables with apparatus complete, Col sale.
w or new Invented which The only cffect cushions
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Acker Miss Louisa
Adams MISS Orphal
Adee Mrs Mary
Allen Miss Agnes
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