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ity. without doing it the slightest injury Com
plete provision is made for the attachment of
gate-hinges, in the simplest and strongest msn-
ner. The Post, from the Peculiarity of its form,
being made in two parts, OctagOnal and hollow,
combines the greatest amount of strength with
the smallest amount of material, and therefore
the inventors are able to offer to the public
very durable and ornamental Post, at a cost not
e1eeeding thai Of a l7ell-eured inooden Post.
In view OF the increasing scarcity of proper
fencing material in almost all sections of the
country, this Post seems to US well-timed and
useful invention.
ANY information relative to this Post, can be
obtained by addressing the Pateutees, at West
AndOver, Ashtabula county, Ohio Refer to
BraineTd Burridge, Patent Agents, Cleve-
land, O. See advertisement
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dor sALEETRITMRTTTI- 90

nor SALE-TRUMBULL CO.
Il LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM-240 Acre
with Dwelling Houses large aud fue win Barn
Sheas and rrm build ngs orchards AID 20 acres
timber Soil sandy loan and well located
EAST CLEVELAND-From 10 nine acres OF land
az option 81 purchaser. with =Ood story huck 10
harn and large number Of fruit trees desirable prop
eTty lles from tne Court H0usr by Enc i ank Road
EAST ENELAND-25 acres with Hou e, Barn aud
Orchard. m les rpm and hort dIsta-ce from
the Euclid Plank Road Mlll sell one-half or the whole
v L . 7 r o Y II A " G -
TAVERN STAND A. a Station on one Of the primer
pal airoscs from the CITY, 40 miles distant large and
well ronstructed building and every with
acres Of iaud Exchange for improved farm.
FULTON Collar cres on the II Line RR from To-
ledOt0 Chic1gO. mile from and hall
miles ron the County Seat. also.
ROUSE Z JENNINGS,
aD2 Real Estate AErnts-
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). Is. Barnes Il Co., ProprietOrs of the Cleve
laai Plunliug Works, Atwater Block arc prepared
WITH are force of experienced orkmsa doing every
sssril tal OF Piunhng in the most thorough manner,
he most scsatihc plans, Reasonable terms and short
notice. lrge stocks Of Fo1aais o eTent STYLES and
iEes- Bathing Tabs Of cast and Wood. lned with
innedco1cr- steam lesters, lead and galvanized iron
ppss Leather and ludi2 Rubber Hose every descrpiiuo
Pass AL ated Cocs. lnclnding the Pateu Selfcos
Caks receutlF in-r1ineed Vast Bowls and ali inds
Wztrr works FIxturCs ke8t constantly hand All
N=1rk warranted. m2ssd Eptf.
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J. N. JOHNSON, NJ D.,

Re- dsaes No III Piis6uTsh 81, Cleveland, o.
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IN A MOMFNTl

WITHOUT dotaining the Merchant from his business; the
OF Fashion om his euioyments the Matron from her
household duties
CITRISrADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won era Chemical Countsrieit Of Natures Colong
FLUID
DARKENS THE GREYESF HAIR,
replaces the red sandy iuge which detras much
from personal eomeiness with brilliant black brown
The bues Il iaari= are FAST COLORS and change
motle aer exposure the air. In the rapaity, uni
Ormy and certainty OF is this Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and apped by all HarDressers JOSEPH
CHRIsrtDoHo Co, No. AStor House, N. Y.
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6pefiaI Notices.
MATRIMONIAL.
rzr L.prrs OF NE UEITrD srarE.

To THE LADIES OF rHE UNITED STATES:
It has been my god fortune restore TO health msny
thousands Of my counfry-Eonen
NY SUCCESS has excited the malice Of the snvous and
jealous their peTsecuaus lave served only to extend
and essb IN my sPuialOn Showers Of grateful offerings
have alen IahWay frem the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. long held IN ufsctOnafe ard
thankful renemance By those who have experienced M
skill, lean afford to despse ths efforts Of msehisf-mskers
and slandsTers.
MY friends have repeatedly urged place my msdi
che for pradacing within the reach Of ths
Ladies United states; but inaispOStOr TO enter
field occupied By q1aeks with their psrncous nostruS
that unpracpled couaeFeiters might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hihoro pre-
vented from abshins agencies for the sale Of my
"AAIIE DE FEMME 4" in The United States
Al last yield the earsaiies Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females Of Amsrica medicine
which has rendered sosEha. famous Throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy o. the 'AAIIE DE FEMME"
need snY say. that liquid Orm and Is eIacil5 such
Gs used in my practice il France foT years and
that has failed 10 secure satisfactory result
The "Auesde Femme aud stsnd IN the
l.tou Of cause and effect. Il alike powerful to originate
aealthy aJw where has existed. aud to
restore il where has been from any suppressed
In ordcrto guard agans; inpon the wrapper Of direo
mons on each bottle OF the Aae de Femme viii bear ny
written signature and 10Th the bottle and enclosing bcI
viii be sealed with my private seal.
DR P II. RECORD.
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale. Wholesale AID Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No % Superior street CieTelArd who will suppy The
''Amis de Femme Al The PrOP-isiOr's prloes-
aulO dEwly6
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EV ER INVENTED
NM,~
E-1
E@SzZZ ZZIs
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-
ROUSE : JENNINGS,
Dn-N E5a-a.- A
EOR SALE OR EXGBANGE.-

EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
IL GOOD BUSINESS PROPEhTY-A leasehold we'll
located IA ceptal part Of the city lot los b.
l65 feet with good buildings The buildings with lease Of
years wall Be EXCHANGED At very low price for house
and ot OF Western lands
A GOOD FARM-AbOut - mi es from the CRY Plank
R0ad-S2 acres with good h1us harm and lari With
variety OF other frus1i sandy loan ant wei wateted-
$40 peracre-
SIX ACREs-one mile west OF the city line Plank
Raad- Will exchange for farm
DETROIT Sr-Near Stale St-Hcuse and Lnt-lat 90
BY lss fee with shade and fruit treesO exchange fOE
farm.
ON LAKE SHORE 10 miles west Of tie eifv-Forty-
two t49 Acres with small house and orchard and
Of timber. To- xchange for house and lor-one West
Side preferred.
LoRAIN ST Good 2story House and Lot to exchange
fora small farm
VACANT LOTS Two good lots On Garden St, TO sell
low for cash time
ROUSE & JENNINGS.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
ARRIVALS.

C Citizens wishing 70 either of the aboy
Trains Boats viii be called for hE the sta vens
Line, by leaving their address Omnibus Of
ice. 81 superior street door next Weddel House,
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PARIS, January, lssI

For sale. Wholesale sai Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No . Superior street CleTelard, who will supply The
'.Anis de Feums' Al The PrUp-ieioT's prloes.
anln aEuIrE
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This work also con prescriptions used by the doctor
hls pracise Tor the positive OF ScrquloHs ETuP
f0zs-Fsuer aHd 4gHsSsueTr C0ugis cad C0l1s-Rleuui
DysDspsa- Falling q 0frts Hair s. Sc Sc any
oEe 81 which prelr i'as prose OF great raue 70 the
reader.
This haok viii he ssnt BY msil free Of postage. the
reception If plce which may he her mauey
osizge s-smPs- Allorders shou q b addressed IN
4 z lI-ICIIINES
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Rral Gstnte Gnruts.

Rrnl Gstntr Anruis.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSU RAN
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, up Stairs.
~ ~eSIs
FOR REAT-A number of desirable
= oEflch:S ROoMs-Oa superior street and Pub
a GOOD HOUSE < L1RGE L5T-ol Kissm,n street.
Two STORY BRIcN DwELLING-on Bond street
Two STORY FRAME DIV LLixc-Desroit ars,s.
a. a LARGE BUILDING SUTTABLE FOR RoARD-
~ ~ llOlsk-Vea .seaied-'ri Rsit part The whole
v,, ROUSE s JENNINGS.
FOR SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
\ COrIAGE-Eislt 4 ous-ssiil god Lot, Barn. &c.
E;ETY;EIvE AR ts-ia P.naa'
FORTY AcRES-Of s55d Fsmns iand-s5s miles from
L1E2 WELL PiNiSHsDI BRSR n Hos Sssni AID ri
LoI-Nei located aud near y business
ial2 NJ . Real Z 5isEsSiNSS, Estsit Sssuts.
FOR SALE-Vacaut Lots-On Hud-
a son Garlen. Sc1gi and Maple Sts S5me very de-
STEAM SAW MILLS m.issby ri n frou. tbs IT.
acJoming station with large two story dwelling and
GRIST SIILI-wATEB PowER-wah a great e,u
ad abundance oi water II miles the CITY = run of
stone; good dam and buildings and naohmery in good
LAKE ST Near the Car SHOPS one and a-haif sssT5
IS ACRES-oae mile frun Cay line wesr. by PLANK
hos tsood 81 One and aalf siory frame house barn.
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE--KINSMAN ROAD
soG soil aad well cultivated nice eofisge house.
pan orchard aud vaIei OF fruit and shade trses;-alsO
consld dsIahle 1aTt in other good pr5perly.
PARksIAN Sr;-FIouss and lot si;1O Exchange Tor
a iarln or W. stern lands
EISCoNSlNAl large amount OF lands we'll situated 10
CEDAR SF.-Nesr Perry-A vacant lot i5S n fFSafIt,
sel OF exchange Tor small house and at Supenr
WARRENSVILLE-92 Acres neir the center. with
S9oi hole barn. orehaT, Se,te exchange or good
ial3 ROUSE & JENNINGS. 50 Superior 81.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il GRlSf AND SAW MILLs-Wafer Power and abund-
satlOns IN god orjer AMI doing good business
VIII exchange IN part for good farm.
station; sui rch sandy loan; abundance Of ruit OF an
kinds and y acres timber. Viii take Western lands Ia
sTORE' DWELLING ard LoT-Well located in a ds.
siTsle Ps q & L9e ~ 10 exchange tor small iaTm
hne VARIETY Of fruit trees and vines exchange
I5e SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
FAN1 SIOCk nd v aeaut Lots erchlnse 1T a snail
iIm near hs city, o. hsuse aad lot wei lOcarsdin the
AT EUCLID STATION 70 Oaerss Of land-soil black.
sandy loan; undsr culfivaiion, with a uaianos OF
choice fruIt and tim5eTs two dwellings, barus
and neveT-iaing sprlng Of voter and acres, Z OF
for good improved fam. Also.
70 ACRES IN MILLOUGHBY-On the Lake Shore
Good so snd well improved with stream water and
HURON Co-Eam OF n0 asres II mile from R. R,
watered Will exchange Ba Western other
ROUSE JENNINGS,
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC IL PRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study aud Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED To
DISEASES OF WOMEN;

Tins book is available the understanding Of the
nan-Priessioual reader. aad skfdy elaborated.
panG-d, arranged and earned out. work OF
kind ,eiore the public. While il gives wholesome
psrtcars ane in sule informaiion
sos ofihe most de- cae as connected with the female
system u should be ~oe3 in the hands Of every female
slnrle or nlarriei
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Professor HaskeII's Electric OiI,

POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism Neuralgia,
N Deafness Eyslpess, scrola, Bronchitis, letter. Ring.
worm, Scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
p Cured "a from three 70 tl0sHtg H7i1afes. Z II
Corns, Piles, Toothaehe Chronic sta JOINTS Sprins snd
Lameness in Man Beast, all kinds Of Sores Frecks
Cramps and Collie, Pains Of every description
simultaneously.
Prices so cts., 81 and 81 per Bottle
It is the only real HAIR INVIGORATOR that will the
hair when everything else fails; clean the head white
free from DANDRUFF in mnuds, shiny, glossy jet
This wonderful Oil Is perfectly harmless burning bis
erng sensations with other lotions and linments Is plea
SAINT to take; cOnque fire; soothing and healing
scald in five minutes.
This Oil operates on the principles Of Electricity thousands Of
miraculous cures have been performed BY IL all the land
Use everything else, then give this Oil trial, you will
be convinced INDECENT persons unable to purchase bottle
shall have it free.
Friend suffer longer send for bottle Of Haskes Electric
Oil Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. 90
Pine
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism OF Contrao
ton Of the muscles should try the Eectropeeaa par
ticular about the directions accompanying each bottle
ders sell this medicine. Only respectable druggists country
Merchant agents. who have large Autograph certificate
Bsaoare Of CountsrfsHsE
Every bottle has professor Haskes Electric blown on
the glass; the envelope has his portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. 65 Pine Street, Saint Louis, Missouri. ii.
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
lar and wonderful remedy b. calling in person, addressing
letter, Prof HASKELL 63 Pine Street, St. Louis, will their
orders promptly filled and forwarded.
Terms, Cash 81, IS SIG per dozen. It elegantly
up securely packed and variety Of superb LhOgps Fine
Bills, &c, furnished gratuiouy Send in your orders you
will find itcures and rays
For sale WholesaIerv TWIN PENDLETON & CO.. and ret
yJ0. G. PROV N77--'' marld6-Wly5
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PFRUFIAN sYRUP.
OR, PROJECTED sOLUTIOE
PPOtOXide of IRON Com hinRd

EfOtOXRNe OF IRON COzm DAHeas
AVTG successfully passed the ordeal 70 which dseove
ceiTed as an ssablshed MEDICINE. It's efficacy in curing
DE = II = PSEA,
Affections Of the Liver, DropsY Neuralgia Bronch and Con
supye tendencies, Doueed OF lhe Bood B0ils, Sour
and the pr0ratiu- Of Lead Mercury
bhty, aud al diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA
IN elclne IS beyond question The proofs OF its efficacy
are 50 numerous, vel authenticated, and ~ such peculiar
ehar1e @ sufferers cannot reasonably hate to receive the
pr0fered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup not profess to be eurs but is
range Is extensive, because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from cause, may be cnei
BY one remedy.
The Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure is
precisely that which has ofen aed the highest Of
medical sA ne facts are tangible, The witnesses accessible
and the safety and efficacy % the syrup inconroverhle. Thos
who may wish for opinion persons respecting
the character Of the SYRUP cannot fail sse WITH hs
following, among numerous testimonials. in the hands Of the
Agents The sinitlrss A. e IN -tlersD we'll known IN ~
community and Of The highest respsctabiity.
CARDThs undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
ecIs Of te peruvian SYRUP do not hesitate to recommend
II 70 the attention Of the public From experience.
well as from the testimony Of Others, intelligence and iuteg
r ase eteI nqlslonae We have no doubt OF is eca-
in Of ncpent disease % Lungs Bronchial Pas
ages Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dr0psy, Neuralgia SC. In
deed, its would Incredible from the h1 charcte Of
those who have Witnessed em and have volunteered their test
Thomas A: Dexter, Rev. John Pisrpous,
S.H. Kendall. n. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomss O. Amory, James O. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NoCE-Itis vel known that the medical effect Of Prooxds
OF Iron lost BY even brief exposure the ar and That
maintain solution Of Potoxe Of Iron without further oda-
ton, has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
known; and this solution may replace prosooarbosies c
trases and tartrates Of the Materia Medica
A. A. HAYNES n. D.. Asgayer 70 the STATE Of Mass.
IS Boyiston street, Boston, Q. 5. A.
PRIoE-Large bottles 81, smau bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville By DEMOVILLE & BELL.
may4-d&tF6m.
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he Savannah Repoeano the sa ut sys the very heavy
receipts Cotton place. and the supply Of chipping has
induced large transactions IN Exchange. The dsalty and cost
in negOfang either sight time BILLS has caused parties
to order coin and With the present OF supply Of Exchange
over the demand must continue to be Imported in large ouan-
sites The bukof business that doing foreign &C.
count the Sterling being sold IN New York. the viii
import the coin pay FOR preference the
BY negotiating Exchange Savannah. With
Of Affairs hand says the Republican, and the Other
law making void all contracts per is
charged whether 70 longer shorter tin operations have
been somewhat embarrassed. this point the baIs divided
opinion action; peerrng adhere to the letter Of
the law, although affords little profit while others charge
interest Of exchange Out door sight bills quot
! sS9K p cent discount. Sterling lOs1S 9lO0.
The Orleans D the ssth ult, reports sale Of two
TObaeO one Of s3 bds another Of % bids an on
/ private terms.
The ClarksvilIe Chronicle Of the Goth says fs sz 4
We have desired time past, to say something about the
CROP have not had information concerning
it thought necessary 70 aan opinion The has
9oT however, Zen % ana - nave e9nEerseS win several
quality It. The result Of enquiry the tobacco
growing region from here up to Giasgo Ky embracing large
had every thing been favorable there would have been an
immense yield but unyoble seasons the injury from hail
sections premature cutting from fear Frost have
combined to make the yield much less and the quality greatly
mere vas a first expected The tobacco generally,
sad to be light and Of poor quality II fact what have here
ofore been called good crops said to be very That
the quality Of this years production Is greatly inferior the ave-
yields, far have heard acknowledged hands
less 70 look to this years product. l7Ai
The Charleston Mercury Of the 29th says of Provisions;
continues unchanged both in regard to
prices. The confined to small
lots prices ranging from 9@l0 for Sides and THs
Shoulder the outside figures being difficult to realize unless the
quality being Extra Prime. 'A.-a y '4l.A-.'. '--,.
Hams quite neglected and whether Common, Plain
Prime Curds Of very slow sale at from i09l4s
Although have Lard report holders
500 packages Tennessee including barrels kegs
eaeg dealers Of tn centre from To-
to II cents u d. .se--s /
The st. Louis Republican Of the 29th says "Provisons
suned more fmness to-day for articles consequence of
advance in New Orleans The dispatch reporting pub
hed below. Ribbed sides put up, therefore, asking
price Of sc and pork SIG Dbl, rumor cur
Change that lot Of pork had been sod
delivery sl4 but the vouched strictly
accurate hogs We have sales report, the
nominal at last quoted price, In relation operations
upper rivers made
above $780, and tha the prevailing figures s49s So
grading from 200 Bs weight Six thousand head have
fered the last named price, deliverable at Keoku @
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The GAINESVILLE Chronicle reports the sale Of the
I" Poston Farm, which adjoins that town, and ex-
tends from thence to Red River A large portion Of
it is unfit for building Sites but other portions Of it
afford some very pretty ones. Upon the farm about
mile from town is large brick dwelling, the only
one on it. There are a few less than TWO hundred
lots Of from one and half to twenty-five acres.
The gross amount Of the sale was over 81, 600 or
an average Of about Sl25 per acre. To show how
real estate has appreciated in Montgomery county,
the Chronicle siafes that two years ago this whole
place was for sale for months, al $4,000, but no
purchaser could be found
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ArriyaI o. me- S1eao1e- T15;,n.

New York, Nov. 1.-The steamer Indau has ar
rived at Quebec with Liverpool sdviees Of the 20h
COtton-Sales of three days l9 900 bales, Of which
speoulatsrs and exporters took 900 bales. Closing
quiet but steady quotations being barely maintain
ed .A~--
Manchester adviees are unfaVorsble.
All quotations slightly declined.
Breadstutfs quiet but steady.
Provisions dull
ConsOls 984a98s.
The employees on the Atlantic Cable at Valentia
have received notice to leave on the Both Of NoVem
Der, unless favorable symptoms occur.
Hanover has sent an agent to England to treat
for the abolition Of the Stadt dues.
political amnesty is anticipated in Prussia.
French and Portuguese affairs are unchanged.
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We are glad to learn that some Of cur amateur
musicians about organizing society for the Gull
tivaion Of instrumental music 70 which all who have
any pretensons in that line, and are Of good moral
character, win be eligible The movement is an
cellent one and we heartily wish it success II will
be sn advantage to the members and to society, and
as an adjunct to the Musical Union, social Orgaui
zation will do much towards developing organizing
and systematiEing The musical talent Of city, Of
which we have large share.
Every young man who plays an instrument should
seek out and Join this organization. The advan-
tages are great Besides eultEating his taste, per
feoting his knowledge, and increasing his skill, it
viii confirm his love for science which will be to
him joy forever. Besides, two or three nights in
a week spent in practieing may perhaps Tean the
voiary from Objectionable pastime.
We shall hsil the organization Of this Harmonic
Association and look forwardto the pleasure of lisN
tening, long, TO some Of the besi instrumental
music that our city has ever heard.-Ba7neT
We are glad to hear of this movement, and trust it
viii result in the proposed organization There is,
perhaps, no city in the United States where the
gentlemen, as general thing, are so deficient in
practical knowledge Of instrumental music aa in
Nashville In this respect the ladies Of our city are
far in advance of the gentlemen. We think Nashville
msy boast Of some of the best lady musicians, both
vocal and instrumental that can be found in the
Union; and as general thing, cur ladies are better
informed in musical matters, and better musicians
than those of other cities Thisisan honor be proud
Of indeed. We are sorry we cannot say as much for
the gentlemen of Nashville. Their musical e5uca-
ton has been sadly neglected, and We hail with
pleasure this movement which looks to on improve
ment in this elegant accomplishment. The proposed
If successfully carried out win do much
to improve the musical talent of the gentlemen of
Nashville, and may enable them shortly to take rank
with the ladies in this respect
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Tl,e PRESIDENT and NIcaroou,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80 President Buchanan has
issued proclamation declaring the object of the
proposed emigration from Mobile 10 Nicaragua on
the middle of November to be hostile, and SAYS ell
persons will be repealed from Nicaragua unless they
have passports from nicaragua authorities resident
here, or are simply passing from ocean 10 ocean
He cautions citizens to engage in the pretended
pacific expedition, and eBjOias all officers Of this
Government tobe vigilant and active in suppressng
these illegal enterprises.
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Mr. J. W FULcHER has laid upon our table spe-
eimens Of his celebrated London ButterscOteh Candy
Manufactured in this city, and which took the pre-
MUM at the late State Agricultural Fair. It is an
excellant article, and may be found, Weunderstand,
al all the drug stores in the city for sale.
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As the shooting season is now at hand when Shot
Guns are in demand, the attention of all who are in
want of gun Of any kind is called to the stock of
FALL & CUEENGHAM, No Al Public Square, who
are now ready with large and complete assort-
ment of everything in the gun line. They order ali
their guns direct from the European manufacturers,
and in this way are enabled to get them up of the
proper grades and descriptions to suit the market.
They would invite particular attention to their stock
of Deer Guns, which is unusually large and com
plete ost1S-lm