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FALL 1865.
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Raleigh. July 20, 1853 &c
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Ed. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, y. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake,
ohnson and Chatham the Superior Courts Of New Ham
ver and Sampson and the Terms Of the Federal Courts
I .nS Sunreme Court Of North Carolina at Raleigh.
Office the one formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will.
g. HAYWOOD, Jr.
Raleigh, May %. 5s-s".
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JUNIUS G. SNEED,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SoMERvLLE, TENNESSEE,
Will attend to all business entrusted to him in Western
December Il, 1885, l05-lypd.
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cept perhaps to our whalers, these facts are in
structive as showing the growth and prosperity
of the colony.

spuNyY.-At the convention held in Paris
,sNer the Crimean war, proposition was made
qto.sbolish beNceforth the system of privateering
-by.all nations, with common consent; but it will
be- remembered tb.at on that occasion the United
States denurred, anu would only enter into such
q contract on the condition that France and
England, and the other great naval Powers,
would abelirh their immense fleets; and very
properly-our merchant marine comprising our
navy just as our militia does our army. Among
the little inland German considerations, who
never saw a ship, the proposal met with a ready
and cheerful assent. Recently, the Sandman
minister in Nicaragua, when constructing o
treaty with that government, stipulated that
Nicaragua should bind herself not to employ
,privateers in case of war. Following the prece-
dent established by the United States Ncara-
qua Indignantly refused to have her naval re-
sources crippled by any such terms The entire
national and merchant marine of Nicaragua con-
sists of one bungo on the Lake!
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NEW MOVEMENTS IN TIE NICARAGUA TRANSIT RouT.-we
learn that Joseph L. White Esq. has resigned all his oon
nocon with the CaIfosna Steamship Company, and that
election of directors and officers Of that company VIII
take poce the ID Of May next. The nee company Is
being organized To line OF steamers between New
York and San Francisco, via Nicaragua The company
includes several gentlemen Of capital and means, VINO
arc to assume the management, and whOsc names are
locked upon az guarantee Of success Bids for carrying
the United States mails, property guaranteed, In ac
cordarce with the proposals issued BY the Post ONCE Do
patment bave been put in by these gentlemen, the 70
suit Of which they expect to learn the seth Of this
month. Commodore Vanderbilt It Ia SAID, has decided
40, 10 run on that route but TO pch In" the route
already opened The Late rcductcu OF faro has nearly
co-b,cd The ir.vel b.i~reu hero AID California
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TFfOm The MISSOURI Republican, April II
Recently We have understood that while many cf these
rants have the gold fever well deveopet there
hundreds perhaps Observation-Disclosures carpet sack and
devil may toys-who have entirely different OBJ.
ect view They with the intention of bringing
up Pixies Peak thcresbouss; but thcy don't oteud
10 stay there It said that being there they
car readily drop down upon Sonora aud Cnihrahua rot
exactly ~ ibusters, but with the intention Of taking
possession Of ut least getting uothOld IN those Mex
ican States. Certain 10 that meetings have ben held
by them at st. Joseph. II no other placer, with view to
consultation about the movement. II they do not dad
tho gold dgenes 70 their liking then the thousands 81
idle and disappointed persons about Pixies Peak viii DO
rife for anything and nothing will be easter thar
gage In <bs predatory ncursor into the States OF Chi
huahua and Sonora. Even granting that their ircnsr
TONS In many casce might not lead them TO engage
such an enterprise, yet starvation Is provocative Of
many wrong doines, and u will be 80 with then
That there are many men 90 the road who seriously
contemplate this expedition against the Mexican states
We are well assured.
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
Explosion Of the Boilers Of the Steamboat
St. Nicholas on the Mississippi Names Of
Killed, Wounded and Rescued, sc.

LOUISVILLE, April IS, 1862
The st. Nicholas her way from ST.. Louis to New
Orleans and tho explosion took place Island Sixty
at ten O'Clock Sunday night The boat and cargo
total loss. The whole number OF persons killed yet
known but the following either dead missing -
Captain McMullen, Of the boat Mrs Cline the clerks
wife; Mrs. Dunnican, clerks cousin Miss Mcknight Mrs.
Christopher an unknown lady, with babe William
Faulkner Of McGregors Landing, Iowa. another unknown
lady, John Jenkins second engineer; William Tew, first
engineer John Bond cabin boys hmes Wood, first cook
Of lllsboro City, PENN the barber thirteen deck hands
and Hremen the pastry cook, name not given; Joseph
- the pantryman; Miss jackson, chambermad, Of st.
Louis; FIVE slave women; unknown gentleman, Of
Baton Rouge Edward Stephens pilot, Of St. Louis John
Iimbeck, hremen.
The following are badly scalded:-Bopjamn v. Cline,
orst clerk Of st. Louis native of Portland Conn; s.
Acuft of warrenton, Mss Jacob Langha, Of Pittsburg
R. J. Stuart Of Staunton, Virginia; Thomas Carter, Of
Tsmsqua, SchuyAl, Pa; Ella Kennedy, Of Brunswick,
No. Rose 81. John, Of New Orleans chambcrmaid; VII
liam PeDnibacker, Of st. Louis, watchman; Frederick
Miller George McIngle; Andy Slick, fireman. D. Kapps, Of
Farmiugto ton, H.; o. W. Reg nocs, of Sioux city
TIE following only eighty scaded:-H. H. Cullam,
clerk Of the boat, Of Portland, Conn; Joseph
Wolf; John McApin, barkeeper, Of st. Louis.
Tho following persons escaped injury christopher
Mousrer second cook Gustavus Hensley, ten
der; Daniel Hester second steward James Gibson, third
pantry man. Andrew whoops, third cook p G. Casey Of
Texas, tender de6esr H. Guild, stoker; Lewis Gator;
slmpton Mahoney Joseph Race, Andrew Mentci, Jacob
Denor, Joseph Reyp, Frederick Miller John Grousk,
fireman; John II. Jachob, carpenter, - Bare, first
mate; James Reid, pilot; Joe Hamilton, porter;
Wesley MAYER and Frederick MAYER, deck hands;
John Pennibacker, second mate; P. HARDWOOD, cabin
boy; Jacob W. Leonard, second steersmau; John R
Butter, Thomas r. Maxwell OF Georgia; Edward r. Corrs,
George w. Christopher, Boyle Travers, Mr. Murdoch, G.
W. Jennings, Jacob Wagner, william Miller, Mary A..
hrur, Mary Donahue, r. c. Brown, OF Nsuvoo; James
Purl, Franklin Land, George Mitchell, James Mckee Of
Rochester, Pa: William b. Inch, Of Missouri.
about fifty OF those who unniu'ed arrived here
10 dny In the Susquehanna together with sixteen who
sbockibRy scnlded.
The eoerers under the OF the city authorities
and several benevolent societies.
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CUMMINGS McCARTY On E4ster Sunday, April 81, by
bS kes Dr. Cummings, EDWARD CUMMINGS, OF He~ IA
-tD To ELIZA, daughter Of Mr. Deunts HcCary OF La
, %, county Waterford, ireland
Sea ~'d, New Haven and Cuba papers please COPY
Ivy, |x--GRirrIs.-OL Sunday evening" April a. at
the ,ss,o.nc VI the BRIDES auLt, by the Rev r. j. s.
Yer. Mr. i T. ~ LAWRENCE, OF tnis city, TO Mas ANNA
GBnrIS. Of Corning
fama Corning, Pea ~aoos and California papers please
cory.
RoIInAus-- BocKrS.-On Sesday, April rs, by Rev:
Zapf, al ST. ha,bew's church, PsnIr RonAAus 10 Miss
Ross-H UrnY On Tuesday, Ap I'll %, at the Madison
squsTe Presoy church. Mr.. w. Ross to SARAH 80
daughter OF Mr.. Wilsrn Hurry, sh VI tbs cAy
kowiAsr-J0Sys.-On Wednesday even pg, April 70, BY
the Rev. James Mttt, a. hs residence, No 40 Seventh
street. Mr. EDwu ROWLAND 70 Mlss HEkx S. JONES, all Of
this city.
wAIxlR--FnsoS-On Monday evening, Ap.ii IS, by
the Rev. Jants Met, at the resioeoce this b 'ae IA
ber MIR. HxsaY WAlnEs 10 Miss MART ANNE NELSON Ill Of
this civ
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oushern Railroad Lines In Competition with
The New York Central Railroad.

BALTIMORE, April 70, Isby.
Under the influence Of the Baltimore and Ohio road the
amden and Amboy Railroad determines the abandon
rent Of arbitrary rate Western business TO and
om New York, and adopts pro rata to any extent
ureo by the Southern lines Mr.. Garrett invited by Mr.
hompson met him in Philadelphia during the two days
ast, and made . thorough understanding for the
nted action of tho Southern lines in competition with
he New York Central road. The natural geo.
aphcal difference in rates in favor Of the Baltimore
I'D Philadelphia roads resolved 10 be maintained at
hatever sacrifice general reduction IN passengers
between Now York and tho entire West of three dol
in early prospect II is to be sustained by the two
uthern roads, without division among the Western
|ctione.
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Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, April %, 1859.
The schooner George Hoffman, bound 10 Fall River, with
M, go Of coal, euns 10 Hampton Roads on Saturday The
~ weto all saved. The George Hoffman was owned by
em Lindsey and others, OF FAN River, and her cargo
William Borden, OF Now York
chnorer Taylor, Of Provncetown, has arrived here in
BesR rhe s leaking and has lost anchors and raddcrs.
rcbooncr Northumberland, of Baltimore, is ashore at
wells Point, and will be u total loss.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS April 20, 1859.
There s an improved demand for cotton sales TO- day
$500 bales; midtling 1850.
MomIx, April 25, 1859
The cotton market was unsettled: sales to-day 500
bales middlpg nj 2c Nothing has been done since the
receipt OF the news by the CITY Of Washington.
MoRnE, Aprn 28, 1852
Coton-sacs to-day SEQ bales At l2c. 1870 for mid
dIrt sales of the last three days 400 bales receipts OF
sse time 1900 bales Freight on Gotten TO Liverpool,
ia
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The Oberiin RESPONSIBILITIES Corpus Case.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, April Is, 1850.
Tue habeas corpus case in behalf Of the 05erln res
ers argued In the Supreme Court to day by Judge
|su'ding for the rcscucrs and Judge Beiden for
|c United States Marshal The will not be decided
fnf Walr
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Boston, April IS, 1850.
b the case Of Brown versus Perlsnsct where party
Individuals destroyed the liquor shop Of the plaintiff at
port, on the plea Of aoating public nuisance, Judge
GLOW this morning delivered the opinion OF the full
|ch, at Salem, setting aside the former verdict which
/ based on the rulings Of Judge Shaw, aud ordered
II trial
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Nav ORLEANS. April Is, 1850.

Nav ORLEANS, April %, 1859.
r. Tculkes, President OF the Iaclc Railway, has ar
ID here having fully settled the terms of the compro
e with The new company. He is to pay oil tho judg-
,ts arairs. the company Stockholders paying TIER
}, or surrenderpg hail shoir stock, will DO protected
prwise they viii DC cut of.
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MORMON EsIGRANTs.-A company Of between
5000 and COO Mormon emzrans expected here about
tho fret Of next month, on tnelr way TO Utah they ~
purchase their wagons In this city, bet the remainder
their OUTFIT provisions, etc they procure 10 Iowa city
from which pace tney take their osl departure for tue
trip pisips. 1he company mostly Eralsh
Welsh and parcs.--Cniragc Dcmocru, SRI %.
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THE upErA---The "Iavorita' will be given tonight at
the Academy with Gazzansa, steian and Morelli-a nne
cast for good work There will he nat'nSes 90 Thursday
and Saturday, which latter date will close Mr. Ulmans
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EMIGRATION TO HAYTI.
A. U,-sI.u~~


[Ffom the Chicago Tribune, April 3D.
We print this morning notice signed oy committee
learn that large number Of their people contemplate
speedy emigration 70 Hay meeting for the discussion
Of their plans and for eectDg preliminary arrangemen
TO be held at the African church, Buffalo street. on
Monday evening next.
We learn that the meeting the m result of
States BY President Gsrard Of Hayt Who anxious 70
introduce portion of Northern skill and energy into hts
domnisns For the s OF tns ne boiling
men Of this city will meet TO discuss.
At fret glance do not how any OF the prescribed
frard has made In Hayu they will be clothed with all
the rights and immunites Of the natives Of the island
they viii DO on footing of social and political equality
closed against them here will there invite their entrance
and competition the climate is kindly and genial for indi
superior intelligence, industry and sl, assume positions
Of honor and responsibility for which many OF them
need no further preparaoa aheTe my % c arawoacss
have dark shades which we have NOT seen
but to our apprehension, anythng-a life in .
which is the colored mans lot in this free land.
We are by the leading In the enterprise OF
we bs hare aous s
work; and that ha the representations made TO them
proved be true they will not delay their departure
day beyond the time necessary for preparation for the
journey.
The reader will recognize among the appended to
the call for the meeting Monday good citizens
whom IL Is misfortune iose--nlen aud honeAt in
spite Of their color and the OF those by whom ther
color is hated. Reflection oD the which make them
wiling TO expatrias themselves for this is their birth
place and ,heir hone pot credabic 10 our govern
neDt and Christian civilization, OF which 4 Is the
white mans wont 10 boast 80 much
The foilo wing Is the notice referred W -
The coored people Of Chicago will meet in mass meet
ing in the basement of the African Methodist Episcopal
church. the Of jackson ant Buffalo streets,
Monday evening. April 25h to consider the ptoprety Of
accepting The Invitation extended to them by resident
Of the republic OF Hay to emgrate TO that cum
Thr infn.
o. the movement
Henry Bradford II. 0. Wa9oner,
u l.. Ford, J. Steele
w. C. Watson, 4. q. Freeman,
T. Sterritt, Joseph Patrick,
ii. Ford Douglass, Rev VIII. Il. Revels,
Rev. J. Dawson, II. Walker,
Lewis Douglae, John Colins.
CHICAGO, April 90 1859.
PROPOSED NEW ENGLAND CONVENTION OF coLoRED
MEN.
from the Boston Traveller, April Is
At eting OF coored citizens held In the first Inde
pendent Baptist church. Boston, Friday evening, Apl
% committee appointed to take into consideration
the subject of calling convention Of the colorei ctz
OF New England 10 be held in Boston the FIRST day OF
August next TO take action In relation 10 their duties
1860.
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R,a Amsr PARDoNED.- Nathaniel J. Bird alias
|,n,y m J) Court, OF the crime ~ pgamy, snd seu.
|o,a 10 leo years imcrsoamoo @as liberated from tue
n,i,oo on Monday aet bav'pg been psrdoued By tho
Iit 81 Pardona IN Novemher lsL BIas c'se excited
", <v-l25
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Hon. John Lstcher,

NORFOLK, April 90 1859.
Hen Johu fletcher has returned homo, being too Ill 70
|irue the canvass.
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Kennsdy's Medical Discovery IL warranted
To scofa ersicelas salt rheum scsd head liberated
sore esa For sale b. all drrggis'a
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
INFORMANT PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENT OF THE DEMO-
CRACY-THE DOUGLAS AND ANTFDOUGLAS MEN
COMING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A TREATY OF
PEACE-TwO CONVENTIONS IN 1860, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1859.
For some days past negotiations have been going on
here between the chiefs of the regular democracy and
those Of the Douglas wing OF the party, including Mr..
Douglas himself broadly foreshadowng the following Pre-
sdeptial programme
i. The reunion Of the two factions upon compromise
the question Of slavery Ia the Territories which will
leave the exclusive supervision Of the subject TO the Su-
preme Courthe right of the Southern people settle
in the Territories with their slave property remaining
affirmed by the bred Scott decision.
2. Two democratic national conventions in Is6o-the
work of The Charleston Convention 70 be uited to the
reunion Of the party upon new platform. Tho second
convention, in this event. will proboby be fixed for Sep
TENDER, and in the city Of New York By that time the
chiefs of the party will have discovered their avaa
BILE candidate and the weak points tho enemy's lines
sagacious and sensible programme, you will admit.
The democracy like hard merchant, will be benefited
by extension Of tme And the plan foreshadoved IL
said 70 meet the cordial assent Of Mr. Douglas Forney
holds out but Douglas concurrng, Forney must sur
render, or with corp0rals guard be left out in
the cold. Mr. Douglas, should the plan be adopted,
will take down bis forces TO Charleston in
good faith, and Will not introduce himself as
candidate OF all things the postponement the demo-
cratic Presidential nomination till September $780, will
thus contribute to fuse party and confuse the oppo
ton for they will be left to fight in the dark with all their
weak points exposed TO the batteries of the democracy
In the meantime this great financial and co merca reac
on will lift the administration out OF its financial trou
bles and make eolid bulwark of defence for all fac
tons Of the party.
More apon is enough for the present. that the wrang
ling chiefs of the party beginning TO comprehend their
oes and their danger, and actively consulting upon
practical basis Of reuoion which may sweep the country
$780, in general revival and reunion Of the tenacious
democracy.
Senior Mata, the Mexican Minister arrived here TO day.
md addressed letter to the Secretary State saying that
ie ready to deliver his credentials. secretary Cass
sill reply To- that the President is ready 70 re-
cceve him, and he will be presented on Thursday.
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Hair Dye, Bieck or Brown, Thirty-seven
sers bea 10 the world -hrss bcxee for "cns doar"
burning coioxng the no bad sru.l
Buy GEoR0gS HAir Dve Sold he drug sore So6 0rsnd
s.rees n. Y.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
southern Ocean steamer Movements.

CHARLESTON, Apr. 20, 1859
kte steamship Columbia, Capt Berry from Ne9 iork,
|,y ed hero q, two o'clock this (ruesda, morning.:
SAvASNAu, April 25, 1850.
Inc United States mail steamship Alabama arrived al
wharf q; eleven O'Clock yesterday (Suaday) morong
.n
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The Family Herald.

CONCLUSION OF TIE sIcKLEs rRIAI-UNANrMOUs
VERDICT OF ACQUIrTAL-RUssIA IN THE NORTH
PACIFIC-NEws FROM CALIFOKNfA-rHE RECENT
PRIZE FIGHT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. READ
NG-AARKsT REPORrs, ETC, ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD, IN Tia regular hsue Of 10 day, will
give report Of tho sickles trial in Washington City
with the eloquent closing arguments Of the counsel
each side-Unanimous Verdict Of Acquiah-formisg .
complete history Of this very Interesting case X will
aeo contain interesting article the North Pa
cnc-Crgantaon and Progress of tho SetemsnGs-Ifeo on the
AMOR river &C. Conclusion Of the Coroners inquest
Fourteenth street Poisoning CaseDscargs the Girl sus
pected An account the Prize Fight England for tho
Championship the News from California. received by steam
ship st Louis and all the CAV Of an important
interesting nature; AN the local Views OF and the
adjoining Cities Police Reports &c report the Condition
Of The New York Cattle Market with the Stock
ed for ssle, their condition. prices &c carefully corrected
report Of the Prices all kinds Of Family keng at Wash
pgon Narket in New York. Commercial and Money Market
Reports Marriages and Deaths for the Week. and large
amount Of miscellaneous reading.
Termsonly Two Dcllars per year; single copy four
70 be obtained at the office AMI of all the vendors Ad
vertsements inserted at the usual HERALD raesL
The Latest Drawings or the LegaIized Lot
ter1es, ~ reported to WOOD, EDDY CO.,
MANAGERS or THE
DELAWARE. GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LorrKR lks.
onlcia, drawings, by telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES
Tho smbscrbers Commissioners appointed by he Governor
OF ue S-ts OF Delaware 10 superntend the wing lote
o % q ss s Of s
do hereby certify that the following are tho numbers which
we're tbs day drawn from the wheel, wiz
EXTRA CLASS No. Isl, APRIL %. 1859.
29 46, 81, so, Is, 43, SO, "a, Is, 81.
CLASS No. 252, APRIL Is, 1859.
D. 10, GO, 90, c. g. 81, rs, 67, 60, Sc, 16, a3.
And that the said numbers drawn the order in which
wtneas our hands At Wilmington Del this Tuesday April
70, 1850. GEORGE U GORDON,
JAMES DUNCAN.
GEORGIA LOrrERuEH
The Subscribers Commissioners appointed 10 super4nend
the ORA wing Of Sparta Academy Lottery hereby certify
that the following tho numbers which this day drawn
CLASS No. s4s. ArRu &c, 1859.
8, 80, 20, A, 81, Is, 20, 7, 81, 80, "a, As, A..
CLASS No. eco. EXTRA APRIL %. 1850
20, &C, 81, 81, rs, s5, Is, H. Al, y, 76, 49, 80.
tina, the said numbers drawn In the order which
.Wi,ness hands augusta Ca ibis Tuesday, April &C.
1855. y. O. BARBER, 1C.-,.-,.-.
WOOD. EDDY CO. wam ASSSst. D ssHrs;s
ETrnt.-ln the Sparta Academy, April Is.
l Ss ms. The ssxsH hs s ans was the eighth not
Tbe official copy received from Wood, Eddy Co.. being
correct the error having occurred IN the Herald Office
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Este. u Rue de Ia Patx, Paris--A. II

CrfstadoSo's H0sr Dye, Wigs and Toupers,
the beat in world wholesale and retail the dye pr
yately applied, NO. 6 As'or House.
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ing meet wonderful Gisrduar sweiirgs that have
dgaea e c,he- t-as'rsui and 5s
se cr.ept whns he psls remove ~ the ,unocsisg
hor-,rr o. asthnis-
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What II TINT Crowd For.-This Is the
question we asked the other morning IS we pushed our
way through dense OF gentlemen who gazing
at the window Of KNOX hat way
Futon street. We took look ourselves, and strained
what caueed tie excitement. In tbs window specimens
OF KNOxs style of hats for youth and young men,
called the Pride Of YOUTH aod strikngy beautiful and
elegant they that every ~ has TO stop admire
them. They entirely article, unique and
perfectly original design They ssusstue for the Gao
and soft hat and much prenier and more
convenient than either Of those ARTICLES They seln.
with rush. and those vino wish had better In
limo.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh IL Co.'s Radical
cure They AGO keep silk es~c stckn for vsricose
,rus ana shoulder hrs-ea fr detor
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Bsrry's Tricophcrous In the best and cheap
es, article dressing hesuiiuT ceasrg curing psssev
Ing and restoring the hair Ladies try IT, sold By Al drag
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Trusses, shoulder Braces, ElaatIc Stock
ines belts body braces and DR. 0LoVEE'S lever truss
No, 4 Aun street.