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NOTICE..
VuNAKEN UP IN LlNVILLE COVE, and committed to
the Jail IF Wataugs connty, North Carolina, the
9th last. NEGRO Nan. of light complexion, with
bis right cheek. height about feet or inches,
weighs about III, POM IS. and had when taken up
black Cloth Frock Coat and Linen Pants Ais' found upon
his person pass in the following wordS:- Let the bearer
john pass until Monday morning in Greenwood any
where in five miles of it Angus, the 9TH. l,as. Signed
BY j. ". C!inkscales The owner is requested I" came
and prove property and expenses said boy will be
dealt with according to law
D. c. McCANLES, Shift.
August 20, 1853. Tim.
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SCHOOL WANTED.

SCHOOL WANTED.
a YOUNG NAN qualified To psvp.rs buys s,r College.
"A desires situation isschsf, either In private fi
" ar in q small sc,ooL
Address y. Bssou. Jr., Hav Rves r. O., Alsmsses
county, N. G.
Ref Rev Alex. Wilson. D. D., Melville, NC.
7Jsuuary il, ,ss9. S-impd.
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NORRIS 4 BALDWIN,
DAl!S0100k ND.
co r. Al92l00 ANTS

NORRIS 4 BALDWIN, Y
= DALS01oox Nd.
q COaAlsSlON ABRc0ANfss
Per ~ - e Csssea Yasea eeea1osss, shsss.
q S.tsSs, Shis0np 80 Ceseoa.
9. = R.s.. Coo 49,: H. :';s.:s ::
in the trade beng ssch sa.ese ths@ psdxe 70 no:
usc'urrr =, :Il time. The ass.s :s.,tt Ss.cs sss
upon By them aud The ea.suoe. fbss wi ssks P.ss.rs
article ii rr:chsndse IN The RsImsss narksl they nay
Ksssr 70 NsI.:..s 8: 8 @. r.s.'.ssr. We.
Jxs Cl.ax. Pa CsisssS BIZ, Bsis
PseaAx, PAyxSsa DAVIS. Halt
THE s.souTaERN CITIZEN ~ Published y
JOHN MlTChELL and WV q. SWAN. " 80 v
Is.ss o. svssrarnus- rsr A.ns".
Address. Nsssn. MITCHELL: : SWAN.
January = 1859 s-wSls
LOUlsBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,
Lorissrsa, n. G.
vu,nE EXERCISES OF TnE NEXT SESSION Il ,Ai.
i institution will eomnsroSv WEDNESDAY. he
ls,h day u January, 'sis.
Prs Of Beard u p,rr'os..
Jonuary !, 1850. i-wst.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
nr EVERY KlND-s,mc Extra heavy 70: Servsnel
u Call br.rc yca boy.
September IS. 1883. ~
- Spiri, of the Age and Advocate eupv.
r. A. PlZZ1Nl, OF n. C.,
BANG ROFT & LEE,
tlmrr'ers aud Wholesale Drsrrsinl
Preach, (:ermRs and EasltsA faoey (:ooAs,
No. $50 MARKET S,sgxs, Ptila-
January Z, 1879 <-st.
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NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERSulP.
MR. SAML D. HICKS. formerly of Granville C-snsy.
1v1 Nor,hCar'ns aud late VI Tho nr"a u brcvaley 4
Hicks IL Petersburg Va. u this day sdmrs! pssspes.
ship in my hosc. The business wili be eodseted usd
the firm and style Il d. J. WILLIAMS utCkS bog
to return grateful Ia parns and
friends tr the liberal supii aud patronage b-,i~si
me fr tue past three years. and rquss' caiiussucs II
the the cnrvru. with that the unit.
cd r'ris "f the h>c will be devoted .. their intess's
AL rrrsos having esims against will picssr present
them iur immediate payment. aud thusr indebted s csA
bills are requested o pay earl, p'scticsble. Ad
vanccs made ,hush. faith II priuer. will. u dcs
be Transferred to the new CONCERN
d. I. WILLIAMS
Richmond, Jan. !, 1859.
ID. r. WILLIAMS 4 HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS / GENERAL
AGENTS
sSix ~
TOBACCO, WHEAT, Ae.,
No. Shoceo SIP,
KicssuSn. Va,
Odcr ih-ir services the Planters Of virxsa aud Moth
Carolina. aud ihc trade generally.
~ Particular attention pad In forwarding msnaGsc
nc Tobaec". and filling "rers; aud liberal advances
made all cousignn'rnts 10 hand.
d. 7. WILLIAMS
SAINT. D. uiCkS
Late of Bro~nley 4 Hicks, Fr,crsLuIs. Va
January 4, Iss9. s-sa-
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A LADY, OF EXPERIENCE, CuMpErrxr
"A ,"teses the Eagish Branches, desire. a s;,.I,s
Principal Or Assistant Teacher in Seminary or IN
family. =" ."
All Communications addressed the Editors Of III. r..
leigh STANDARD ."s 'eA'
December IL, 1855. IN.
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JONES & MOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LIB
h ERAL patronage bestowed upon the old firm. and
respectfully that they have associated themselves
in business at the old stand where always be found
cheap and full assortment Of ny Gseeres Their capi-
tai being limited they compelled to adopt the Cash
lan which will be hereafter strictly adhered t,,
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
q ~ Bbs Foxes celebrated Crackers.
JONES 4 MOORE
July -, 1858. 5s-tf
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Sprtny 1858, Spring 1858.
HEARTT Il IREDELL,
ARE NOW OPENING THEIR CAREFULLY Sc.
~ lt,.ed Stock Of DRY GOODS STRAW GOODS, aud
Ladies' Misses and Children's SAOES-tO an examination
of which thew most respectfully invite their friends
Ladies Dress Goods.
Barege Double Jupe Robes;
Silk Robes Al guile;
Barege
Organde
Black Silks from Is cents up; Fancy Silks; Benntiiu'
Bareges and Organizes: Lawns from 10 cents up; frn's
from ali the best manufactures.
Dress Trimmings.
White and COored PIQUE;
Victoria Collars and Setts-colOred and white;
Picculimni Collars;
Muslin and Cambria Sets and COllars-n great variety
BOnnets Il Hats,
In every style, and NJ all prices
Shoes.
Ladies' Orleans BoOees, Miles make;
Ladies' Slippers and Buskins, I" Z"
Misses BOOtees,
Misses Heeed BoOtees,
Childrens' Shoes in great variety.
Skirts! Skirts!! Skirts!!!
Expansion with Adjustable Bus'le:
Steel Spring IS and wthoat;
Crown Cr,vele;
Reed Skeleton;
Whaeboues Reeds Steel and Brass Springs and Cords
The Balm0ral.
Raleigh, March %, 1855. s3-h
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Dissolution of Copartnership,
,A,HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
j ISrING under the name and firm of ROYSTE2,
JONES L MOORE. is this day dissolved BY mutual
Sent. Jusaph jones James A. MnUre alone authnr-
lied the Of the late firm in settlement Of its
business All persons indebted to said firm will please
Genie forward aud settle.
JAMES NJ. ROYSTER,
JuSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh, July l, 1853.
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THE OAK.CITY HOUSE,
JUST BELOW THE POST OFFICE,
RALEIGH, n. C.
VNHIS RESTAURANT WILL BE CONDUCTED
u hereafter strictly the Ci,sS pton,
The CELLAR and the LARDER being always well
stocked all the delicaces Of the will be served
in superior style BY Of the best Cooks in the City.
Private Rooms for Parties.
Suppers sent out to order.
December Z, 1853. 1Ol-tf
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WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY 4 WIlsOy
MALE ACADEMY.
w.tsox


SUPERINTENDED BY Mr. AND MRR RICHARD.
- son in the Seminary and By NJ. RICHARDSON and
Mr. MARSHALL the Academy. assisted By full eurps
Of Assistant Teacbcrs.
Puils ~ili be admitted into sheae Sp on the 10Th Of
JANUARY, isss. Pr"mp,ness ssicied
M change Of Teschcrs Terms II the ssGsrcssvSss
6asi. which the sc"ls have herss"sc breu eedscscd
Schol and b.ardng buildings srjarsir bard ffeu o .
q" per nunih Tuition fnm q ." To ~. pr srssua u
nsOths.
Crcula containing the plans of he schools 10 full 80,
upon application. Address -,
q. & RICHARDSON
Principal II the wils.a Sehools
Or J. B. w1LLtANS. go
%. ,....r.., 49, ID Financial Ae:;e.:
december y. ISM l0S-M
NEW YORK LEDGE ;;
v. L roxssoY.
Raleigh. n. c. Dec. 81. lsN. loo
SPRING srOCK-6ARDEN sEHD POR lasa.
EHARNERS AND GARDENERS WISHING cara.
Il hxusssus ohssu thsn d
.s-.-',.l P.E PESCUDH
Aso, . ~ e onion sess at 80 ~ rsL.ss.
-. PEscUDN
January . 1seS. @G
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The Post-oRfice Recommendations for
I,nt Calling an Extra Session OF Congress.


WAsuISGiaS, D. c.. March % In reply to a Z ote
Of George Mattingy, the Postmas General iRfarms
him that Congress has, for the first lime since the
organization of the Government failed 10 make pro-
vision for the Department Had all the members of
the next Congress been elected the President might
on the 4th of March, have called extra session,
and the omissic OF the late Congress been supple
ed; but it vas impossible to do without dsrau>
chsing fifteen of the sovereign States This
most unfortunately. There ought tobe no time when
full Congress could not be convened and il is
firmly hoped that such state Of affairs may never
occur Had the bil which failed 70 pass, made pro-
vision only FOR The fiscal year, commencing on the
LIST of Jaly, there would have been obviously no
necessity for extra session. The deficiency the
3Oth Of June next will amount to 81 $50 $751; nearly
$3.50, goo Of which. being an unpsid balance secu
mulated On the Both OF December and the 18th of
February, and which can, and viii be, paid by the
Department withia 60 days from this date. The
payment of the principal psIt will be made in 80
days
The Postmaster General makes these statements
TO shoF that it would be impossible tc Con
gress in time TO the great bulk Of the response
bities, without Virtually excluding from Congress
the Representatives of several Of the sovereign
States Iu the judgment of the President the les
ser evil to wait until the LIST Monday in Deem
ber when sill the States will be fully represented
The contracts can never he repudiated. After the
amounts due shall be aseerained, they become debts
which must be paid On this, the contractors, If
they desire, can borrow money. The lender could
have no better security. Provision should also be
made for the payment of the interest, which would
amount TO less than Sl00,000 system Of retreach-
ment SO far as practicable, is now imperative
duty.
By the act Of 1885, Congress established COS new
post routes the service of which iDcludJs the 81.
Paal and Peget Sound route, established in 1855,
but not yet put in operation 1t has been estimated
that these will require sa annual appropriation Of
S604 46s over and above the receipts aeoruiug there
from. Not dollar has been appropriated for this
purpose, AMI, consequence, though the contracts
for these routes have been advertised and proposals
received, they cannot be put in operation un il the
provision is made by law for that purpose.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-25
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH as. 1859.
Fresh FalschOods from lhe Opposition
Press.

There was time when The people Of this country
could be humbugged by OaLE and his geld spoons.
But that day is past now, and the attempts Of the
opposition to fOist themselves into power by any
such q system Of falsehood and misrepresentation
will be sigually rebnked al the ballot box. We find
the BELL organs Of the South and the SEWARD
organs of the North charging the Democratic par
ty with ertrsvagant appropriations for the House
Of Representatives. They specify among the ar
ticlss Of expenditure, chairs at IS or so dollars
and splendid sofas on which honorable members
may lOungeinluxurOus repose at a daily cost to the
government of thirty odd dollars, apiece. Oar
readers, if less familiar with Know Nothing and
Black Republican impudenee Than we are, will be
surprised to learn that these very appropriations
we're voted by Opposition House of Represen-
tatives
The records of the country show that The very
expenditures of which these hypOcrihoal winners
cOmplsins we're passed by their own party friends
and political associates. What shameless effronte.
ry is this, VIA. uublushing fraud. what reckless
vilIAiny charge the DemOcr 4tic party which resis
ted these measures, with the sins of which their
own party is guilty
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RNHN. GEHRARtrs.

Wv NDLffES
HEASOERs HTsTCRT or cGRIsTI4S noests rr,re
lated from he 6cr7asn y pr. =. EyisDd couDis n
tsovoilnes. lsosna STANDARD fablary)
JEsSES ANEcD0FEsO o. DOCS. N-4 ei..ioo i,l.--, a.
dtioas Illus ~ ~ Aunerdns ans wsoicsss .sr lar.
Ysy BeVies and others, i g asy anisisi sss 1--r.
inss Copper Iandsgsr Arnfzli &C. volume. lae
sBoans Illustrated Library
CAhfkNfGRS OR. y. 81 koTANY AND VzCE7ABIr
fhhstoto0N An InlrpiueAat TIE 3 q the Fersts-
Die hnglom. NeWeiition Hsvsss ~ Dr. Lausesi.r VIA
sesera hundred Illassons wed. fBohns scendsc Il,
brary
ne Tate issss Of B0Ht'S sesef AfBRARKES e5nsprise.
sAhUsLPEPY's DTARf OF TliE rIaEs OF CHARIEs II
illustrated siou. with - ane Portraits, Se Fourvoirrss
JESSE's MEMOIRS Og THE STUART COpRT in n. -, y,
James T. Charles = and H. james H. Fine STEEL Por
traits. , voIHnes.
HoLBEISs DANCE OF DEATH, an iussrauousss he sR,,
80 cuts.
ARIOsrosORLANDo FuRloso, Tr.as,atsis y W. = R,...
svcs, Zine plates
DANTE, Translated into English BY Z c. wRaHr H. A.
Third edition, carefully revised Conale iu ere voluas h
Portrait and q illustrations stseisfter Faxzaa
rAsso's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. Translated isto EsQ-
Hh sPsussrian Verse, with Life o. ne Author b. n
WHszN Str edition. with "a engrsynss On wood - h5rs
ton. and sngra-ings on STEEL ] vol.
sULLT's MEMOIRS Memoirs q The Duss cf sally, PrEns
Minister Henry the Great. q France, WITH Inisoduoa
and Notes BY Walter Scott. and four gaeporaifs vols
PHuJR De CONFINES MEMOIR OF FRANCE AND BUR
GUNDY 10 the rsisns OF Lous XI Charles tho Bold,
translated. with Notes. &C. b s7obie Porsrss. zvoIs
" 7. BERRY 4 CO.
Rh-s Public square
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ae's correspondent IL partioular. can ever pardon
the DsmocFsss fsr slsssisg their members.
Bui ~ mnst folloW the Bannsr's correspondent 10
his cOnclnsiou, in which be shows such tender sym
patty such disipteressd solictuao fer the poor de-
cevsd and selndsd sof,s. that We are ready to melt
into tears.
Let the Soft Democrats then look TO it. If
they wish 70 sussaiu The time hooosed banks,
which have added 80 much wealth and conyenieDee
70 our Siate-if they do not want 10 see them viF-
ed out Of existence, there is Nc hope for them IN
voting for Democrat. They need not try to make
their nominees pledge themselves in favor Of banks
even il they do 50 (which they hardly WHY when
hey 20 to tae Legislature and nave Inc appliance
Of Office, Of party favor and tie dictates 4 party
leadeFs used npOo them, It will not be very difh-
cult task for them 20 be convinced that they were
wrong IN pledgiDg themselves 10 yCu and 70 nske
item disregard these promises If you wish forths
cenEeBience and wealth bearing influence Of bank
ing institutions, your only hopeaod salssionsis IN
vOliag for Opposition eaadijaLes-
We turn for consolation from this narrowing pic
ture 10 The previously expressed OpinioHs OF the
Baaner and the following from 'he PafTiot
which relieves our feelings considerably and rather
exsites our synpathies for he hards
The resolution respecting the currency. adopted
By the Denocrafio Sia'e Convention on Thursday,
an cunts 10 clear eBanciaton in fayer Of = we'll
reguis, ed bsnking ~ stem. Tbe 'hards Of the party
have been compelled to knock under 10 The ''sot,s :
Tie exclusively metslc currency agitators have had
a 5h pus into their mouths
We shall certainly lender our coincidence to the
afflicted party as can determine VI ich it
is. We leave these gentlemen Of The KROw Nothing
Press TO determine which sideis entitled cur sym
patty.
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Dk. KING,s DIsPEHSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ Is DR.. King, formerly fNeE York, FOR the Isstfoul
ss-S years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who las de
voted bis attention the treatment Of private diseases FOR
thirty years. faeT HIMSELF having attended to pe ice for
and cured many thousands he enabled
al diseases OF private nature, matter how bad gy
from dudicious mgdica treatment from negdct Of their
own Dr. King Dspensary is No. . Dsaderck between
Cherry and the Square, where he all diseases private
nature.
from business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date, efectualy cured in few
avs by operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with ali the diseases 81 the skin, growing Of
lect or bad treatment, b. eeetualiy cured in Few days
SKANAJ WEAKNESS particular attention having given
this disease and all the consequences growing brought
in by the destructive habits Of nconsdera
Youths and excessive indulgence Of The passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitutions rendering the subject prff
for business society, and causing premature old age
Females who De laborng with any difficulty the Wont
may assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing aoad ny writing and stating their viii
fee enclosed directed Dr. A King No 3 Dearck
Nashville Tennessee will have the necessary medicine sent
their address, with directions. Strict secrecy
Once hours from O'Clock in the morning until Gin the
may 23-dkwiy
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WE have beautiful coscoa d Daa hooss of le FIRE
~ auaity aud the most brilliant coers. sil iurnih
one soze every one didaFsasco ar Three dollars
Gardening Tools % every And flr ha d laty
tours and practical g1rdsnsEs.
500 ehoee a9ser seeds iro eens paper % 3 cents al
from Bliss NuIsenes-
PUN D. fg Of Cesings PUMA sl arruiedr
and ahica vii sell shade lrn mart Irile
Coal Oii.-~3ur laiPs BE- % the sPis ara
constructions aud "a pure and Tree from All ss
Plated Britannia Hare.--Ws base gre1r YareJ q
patterns casters, pots, c1rs. coiee pots, @ l-l
NACEEyZIE 4 NtNCiil1s
nh2 Ns. "a Cgllsss sfzs'it
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This noble tribute Of Genius 70 Beansy, i wortsy
Of the high reputation Of its gifted author.
from The IoaEFills JournaI.
To X. AS.

From the louisville JournaI
To X. A. 5.
Beautiful K sTz, aishthy raven hair
And The parking light which thy brow doth wear,
And the teamiag glance Of thy sweet blus eye,
Andtay lovely cheek, with is roseats dye,
Andthy ssft, ripe lip q tie brightest red,
Where loves and roses hsYs made their beI--
Oh thy memory to my spirit seems,
As bright as vision Of Edes dreams.
Yes, iOveliest coz, thou art faIrer far,
Than /" Heavens" own teauiifsI vesper star =;
Thy elastic brow, with its radiant Hight
Is aholy thing to tie gazers sight:
Thou seeinest being formed for lore.
And worship sBcet-a human dove
A star-a Hower-a gems bird
All to speak thy beauty, there is no wird.
Sweetest fewer IfondIy gaze, and dream
or the fahIea Venus, which thou dost seem,
With thy crowned beauty, genius and lows,
Like a bright tiara Of light from above
And thy voice OF music, 50 clear and sweet,
seems the rayished ear, and soul to greet,
Like wild, star melody heard n sleep.
Or iute-toaes borne DER the moonlit deepi
Beautiful KATE thou art to ny eyes,
A star sent down from Gods Paradise
To cheer, and brighten Hay lonely way
OF earthly gloom, with thy spirit ray,
And render lie, les dreary and lone
By thy joyous smile and ihy music tOns,
And often. fall often, the land bless,
That gave to the earth, thy IOyeliness
We are parted now, but It's Sweet to send,
This tribate to thee-my lovely friend
lis a wreath Of the heart-a wreath OF love,
From ths deares. flowers Of my spirit EOve,-
It's every bud and leaf Is bright,
with my foniest sni e and tears TO night
Accept IA token q love twill BE-
swestest dearest coz, from to thee
H.
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We are grsshed 10 learn that Sen GEORGE P.
MoHRIs, tbs Distinguished editor Of the Home JOnr
nal, and the universally admired poet aid song
writer has been appointed United States Consul to
Havre No better or wortbier more gallant man
than Gen. NORRIS can be found in this or any
other country. We hope to hear from him across
the sea. A Tyre like his should never be silent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-25
Gen. q. r. smith, Special Agent.

The BGHssr WAS misinformsd with reference to the
discoutinuanee Of Gea. Smith as agent Of the Post
Office Department. He is enc of the very few
agents whO has been retained in the service of the
Department
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MORE 10 BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Il HCH EST Dad EN-
Worn hY KIngs or Emperor

Worn by Kings or EmperOFs
What! Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
because it IS the God Himself provided for
, Reader, although the may bloom
brightly in the glowing cheek, eye SPARKLING
teeth he those Of pearls If the head is et Of its covering
the hair be snsred and shrveed, harsh dr. STILL
sprnked with gray, nature will lose half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, Il used three week,
restore and permanently all an orna1nenf Read
the folloEing and JUICE The writer the celebrated Pianist,
1AGL5er1:
Dr.. WOoD:- NEv YoRK, April 10. Is59.
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about the tine my arrival the United rapidly
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very wonderful invention. quite we'll as
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truly
8. TaALBERG.


Ar
Prov. O. J. WOoB: Dear Sir-S0me month ago
received .ottle Of your Hair Restorative and ny wife,
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NEw HORK. July o. lr57.
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Since using your hair Restorative hair and Whskers which
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PRoF. WooD-About two years ago hair commenced falling
oa and turning gray was fast becoming bald, and had trie
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Paper RaangImgs,
LOOKING GLASSES, GIT FRAMES,
GIT md BRASS C0R8TCEs,
French and American window GLASS;
AMBE9TYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH STOCK.
Artists and Grecian Painting Mnteria1ss
Ernchs English and American Engrav
ingS, Splendid Oh Paintings, ac.,
All az Eastern Prices.
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a leunessee and adjacent states, that tJ
Of ne largest, most Esfei AMI cpe e Of sPlIAG
GOODS ever imported ~ any house iI he West
In wall PAPER alone. my prepared t1ilita stick
Of twenty i've THOUSAND do DO worth.
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md having tine Picture Galley sc1el, pe with
Oh antings, they viii hni pleasant place y resort, vh-t
they wish % purchase q
HEGAN & EsCOTr.
mhl2-ilmr rs Maiu Street, Louisville, ~.