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Bufb-u II. Aefroen3 -Drulkerei
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Baltimore 10 { ok r.
Durh 8elhafunS Der ~neWeten Sob>5 trifteu
nc mir i'm Stanbe, aae Drud-Wrbtiteu ais
Mnfhlo0e3ettel, 8anfarten.
Samobill8, 0OnSertbiaS,
Girculare, 4r0eramme,
W~ampblete. Meceiptbudber,
Oiiitcnfarten, Ebect8,
Sefbdftsfarterb N~pOtbefcrs 0abeI8,
iOwle AUDI GelcbGftS=Sfecbnmm9en uOn
beer ~btl'tbtseR WrSse no D q asnons fbeea au3ufer.iA,n n.
u X~OnftitutiOnen FIR Wtltaidaftea mer.
ben gut uno pinf.lih ausgefertigt.
N4-Utfelunsen BON 1NaipiustOa werben prsapt btfpret
uuo pprtsfret G~tGeIttfert.
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Ieiaen ais S~oeilmittcl.

H.m.6. y ItMIn,s d&tt Soeaaa. 6ngen f5ansns beU
Yabltfum' ale sas bette 1fiIcl gssen @srirptung, ntrpSie
70 sf~ss nnO ale anosrn, aus ttney Lengranuaa pes @erpan
ansslpEsms enIfanetnen Sranfbe1en ~enpTetlen Rerbsn
AnsipIteEIiA pr6parirt rpm ism. >. Gilman, &bemii fl
S1aiplRgtOn unD ~ kbGben in Baltimore fRr 20 Gas. pr
90 aGtel bet
GtIl.S Setb 6. 6onfe. SIC. fO3 N6ItimptcRst
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ueberlesube
NdHd0esMopntur.

"~r0O
d EaTHSFsM ueberleet1ne
y$S@ayaA Nafaaez Iaentur.
%M&AgSAz23 Die rterSttnneren ellen mit DEM 6auT,
es Ssrrn y bnarb SOON, SGtfs- Rb,Oer unb colts.
Sefradter, tn Brtmt n In Ser5nOans nub Htasn fl Rsh.
nuHa oehelten unter oOrt5etIoaften St0tnaunaen uaP ~ hen
ttert8ten Sremer 5dstn auf Elm 3 abr STJss
y de D etns aus nb Bwar fir Salute 5tterd- unh
3wtihenosd NIT + { el m t6en YadetfAtffen a = n
Sremtn mad alien 3dfsn Der Wrretniaten Ssa1teu, befsn.
oerS a9er MAJ B~alttmpFe. Der Wea Iter Bremen IN fIr
OedttGt G1ersanu. . T Ossfpetl6aftetr, ab ba I'm Wintbs'
nusunestaae oes o1ttuea en- tteIaEa Mus,abIer bas = rf
ot un6 WtruoaDte bon Dsutl6lanb btrubsr tommen isT.n
ROLLER. uniere Vsrnttielnns eur8 USises SauS %srse6tnf' -
otgeItNtttE perIalen Bremen Gn 1. un6 Ii. irb,n
WpnGts.
&beufO tDMnen Bet uns WaFasef6ttne ieber GldHs unter s,.
Itaune Der pldBe fur be neuen unp rddtupIl I'm.
gert@ttttn Oamrff&tffe 6s Nprbbtutfdt n
e'tb ab Neo tgcrt mad Bremen, GIS aud
ab Sremen 9iep.gprt
gu ben 9 q 3 II Der %&rnpdsne Hebe mas re- Wn,ttae1 unt,r
slet&tn Scbiasuasen fur Rehnuns scr 6S. SeIpTt
6tutaen un0 u d cit, AeeG en- Der S&tft In 81 n.
grrt, c ft8a8tRSenunmtn merbtn, uno ba man NIT 9e hI
otelta 9 often zen 9Orsas ssSen Tam, uab bur& Gns astmtst
bet una @tt[ n { sor Sstra8erettn Sur& 1tm.gsrfsr
Run ner seFbert ftnb, 10 ~empfebIsn mir aud biertn bem
DubIitum nniere 0ermtttlInS.
Die UbfaprtStaae Der SGtfe lRb me fpIatt
D. Srtmen: .. RewsgSrEt
~. Wtart. l9. WGri,
10. ApTtl, 2. ApssI,
~ Will 10. UP Il,
~. WIt, ii. Rst
IL, Stunt, Is. Nlat,
UeSeH Rapsrsr ausfanft meade man I'D an
Bed unc 3 a &mGnu,
Snlt1t W. f13. %. ~0or6aroar Fattmvre.
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Nc. 1852 Bclt. Tapettetro6e.
Der ntus fGsns Saal tn blefet 6aat ih hermit bsheni
lur Attaltan8 ssn xonSptrGnueunetn &nc,ernu Neslantm
iHaetn y; I. p. tnpfa tten. Witttbbtbinsunefn tSAR alnRta
San9-S Dts ID m%t1terattsn.
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Xpee Mu Munee.

Get 1u1 mlrtIth 9ut ri.
Dtnn tbr f1tt@ttn 6afte ano Gbee Der yrau@t, ~ III Is
cure et8tne Snulo. SIR tDnut 8an3 poriaglt1 gntts
anN tIItssn lHte unD Eadet paben IN BEN . tyre en-
Attnefen, &de uOR BaIttm re- uaO 8rtbertdfr
tttt une aud etnlaOet pom fttuem .ttIt8tn aIp pel.taten Bpst
cnh Rahee bu faufen Mai6lr
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8e-aeifenspertbeite Ruren.

- WITH INV BtQtI1 WW3VtW ..'
BeMeitensnertbelte Ruren.
&atat Haas, NO 81 q. Sbarp IT., wurD. BON fAmo2.u
F@te. NeIsottdt une unssrsauI &e I orbs tt; ~F
95m. Z. 9tmmO, 60 ITO. us On Sdvrrfear ma,
S@wdtt bs 9Gn5en 5pters stbetlt; w"
riser Dusperie stbstlt; ''"R
60. apss: DANA, 10. 90 e'wfr.. BON gsrROyfaas Nm, .,
trsmer 6Nw6ce;
Sr.na 6srsau. vsn Nui4~sanas bss 8auasr uHs Der GsI,,
Der NamtmweiB une 0anani
:, 10 S'ntOa, Ssas;0rO. pa ron estsrtsanfbeit u. lSr,o
VI p. hilbert. Np CO SUI ! ataar, 8oIttmrre. Don ia
ptpfa. SeberbelNwtrteR IN &mtnpd:
De 6rau pom :. .. u =, 30. 48 Rs64rase yvn D;Sn,na
unh nerhhfer eSdmSha ~tVFtFR
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Oaucn,8
vi aglcal Pain Extractor.

MAGICAL Pain Extractor.
Nten'als 1T etHe &ntsed Ans III Der Msatsrtdf wesSaEn
ma1l mcroen, wcoarm Der S4mesd 10 IN eli sftaf m =
unS no 4 sle 81 4orssr knIta aue 70 RAD IN sb.,n ratSr
tir n ouEIac saru1sebrlNt 0 er Qua en- unb SsethmIrs (
eeulommsa seoe Dtrotn uc DaOu te .e 9tur.en pser lon.
Htstn 2 oSosn iura1ssiGHsn, ais oarG Daa.p's mastt9s
oet S3attte WIabsn, gerreniuHsen uab Bra fnsr -
6uen, osasn Et1oss tmncr unrerpor IN Hno = IN 81 Jr,r.
tuag Is 1Hten OIuep' .Gen SGm r.. .8trn AIRS Imn,,r NJ
1--WE! SDts Dtd o1msrtsn no gstfeA fu~nttn ai9r 4r6
lei . WttteI rtrbtHes { msrbtA. Sd ieibtf bas Qsb,n 4 ma
Oh oa ab, edb ef a1tf onaes.@rtr Ct t.t Der PAM III
Naaerss oeta en- ns ~ 8 orudfen panpbtett, aut " is err,
JeoenE ntnsu cite mfr trlaube IN fur beten 4Gabrb il Is
mtdp 0sraHtwprtlt@ bate.
Aetn al bet UerbreEnun5 en- rnb Wtfbrl5unaeu raa sr
nr9 ! . , Atsno fem, bat IemdIs bsa alwirfen en-, unTer.
SaaaSaoea un0 ostleaatn @sssni0aT en- pom . ,asp'S S0msr
Dsrtsl.tt IN nnr a3t, Utnn Die S8a6teI eis tn Gtabl esGv
u.Heg @l'fntHe mt Der Q 9n1tur 1pn G. y. g bin eNs
cat. o"''F""
@rss 20 Cts fir bic Q sdteI.
10S, aDeF-S attmprtRr. 49,,
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9Gnce'S:
Sariapartlez, peBefabtliide cher Blutreini

Sarlaparllle@, peBefabtliide cher Ulutreini
9un96=Btuen
Bur Wetnteans bes 5late5. 8Df eiuaa BON gaIe. ,ur 9pis
ctroerHEnNn8 Der BsHprttR Oronuna bs WIasus udb lnrsr.
Ittbes, Dpsp nfa, 500 ntnim n i'm RDpts &c. Gibt 90 fstrs 40
ere = eji n. Uplotutise perlcs en- NE d ban a. Scst.
~tp S9~iaba, S9lafr ststr uno Rtiassn IN zen OD.sn H.
tn, aug { .ttknee, Die ocn einem Ia Il rfed Blutoranoe nc%
et" E3pfe pe,nGefa3t hpc, 10 utsn ME mails Cbae ptefs D,ars
ietn, tnoem ot-it ben iQnel 8ebr6uAt biz eef2brli0as. Granf.
aetttn utrpincstn. ~
wian lelc ~folsenDes lObenSe 3emgniS iber Die
0ellnng uDa DsSpeppa.
Gs mtfo gterutt Sf&etn'et. CAP meine Nrau felt IL Sabre
tM g.spspId ntt nno aut a~nstSsisten ~WfepiSinen any Lpsm.
lSnIantl@en petlrnitte O9nt 0rTDIS benugts SO fefbt prsrss
II Ool8e farttn 4rtntens beIua6e b.tno uno befJrbtsis hs
autnoe Aranipett u tiOm men. DG bD1te Ia psn parcsis
SotlapGttue' Vtue1 uno tolte nir cine GGaGtfl cxrfsleen
5u mstnt q 6rpsten Y Raunen marce to touobl. liz amh
astne trau burN beH 1eDrau@ beridben eurirf unb ID ~ ~
knbe nifH tebt wchI unp manter.
9. 8. SaII,
vi enGrle. nape Q1iufr.
Reini8un8 ce8 Blnles!
Baltimore, 6ea 30. Suit 1883.
"a w.tb hermit btfattzi /, bns Id an Be tf4sn SMrsr,,n
~ per Oruf ub TN q Dten Mrme lftt, nelme On 6em e.
ostsenen oaHdnee rattnes . u 60 berrebrten. Man emyfsbl
Mr oen Seota@ . n Pancc'S SGrfa ar eHe rbYr Btu.rffnt.
edtt rstiGwanbta pie S1mers:n Die 28ir. famfei.S Ser ST..
zen MAR itps sehne unc t1 aus betsansn, Gas liz pos ana.
HtpnFe @useIsmtttI btIeen, welhes tb IL eeb. aumte.
YatrtG 6tptt.
NR' 40 @oHwns-, jwtiHen 3cuarA. unb @utawas.
Sur Warnuno!
gVtu man ettlt ptlen sebrGn@en, 10 lt man auf Der Sut
ena man ntrt ~G1.tfIbrt rtrDe. Dian fnu 9 entmsesr ss, y,
f'V'sea aSsnttH 0ssr tomnne ieibf 30
Sktb G. 3anee.
SO It's 1aitlmpreRr.
D S&arteIa far 81. 81
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&ne anoere ~wunrerbure Gur.

49, ~SSA ~ MILL,
SurG Or. GsaImsr's @siu .Ostiss 1intt4r k~tusrta,u,o
Baltimore eCn 8. ypp. lS5a
ne Dit aaeerOrpenut1e Tur. pst&e Dr. @pqlxs - SS;,rfS,sS
an meiner srlu rrtbst lefubrt mliAurpeiten 81 arn a..
a ~ss st pta, E,t0s% p, ,ns 6r'" s0H avsperNa, stSsrtSGrea
une ~,iunepstisiunart. bnB ttts aGge araefnppaen' H.,
Earte blstS unD TIRE 9Gnpe mil Nuef9Iap bsredt mmrSsu
Sort brparlt1en 'tteen Eartn naGgslprenltn arcs. Gnms,
arm In Der 1rnn. IN Rnden, 9ersl1laa, bsttioe 9@merssn ,
ROpft &C. srsrtHsa tie BERN Ben, tas ID lie 0uisab; he n r
tSnnts, I'M tsft Sci wurIs zines rDa 9tasu er,s DompIsIs".
ten in metn 9aas sewrr en- nnb 10 70 rSs Dr anIast III = i Snt
tar BET ntetner tran etnsr yrobe ~ nnter~ss fen. sd f1nr !,
96aBr cit iagen ,6as no . benz 1enuHe bes SnbalteS ~ s;r -
SIai3e Nt 10 ssrstts esHsI fuplt. Fs bate tsine 81 msrsn
mehr, frnhfe wieper ellen uo nab BEN DenuEe be4 0,rstSra""
uea 5 wtitsren 6laiHeH ~ar pe sami ul Der tEr sleQt.
30. s. euo patGarross.
NerrSie &rantbeiten.
Or. GtaInasr's @tfunsHet s-9inftur teFst etns bsf,,A...
9etiiraft tar Nsrssntrant shsn: Sic reiniat Sas Uiat Bon
BEN rsrS ,si;,, a. S ,ad MIME nnu 'ra s,t, ss g'sssr, BIZ Oar9 Rer.
wdtrn It wunosrbGr NIB haber .fD ftr dit bdg6o herisss.S
Der lint nr esbstlt rOrOsu. Sa aGea 9aasH BON eS 81 Ssa
3CPfWst, SdwtnrtI. N~eFssni6mersen. 3erstlU fen. oSn,i;%sa
5000 uniah On Dem unsanss ait NRsnf&ea. t lisso,sn
se-te (, Sle1sn I'M Srpft, 3tse i'm &enHt, QebeSsukesc ~
=. r. BE v.so'!sa MT 0pas Sstsls ssDraaat wOssen BE
bat f&pa tGufe @sbGnten al 5el6nmOro. UsinrIt~n 49, aao
Dabnfnn &c. Otrtr tbsn. Ole 4tRltur fDrpsrt unS iT saSS q
fril&es ssbeu wtfber. ~"''" AsaA
Shpdde bee 9unsen Splfems
o... Ssn u n z. Ntmmp &ss, GissntBaner.
osuSu'B ~" stMWee peruqmtfr rpenmGttlher @aIbe
UoHimlrt 20 NfGra IS
3rn. g. 3anet. - &c eersiHt mir gum arOsttn Weson1os.
nttn 3saents ben rte en- antsEsn su @unaen bu WefunSbr9fs.
dtnftur be DR.. Gb1Imer an3urttbGn. S6pn ldnatrs ss,.
lit lt an NtrptnTAwa@G MattiSfftt unb 8ttrlttunc Der c ON
zen @atur. Sd, naOm NIT itbsm dass meb. ab. gpGbgSsst
Dttier Aftt mar i'd immsr t.aarts ub mutbtps, unbk S1Is S
ir faasa absscrsn rire', rtssessa ID Oeri&ie enc RittsJ
lngsfdnr 3 GDOHea rtetbsn Sic mir, Ar. Gbalmsr'S a.,
bel $ 1taitOr 81 e%tbrauasn. y1 fOIett 1brsm Matbs
it ODD an sinen bsasrsn Grt0IS, ale bti ben ubrissn Mi't slr
allnbtn. 4 enten Sic It'd nun mesn Grnauntn ala IA 3
6as f& ntin Appettt fpsu rad Der smfiten DSls s,rms
unt ID. rad en- To ldum cine tiafde psncmmen. ssDe
%bsrsetslt, tnt ntt gut m Npptu. netme ieesn 1as an mnr <;
tart esnus, rnl treeEe snc Albstt Az " rtdtsn. 81 3 mfr
Or. @nalmt - bat wtsttd Wunfer bel mir ael,rfr m,ta'
Raalfarbtf f,tl& unb tlar. unb 10 Bin ME nsu aebDren ga y
ewpttblr, . jtaIb aQen 4tbenben bteies Wltttsi IN, sSSSS.gs
@rebe. ". Z. Ntmmp, Np 1888 EaueftsTr
8laf&tn SJ. "S'"
3um Ueisufs BET est 9. Sanee. Nu. los gaIttmVrss,
~altimpre, Wp. SStsNK
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Charles goper am tetten anJe usrwunpet
purOe. Die PcItjei pdrse ron Gem Sorlals
benaArlhtlBt, 1lS lie ahtr an Ort uno StelIe
tl1i, patten Die &1mpTer ldon 3ieiBaus 8s.
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u bI D
GefnnDheit8sx incfnr.

sOetu1Dbett6s xinctur.
Die anetnftmft unD erfplsrti~fe W2eouta ;ur nsraen,n.
Nraatsr,. S@~aHtr ub NetSSfer, pti9e jemals srfaaSsss
r6fttst ben S@ma@tn
httlt ben 6rapteM,
embt ben ~9itrp6ftn N1atH unb
atues Gecen benz Jnbeltben.
Die linttur belt
Ntr ,Sft6t, Dnspep a. &rt,ff@meraen,
Grpfret, uAperoaultOfttt, We5ruftbeit.
NtrSB 90 0ittern buru ubemariael 5enus
BON Eabdd nnD SptrtMOlrn peramIa6t'
6artb tnnen, Ntrb i'm MGAen unn h,n,
hnttr,etDe. Sepfer. DGbMnnn &c.
~ Die 1lnttur belieN ben Appetit fir h..
rouidenoe @et,dnfe
perfsnen bte It'd Rem y eorGuHe fvirttupfer Os,t,s.,. 81.
RtGebtn, fnben tas bette 6ehm ttei IN -" P"'
Or. Chalmers @elunbbetts. Tinffur-
Sett , T @ntoedune Der Diebjtn eape Id burd NEW. &c..
et unD Sttannte In btefer STAIR bic Gels noe Nn,opI s1 Nm ~
irMtn gtHeilt: VT
Nuaiun nuA nteinrrn Hnneh,AA
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THE EMPIRE or GOD.

Professor Mitchell. ia closing his series af
Lectures on Astronomy, said Nav. my
ir,end-, must close this long course &c lee
lures. We have passed from planet 10 plan.
e., from sun to sun, from system 10 system.
We have reached beyond the limits II this
mighty steller cluster with which We are al.
lied. We have foan'l other STAND univer.es
sweeping through space. The gteat unan.
ished problem still remains Whence came
this universes Have all these stars which
glitter in the heavens been siniRs from all
rtrrnityi Has our globe been rolling around
the sun for ceaseless agesi Whence, whence
this magnificent Architecture. whose achi-
traves rise in sPlendor fore Us ia every d..
rections Is il all the work ni chancs
answer No. II is mt the work Of chance.
Whe shall reveal 10 Us the true cosmography
OF the universe by which we are surrounded
Is IL the ~ark &c an D nipoteni Achitect?
/" Around Us aud above rise Sun and Sys-
ten. Cluster AID Universe. And doubt not
that. ~ every resion Of this vast Empire Of
God, hymns OF praise and anthems Of glory
are r,sing and reyetberat,ng from Sun to Sun
aud from system TO System heard by O.n-
Impotence alone across immensity aud through
eternity !"
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FITS, why PROMINENT,

For long time there was a paragraph making lis
regular weekly appearance in our columns, with the
brief but emphatic words Fits! Fiisw always at the
head, to some offensive csption hut no, the be.
nevoient and humane, who could sympsthizc in the
Of Others Some persons are shocked al any in.
dleation Of disease and are even thrown into nervous
excitement witnessing hezrse or coffin. Such are
u be pi,ied. We should always strive TO look disease
and death in the face with camness and especial.
y take every opportunity for alternating disease. View
ell in this light the advertisements Of s. s. Hance Of
iOs Baltimore street, Baltimore Nd, possess certain
interest, and those WIN know Of any suffering from
Epilepsy, Spasms, fits Of any kind, should feel
pleasure 10 cut out his ADVERTISEMENT in some other
way send word to the afflicted of the great value Of his
remedies. They be TO any part Of the country
by mail Price. 81 per box. Two s.. Twelve S24.
Sackvillc, October 2.
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we're prepared to cancer ,as .rssMn,ss ~
500 /; but the pastor begged them not u do
SO. as several friends were anavoida1iy alb.
sent. who would not be pleased i nothing
was lett for them to do.
Miss Doiiie Dutton. the smallest girl in
the world tor her age--being nine years old
and 70 inches high, and weighing only Is
pounds - is giving levees in Providence,
Rhode Island.
SUicInEs. New York Times, Of the
9TH inst, called attention to the fact that
during the six weeks which terminated at
the close Of August, no less than fifty. three
cases Of suicide had been recorded in the
journals of the United States. The Com
mercal Advertiser, commenting on the mel
ancholy catalogue, considers il sale to affirm
thar IL no other country than the United
Sttes--not even In England during its most
gloomy months--wodld SIX weeks record
OF suicides average nine per week.
ILLUSTRATED with cuts = said young ur-
chin. as he drew his pocket knife across the
leaves Of his grammar. +" illustrated with
cuts !" reiterated the school master. ss he
drew his cane across the back Of the young
urchin. Souiher, Field.
SoRoaM MoLAssEs. This article. made
from the Chinese sugar cane. has evidently
become one Of the fixed Institutions of this
country. From what we can learn, a large
quantity will be made. The demand for
empty whisky. molasses and vinegar barrels
is so great that the price has advanced from
90 to sl as. and not enough to supply the de.
manu. kqaaDha (Na) Repa5Rean.
An ancient house in New Orleans recent.
" passed into the possession Of a charcoal
seller. who has found pile Of Spanish doub.
looms under the floor in one Of the rooms, the
sum found is reported to be about $4,000.
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Hoitoways PMs = No dwelling in any district in.
tested with fever and ague, any phase OF remttent
or intermittent fever should be without this pow.
erfui tonic aud anti bilious medicine. few doses break
up the chiils. and completely crush out the principle
of the disease. Arsenic aud qunine are often used 10
check fever and ague but relapse always super encs
The seat Of the complaint is in the bile and In the blood
and the only preparation in existence which will neyi.
tally purge out the miasmatic virus from the secre-
tons and the circulation, is Holloways great internal
remedy Asa toc, corrective, and Alternative, il stands
alone.
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THE GOLDEN PEN.

Something News to $40 Day Easily Realized
SAILING 4 SEw Article or
UTILITY. NOVELTY.
BEAUTY and Suitability
Presenting honorable, profitable, and popular induce
menIs for dealers and raders both local and travelling
TO engage in It's sale.
THE GOLDEN PEN
is warranted superior TO any other Metallic Pen evel
introduced to The public. They are well tempered
smooth. and elastic, made Of the Finest Sletl, and
Plated ,oiih Golden Finish, giving them the most at
trarse appearance will corrodc, and never fail
10 give satisfaction. Nothing except The finest Gold
Pens ever before invented IN The zen line, can com.
pare with them in oppe1anes, qualify. ssitob.Gi.y,
economy or cheapness. They are, indeed, superior,
aud By many preferred 10 a solid Gold Pen, the
points never cone OIL
They retail much easier. at half dime, " dime
even, each Than other pens a, lover price; will last
Txx rIsEs LoSGLH. write smoother, aud every way
preferable. Their best Recommendation 10 the rspij
introduction they are receiving in schools, Colleges
Banks, aud Mercantile Establishments GENERALLY i.
throughout the Cni0n.
Their peculiar Construction renders them universal
avore while their elastic qualities make them suila.
bio for every general use. Put U? ia new and all
traelive sly L., with Circulars. Cn,ds. &c.
Terms ~ Sale.
4 Dozen in neal hay. D. za .Dail. s. so
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New and Fresh Goods,

FOR GlsNFrKNMl1gNo
THE unde rsigned has just returned from New York,
with full assortment Of Goods far Gentlemen's
wear, comprising
Senioni's, Biolys and Dtrmon Masson's
Broad Cloths, Velvet, Beavers and other
0y6r-c0atings,
Rich, Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet. Cashmere, and Fine Silk yestings,
gEADY-nlEIDg CLDgMIMG,
FURNISHING GOODS,
TO which he respec fully invites the attention Of bis
friends and the public.
He has the satisfaction Of stating that his selection
is BY far the mo perfect, regards true taste, ele
gance and quality Of any that he has ever before of
iered.
The experience Of more than twenty years has heen
fully exercised Tor the benefit Of his customers and his
efforts to please in this instance have already been fully
sustained by the judgment Of persons Of known taste
and capacity.
His stock of Clnhs were purchased, fresh as i'm.
ported from the most fashionable and best established
houses; aud for his Readynsde Clothing, both as 10
style and finish, he challenges the closest scrutiny
All isa No. l. A No. Ct Is promised no pay
required. IpyIN cApuIcuAEI
Sept. Is. loft
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New Patent Fancy Articles.
AGENTS HEAD QUARTERS.
The Patent scissors sharpener.

The Patent Scissors Sharpener.
Every Lady knows the Inconvenience and trouble
caused by having dull Scissors The trouble il easily
removed by the use Of this indispensable nticle Of
Convenience and utility.
Best inducemenl to make mopey Honorably. Rapid.
y, Easily and Surely. ever before presented. Please
observe the Inducements.
ist.-It requires but a small amount Of money 10
prosecute il.
I'd. Il Is the best instrument ever invented for the
purpose.
81. Il pays Large Profits both 10 The Wholesaler
and Retailer, being from 100 10 400 per cent.
4th. II Is light aud easy occupation. a Whole
sale supply can be carried in carpet bag yaiise.
9th It's adaptation to all pers,ns either in active
bus ness wishing to secure Ienunerstive employ.
neni either Local or Travelling. II is suitable to ei
iher ser, old or young.
9Th. The unlimited use of such common articles o.
store and Manufaetoiy, and with their use. conse.
qucni need Of sharpening causes all iaexhausble de.
msnd for their sale,
State right Of sale, but give free chance.
We could enumerate many other reasons, but wc
wish TO call your attention particularly to the Low
Terms Of Sale.
Single Samples BY mail. free, only : Q y
Dozen . o.
10 CT
Per gross, express. at purchasers expense. Is OF
All packed in Neat Boxes, with Labels, Show Bills
&c.
soma Agent. arc making $40 per Jay, selling ,hi
article alone.
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Farther Point, Oct. i6

DEArH or JUDoE MASON Judge ]. Y. Ma.
son, our. American Minister at Paris. died Of
apoplexy on the 81.
The Great Eastern leaves Portland for
HoIyhead on the 9Th Of October.
ZURlcH.-All six Of the Plenipotentiaries
were present at the Conference, and the Sd
article Of peace was read over. The Paris
Patrie says a treaty will be signed in few
days that will confirm the cession of Lombar.
dy that contains the settlement of Lombardy
debt.
The Central Italian affairs win be settled
by peace Congress.
The london Times in another sharp arti
Gle on the San Juan affair rejoices in Gen.
SCOTS mission. and trusts that a pacific So
luton will be the result.
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VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND
FOR SALE.

TIVE subscriber wishing to dispose Of tract Of land
L takes this method Of informing Tobacco raisers
where they can find good bargain in land inferior TO
none foi rai,ng Tobacco The said tract lies in tho
Northern part Of Orange county. adjoining the lands
Of Mrs. Rachel Farer, Alexander Anderson and Others
containing two hundred acres which will sell on
good terms. The said land is well iimbered with pine
and oak. Any person DESTROYS Of procuring good
plantation will do well TO call on me, living near
Hughss Academy, or by addressing me at that Office
as am determined to sell.
DAVID T. CLARK.
October 4. .il-am.
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ITALIAN AFFAlRs.--Thr dictator of Mode.
ma has ordered $4,000 mimic rifles.
A dispatch From Naples SAYS that the King
had left for the Roman frontiers with the pnr.
pose TO have an interview with the Pope at
Rome
LospoS. Sept. 2oth.--A dispatch from ".
rich says that Prince Napoleon arrived there
yesterday morning. when separate confer.
rnecs Immediately tuok place between the
French and SarIinisns, and the French aud
Austrians plenipaten,isries.
The French are artiyely engaged 10 fitting
out for the Chna expedition.
II |. rum6red that Prince Albert will re.
present England, and the Archduke Maximi.
Ian austria. in the proposed Peace Congress
at brussels.
The Bty of Tunis died on the gel Of Sep
tcmber. and the presumptl,e heir was ia.
stalled.
Tie telegraph cable between Sicily aud
Malta has been successfully laid.
II has been announced that the French
force for China will consist Of twenty thou.
sand troops AID twenty .two vessels.
II is rumored that Sir Hope Grant has
been appointed TO the command Of the China
erpeditionary force, and that ten thousand
men would be sent from India 10 China, but
none from England.
A Russian authori', states the loss Of The
Chinese at the Peiho forts at 1000 killed ;
tho number Of wounded not stated. Some Of
the wounded Englshmen were IN the hands
Of The Chinese, and vel treated.