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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-04-06
HARDING COLUMN.
OUR ADVANTAGES.

OUR ADVANTAGES.
Our Northern House
Number of Branches in
North-Carolina and
Virginia-0ur annual sales
How we Purchase our Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, Cove
offer for sale no "Slop Shop
Work-We payne second profit
We buy no Goods at Auction, &c.
FACTS WORTHY of CONSIDERATION.
Our Northern House-Headquarters. for
Manufacturing-Keen, Scott G Co.
THEY WERE AMONG TIE PIONEERS IN
the Clothing Trade. Their Houses have been,
established in the South, Virginia and North.
Carolina for the last 90 years. They manufac.
ture exclusively for their own branches, viz:-
Keen, Scott d Co., Chicago. Ill,
Keen, Baldwin & Co., Richmond, Va,
Wertenbaker & Gentry, Charlottesville, Va.
I'D. Goodman & Co., Richmond, Va,
Scott, Harrison & Co., Petersburg. Va,
ThOs. W. Royston, Petersburg. Virginia,
o. Baldwin, Wilmington, N. C.
0.S. Baldwin & Co., Fayetteville, N. c., and
E L. HARDING, RALEIGH, N. C.
All our Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings, &C., are
imported to order, or purchased of importers
agent by the Case.
The annual sales at retail in
NoRTH-CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA.
are over Eight Hundred thousand Dollars.
W" pay no second profit. We buy no Goods a.
Auction. We sell no. trash-no "SlOp Shop"
work is ever offered in. our House. We are cur
3 own manufacturers, and we guarantee every gar
f ment we sell. We receive goods by every Ex.
press Arrival, and are now. opening a splendid as-
sortment
e OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
z new styles, &C., &C., at
4 I. L. HARDINa's.
March 1Qfb 1880
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FOR SALE.

A NEGRO WOMAN, who is a good Cook,
Washer and Ironer. For terms and further par
ticulars, enquire of the Editor of this Paper.
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VIM. WATSON.
Upholsterer and Paper Hanger,
FAYETTEVILLE ST.
NeYt dnnr halom Eax,aau,z I'LL

RALEIGH, NC.
S now receiving his SPRING GOODS, con-
l. sisting of Gilt Velvet and common Papers, and
Borders to mat b all of which he will put up in
the neatest manner both in town and country.
Also Fire Screens, Transparent and Paper
shades, window Cornices and Curtain Bands,
Picture Cords and Tassels, Lounges, Hair, ShucF
and Cotton Mattresses. Also the Curled Palmleai
Shuck Mattress, something entirely new, and far
superior to the ordinary Shuck Mattress. All of
which l will sell at the lowest prices for Cash or
10 SIX months punctual customers.
WIN. WATSON.
Raleigh, March 80, 1859. 3I-3m
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DAVENPORT FEMALE COLLEGE.
TNHE first annual examination of this Institu-
L ton will embrace the 4th Wednesday and
Thursday in April. A sermon by the Rev. VIM.
Martin before the undergraduates, will be preach
ed the preceding Sabbath. The exercises Of the
College will be resumed the Sd Thursday in July.
HENRY W MOOD, Pres.
April 2, 1859. 32-3t
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Spring 1859. Spring 1853.
HEARTT & IREDELL,
Ii FAYETTEVILLE ST.,
"AVE now opened their large and elegant as
I sortment Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Straw
Goods and Shoes.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A FEW DAYS,
MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
A DESCRIPTION OF THE SCENERY of the
IA Mountains of Western Carolina-illust ated
with splendid engravings and accompanied by q
Map showing all the roads, stopping places, and
noted beauties-by
q. z. COTTON.
This work should be in the hands especially of
every North Carolinian, and of all lovers of fine
scenery.
It will be for sale, wholesale and retail,
By W. L. POMEROY,
Raleigh, N. c.
1t will also be for sale by E. J. Hale q Son,
Fayetteville, N. c.: Kelley's New Book Store,
Wilmington; Mrs. Stanly's Book and Fancy
Store, Newbern j. Il. Enniss, Salisbury; P. ].
Lowrie, Charlotte E. ]. Aston. Asheville.
March IL, 1859. 2o-tf
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GRIFFICE's CONFECTIONERY.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il friends and the public generally, that he has
removed his establishment to his E STORE,
on Morgan street, next to the stand known as
Clark's Coach Shop, two squares southwest of the
Capitol, and Immediately in the rear of the Meth
odist Female Seminary, whore he keeps CONSTANT
ly on hand
CANDIES of all kinds and flavor
CAKES, of every description of his own manu-
f%acture Nuts, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Candles,
Starch, Pepper, Spice, fine Chewing Tobacco,
mention.
He would return grateful thanks to his custo,
mers for the liberal patronage received at their
hands, and hopes by strict attention to business
to receive a. still larger share. His motto is
"Quick sales and mall Profits" Terms cash.
WIN. ]. GRIFFCE.
Raleigh, March 10, 1859. 30-5tpd
Wa N. G.. Advocate COPY 5 times.
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APRIL 2. 1859
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18
Things IN Washington as Photographed to
tho New York papers

Il Nep MMster 10 Nicaragua aad COST, Riea-
the United States do not Ibandon Irieatoeriag.
WAsnlNcroN, August Is, 1889.
Professor Alexander Demitry, translator Of the
state Department was appointed -day by the
President Minister to Costa Rita aud Nicaragua.
aud VIII leave her at an early day for Central A.
merica.
The statement Of tho London Herald, that tho
United States government has officially notified
that OF her Majesty that the United States have
resolved to abandon priyateering, as u portion of
the maritime law agreed upon ut the Congress Of
Paris in 1856, is entirely without foundali on.-
The administration strictly insists on its reten-
ton.
The party for discovering a ship canal across
the Isthmus of Daren will DO organized for tho
most part by officers detached from u vessel of the
Guit Squadron. IL will proceed on board the
freoie to the east coast, and seek to verify the
statement Of Osborne Cullen and Surgeon Cald-
well OF cur own Navy that such gar or depres-
sion OF the Eastern Cordilleras exists rs to admit
OF the construction Of a ship canal. The country
westward to the Bay Of San Miguelar, on the Pr
ciic, is represented to be nearly fiat Mr.. Avery
who accompanied Lieut. Strain goes out TO ioin
the expedition, and with him an experienced ,ro.
naut with balloons, by which it is an,cipated that
considerable advantages may result to the expe-
dition.
:. Secretary Cobb is expected in day or two
From the tone Of his friends here I infer that he
looks upon the advocates for reopenng the slave
trade as constituting but small portion of the
electors Of Georgia.
Gen. Gushing, who is now here. has been ten.
dered the mission to Central America, but his en-.
gagements are OF such nature as to render his
acceptance OF the appointment impossible. The
Administration regards tho position as Of great
Importance under existing circumstances.
The Southern Railroad Convention has adjourn.
cd. The proposition for the arrangement Of
frcights was Withdrawn. A COMMITTEES was an.
pointed to correspond with the Railroad Comma.
MES between Portland and Washington. with the
view Of bidding in conjunction with themselves for
the conveyance Of the great mails from Portland
to Now Orleans.
INDIAN BArrLE.--St. Louis. Aug. IA, 1855
Ihe steamer Spread Eagle, with IS United States
soldlers from Fort Randall, arrived at St. Josenh
on Friday evening, having made the VOYAGE srpm
POINT S5o miles above the mouth Of the Yellow
stone. she reports a ssnguinary battle between
we Sloax and Auraknras un the 20d If july
wnish rssalied in the loss Of twen.y.eiyht ~ ~
aosnes and sixteen "fthe latter. Another hattls
Mas anticipated. with the result Of the ers;nc.
s .n o. the weaker party. The Spread Eaple went
900 miles higher up the Missouri chan sny .,ss,
boat before. " guy ''eam-
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Auzzasr. c. H.sAaezss i9sh. 1855

Auzzsss, G. H,aAassst III. 1859.
This bslae The Court dey q tbs eeunty, he
sovsrsixns tanned out ID iarfs numbers. The
Coansy csars sdjosrnsd a u =. In oedss % give
Mr.. John ? Slaughter. whe ? Commissioner OF
the Lynchbars Agricultural Society. an opporta.
nifty IL addressing the people On the subject OF
Agriculture and the proposed Lynchbsrg Fsir.-
Il IL but Justice 20 Mr. Slaughter 10 say that he
advocated clearly and forcibly the interests Of az
riculture and ne fair. He said truly. that agri.
culture underlsid and supported all the businesses
Of life; that h Wa not studied In Virginia NJ .
science as Il should BE-. and that farmers were too
slow 10 ayaiiing themselves Of new improvements
and discoveries 10 their department lie said,
and paved from statistics, that those coun-
ties were most productive and prosperous where
farmers were stimulated by agricultural and me-
chanical exhibitions. and where they adopted the
modern appliances Of farming. The Lynchburg
Fair will be held on the 18th. 10Th, Goth and 2lst
Of October next, and 10 10 important that the coun-
ties throughout the Commonwealth should be
aroused on the subject Of the Fair, and hope
Mr.. Sian htsr will have IL In bis power TO visit,
between this and October. most. il not MI the
tics In West and Middle Virginia. fair brings
together the scientific and practical farmers Of the
State. and by their interchange Of ideas and mu-
,ual discussion. diuses and increases agricultural
information. 1t also stimulates tho farmer to ex-
Gel in every department Of production, by holding
out by prizes o chance both for reputation and
profit, and il cultvstes by addresses and by exhi-
biton proper pride among farmers in their BUSH
ness of life. Lynchburg, by its central position.
by its now extensive railroad and water commu-
nicaiion with various parts Of tho State, and its
accessibility to the great grazing regions Of Vr-
ginin, il we'll suited for mn Annual State Fair
The first exhibition If the Lynchburg Agricnltu-
raj Society which took place last year. was credit.
able bath in the number who attended and the
articles exhibited. Let the farmers but subscribe
According to their ability and duty, and the Lynch
burg Fair of 1859. cannot fail to be splendid
success and mn Annual Fair in Lynchburg will
become almost one Of The institutions Of the State
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or'ed sas pss.s'o" !" y. -. ~ n,, NOR.
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esecssal.y asss e.a'''ss w. NsA -. - p
AJAX IeA"on' .no ''a'"', '"e -, W. ..a
Nososnsss" ~ i0So' ."e" law; -, NJ.
the Albany nsesnoy "ss a"'s !. e''A
wn.s n.ss ~" ~. py n'.S.;. -.
vefneiy WoAy y '"' -.
espee-s"u w"
tnoeo 80 tnfS wv, "AsTh e"' s"v~b" 80 49, -
caught md dragged. We believe that 10 ~ ao'u'
as honeat - most OF them. h's letter was NOT
worsss I'D. considering their relative .posi''o".
before The people. not nearly 20 bad as "en. oa's
NicLolsoa letter, which was dehoora'e eno'' !"
decisive; o. Buchansn's scarcely less Inn" ,n'a
mous OaliSssnia letter. There is bold dash'ng
air aboat our Governor, which, with oil ms va"''y
and eocoutficity. 10 we'll calculated 70 excite ad
.... a.. u..snr..... 9TH which he
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The Boiling Mil

Since ws.threw out the suggestions made in
former issues Of this paper, relative to the imror
lance Of establishing Rolling Mill in this city.
we have been encouraged by several very favcra-
BILE responses accompanied with Assurances of
willingness upon The part Of gentlemen of means.
not citisens Of Lynehburg, TO take stock in such
an enterprise. We believe, from the favor which
the proposition has met with the prospect of pro-
curing remuneraticn which such An outlay would
secure; and the necessities Of the case that an es.
tablishmsnt Of this character will sooner or later
DO erected At this point We trust it may DO
speedily done. It isa shame, and constant re.
prosch to our want fsplprpriss that our immense
undevsloped water powor 10 not made available to
the ends Of increasing our population. and aug
msnting our material wealth Tobacco is not the
only philosophers stone. ~ many of our citizens
seem 70 imagine. that will convert other matter
into goad and there sfe other things that would
increase our RESOURCES and Importance, beside that
which il relied upon ~ the chief support of our
city. Lynehburg has prospered. and many of her
citsens hsvs grown wealthy whilst prosecuting
bat one principal bzssoh OF industry; but what
might not have been her condition to-day, il her
interests had been more varied calling for great
ervsriey Of talent BY asording greater diversity
If ecsupationf We do not hesitate to express the
belief thar it. with the facilities within her reach
she had gone into the various branches Of iron
manufacture. her white population would this day
be double what it is, and her general prosperity
and importance be vastly 10 advance Of what they
are. bynchburg should b manufacturing city
1T can be nothing else; and. considering the
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hslspsrssioq, end ~ sss snsblsd . ssvs al the
prsas sAlsA fbr.srly issrsa - ne bsasas Of
~ skeSeshsssd 1nasgasplidassa tAoss sessps
rs ~ - ne psrpps = mannihstare A
HsIliae 1fnl lhsss1srs ras fsand ssssssai ;
siasis sstAblisAnsss sch - ws have sssssionsd.
and which. Of itself. jsssissd large expenditure
10 the erection Of ose; 90 thst there is room 10
douhs thas sinil.r establishment would DO both
needAbi and profitable in Lynchbarg. Will oar
menisd men taks hold Of its We hope they will.
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"A FATAL MISTAKE. daniel Steel, "A harl work
ing and frugal man, recently purrha.ri little
place IN Wayne Township. and with his wife aud
family was working har to clear it from debit
on the 29th ct last mnn;h the hogs were in the
c"r', aud MIR. Steel an! his ,lau .cr werr ri,cip,
them cut the daughter handing s.one> II her IA,
ther to throw al the intruIrr.. Mr. Scel ,nu
ther' Was difficulty III expcling The hogs and
running t" tho fence, mar which S.,me If the
swine were Approaching, she pru.cc,.el To L..
down the bars Mr.. Steel herring the bars. with
excitement seizsd large stone which hi. tlauyh.
ter hal packed up, and quickly threw it in the d.
fectlon IT the muse ut the fence undey the i'm.
preston that 1t proceeded from the l,oys which he
could mt see through the weeds nr h,.f earn -
ms missile struck the uninrtu,mtc wife ON the
temple, from the effects Of which hl.w She fol, T.,
the ground in IN insensille state. The force Of
the blow on the temple had been 81 great TIM. !,
had literally driven the eve, whici, rrutrud.1 in
aghastly manner Mr. Steel and his ,i,r,hter
were nearly frantic when the reality # The G,t,J
mistake was felt. The poor womun WA. ,n,va~'
ed into the house. and sympathians n4i.i,l.os
soon arrived; but NIL Efforts to restore Mrs S,..l
to animation and rcasun were witbou. ny,;l nav
could the physicians render TIE desired rel,.f
She continue in single ate Of c,n.coss
until Saturday last when reason dawu.J un,n
her brief interval, su ,cctded by relapsa
which terminated in her death that evening p
terson Daily Guardian 81
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DVSpanSia-

NJ % Consi ring the Various forms in which this disease de
Ia rain follow Indigestion, Fdia il Stomacl, Hed,tdura
a h a; asa u 2rsJ@s '
ie5'l"y ftmae Comphrinfs DE- Some of the first in
Ssrcd their own persons by The o1YsrsArsp BIT
rkGs while testimonials from other editorial opn
their names in print are ,rErctIl oyrrw hcimng
l'cad the following from avery highly respectable Clergy
man:
EAsrTArsroS. Mass, Feb. 9, 1858.
7" the Editor Of the Portland Miro, -Sn-
oTlGESATEp fTIrRs.-Fdr than twenty five Years
hive been sufferer from The ny spes. Besides trying The ,-
f various ' have S f ' srsss s variety ~ pas
in' 'edglnc' an similar result Through the Kindness Of
my slei ceit al si March, half dozen bottles of the
oNSGEsAlEp BIrrEEa. began o uset them wihnu, an
hope OF deriving help Iroa them Being determined give
lr fair iri continued their but without any pcrcc-
,ihlc benefit tn jane.
s,ncc ihen have gradually improved in health til, am en-
in Ir from a"idity Of the s'oach consequent
hanr, aud the awful aud almost isiraeng sick headache
NhGN o|" for lays together has wholly untitled for stud,
ana Tor all other ministerial duties and rendered life n burden
f' tni owe IT, NV an expression Of gratitude To Mcssr-
fo"le ~ Co., and also duty 10 the public
oN!Ecnmrd lers AS in my estimation, remedy for
that most trying most vexing and cruel Of hill Diseases
ed long mud tried many different remedies with no good
result can recommend the oxygenaed Bittes with conf
sitt" beg Of them To make trial Of these BtIes without
delay.
JAMES r. CUSHING.
rrrparedty $ W. FowLEk CO.. BosTos, and for sale by
H. sn nn b. I ali s st.y a,nen e";
mc'i'tiI" throughout the city and country. july II
sAXFoRp,s LIVER INyIGoRAToE.
CpMPD>ED IN flRELY FROM GUNS
= .... PUPPIES THE BLOOD.
LIVER INNIGORAIOE.
LIN w INNlGoHArOR.
LIZ EE INVlGOisATOR.
Cl'EES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
. - CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS
shS SICK HEADACHE
CUES cos iIN ENE-S.
G. RS FLATU LENCY.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRIltEA.
CURES CIoLIC.
Nt' hiNrrtNlncnt IN another cnIhmn. Iinly 1f-2rn
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Rrandrath'S Pills

NJ hRorB Efsc1N hen Pain or Inflammation Ia present
Wy body Brandreh Pills used they at
upon TIE bunors which The occasion of the pain
inflammation them from the body, and they cannot
because lir only and those humors
impurities which unhealthy want fe and whose
in part the pain and burning heat So In
hi"at Group, colds coughs. rheunass pain in the side and
eury which all cured by from To three doses of these
% Whose only eNertc5 10 impurities from
The blood The lightly directed will them and be cured
Sold nj No !J Canal ST. y. " and by ull respectable deal
,Is in medicine. faug 6-ts.
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nr,,rc.ion for the Hocks. The mir is pure dr.
and bracng. Drought at certain seasons OF iiie
year is complained D bas the eide range u ooun-
try over which the fscks san b shifted. afrds NJ
ali times a sufkc.ent sustsnancs for any nu0lhsr
Of sheen. which arrive at maturity earlier til ~
than IN Europe Il may be that the wool Fesonr-
ce. II Australia will finally prove almost as valu-
able a. the gold placers Of that vast colony.
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SHEEP AND Wool IN AusrnALn-Thc increase
OF sheep and consequently of the w.nl ,ra.,s s'1
Australia is truly astounding In 1888. twenty.
nine sheep were imported into that colony fro.,
i mas There IRE now at least ten millions. Tn
1912 thirteen Thousand six hundred ponnds NJ
wool were sent from Australia to Eneland-las,
year, MY mill,onsl The climate Of Australia j.
SAID {" be peculiarly adapted to the breeding anJ
rearing OF sheep as we'll as for preserving, # no,
improving the liner descriptions of wool. The
country uoan,ry consists of vast plains in the interior
ap sId'y w'oiei' and covered with natural era scs
'"' 'ner KINDS ut heritage. ali Ring the best =.
1t .se cattle If all nds The temp.rain,
genial and preeludes the necessity Of ar,i6.ml
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all. and sesssipe . siIsr passage to the skies
OF they viii nsvsr leave me.
The nsxs deg fund n glidag down the bosom
Of the nsajsstic James. hume ward bound. ! wand
like to speak sf he beautiful river scenery which
everywhere attracted our attention.. but have al
ready zeade my letter quite long enonkh, and for
the present, At least, must desist. Aiicnl adieu!
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Els I LISH 1Q9a

KEEN, BALDWIN d. WIIII.N,e,
A IKE now receiving direct from their own ma,nc,, :,
and mos. desirable stock Of FALL AND
S oe made by every arrival throughout The Season T
pared ~ h W , 70 The nEraL they are pre-
NJ nos fashionable goods up in sle eou 10 thy &
laliors work md sold at TwESrY-rTvE PEE CENT @
80 10 the WHOLESALE TRADE and viii hs sd
:" most extensive and desirable stock OF fa,,sas,
Na, Inference 10 the wants Of the merchants Vircn;s
tin,a 10 at sn tennessee Desaag the whoe N an,
yaP,a oe extensive operations and other material al
e' " ~ e"d r ~ oEer tie greatest Inducements
aug lists NJ, laa ~ - ~ ~. q VILLAINS,
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From the Press.


Mr. John Jackson, publisheT Of the Caiah Advertiser
II. writes: know " be all that Ii recommended; nav
Ing used II In my family for SIX or seven yean
Every mother housekecper must oen art As family
r .ian the numerous illnesses and accidents that occur
children and servants For many Of these cases DAVIS
Pain Killer Is an Indispensable article In diarrsa IL has
used and effected For cuts and bruises nsau
nble.-K. j. Examiner.
PgaRY DAvIs' PAIN KmIEnTbis medicine has become an
article thing medicine cssr became before
Pain Killer much Item In every bale q good: sent 20
country merchants tea, coffee or sugar ms mct speaks
volumes In Its fayor-Giens Falls NsssenGer-
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN the many
this article, aud other medicines IN the mar
kc pretending the purpose yet the sale o
Perry Davis Pain Killer In than the whole OF them put
~ the few articles that are inst whai ihey
pretend 10 b.. TyM-Brsnspioh IsteordpA.
Hair Restorative.
will think, with US In the opinion
W. that the human huh Ia the grestes natural ornament
thai either by gentleman or lady JUST meet
apparently good looking for instance ID the street out
s his hat In recognition OF Your bow and the charm
has vanished Icabod written his bald head and the
Lrc In the lady the matter Is If possible worse
reminding Of the circumstance on which theft
lowing epgram ID founded:
20. give me, fair Emma, lock OF your hair"
A bnshful young lover took courage and sighed;
"'Twere a sin ~ refuse such modest request
So take tie uAote scig," the dear creature replied,
Now prevent such catastrophe Within the power OF
every lady gentleman for by using lrot WOODS HAIR
ResfnRAyK Ia only prevented from falling of or
turning grey but the article win restore hair to bald paeesnnd
even changed and become gray, viii bring
pristine beauty and uxuance Those who arr ae
uained with the anatomy, physiology aud pathology Of e
hair must be well that certain substances hive secc
upon H. and Is by udicious combination of these that
Prof Wood succeeded IN compromising mixture possessed
Of remarkable virtues Uariey nd0dsiae ana Literary
Gd<6ne.
sold by all good Druggists
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Capt Schsnlsy. we'll known in this country
ana mr. Leatham, brotherih-aw Of Mr.. Br;cI,
have beeu unseated in the British House OF CON.
mons, for corruption at the polk.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills.

m IIoLlowA Pulls together, form the
nt3 great health giving remedies Of the nineteenth
century While the former acts through the external orces,
pcneratcs the parchcd soil, the latter PARTIES the
blood aud renders the ply machinery healthy and vigorous
sold the Mandatory. No. 50 Maiden Lane New York and
hy all Druggists 2oc GJc, and 81 per box. aug Civ