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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

ANEoDoTE OF PARsoN B.-Od Parson B., who
presides little flock in one Of the back towns
in the State OF Maine, was, without exception, the
most eccentric divine we ever knew. His eccen
triciiies were carried far in the pulpit as out of
it. An instance Of which we will relate
Among the church members Was one who in
yariably made practice Of leaving the church ere
the parson was through with his sermon, and 40
one, the divine, seemed to take notice Of it.
Aud lie Mt length notified Brother r, that such a
thing must, he felt assured, be needless. But P.
said chat at that hour his family needed his services
at home and he must do it. Nevertheless, on leay-
ing church he always took roundabout way,
which, by some mysterious MEANS always brought
him in close proximity to the village tavern, which
he would enter-and " thereby hangs a tale.''
Parson B. ascertained from some source that P.,s
object in leaving church was to obtain dram, and
he determined to stop his leaving and disturb
ing in the congregation in future, if such thing
was possible.
The next Sabbath Brother P. left his seat at the
usual time and started for the door, when the par
son exclaimed:
Brother P p
p. on thus being addressed, stopped short and
gazed toward the pulpit
Brother P ~ continued the parson g there Is no
need of your leaving the church at this time Is
passed the tavern this morning, l made arrange
ments with the landlord to keep your toddy hot
until church was out q ~
The surprise and modification Of Brother p can
hardly be Imagined. #5 szsa= s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

A cockney conducted two ladies to the Obserya-
tory to see an eclipse of the moon. They We're
too late; the eclipse was over, and the ladies were
disappointed
oh! " exclaimed our hero, ''don't fret, know
the astronomer very well he is very polite man,
and am sure will begin again.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

"a great lie,n says the poet Crabbe, "is like
great fish on dry land; it may fret and fling and
make a frighttul bother, but it cannot hurt YOU;
You have only to keep still and it will die Of ITSELF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

The Supreme Court has decided, that when a
man imagines his nose to be gas light, and wrngs
his ears TO shut off the gas, 1t is to be taken as
prima facie evidence that he is q common drunk
ard, and the burden of proof rests en- him TO es.
tabiish his innocence Of the charge,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
Snake Charming.

A gentleman named G. F. Wirsen, Swede hy
birth, but for several years past resident OF Cali
fornia, came to Atlanta few days ago. and pro.
posed to the Faculty of the Medical College that
he would submit to them some facts In relation to
snake charming that must forever put to rest the
idea that such q thing as charming snake cannot
be done. Mr. w. gave one or two private exhibi.
ions, and at length he announced public exhibi-
ton on Saturday last. We confess we were du.
bious OF the affair, and went to the exhibition
rather preiudced against the exhibitor than in his
favor.
A box containing some twenty-five snakes,
among which was rattesnake with seven rattles.
large cotton mouth moccasn, the copper head
rattiesnakes pilot, two different species Of the
viper, and several species of water mocoasin He
took first the rattlesnake in his hand, shook his
rattles, played with him, and coiled him about his
neck He next took the cotton mouth moccasin,
and went through the same maneuvers with him,
and SO on through with all the others. He had at
one time the whole twenty-five crawling around
his neck, shoulders and head, playing with him,
touching his whiskers with their tongues and actu-
ally kissing him.
He put them on the floor, and tormented them In
way that we could call cruel--bat not one of
them attempted TO bite him. or to show the slight
est anger--no matter what he did; He picked
them all up and put them into his bosom, where
they crawled and coiled for five minutes. They
were then restored to their box every one satisfied
of one thing, that Is, his compile control over
them. 4
small stout dog, at least fonr years old, was
then brought in, when Mr.. Wiraen took out the
rattle SNAKE and in an instant the rattles were in
motion and the anger of the snake aroused. Mr.
W. held him n his hand while he bit the dog twice.
He then coiled the rattlesnake around his neck,
and took out the cotton mouth moccasin, which bit
the dog once, fereely. From the moment the dog
was bitten, and he appeared in excellent health be-
fore, he looked dull and dropped, and died in an
hour This was to all the most satisfactory evil
dence that the snakes were venomous, but per-
fectly charmed and innocent ia the hands of Mr..
Wirsen. The utmost satisfaction was manifested
by all present. ATLANTA Intelligeneer, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

RACES OVER THE FASHION CoURsE--First Day.
The spring meeting on the Fashion Course, Long
Island, N. Y, commenced on the 14th, to continue
one week. There were three races the first day,
of which the following is the summary:
First Rure-Po Stake, for all ages, milo heats $780,
subscribers
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and bic Fotlrpnt1t intO private life sftss ne 10
complainant Of the great work he bad 10 hanl
Attogil the Subimlty Of bis design, and the puri
y Of bic patTlo.iSm.
Responded to By J. ". HslSlsy, Rsq.
10. The memory Of Father Mslhsw-the Krsa
bsnofaotOr Of the human race. His virtues vii
ever bo cherished 10 the hearts Of the Ir5h people
Music.
II. The Heroes Of the Revolutionary theil
examples never be forgotten.
Air-"Ths Bold sOjsr Boy"
IL. The Governor Of the statO Of Ohio.
l3. A free aad an enlightened Prsss-shs boS
and 1ureSt guaFanty Of individual safety and Ma
tiOnhl liberty.
Responded to By boWs from 'fall Of en-"
IA. The Mayor and Council Of the city Of Clsvo'
land-mAy their sets reflect honor upsn them
selves, and confer substantial benefit upon this
community.
Responded to By !. W. Fitch.
l5 The Ladiss-They give grace aad elsRanes
to society, tone and government 10 Ronius-hn
interest and q charm to letters and in the hour Of
sorrow, sickness and adVeFslty, they are mans
only true and faithful friends.
Air-"Is there q heart that never loVsdi"
10. Our host and hosteIS-ths entertainment
they have provided for the occasion Is highly
complimentary to their taste and ikill IL the Suli-
ihHry art
Responded to BY C. E. Main, Esq.
Volunteer toaIts we're then given and the CON-
PAny dispersed at Il o'clock In hearty good feeling
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Y TELEGRAPH.
. ,,os ~ heRortsd ~ tbe unIo6 TsIsFTa1E,
I. S-BAoeks co4NEK i0T BLHK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
Saturday Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON
WAsHINOToN, March u

WARRINGTON, March IL
The Tariff bil viii be reported on Monday. bv one :,
two expodients. " Stats called Mr Gorrill ~
has It % eh8rgp, VI oisf igfroni Versont m CT.
miteesb Be ea1ed Hr sherman fW present It from tb,
| Ways aud Means, under The new rule
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill passed the Way
aud Means Commitiee to-day, and viii b presented I.
the House Monday.
IN: Naval and Poi oaee biIl' are the only tEo re-
Haining u the hands 81 the eomuittso. 4i'
List Of Cadets appointed q argo By TIE Prssidsut
for 1906
1t. Edward wHlObghby Anderson, son of ibe lat,
James W. Anderson, diltnguiahsd in Florda and Neg.
leo and mortaly wounded At TIE bats Of Chsrubusso
"a. B2rdett A. Terrst son Of ne lats Capt b. Ter
retb who died 10 serTies In lsls hnd nephew Of Maj
@ y me arlne Cops Who vas bfeTsted for gal
3D. Charles Z. Moore son Of soldier has been afty
years 10 the army, having served out faithfully nine
4th. Joseph L. s. Kirby, son Of The lats Maj. r n
Aoy who wa twice brgYeted for CALAMITY In the war
Of 1872, and died In services In 1872
9th. AleT. Sanford CLARK, son Of Maj John B. Clark
who entered the sarYfes in 1872 and dird of raIio
fever while in command Of the Castle Of San Juan a.
ULoa, at Vera Cruz.
9Th. Francis W. FOOte son Of the late Dr. LYMAN
hoo1o, who was thirty years in the army and ded 10
ths soryieo In 1876, on the Texan frontier.
IN. Walter abbott, son of the late Commander Alb
Dett OF the Navy who was distinguished At the battle
Of Lake ChamplAn, and died In 1885 while IN eonmsn5
Of the East India Squadron, Of disease contracted II
service.
sth. Wm. Waller, grandson OF Prssid.Bt T,l.,
yth James W. Fetler, step son Of Maj EB Als4.
ander, who twice breVsted for gallant coptract an
Mexico, and commanded his regiment At the forming
cf the Beengats.
10th. James Mayns Cuylsr, son Of Surgeon John n
Cuylsr who has been twenty five years IN the and
vas dlitinguahed In several Indian eampaians and ~
the hs1lean var where he served In Gen. Scotts line
Of Mexico - ~ W
The Homestead bill, which passed the House. v.s
Teieriea ~ the Senate 10 the COMMITTEES on Public
Lands. That Committee recommended the gtrfkng out
9t the enaeting clause inserting the Senate biIi
drafted By Mr. johnson Of Tenn. M. Johnson's Bill
among those who have the benefit Of the pub
Wthout children and foreigners who may declare theft
intention after the passAgeOf Tie bill aud ouiv allow
tnose VINO are recipients Of lands under the bill to re-
ceive alternate sections.
Ihs HOUSE bin includes tE6 parties named above
Il is Aid the Republicans will accept Johnaou'S hin
II lhey cannot get the one that passed the House ,
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FROMBALTIMORR.


baltimore, March II.
gentleman Just from Washington saws that thu
feeling Of the Democratic National COMMITTEES strongly
fATors having the National Convention meet At BAt
more a. It apPearS 10 be imPOsabs for the large mas
ses OF people likely to attend 10 got accommodation At
Charleston, even at most exoTbitlnt prices
Frominen citizens here offer to furnish the MARYLAND
Institute and several other large halls for the Commit
zee rooms, delegations, 6c free Of eoss. All the ho-
tes and eating houses have made pledge to make no
Advance ia rates The citizens also Wfrhout dating
Hon OF party, VIII throw open their doors for the ae
eommodation TO the FAst teroWds As farther induce
ment, the 3. o. r R. and those ccunsetlng with II
nom the West Will reduce the Of fare ons-hsL
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FROM BOSTON.


BOSTON, March L.
The strikers Of Lynn made a great turn out IN pro
eession to-day, numbering 6OO0 The spectators
were double that number. SeFarai hundred banners
were borne BY the strikers both male and female and
the city was decorated in many places with tags and
streAmers.
The pro ession comprised besides all the strikers OF
Lynn several military and IRE companies with bands OF
music and delegations or ladies' from SWamDscott Mar
blehead' Danyers, SuiguS Reading, Stonsham, VOL
TernI Beverly, Salem aud other places.
The weather delightful and the proceedings har-
moniouA and gratifying to the pATticipators-
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MARINE ITHNs-The Buffalo Republic say.
that Col. Prince has made motion in the Cana.
dian Parliament towards compelling steamers on
the lakes to carry mssts and sails, to be used in
case Of the machinery becoming disabled, or other
necessity. --.r -- r.-- -
The first steamboat Of the season arrived ct
Chicago on Thursday from Milwaukee.
The schooner J. F. Warner and R H. Harmon
owned by T. P. Handy, Esq, of this city, are to
losd with slaves at Detroit for Europe The Ad-
vertiser says their cSrgOes are being received
over the Detroit and Milwaukee Road and viii be
ready about the lst Of April.
Capt. Ward, ofthe steamer Forester, has arrived
al Detroit from FOrestvie, Port Huron, 30. He
reports GOderioh closed with ice.
Campbell Owen, Of Detroit, have Just COM
pleted a new barque which ranks A. 1. She will
be put in the Chicago, Buffalo and osWego grain
carrying trade.
The Nay Queen did not come in from Detroit
yesterday aI was expected. a-
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March II.
The Railroad bill passed The Sonats yesterday.
gentleman from New Mexico SAYS the Navajo In.
dams have taken very hostile position having stolen
nearly all the stock in Rio Abaj0s district over lOO
0OO ah9eP and large quantity OF other stock has been
run of during the winter. The entire nation s com
bined In this hostile movement. Col Fountleroy Ia
preparing ar expedition against these Indians and vas
expected to take the field in person this month Gov
enieheE has also organized voluntser companies for
the protection Of citizons.
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} Books dna 6iattonerp .
NEW BOOKS AND PERIODI-

NEW BOOKS AND PERIODI
iron Msnufaetqru1's Guide to Furnaces, Forces, am
Rolling Mills Of the United States S5
AgainSt Wind ana Tide, b. Holms Lee 81
LIE Before Him q novel 81
HAbts Of Good Soc ofy 81
1odsy Ladyis Book Tor Al pril nc
PeteIyou'g Ladies Natign, for April ac
Caselfs inustTnisd Bible Parts L 2Ea l6c
Natural Hist0Ty.-Parts / 2 l5c
nlusr1ied Lon.ou News. double number with splendla
eolorod plates, Fcb. G-sOo 49,
London Weekly Timos, i20
London Punch W.
Abe The New York Weekly Times, Tribune, Herald
hdepSndeut. OhtoTveT, HarpeEs WeeElT Franf
he.llo lliu,tfaied, Scientific Anne icsn, Vany Fair
Iiohe 3eufa Banner u tigdt Herald Of Progress CliD
R9t rocs Selette tor this week and Glousons Pictorial
-'''t-'1 SeHPanisn' N Weoty, aep ar next week. 7
HAWKS 4 BRO.
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FROM wAsHINGroiE.


hAsHISsTON, March IL.
We have heE Orleans dates q Tuesday Last Bv tbs
IRE IN Houston on the 3D. inst nearly two Equarss
ngs IN the block above Congress and west Of Iajn
street. except four were burnt and on the opposite
sds of Main strest the entire block except six build
lngss were burnt The large Wholesale establishment
Of Kelsey, Sites Go. wa saved me Iou lTe7faatsd
at 225, 900 dollars. z n = =
Ihs President has recognized Archibald Foster a.
Consul OF Brazil, in Boston
The Constitution says the misuudsrEtandipv sri,t,,
aud permanently settled
tried on tbs charge Of obtaiuing money snd otbs- ~
1aolea on the false prstsnes that be VA 4 German
Count or Baron has been found guilty He had agured
e1LenalIaly N eltle1 north q Maahington-
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FeURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUs-The Re.
publicaus Of the Fourth Ward are now organized
and marshsling their forces The officers Of the
club are as follows
President-I. a. Marshall
Vice Presidsnt-Wm. Hart, Taylor. Emerson and
H. Wendler.
seeretary-Harvey Johnson.
Tressurer--yohn Hoyt
Executive Committed. W. Gage, J. C. Gran
nis, G. c. sooVlle, F. W. MarseiIles and D. Price.
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ARRESTED.
MELOY'I STATION, March II.

MELON'S STATION, March II.
Daniel Hayden, resident Of this county, was arrest
cd By State warrant at this Station to-day noon
charged with attempt to poison pns Aahworth and
family also readenl1 Of this county. The attempt
wal made about year ago BY putting red percpitAte
corrosive sublimata and arsenic, into meal which
luckily hsveTer, not taken BY the family owing
to the peculiar stencil OF the poison. Hayden no
suspected Of perpetrAng the act until few days since
when in 4 state Of intoTicatiou He declared the AZ
fair 70 persons living here With the threat that II
they deyulged it he would kin them. former wife
OF AshHorh died month previous to the happening
the sbove and experienced physieAns gave t their
opinion that nhs poiFoned. A deep MALICE has ex-
isted sstgeeh the Pares for years. The prisoner viii
Be Immediately s1aminsd.
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NOTIONS OINTmENT,
sALT-RaEUM AND sCRoFULA

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Psnsnsny cures scaldhsad RnruOrms aaa all Itehini
Erupti0ns Of tbs skin.
1s Ointment penstTasss to the bllii Of the dissabs
goss ~ very souoeand euTss ii m the flesh bsnsatl
The skin the surface sold in large glass bo1ss prict
% cents.
Prepared b. GERRrT NoRrcN. PrOuristoI, New YOfh
Depot at PENRoLD, PLRkER 4 MsWEE'a Ne. Is BssE
soid Sy STRONG a ARMSTRONG f.ba
DR. AcCLIEToCK's Con- AND CoUeH Nix.
TURE-Among the cold and cough rsmediss' that Aooj
ths market, this alone stands the solid basis Of
medical Dr. MoClni0ck stands the GTs from
q the profession He sakes his rsputuon on What he Of
fera 70 the sick HenuIne curative Never has th
pTspLr1tiou fdlsiheo his guaranty Price g cents
sold hy WI. FISKE, and By STRONG am
STRONG ClsVslAnd. fsbR
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FROm NEW YORK

New YoRK, March II.
The hdnappera, Wilson and Hull who recently in
Lancaster county, Pa, kidnapped freo negro, Johu
Brown, and tried sell in Maryland have been arrest
ed in Baltimore and held in $1,000 bail. Brown has
been sent back to Lancaster.
man named james Fiahsr, hotel keeper at Nc
AurS Ferry, who concealed the kidnapped negro in his
h0uBe, has also been Arrealsd.
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'. B. PAlluR, the American Advertising Agent \.
E.eOmsr Fifth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, ID
authorized to receive subscriptions and Advsrssmontu
for this paper, At our lowest rates. His receipts viii
Be regarded a. payments.
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EXPLOSION.
sLraNrlH. Ga. March ".

SAVANNAH, Ga, March IL.
On Monday night las; the S. E. Manning for Hawk
inTills the Oemulgss River, exploded. All the crew
missing. Capt Taylor is safe. Eight negroes and
Eve whites were lost SeTsral other Wounded
Among the white passengers known TO be killed are,
Joseph Wiliamr John HarTe and Jacob Paree, ali cit
zens Of Pilair Co. All the heavy fsgbt on board the
steamer WAI saved and the Light freight ruinsd The
steamer Was uninsured.
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TEMPERANCE MEETISes.-The Grand Temple
Of Ohio, L o. C. T., viii meet at Cleveland on
Tuesday, April 10th.
The Grand Division Sons Of Temperance meets
in NOrWalk. Huron county. on Wednesday, April
25th.
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IAN DYEI HAIR DYEII HAIR DYE !
En. 1. BathtIor,s Tgir prtl

Tie oalg harmless and rslidBls Dye knoaoa.
Ihe OuEnal and best IN the Woridt
All utagrs mere fmitatonn and nh1ald be avuidad
sou wish % escape udiuulo.
GRAY, RED OR Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to q
hsaufnl and natural Brown Blhsk, hOus the least
nIuy 70 Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bean
rdsd 70 Wm A. Batehslor since lss0 and ever % 900
Applications have been Ads 70 the Hair Of h pHtrsnI
his famous Dyes.
WI A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces a solsl
ns 70 be diuInguishsd from and u HARRLHEED
c q nure in The least however long nay continued
AID the III soct ofBul Dyes sRoisS; tbs Hair invsog
atsd for life By this SploEdid Dye.
Made sold applied In private rodual AZ fha Viz
oaGtcfy, No. z33 Broadway, N. n.
Sold IN all cities and Of tha Uritsd nfel bF Dur
Ei1is and Fancy Goods Deaieas.
- Ths genuine has the and address upoa Sissl
paso argraTing On four Edo1 Of each Rax, Of
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ERonT nroNrREAL.

MONTREAL, March II.
The second reading OF The bill providing for subsidy
to the Canadian ocean mail ssamers carried by
majority.
The grant to the Montreal Telegraph Co., has bsen
amended By power beng given to the Government to
treat with otnsr companies for the extension Of the
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SIXTH WAED REPUBLICAN MERTINs.-The
Republicans Of the Sixth Ward are requested to
ment at the Engine House on Perry St., on Mon
day, March 10th ai7P NJ. to take necessary steps
for further organisation.
uarl5-St REPURLIcIN.
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REPUBLICAN CLUR.-The First Ward Republic
can Club win meet. pursuant to adjournment, At
the Old Court House, this evening at o'clock.
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THE MAMMOTH DIeroNART.-Nsssrs InghGm
Bragg have orders for WoreeEter's illustrated
Dictionary faster than they can hn them. They
have now orders for thirty more than they have on
hand.
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SAEFO RD's
Family Cathartic Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pare Vegetable EEtraets, aud Dlft sp N Glass
Cases, dir Tigh, and 'SiH keep ~ any eii-
mate
The Family CATHARIIC Pill is q gentle but r.
tive Cgthartic which The proprietor has used hi1 %
ice more than twenty years.
The eonstantly fnrTelsingI demand from thoso ~
have long used The PILLS. aud the satEfaction Uhic
all reglT % theT use, has induced to7al
then within the reach Of all 81
The Profession wen Know that different cathaEtics seS
on different portions 0f the bowels
Tho y A II Y CA-e-lI A T G P i L Z
has. with du3 reference lhE well established
beer compounded from a. variety Of The purrsi Vegs-
table E1trscts which act Salke every psu Of the
alimentaTy canal and ara -IGOOD and SAFE in ali
cases where a Cafhart1c T. = needed, such DE
AANGEMENTS OF the t-fST 81 c H, BLEEPl-
N EsS. PAINS IN TIE IRA CK AND LOIF9,
COSTIV ENESS, PAIN=IAND SORENESS OTER
THE WHOLE BODY. -|frum sudden cold, which
frequently. II neglected, < end 10 long Of Fe
yer. LOSS OF ApPE IEfI1 TIA CREEPING SIM
| SATION OF COLD OVER fTiIE BODY. nESTLRSS-
NFS HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN The HEAD
n Inhammatsry Disease, Worms An ChildIen Aduls
Rheumatism great PuTrr Of the Blood and many DIS
eases which desh heir too nun Erous meaton
this advertisement Dose. % ,. t..-- ~ p % !.
PRICE SO CENTS. -
- The Liver lnViEuratur and Family Cathartic Pils
are retailed By Druggists generally and sold Eholssals b.
the Trade in All the large t0Ens
ST W SANFORD. n D, ..f
Manufacturer und PropIiaear,
iyIdkWR1 81 BrOadUsY. New
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PERsONAL.-Allen Butler Of Buffalo. of the New
York Central R. R., and J. r. Faysweatber, Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R., we're at the
Weddell yesterday.
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n. H. SOLO Monsoon.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIANs
ssps the largest hssomsnt Of she approved kinds
Sf SPECTACLEs. An his Giasses wbsthsr for near
Sghred. ground under bis Inspection, By ma
shinsEJ Of construction, with the greatest care
suit the eyes in all curing Weakness DEzness
Iualmmation Of ths EyoI md imparag strength 70
loag reading orfns sewing.
TN. II. soLoHoHsoE woild here inform tAs public
thaf he employs any thu ssls Of his Lsussu
- AlEo-A splendid assortment OF spy GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMP ASSES. &C kept en- hand
fset ural.
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ILLUSTRATED EEwa-HaWks / Bro. have The
London Illustrated News for March Sd with sup
plemsnt, ans hnmber. e.E aJA4
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q lt is q common observation that there
SuaerOs fun tsbility anolg AmsiissnH. than
Be found umoRs any other eEiasd zaioh The ros-
obvious We taks little szsrcss' and fosgst tbs
Nutf Of the boy In the tbsoIbug puniiH q hpainess
tn al such cases. 0dinary medicine can % ldo good
what roQuiref iusi tueh tonic End Evruraor s
J. Eossitur has riren % ths void in hi CELEBRATED
RTTTERs ne wusk and nervous doniIsn o: the eoun
iagh0use the exhausted tosr upon The shop eolrd and
the prosiod student Of the ndnEht lamp have found
wondlrh regsasraioT The BttOs, and prefer to The
Psrtsntous but less saeaeiOus. medicines But B.
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