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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-06-06
Our Stated Meetings.

Every Son Of Temperance is expected
punctually to attend the stated meetings OF
his Division-whcn 'his business, or the pri-
or claims of MS family" do not prevent. In
no better way can he manifest his earnest
ness and sincerity for the cause. We there
fore Join our worthy cotcmporary of the IL
linois Son of Temperance in urging upon all
those, enrolled among the champions of
temperance" TO keep that sacred confided to
their keeping How can it be done, but by
meeting often in council? He that lives
alone, mag hare many %UjrtueS, yet they, like
the qualities Of the lone tree upon the plain,
arc not of n refined, elevated tone but go
to the throng where a generous rivalry in
spires, where men from the purest motives
Of benevolcncc vic with each other in acts Of
love, and behold choice fruit. Meeting otter
with us, is essential for other reasons the
opposition are adroit in their plans, hence
the cause should nave the wisdom of all Its
adherents at lis stated councils, that every etfor'
may be well directed and efficient in the ex
pulsion of a legaiized system Of 0ice. Th'
work is important, yet it cannot be carried
on without proper zeal; to get it we mus
have the mechanical effort, the assembling
together. But few maintain their interes
in n continued absence from the Division
Though they keep their covenanted rela
ton, they feel not the quickening i%nfluenc
that cquips and enables us to bring int
service every fact, that prepares for a skill
full defence of the Order as an. %effectiv
means for the spread of total abstinence
However much we may desire to see tn
principles of sobricty and temperance reigr
ing in all the walks oflifc, we cannot reason
ably expect it without sacrifice and effort.
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RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
P ULM0NIc


The ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN 1887, AND
first article of the kind ever introduced under the
name of "PULMONIC WATERS" in this or an
other country all other Pulmonic Waters are couH
~terfeits. The genuine can be known by the name
BRYAN being stamped ON each WAFER.
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve I~ncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and the Tonsils.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
szBRYAN'S PBLMoNIC WATERS
Are d Blessing p~sx Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYANs PULMoNIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No Family should be without a Box of
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS IN THE HOUSE
No Traveller should be without a supply OF
BRYAN,s PULMoNIc WATERS IN HIS POCKET.
No person will ever object to give for
1 BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
o MOSES, Sole proprietor, Rochester, N. 7.
For sale in Raleigh, by F. F. Pescud, and all Drug
gists in the United States.
May 5, 1860. 3T-eow1y
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the Colporteur and gave him when bound on
a foreign voyage God is greatly blessing
the efforts of female tract distributors in diff
ferent sections of the State. An infdel was
recently led to Christ by a tract thusiglven.
This work, which we are doing IN about
sixty counties in North Carolina, is supported
by donations, and it is cheering to see the IN
creased liberality of friends in supporting and
extending this work. BERTHE county is doing
a noble part in donations and personal efforts
| shall never forget the warm christian hearts
| there met, and also at Plymouth. | have
never been more encouraged than by my re
cent visit to Fayetteville. The friends there
gave over 500 more than any previous year.
Let each one give something. "God loveth
a cheerful giyer." Yours, truly,
w. j. w. CROWDER, Gen. Agt.
Am. TT. Society.
Raleigh, June 1860.
"a Editors in N. c. will please copy.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

FSrcE LAST ssUE.-S1 Fedk Lilly, Wake A D
Kincaid, Perkinsyille; Miss Mary Ann Forbes, Shi-
loh; Mrs Sd Spivey, Springfield; Mrs Susan Ingram,
Chapel; EN- Ross, Byhalia; Miss Flora Mcintosh,
Fayetteville; a club off from Rev DIN Breaker, S. =;
thanks, kind friend, for the handsome compliment be-
slowed on our paper, and the interest you manifest in
increasing its circulation; r Hall, Caldwell; a club of
5 from Thos j Dotson, Concord accidents viii hap
pen. dear friend, but all is right now-thanks for your
kindness w F Haskell, John P Overman, W Over
man, Woodville VIM Pugh, Hatteras; j E Eubanks,
Forkland, Ala; Rev d E Warlick, Jacobs Fork; Jep.
tina White, Newby's Bridge Jas I'll Bunch, Windsor
t. Wilkerson Blue Wing Nathl Kerr, Coddle Creek
Edw'd II Graves, Nixonton; David w Miller, Shelby
Miss E Dickey, N0tta; B f Carraway, Uniontown
Ala; 6 w Barrett, Marlboro; Isaac B Hunter, Rocky
Mount; John Harmon, Carthage; S N Rhodes, Miss
Fannie Brantley, Miss d B Gregg, / r Timmons
North Cove-thanks, may many others do likewise
t f Forrest, Kendall's Store Wright Mobiles, Green
kins. White House, Va; Mrs c F Eason, Newton
Grove.
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Gbt OtOer.
The National Division.

This august body Of Temperance Cham
pions IS to meet at Portland, Maine, on Thurs
day, June 18th, and promises to be one of
the largest and most important sessions ever
held.
Most Of tho United States and Territories,
and some six Of the British Provinces will be
represented, and a visiting delegation is ex-
pected from the National Division Of Great
Britain.
Il is expected that the session will contin-
TIC about a week, during which, public meet
ings will be held frequently, and an excur-
sion to the White Mountains will be made
within the time.
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reformed man dream that he is safe, because his
name Is enrolled among the Sons. For such a man,
the only security is to be found in constant attendance
upon our meetings, and still more in faithful service
TO tho cause. Gratitude, self interest, and duty alike
fellow-men.
I'm order to preserve our members, and maintain
feeling, which should be the charm of our Order. The
title OF " Brother ought not to be an empty form, but
the recognition of a principle, and the expression of a
TACT. We need to make our meetings attractive by
social and literary pleasures; and we need no less to
make them attractive by discouraging unnecessary
discussions upon matters of business, by checking
frivolous discussions upon questions of order, andby
banishing any ~illtempered discussion upon any ques-
ton whatever.
More than all, we must make our meetings attrac-
| tive, by showing that our first object is to reclaim TAI
len men, and preserve all men from the snares OF
1 vice.
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We select the following paragraphs from the Report
of the @. w. p. OF Massachusetts,, made at the late
quarterly session Of the Grand Division of the Sons of
Temperance Of that State
"If the day ever comes when the portals OF the sons
are closed to n man because he Is a drunkard; OF OG
cause we fear that his inability to keep the tiedSe VIII
bring disgrace upon our Order, then we shall lose our
honor and our crowning glory.
I'VE have, during the past term and past year, au1
ded to our numbers many young men-some VINO nhu
begun 10 taste the dangerous pleasures OF strong uIlhh
many whose lips were unpOluted by It's use. our
order may justly be proud OF its youthful streDSth.--
They find in our meetings social pleasures, intelleciu-
al culture, and that higher culture of the heart Which
is gained by laboring for the good OF others, oy lot
getting self.interest, by learning that there y an OBJ
jcet In life nobler tnan wealth or power or the praise
of men.
Many n young mans whole destiny will be infu,
eneed for goodby the lessons which he has learned
from the Sons Of Temperance"
IA redeemed inebriate, struggling against tempta-
lions, chdcavOring 10 master appetite which mas Iong
mastered him., needs all the aid which sympathy can
give him. A Kind word spoken at the right time may
be the breath OF life 70 his falling virtues. know
that any neglect In such a case, springs from thought
lessnCss and not FROM intention. But we should re-
member that
"Eyil Is wrought by want of thought,
As well as want of heart"
And whatever else we do. or fail TO do, let us never
forget our duty TO those Who have sought refuge IN oul
halls from the bondage Of intemperance. Nor shouIt
We fail TO impress upon them their duty, ior thel
own sake, as well as for the sake Of others, TO become
active laborcrs In the cause Of Temperance. Let M
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PrRsoxAL-Wc are authorized by w. w.
SPRINGFIELD, Grand Worthy Patriarch Of East
Tennessee, TO state that brother j. B. Camp
bell, whose circular has been sent to our
Subordinate Divisions, is a member OF the
Sons in good standing, and is every way
worthy Of the sympathy and aid of the Order.
This notice is given in answer to many en-
auries addressed to brother struggled IN
reference to brother Campbell, and we trust
that those who have the ability will give such
nswer to the appeal made to them as VIII
place our deeply afflicted brother IN a con-
dition to repay the kindness which may be
extended TO him. ~
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BALL OF LAUREL HILL. DIVISION, No. 2a1,

In compliance with the request of Indian Creek Di-
vision, delegates from Lincolnton, Indian Greek, South
Fork and Jacobs Fork Divisions assembled in Con-
vention. Bro. j. F. Hill, of Indian Creek Division,
explained the object of the Convention, viz: AS Rev.
9. 5. Hunt has repeatedly attacked the order of the
Sons of Temperance in his anti-temperance discourses
or sermons, delivered at Shady Grove and elsewhere,
and the question being asked by those who are not
members OF the order-'Why do you not meet and
contradict publicly the statements of G. S. Hunt, if
they are false 2" &c.-to deliberate as TO the proprlety
OF meeting him in a public discussion of the Temper
ance question, and discuss the ~propriety of further le-
gal efforts to prevent the traffic in ardent spirits in our
corporations and school districts, in order to promote
On motion, Bro. j. +. Hill was elected chairman, and
AS. Haynes appointed Secretary of the Convention.
before the Convention) that Rev. S. Hunt be met in
public discussion; which motion, after but little de-
bate, was lost, of course; when the following resolu-
Resolved, That as, in our estimation, Rev. G. S.
Hunt cannot injure the order of the Sons of Temper
ance by ms ialse statements and opprobrious ep1thets,
we consider him too undignifed, and his arguments
TOO mean for a Son OF Temperance to condescend to
hold a controversy with him.
Resolved, That we have a Union Temperance Pic
mic at Shady Grove, the place desecrated by the said
ton of, the Temperance organization, in which he
called the Sons Of Temperance by such names as fends
would blush to utter, if not impervious to a blush.
Resolved, That we invite the whole world-and the
rest of mankind-to attend.
Resolved, That we have several Temperance adj
dresses on the occasion, by such gentlemen as the COM
mittee of arrangements may invite and secure.
1t was moved and carried, that a committee of three
be appointed to ask the tender of the Shady Grove
school house, for the occasion, of the school committee.
Committee Bros. j. F. Hill, Maxwell Warlick and
David A. Coon.
1t vas moved and carried, that a COMMITTEES of ar
rangements be appointed, consisting of one member
from each Division here represented. Committee
Bros. f. f. Ramsour, Laurel Hill Division; H. F
Ramsour, Jacobs Fork David Seagle, South Fork
u. M. Jetton, Lincolton J. T. Hill, Indian Creek.
The Picnic to be at such time as the Committee o
Arrangements may designate.
On motion, it was unanimously agreed, that we pc
titiOn to our next Legislature for the Buncombe law
in Lincoln county. ommitt to prepare the memo
rial: Bros. Jacob Ramsour, (Mill-wright1 Jacob Kist
Ter and X. ii. Alternately.
1t was agreed, on motion, that these proceedings b
forwarded to Bro. German for publication, and that
copy OF the /" Age" containing the same, be mailed
; Rev. g, s. Hunt.
There being no other business. the Convention ad
journed sine die. A. S. HAYNES, See'y.
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DAVENPORT FEMALE CoTI.EeE.

LAEkCAsES will be resumened the Sd Thurs
IL day in July ard continue without intermis-
sion until the 4th Thursday in April.
Tuition in Preparatory Department $I3, in Col.
legiato Department $50, Ornamental branches at
the usual rates.
Board vi IS cents per week, Washing 374 cents
per dozen. Lights, if furnishsd, so cents pei
month.
For farther Particulars apply to Us for a cata-
logus.
The success of the part two years, unusual
healthiness of location, freedom from debt, and
literary facilities which the College affords, CON-
mend it to public patronage.
HENRY M. MOOD, Preat-
Newton, n. G.. 4I..ss
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MARRIAGES

In Salem, on the 9th nit, at the residence Of j, [.
Fulkerson, by Rev. j. e. Mann, Mr.. Moses T. Fair
cloth, of Winston, to Miss Elizabeth c. Grant. of
Dayie.
In Johnston county, on the Goth May, by Rev. John
Cannady, Mr.. Calvin Lassater to Miss Elen0r Wood
all, daughter of Mr. James G. Woodall, all of John
ston county.
Happy, thrice happy may they be,
Never have cause to grieve or sigh;
Live a life of righteousness.
And reign at last supremely high.
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No MORE GREY HAIRi No MORE BALD
HEkDsl WHY? Because Heimstreet's In
Irritable Restorative is coming into general
use. There is nothing like it. Price soc
and $1.00 per bottle. Sold everywhere. w
E. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors. Troy, n. Y.
See advertisement Yes you may"
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A CARD.

Having retired from the concern of D T. WILL
LIAMS d HICKS, and given mp the PLANTERS
BUSINESS to Mr. SAML. D. HICKS, I take plea
sure in saying to my country friends that he is .
gentleman fample means to conduct tue business,
and having the aid of excellent and competent
assistants, cheerfully recommend him for their
patronage.
D. 7. WILLIAMS.
Nav 18th 3Stf
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DISSOLUTION.

FTNHE CONCERN OF D. T. WILLIAMS 4
u HICKS is this day dissolved by the retire.
ment of D.. 7. WILLIAMS. he having sold bis en-
tire interest in the BOOKS, ACCOUNTS, &c, OF
the concern to his partner ,SAML D. HICKS.
d. T. WILLIAMS,
SAML. D. HICKS,
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HoLLowAY's PnLs.-LTvER CoMPLAINT.-The in
sidious and destructive effects of :" blue pilr' on the
system az a specific for discae, are now entirely
superseded by the use of these mild, antiseptic and
vegetable remedies. They not only eradicate all ira
ted functions, vigor to the impaired constitution and
energy to the emaciated invalid. For indigestion.
biliousness, heartburn, &c, they are the only safe
cure. Sold by all Druggists, at Sc, &C., and 81, per
box.
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-AISC-
SaNF0RD'S FAMILY
6 X II ART1C PILLS,
FRON


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pat up in GLASS
CASES. air tight, and will keep in any cliEsa;c.
The FaWily Cathar- tic Pill is a gentle bus
active ca thartic which the proprietor
has used in his prac- tice moro than twenty
years. IN
The constantly in creating demand from
tho who hSys long used the PILLS-sEi
the sausfa ,iipn which 90 Airexprcss ii regard
to their use, has ip> duced IN C to place
them sithin the reach of all.
The Profession we'll know that different
CatharticS ct on diff ferent portions Of the
bowels. ~
TheFAmily Cathar- e tic Pill has, with drs
reference TO This we'll e established fact, been
compounded from variety of the purest
vegetable Extracts, which act alike en- er-
cry part of the ali 2 mentary canal, and
are good and safe in 90 ali cases where q Ca
thartic is needed, such Dersngements of the
Stomach, oieepiness, Pains in the Back and
LOins, Costiveness, - Pain n i Soreness
over tho whole body,( from 3 u d d n cold.
which frequently, ifs neglected, end in a
long course of Fever, less Of appetite, a creeping
sensation of cold over the body. restlessnsss, he ad-
ache, OF weight in the head, all inhammatory dis
eases, worms in children or adults, Rheumatism, a
great purifier Of the blood ara mluy diseases TO
which flesh is heir, too nu.ner0us to mention ia
this advert cement. Dose. | to 3. Price Three
Dimes.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Catbsrtic
Pills are ret-ile by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns
S. T.W SANFORD, ND,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
335 Broadway, New York.
May s, 1850. Sly
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DEATHS

In Washington city, Oh Friday the 25th ult.. Mrs.
Altoona T. Cameron, wife of John Wilder Cameron.
Esq, formerly of Fayetteville. and second daughter Of
the late Weston r. Gales, of Raleigh.
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49,
it, AMI is nov resorted
all the diseases for (
ded. (
1t has cured thou {
two years who had
relief. as the numerous J
in ~ 5 ion
The dose must be }
permanent If the iudi- /,
used n snch qu.nd :
on the Borels. ,
l. { the dictates Of ,
guide you in the use 1,
~VIG0RAT0R. and il ,
plants. Xii Us At ,
Chronic DiArrhoea.-,
Dysentery, D-opsy,
ual Costiveness, Chol
Infan,u;n Fia,ulenee.
Weaknesses, aud may
as an Ordinary Fami>
Gu C sick headAch as
in twenty minutes. IL.
full are taken n com
Al vino use it are
in it, favor.
Mix water in the
orator, ant swallow
Price 01e Dollar
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

When completed, six years ago, the st. Mich BIAS
was universally pronounced the most magnificent,
convenient, and thoroughly organized establish
ment of the kind on this continent. What it was
then it renains to-day-without a rival in size,
in sumptuousness and in the general elements of
comfort and enjoyment. The Hotel has accom-.
modatioDs for 1000 guests, including 100 com.
plete suits of apartments for families. Six hun
dred persons can be comfortably seated at the
tables of its three public dining rooms, and moth
ing that modern art has devised for the conve.
nienee and social qualification ofthe travelling pub.
lie has been omitted in its plan or is neglected in
at home and abroad, derived from its magnitude
its suberb appointments, and its home-like comforts
and Injuries, has been enhanced every year BY
the unwearied e~xertions of the proprietors.
TREADWELL WHITCOMB & co.
3Q-3m.
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QUERY.-Have you seen that big Indian in
another column, boiling Roots, Banks and
Leaves for the Cherokee Remedy p
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NOTICE.

GAML. D. HICKS having purchased the entire
Ointerest, accounts. &C., of the concern of ID. I.
WILLIAMS & HICKS, will continue the
Produce Commission Business
atthe stand of the late concern, where he hopes.
by strict personal attention to business, he will
be favored with a continuance of the patronage
CT the customers of orr late firm.
Mr.. WIN. ID. WALKER will remain with him,
and attend to the accounts, and will re glad to
see his friends as hereto fore.
N. B.-Liberal advances made on all consign-
ments, either in CASH, GUAN0 or GROCERIES.
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KITTRELLs SPRINGS.

BLACKEALL d CO., Proprietors.
THESE valuable springs having been purchas-
l. ed by the undersigned, are now being i'm
proved in good stylea by the erection of a large
hotel and other commlydious buildings, for the ac>
commodation of sisitdes. The springs are situa-
ted near the Raleigh &Gaston Railroad, in Grans
Vile county, and are ACCESSIBLE from all points,
The most eminent Physieians and Chemists have
pronounced these waters'the best remedy known
for the cure of S~crofula, dyspepsia, Dropsy and
cutaneous DEMONSTRATING been used by hun
dreds of invalids with the most astonishing effects.
The season will ommenc on the 10Th June
Price of hoard So per day, $40 so per week,
and $50 per month-children and servants half
price.
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a CURE FOR THE Plies

TTAVING been afflicted for 26 years with this
Il terrifying disease, and Ending no relief, l
finally discovered a VEGETABLE OINTMENT,
which I believe is unparalleled in its efficacy, and
now offer this remedy to the public, as the most
~effectual and, speedy cure, ever discovered. The
ingredients of this Ointment are PURELY VEG
ETABLE, AMI one box, if used according to di.
rections, will effect q cure.
This ointment is sold only by myself and John
Wyatt, and by sending 81, and 9 cents in postage
stamps, a box win be sent any wherein the United
States. Address NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, N. C.
Raleigh, April Il, 1860. 35...ly
CERTIFICATE.
I could add a large number of Certificates, as
to the efficacy of my Ointment, but the one sub
joined, from a we'll known citizen Of Raleigh, vol
UNFAIRLY handed to me, will probably suffice
RALEIGH, April IL, 1860.
Mr.. NEAL ~BRowN-Dear Sir Having been
grievously afflicted with the Piles for a number of
years, determined, after failing with many other
so-called remedies, to try your Ointment; and it
affords me pleasure to say, that by its use, I am
entirely relieved frein that a~fdiction.
| Yours respectfully, SILAS BURNS.
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
Anniversary Celebration,

Anniversary Celebration,
OF THE
PHIANTHRoPIC LITERARY SOCIETY,
Wednesday, June 1sth, 1860, at O'Clock, P. II.
JUNIOR ORATIONS.
1. Political effects of the Reformation, by
A. W.. Weddell, of Petersburg, Va,
2. The South needs a Washington. by
w. w. Wood, of Gainesville, Va.
q. Presentation of hest speakers Medal to d. N,
Bernard, Jr. of Petersburg, through ID. a. Epes, OF
Nottoway, Va.
l. Valedictory Address to Society, by
r. Oliver Towles, of Cumberland, Va.
8. Presentation of Diplomas, by
Rev. w. I'll. Plat, of Petersburg, Va.
The Annual Address before the two Literary
Societies will be delivered June 18th, 1860, at IL o.
clock. a. NJ, by Rev. w. II. Plat. of Petersburg, Va
s1g- A superior Band of music viii be IN attendance.
E LAWRENCE
JOHN h. MAYO, Committee.
A. THWEATT, Jr,
May IL, 1880 8-t.
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LANDECKER & KLINE'S.

CLOTHING CLOTHINGH HATS AND
CAPS! BOOTS AND SHOES
We offer to the gentlemen a stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS unsurpassed in variety and
excellence by any other house in thecity. Latest
Spring styles of HATS and CAPS. Our stock of
GENTLEMEN'S SHOES is very large, and at
astonishingly low prices. Gentlemen will find it
to their interest to call on us before purchasing
elsewhere. LANDECKER d KLINE.
April II, 1850. Sim
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Sanfsrd's Liver lEvigorator,
MEYER DEBIL1raTrr

Tic omppuudod entirely from Gums. and has
i become an established fact. STANDARD Medf-
cine. knnwn and approved BY all TAI -. 80