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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-19
EDWARD FULLINGS
l. now ofrring his fine Stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING

l. now offering his fine Stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Below New York cost. am compelled to sacrifice
nv Goods to raise funds. Persons DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning good Clothing at remarkably low figures,
will find it to their advantage TO call before pur-
chasing and be convinced.
lam prepared to make up to order my superior
stock of Cloths and Cassimeres in the latest style
and great ly reduced prices: and to offer my fine
assortment of
Hats aud Furnishing Goods
At and below cost.
N B. All persons indebted, either by note or ac-
count to "Fullings & Co.." s'Fullings, Springs &
Co., "Fullings Springs" will please come for
ward and settle.
esg- Don't mistake the place, No. A. Granite
Row one door below the Southern Express Office,
and directly opposite the Mansion House.
January 81, 1867.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-19
LADIES' CLOAKS! LADIES' CLOAKS!
IS per cent less than cost

LADIES' CLOAKS! LADIES' CLOAKS!
% per cent less than cost
HOOPSKIRTS! HOOPSKIRTS!
fine lot of Ladies' Misses and Chdrens' Hoopskirts
EMPRESS TRAILS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS, .-- 49,.
SONTAGS, BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
HOODS and NUBIAS, .... ..
25 per cent less than Manufacturers Prices
Cloths, Doeskns Cassmeres Satinets Jeans Kerseys,
CLOTHING,
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Notions, Hardware and Groceries.
DC, &c. &c, &c.
/ determined to sell
4 II PRICES TO SUIT EVER YBODT
call at my Establishment will convince every one
that offer them greater advantages than they
find in any other Store in the city, as my Goods have
been bought since the late
FALL Prices and from the Manufacturers Direct,
whilst my late sojourn in New York has made me &C
quainted with the Manufacturers. and otherwise given
me an experiences of which my customers cannot fail
to reap the benefit. .-.s.-
Wholesale buyers will find it to their particular ad-
vantage to examine my Stock before purchasing else
where. )
A call is respectfully Solicited.
Jan 7. 1857. B. KOoPMANN.
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Good CALICOES, at 12t cents per yard.
Good Bleached Shifting, at l21 cents per yard.
Figured Deains, at 25 cents per yard.
Plaid and Striped Poplins, at 25 cents per yard.
All Wool Plads. double width, at so cents per yard.
Ladies Silk Velvet Scars, Ties 81 Cravats 25 each
Fine Cocoanut Toilet Soaps, % cents per dozen.
Black and Colored Alapacas, very low.
English and French MerineS, very low.
Mohair and Debeges, very low.
Red, Grey, Blue and White FLANNELS. at reduced
prices.
Linen Table Damask, Cotton and Linen Diaper, very
cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-07
NAVY BULLETIN.

DEo. 6-Passed Assistant Paymastsr r q. R0dney u
aux q the Naval Academy. Acting Elslga O. W.
Dsc ss-nats George v. Pratt 70 the Receiving sAap
Vermont Psymastsr O. Perey. 70 temporary duty ~
1spsosos u charge Of provsoss and clothing. q As
Dso as.-Acting Ensign J. n Summers 70 tbs Ascas-
psc I.-Acting Master James n: Simpson, from the
command Of the Relief and paoed on waiting ordesA
mate T. Jennings from the Relief and granted leave
Of absence Acting Ensigns A. A Very, O. x White,
henry Taylor. and 3. @. Blanchard, NON the Relief.
Mitchell from the Peoria and ordered 70 the Pawnes
Acting Assistant Paymaster J. @. Barton, from the
Relief, and ordered 70 settle nb accounts.
Dkc 36.-Aate John G. Howard, from receiving ship
surgeon Psssmore Treadwsl from the Relief aud granted
leave Of absence Boatswaia Zachariah whtmAEsh Aad
Carpenter J. D. Primer, from the PEORIA and placed on
waiting orders; Psymaster G. T. Thornton, from duty
- inspector Of provisions and clothing 1t Norfolk, Va
and ordered % settle his accounts.
Disc 1-Nidshipmaa Z K. Culver, Of the Naval
Academy.
APPOINTMENT REVOKED
Acting Second Assistant Engineer David Pace Of the
Memphis; Mate. John Shay.
-. IososAsLr DnCzAacD
Acting First 'Asgistant EngfAeef Encs Hosier, D.
csfnbsr ID 1853; Nsaa h A. knges~ III
! UxrACNEn. .'
Acting 9eco I'd AssisA4e Engineer George CowiS INN
e - e r ssss e & g !. a T.
pseea. aud 4rdercl 70 ths EstrelA. ,s.s,.T..s 81.
s sxoshrExss o. usfsp erAsn VA snInsls !.
Ne upted 1tdtes xabsaa fan6peosa has besa os1sesd
from 6AaSuetsn - PsnhacelAs tist 80 II .4..- Z
Tao secrsmense arrived at TsnQfde IN tAs eash at.
Tss 0ssibpef arrived az NIAGARA on shs: ssth z De.
n - N D.
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The Body Of a Man, Without Head, Arms or
Legs. Found Floating In tho East River.
Last evening the Seventh precinct police reported that
about two O'Clock yesterday afternoon officer Powell Of
the same precincs. while duty. discovered the
mains Of man floating in Tho East river foot OF pier
No. 50. minus head, arms and logs II was towed into
the slip. and upon examination was found In . nude
state and mad evidently been in the water for some
time. mark was found the body which It IS pre-
sumed may lead to tbs Identification OF the deceased 1t
is reported that not long since residing in Harlem
was presumed to have Decn murdered and heavy
weights attached to bis limbs and thrown into the river
Whether there is foundation for this report aid
not be ascertatned. The Coroner notified and will
hold an inquest on the body to-day, when II is hoped
acme light may 30 thrown upon the matter. Captain
Jamison Of the Seventh precinct has also taken the
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Of the relatives and friends OF the family calico IN the
afternoon 70 take Ia. look at The young man BY order
u the Sect etAry Of war Colonel Wool OF the Adjatans
Generals sncs and Colonel sweetzsr Of the Fifth
airy. VIII escort the remains TO Massachusetts, The
mains will be accompanied 10 Boston by the fisher OF
the deceased The following letter from Gen. surgis
commander OF the Sixth regiment deserving trbats
ArHu, Texas, Dec. "a, lsea
10 Hon HssRr Wusos. United States Senate, Washing
ton, ID. c. -
DKls sss-I. has become my melancholy and painful
duty 70 convey 70 you the sad intelligence Of the death
United States cavalry, who expired ten o'clock
to-day. 30 sudden and - unexpected wn1 hi death
that IT. announcement hiss fallen like pail upon his
brother 0fcsrs, oil Of whom had learned love him
Tor bis many manly and amiable qualities and entire
genemsn diner somewhat Is 70 he Immediate oauss Of
his Death Ne majority. however believe are Of the
opinion thas Il was congestion Of the stomach.
With view TO ascertain this point definitely they
were dostSUus 70 have . post mortem examna1ion; ;
has fsarinw thai this might not msst with your
mot b made. snd that the bedy DO smhalmed.
The remains win. therefore,, b placed in .
zinc coGnn-msealee sescaunot b procured hsrs-so
that they msy bs transported Should you desire have
Thorn removed The funeral win take place the 26sh
inst q eleven 4 y u may afford you some little oon
noshiag uassss unAons thal hpman All could snggss
both toasve hn his fisods and 70 Alleviate bis iss
noaAeues 8elteVe ne dor NE, that In t6nderiaG -
yoassslr end 70 yeur aaigted family ny heartfst gym
ynthy sA enssty Joined ~ every Officer - soldier
Of ~ coaaand. have ~ honor - b. aSs yssy -,
''''s''' '''r '''a'. $1,000 'ss'-a' s d sruaos
Lisussaaas csssnei SIXTH cavalry. csnmAndisg.
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koFyiAss< IN TEE EAsrsas DrsrRIcr-raa PxerRmsss
or LACE luxR SALOON STABBED. I'VE o'ciscak
yesterday ssnoon party Of four young rufaAns par-
eAy nsoxcase visited Skaters lager bser saloon, q To
Junction Of N~k second street and Bushwick svsAsss
= D., and, ate Obtaining . supply Il lager beer, ooA-
nss. singing nbst sonss &c The proprietor rsnsa-
srated against thi proceeding when the rowdes surns1
Ipoe n MN sIa re aim striking him rsps.ssay ~
paTla bsts and ssked the leader OF the party with
Il This vigorous st Of defence alarmed the ruasas.
sSasr With bis upa S sos : ssro cs' J. ten
terrible = HE'LL fhrs Of them gained the street aaz
as .ss /. re sss sa, e ~:
pretty sssp sss moi ss1o wound .sr Which 10 IA
.: 60 O.: :: ~ ~ .e.:,s.,s:. al .ss
TN ASSAULT on 0sy,csa usrsE-Jsha EcEsnArN
w,s arsssssa saturday aisha - caxsgs q beng
the parties who Knocked onicy Miisr down ard bsas
held fog trial - a. n. .f
-fu .Excna LAw.-lEhass A.ssAsrshss- AscssssA
in the baOcaas and ss houses abst the city Saturday
night the Excise Law. which 10 Court Of Appeals
has declared 70 be constitutional, nd which win bs
strct,y enforced and After the i0o inst those WIS
acoo dco %
tho Iaw, whie those who have refssd 70 take out Z
license and have been living 10 hopes The law would b
mood Mem who have been in the habitof going out q
Sunday morning 70 take snp' look lpon the law =
unwarrantabfe interference with then rights IL u
generally believed the law win be amendet in fac TIE
liquor dealers Of Brooklyn are already taxing steps -
edect this object
OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE PRxrEsoEA -Ph0be \
Ryerson was arrested iby ofcer Wilson Saturday night
and locked up in the Forty precinct station houAs
10 answer the charge OF obtaining e26 worth OF dry
goods from Mary Miller, Of No. ITO Hsyt street. ~
meals or false pfetonces. t#
Tux BRooKLyE YACHT CLUB held . meeting ct their
rooms in Court street Saturday night whom they COR
peted their arrangements for their annual promenade
COMFORT which vii. take place at tho Academy Of Auss
on Tuesday. night
ACCUSED or STEALING HossE AND SLxiaa-A ycuAs
named Thomas Kilmaids was arrested BY Rounds
Eden OF the Forty fourth precinct Saturday aight
On the COMPLAINT Of Mr. John Canaugh OF No. ~ North
seventh street, who accuses him Of robbing him Of
horsc and sleigh New Years day. Tho accused wa
taken before Justice Cornwell who committed him 70
answer
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SALE or TIVE TEase HAuTs aAIlaoso.

INDIANAPOLIS Jan. 5, 1881.
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad have pur
chased the indianapolis and Terre Hautc Railroad
addition TO thor line The rerrre Haute Road will
be the interest Of the Belle Fontaine Lake Shore
Railroad The stockholders Of the TArre Haute Road
receive nifty per cent premium for their stock The
Tcr,r Haute Road has the best road bed and equip
mcnts in tho state West, and has paid well. One
reason for selling was probably in consequence of the
Cincinnati road threatening TO construct competing
parallel line from Martinsve westward ut wb ch point
IL nas branch road
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practice Ia New York 70 loan out Iargs sums 81 thsf
voney upon TIM security Of dividend paying raise1
socks and othG colatsras Of vsry doubtful value go
90 practice win be Severely oensured Is ono whsch
shuid be abatsd The attention Of the Comptrooier &
thACurrency will probably be called 10 the necessity e.
ooang after such matters while inqurng into tho 60
otioA OF the bsnks Mr.. MoCulloch thinks that hAs
pc} Of contraction Of the currency will be virtually
sutsiAed by Congress and Mr. Hooper uAdsrsseo4 "
"a = eNressed the same opinion
. re reout lon Of Mr. Ashley, which Ii expectsd ~ -
,nnIduc>d On Monday, for the impeachment q ~
IessenA.s looked upon as bunkum afasr and - nav
lpg I'VE q no lust formation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-07

Man wants tonic-n0 uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth nov 60
Which. after examining the gazettes with cant.
The age discovers to be not the true one.
OF such those let their concoctors vAunt,
rnsng the BfrrERS that have credit DUE woU-
The worlds great tonic. which skiu can bot1ev-
moan the matchless BITTERS Of HOSTkTTER-
Doctors were living long before old Gaien.
And since, exceeding learned, grave and ss4es
But the stomachcs they were bound TO fah la,
Success came not until this later age;
Nov IL the sick folks made halls u.
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage
Agues, remttents, bead aches-rcal head spittesw-
vsash like smoke before H0sTETTER'S BirrERA
Herbs. banks and roots compose the rarr infusi0ns
No mineral poison their juices pure
Aud Rye's mild essence holds them In solution.
This taste IN pleasant. the effect Is sure
Ne err have toe Bitiers vet provod delusion;
Try them in time. and health and strength secure
Tho dragon. SLAYER figures on the label.
Aud they. like him, 10 the weak ars abis.
New York onlcc, Is hey str-ef-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-07
CITY INTELlIGENCH.

The New CoxPrHoGxR-Richard B. Connolly. the
new Comptroller viii take charge Of the Department Of
Finance to-day in accordance with the provisions OF the
charter &.
Tm NEW CoxuoH Couuon--The Common Council OF
this city will organise to-day for the ensuing year Al
dermaa Shannon win preside in the Board Of Aldermen
and Mr. Stacom will all the temporary chair of the Board
OF Councilmen. The Mavors annual message will be
read Immediately after the organization OF both branches
OF the city government.
NAsosIc FuxERAL-The funeral of Sir Knight James
Street. Of California took place in this city yesterday
The funeral was attended by the officers and members Of
Norton Coeur de Leon. Palestine Columbian Indivisibe
Friends and Manhattan COMMANDERS OF this city. the
members Of these societies appeared In full regaa and
presented . very martial and imposing appearance.
PARADE TARGET CONFERENCE.-The contemplated
parade Of the target companies the 22d OF February
next promises to be successful! affair." General Harry
Liebsnau is TO command these indie pendent volunteers
They will consist Of Division Of four brgades
three companes Second brigade, General James Hos
kins, twenty-one companies Fourth brigade, General
VIM A. Lynch, nineteen companies The Tn ird brigade
ID reported not complete,
OPENING 6 JEROME PARK SKATING PoND.-The Ameri-
can Jockey Club will visit Jerome Park Tuesday for
the purpose Of opening their Skating Pond. Special
azTsngsnsnts have been made for train TO leave the
Harlem depot corner Twenty sixth street. 1t eleven
aSess 4 se dub who aisnd 4" join ne psyty s sia
plscs.
Susclas N EAST Houssox srReEr -Besween eleven
End twelve O'Clock last night German named Charles
1nmsF. eyed fovtyssven years. and residing ~ 2oa
xas Herman street. committed sucids BY shooting him
ss,f II The head WITH pistol while in his bedroom He
died IN few moments aftsr Committing the decd No
oauss was assigned for the act The Coroner will hold
an inquest on the body to-day.
ARRESTS or BuRoLARs.-Last evening the Thirteenth
precinct police arrested three burglars whom they caught
In the OF breaking in ESSEX street. They
were al locked up and will be taken Essex Market
Police Court this morning.
ARRRsrs FOR IxroxcArroS Tho police throughout the
city up 70 twelve o'clock last night twenty three
arrests for ntoxcatiou during the preceding twenty
hours Of which eighteen were males and i've females.
Yesterday the Lass Sabbath previous to the enforcing
Of thu Excise ian
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The nineteenth Sunday Concert took pscs at Stcinway
Hall last night. and was attended BY an immense audi
encs. Haydn's beautiful symphony In D, the Turkish
March, and other popular works were played BY the
orchestra Miss Kate Mcdonald sang schubert's Ave
Maria in aye that called forth enthusiastic encore
and confirmed our already expressed opinion Of her
merits The eshsr soloiss were Mr. A. scdgwick, CON
csrtina, and Mr.. r. LstscaA. srosubons.
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Madame Ristori will appear to nglA u the french
theatre. in Elizabeth, Of her snsAtsa and most
popular shs.css~ss ssAsa rnesasy night - stsnwsy
Hail. In hcr ars grand recitation. The collections she
has made forihe recitation thoss be calculated 70
display hsr unrvasd powers, aud place them in the
strongest hight This viii be The FIRST and last oppor-
tunity Of hearing her In dscamstion previous 70 hsr
departure for ths west
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81. PAUL., MIMI, Jan. s, 1851.
rhe late decision Of the Minnesota Supreme Court de-
cisrins cf 1sea Unconstitutional brings 70 grief
many speoulator who have been purchasing taz titles
ell The state, expecting 70 hold the property.
me long contested case between g. Paul snd the
sstchers has been decided favor Of the city, which
had imposed license Of 5000 Ter ysm on s( meat mar
hess outside the Market House
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AFFAIRS IN CANADA.

ssM MONTREAL. Jaa, q, 1857
Hon. John Pangman Senegur, Of Iachene, died sud-
denly this morning
The London correspondent Minerva" states TINT
tho Canadian delegates rather than sanction the
oct granting Protestauts privileges refused TO Catho
lies, will return without adopting any plan OF
confederation Hon. John Ross on behalf or the
McGill College has gene to England TO waich the inter-
of the Professionals
The water the river Is very high aud the channel Is
blocked with ice. Tho weather Is mild.
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Ysrtwo neaths past hays been rife thai -
fnflet ANepended.
TO state AMPLY but emphaticaly founda
ton whatever for such WILL confident satsV
the many friends Of house who nsterngy have
pa.hised with supposed disaster.
II question with whether Il necessary
make this public dentG: bat the report has
pearsd PRINT and bean reechoed FROM Europe
hAps Il Ia better that We should do
vargtng half . century sucs the establish-
Of house. Of paper has been ds
houored; and We BE- excused for discosntng IL
o the future feel such contingency
10 scarcely possible
t66 and 667sBroadwUy.
New York, Jan. s. 1857.
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PRUssIA.

Ceaarmafisn er Fswcr ia Hslstein.
B0xM. Jm.-6. 1e65. +
T Duke Of AusustssbarS has given In his allegiance
70 the King Of Prussia and relieved the people Of HoI-
stein from their oaths Of allegiance.
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TIE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

JAN. D, 1897,
AT the republican caucus Of the Illinois Legislature
last night Franklin Corwir nominated for Speaker
joint resolution will BE- introduced in the General
Assembly at early day Of the session and will pass
by nearly unanimous vote against the currency con-
traction policy of Secretary McCnooh. The Senatorial
canvass Is holly carried on but Judge Trumbu will
doubleday be re elected.
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the SPANISH SQUADRON.

W. y hs San FkAxcDco. Ian. q 1897 :,
u The spasish squadron s~hich sailed Rom Psp>se on
the 1a Of July. has arrived safely Manila The M.
mapcA ard Eenss,ads -Bsrnexaesa cspcssdsa and Mar
auis = vssosis are I'll sndsrsoias excessive <spasus
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

TIE Isalaah NsUssiaeisss wish sas Pope.
F1okxncE, Jan. 9, 1851.
AAvioss nsa Rons ssdss that sieaor Tonsilo hss -
~ yrssvs@sd = NJ Assesiasieas VIII GoNsn
meat, THAI be - elesaAy 6seR snats1 - naks vsgif
Ngzss1nsnt n oseean vsitstsas poiass. sssN.
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~ BALrMORB Jan. O. 1857
The steamship Carroll OF the Baltimore and Lvorpsd
line arrived on Saturday, having been out sixteen davs
The soesuship Mexican, Of the Baltimers and !dssea
tina arrived r day ffsa Livsvpooi, hastns hsse -
tainsd by tAn weather ~ oat about twenty 0a1a
and put aie FAysu 70 ooAi Al well she ha1cs AM1p
S,nrRn = - nr10F. $3.50 ~ ia.
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ls1iAxA LEGISLATURE.

IspsAsAroLzs. Jan 9. 1881.
Governor Norton has oomplessd his message. which
will BE- put into the prnter's hands on MONDAY
have arrived IL.
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's CarsAro, Jan, ., 1857, /
Governor Crapo. Of Nichisaa. y prsusnnced by his
paysisiaAsc Of aaIer ana vii sSnd sacsssxs
- the Legislatures Tomorrow, sahmstng the ccnstitu
tional amendment.
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E y r o p E.
Napoleon's Claims as Arbiter
Of the Eastern Question.
The Roman Question Approaching
. Settlement.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

NspsIsoa In Accord with the Sultan for Peace.
PARIS, Jan. 9, 1867
The PSts denies the truth Of the widely circulated
report THAI France had asked England for conference
on The Eastern question, and asserts that France has
arrived At an asrssmeat with Turkey such the pre-
ssrvaioa Of ths peace Of Europe impsasvsy demands
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the cuGnruTnHAl AMENDMENT MrKKs " TIVE MS
SOUR SENATE.

JwyKkssH Cry No.. Fan. s, fssI
the Senate rati6sd the constitutional amendment 10
day by a yots Of twenty six yeas to six maya
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ene u uaxcslesNa. IA.


,4s Raczn0np. Va JAMS EeR
this u0roing. =. s fs Nt~~t ~
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Motifs Chemical rcmatc Restores nr.y
Hair iteily the best HAIR Used Sold
RUSllTON, 10 Asior House, and By all druggists.
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Fliiptc =. M. Co.. Iocisstitch Sewt.s Ms-
chimes 5 Broadway Highest premiums MALyana tnnso-
t1e, New York and Penrs rania state Fai!s, lso6
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B"cs =: s HsiE Tac Bs.t o. 4. sss
Facory 81 Barclay street
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All Prizes Gnshed in Legal Lostrrics.-Cires.
j. GLUE Broker. i7s Broadway.
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,Annogncement.-s'The Pulpit AND Press Com-
PARED." Lessons foe clergy 0y Reg. Chz.. ". Smyth,
Everett Rooms, next SUNDAY AFTERNOON Lecture.
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Attend ~ fhe First symptoms Of Conswssp-.
ton and check the disease nrlplency-. by uAn1
JAYgHS sxPECfOKANT safe rcmei ~ rot All Ifectissss
Of the lungs aud broDcns. Sold everywhere.
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yrSyelry nnd Watches,
OF sl descriptions, and
STIRLING SILVER WARY.
for ssIe Nv GEO. G.. ALLEN, fis Rrosdwsy.
door hc.ow Canal shoof.
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Df 8fLBERTs PILE INSTRUMENT
pos lively cures The Of piles Sert by
receipt ~ "a Circulars free Sold by druggists Agpats
nicd everywhere Address j. b. omsine, Manager ~
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Gristpdors's Hair Dye.--Thc beat Ever Man
uiactured Wholesale aad retain, also applied, ct Ne
A.tpr
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Al adiss Di.csr. s.surion-, raadssG..
NArOk 1si Cnnal street aud dgggs send fr olrculaE
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a Grnuire aIeer~rheum Pipe Ola -ufsrspred
OF POLbACR sDN's 3D. 3sosdssy, nesI Fourth sFcca.
tiso Rcpairir nc and Bnisus
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The Hsws Wsghtns, ,Cc.'s Lock stitch HcE-
Sc wing ulschipei. Presdenl 0g eyoadwsy New y9tk.
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