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gaUPERRY'S COMEDONE AND PM
PIE REMEDY positively cures Conlcdones, tBald
Heads or GrubsD nlso Red, White AMI Malteratcd
Plmplcs on the face. Depot No. 40 Bond street,
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEErED to the assigned Estate of Mr. GEO. II.
GRUGEI, are hereby Informed that their accounts
have been placed into the hands OF Mcssrs. ST.
MONS & SIRGLIsG, Attorneys, (onlcc, Broad
sircetJ for collection, and II settlements are
made before the irst December next, no costs
will be incurred. II. GEEDTS Il CO.,
nOvl3 limo Agents for Creditors
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ss-TIIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY

G8-TIIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTE,Y AND DIAR-
RHuh C0RDIAL.-This article, so well known
ana highly priced throughout the Southern States
rs Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, n
now offered to the whole country.
II is Invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can afford to be without II, and none
will TO whom its virtues are known.
For sale By all Druggists ana general dealerx-
D6WIE & NOISE,
Octl1 3mosD8c General Agents.
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gsa-TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECKLES and TAN from the face, use pERRY'S
Moth and FRecklc Lotion. Prepared only by DIR.
B. c. PERRY, No. 30 Bond.street, New York. Sold
by all Drngg!s,a- tiec6 3mos
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30 NOTICE.. N. NJ. WOIILTMANM.
for the present occupies the store OF Mcssrs.
FARllAR BRO, corner East Bay and Cumberland
streets, and will be pleased to See his friends.
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VOLUME VIlI.--NUMBER I,
QUE REPORTS .FRoM C0LUMBIh.

TTse Insurance Till pavScd hy thr Senate
.-Itecummittnt or t,sc Columbia Canal
RiIl-A Ro,vmvl C,r Cho killing &c FOL
bert-No Keller for the Chnrlcsto" stor-
s,ants, Sc.
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Z.S- a CARD.-A RGYMAN,
while residing In South America as n Missionary,
discovered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
OF Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Disease OF
The Urinary and Seminal Organs anu the whole
train Of disorders brought on hy baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have bccn cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by n desire -
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, / will sem
the recipe for preparing and using this melicn
in sealed envelope, to any one who needs
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH t. INMAN,
S!atIcnI9, Bible House,
oct4 3nlo9f New York CITY.
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gzBAPPLICATION WILL BE MADE
for the renewal OF two CERTIFICATES OF the
Old Stock, In the Bank Of Charleston, South Caro-
lima, viz: No. 57lS, 22 shares, standing In the
name OF X. J. JARRETT, Administrator, ard No.
%, shares, standing In the name or RACHEL
BARRETT, Administrators; both Certificates being
lost. q. P0ZNANSKI,
dpcS lamO3f Executor.
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10 PREPARATORY MEDICATION

The human system, the most delicate ana scnsi-
tive OF all created things, should be duly prepared
to meet tho shock occasioned by sudden change
In the temperature Of the air. Even the sOlil met
ais contract and expand under cold and hcat-so
that IL man were composed OF iron, instead OF
frail tissues and HIRES, circulating nuls aud brit
tie osscOus matter, his frame would not be proof
against the vicisstudcs or climate. As II is, 1t be-
hooves every Ones especially the feeble to forify
the frail tenement OF mortality against the in
clemenay Of the present season. A wholesome,
strength-supplylng vegetable tonic and Alternative
Is the preparatory medicine required, and among
medicinal agents OF this character. IIOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITrERS stand supreme. In n snc-
cessTul career OF nearly quarter Of q century
the preparation has never been cquallcd or ap-
prOachch and its sales are now larger than those
or my half dozen articles purporiing to belong TO
the same class, that has ever been advertised in
this country. Al n remedy AMI preventive or
Dyspepsia, and nil It's complications, It may he
said TO have lived down cOmpciiion and to be the
standard specific OF tho Western Hemisphere. a
mcnt OF Winter Is the surest safeguard, against nll
the complaints which are caused or aggravated
by exposure TO cold. dcc6 GpsC
5.s- WORDS OF CHEER ON TIE
Errors OF Youth and the Follies OF Age, In rein.
ton 10 Marriage and Social Evils, with o helping
hand for tho crr,nH and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r., Philadelphia
Pa. septa5 3mos
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GALL AT
nOvl0

T II HE NE w JOB OFF ICE
AND SRu SAMPLES.
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Gpceinl Nollces.

1S- NOTICE.-TllE CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK i'll the Planters and Mechanics Bank, No.
Dos, for three shares and No. 1881 for ftynvc
shares, In the name OF JOHN GLEN, having been
lost, notice is hereby given that ut the end Of
three weeks from the FIRST insertion Of this notice,
application viii he made for new certificates.
does M3 WIAMES WIIALEY Rcce;Ycr
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Gcs- NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. -
Steamship MAGNOLIA Is THIS DAT discharging
Cargo at vandcrholst's Wharf. Goods not remov-
I'd at sunset will remain on wharf ut owners
risk. or, if stored, at expense and risk Of owner
conslgnec RAYENEI. d Co.
dccG3 Arcut.
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ms- NOTICE. ALL. PERSONS uAY-
ING claims against the Estate OF pr. j. L.. NOW
ELL, late OF 81. james Santre, VIII prcsrn, ,heI,
10 the undersigned properly attcsted, within the
time prescribed by law. All indebted to said Es.
tate will please make payment ut once.
r. W. EOWEI.I,l roo,,
dec7 limo L. q. NOVEL;. EAcc"toth.
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Hpcrinl Notices.

G.J- n OTIC E.-hLIi PERSONS IN
DEBrED to The Estate OF the late WILLIAM T.
MARTIN will make payment AMI thnsc having
Claims against the same will present them, prop
criy attested, ~ The undersigned, ii 10. - BROAD
street ISAAC liAYSE
ti.rS VII Administrations
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s."'- NEW CHURCH tSWEDENBOR-
0IANl LECTURES. LOUIS II. TAFEl., Mis-
sionary OF The New Church Association for
Georgia. Sout, Carolina ana Florida, via deliver
three Lectures IN the Unitarian Church, beginning
NJ ~ o'clock r. NJ. as follows: Tuesday. Dcccin-
Der -" The Trinity in jesus Christi Wcdnes-
das. Dcccmbcr S-"The Sacred Scrpturc.''
Thursday, December o" Heaven and Hell" 7r,c
pubiic are invited 10 attend. GccT
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The CrOps-The Spectators.

The effort made by specula,,
tors to create the idea that the
crops are short, and thus give
some sanction to their purpose
to advance the price OF bread
stuffs, is a transparent hum
bug. The Associated Press
has lent itself to this nefarious
scheme by circulating des-
patches all over the country to
the effect that the corn crop
has suffered severely from the
drought all over the Southen
States. This is an old dodge,
and we have seldom known an
instance when it was tried that
the facts did not give the lie to
the rumor by showing a better
corn crop than ever. These
canards are always cases Of
smoke without fire. 1t is we'll
known that the'harvest of wheat
oats, barley, potatoes and hay
was never better than it is this
year. These products are all
safely secured on the farms all
over the country, and in album
dance. too. The barns are
loaded with grain. The cattle
are luxuriously provided with
fodder for the coming winter.
If the farmers have any reason
to complain it is because the
abundant harvest which Pro-
violence allotted to them may
reduce the market prices of
their produce and disappoint
the narrow-minded, the lazy
and the greedy among them.
The people who must eat the
food will be benefited by the
richness of the harvest.
1t is thefeforea bsurd as we'll
as wicked, for spectators to
undertake the task of making
a panic about the short crop of
corn in order to enhance the
price of. breadstuffs, upon the
same -princicle that the coal
monopolists have entered into
a conspiracy to defraud the
public by bogus representations
of the scarcity of that article
Herald.
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lars per acre. After the first
year it requires no cultivation,
as it 50 completely shades the
ground that neither grass or
weeds can grow near it. After
the first year the only labor it
requires is that of harvest aud
threshing out, the first being
done with a moving machine
and the last by means of the
patent ramie cleaner.
sAs soon as this plant gets
to be fully appreciated, as it
soon will be, the empire of
King Cotton will pass away,
and that truly regal ana won
derful plant, the ramie, will
WELD the sceptre and clothe
the world. AS an article of
apparel, it will become as com
mon to the ladies Of moderate
means as silks are now among
the wealthy, and Solomon, in
all his glory, will not be ar
rayed like one of these We
have discovered that the ramie,
after being dew-rotted by ex-
posture three CIR four weeks, is
cleaned 81 yhe gprnmy matter,
and may be thrashed OUT clean,
SO as to command the highest
price, RS. I'd. in gold] without
being subjected to the soaking
process. We can afford to
raise it, however, at ten cents
q pound, the product being
three se thousand pounds per
acre. t H. 8 .:'sI o..
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GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Ask for no other, take no other, and
you will save time, health, and motey.
$1,000 Reward for any class OF disease IN
any stage " HIGH they fail to cure.
Or. Richau's Golden Balsam NO cures
Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth
Sore Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptlons,
Copper coiored Blotches, Soreness OF the
Scalp, Scrofula, &c; is the greatest Ken
ovatOr, Alternative and Blood Pur1f1er
known, removes all disease from The sys-
tenn, and leaves the blood pure and
healthy.
DIR. Richau's Golden Balsam No 2 cures
N ercurial Affections, Rheumatism In All
its forms, whether from mercury or othei :
causes civ es Immediate relief IN all
cases. No dieting necessary. have thou-
sands OF testimonials proving the mlrac-
ulous cures elected by. these remedies.
Price OF either No or No 2 81 per bottle,
or 2 bottles for SO.
DIR Richau's Golden Antidote, safe,
speedy, pleasant and radical cure 1or all
Urinary Derangements, accompanied
with tuu directions. Price $3 per bottle.
DR.. Eichau's Golden Elixir d Amour,
radical cure for n ervous or General De-
ey with wonderful effect. Price s. per
bottle or 2 BOTTLES for So.
On receipt of price, these rem edies Will
be shipped to any place. Prompt atten-
tion paid to all correspondence. None
genuine without the name OF "DR. RI
CHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, II RICH
ARDS, sole proprietor, blown IN glass OF
bottles. Address
DIR d B RICHARDS,
+ No 22S Varick street, New York.
Office lCQrs 9 ~ 10 90 m. Circulars sen
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The klamie Plant.

Planters in Mississippi are
devoting much attention to the
cultivation of the ramie plant.
A correspondent of the Balti-
moreSun, writing from Satartia
under date of August q, says
4 have just seen a sample OF
ramie silk, from a spfig a
foot long, of ten days growth.
This is the fibre in its rough
state. from an immatured
stalk. We do not allow the
stalk to grow for fibre this year
as our object is to increase the
number of plants, and we
therefore turn them down and
cover them withaearth as fast as
possible. This morning we
dug up a plant that was set
out on the 7th Of April last,
and it had made an almost
solid mass OF tuberous roots
Eighteen inches deep and about
ten inches in diameter, each tube
being an average of an inch
thick, Of the color of carrots,
though much harder. / men
ton this to show that the plant
grows beyond the reach of
trosts and the depth of porpet-
ual moisture, so that neither
cold nor drought can damage
'Ramie is growing in esti-
nation here, and the plantia g
of it on a small scale, which
was looked upon this spring as
an experiment. of doubtful issue
has now proved a decided sue
cess. 1t will eventually super
sede cotton in all the rich bot
toms and lands subjected to pc
irlodical overflow in this slati-
tude. With i Chinese labor
thes g lands, cultivated in ramie
will yield three hundred dol
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Virginia from a Vifginian'S
~, .,,. Stand Point. Dr.
correspondent of the Journal o f Comm cree
Petersburg, August II.

Petersburg, August II.
The smoke from the late pol
itical conflict in Virginia hay-
ing cleared away, leaving the
conservatives ahead by some
eighteen thousand majority for
Walker, and all enfranchised
regardless of race or color, your
correspondent, knowing the
sentiments of our people, and
in view Of the large circulation
of your Journal among the cap
italists of the country, desires
to present to them some idea of
the manufacturing advantages
of this section of our State.
We are recovering from the
effects of the war; our people
are working with a vim; the
negroes are docile, easily man
aged, and can be engaged to
work on farms or in manufac-
tories at least one-halfle than
same skilled labor can be pro-
cured North or West. The
best feelings exists between the
blacks and native whites, as
both know they are naturally
dependent. Fine farms may
be purchased for from three to
five dollars Per acre, and all
who desire to settle with us and
go to work in good faith are
really welcome to our hearths
and homes, but we have 10 use
for the political adventures
who come merely for office.
A great cry has been raised
about the social ostracism of
northern settlers in the South,
out it is not true. All are well
come who come to work. The
bitterness engendered by the
war has ceased, and any north
ern gentleman who comes
among us with his family will,
regardless Of his politics, be
kindly received by our people.
There are now eight cotton
factories worked by water in
this city and its vicinity, and.
ample power for twenty more.
An average oftwentv thousand
bales per year arc received
here, and if this power could
be utilized | have no doubt
that thee otton receipts could be
raised to from twenty five to
one hundred thousand bales.
ALI that we want is northern
capital and enterprise.
But the great manufacturing
establishments here, and which
have done most to build up our
city, are the tobacco factories.
Nearly all Of our wealthiest cit
liens have made their fortunes
in this trade, and now it offers
the finest field for an invest
ment that can be found. Our
city is in the centre of the to-
bacco region, with five railways
centering here, and communi-
cation by water with all the
northern and foreign seaports.
The French government and
several German states, have
each a native Of their states
here to purchase their tobacco.
Some of our factories sput up
from eight to twelve thousand
pounds per day; so you must
Conntiued nm Rourth naoa
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

imIn eulstely cured anu fluff yigor rest,j,.
ed ~
This distressing affection, which rem.
ders lie miserable and marriage impuS
slDie, is the penalty paid by The victnnsU
improper lndulgencies. Young per sons
are too apt 10 commit eXcesSes from MOI
being aware OF the dreadful consequence.
that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands tie subject will pretend to DENY
that the power OF procreaLiou is lost soon
er by those falling into improper habiIs
than by the prudent? Besides being de-
priVed of the pleasure of healthy OH
spring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms Of both body aud nInd irlse
The system becomes oerana,d, the RI ysl-
Cal and Mental functions W Weakened.
Loss oI Provocative Power, Nervous Irri,
ability, Dyspepsia, PalpitaU4on of The
Heart. uigestion, constitutional DebiI.
" and Wasting OF the Frame, uu. ii
ohsumrLi"n. i,eeas and Death.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
LONDON, Graduate OF one ot the noSJ Cnni-
nent Colleges in the United States, an.
The greater part of whose life has beel
spent Ill The hospitals OF London Paris
PhIladelph1a, and elsewhere, has effect ed
some OF the most astonishing cures thai
were ever Known; many tiDubIed with
ringing in The head and ears WlIeu as leep
great nervousness, being alarned At sud.
Qen SOUNDS, UashfulueSS, with frequent
Dlushlng, attended sometimes with de.
range ment ct mlnu were cur. imnedi-
ateIv.
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As AN ALTEEEATHNE.

it acts directly upon the blood, cleansing
and purifying the Vital current of all the
humOIs and taints which disease orsmal-
ariots Influences have planted there and
Graduating and neuti aitzing the effects
OF mercury or oher poisons which may.
have been taken into the system. For
this it. is lntail1ble aS a sremeay Tor
SCRoFULA, ERUPr1OHyS OF THE SKIN, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION, DRoPSY, d. o., and
will cure the most virulent anu opstlnat,
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DISEASE AID lMpKUpENCr


When the misguided and lmprudent
lvotary OF pleasure fifids that he has iin
blbed the seeds OF this painful disease il
too often happens thai an iii-timed sense
OF Shame III dread discovery, deters blu;
from applying TO those who, from educ,t.
ton and responsibility can alone befrienn
aim, delaying TIL the constitutional
symptoms OF this horrid disease max,
their appearance, such as liberated som
iiroat, diseased nose. nocturnal pains il.
the head and limbs, dimness OF slgnu
deafness, nod IL on the shin bones aux
arms, biotches or the head, lace ana cid
trelHltles, progressing with fearful rs.po,
NY III at last the paiaie OF the meuth
Inc bones OF The nose fall in, and the vie
tim this awful disease bs comes "a hor
riu Object OF COMMUNICATION, till death
puts = period 10 his dreadful suffering. by
sencring him To that undiscovered coun.
Try IRON whence no traveller returns.'' --
1t lisa MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands lall victims to this terrible disease
owing 10 the unskillfuIness of ignorant
~ blenders, WhO 10y the use OF that UEA D.
LY POISON, MERCURY, ruin the consti-
tuition anu MAKE Inc residue of life mis-
OFFiCt,7 y. FREDERICK ST
Left hand side going from Baltimore
street, u few doors from the corner, FAN
not to observe name and number.
49, NO letters received unless posi- paid
and containing stamp to be used on the
reply. Persons writing should A.ytt age,
aud send portions of adver'isoni~n Mt de-
>cribing symptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his
,ffjce.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
rhe many thousands cured at this es-
Labl shment within the last twenty years,
and the numerous important surgical
Operations performed by DR.. Johnston,
Witnessed by tn. eporters OF The Ssta and
many other papers. nOticesO Of which have
appeared again and again before the pub.
lie, besides his standing as q sentleman of
character and rcspectabilILy, is a suff1-
cient guarantee To the afflicted.
KIN DISEASES NSPEEDILY CURED.
2 9ll (del5-3&wl
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IRIS VERS1COLOR ;
BLUE flag,

The most powerful, safe and. reliable
rem e1ials agent discovered for the heal
Iris VeiSicolor, hitherto unknown or I'M
developed, have been brought within
the control of science, andis now takiu Z
its standsas principal among the b1es.
sings of medicine. - %. O. - - e. sy..r -r
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p O f TT x .
GIVE.

See the rivers flowing
Downwards to the sea,
Pouring all their treasure
Bountiiul and free; 'i
Yet to help their giving
Hidden springs arise; - :t;s
Or, ifneed be, showers .....
Feed them from The skies.
Watch the princely flowers i.4
Their rich fragrace spread,
Load the air with perfumes,
From their beauty shed. ~
Yet their lavish spending
..1G Leaves them not in DEATH ~
With fresh life replenished .
By their mother earth.
Give thy hearts best treasures
VS. From fair nature learn; 'sS
Give thy love-and ask not,
Wait not return; gous1lsi
~ And the more thou spendest
@s From thy little store, -s..,
e With double bounty
God will give the more. I Of
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YOUNG MEN.
MARRIAGES,

Married persons, or Young Men conteul
plalin= MARI iage, boing aware OF Physi.
cal " eah ness, Organic Debility DeIol-
| miti, :, speedily cured.
He who places himself under The care of
DR.. j. may religiously contide in his bon.
OF its gentleman, and confidently rely
upon his skill as a physician.
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TTNO Owners, Masters Di N esAets
II and Merchants generally.

Having put my Two STEAM SKI
TIONAL MARINE RAfIl4W AVS, (larg
and splall) in new condition, I am pre-
pared to haul vessels from 10 to 500 tons 81
New York rates. ~ n,
A reQulsite supply OF Timber, and a
to guarantee dispatch in all orders.
Masts and other descriptions OF spar
made on short notice. Il "a qais Il tss
. z Shears for masting vessels, and all othe
ixtIres necessary to facilitate work al.
J ached to the Yard. Isl g8HAA
/ have under my control mechanics Il
the different branches, II scessary to re.
pair vessels Thoroughly a~'d the besl
Jmsnner, r t.-s .ei
* NATHANIEL NASH -
~ 70 afracticei Ship 81 der,
assr4-Ds Nh Nj. .'kA 80 ". w Ater 8,
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR CITY PROPERTY. IL
A FARM situated on Bay Side Roa
Princess Anne county, obtaining ApO vi
2,acres, about mites from the Guy OF
Norfolk: about 70 acres of this land is
cleared aud IN cultivation ,Lhe remainder
heavily wooded. the improvements
consist of Building Of six Rooms, with
necessary CUT Houses. "and the and Is
well adopted to Trucking and Fruit Ap
ply to St+&S - @r
my4.lm -oi.,re,,s, THIS OFFICE.
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RHEUMATISM AND GoUT.

1t Is an anfafling preventive and cure
for NEURALGIA, SICK II EADACHE and
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, and in
20 DIsEA SEES OF WOMEN
it has no equal. Its action upon the Liu-
en- aud Rtdneys is prompt, salutary anu
elective, and 1T is this property which
renders IL Que of the safest and most lie,
liable Hne q -fs r 50
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bh Es&N rs. PRES ENTS
We Offer fine line of the following
goods. suitable foA PRESENTS to which W.
invite attention
Papier Mache Writing Desks,
Ornamented Work Boxes.
p Foley's Superior Gold Pens,
Handsome Bibles and Prayers,
Bronze husbands and Paper Weights
Rogers's Groups of Statuary,
American ana Imported Chromos.
french Paper ana Envelopes,
Chess Men and Boards,
Goodalps English Playing Cards,
Cribbage Boards,
Dante's Inferno, Illustrated by Dore.
Tennyson's Idyls, 10 do
Kaulbach's Illustrations, &c, &c.
WlLHuN & " ALIKE
APPS West Main stree,,
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DYSPEPSIA and General Debility

BY taking K ! S N the blood-w. ich
permeates all the tissues anu nutrition
thereoI-is qualified, rendering the whole
system perfectly healthy,
REM EMBER.-This medicine is no off,
shoot of quackery but Tie ocular foImu-
la OF q distinguished pr ctit1oner now a
resident of Baltimore city, and so h gh
does it stand in the favor a nu es eem OF
the inteliig ent and scientific that it has
been adopted by physicians Ia their prac
tlce. and is daily being prescribed and
recommended by the most eminent OF
the profession throughout the country.
The better il becomes known the more
highly is it praised and the more extern
kiVeiy is it uSeu.