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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-19

hsSlsg been increased within the quarter hss sssu
iesseaes ssEs milliens, bu. ne, 10 50 gssA, an az
tsnt as most persons have supposed"
To The lmsoF.stlsn or rather TO the eauss Of the
importation, Of Il Esi.iisas Of bisad-s,uif lhin
the year, the Sscfsiafy ascriess iks NEST wsnSsr.
ssrfs results. Ii has Increased thr eesi Of bread
alsss 10 lo0,Q0100o he saws, anS put sp addition.
NJ tax upoR sash man Of s..
We are Informed, that The 4" p.stponenent Of the
ith insialmsRi has +" affsTdsG great relief te oil
ConcsrRec." This will ss news 10 all the States,
ass particularly 10 these wh0 have already apprs-
prised the mssey, and whs gill nov have to tax
tssu OWE citizens 10 raise it,
II RsS appears prossbls that, during ths next
year, means will be psssesssd, wiih.st any per.
nGnsni loans, recall ct fsrtaet depesiles, or in.
crease ct tsrss, sufficient 10 redeem sessensby tse
Trsassry notes that bsesne payable, as well as 10
meet all the ordinary appropriation
In rsspest to ths act fer sstiling With the haaks
ss,Hs Of sAsa since Ssp,embsr have paid ever all
tbs public mcnsy which then stosd to the credit
Of he Treasurer. Others are supposed 10 lave
executed bends asssrding ts ere oil its provisions,
and several are preparing 10 DO SO with a vss to
rscsivs further indulgence. The remainder are
expected 10 discharge, wilhss, suit or bend, tbs
amount they respectively ose, as may, frsR time
~ AfASs " Etsoeu &c hESA tAs pupuc e2lCencfs.
The psynsa,s vhisa will probably be longest
postponed, will chiefly BE- frsn seine institutions
situated ia the west aRd southwest"
The Secretary has Instituted an Inquiry inis
the condition Of all the banks. some since January
lat. and ssns siaeeIhs suspsssisu Of specie pay.
meats. The exhibits which have hsen made TO
him show scse improvement in The affairs Of the
banzs in The aggregate. They fursish a, the
sane tins new confirmation Of the preat xeesses
Ia issues, whish in some places have been indus.
ed IN. They shsw. toe, says tbs Secretary, that
tas whole reelection in The active circulation, had
ne; ., iksir dates, equsllea BY ssariy t~saiY mil
lions TN sneust which, as isng ago as last De-
Ssmber, 1t vas computed By this Department
would h required to restore .h. psser currency
gsnsrally to safe basis. and sake il, with the
sPscs in actual use, bear lust proportion to the
real wants oil the esInuniiy"
The Secretary ASKS Congress TO grant him the
rsaer " to issue Treasury Mates for msre tempe
rary purposes to mtsi Contingencies. We hops
Congress viii giant re such power.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-19

Thrilling Icidert-A Mr.. BeasIey, a
few days since, offered to the Georgia Leg.
islaiure, al MllIedgeyilIe, memorial stating
that some years ago be had purchased Of a
Trader negro woman and her sucking
child, as be then believed the latter to be
ard that be afterwards found an mposl.
ton had been practlsed on him, as The child
had been stolen from a white woman or a.
bandoRed BY its mother. The object Of the
memorial was to move the Legislature Ia
change the name of the founding from that
Of William (as knswn IN the bill Of sale o.
the slave trader 10 tha, Of William Brock
Ct Reaslsy--and to restore to hun the nal,
ural rights Of which he had been unjust,
deprived. thrill OF admiration passed
through the House. Mr.. Beasley was 10
the lobby and held the child in his arms
a fairer, prettler, more intelligent looking
boy might never be desired. MANY an old
bachelors mouth wstered The House
went into committee Of the whole, had the
child 10 their midst, and every one, we be.
heve, was satisfied Of bis whl,eness aud his
title to freedom. A bill to carry the PRAYER
Of the Msmoralist into effect, was passed By
reclamation.
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LATER FRnMINGI,N IN

Ky the ARRIVAL ct ,ke shsp filtera q
tain Cobb, from Liverpool, Nc h.,e r-.i
ed Liverpool papers TO the q IF D.,.r
inclusive.
On isr Seth Of November, IN h nr,
House IT Commas. a noton vas ii
Nh. Slaney, and agreed 10 IN lie ia.
10 the effect thai select committee -
be appointed to erqulfe iulo tho cee1..s
the poorer classes IN the ibeky 7s
towns, "i,h a ylew 81 forming saat i
the improvement II their tdacs.1 !
their moral condition.
A riot took place "a nt,smpt,r. ns-
d1cc The new Poor LA 20 Brs4I9t5. d
board d guardians we're rob5 4 ass !
came necessary 10 call in tbs ed 81 !
I'sry. The soldiers sers pelicd ers 4
and bore II with great patience I'll
corilne the guardians home, the MOB 4
IN upon them, when they feurd It DC II
10 FIRE. Twelve Of The rpoters al. !
Letters from Odessa nf the a Il n
airy state tina, the pIare- has race
PrarsDcs there. 1hros caes bades1
The town sas N great euufteruaiIoa .
loading Of ships has been uspepd,e
a Concert Mons,rc ~as held al 4
on the 9TH Of November on lbs Issal
rsing school. Eleven hundred uas1
performed the Creation al Ilayd7 :
thousand audItas, including tie I'D
and Empress.
L'rerPOel Co'isH NGrktt, Dec. l.---'IA' esq
'iHSs sur Ias, '.psr, h4yiav ssslisgss ~ =
erals up 10 yesterday. thu HSTse fsf ~ ;
vas easier IN ptiCs, but lees 80 Isf Bf.ti = /
gyp,iAus Than tor those qualities q ~
~sish we're pFsviswsly the raesi IN regis
WHICH sellers we're wiilIag 10 TssllE. >, ass 4
sline nm The highest paint Of last sees.
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Curious fdets.-Mr. Judson, iu his let.
ter tn the Chairman Of the Committee Of
Manufactures of Congress, relates the fol.
lowing singular facts, relative TO the value
placed upon Silk, ana its scarcity, IN early
ages:
In the early ages Of the world, when
the customs and fashions of society were
rude and unpublished, silk was considered
a luxury which neaa but Princes ceu'd
indulge, and even in them it was supposed
10 be unparseuable extravaganza for it
vas among the enumerated prodigaities
Of Hellogabu!us, that ne had a garment
made wholly OF silk. The Emperor Au.
reliau, also, go years Afterwards, re used
his Empress a silk robe, merely because he
could not incur the expense. lie sill later
times, silk has been considered luxurious,
for It IS said OF James | before his acces
sion TO The English throne in 1903, that he
was compelled 10 borros pair of silk hose
of the Earl Of Mar, when he first appeared
before the ambassador. Bu, the customs
and habits of society have since undergone
an astonishing change. Six is no longer
considered luxury, but an ind speD>abIe
article. So common has it become. that il
forms a considerable ZEN Of our uardrobes,
and enters more or less into almost ey.
cry garment, both u male and female
dress"
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A Noble Deed.--A few days since, SAYS
the Pittsburgh Express Of The Goth Decem,
Der, gentlemen from Philadelphia, with
his wife aud only child, daughter, about
four years cid, had taken passage an board
the Sfsamboa. Buffalo, which was making
preparations 10 depart. The little eauch
ter, having wandered un2erceiyed fFsn her
fathers arms, and, while playing near the
guards, fell overheard. The cry was given
Of a drowning child The father could not
swim, the mother in an instant became al.
most distracted. At length the former cried
out, will no one safe M chlId-rny ONLY
child 2 At this moment boy, apparently
abou, ,"siye years Of aye, sprang forward.
saying, sir, Ill Try to save your chid r
Aud, doflne his fur cap, the linIe feilas
plunged 10 With has clothes sad boots on.
The child was going down the second time
IN thiuy.feet water, when The bsy eau hi
the treasure, and restored il safely t. lts
mother. TIE best Of ID is, the boy refused
compensation fer wha, he had done.
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Exploring Expedition, The hla6'
Ion Correspondent OF the BaliImorr h'Ps,
lican, writes, on the I2d Decent =
I" Commodore Blddle, Commodore ts'
Downes, have been called to Washtfsia
consult With the Navy Board add TOE : :
rotary Of the Navy, in relation TO U, ?
OF the South Sea Expedition. sn mr. 3
ed tina, II IS the unanimous opinion " : :
nautical Convention, that the Sau'a :
Expedition ough, 10 be abandoned, aia :
they recommend the feet late Y unoei =,
mand OF Commodore Jones, be eoa's'
iste home squadron for the pro'ecu''
the coast"
The Emperor Of Russia has COMM y
the disgusting atrocity Of icryins oVVs
fstrea young Tomen among nc r. >
pedsantry, and taking them by l0'ee = =
their families to b. married TO hls solo'' =,
the military farms at WoznescnsS I
women aed aud resisted, but III van :
we're carried of from their families
their male relations who aided IN inc" !
icmpts to escape were logged or Oarl'D''
Siberia.
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= N'S'ff't ~'NfA r. AooA "a hli ii4N Ntil
occurred al the loco ioco meeting the otAer
night which is described as having upset
the gravity even Of the old Dons Of the
party. A thorough going loco ioco-onc
who went the whole for Mr.. Van Buren,
Message declaimlng 10 a violent sty II
against the credit system of the countr,
and denounctbg the banks with great iury,
until rising IN enthusiasm, he exclaimed
/" what IS the real value Of these bank rags
what arc they good for r.
~ this interrogaiory, put with all the
sledge. hammer yehemcnce IL d pracilsed
demagogue, a voice IN The crowd replied.
/" they are good 10 pay your debts with. =
" ! don owe any thing, replied tho loco
'oco. beg your pardon" sand the sane
voice" but hold your note for $500, for
which | am willing to take tweniy five
cents ~ the dollar"
If an avalanche bad descended upon the
conionnded loco ioco, he could not have
manifested more astonIshmcnt and dlsmay
lie stood uncertain what 10 say or do. A
cold sweat broke ou, upon hrs forehead.
lis teeth chartered and he set down amidst
TIE insuPpfessibie laughte ofns own friends.
The loco foco was dished a speech that
Benton might have enyled was premature,
y cut short Boston Alias.
The HGHdaa Indians. The Commercial
AHxRraFgnr taIa tb.y 81 gx,A -
Indians, which a short time since numbered
three thousands souls, has become extinct by
the ragagss Of the snail pov. A gentleman,
belonging 10 the Hudson Bay Company, has
arrived 10 the city Of New York, who passed
through the Mandan village, and there found
that only small remnant Of the tribe, some
~ or Ia, remained to tell their melancholy
late. II IS further stated that the distsmper
10 now raging to frghtful extent alnong
the Black Feet, (anoiher tribe, and that
1t will probably extend to other tribes.
remarkable Scene.--M. Descamps, a
wealthy citizen Of Lyons, fell int state Of
such profound lsthargy the 9th Ocl. .hs,
bis friend prepared to bury him and brou,h,
IN the coffin, suPposing him dead. The
funeral was assembled and the lid Of the
coffin Just about 10 be screwed down. when
he rose up and asked for something 10 eat.
The scene was enc Of horror mingled with
the ludcrous. He said be had been con.
sclous OF every word uttered. lie came
near being buried the day before.
The State Rights Wing party Of Geor.
GA, have held convention, and nominated
as candidates for the mex, Congress, the
following ticket: Walter L. Colquiu, julius
I. Afford, William c. Dawson, Edward ].
Black, Richard |. w. Habersham, Thomas
3. King, Mark A. Cooper, Eugenus A.
Nlsbett, and Lot Warren, The election
takes place uex, Fall.
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ness 70 Cooperate with any me.,,
would restore harmony on The es,.,'. VI,
les of ireland, DC. 'A'S'rs i,
on returning from the Hans.
WIN The committee going 10 car, y Lal
dress to Buckingham, House. n. \ y I
Sussex slipped aud rolled down ~. D0a,
steps but soon was helped up. and ,. llsa:
". was not injured, he joined tie n, saya'
he Queen replied very eraciO r,GD''
Lord Portman, as the only re,,.
tive OF the metropolis. secended n p'est
IN the Lords. In the House !, as soa
by Lord Levessn and seconded nv y, no
son Craig. "LG
Mr.. Abercrembie was e,c,.l
nously. He has doue' much !, !. = 'a
restain the ilooJ of parliamenir, sl,
~ Robert Peel came in the hssf.
and Aanlng on the arm of a friend :.
Peareaireliul and disposed 10 pre,' -
se"'mu' II was with this Wen a.
on Mr. Sakley who nude looy y
telling VIA the Queen should ~
me addres however was earned 1
Vs'es to 2oS aims, Mr.. Wakle,'s
ments, ~hichSere for extension \, -
vote by ballot, 'pd repeal Of ,ba So.
act The oPpAion membe,s : I.t
full statement irvA the queen of -,
intentions. Mr.. hme coneur.5 aug
Russell SAID The speeb was Gr,s'aS
ly to prevent ad'eneiiscussion
Lirrrposi Ccffra Maxi Ri
The same activity naiiest !, M '@ "a
iais week, up 10 th. close G ~ ,sa.- So i'''s
resulting N extensive ;Tanst 's'-aa
Prices, leaving ia May inUser. - .,'a's
seller oi iall 4 O. iHSealrns IL -. - -
prices 81 Friday lsst, Tor ruied, = ''s ~
astiesn, yesterday bslecrs shs
dtsposigion ~ .esi the eemahs ''N' -
closes u'ih less spirIi at sta4asI. sr
cur hst qssIalissa The salss 4.
ssgs Of ell Kinds Spectators Ia -
wssk 5000 BALI. II Amsriesa ef,. ass
I Egyptian, 500 Psiusssson, ard ga,
arc 81 $50 b.y, 1. "a
The New York packet ship r,
MIA, which sailed s,h Nov. armed
remarkably short passage Of l5Grr1
news Of the increasing dliFcuh.s,
do attract some slight notice. d. H.
u the steamer Home absolbs fa 4.
Spain.-ihere - nolhlng ..
Baron dc Nicer was at Harecls-s
NOV. Don Carlos had oG.e.aa,
ed has return 10 Navarro.
fronce.-Thc liberals have ay.,,i
in the French elections. The RI
boast OF returning several u'trs H.sa
assist IN EMBARRASSING LOUIS Phiia,s
Car'sm. About one fourth tie G
are pew members. The Carl.ss On.
sideFed extinct even IN the SoolSaad . i
Toulouse. has returned ibc Duse si T /
james, aud Narso,ilrs, E~;fyes.
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A case was disposed Of last week in the
Court y Common Pleas Salem, the parties
a.reelng that tho action should be with.
drawn, each paying his own costs ansua,.
to about 1850 dollars. The original matter
~ q 'pu,e Wa Claim to recover DAMAGES
for 81 ceul worth OF slabs
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III "A &c II w ARE.
" MAGAZINE STREET.
NLNIr nnI IL -. .N1sHs

-D,Dp,, ~. " -UItLEANS.
j and bnn MNni In, y co-importers ofForeigr
nno " a, nolesuc Hardware receiving from IN
rope ana the Atlantic Cities direct from the Mnnvfo
t"ltIS' an extensive assortment of Farcy and H.
they offer low. 81 ''ie i''ie which
country Merchants and others are invited IN coll ,,1
tA,flne their stock which consists in part of taxi.
nntcher s. pocket, saddlers and straw knives nl,,s
anna s ,I eo"n nnn 1 hooks sho
'ahf ana Japaned ware brushes blank bools a' ~
LEI LOOKING glasses anvs vices, screw plates. LapJ
Srdge ana nail hammers smiths bellows, merle, " a,,
pln OBJ nnle[ cast shear German and crowley Steel
lana ana grnbbng hoes Nattocks, pick axes earn
grass scyhes, Collins Kings and Simmnn' oJ,m ails
axes weight horse and nails cotton and wn1
els s,n uonee ana corn mills and plai
p pn''la shot, powder and liquor laks,per
powder tea fish, brass and bell lIetai
KNOB chest, trunk and pad ocks, b,ide
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& Collection Of Colloqual Phrases every topic
u ce.rary IN nainaiE conversation, arranged under
iercn heads with numerous rctra@s on ne peculiar
pronunciation and use Of various words ne whole so
disposed cousiderabyto facilitate the acquisition OF
correct pronHnclaten of the French. BY A Bomar,
Hcw edition, revised and corrected
selection OF Lne hundred of f-nin's Tables, accom-.
panied with key, containing the text, literal and free
translation, arranged in such point out
he difference between the French and English idom
figured pronunciation of the French according TO
the best French WORKS eSant on the subject The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds of the French
language, compared with those of the English.
APronouncng French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
to the accurate pronunciation and photography of the
French Lang! se, containing its elements according to
or safety WIN A1cKEAN,
mE Cor Camp L Com sis,
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BhE d 'bAkEG,A sIAsuh Ooh. /.
STA sIEsOAT LINE
: !s = ts &C.. IT,:

THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF DAYS,
from Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta Geo
EhNrS Mobile every other da, inme,.i aeely afteI
! the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per tn
steamboat EMEsINE, to 3lakey. coaches Pensacols
ssanoats per Pensacols Bag, st Rosa sound and Choe
.alaele River and Bay to Cedar Bu, coaches theme
va mariana, Chattaho~chee Formerly Mount Yer
han 3ainbvfdse, Pindertcn; Rawknsyiile and Louis
t:e' to Augusta. passenger takn, his seat at \. o.
pi'e Is IN no danger of being thrown or losing lii
Hseehce by Other conflicting interests the FlG RI
"a LINE. is bat on. concern, and under one co,trf
'h'oughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon n
iNa al Augusta IN time specified, through all wealth
CT ana at any Season. unless some unforeseen .aas
.'ophe should occur The Great New Orleans Mai
Is Carried fy this route The Agents for accemmods.
uo' cams, Coaches and Drivers no, surpassed
use southern country.
The smooth, hard MATERIAL roads the x.f, .n,, ;,
e s water navigation, the time and accommostior
aora he Traveller speed, certainty, conf fort and plea,
W Variety connected as it were with .kc Rail Road
t"'a asso' o. u and the steam packets to New York
travellers can rea Nh New York from New Crlans
LESS THAN II DATs'-Washirgton city ia 1e
from Chattahoochee, Florids, we have !. Bran.
Line VIA Quincy and Tallahassee To St Marks hnr
posi- coaches, also tive Branches from HawkinsyIla
Coaches. STO1SE.11f,SS,S 's W. nor
AUGUSTA, Goth jan 1885 ""
Office at Mansion House Mobile {
distance, New Orleans to Nozzle, $50 mills
Mobile to Augusta, $40 !"
Augusta to Charleston 1S6
-. Charleston TO New York, $50 $50
lime, New Orlean to Mobile. % bour,
Mobile to Augusta, 80 :.
Augusta to Charleston, 10
Charleston to New York, No. q5S
Waking los miles per day. or miles per hour ;nc
ave OF all stOppages. 'n
N. u. beg leave to INTERN the public that nh
'riages over the Chatahooehe swamp aud Hard ah
,aees 'ase Just been completed the general govern
e ns MY obstacles operating against this safe an
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rbhiNIs, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.us,
~ M LANDING from ship Constitution, and for sule-yz
800 kegs white ead, pure $50 do green paint in Is
or Kegs "a doz lapancdns for sgns600Olb3 lithrass
20 d9z splendid Oee0 ground brushe also ofO9OO and
ouo 90, cases crome green in POWDER superior article
40 40 IN cans arse assortment of sash tools of every
SIZE Gn1 4usy sable pencils for artists fat marking
brushes for merchants; arsts colors in oil read, pre-
parei'ir boxes, fitted with all necessary brushes
arsr's tools, sc. t''''
Fiaks ard iemn., wti.e; 60 packs gol, leaf: white
and yellow wax; gu atsb.c and large aud choice as
s''ent o! pants, G.Y oil, turpentinc vartI;sh
&C., tor sale, wholesale ana retail, at the lowe prices
ny ~ MONDELLI,
dl6 So Camn at
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LiAl DE LA LoUlSlANE-Cour din pr.n,,ox a..
rict Judiciare. ~ "
FL Al De LA LOUISIANA, A tons ceu, ,,,s
WITS t'esentes eoncenent, Salut:--Attendu nue
',,a'i, ,hackeV ayant acheie uEe yente mt ~
* Snefii de Ia paroisse d'Oreans la propriee a. pal
uec'e, esi addreSse CRETE de crttt Conr m, Ia a.;
Vele tut enreglsree lie 5eime Jour de Ma; do r,,',
i,! ' ~, a'lI commencement acte de In egis
'u.e oe I'at de la Louisiana, ntitule "Acta nav,
couhrmer los titles ues acuuererrs aur ne'e pom
aires, "ppfou'e lie 10 Mars 1854 Quill ;t n1 o.i
"'es pefSofes inei essces par ces pra <entes
, MN DC f'tat de la Louisiana ct de la Cour I
'.ri iII~"ict Judlcmre Gui pourraieut uvoir d,nt -
la proprete c-apres decre en- consenusaoa VI vi
iau' de iorle dams Porlre lie decret on 10 nre,, Wy
IN couf, en- 'eflu auquel la vene a eIe fne On ia e
iffes"'"rle GU ll,egalite dams Destination. Paws ~,
,, ,, N.Y. Nv c ue Ia 'ehte' gu ponr aut.e cause
que co9ne de ialre voir, dams trene iours oto H. ~
Puoea N de cette avis pnurquoi la yen1e oi,s
seri'lt pas conirmte ct homoloeufe ' ''.'o lie
La dite ptopfiete int vendne par lie Sheriff s,,s u.
'Floe l"lf aVr de fannee 1888, en- vertu G:pn -
cre de cette cour rendu lie Seine de Mars IL, "a %,
i6HS, dams 'atfaire de William Mackcv W. tt "nNs
BELL No. i3252 du docket de cette Cour j Ica1ia
Vente lie dit William Mackey, scst rendn
pour lie prlx de $500 compliant. '''e"'
PRESCRIPTION de Ia ProPrlete d'apres lie transfer u,ei
are, SWolr:
On certain lot lie terre comprjs tons loo ,;
r e.. aihtofatl"S, situe en- la pdroisse d'DrI4 ,s
p llet oorue par les rues de la Nonve- Leyt1. io.
dress6 par + Zinpel Depu,e Voyer "a Ia p'sl
ieccmbre 1881 ct deuose en- Pemde de Fr;r 49,. ~ ~
notmre PnhIic CONNIE plan No H. lie dir h, ' ,'.'a
esurdht Vnst peds, onze pouces face la ra. fai,
~" S"Aante 4Wnze pieds de profondhur H.
'o'e 4 'o'che lie lot no 0, Ell qnatre yinpt n;sls ~
ponces ct quatre lisues en- profonderr FieiS sept
tonche Ia nroPretG npresent, on derpiere mn, do
naht N Hooda Ell ayant dix neuf pecs oa nt' aie
9e afge aan' Ia rrooodeur fat face una ala
Nos As, &, 7, g ana 8. "'e' i1s 10"
Bur au du CIR
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE w,,r,,o,-z

ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE W.truo,,sr
Tustomhouse street, opposite the post.ofies
ne subscribers are now receiving from their i;lc
t pn4 IN Ne" oFk, and will keep constantly on
OF snperIor workmanship and of the latest no.t.r,
made Of the bsst Egyptian, italian, I,isb srS
american marble. Also, Monuments Tom6s snS
GraVe Stones, moulded and pain sills ana l;ntsJx
marble 'acngs' hearhs and boundary stone, alasts,
OF iarls, Roman 4 aydraulie CemaTt and PI.s,tr
ing n"lr, together with splendid assortment a;
ofass thonnt'd ana plain Crates and Russia ron
0ra'ss OF the newest and most approved patterns.
shortest notice. They have FIRST rate workmo Wv, ~
set the above work A'"on u
JeS JAMES KAHN & STROUD
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VoL.-VI No $50

DIR W. utANto' CAMOMlLt.s FILLS.
fENHlS highly valuable medicine may be had whole
4 sale and retail at New York prices of REEFS u
DLANGE.id Camp street.
1t Is confidently recommended Tor the following dls-
asses Dyspepsia in all its foI ris bilious and liver al
lotions, IN every stage anG deg-ee female
more particularly the incident to mothers; n9or
.bus, fever and ague, incinea, cnasumptiens or DE-
hnes whether Of the liver lungs, he iache Or gfddi
ness loss of appetite, trenors, inebrIaflnR OF
ietum tremens, spasrodc affection of all kinds rheu
natsm whether chronic or nfammatory nervous OF
bilious levers, OF every variety; scrofula salt renms
and all bloohes. bad humors and impure cnmplexinns
OF the skim re essuess night and daily irrfaeihty
and melancholy; the summer complaint, and cno'eFs
orb or darrh9a in grown pers MS; worms and hatu-
tency til bad brsath chiorosis and ptations Of the
heat AID hes changes of female constitution and Tor
impaired and dsorganized constitutions in either SEX
"hichha been permanently relieved by other
medicines a single trial of DIR w Evans medicines in
any OF these cases, will produce such effects will IN
lcae their Incompatible superiority, and induce SUCH
use of them will insure speedy and unquestiona-
Die cure. Directions for use accompanying them.
Numerous certificates ofcures will be shown, as from
he length of the catalogue it is impossible give them
publicity through the medium Of newspaper, On DIR
Evans catalogue there upwards of O0C! cases,
md In this city refer TO many persons who have
1een eeved, and in instances entirely cured Of
ong standing diseases, by DR. Evans Camon liz Pills.
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