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ABERNTiIY'S DYSPPrIC IiX(H.

Dr. ber,athy, til, gret,st of IN r'i'h Slrs 3nns
opinion tl,a, nin:-tenths OF the dse,srs TINT alice
mankind originate in the stomf sch. This '.iiSr
used by him with the most unprecedented Sa1;ess III
tis private and public practices for upwards OF forty
years. for tie fe,n"y val Of he tol,ownS ''''a+seF
sch Pn;s. in the side, ilenvinrss of tn tenl ard inoi
ma ion 10 Sleep lreguiari'y OF tie Bowels, aud ~ all
cases where Indigestion or coa'iYr habit Is found to
exist.
This medicine must not lie nuInhc e.; unlong the host
Of uuack i0sruus before the public, il il the
sole invention OF the anes aud most scientific surgeon
Europe produced, aud thA secret ri preparing II
was purchased by the agent for vry large is
agreeaoe AMI pleasant To the tate, acts mild rpcr
ient always keeps the bowels free, inatls vgo and
strength 10 I'll, system, und che 1riu'nuss the ma,
and few bottles removes the most C 'ni.nel cases OF
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and prevents a, any
New York, l7lh August 1898.
81 MADISON street
sIR:-In consequences Of iesa;nE Il se!ena.y life, |
.nvc been troubled more or less with INDIGESTION for
sen years: TOR the last three yeas my autein,s have
been iusupportabe. have tried several phy~iclru-,
and uuher of liack lelici.es, with mt deriving any
benefit. d:spaired of ever obunnn; any permanent
relief uud resigned myself 10 the st hopeless despair
was persuaded by many irenrts to try Ahrrnrlhy's
Dyspeptic Elixir. have now finished the nu,th bet
Ella unl know not how To express N.Y. nlra'i"n OF its
,vnndcrfuI virtues and the miracle Ms performed in
restoring ma that health which mehI lost for
ever. Send me half dozen bottles a aud except
INV thanks or Inc blessings you have erredhy re-
storing to letsct health
jCUI MONROE
The agent has in his possession scYe hundred tcs-
;mouals similar the above, Of the extraordinary VII
tucs of this medicine. Sold by appoimtmcs ut DR..
sshnso,ls. l4n tienre street. nov. )
VALUABLE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
NIARrr.Il.'S Wonders of Geology.
M Culng works
Gibbons miscellaneous works
Romans works-Waverlv, tmalel portraits
Parry's Lcgendry caEinet--Cowners works..6vs
Ilosg's tales, vels-Sir Charles Grandson
Al, a Gr,,, Smith on tn,fau
Knox history of the reformation
Dayenport's biographical dictionary &c &c.
Just received and for sule by IoWAh'
a27 ~ Camp =
y. H:E u o . Il .iIL,, IiLL;u, EeN IN l'hnr
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GAS DEPARTMENT,

.-----.aass
CAS- nrp,p1,urNr
Gos Tirbt Hauk;yo Cau,,v I,,vury 70 Ieyo
ra,HE Sick Of Coke bcinr mia, rrIuccd Ills Cam.
pnny will furnish Pisburg Coal in snu,ll auan-
ties to their customers.
Orders received at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
la3l =. w WElLES, Src'y
EgURNHAMS DROPS.--Ibjs medicine was
I'D discovered by the proprietor ana, has bc,n suh
,, H.; r, ,
j., ~ Us III n'"'l i."'
If n, I;rars;G,J Ar,,r;,an ,,;7,,x,,, 49,, ~ 10 49,
civcn,n ,le nnhli wit, ,le ,In,n., r,n,;dcnce ,n
."a' ~ - 10 '"'s ''en''y ST. ''f'n III We
p'"p'' n.." f''s ,'e ''',~ ,''' , ''o' 'e"'
t'"e e''f '''""" H'lh'h III" 'eHtA "' al c'asses.'
s"cls'y' rs win me greatest pr"rre'y gwen IN
all the ,nnHdirs which aict the human r. CO, from
the established fact, that, when taken into the sto-
mach i, nets according to tho state Of The s,on-
nch and the nature ut the t!is either NJ nm
rme,ic diur,tic eud,rGn or,r, ~ c,no.;,,
,,JaI III . w. - ~: FD'" ~ ~
The da,Iy aHs ' u.s., ,". ~ o
pf"pf'"l rs OF its beneficial nnd saving elects IN
cases Of the "gue and fever, bilious, ,yphus,
a'' S'"''r' 'N,lH' ''n"e''"', ''",e"' c"'oT =
i,'y w ''"' y, sP' P''" :" "''a''o'' '''y
..'' ,"'' ,''F "'I INV "''F "'''""''p " Warmly
tfcf"''ehd'"9 II, "h t""y h~t ce'eh nt''"' from n
sense 81 ""iY WhcH 'hey owe t" The n''ii"' fAml'y
t" say !" H, Try IT, and so" Will b"ar ample lcsIl-
""y t" a we have sid on The su'I'cr.
The cholera Iiscil- the worst sconrg" which he
ever visited our cor'try, has been successfully
qufrrd the proprietor in thirteen with the use
OF this me'i'clnc only, without the loss Of single
pafinnt. The medicine is p'c nr,d nnI Nv dncrn, 9
DURNiIh NJ & DAVIS 81 Iyuis VI ,ssruri. and q
put NJ in phlni. each occomn,u;rI with n mini,
and nl5ijurt ,l,yer,,un nnd ,nnto,u,nu ,hur,
i, srs. T., he had for SEVENTY i've Gen,a. ,yt;ci
,,ok,s !, ,.h ,L i,.s, 49,; ~ .n' v,
-, H., ,,,,I, ' = '''' '''' nv " ''''''"
Thn I,,,. ,,,,,;o;,o i o,., ,h,f a.,
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al bitktS X CO. y s. t'lnrirae Stree. are NOW
: receiving md opening III" most sl.lcndld So
st;,liF'! and :aEhinna le stock Of CIorhiu.- r,,,
have f'rr t>M''i'" IN ~ 5 "rrhe', ""n>;srro! IL
th' "' '"' I""""'"I ar '''F; '|""' l4r '!"r', r.
o'''' ''""''i "'"""''' "n' WV '|"'""'' SLhoN-
an" H'''"t' owe " c. ana 'r'<S coats: h"rH"r,
S'""'r an "EF', ''HcN r"h's r!'"2oiy h'o's
''' '''' '"" ~" "'''N 49,: M re aHd ri"'''
iI' ,d "u' w. '"'' o"' ll'
SIN ''' 'I''" 'NS,H' ''"I 1t " ma Xxx ''hjo Is:
Ha' ". "'n 'n,' a''' : a'H s''t's n"d
..r. nnn,,,;. ,,,~;,, .' &.''" " 5'''
'''''' VIZ. "''' We :" IIr~
I.nin .nt --,,.ut 4:-r,- wiz, Iin4n l.s.,,,s ~ !,
and ,iil.G; wa. ami .nd lni., i,r,l, s,lft ,
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* hDt.tk1 VI A!tt,-ih he Subscribers, manu-
~ !actnrets aud wholesale dealers in s,ddlery
g"oda, ncN owing by late arrivals tynir, the
north, Ia ut'ttin 10 Ihtir roInEr stock, an extern
slve assortment at articles i'll rhclr hnt, amoag
which are the t"itowINg, viz:
l.Ihlcs md lisscs MlLIu mi n:iiit Il sndAl.
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Gas Light Bauhing C9mp'y, J,anary 30, 1889
'a1HE Stock Of Coke being nlc!, reduced this Com
4 rnny will furnish Pittsburg Coal, in sull guam
ties, to their customers.
Orders received at the Gas Office Bank Alley.
ja3l i. W WEILES Stew
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TNLEtAN'r BR)OCHt.S-W William Bel, l6 Char
II tres ST., has this day received small assortment
ofIr.e enamelled und breastns, set up in the
ern style.
GNANCY MATClIES-Whh beautiful paintings,
r landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
sale by A TRlEN,
kb32 3iNagsEine =
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=. TEEl PE.NS-Fet's \u-. - & lens
~ daniel Webster pen, t"t'S large barrel pen
tcasr"Ss large d, pcrry's ga ?rug do
d. small do d. slit do
NinJrts la0tloS do do double pNtcut
90 imprril Double putcnt do
Gilln!s hm,c do do NeiiruIi do
And Glut5 Commercial. fer sale At
DAVID FELiM Co. u Chartrcs 4,
irb Sfatinuc,S Hail
{ FOilPASSiS, THERMOMETERS Mii'l{l,.S-
; COPIES, &c---Just received AMI for sale hv
VIM. Mckran corner Of Camp nni Common streets,
general assortment OF Surveyors nNnnn->r->,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pen.
Spilng Div'deiDiS, Spring Boy Pens, ivory Pro
traCinrS,
Ivory $cneS 'iunters Scales Glass iri"ngiae,
Parallel Rulers, Microscopes, Thetmone"r$,
Gamer a Dhscuras Survey Chains,
Aicnsu Y t.r
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

sLAl ING CARbS-JuSt received Il tvW Erurs
OF very superior French card, very tina Mnd
fine, for sale cheap i,v /, Eri.T l. Co..
milo N Y Stntionrrs hall, "A Charities st
if-llo bales Northern, luniiug from ,ig Nice
opposite post No |, s"COnI A;unripriitv, Md
tVr >ale ny SIiAli. 4 BROWN,
april n .l5 Magazine -tYrct
9 Il ARAi;i' dnd liqnnrr' and nianna.-4 cases
- il" Turkey gum tratr, ; 10 g"o ice ,rnar, ruI
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FRANKLIN !WFIRNIARY

SAesAssn AsAiS ssSE JANUARY
'H'- nnhc aie re- pecituily informed that tnIs ms
b tuiinn Is erected On THE rsost Improved plans
IN IN aiY aud most adrae sir,aiion in the ia b.u
Franklin upon Tho saih ID, mile from The aiissi
s'gri.
The building is large al eoe, .omn,odiaus,y divided
NH slst'nen,s for ksepa, separate diferen, ciassea
and herent diseasEs.
The Institution is sunpiist with the n,nst skii.u] and
attentive mse and tensle nuites, aud speakng the va
ricus mcdein languages.
Private rooms may be had BY gentlemen At Eve dol
lars pr d2E. ncluln, sttenaaics. Sc.
sfa's m the or mary wards,l dollars per day.
sts also two dollars. Small Iax 10 ,he ordinary
81 fre dollars.
81, capital Surgical operations extra.
The resident rAysirial is DIR Weidelnan, 10 whom
pW'cahon Tor nsnt,-sion must be- made nr e A
,.N,e"lherE, No u hampart STREET. ari9lv
ssRaIiEits ClPlIIi-1u.I recciv a, il ftors q
- cases assorted ho'a 10 seets, 30 60 inches
LOCKE & Co
m2 S From Levee
EhNGHASGr. On HlEADELPHiA-For sale Ev
= ms YokkE, as Camp -
As Eas Foitk--i0 bblz fur Ealf hv
Aa ms 10 AMEs, 4ssenr 81
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sfACSN, LARD aud ruah--ia,ihl.ts Gfi,cinHau
50 cuei Sides and Shoulders
2UWrkegs FIRST quality LAID S
lea hr. iess putk. fer ste ~
AL SIErSoS 3 = "a, n t'ravier :,
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Wtciy Press"-. tn" undert'Sned, 'grer 10 n,,e
by tn. above conditions, far us they are aica 10
weekly papers. ,,,r,r~rr
tSigned) a. u ia '>. ~,
ttS No subscriptions ARE taken Tor 'e.1 IMAM h"hS
Letters u,usl ia Ill cases. he post phiN.
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"A EW MI SiC-o, Native sic. Tho Convent /, D !
L FUN rauti1g, rnvinr Blade; Ncvar Despair, Il
don't you remember the beautiful glad: in the D,nnl
Romance: 'i'e White ilarSc If tHc Pep pcrs; hon
come aud 'i.Uvr thou arr uenr me- sung 10y hiHS )
II IN til" g!aHd tomiutC Opera AuiIr, Good Nir |
lht' III" nag unl pttiig: car, far spring On
he a" win", BIZ II tu1st'; Cons, come ,ru arr in
row: Lie on the Dceul w:.vt, bv II itu Isrli; She
watched tor him; TO me let fail .r; Come m al
'"rnne; D'crthe .ra'cr+ by moonlight; hrrs home
like my own, nrranscd for tn harp bv / Lrhurre-
Royal Watlzr+, br \ FIechr; Queen V,ctura's Court
oundrcs Just received uuh Ion <nI, by
dl9 /; CASEY, 70 Cainn st
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Gt!.ASS--l00 bozes in store for sale BY
w fs6 SHALL. & BROWN as Magazine ST
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s[sORTUAE FELLER'S OWN BOOK
A. Comy's Grnmnlar--I eslie's COOKERY
lioinar's Key 10 'Ielemauus
lornv French spei'ins book
Eue,!th Readers, half and iult bound
NnnnstrocA;a French Grammar
Neeu's " ash;nglon ant, NJ rion
Eurs ,redca, companion
nabc's arth,netic-ReiI on the nervss
I.ady's medlca! pockc, book
aenrjsElan's medical pcetet boo.
Nelson's tarrier--> Iockell's song book
Hale's United States
new and large supply Of the above works JUS, re-.
ceive' and opened isr sale on GOO. terms by
WGA A Tnsat, - Csmrt At
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The above medicine is for fo!, at wholesale aud retail
n' ~. 't"vn"s street. between Muga2i lc and Camp
St., New DI!Hjll@. Inp6
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

combined with the lawful pursuits oil the
citizen. The Government was co-part-
ner with the merchant IN oil that tended
70 open the marts of commerce and pro-
mote the success of his industry and enter
prise. 1t may not be doubted that, by this
association OF interest, individual capital
was increased, profit accumulated, and
prosperity secured TO an extent which had
no parallel in the history of the world.
A CHANGE HAS COME OVER THE SPIRIT OF
THE TINES.
The present Administration has declar-
ed a war of determination against the
whole credit and banking system of the
country, and, from present appearances,
they viii ENJOY the high and proud salts
faction ofseeing their designs fully realized.
Bur THE PEorIE Will hold Mr.. Van Blu
rem and his supporters RESPONSIBLE for the
MEASURES by which they have been pros
trated, They will draw the lines, mark
the men, ana porSue them with an indcia.
tigable and unceaslng arder, till they have
been driven from the places they have
defiled, and expiate, m a compulsory re-
tirement, the wrongs and sufiarings they
have inflicted upon them. As long as TIKI
WICKED RULE, the PEOPLE may prepare
TO MOURN.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

Going Wca.--The Wabash la. Courier
Of the 9TH inst. states that the number Of
cmlgrants going West by the National
Road through that place ls lfnmense-iar
exceeding that Of any previous year.
That paper says: For some weeks past
tins great national highway has been liter
ally crowded with the wagons, horses
stock and all the paraphernalla of cnigra-
ton. Both the ferries across the Wabash
at this point are kept gong from day light
until a late hour at night, frequently pass.
lng as many as 100 wagons per day -
From recent trip north Of this place, we
discover that these remarks will apply,
though IN less degree, to all the main
thorough-iarcs to the great West
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

Morus NulticdHiis.-.Thc Richmond
Compiler states that an auction sale Of 5000
Morus MutIcaulis Trees at Mcssrs. Tenn.
plcman and Dickenson's, was made on the
10Th INST at ten cents per tree, to be paid
on the delivery Of the trees in November.
None of the trees were under five feet
high, and they were Of luxmiant growth.
100000 trees were offered Of tho same
time by the foot, but there was no bid.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

live minions in popular elections, and IN
the affairs Of the people the right and du.
" of the people 10 manage their own al
fairs and to hold those in office to strict
accountability, instead of being themselves
held accountable to federal officers.
We have characterized the present ad-
ministration as rnOnarchicdi, prOSeripfire,
corrupt, and federal. Ii is MoNARcHIcAL,
because it seeks TO concentrate the whole
power and patronage OF the government in
the hands of one man, whose voice is law,
and whose slightest wish must be obeyed
and in the language of Mr.. Van Buren,
himself, What is this but the government
of one man, and what is the government of
one man but a MONARCHY ~
1t is proscriptre, because, whatever
may be the merit or qualifications of cit
lzen, he is not permitted to ill any public
station, if the administration can prevent
il, unless he swear allegiance 10 the adj
ministration, and support the President IN
all his acts and measures, right or wrong.
American citizens are therefore virtually
DISTINGUISHED, and are as though they were
in land not their own.
Ii is corrupt for the public moneys are
lavished upon favorite office holders, by
millions, and whoever will devotedly and
seryilely sustain those in power, are sure
to be rewarded by a share of public plum
der. Indeed, it proclaims to the base and
profligate, that to the victors belong the
spoils of office, - spoils robbed from the
pockets of the people, and the robbers arc
suffered TO 90 at large, unquestioned and
unpublished.
1t is federal, inasmuch as all the old
ultra, blue light black Cockade Fedora.
lists arc 10 be found in rs ranks, highest
in its fuyor, and most influential IN rs
councils.
Such is the administration the Wings
now oppose. 1t is in their power to de-
feat it, but it can only be done by cordial
UNION, and vigorous, energetic ACTION
Our opponents entertain strong hopes that
this UNION will be wanting, and consequent
II base their anticipations of success upor
our dissensions. In this they viii be dis
appointed; for whatever difference OF opln
ion there may be among the Wings at thl'
time in reference to the individual TO bt
nominated as the Wing candidate for Pres
ident, that difference viii yield before tht
strong conviction Of duty, so soon a tht
National Convention shall have designatcc
our candidate. The nomination Of tina
Convention, eyery true hearted Wing vii
sustain, and exert all his influence to elect
and if they are true to themselves and thel
country, they viii elect him.
The rcyerses Of the Wings in Tonnes
sec and Indiana, though calculated &c
dampen our spirits for moment, are bu
trihing matters. The American troop
were beaten over and over again, durn!
! the Revolutionary contest, and yet WASH
: ISGruN never despalred, and finally tn
cause Of Liberty and human rights Tn
r Iumphed. So will be now. Men organ
! ized in a glorious cause never despair
&. Philadelphia Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

Illegal Voting. the City Court q
Baltimore, on Tuesday John Hack, res.
den, Of the Second Ward, was found guilt
Of having voted twice at the late election
m the Second Ward. The Court sentenced
him to fine Of $40, and to lati for ore
month. II Is hardly necessary 10 say that
this man voted the Locofoco ticket, and the
Circumstances under which he succeeded IN
voting twice deserve notice. When he hrsl
applied to depogte his ballot no questions
were asked but his name, which bong
found on the registry, it was received, Dc.
posted in the box, and his name checked of,
as required by the registry law. In the
evening he made application to vote agaIn,
and was informed by the Judges that he bad
voted, such appearing to be the fact from
the books. He stouty denied that he had
voted, and the judges, out Of regard TO the
great right Of suffrage, and supposing that
m the haste q checking Off the names, an
error IN hrs case might have occurred, told
hum that If he would swear that he bad
voted, they would receive his ballot. lie
did swear, and his ballot was accordingly
received. Thus pegvry was added TO hif
other CRIME Of voting twicc.--BGli. Pat
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

rciteration Of z1atiment which should be
acted q, upon BY every patriotic Wing Of the
United States, as it shall be by US.
We enter the field as the advocate Of
Democratic Why principles, and as the
incorporating opponents of the present
monarchical proscriptye, corrupt, federal
administration.
The principles we advocate, are those
Of the patriots Of rs, Of the Republicans
OF 20, and Of the Wings Of 1894, to wit
uncompromlsing hostility to executive SUI.
preldacy, executive dictation, executive
corruption, aud the interference Of execuc
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

Harsh Proceedure.-Itl IS stated IN the
Boston papers, that the Rev. Mr.. Pier
point, distinguished Unitarian clergyman.
has been expelled from the functions Of his
sacred Office, by his congregation, in con.
sequence Of his animated support Of the
Law which prohibits the sale Of spurious
liquors under the quantity of 10 gallons. =
Such procedure was much better adapt.
ed to the meridian Of Vicksburg than to
the noted land Of steady habits.--tb,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

Bright Conception A native Of ireland
lately called at the office Of Natchez Ed.
ltor, aud wishing to have an advertisement
inserted, inquired for the terms. He wa
informed that the charge was a dollar per
square for the first Insertion, and half
dollar for the second. And don't want
your first Insertions at all. I'd like the So
cond sure, SAID hc.-Rul. Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

tits better, upon The whole, 10 mind one s
cwu concerns, than 10 be concerned con.
corning concerns thar concern 3ther people.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

'4FfI. 1ll = TItIfIIs II9 0"VIIIF IIIIIVII7 PcI
aImum for ITS Army, Its Navy, and what
ever else II has occasion 10 sustain.
BY whatever high name the Govern
ment may be known, inits intercourse with
the citlzens,-il IS, IN fact, IL the practical
operations Of the country, a great BANKER,
with an immense capital, uniting 70 the
possession Of political power the influence
Of transcendent and umiyaled wealth.
Its wealth and rs power combined raise
Il above rIFalship OF competition. Every
year has added to its magnitude.
In the early days Of the Constitution,
t.Is Tremendous power was harmouloudy
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31

A New Englaad Woman.-An old lady
IS years Of aye, who resides in West New
ton, near Boston, one day last week start
ed from her place Of residence, and walk
ed the whole distance to this city, nine
miles, between 8 and / O'Clock being only
four hours upon the road, and walking at
the rate Of more than two miles an hour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

LAUNCH OF THE IRoS BoAr.-The present
freshet affof2ing water enough, somewhat unex-
pectedtv. the proprietors CT the Iron Steam Boat
determined Yesterday morning TO launch her at
five o'c.ocl, in the afternoon.
As the hour approached, notwithstanding the
short notice given, thousands were assembled 10
eitness the launch About five minutes before
five. every thing being in readiness the word was
riven 10 sscut away and the boat started IN
beautiful style, gliding into the water without
lar or IA surge. The first rush was TO see how
much water she would draw; IN an Instant
score OF joking banters passed touching her
draught.
Some stood for fourteen inches, some thlrteen;-
twelve eleven, ten, were seyerally cried out. and
when she settled all were astonished Ntno
inches astern. Nine and half forward, prove s
to be her draught
The instance is without parallel a timber boat
Of her capacity, similarly constructed, would
draw tweniv-one inches, while the Iron Steam
beat draws but nine and half.
To guard against sinking, the hui OF the boat
has been divided into three compartments length
wise by two staunches, water ught bnkheads OF
IRON Either of these divisions filling with wafer
,vouId not suffice TO sink the boat.
Her length in deck is 30 feet length oi keel
40 feet breadth of beam 2Jteot i lEches,depih OF
hold 6 feet-PihSburgh GGzeHe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

The town OF WeisScnei', IN Pr'iSsa. rs we
,o,-n fro,o tho Journal dn llout ct Bas Rim, has
osra,ed narrowly FROM total destruction. ON
me ioh ult a water spoat burst over It, and ca'a
cd flood, which carried away many buildings
n.ar tho road to Naum6ura. Ncyt night SINH
lar catastrophe repeated III moro tremen7
deus degree, when The food was 50 f'"ei'''
hat i lore ,Ip The pay cmcnt, Filing the cellars
and even forcing its way through the lower WIN
dows in the streets. Many houses, walls, bridges.
aud trees, were carried away, placing the lives o'
the inhabitants in the utmost peril, though u Is
not stated that any lost. As late as the
morning OF the 23th, the water stood III The
streets and houses to height of SIX or seven
feet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

TOTICE is hereby given, that viii expose 70 aie' at
,.tan st the residence Of Martha Burgess, dec.
nng the tows Liberty. Ind the personal property
;4 deceased consisting Of Horses Cattle, Hogs One
Wagon Gears the field, Oats in the sheaf, hay IN
ne etark Farming utensils Household and Kitchen urn
-. & gr e. Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, a.
rrsdit Of twelve months will be given all sums of
three dollars and upwards the purchaser giving ms note
49, 1901 sacIritv JOHN T. BURG SS. Admir-
Liberty, Inliana, SEPT. 1th, 1888 80; 'Sc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
R;cs.,norad & EsroolsvilEe Canal.

N-OTICE TO CONTE ACTORS-PFaiosals viii Be-
T..1iye3 =; the One OF the Richmond and BfooAFe
- C.3onaav unit. F3-day. (Thu-=daEl the thiFd Day
n OCTOBER ext tor constructing Sections Nos ana y
- ne avn Of Richmond; Section %, near Abingdon;
-. ~ ra,- Rr3sr1sville Section 49, Fairfield,
~ eeoa - near the town Of Rockville The sections
re4 f3r contact embrace number Of T9ecaan'el ss.i-
tires Win some heavy oiud excavations Inc
-r4.,,-ss are principally Dams aud locks
particular ptioa Of the woEs VIII lie P9atea
- before the listing. Dr. MatcAets tavern N Ao-
o,. DR. Hn.f1.a's IN Brownsville: A DUBOIS IN ar
tea. D. IoFaans Bookye, and at the once Of me
,o.i''A' " W NJ LEEDS.
Richmond 9th no. TN, 1899. 80;